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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

tpoer intet minore, emo at ole De is.
serale gmbeosm9rib, Der Tfploer ener
ifpIote aittreoee fin l1onrpneIie, maa
pPre iorberebt poa peo fsrite 0eiIia.
teo at bIipe lat noenfor. perion bar
cit al oisie, % ban bapbe enoog meb
Ereiioent &~oofepeIts % 5inansmini.
'terens Samtpffe taeet aftip Del |
Talgfampen til Soroel for 3ittreoge.
Sige iiben Saft tiItraaote gmbebet,
bar ban oerfor pGret o~perbGngt me6
Inmooninger fra DC iiooerbe Seita.
torer ON at fierne Eerion fra alioi.
terembeoet og uon9pne en- anoen
Spb Safota Nanb til Stiaingen. Nu
par imiolertio aittreoge en- al Safts
parmelte Salsmpnb for Ereiioent.
nominationen, ia ban bar biItnof ben
Isrlte al 8eitens Senatorer, Der
oabeilt anbefalcbe bans Domination.
9ette baphe life Sait CLIENT, og oct
bar BAN berfor alt anoet eno bebage.
ligt at fierne Ell at aittrebges beoite
Senner fra Gmbebet, iioen at Der
fanotes noget at iige paa bans gm.
b%eosfsriei. Stiaiugen por iaaIeoes
liot ubebagelig for Breiibenteit, mel,
III bar aItioa Berion oeo lin afifeos.
tagelie fiernet ale 8anifeLigbeoer.
Sans afiteb blep itrar bepiIget fra
Den angipne Sib, os Ell anoen spo
0atota Wtanb, 8icegupernsr $. 6.
Sbober. er aaerebe iionepnt iom
bans giterfsIger, Sibinnppnte bs.
rer til bet iaafaIote progressive
Borti % er a%nbefalet al baaoe
CRAWFORD % Gamble, iaa mi berifer
Der Sreo mellem bisie % Breiioen.
ten, ialfalb foriaapiot, iom oenne
embebsbeiptteIie angaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Joroens Grobrino.
(alf a. Select t "WeooersmaaIet". }

Der tales t oenne Sib meget ON
2liftens grobring. Der funoe ogiaa
tales ON Sapbpbets grobring, -
peb unoerpanosbaaoe. Wen Siito-
rten ON Soroens grobring er ben
RIbite % lPngite.
9e gamIe 9r9fere fienbte fun
ggnene peo Niobelbapets eitlige
Sci, De bapbe ingen anelie ON Sor.
bens StsrreIie % nbieenbe, iaa liot
iom SIbtibens andre Solf. Siito.
rien ON Sorbens Grobring ~begpnoer
langt tiIbage. Den itrpffer Jig oper
Suiinoer at gar.
Ggnene omfring Wiooelbapet bar
fsrit ppret fienbt al bore Solfefpl.
Ter. On Dag for mango Sunoreoe
Iar iioen er Wpnb fra git naaeoe
ilo til gilropaS pberite, peitlise apit,
bpor Miobelbapet % Itlanterbupet
mebes. 9isie WGno bar naaeoe til
Geroens pberite 8r9niel Sg De ge.
retnineer, be bapbe at meooele peb
beres SiemfomIt, bar lpot langt
mere o~ibunberlige for Sattoens
WenneIfer, emo Goofs 9eretninger
ON Heiien til Roropolen lpoer for
ps.
ct af oe itore @ibunbere / Ienne.
iIGgtens Siitorie err amerifas Spba-
geIie. Sngen al os fan t9nfe Zig,
bporoan BET er blepet lpttet til Sor.
tpaingerne at De Wpno, Der fsrit
iaa ben me @erbensoel, bens Wen-
neifer, benS Blauter, oens 9pr. Iae
Sc gamIe Soreitiainger blep ~tilintet.
giort, % npe uaneoe llbiigter aab-
neoe fig.
Wen. ieIp efter at oue Serbensoele
par opbagebe, bar Ser Iangt igien
meb SorbenS Grobring. ~ltnoerie.
gelien al Nlfrifa berer 0 Sio til, /
aammel Sio bar finn en- ringe Gel al
airifa fienot. Gnoml / Den npeite
Sio err set Ipffebes at gipre upentet
Itore Spoagelier / Iiien. Ren De
ufienote Eletter poa Soroflooen er
bIepen f9rre og fGrre, minore og
minore.
Sra WiobeIbaoetS Spiter err Den
boioe Manb trGngt frem | aae Ser
oensretninqer 'og bar unberlagt Jig
Sorben eler lprt ben at fienbe. Oct
LOS iom ct Gpcntpr, ba gleriot for'
Ieoen ilsi oper 5arpanbet mcllem
gngIano og Sranfrig. Men ! l9nglt
foripunone Sioer er bette 6arpano
for isrite Gang blepen posieret al eli
Iano al Dor SoIfeitommc, Oct
Wenteifc, ser fsrit al ole iatte i'm
SOB paa Den itore Q peit for Oct eii'
robGiife Saitlono. Senne Wtnnos
Eur bar / bpert SaIo pGret Iiae ioa
piounbcrIig icm 9Ieriots. s Dor Sio,
oa aItine gaar / Ell iaa Itrpgenoe
Sort, er ct ioa mrgtist 2ano iom
sc Sspr. Statcr bIepet erobrct for
arItriren / faa IenneifeaIore. Wfen
europa bar gieunem SuiinSer al
Iar manttet erobreS Mtil for Mil. vi
fan MI rciie fra Iiboelbooet til bet
peItIige Norse eller Sinlano ! faa
0aae. Wen bpiIfe InitrGngelier
bar set life foitet Ienneifeil9gtcn,
iuben oct fsrfte TenneIfe naaeoe
frem til Ssbapets 8piter % loo glit'
fet GLIDE benoper gslserne % De
oripenbe SSilag2
ga ga Den poerite S%anoegrGnIe
bar naaet, bespnote Ieneiter at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
prefoentens Reiic.

RrGiibenteu meo Sslee onfom ON
Wor9cneu ben 5te Sftober til Sof.
lamb, Sal, % ira tiSlis ON 6ormio-
bogen til lent pna apGIo bar ban
iiaoi9 paa 5arten % operalt @ieii-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
era uoIanoet.

Song Manncl ai Portugal bill /
Ssit aflGege ct IGngere geisg | eng.
lano. San bill fontme til Winbior
Slot poa fin 20.aarige Ssoiclsoag,
ben lobe Houember. Oct forIpber,
at ban er noe os ier fig ON eftcr Ell
YrinieSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Qaitnnnt Hcnrn nilhn

2pitnaut Ecarp uilSe, iom be.
fienot, life tiaooe nogen Of fine buibc
Sebiagerc al ieIge meO belt op til
Roropolen. Snsen nrben brio Rano
END ban ieI0 maatte bare Den 9gre;
men fin iorte 2ieuer, @iattbep Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
hilbert Ymlitscr, en- 9roSer al Be

hilbert YmlitScr, en- 9rooer al oen
befienote ltosiper iaf "gtep Yorf
@orlb" ,Soiepb Rllit5cr, begif | Ssn-
bags Selpmorb / 8ien. Oct Ifol
IGnge babe berifet ct ippnbt Sorbolo
melem De TO 8rsore. Sgiaa IIbert
BuIit3er bar en- g%runorig Manb. San
bar lGnae pGret ip9elig, og 8ortpi'
IeIic ODER, at 2Ggerne life funoe gipre
i1oget for bant, fol bape ppret DO.
tibet til Den iortpiIeoe Gambling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

De maaneoItse norife @uostiene.
tier | Sopebitaben er III, igien begpnbt
~eiterat babe ppret iu~ipenoeret unber
De parme commemorative. GaItor
Speten fro HorDap, g~trginia, Der
eftcr Eaitor aDanmes SorfIptteIie til
lltab bar opertaget benne Sieneite,
prGOifebe forriee Ssnoag for en- gan.
tic taIrig areos al Silbsrere.
" Q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

-. .N.
itonb for rrtegen SpIoeit fra gefoIf.
singer,s Sibe, iaapeI | Soflano iom
| San Jranciscp.
Sans fsrite geisg gjolot Galifor.
mia StatSumiperiitet, bpor ban peo
lin anfomit fsrtes til bet grGife
Tbeater, oct fsrIte 5riIuftstbeoter
icm opretteoes / amerifa. Ser gior.
oes ban til @ienitano for itorarteoc
S%nntioner al De Der ioriamlebe TO-.
900 9orsere % Stioenter. Serfra
fiertes til SoSboIOparfen, bpor ban
biIites meo S,ibeI % Gang al 5000
Sfolebsrn.
Sra Soritaben BERKELEY, bpor llni.
periitetet er beIiggenoe, fisrtes til.
bage til Saflan0 ,bpor oen o~fficiele
WobtaseIie fanbt Steo / Sen &oute
Snn. Soran 9%pgningen porabereoe
ct Getadement al 1909 Snfanterire'
siment, og ct apmpnni .Warineiolon'
ter itogiorbe bans Giforte t ben fom.
binerebe miIitGre og ciptle Baraoe,
iom ON Gftermio0asen ianot Steo t
San Srancisco.
Otter Gdraoen bar ban meo at
legge S~jsrneitenen til Den npe y. N.
&. I..9paning, oOerpar oerefter Ell
Exception for bam | linton league
Club % beltog ON aftenen | Ell flor
@anfet, iom pur urrangeret til sere
for bam al 9penS Ilttoriteter.
Sra Sos gngeIeS, Gal, berettes
oen 4be rs. at aomitecn, iom itaar
/ Spibien for arraugementerne til
Den ganfet, iom ifoI gipes for Bra.
iibenten Der ON Iftenen Den lite
Sftpber, beftnber itB | en- pberit lem
SorIegenbeb ,ibet Der nemlig op til
nppnte Cato fitn bar iolgt 347 9il.
letter al De 500, iom nan bopbe giort
iiffer &egning pno at iPlge.
9a Sanfen ON oenne 9anfet
fsrIt fom boa gore. ~iorfpnotes oct,
at Der f,ln piIoc Bill GIaos for 500
Eerioner, iaa DC, iom suIfebe at Del.
taae, sioroe fIogeit | u~fortspet at
fire itg fine @iuetter.
Gil at beepnbc meo bar Der en- lio.
ltg GitcripsreieI efter giaetter, men
ErGiiocutens Sole | Sapsr al Bal
Iinger OF bans Wetbober reiuItercbe
/ en- iterf Reogang | Staetefter.
ipsrgieIen ion cfter Breiioertells
SariitaIe / @inona neiten belt er
opbsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
solitui. @rcp SEQ aoIitois Sc.

Sulitpi. @rep SEQ SolitoiS Sci.
brco poloer otter bans Senner al.
porlige gefpmringer, t~eIegraieres
ira ct petersburg. Sau bar nplig
pprct en- Sur til Wtoifpd, % bette
b(en ilof liot iormeget for BAN. Otter
Sicmfomitcn til lit 2onogobs gas.
naio YoInona beipimeoe ban TO @an.
&c, og oct enc Anfalo pureoe / ii Wi-
muter. Otter at bare boilet goot no
fpifneoe Den gamle 9igter iaapas til,
Of ban funoc tuee Ell fort Spaoiertur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

Sra Warpffo berctteS Der MI, at
De Snofsotc | belle ben sitlige Gel al
2onoet bar beepnbt at agitere for en-
"beIlig arig" intob Sponierne, % at
ilere al sc Iebcnbe Stammer hrrtigit
miIigt bill ienbe itore 5oriterfningcr
til Riif.S tanmen peb Ieliaa. Soi8
mn BERTH fommer, at ogioa ~lelpelte
Siiltan WliIoi Saiio erflprer Spa
nien &rig, iaa bill Sihiationeu BIZ
mere broget enc nugcniinoe for Spa.
nierne. Zen ipauife Tegiering bar
ienbt ny Soriterfning til General
Wurina, Speritbeinleube oper &c
ipanife trooper peb WteIilu. DIN
bette Sfriot ifaI Der Dog bape pGret
llenigbeo inben bet ipanife aabinet,
% bd Observation-Disclosures for 81"
Den life er iamlet, maatte &egie'
ringer afgisre Sagen paa egcn
Saano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Sm oct brittle Budget itaor oct

Sm oct brittle Budget itoor oct
Tor npoPrenoe eli beftig Scamp /
Earlamertet. l(nocrbuiet pebtager
gnnife piit Regieringcns 9ub9etior'
lag, melt Sperbuict bar iat iig paa
9~agbcnene. Wtiot unoer Ell Sebat
l~lnoerbuiet / S~irsoaos, ba netop nogIe
al De pigtigite Ernftcr / 9ubgetior'
iIaget par unber 9ebanoling, tit Bre'
miermiuiiter aiquitb telegrafiif an'
mooning hos aoatgen ON itrar at ino'
finoe fig boS BAN. TremiermlniIte'
rem fotlpb siebliffeIig aamret % rel
ite til 9almornl. - Oct forlpoer at
aongcn b~ubienbte Winiiterhefen itrar
eiterat ban bapoe hapt en- Samtale
mcb 2orb Gapoor, Ell al De melt inb-
ilpoeliesrtge Wtrno poa Sppoiitions-
iioen / 9oroereus Slts. Sette iortol-
fes ilig, at aongen ielu MI bill lpgge
liz o~rbcntlig | Splcn for at faa 60
gen orbret og bcrueo ~afpcrget Ell me-
get alporlig Scamp.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
SUNDAYS CRUISE
To PEARL HARBOR

From every standpoint, save, per-
haps, financial, the yacht cruise to
Pearl Harbor yesterday was a great
success. Better weather or filter
winds could not have been desired;
and the parties on the different boats
were of the jolliest sort. The bigger
boats had, of course, the larger par
ties and made the loudest noises like
real fun; but the smaller craft had
and did their share.
The start from Honolulu was delay
ed somewhat by the United States In
spectors, who examined the Mokolii
and Luka in respect to their passen-
ger carrying qualifications. Both yes
sells were found to be in proper shape;
although the Mokolii, being a steam
vessel, was not allowed to take pay
passengers.
The band was on board the MolIo-
Iii and played stirring airs on the
way to Pearl Harbor. Mr.. BONNIE
the moving picture man, took some
excellent films of the boats as they
were leaving the harbor.
The Helene took the leau cut of the
channel, the others following in pref
ty procession. Nearing Pearl Harbor
there was pretty race between the
Helene and Spray in which honors
were about even. Hawaii Second
went ashore at Puuloa point, remain
ing aground for some three quarters
of an hour. This was the only acct
dent of the day. Features of the ex-
cursion, also, were the beautiful show
ing Nof the Charlotte c, Gladys and
Spray.
The lunch on the Peninsula was a
success in every way. The boats be-
gan arriving back in the harbor about
6 p. m. Everyone voted the excursion
a big success.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
X SPORTS X
CHINESE WIN IN
VERY FAST CAME

One of the best smaller league base
ball games witnessed at Aala park in
a long while was the tilt for the
championship between the c. A. C's
and Aalas yesterday afternoon. The
game preceded that of the National
Guard VS.. Fort Shafter in the mill
tary league, and was largely attended.
1t was a beautiful fight for blood from
start to finish, and ended in victory for
the Chinese by the unusual score of 2
to 0. One of the runs was made by
the Chinese in the first and the other
in the fourth innings
This game gives the Chinese A. C.'s
tbe championship of the first series
They will now have to play the Aalas
best two out of three for the cham
pionship of the second series.
The official scoring was as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
ST. LOUIS AND THE
KAMS BAD LOSERS

The games in the Interscholastic Sc
ries Saturday afternoon resulted in
the defeat of the st. Louis team by
the Punahous and the terrible drub-
bling of the Kamehamehas by the High
School players. The first game was
lively and enjoyable; but in the Sec
ond something uneXplainable struck
the Kamehamehas. They went all to
pieces and stayed so to the end OF
the game The results were as fol-
lows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
YACHT HAWAII'S
DEBTS ASSUMED

By a lot of smart hustling on Sat
urday, members of the Hawaii Yacht
club succeeded in lifting the mortgage
note on the yacht Hawaii and, while
the indebtedness upon the vessel was
not cleared off, it was shifted around
in such way as to be no longer a
pressing burden. Something over
$1,000 in cash came in first, after a
persistent canvass, and the debt was
reduced to $4,000 c. T. Wilder, o. l..
Sorenson, A. w. Nicely, H. l.. Kerr and
L. L. McCandless then signed a note
for the balance, which set the boat
free at last.
Prior to this happy disposition of
the matter, the holders of the original
note had become rather strenuous in
insisting upon noise like ready cash.
The event went so far as to refuse
TO allow the yacht to go out on the
Pearl Harbor cruise unless the debt
were squared. 1t was in the face OF
this emergency that the committee set
to work, with the result above stated.
All those wishing to enter the two
mile walking race on June II should
communicate with DR.. Hand on or be-
fore tomorrow night.
Additional Shorts see Paoe ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
BOOKSELLERS AND
BANKERS AGAIN

The Wall, Nichols team defeated the
baseballers of the Yokohama Specie
Bank at Aala park Sunday morning;
but it was only after the hardest kind
of a rub. The booksellers had the adj
vantage of being in better practice;
but when it comes to evenly sized and
workable teams, the moneybags have
all the bulge. They form as neat a
baseball team as ever stepped upon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

Two-base hits, Moran, Oakley Bo-
loun 2, Bushnell 2, Lota, Soares; hit by
pitcher, Lomen; base on balls, off Bo-
loun /, Bushnell 1; struck out, by Bo-
loun 6, Bushnell l; wild throw, Ram
sey; sacrifice hits, Lemm, Ellis, Bo-
loun, Kaia, Maracallino; double play,
Mccall to Oakley. Time of game,
hour As minutes; umpire, e. Fernan-
dez; scorer, w. Tin Chong.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

the Aala park diamond, and, were
they in good practice, would be inn
mensely hard to handle. The score
was IA to in favor of the Wall,
Nichols team
The Yokohama Specie Banks team
as follows: Kato, 1b; Masuda, IS; Flu
rano, p; Saigo, C; Murakami, 3b; Wa
da, Of; Hayakawa, Oh; Otsuka, If; rat
suta, RI.
This was Wall Nichols Company's
lineup: Kenneth, IS; Mori Sa1i, IF;
S. Gum, Of; S. Bum, 2b; A. X. Vier-
ra, 1b; Hoishi, g; VIM. Jordan, Sb
All Toon, p; Iwashita, n.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
ST. YVES WINS
MARATHON $4,000

NEW YORK, May 9.-St Yves won
the $4,000 International Marathon race
in two hours and forty-four minutes.
NEW YORK, April 24.-Arrange-
ments were completed today for the
biggest professional Marathon race yet
held in this countryside grand Inter-
national Marthon for purse of $4,000
in which a score Of the leading profess
sional long-distance runners from all
over the world have been invited to
compete over the course at the Polo
grounds on the afternooh May s.
This event is open to the world, and
will finally determine the champion
ship at the classic distance of 26 miles
1856 yards. The purse will be divided
as follows $4,000 to the winner, $4,000
to the second man, $1,000 to the third
man, $500 to the fourth, $500 to the
fifth, $500 to the sixth, and 5000 to the
seventh man.
Some of the leading runners invited
to compete are st. Yves, Longboat Do
rando, Shrubb, Hayes, Maloney, Swan
berg, White, Simpson and Carajal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
AUSTIN WHITE IS
GOLF CHAMPION

Austin White won the last leg on the
Tansan cup at the Country Club links
yesterday, and the fine trophy becomes
his property. He had already won at
Moanalua and Haleiwa, and the score
of yesterday gave him the record on
the three links. The following is the
full score of all the players:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

Two-base hits, Sing Chong, Che But,
Zerbe; bases on balls, off Apau l.,
Comes l.; struck out by Apau g.,
Comes, Z; hit by pitcher, Bailey; sac
rifce hit, Hong Chack. Time of game,
hour so minutes; umpire, E. Fernan-
dez: scorer, W. Tin Chong.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

'Three-base hits, Fraser; home run,
Lowrey; base on balls, off Ordenstein
3, off Lota /, off Espinda 1; struck out,
by Ordenstein 6, by Lota 2, by Bspin-
da 5; sacrifice hit, Lota. Time, l hour
40 minutes Umpircs, Chillingworth
and Walker. Scorer. Schmutzler.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
GOLF|NG ALL OVER
ISLAND Of OAHU

e. o. White and A. McLaren played
Charles Hartwell and Harold Giffard
an interesting series of golf goes on
Saturday. They first went to the
Country Club where eighteen holes
were played, ending even. The quar-
tette then took Hartwell's automobile
and speeded to Moanalua links where
two rounds, or eighteen holes were
played. At the end of the first nine
they were still all even; but at the
end of the second nine, McLaren and
White stood five up
Luncheon was taken and the party
started for Waialua, making the Ha-
lciwa hotel in one hour and twenty
five minutes. There Is holes We're
played. At the end of the first nine
the score stood the same as at the
Moanalua finish but HartwelI and
Glffard won the last nine by TOUR holes,
which left White and McLaren one
ahead for the day
Supper was had at Haleiwa and the
start for town was made at $50, the
party arriving here at $50, tired but
having had day of great sport.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

Two-base hits, Hoe, Chillingworth,
Achieu, Norton; home run, Andrews;
base on balls off Andrews 6, off Mill
kaa, 3; struck out, by Andrews 6, by
Millkaa 2. Time, 2 hours. Umpire,
Walker. Scorer, Mr.. Horne.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

An important meeting of the Oahu
Polo club will be held at the Pacific
club on Wednesday evening at o'clock
for the purpose of arranging for the
opening of the approaching season.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

All men interested in the coming
Marathon race should meet DR.. Hand
at the Y M. c. A. next Friday or Sat
urday between 2 and 6 p. m. Motor
cycle racers are requested TO meet at
the Y. M. C. A. next Friday evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10
AYERS
SarsapariIIa

by observation of tho good it had done
to others, began taking it. My appe-
tite improved almost from the first
dose; thon my general health inn
proved, and now it is excellent, l
feel hundred per cent. stronger, and
l attribute this result to Ayers Sar-
saparilla, which l recommend with
all confidence as the best blood medi-
cine ever devised
As nOW made, Ayer's S0rsG-
pGriLJ0 contains no alcohol.
There are many imitation
SarsapariIIas.
Be sure you get ayers"
Prepared BY Or. J. C, Aver Co.. Lowell Mass, US,A.
AYERS PILLS, the best family laxative.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-10

additional Sports see Page ~
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-19
DAILY PARK CONCERTS
TO BE GIVEN PROBABLY.
United Singers to Be Invited to
Contribute Vocal Music.

Classical music will divide the honors
with popular music at the public band
concerts this year, which it is likely
VIII be given daily in the different
parks according to the plans of the
concert committee of the Common
Council. which met last night. Mart
hing was ~reappcinted supervisor of
the concerts, the appointment to take
effect July l. Emil Hofmann, a we'll
known concert singer, was a candidate
for the position. but was defeated by a
vote of 5 to 2.
The committee in order to carry out
It's plans for daily concerts will make
an appeal to the finance committee for
additional funds. Tho United Singing
Society SEN a letter to the committee
opposing all popular" music at the
concerts. The committee intends to in
wife the United Singers to give vocal
music at several of the concerts in the
larger parks.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-19

Herbert Boggs represented the city.
He raised the point that the city had
already paid to the county $50 which
was due or the third class assessment.
The railroad not having paid the as
sessiment, Mr.. Boggs wanted to know
how the city could be reimbursed for
the payment to the county.
Mr.. Holmes said that the relations
between the city and the railroad had
been most cordial, and he was willing
to let the property stand as third-class.
He said, however. that would leave the
second-class assessment still standing
against them.
After a brief consultation with the
local tax officials Mr.. Boggs asked Mr..
Holmes II he was willing to layt the case
over till the next meeting of the State
board, The railroad attorney readily
agreed to this.
Major Lentz suggested that the two
lawyers get together and come to some
definite agreement on the question. He
said that the State board would be will
ing to sign an agreement.
A case brought by the Greenwood
Lake. railroad and one brought by the
Pennsylvania railroad were not heard.
The former had not been sufficinetly
prepared, and the latter company had
not had the legal ten days notice. The
pennsylvania case involves the ASSESS
ment on the Adams Express Company
property at the Market street depot.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-19
HIS BRAVE FIGHT
AGAINST DISEASE
IS ALL IN VAIN
Claude E. Moree Dies of Con.
sumption After Trying All Rem.
edies, Including Faith Cure.


A three years fight against tubercu.
iosls. in which medical skill. change os
c'imate and even Christian Science
a last resort, We're powerless TO stav ,bs
Of the disease. eliminated YES
.eroay IN the death of Claude e. Moree
2eyears old, of 1IS Bergen street.
Mr. Moree sought health in California
county, N. r., the BERKSHIRE
HIS the Adirondacks and many othor
places without success. His faith Il
doctors finally wavered n he Joined
tne ranks OF the Christian scientists
Inc funeral services. which will he hell
the house tomorrow afternoon ~
1.so O'clock. will be according 70 the
of that faith. W
MT. Moree had been in the emn,ov !,
= nrookiyn manufacturing concern
flis father holds a responsible nos,t;nn
WIN the Ellis Adding Machi,h Corr
pany' Of this city. His mother eo .,ns
survives him. The dead man was hor',
with a talent for music, and plsye1 d0t -
public at the age of 4 years p''yea IN
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-19
MRS. PETER BOYER
TAKEN HOME FROM
HOSPITAL TO DIE
Surgeons at City Hospital Think
She Inhaled Flames-Her
Daughter Recovering.


Mrs. Peter Boyer. who was SO terri
bly, burned at her home. so South -Four
teenth street. yesterday morning. Awas
k to her home this. afternoon to die
from the City Hospital, where she was
removed soon after the explosion of
an oil can with which she was attempt
ing to light a fire. Her death was ex-
pected hourly and her family wished
her to die at home.
Her daughter, Miss Catherine
Boyer, was badly burned about the
hands and arms in helping to extin-
guish the flames which enveloped her
mother, but Miss Boyer's injuries are
not considered serious.
The condition of Mrs. Boyer was re-
ported as having become much worses
during the night. In addition to the
terrible burns about her face and BODY
1t is believed that she inhaled the
flames, and the physicians in charge
say that there is no possible chance
for her recovery.