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New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
MOTORS CONCERN EXTEND CREDIT

arrangements have been made h- th@
General Motors Company with lis bankers
ir various cities it was learned Eesteraa>'
70 consolidate and extend lis present creoiI
car one year and also 10 issue new capila--
r. me amount Of sl.coo.0c3 II needed Some
g-5az ag5 notes haze reeu given pl --"
company no secure the banks II ms or
,4-.ze.azu-. steeh- at tae General Motors
ie-ara-.-s subsidiaries being deposited a.
collateral No Eew York banks nave
participated III the arrangement, II IL sslo-
A -er1-t that the General Motors COM
7sur ra1 sold d y5.o.a,0Q0 issue o. peF
cer- notes Of the Buick Motor CoIaPan2s
cne O. is -assldlaries a. = to syndicate
of N-v York bankers was denied IN au-
--.r--.-.-- .uarfars.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
ROAD TO INCREASE CAPITAL
Newark & Bloomfield, II New Jersey
Plans Many improvements.

lie stockholders OF the Newark q
Fs5~--ra4ld Railroad have voted 70 increase
~ CAPITAL stock from Sf0SS5o, the amount
..f the present issue. to E-,59ael- me pro
-.osaf increase is Tor new construction
work including depressing of tracks ahc
-.- r--irz5,- ~ two new stations. one al
7.-z-eessin- and The other at B-oo-l--eia
g. Permission Of the New Jersey f,a}i-
-.H commission viii have to he secured
r-a5,r~ any of tho new capital can he Is
sad
The Newark & Bloomfield Railroad VAS
Incorporated on March q, ISL, la New JeF-
sex and runs from Nontrlsir 10 NeNe-rk
Junction. a distance Of A24 miles. The
-ead is leased 10 the Morris = Essez Ra'i-
--z4. which in turn rs leased IN per
-r-ts5-- % the Delaware. I-acka7vanra x
Western Railroad Company. for ninety
sine wears from April 1. 1853, a. Eear-F
srr-al If 8 pe- cent on irs capital stock
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
NET ROAD EARNINGS LESS
Report Of Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Shows Loss.

The report OF the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST Paul Railway Company for the year
ended June 60, 1916. shows satisfactor
increase in gross earnings, amounting TO
about S per cent, operating expenses of
more than sG,00o,0o0 in excess CT those Of
the year before. and a loss in net earnings
Of &.I1.025. The balance available for
common stock dividends was e.1 per cent
more than the amount required. The oper-
atlns ratio increased from SIS per cent TO
90 per cent. principally on account OF
greater cost OF moving traffic which eX-
panded s.. 4o0,00o. although sI.6G0o00 more
was spent on maintaining the property.
There was an enormous increase in other
income OF from S, 500 coo to 50 450. eco, due to
receipts Of eighteen months interest on
Sloo-o0o,eoo I per cent Puget Sound bonds
owned, OF dividends out OF two years
profits OF the Milwaukee Land Company.
and of charges against the Puget Sound,
for use OF certain facilities in the last
three years No dividends were received
on Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget sound
stock. although the Puget Sound report
shows nearly s. 2o0.300 earned available for
dividends TO Tire 81. Paul
Detailed results for three wears follow:
1910. 1909. 1905.
neT revenue S64. SIT, ,S94 $50 S97 49, s6 q32 SO
% eN- and tax 4I,32o,5T0 II, 159 s14 SO 49,. 81
Net oper rev SIT 526. .5e4 SIS III 54a S17 464 nS9
Outside op- 0neD 2o7.620 I796s3
oper income. SIT 784 ~ SIS 90 Sl7, ,464 es9
tiler income. -, 453. 800 131S4 478 / o52 66.
Total income SCI ~. 50. $50 o. 70S SIS 5T6 All
-+sTE-es .-.---- Ts.505 $40 7I13. .5Q5 = 939 669
sgrplus SIS. as. .7s4 sls.II2, 200 sI2.577. .es2
Preferred divs-. s,1l5.233 , 49S,34S J. $50, 543
Balance tsIo- -sae- 55I 50 612 SO 50 oe6 73a
Common divs..- S.I162e0 5sl7e66 5sf7 497
Net surplus. s.. 800 2sI 81. 7e6. 5s6 Sc. eG9 e4a
~Tneiudes dividends on stocks owned, $500 $50;
interest on bonds owned So O5a ,9f ans interest
on ci,zr securities. etc. s.. .5s9 I75. +Tuciudes
iire Of equipment, s.. 416. $50: rentals sI47 9e4
interest or funded debt, Sc. SOL 215: interest on
H-foIsesn loan. Sl6D.5s9. snG United States gov
eThnlent excise taxes s1c6.4s9. -Equal 70 Gil
pet esnt earned on common stock as coInpar red
With : Is Per cent last year.
The -. PauTs extension to the Pacific
Coast. the Chicago Milwaukee & Puget
Sound Railway, reports for the eleven
months ended on June CO. 1910, gross reve-
'21les Of SIC 765, rs, net earnings Of $5&5, 4s3
and total income Of S5.948, $50 After taxes
rentals and interest there was a balance of
$2,-S6.-'+5. equal to 30 per cent on the CAPT
tai stock.
The Tacoma. Eastern Railroad Company,
controlled by the st. Paul reports for the
last fiscal year operating revenue of S545. $50
and net earnings Of s177.SS .SS225. After Gil
charges there was a surplus Of S67.S2D,
equal 70 S.79 per cent on the $4,000 pre-
ferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

~ra following petitions in hankruptc5
were fled yesterday with the Clerk or the
United States District Court.
Judge Holt has appointed George r.
leonard receiver for ATLItr p eyer
keeper of ID resrarI rIraIt al No -55s bFa1a
"el- N--a bond OF Sl-uoI- The pSL-llOt--L47 :
S-s--.5is assert lfaf - 5uiS ~ 49,. 5-
< ste and Eczta uranr Company took Over
Tee alleged bankrupt = business. paE iIlE +i-
ZEa and notes upward o. S--,tu# tOr IT.
-si- tran r-lorf. IIeE further assert = a.
if-3ee Htr- intent 30 ce1r1uc ana ae4a-
sT-Cilgr~
Rgse~r Fl Elveu has been appointed Te-
telser 20 the Perfection u 1lst toft' PAM
9. 80. - West Houston street. WITH "a
H9nl et s-Hlg The liabilities are 81 -F
eaL t-- assets ere Tortr S-''t-
-c sC---- OF ile George Meier tonpaH =
.e-e--z not '1 Izpersl she" -la~l--l-t-s =.
<.-'.l, 81 Included u to assets c-7h
1.---ato- rs So ar1 ae5Is els -
s.e-a-E s--y5- -. ~ L.e liabilities ciatii.s
lol1--lE Ese- aye unsecured. I ne
1sra--D- company owes J. Frederick Meier,
- --a-z--t-r s-HlH. and a. 3. 2-.-ia'-ll''-s 5i-
'a-s----- -3J IL papers t-.a-.-
-l1-le. Dlussarh- q. foreman # HrsIFo"t
construction r-~ldIue - No sls " eSl -lot-l
@t-esl Wlc Wa= p nsen1esr ot tlle iif4 ar
1.-a-es+- ~ W0i.er. Wh-cn clsao-iS' a"
Ee1f-sr- last. --.-r Ua assets, lG q Noiuu-
.@Ts petition gives Liabilities Of a,sa- ~.
-A IT, assets. Most ~ Jlr ue3iS e-
-- l.-..svarH SEEKS Ia re freed fHrg. -i-
-frt EZec- cset1e~te- re- l-e g.
-aHfE nY1.. The Battery Park Nailona.
1"iiE b. aE Unsecured creditor 80 tl-
a-.rHrr cf -s -.
anthony lar4u-s O. 1-C % West Il9ta
street. n business al So. =5L fremont ave
TIE -Ha-1- iu voluntary Detlon
liabilities ~ s. SIS Is. lluszllTea. 'flLu
iH1 SANITARY Ee.itor against the ZGcaeT,
tt- a. -3e3 Company. dealers 81 elee-
70 SHD-. ana machinery Al 30 5ly
es- -5-l street 4E tla T. =. Glar.E Com
.1+t and far other lI ed4lDra. with claims
- -Ier-Eaud-se cold and delivered worth
aA4TG - f--2ft Preferential Ba aEE-eEra
ssfeSat.EE ss.oIg nsace white IEsolreuL arc
aFEr- T. She petiu5l. The assets are
t---e- a Sa-tt. Augustus 81. >ilLl-a lar
go list-fll1.tr.e -rgrlEcE witt. % bond C[
500 The iia5ilif3e= are about zl61 $50
~ voluntary petition against Kolf Aalino.
.--E 3Aelne-S - The Excelsior SILK h LiF-
4i5l-e4-t. a. 10. % E4st E5h street. bV J.
p---1H & 90. and ta5 other creditor.
- e!alfls for goods sold and delivered
-.--rrs-E - Ssfr. t1-=ferrut5aI raEaleurs
see'-eal-.s T---5 WE-il= sH.olt-ssr ere al
s-7Sl ia --e petition. Tile liabilities are
-,,t'i- a7a- tlH assets are valued ar s--1gI
,.--4a htCaserrIIag'l Las HsEu . aHlle.l Ia.1
"il-E "a HDLa N s1.-r
&, .f-l @ i-ss er Simon anI Ssral ffraulzel.
D-s4l-esa as Marie" al 30 81 SiE-u
s ahoiF liabilities Ge S1-ea T. ul-
- with assets of 81 Gau Consisting
a. so 80 worth 500 and furniture valued
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

FIOUE AND MEAf.-rhe recent dec-- Ne IN
Wheat found expression iu somewhat lower
r7olY rrices and ii generally depressed reellnS
is the trade Spring patents, 81 30 n SO 30:
winter straighJs. 81 Jaal 81 20, winter nateuts,
81 en = - l0. spring clears 81 10 s. 70. extra
10 I winter. 81 s"4f s.. extra X" winter,
81 auaSS "a. Kansas stral&hts, s. $40 n 50 %,
TPN-E TTBT R-EtcIGE, fair 70 good. 81 N - -,
.f,,Ice 10 fancy 81 80 N 81 An. CCREMEAl L.
Y-rrr dried. s. r.. BAG NEAL-Flne white
aua yellow, 81 +paSl -. coarse. ST.. r. 81 -.
T-r- F-TI-I-asy. Western snriEE. 81 :" q 81 30 .
st-:r-s-a TuldGIiug, S2S 30 rour 10 SET 50,
Tel dog S@S 80. rity bran, 81 nulk. S-3 sacks ,
,,.+f4T.0. So ~ $40 red deg. S1H 6ts Lomlny
lf.GD sg5 80 hs.llA. S45 20 sacks, clinical S3T.
pRoVIsEo%s-Geuera higher until the
q. :. sfter:iean. when tAsy eassd off little in
->-,,.r.sr{iv with wheat Cash demand was bet
-, ra.kers buying nearby lard and ribs
ma rs..- ,qas some covering bY January shartF
Iy6T,F<- ste4ay. moss So lN0S24, family. S25m
sar- qhort ci--r. s@2 5o1s24 50 BEBF-Ftrm;
mess. sl5eSl5 80, family. slJaA2o Ihehet $id1t
sl7 extra !nais .Asss. $40 14 s"l; Btttf HAMS
s-,tef s.2us.4 DRESSED Eo'r~-Hteat} :;
fr1fe 3 .,.- $50 H. la@,-. 800 n. f&>sc. l40 n
I@ssc: pGs. l"3sc. CUT sIaA AIS-t Picked bel-
"a fickled hams. I4iznlac- FALf.hW--firrn. .
70. iI- -. country. ~ nse. L-AED.-firrner;
Ni.Il4 West. - coo Il 70c; city. i@'aNl2 &c;
fei1ped. South America. 1880, t"hLhtHI y To-.
Draz5i kegs. II -1c: compound stTaaF. II ttfp
- STEA RINE-Steady, oleo, ilc' city lard.
Ia asigt..,iff-R.aued steady hat quiet new
't-,i ygiff.raUals were liberal and MEETINGS
80 tt3t Eveek viii he full pIubabiy IN excess or
40 1s,eItiugs OF last week tfAiH iatta' lowest,
~ ,ef iess + nar cent cash. List price bloc
-, Iee- Irr cent Raw straR5 uut Pulet.
,s,ft3 a6c bid There vas Stale ui ' l,auo lua
Porto Ricu on the way to delaware oI1AA"a'ef'
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

Spor quiet and unchanged at 14c for mtdd,ins
Lpland and t.-2Ic for miuLllnE Gulf Sales, J,
46S bales Liverpool cables spot queter. sales,
5000 bales speculation and export 500, Ameri-
can. =, 900 Imports ncue- MId-upland. S.0sd.
Futures opened steady. September points higher
and other positions generally unchanged: closed
strong near. steady distant positions; sep
tnElbe~ - points net higher. SepteDlher-pc October
Il points higher. and later months 30 To ~
points higher september. 7Sid. Septenaber-Oc-
tober. T.l2i ed, 0ctober-NovenlbeT. $50; Noyem-
ber-DeceHnbeT. d k6G. December-JanuHry. 6.S3d
January February. February March March
April. ApriI-May ana May-June. 6s2 I'D.
COFEEE-Buuers that rain had occurred in
drcuthy sections Of Brazil caused heavy selling.
and prices had d sharp break following the re
cent rapid advance. The close was steady, offer
iags having been fairly well absorbed at the
DECLINE and last prices showed q net loss OF log
70 points Sales. 1850 bags. The market
opened barely steady at advance Of = points
on September but generally ffi6 points lower
in sympathy with very sharp break III the
Frenels market Prices there had opened AL
franc higher, but closed ~ "A net loss of a nj
franc. spot firm, notwithstanding the reaction
q futures the basis of 20 '=e fCr BIO no l.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
HER BROTHERS THE FINEST
Arrest Husband Five Times for Trying
30 See Infant Son.

Perhaps taere Is = moral I'm this story
t9i4 rs a man who married - woman with
-,ro brothers on the police force.
The brother-in-law OF the two cops is
George +. Butler OF No 2l+ East nth
street. IIe has a three-year-old son who
IS now in the custody of the mother, who
f..zs apart from her husband. Butler asked
--srtee IIendrlcz yesterday for an order
r.rmftting him 10 see his child once each
week.
..Tse or uy wife-s brothers are police
r,.,.r B.i5er said. and I have been ar
rested five times for trying 70 see my litue
- once tilr- lad ms if jail Tor "a whole
IIIt.=re TIendIielz granted the order.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
HELD ON CHECK TRANSACTION
Mining Promoter Arrested on Curb
Brokers' Complaint.

Franklin L. Coleman, & mining promoter.
who said h, came from Kansas City, and
who had been staying at the Waldorf
Astoria, waa held for trial in the Tombs
police court yesterday afternoon by Mag-s-
trate Herbert FOR passing a worthless check
and sent 10 prison in default Of $1,000 bail
Frank Phillips, a curb broker, said IN
court that some time ago ne cashed q check
for Coleman for Sl08 on the Trust Company
of America. and that it was later returned
,-L.a--LEaa No funds
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
g. t55.z2e.s47 IN CIRCULATION.

Washington. Sept Every ore in the
United States should have twenty cents
more this month than he had last. There
we're sS.i5-5. 6S+7 IN circulation on SepJenl-
her L and the nations wealth per CAPITA
then vas So 81 The other % cents is ac-
counted for b- an increase OF about go, ,00o,
ea0 IN circulation during the month There
was z large increase in deposits of gold
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
NFM YORK PRICES.
INFERIOR RECEIPrS.
sEABoARn CLEARANCE

C0TToN-I-rsgusr bUt frmeF. owing 70 re
ports OF an improved spot demand, steadIer
Southern markets, covering Of shorts for the
week end, and 4 renewal Of bull support The
close was very steady al a ret gain Of Il q 80
points The market opened steady at al ad-
vance of - points on september and OF ) = 10
points on later months, N response 10 firm
czDlrSr West India storm ueWz and the pre-
lInjnary estimate based Southern adTiCes
placing the crop at a little under II. GOO. 600
bales The close vas few points off from
Tho tor under realizing southern spot mar
kets were g lower 10 = higher, GensTalIv
unchanged 10 = &C. higher Weekly movement
nEure5. Port receipts, ~ SI5 bales against
Jis22 last YEAR. overland mills and Can
ada, J. $l3. against l.2J3 last year; Southern
mill taklHgs. estimated. 10000. against 20.0 000
last gain Of stocks At interior towns.
6,&+0 against, ,45g last wear. brought into
sic ht Tcr tho week. 1~e.aGS, against 201, ,I2J
last year Total Crop movement Port re
ceipts .ISi bales. against 1913, 153 last sea
so1- overland mills and canada, 2.266,
against !. S97 last wear, southern mill takings
10 00o, against II 600 last year; stock at in
terror towns IN excess of September /, 0.0SI,
against 2u.I}9 last vesr- brought into sight
thus far for season I18-0>H, against 262. .d05
last season The total Crpp movement is for
Glna days this season. against ton davs last
season Lecal contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
REPORTS MRS. BLOCK INSANE.

Bridgeport Conn sept Ai!-- Amelia
l,I5.s- of ui- city. was insane when sac
,...,1ss.l tf,. death uf AIss Lyria Feuchere,
~ .-.4 york. at d sanutorium at Greene
r-,--,s zrestrort last Tuesday, according
49,. f-,,7i,tsr Of t'5rauer c. J. Wilson.
,:5-.i +o-.jss- lie recommends that Airs
s,lo-l- Ie Feld fer murder ~ the nrst de-
--r..- so tlar her sauitj may BE inquired
Into Ey The court
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fan river sept 9-Sales for the week in
the print cloth market are estimated at
tno n0n piaces Trading III the local narkat
duI,ina IN. week has boen rather quiet, the
Hni< Of the business being made up largely
- email lots for nearby deliveries. EasisF
Vrtces Tor cotton are said TO be the chief cause
~ the falling OF OF orders Quotations. IS
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
cLoVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo. sept s-CEOvHRS RSEED-Cazh. 80 a5;
october 81 90 December s. 30, March, 81 .. II
TIAOTHY-Prlus. - 40, October, - % sep
rer1fer 81 - AL.SI kE-PrTune. 81 40. ccsoher.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
REPORTS INCREASED PROFITS
International Paper Company Issues
Annual Statement

The international Paper Conlpah4 iel''' =
<o- The year ended Jure so- 1910 a gross
income of. So. z5aGso, a gam of Sl,25'55S' O.
cert and net Of S1.0l-.o6J, an increase
,.r s--Sess. or - PEI cent, over l9's'- IN TieN
80 -7a strike Of its employees IL the last
Quarter and the unfavorable water coil'1-
-to-s which obtained during greater parC
.r che -=-s- half of the year this statement
rr-zr tc considered 4 highly SATISFACTORY
enc N7r profits equaIed -.5A Per cent on
--e - ass 700 outstanding preferred slS'E'
sazirst .. .es per cent in 1875
n -I7s first Two months Of the current
e--sJ 7e-fo5 business Of the company waS
--e best o. record for that period. Produc-
ION has averaged 10 per cent greater JAah
last year. while deliveries have increased
-.---saer . -e- cent and s per cent Net
-rro1ts for the current fiscal period are dlso
e-zs+ OF The record for preceding similar
-e--oEs and have been a a rate consider
s-l, in excess af $ p~r cent on the pre-
f4--ed-
ne-aiIed results for t-yo Years follows
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterday CLOSING
orofations for government bonds. com
pared with Thursday =
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

inch. al squares. Ga4 c.; 2s-iuchs 64x60. rs c;
3Sl--inch. q squares, 5@sci 39-inch, 6sxd@,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

strained lis 50. me. les Cd.
Antwerp. Sent. e--PErROLECA, 10 francs
90 centInes-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September o 1910.
BEEyES-Receipts, IS: cars, =, ie7 head
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. Sept 9-FoIIowing are ths
weekly cotton statistics
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

~-a following petitions i1 bankruptcy
were Ele6 yesterday with the Clerk ar ihe
United States District Court.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

elevator. Elevator. domestic basis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

The Harrison fire department was
summoned to a fire at the corner ol
Jersey and Third streets, Harrison
late yesteday. No damage was done.
Mondamin Tribe of Red Men, OF
Harrison, will meet tomorrow night al
Elberon Hall, Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Carey. of Sec
ond street. East Newark, are contem-
plating a trip to Atlantic City.
Members of E. f. Mcdonald Coun.
oil, Royal Arcanum, of Harrison, will
attend a show at the Arcade Theatre
Newark, tomorrow night
Miss Florence Cronin. of Great Bar
ington, Mass, is the guest of East
Newark friends,
At meeting of Harrison Rookery
Social Order of Crows, last night there
was @ large attendance of old men,
bers and eighteen new members Were
admitted. after which a good time was
enjoyed. A committee was appointed
to arrange for an outing, Interesting
remarks were made by the officers and
everything points to an enjoyable sea-
son. The next meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at the headquarters
6l3 Fourth street, Harrison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
EAGER WINS CLOSE
FIGHT IN MILLBURN

Millburn passed through a most ex-
citing primary election yesterday. the
Republicans having q fight between ths
Regulars and Progressives and the
Democrats between the Harrlgan forces
and the Regulars. In the Republican
camp S3S votes were cast. and when
the smoke cleared away it was found
that George w. Eager. Regular, the
present member of the Board of Free
holders. had been elected by a ma
jority of 63 and Mason Young and John
Waring, Progressives, had been elect
ed members of the ~ounty committee.
Walter Simpson (Pro), also carried the
town, while Fowler (Pro), was the
choice of the voters for United States
senator, In the Democratic primary
there was also considerable stir, being
the largest primary that party has held
for some time, the principal contest
being between Daniel Kingsford and
Jacob Waechter for township commit
tee. Kingsford winning out by a vote
OF 81 to so.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
VOORHEES, WINS
FROM LACOMBE IN
IRv|NGTON FIGHT
Stanley Chosen for Tax Col
leCtOr-GlOrieux Had
No Opposition.

the political contest In Iryington or
the Republican side yesterday was very
exciting in some of the wards. Free
holder Louis Voorhees, defeated hi.
rival, Councilman August L. Lacombo
for the freeholder nomination, carry
ing five of the six districts in the three
wards. The total vote for each was.
VOORHEES, 750, Laeombe 523
Tax Collector Albert E. Webb met de-
feat at the hands of former School
Commissioner Harry j. Stanley for the
office Of tax collector, by a vote of 629
for the former and Sos for the latter
In 1.-The First ward Leonard Setaro
won the nomination for councilman
over the present incumbent, Henry o,
Osborne, by majority of twenty votes,
Henry A, Dawes, the present school
commissioner. defeated Thomas B,
Buchan for member of the Board of
Education by seventy votes.
In the Second ward former School
Commissioner Joseph Walker was de-
feated for member of the Board of
Education by DIR. Albion c. CHRISTIAN,
the present incumbent, by 1O4 votes.
The Third ward was the scene of d
strenuous battle for the Republican
the IN diS bS-
ing Frank r. Sharp, George w. Hay
ward and Ernest Boerger. At tne con-
clusion of the counting of the ballots
Sharp was credited with 243 votes,
Hayward with 1SS and Boerger with
143 For school commissioners former
Councilman Aclerson l. States defeated
John Yeager by a vote of S4s to 1863.
William l.. Glorieux was nominated
for mayor. He had no rival In
the primaries and will not he OPP
posed at the November election by
Democratic candidate Albert ]. La
combe, the Socialist candidate, will he
the only one in the field against him.
This is the seventh nomination winch
he has received since the Incorporation
of the town in 1898. lie was elected
each time with .he exception IF the
year 1902. when be was defeated by
John Van Cleve. his Democratic rival.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
CAROWELL WINS IN
FIGHT FOR FOURTH
TERM As MAYOR
Primary Victory Makes the
Election of Popular Mayor
a Certainty.

Mayor William Cardwell, of East Or
ange. won his right to run for his
fourth successive term by his decisive
victory in yesterdays primary cleo
tions. Councilman George A. Grover,
who was the mayors most formidable
opponent in the race for the Republic
can majority nomination, came out
635 votes in the rear. Councilman
Grover. in turn, beat out former Coun-
Gilman Stephen Ougheltree by 255 votes.
The Republican nomination for mayor
in East Orange is practically equiva-
lent to election. for the Democrats form
a small minority in the citys vote.
Mayor Cardwell will, on this account,
probably succeed himself.
Cardwell carried the First, Second
and Third wards, and in tine mayors
home district the Second of the First
ward, Councilman Grover received only
20 votes.
The young men of the First ward
who had been working tooth and nail
since the beginning of the campaign,
triumphed in the victory of William E.
Stage, their candidate for the Repuh-
lican councilmanic nomination over
Councilman Joseph Lee.
one of the most decisive victories in
the whole city WAS that of James G.
Rarradale in the Third ward, who, run
ming for the Republican nomination for
councilman, received about twice as
many votes as his two opponents COM
bined. Edward L. Stasse and George
Lang We're opposing him.
In the race for the nomination for
freeholder, Wallace Ougheltree, who Is
director of the present board, won out
for the thirteenth time Albert e. Con-
dit. for the Progressive party, made a
run. beating out Frederick
O. Lindsey fer nomination as Oughel-
trees running mate by a large margin
For the first time in the history Of
East Orange politics, alleged floaters
We're picked up yesterday. Two men
attempted To vote in the fifth district
of the Fifth ward, and were arrested
by Patrolman Mcdonald on complaint
of George Knippen, a Democratic cleo
ton officer of that district.
The prisoners described themselves as
Samuel Stein, of 1856 North Eighteenth
street. and Henry Phillips, of POS North
street Sergeant Hector,
who was sent out to investigate. re-
ported that the two men We're not
known at the addresses they had given.
Recorder Francis Knott, ir,, conf
mitted them to the county Jail in de-
fault of $500 bail each. to await the
action of the grand jury.