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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
BELLEVILLE.

Chief of Police Michael j. Flynn to-
day issued request. that all mem
bers of the police department be on
hand at ST. Peters Parochial hall to-
morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock The po-
lice will escort the members Of the
Holy Name societies of the church in
the parade around the township. The
local procession will disband at the
city line. Then they will join in the
big Newark parade.
I Complaint has been made to the po-
lice about a gang of boys VINO are
said to loiter around the hat factory OF
Napier s Mitchell Company, in Main
street. at night and annoy the neigh
borhood. The, police will investigate
and remedy the matter.
The choir of the Wesley Methodist
Episcopal Church will render nusi-
Gale to the members of the church
some Sunday evening next month. On
that evening the pastor of the church
the Rev. Charles E. Scudder, will moi
preach a regular sermon but win reil-
der a brief address.
The Epworth League of the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
poverty sociable" october 27 at the
home of one of it's members, Miss
Helen Bradshaw, Union avenue. in the
township. Extensive preparations are
under way by the standing entertain
ment committee Of the league. The
proceeds of the affair will go for the
benefit of the Epworth League.
The Rev. William w. Conner, pas
tor Of the Belleville Reformed Church
will preach tomorrow in his pulpit OF
Granting Spells" In the evening, al
the weekly twilight services, which are
held in front Of the church, Mr. Coz
ner will have for Ills topic "A Sermor
from Picture.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
SEYMOUR ISSUES
HIS PLATFORM IN
FIGHT FOR OFFICE
Statereut of Orange Executive
Is Clear and to the
Point.

Mayor Arthur B. Seymour, of Or
ange, who heads the city Democratic
ticket, announced his platform today.
1t deals with a number of interesting
public questions. He again denounces
as disgraceful the use of the Council
chamberlain adjunct to the f1remen's
dormitory-for a District Court and
Excise Board meeting room; fayors
better sidewalks; asks proper appro-
priations for the fire and police bodies;
raps the Orange Board of Health for
dismissing men because of politics. and
asks bipartisan board fayorS
more equitable tax assessments; urges
business-like reforms in collecting tax
moneys; admits the need of improve
ment for the water supply conserya-
ton, though he denounced reporters
who criticised conditions recently as
men incompetent to get news; opposes
borrowing on temporary loans except
when In anticipation of taxes or assess
inents for ordinary expenses; favors a
on-partisan commission for the light
ing and water plants; urges charter
revision with a smaller governing force
and bipartisan in character; puts
the shade tree question up to the
street department; favors Fairgrounds.
revision of city ordinances. and urges
grade-crossing aboishment without eX-
pense to the city -
Following are some of the planks of
the platform:
Our public buildings are in bad
condition and should be put in proper
condition The Garfield street engine
house should be devoted to fire head
quarters and the city no longer dis
graced and made a laughing stock of
by bringing people there to hear Dis
trct Court and excise matters In the
firemen's dormitory. It's use as
Council chamber Is dlsgraceful.
The Fire and Police Commission
shoold be properly supported by suf-
f.cent appropriations to carry on the
efficient and non-partisan work they
are doing.
II am against borrowing money on
temporary loans except In anticipation
of taxes or assessments to meet or
binary expenses The expenses of each
year should be ordinarily borne by the
tax appropriation for the current year.
l believe that our debt should not be
further increased at the present time
ir view of the probable necessity of
large issue Of bonds to bear our share
pense
'The municipal lighting plant now
nearing completion should be run on
strictly business basis, and to that end
L am in favor Of the operation of the
lighting and water plants by non
partisan light and water commission
Several attempts have been made In
the past three years to revise the char
ter: these attempts have been appar-
emily insincere. The charter should be
revised, not by a committee Of the
Common Council, as has been attempt
ed, but by a charter revision commits
sion Of able citizens
s'Orange should have good play
ground for her children.
'',rhe city ordinances should also be
revised and made to meet new and
changed conditions. which did not
exist at the time they were passed
twenty and thirty years ago.
Whatever can be done to eliminate
grade crossings should be done at once
by the city. The elimination of grade
crossings should be accomplished with
out cost to the city"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
BLOOMFIELD. RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs w. Wallace Cadmus
of Franklin street, returned today from
South Royalton, VT.
Miss Mary Guion Cakes, of "Oak-
side." is visiting In Easton, Pa.
The teachers in the Liberty Street
School, Bloomfield. will tender recep-
tion to teachers from the other pub
lie schools Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Sowarby, of
Brooklyn. ARE guests of Mrs. Samuel
Fisk
Benjamin Dusenbury. of Park street,
has gone to Pittsburg, Pa
Miss Lena Moglia has been enjoying
sojourn in Danbury, Conn.,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
WOMAN, LEFT ALONE IN
WORLD, DIES IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Sarah King, an aged widow, of
sos Chestnut street. Arlington, who
had terrorized some of her neighbors by
pointing a gun at them and fiourishing
q carving knife when they tried to APP
proach her and who was removed in
the Kearny ambulance On September 26
to the Hudson County Hospital for the
Insane at Snake Hill. died there early
this morning
1t is said that the woman had for
some months been acting queerly. but
that when she found that she had been
finally deserted by all her relatives
she became so violent that the police
were notified. and thew cfter comforting
with a physician. took charge of the
woman. A niece of the woman. Mrs.
Clarke. OF $50 West Side avenue. Jersey
City, has been notified.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
CALDWELL-VERONA.


Raymond Sannahill. Of Newark. is
visiting Kenneth Backus, of West Cald-
well. ~
Frank Leonard and family, of North
Caldwell, are moving to the Matthews
cottage, on Campbell avenue.
william Welshman and George H
Vanderhoof, of Caldwell, old veterans
of the war, are visiting Gettysburg
and Washington.
The Mems Club of the Verona Metho-
dist Church will hold its regular month.
ly meeting Thursday night. An at.
tractive program is being arranged.
Miss ]. D. Matthews. of Caldwell. will
give lawn party to her Sunday scnoo
class today Miss Matte Lucas will
assist Miss Matthews in entertaining
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
NEEDLE IN CHILD,S ARM.

Township Committeeman Harry M.
Fallows. of Belleville. last night dis
covered needle in the arm of his q
year-old son Harry while he was un-
dressing the child Mr. Fallows noticed
something black on the youngsters
arm, and upon further examination
pulled out needle He took the child
to the office of DR.. Herbert B. Vail,
where the wound was dressed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
JULIUS CAESAR is FINED SIS.

julius Caesar Johnson. chauffeur for
I. Newton Rudgers. of Montclair, was
arrested last Thursday by Bicycle Po-
liceman Patricius Cannon for speeding
his automobile in Bloomfield avenue.
that town. He was arraigned today
before Recorder Heinrich i. Yost in
the Montclair Police. Court and fined S..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
NUTLEY POLITICAL MEETING.

A public meeting under the auspices
of the Second Ward Association, of
Nutley. will be held tonight at the
Masonic Hall. Various city candidates
are expected to deliver addresses
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
HARRISON-E. NEWARK.

To Pay Out $3O,4S5.
Stockholders of the Harrison and
Kearny Building and Loan Association,
of Harrison, will draw s3O,4S5 from the
Golfers Of that association at meet
ing to be held at Riordan's Hall, 315
Harrison avenue, Harrison, Tuesday
night. The fourteenth series of stock
will mature at the Tuesday meeting.
The series has run for eleven and one
third years and each share of stoe(s is
valued at $20221 Cancelled mortgages
that represented s3,250, will be handed
back to the borrowers at the meeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
Could Not Attend Funera!

On account of serious illness Mrs.
Daniel Murphy. of 100 North Second
street, Harrison. was unable to leave
her bed today to attend the funeral
OF her husband, which took place from
the Church of the Hcly Cross. Mr..
Murphy died at his home Wednesday.
He had resided in Harrison only few
months. Besides his widow, he left
five. children. The interment was in
the Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
Neville Funeral Largely Attended.

At the Church of the Holy Cross,
Harrison today, the funeral of Coun-
Gilman John Neville, brother of Police
Chief Thomas Neville, of East New
ark, who died Wednesday, was held.
A mass of requiem was offered, and in
terinent was in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre. The funeral was
largely attended. Prominent West
Hudson personages were present The
East Newark Common Council last
night passed resolutions of coincidence
in connection with the death of the
councilman
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

Funeral services for Miss Anna
Behan, of 210 Jersey street Harrison,
who died Thursday at her home. were
conducted today at the Church of the
Holy Cross, Harrison. where mass of
requiem was celebrated. The funeral
was largely attended by friends of the
deceased. Interment vas in the Ceme-
terry Of the Holy Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
Gain of 5,489 or z2.74 Per
Cent. Since Census
of 1000.

Figures issued by the census bureau
at Washington fix the population of
Orange at 29.630
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
Will TRY AGAIN
FOR NOMINATION.
Maynard and Young Announce
Their Candidacy-Talk Of
Dark Horse.
rspecia1 TO The Times-pispatch.1

Especial to The Times Disputch.1
Norfolk, Va, October 6.--With 1t
practically conceded that a party con-
vention will decide who is the Demo-
cratic nominee in the Second Congress
sional District, Messrs. Maynard and
Young have both announced their cam
didacy, as well az f.. f. Holland. OF
Nansemond county. f. A. Bilisoly,
counsel for the Citizens Committee, IS
also out In an announcement to. the
effect that mass caucus would be
held to name a candidate. There is
also talk of dark horse. to-wtt. T. J.
Deal.
There are those who claim that nei-
Their Young nor Maynard can win. al
though 1t is thought that Young Will
go into the convention with the larger
part of the Norfolk and Norfolk county
votes, totaling thirty-four, and May
nard will control the Portsmouth vote,
thirteen. The other counties have
twenty-four votes. The, success OF
Young depends on whether or not he
can control all of the votes of the city
and county. Thirty-seyen votes are
necessary for choice.
BY direction of Commonwealth's At
torney Tilton to-day. subpoenas were
issued for James G. Martin, e. A. Bills
oily, Braden Vandeventer. j. E. Heath
%. T.. Shackelford, j. l.. Lindsay and
a. B. Carney, ell attorneys represent
ing the Citizens Committee In the
probing OF the alleged primary frauds
during the investigation recently hello
In Norfolk. The idea Is to get posses.
sion Of all the details of what the,
learned in this Investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
GOre-nro,,n.

,Ispseial 10 The Tines- pispatchl
first society wedding OF the fall sea-
whom Miss Nena Whelan Grown tho
youngest daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
j. Few Brown. be arr the bride of
ter
The ceremony was performed by the
rastor OF the church, the Rev. George
$. Bowers, y. D.. assisted by the Rev.
tyterian Church in Winchester The
church was decorated with palms.
plants and goldenrod, and all the pews
had bunches of goldenrod, tied with
large bows of white tulle. The altar
was q mass of flowers and candles.
! The wedding music was rendered by
Miss Dosh. of Baltimore.
The bride, who came in on the arm
OF her father, wore a gown of duchess
satin, draped and trimmed in rare old
lace. embroidered in pearls. Her veil.
made of tulle. was held by wreath
shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley, and her ornaments
were pearls.
The bride had as her maid of honor,
who wore white messaline satin, hand
embroidered, and pearl trimmings. and
carried yellow chrysan themums The
+ flower girls were Miss Willie Morris
+ y
3 GINA Marshall Baker, OF Winchester,
cousins of the bride, who wore white
lingerie frocks and white ribbons. and
carried baskets of yellow cllrysanthe-
Ieurns and ferns.
The groom had as his best man.
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr., of the United
States Naval Academy. of Anna polls.
nd, and the ushers Were Thomas Boil
Ing Byrd. Philip Williams and Henry
Rrtwn. of Winchester; Thomas Camp
! tell of Baltimore: Preston D. Callum.
icf Washington. and Allen Emnlerr, OF
/ Martiasburg, w. Va
/ A reception for the members of the
/ wedding party and intimate friends
! of the bride and groom was held I'M
Z Inediately after the ceremony, at the
nome OF the brides parents. and later
Z in the evening the young couple left
/ fer an extended trip. Their future
! home will be in Winchester.
/ Among those present from distance
1 were Mrs George f. Lupton and
| daughter, Miss Marie Luptor. of .San
antonio. Tex; Miss Laura Dame, Of
+ Washington. D c.; DR.. and Mrs: J: l.
/ Luke and Mrs. james Green Aldridse
/ Of Charlestown. W.. Va; the Misses
Luke and Mrs. Snouffer, of Berryville
Miss Catherine Ap,bler. OF Parkers-
burg. w. Va. Miss Margaret Stokes
Z. of Rockville, Nd; Ward White, of
4 Rockville; z. G. Luke, of New York
and julien Whiting, of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
Chatham Council Meets.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
Chatham, Va. October 6.-The town
Councll. In regular meeting Tuesday
night, ordered that the remainder Of
the street between the property OF
Mrs. A. L. Noel and w. D. Dun can
now be opened. for which the Street
Committee will advertise for bids.
w. n. Smith was employed as SUI
5perlntendept Of the water works, to
succeed G. S. Johnson. w. NJ Tredway,
Jr.. clerk of the Council, was APP
pointed to appear before the Board
OF County Supervisors at their next
meeting and reauestt he board to enter
an order directing County Treasurer
T. j.. Colas to pay over to the town
the amount collected in taxes from
the town, as covered by the tax fixed
by the board for working the public
highways of the county, which will
be about 40 cents on the 500 worth
Of property,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
Social and
Persons4l

@ ocIETY has been much in evidence
At the races during the last few
days. and the boxes and grand
stand at the Fair Grounds have been
taxed to their capacity each afternoon.
Motor parties. smart little luncheons
and din crs have been the mode of en-
tertaining. and several very handsome
affairs have been rendered distin-
guished guests from distance that
are spending this week in Richmond.
Among those noted at the races the
past several days have been the Gov
ernor of Virginia and Mrs. Mann.
United States Senator Thomas S. Martin
Miss Juliet Mann. Or. Herbert Mann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders Hobson. Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, OF New York:
Colonel chiswell d. Langhorne, Of
"Mirador'; Mr. and Mrs. Robert VIII
liams. Brydon Tenant. .tenry Basker-
VILE. DR.. and Mrs. Beverley Tucker.
Mrs. Allen Potts. DR.. Thomas Nelson
Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moulton. Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
K. Of 2. LodEe Organized.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
SnenCar NJ o. ncfnhar G--Wffht 4

Especial to The Times dispatch
Spencer, n. c., October 6.-With the
assistance of State Organizer James
o. Mutt. of Wilmington, and degree
teams from Salisbury Lodges, Nos. 100
and "a. knights Of Pythias. Spencer
Lodge. No. o22. was organized Tuesday
night. After the necessary initiation
the following officers were duly elect
ed ncellor-Commander. F. NJ
Lampkin: Vice Chancel1or-Co Commander,
E. C. Ennis; Prelate, L. F. Cruise; M.
of W.. ]. w. Trent; NJ: of f., G. S.
Gresham: K. of r. and S., F. /. Dever-
eaux: NJ. of E.. A. w. Hicks; NJ. at A.,
w. L Hess; I. G.. K. H. Wright; o.
G.. j. r. Prettyman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
SENTENCED TO ROADS.
six Months ut Hard Labor for Check
FLASHER.
Especial to The Times-Pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-pispatch.1
Williamsburg. Va. October 6.-Wi1-
liam Knapton. the New York man, who
on Tuesday fraudulently secured SIS
on check Endorsed by Mrs. j. A.
Banks, proprietor of the Raleigh Hotel,
where he was stopping. was given a
ton this morning. He was founo
guilty and sentenced to six months at
hard labor on the public roads. About
s23 was found Sin the mans pocket
when arrested. and most of this was
turned over to Mrs. Banks.
Knapton secured the Endorsement OF
his landlady on Il check for $25. under
the pretense that 1t was for So, and
decamped with the difference. He was
arrested a few hours later by the New
port News police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
SUPERVISORS MEET.
Rond Overseers Appointed-Ncw Bridge
May lie Erected

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
RoxDury. Va, October 6.-'rhe Board
OF Supervisors met at the courthouse
on Tuesday, and road overseers were
appointed as follows: Wine Creek and
Cumberland Districts, James Wood
ward: st. Peters and Black Creek, G.
w. Moran. Chairman R. T. SouthalL
OF the New Kent supervisors, will meet
with the supervisors of Charles City
county to discuss and decide on tho
question OF building new bridge. near
Roxbury, where the old long bridge.
in a dilapidated condition, now STANDS.
The schools of New Kent opened on
Monday. with very large attendance
and several new teachers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
.DREDGE IS TAKEN
BY PORT warden.
Question Of Ownership Will
Probably BE Fought
Out.
---
W. o. w. TO uNvEIL MONUMENT
Streets Deserted While Peters
burg People Visit State
Fair.
w. o. w. TO UNvEIL MONUMENT
Times,Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg, Va. October 6.
At meeting of the Lower Apo
mattox Board, held yesterday evening
the port warden was instructed to
take charge of the dredge "Cockade"
and remove 1t from the present loca-
tion, and lock the dredge to the city
wharf This lis done as an evidence
that the city claims the dredge. and
has taken possession of 1t This Is
the dredge which the city authorities
claim was sold without proper au-
thority. and 1t has been In the pos
session of the Atlantic Dredging Com
pany for some time. This action of
the city will cause a thorough In
vestigation Of the ownership of the
dredge
Monument to BE Unveiled.
lakewood Camp. No. I, W. 0. W.,
will on Sunday. October ., unveil
monument at glandford Cemetery to
the late Robert Stevens. The unveil-
ing will be a public one, and Hon.
Minetree Fowlkes. of Richmond. Will
deliver an address. and Miss Maggie
Bryant, of Richmond. will read a
poem. No. Camp. of Richmond, Will
attend in body, and the other camps
of the city. City Point, Ettrick and
the adjoining counties. have signifed
their intention of being present.
Fires In Brunswick County.
The residence of George Burnett,
near Dermiltown. in Brunswick coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire on sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
Ashland News Notes

Ashland, Va. October 6.-Mrs H. s.
Ladew is visiting friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Daniel Huger, OF Memphis.
Tenn. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Bernard Guest.
Miss Grey has returned to Michmonu
Mrs. Charles e. Stuart and little
son. Charles. are visiting her father
d. 3. Cox.
Mrs. c. E. POTTS is in Cincinnati at
tending a meeting OF the Daughters
Mrs. 3. Morgan Shepherd. Misses
Nina Wylie and Augusta Nixon spent
"Wednesday In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate Chenery were
among the guests at the Taylor-Lath-
rop wedding in Richmond on Wednes-
Mrs. John Lynos is the guest of her
father. Z. B. Addison. for a few days.
Misses Birdie De Jarhette and Agnes
Wright left this week for the Southern
Seminary. In Petersburg.
N1i9s Emma Lee Prtddy is visiting
friends in Richmond.
Midshipman Williams Wickham. who
has been on a visit to his parents,
Colonel and Mrs. Henry T. Wickham.
OF Hickory HILL" returned to his
duties aboard the Minnesota on Thurs
The Woman's Club held its first
meeting on Tuesday afternoon. The
we'll, president; James Chenery vice.
president; Hall Canter. secretary and
treasurer. and Scholar Fox. librarian.
were elected. After the business meet
Ing was over the members present held
a Very informal reunion.
Mesdames Malcolm Hart and r. b.
Smithey spent Wednesday in Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07

night. Burnett had no insurance. ana
his loss is estimated at $500.
On Monday night the barn of G. s.
Daniel, with its contents. including
farming implements and 10000 pounds
of hay, in the same neighborhood, was
burnt. Daniels loss is estimated at
about $4,000, and he had no insurance.
The origin of these fires was not
learned.
IT Is estimated that 1,500 Petersburg
ers attended the State Fair in Rich
mond to-day and the city streets pre-
sent very quiet appearance:
Mrs. w. Fl. Camp, wife of City Col
lector of Taxes w. II. Camp. was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll at her resi-
dcence last night. Her condition to-day
is much better.
Rev. j. T. Watts. Sunday school sec
deliver the address before. the West
End Baptist Sunday school on Rally
Day, sunday October 0.
Rev. A. NJ. Hull. AN agent and super
asnuated minister of the NJ. E. Church.
Is seriously Ill at his residence in this
city.
a, horse belonging to w H. Talley
took. fright on Washington Street this
morning and ran away. Before he
could be stopped the buggy to which
molished.
Mrs P. NJ. Pollard. wife of P. M.
Pollard, cashier of the Petersburg
Savings and Insurance Company. Is
quite sick dit her residence on High
Street
Mrs Geo. Burgess, of Dinwiddie
county. who was severely injured in an
automobile accident in Richmond yes
serday. was resting quietly to-day
Eddie Jones. a small colored boy.
this evening. while bathing. His body
was recovered tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
DICKINSON FOR STUART.
County Chairman Expects Safe Ma
jority for Democratic Candidates.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.
freezing. Va, october 6.-Noah j.
Buchanan, chairman of the Democratic
executive committee of Dickinson
county. was here looking after the
interests of Candidate Stuart. He re-
ports the county in good shape. After
carefully Checking up the list of
voters he finds that Stuart will carry
the county by 50. as the figures now
stand. The chairman says that quite
a number. of prominent Republicans
have declared their Intention Of sup
porting Stuart, and what is. better.
most of these are men upon whom he
can depend. He thinks the opposition
is not putting up the game fight that
it usually does it appears to be work.
ing in half-hearted sort Of manner.
Unless a great change takes place in
the sentiments Of the voting popula-
ton by election day. Dickinson county
will poll an old-time majority for the
Democracy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-07
unru1r Negroe. scntenoea.

Especial TO The Tlmes-DlspAtch.1
Harrisonburg, Va. October' 6.-The
three negroes who melted "a riot at
the Grottoes picnic on August 4. as
saulting Constable Meyerhoeffer with
brass knucks and forcing him to re-
lease prisoner, were tried this week
in the Circuit Court Of buckingham
son, three months in jail and 500 fine,
Bob Mccarthy. SIS and three months:
Tom Bell. SIS fine and stA months.