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Newark. N. j., March 10, 1909.
Report OF interments for the week ending
March 1S. 1869; Men, 80; boys, 81; women, 81;
girls, "a; total, III.
Ages-One year and under. "a; between | and
2 years, 4; between 2 and 5 years, Q: between s
end 10 years. 3; between 10 and 20 years, !; be
tween 20 and 80 years, a: between 30 and 40
years. 10: between 40 and so years, "a; between
80 and so years, "A; between so and 20 years, II:
between 70 and so years, II; 80 and and over, s.
Decentralization. /; anaenis, 1; apoplexy
or cerebral hemorrhage. 10: ~asthdnia. !: asthma,
1; bronchitis. 3; burns. 1; cancer. 3; cancer,
breast. /; cancer. stomach, 1; cancers uterus, j;
eirrhosis liver. 1; commissions, 8; diphtheria,
1; eclampsia, L. endocarditis, 1; fever, scarlet,
q; fracture skull, ]; gangrene; /; CASTRO en-
teritis. /; ~gastrltis, /; general debility, l. heart
disease, 5: heart. hypertrophy, |: heart. val
vuisr. /; hemorrhage. /: insanity or dementia,
3; narasmus or malnutrition. 3; murder. 2: my
o~carditis, /: nephritis, 4: oedema. lungs. /: old
age or senility, s; paralysis. general. |: peri
tonitis. acute or chronic, /: pericarditis. 1:
phthisis. pulrnonalis, 4; pneumonia. -. pneu-
rnonis. bronoho. Al: premature birth. s; shock,
1; still born. 8; suicide, 1; tuberculosis, ?; III
cers. !: ~uraernia, 2.
Places OF Nativity-United States, 81: ireland,
Z: England, 2; Scotland, l: Italy. 6: Germany,
is; Canada l: Russia, 3; colored, 7; unknown, /.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY, City Clerk.
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pies will yield a splendid profit when
they are good to look upon and good to
eat as well. The Idaho and Washing
ton growers pack their apples In boxes
and ship them all the way to New York.
yet they are getting ch."-Detroit Free
Press.
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HAD TO DO SOMETHING.

Il understand Talkfest has rome on
the lecture platform
Yes. a friend gave him a dress suit
for a present Inc as he doesn't dance
and Is too proud to he q head waiter, it
wa w 70 him to 60 to lecturing,'
Puck
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DEATHS.

nETTS-Entered into rest on SATURDAY;
March Is, 1909, Lot Belts, IN ms eDu
year.
BooTH-on March 49,. 1909. at her late
residence. $50 Central avenue, JENNIE
beloved wife of Louis Booth. :
nRJJDY-At Bloomfield. N. j., March II,
1909, Ann, beloved wife Of the late Patrick
Drudy NEE FiEerty). =,
Funeral from her late home. Nc: "a
hickory street, on Wednesday, March Il,
ut $50 a. M, thence TO the Church OF the
Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock, where 2 So5enon
High Mass of Requiem VIII De onered no5
The repose of her soul. Relatives ana
friends are kindly invited TO attend. In
fernent at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. New
York papers please copy.
KfLBURN-On March IA, 1905, Amelia, ~lfe
If the late Jaboz d. kllbufn, IN her
seventy-elghth year.
funeral services from her late residence,
100 Orchard street. on wednesday, mafcIi
II, at 2 .. 10. Relatives ana tr = ras M. :
Cemetery at the convenience OF Tue
family.
MAcKIE-on Sunday, March u. ss
George Mackie. beloved husband OF Mary
Maokie, aged y years. omh.ss =, re
Golden Star Pleasure Club are kindly
invited to attend the funeral on InesdaS'
March 10. at : a. m, IRON hs Ia'e reg
Johns Church. where a high mass o'
requiem will he offered for the repose
Of his soul. Interment IN cemetery oi
Holy Sepulchre.
MAcKLIN-on March 10. 1909, at the home
If her son-in-law, James Lynch. Mary
Ann. wife of the Int Thomas Mackhn'
MARSHALL-On March u, 1909. 81. her
home. 40 Broad street. Jane L., wife OF
Edwin r. Marshall. aged 81 wears
NICKL~-On Saturday, March y, 1909, Anna
Catbarine Nicki tnee HartD. widow OF
Joseph Nickl. in her SSth year ,
Relatives and friends. also menlbers cf
the Leag que If the Sacred Heart Of MARY,
Of St, Mary's Church. are D. Rin TT,ssda M
18th inst. AT 9:15 q, M, from the resi-
denoe of her daughter, Mrs, George Hoeh'
No. IS Stone street. 10 st, Mary's Church,
where at 10 o'clock n Solemn High Mass
Of Requiem will he offered for the repose
of her soul. Interment at St. Mary
Cemetery.
NoLL-on March 70. 1909, Gustav. beloved
husband of Mary Noll fnee Georgie)' aged
rs years. go.
Relatives and friends. also Seventh
ward Republican Club and the Newark
Special Police. D. b. A.. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, % Hecker street. on Wedne.-
day. March II. at . p. m. 1nterment in
Paramount Cemetery.
o'NEILL-On Sunday, March "A, 100, at
her late residence; 400 orange street,
o'NelD and sister of the Rev. John j..
keogan.
rAaD-on March u, 1909, Roberta b,
daughter of william H. and Mary IL.
Page (pee Baum. aged Fl years I months
rs days.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Bonneville,
N. T., papers please copy.
soUTHERLAND-On March Is, 1909, at
bis home, ia Peabody place. Driah NJ
husband Of Charity Sutherland, aged 50
years.
TULLY-on March 10. 1909, Margaret Tully.
yM4K-Suddenly, March u, 1909, William
A.. eldest son Of Kathryn NJ, and the
, late William A.. Volk, aged 25 years 4
months, 12s Spruce street.
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Notice.

The members Of Columbia Lodge No. f7e. p.
ana A. NJ, are requested TO attend an emergent
communication at it's lodge room, t2 Broad
street, Monday. March Il, at 7:15 y. m. sharp.
10 attend funeral services of our late brother,
hers OF sister lodges invited 60 attend. BY or
der Of BENNO LITTAUER, W NJ.
JULIUS SACHS, Secretary.
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AND Suppl 'rs

Typewriter Exchange. *
ALL makes sold. cash or instsimenis;i rentals
- Pc month tp;. GOOD repairing ressonably
writer Exchange. . Beaver 1t. Phone 1880.
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AUTOMOBILES.

NOW r. the time TO become 1 chauffeur ana
earn frora $50 . go per wsek at THE AUTO
MOBILE school OF VIEW JERSEY, 47
ston st, near KINNEY s, Ne~Rrk, y. J.
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PROF. A. c. RICE.
NEW YORK'S BEST CLAIRVOYAHT
PIANIST.
When doubtful. discontinued. unhappy. con-
suit Mr.. Rice Immediately. His advice in busi-
ness. speculation, Investment, love. marriage.
divorce. never fails. He reunites the separated.
causes speedy and happy marriages., removes
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ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT CHARGE
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hours. 10 TO s daily. including Sunday.
MADAM LASEN, Newark's' ablest clairvoyant,
spirit medium, past, present. future; all sub
ieets soc. 10 to S except Sundays. 4S7 Broad st.
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TREAT IN modern tue.fayufly
houses on Halstesd st, one block south FINN
station; all modern improvements; each apart
ment entirely separatei hardwood finish. beauti-
fully decorated; IL you want to save money
look these over before you bur; only mali
amount OF money needed. One apartment will
pay all expenses: open for inspection every day.
.. owner and builder. s4s Shepard
avenue.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

F~RhENTZEL & RICHARDS, patent law.
American and foreign patents. trademarks
and copyright, and mechanical engineering.
and London and Globe Building,
corner Broad and Mechanic SITS. rooms 6o1-602
Phone 1851, Newark.
DRAKE g. {. Globe Building, 800 Broad St,
room 800: solicitors of patents and experts In
all matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest in the State. Established IN 1855. Free
advice as TO patentabilfty. Telephone 2945. 9
LAW YER prompt attention ali
Investigations: quick results: absolute secrecy.
Room 7o5-A. 2o3 Broadway. New
York.
RUSSELL NJ. EVERETT. Tel. 46sS-R.
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR.
~ 7SS BROAD II. COR. MARKET.
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AGENTS

AGENTs-we have excellent propositions come
and investigate. STANDARD CHEMICAL
CO. 252 Central av.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

BARGAINs-11-acre farm, IS fruit tysxn, ,YHs: 10
Der, $1,000. These farms are all lccated IN
South Jersey near Atlantic City, fAilfeads.
owns. schools and factories: has ali aoUd
buildings and are nearly given away. and We
have therefore no time to answer lsttezv. II
Interested call OuTTRUP.. rs Centre IT., Or1nxe.
5 acres farm land. high and dry. 500; SS
down; small monthly payments.
SUPERB FARM. 50 acres; hirhiy euYtiyeteA:
beautiful country home; North yofpsys oua
hour from New York. w. ". IDOtA exoou-
tor. Box $50. Boonton. NJ. T..
FARMS. country homes; sale. rent; vicinity -
New Brunswick; twenty miles o. Nswaxk
PAUL F. WILLIAMS, New Bruns~4cH, y. e.
TO LET-FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES.
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DRESSMAKING.

Observation-Disclosures on waists; quick,
neat sewers; also coat hand. MISS JACOBS,
40 Ridgewood av., city.
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AT THE MOUTH
OF THE TUNNELS.
Automobile Supplies.
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT
COMPANY.
Baby Carriages.
BABY CARRIAGES REPAIRED. VANISHED.
Upholstering: tires put on wheels: cane for
chairs: wheels for Ice wagons; best work;
lowest prices.
NEWARK Go-CART MANUr'G CO..
1925 Washington street.
Hotels.
COMMERCE. HOTEL. is Commerce st.; rooms
Zoe, 25c. SIC per night: for gentlemen only;
free baths and latest improvements.
Jewelry Exchange.
Up-To-DATE JEwELRY sold al lowest prices.
Old gold. silver and stones bought for cash.
iHs Market st. Room FOG.
lighting Fixtures.
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT
ssa MARKET ST. NEAR MuEBHRRy 81.
Moving WINS. q
MOVING VANS, at HoBsoN's, 1873 Washing
ton 1t.
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NOTICES.
MEDICAL.

LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
~ srsdusted REGISTERED speoialist. call or ad-
st. New York two minutes walk from ysrrv.
consultation free. once hours. 10 to : SUI
days included. ~
LADIBs-Nothing equals Roebuck's Resfnr.-
tvs The Pill that will, make good; rios
pestpaid. DR. DE WITT, 1855 nroadwsy' New
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WANTED.
STORAGE.

F~IRST-CLASs STORAGE.
Locked rooms, padded vans. expert handlers
packing or moving to city or country.
NEW PROCESS"
cARPET CLEANING.
CowPERTHwAIT & VAN HORN co.
Offices: 1915 Market ST.. Newark, Phone $50.
:. NOSNIaOA - 1sYlBN I0S-66t pIeMdn pure
qluotd led 0eIS 'suiooI .sS1BI 5ouBInsuE MOI .SuI
-pIInq qoIIq .8eN pun Aool iepun 'stuooI slei
-sdss .sn q}IA spoos pIoussnoq InoS HAOLS
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Printers and S~tatiOners.
rot WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU
WANT 1T. BIRRELL-BROwN CO.. Printers
and stationers. 1914 Broad st, Star" Building.
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TEN-RooM HOUSE. all improvements: corner
lot. l1oxlbo. two blocks station: - 40: ms-
half cash. Houses and lots from Q,600 un.
Farms, all sizes. all prices. Acreage ins AMI
TINsMAN. Dunellen, N. J..
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]. T. RANSOM,
REAL ESTATE N INSURANCE
1856 EATON PL.. AT ST. eTA4YOA,
TELEPHONE 1901 ORANGN.
Greenwood Lake. N. J.
BUNGALOW PLOTS on the lake; statistics
showing healthiest place in the East: besflslr.
bathing. fishing; bungalows built ouiokly, easv
terms: Send for booklet. ". KfIGHT
CLYNEs. 1856 Market st. 80
Vai1sbuRx.
COMFORTABLE two-family house, II reosns.
separate heaters and baths; easy terms. Az
dress OWNER, Box so, star Ohnce.
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PERSONAL

ANY person having any bills for MR.. wM.
KOENIG, So South Eighteenth ST.. city, will
Kindly present same on or before Tuesday.
Is. 1909, In order OF settlement.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OUT OF TOWN.

Bloomfield. -
S~tACRIF1CE-Beet offer secures elsAAs&ooen
modern cottage; tiled bath, steam heat, Glsc-
tr1c lights, two verandaH: 5o-foot lot: shAde
trees shrubnery. Apply to - vii
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

HILDEBRANDT, auctioneer. Office $50 South
Tenth ST.. will sell by order OF the executrix,
the neat. pS-story house and Ion on the prem
ises, No. $40 South Ninth st.. Of Augusta
Schmidt, deceased. Monday March 49, 2 p. m.
Terms made known day OF sale.
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CEMETERIES.

GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.
Franklin ay.. Bloomfield. N. j., once, Scheusr
Building Tel, t0ss-R. Newark, and 1881,
Bloomfield. Single graves. III: plots from
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LOST AND FOUND.

Orange; owner may obtain same by PROVING
property and paying expenses. o. Sanford at.
East Orange.
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FLOOR. with power; about 800 feet: abundant
nght; immediate poBsession. Apply D. J..
waterhouse. Passaio Il. pssalc.
J.
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Russian and Turkish Baths.
rHB improved Russian and Turkish bath. IL
West Park 1T. Open day and night.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

II world moves, so does JOB DE CAMP
furniture, safes. pianos, desks. etc. packing
and shipping a speciality; estimates oheerfully
given. Established 1850. Tel. 4s2, 5a-54 Will
lam st.
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FOR sALE--Team OF black cobs. f5.2. one Of
team perfect saddier; also buggy. station
wagon, bus, pony pbseton and runabont Stable,
rear 24 Mount Prospect av. city.
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The Military Athletic Association of
Oahu is now real organization. 1t
was born yesterday afternoon at the
University Club, when coterie Of Of
fcers and local sportsmen met to talk
the thing over and start something.
Officers of the new association were
first elected. Colonel Jones, n. G. H.,
was elected president; Lorrin Andrews,
secretary; and Captain Campbell, q. S.
Marine Corps, treasurer.
An executive committee was appoint
ed, the personnel of which is-Captain
Campbell, Lieutenant Bowen, TWEEN
tieth Infantry; Lieutenant Groninger,
Fifth Cavalry; j. o. Garter, Colonel
Jones and Lorrin Andrews.
A committee on rules and regula-
tions, which will meet on Saturday
morning, is composed of Lieutenant
Bowen, Captain Campbell, Lieutenant
Groninger and Lorrin Andrews.
That is what was effected at the
meeting and it is whole lot. They
are live ones who have started this
association and it is bound to be sue
cess. From the way they went at
things it is certain that all details will
be settled in short order and the Mill
tary Athletic Association will be MAX
ing a noise like something doing before
very long.
Roughly outlined, the plans of the
association are to have a series of
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LIVE ONES START MILITARY
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Representatives of Local Camps Meet and
Organize to Advance Military
Athletics.

scheduled games in all kinds of sports,
football, track events, baseball, basket
ball, and perhaps rowing and other
sports that this climate offers excep-
tional advantages for.
The association is named Military
because it is military. The Marines
come under that head and, since there
are no warships stationed here at pres
ent, naval teams would be very well
come, but merely guests.
1t is expected that the league
grounds at Moiliili will be obtained
for the use of the association. Just
when they can be obtained is not yet
known, but tentative arrangements
have been discussed with the Rapid
Transit people and there is a possibll-
ity that the use of the ground will be
obtained in the near future.
The making up of schedules, the
naming of the different sports that
shall be included, the arranging OF
dates and thousand and one details,
all have to be settled. But the men
who are at the back of this thing are
of the kind who go right at it and
there will be no unnecessary delay.
By Saturday night there will be
something definite to record as to the
plans of the association. The start has
been good. The gallant ship "M. A.
A. - has slid gracefully down the ways
into the water and it will not be long
before her masts are stepped, her sails
bent and everything ready for fast
and successful voyage.
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WILL ENTERTAIN BRITISH TARS

AS the guests of George F. Davies
acting counsel for Great Britain, two
hundred sailors from H. NJ. S. Bed
ford will 60 out to Kapiolani Park
this afternoon to have a good time in
the open air and take part in field
sports, for the winners of which there
will be bunch of appropriate prizes.
Afterwards the boys will come back
to town and be entertained at the
Seamen S Institute, where there will
be plenty of ballast of the right kind
to stow in empty bilges.
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MRS. SCOTT MADE
EXCELLENT SCORE

The following is clipped from a
Shanghai paper and has reference to
big rifle shoot, in which Mrs. James
Scott, formerly of Honolulu, made
and excellent score:
Mrs. James Scott shot remarkably
well and was actually second highest
scorer in this stage, making 46 out
If a possible so, her first, second, sixth
and last shots just missing the bull;
her score of SO in the first stage be-
ing insufficient to enable her to win,
however, she has still very high posi-
ION, one which many of the men com
petitors would like to gain.
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NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Honolulu Men
and Women, Old and Young.
Kidney ills seize young and old.

Kidney ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man, woman or child.
Is to cure the cause.-The kidneys.
Doan g Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys-
Cure all forms of kidney suffering.
Honolulu testimony proves it.
B. T. White, Pearl City, Oahu, Homo,
lulu, Hawaii, says: 81 am ninety-two
years of age and I suffered from head.
ache and kidney disease for eight wears.
l have given Doan g Baekache Kidney
Pills fair trial and have been so
greatly benefited that I cheerfully rec,
ommend them to other kidney suf-
ferers.'
Deans Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 30 cents per box (six boxes $2.5O)
or will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan s. and
take no substitute.
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National League.
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL.

The football schedule for this season
has been made up. Just where the
games will be played is not yet de-
cided The games are: Town team VS..
High School. October 10; College of
Hawaii vs. High. October %; Hawaii
vs.. Punahou. October 50; High VS.. Pu-
nahou. November 6; High VS.. Hawaii,
November 10; Punahou VS.. Hawaii,
November 30. and Punahou VS.. High on
Thanksgiving Day, November p.
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MANAGERS WANT
EARTH FENCED IN

There was a meeting of those con,
cerned in the proposed international
long distance race yesterday afternoon,
at the offices of the Honolulu Athletic
Park Association. Nothing was def
initely settled but it may be that they
will arrive at some decision at a meet
ing to be held in the same place today.
The managers of Tsukamoto, he of
the sore feet, wanted the earth and
a fence built around it. just where
they get the idea that they ought to
have so much, is not quite clear. They
wanted the park people to give sixty
per cent. to the runners and then TWEEN
ty per cent. to the managers. Can you
beat it? After their great champion
tramped a few miles and then lay down
with tear in his eye and ice on his
pedal extremities.
There is one great trouble in this
man IS town. AS soon as professional
gets his name in the paper twice and
has appeared before an audience, he
begins to think that he is the only,
onliest thing on earth that can draw
anvbody's attention.
These men overlook the fact that the
park people have invested large sum
of money in providing place for them
to run in and bear all the onus of
managing the thing. Messrs. Michi and
Townsend might reflect that their man
agement may be very important fac
tor in the japanese success (O, but
that managers of unsuccessful or los.
ing performers usually ask for terms
and do not seek to dictate them.
However, there will doubtless be less
of the high horse riding today and it
is to be hoped that things will be
settled without too large a gabfest-
or should it be called "grabfest
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Runs at the FALL of each wicket
for 10. . for 50, for -, 4 for
l47. 5 for 1870, for 1919, for POI, s
for 2O4. 9 for 219, 10 for 224.