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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-26
% DROWN WHEN
SUBMARINE GOES
DOWN IN CRASH
French War Vessel Rammed in
English Channel by
Mail Boat.

LONDON, May 26.-A telegram re-
ceived at the admiralty says that a
French submarine was rammed and
sunk in the English channel today by
a mail boat running between Calais
and Dover.
All on board were drowned.
The name of the foundered submarine
was Pluviose. Her crew numbered
twenty-three men. all of whom were
lost.
The submarine was sunk by the
Calais Dover ferryboat Pas De Calais
two miles northwest OF Calais.
The PluViose sank In 160 feet of
water. The crew had no chance for
escape, as their craft plunged to the
bottom in the moment of collision.
The submarine was of the Laubeuf
type. Her length was l6O feet and her
displacement was 39S tons.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-26
MOTHER OF DOZEN
ALLEGES CRUELTY
IN ALIMONY SUIT
Woman Recently Released from
Asylum Tells of Treatment
by Police Sergeant.

Charging that her husband had
dragged her out of bed at midnight
placed her in AN automobile and had
her sent to the Hospital for the Insane
at Overlook, Mrs. Annie Nj. Hesiin,
the wife of John j. Heslin, a sergeant
of police in West Orange. secured from
yice-C chancellor Howell today, through
William A. Lord. her counsel, an order
for S. IA week for alimony pendente
lite
The only question before the court
was whether or not there was evidence
of abandonment, and after hearing Mrs
Heslin. the court decided that there
was enough to make the order of all
mony. At the same time he directed
that the answer should be filed imme-
diately so that the case should receive
a fun hearing as soon as possible.
Mrs. Heslin was the only witness
called and WAS questioned about her
troubles. she talked SO much and Sc
ranidlv that the Niee-Chancellor fire.
aiIently interrupted her, saying
"Don't rattle on so.
Ibid you drink too much?' the vice.
chancellor wanted to know.
"Only beer or two couple of times
a day." was her answer
She denied vehemently that she had
created any disturbance since she haf
heen home. and went on to tell how
she had been aroused from souno
sleep" adding that her arm was made
.'black and blue" by her husband ant
another policeman.
Did YOU ever hear from your hIs
band why he sent you away?
no, sir.
"Were you insane
"I don't think | WAS.
Mr. Lord informed the court that hi
client was afraid to go to the Heslir
home. % Nutman place, West Orange
as she mad been cruelty treated.
He would kill me If I went home,
she put in. Il am afraid of my life"
The couple have been married for :
quarter of a century and have has
dozen children.
The husbands story is that she il
such a heavy drinker as to be a menace
to herself and the community. and Il
so irresponsible at times, that ii /
necessary to send her to the hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-26
INQUEST INTO ELTMAN'S
DEATH TO BE HELD TONIGHT.

An inquest into the death of Joseph
Feltman, who is said to have been shot
to death week ago by Hubert Conway.
who is now in the Hudson county Jail,
" i'll be held in the Court House, Jersey
City. tonight, The shooting took place
in The saloon owned by Gol1stein &
Sampson. and located at 129 Harrison
avenue, Harrison. Feltman was day
bartender at the saloon. and was on
duty the day Conway came in and ex-
aminod revolver, which subsequently
went off There was only one bullet
fired and it proved fatal. Feltman was
struck in the right temple and fell In
his tracks Thomas Sweeney was the
only one in the place at the time of the
shooting. and his presence has saved
consideration and worry for the Harri-
son police. Sweeney declares that the
shooting was accidental.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-26

The Progressive Republicans dollar
night, attended by 900 enthusiastic supa
porters OF the reform movement was
"a political, social and financial sueces%
A campaign, one that will cause unE
easiness in the ranks of the regular
Republicans, was auspiciously openeX
William Parmenter Martin, intrES
duced as Jerseys Roosevelt accepYeH
the Progressive Republican nomination.
for the Republican candidacy for goyr
ernor amid the widest cheering ~
approval ever accorded an individ nal
in that hall, where so many political
gatherings have been held rs
The Progressives' Platforms sewers
arraignment of the Republican governs
ment, State and national--wasi given
the hearty approval of the big assenf-
blage 20
Mr.. Martin, in ringing Speech, matte
il clear that he is a candidate in tiS4
Republican primaries, and mat for tlla
present, at least his candidacy is NOT
independent of the party organization B
That being the case, Mr.. Martin ~
contestng the nomination With re
Regular candidate who unauestionabiy
will be Vivian NJ. Lewis, State coii4
missioner Of banking and insurance. z
The question Of pledging support 70
a candidate 1or election to succeed
United States Senator John kean was
deferred.
Reference to Representative Charles
n. Fowler as the possible recipientsof
that high honor brought forth lasty
cheers, but no more than did the 9mel15i
tioning of the name of George W.
Record, of Jersey City. 7
The Progressives are figuring upon
giving a reception to Clifford Pinchot,
made famous by the Bailinger-Pinchot
(Continued on Fourth Page,)
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EARTHQUAKE FELT
IN SWITZERLAND.

BERNE, Switzerland May 26.-An
earth shock was felt throughout Swift
zerland this morning.
The movement was most pronounced
in the vicinity of this city, where
household furniture in some instances
was overturned.
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MARTIN ACCEPTS
The NOMINATION
OF PROCRESSNEs
Agrees at Dollar Dinner to Gird
Himself for Guberna-
torial Battle.
POSTMASTER SOUNDS
SECESSION WARNING
Platform Severely Arraigns the
Republican Government OF
State and Nation.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS PICKED
FROM PROGRESSIvES' SPEECHES

II you like golf. II you like
lawn tennis-cr perhaps you
haven't got the nerve. maybe {
croquet is your game-if you play
these games and sit at home and
read about the ancient Romans
I won't be Governor. William
p. Martin.
II the Republican party does
not furnish remedy for the
awful conditions of today, II the
Democratic party does not fur
nish remedy then the con-
science of America will create Il
new party that will.-George l..
Record,
"Cannonism" is new word
that has been coined during the
last two or three years. 1t rep
resents condition that has been
somewhat discovered and ex-
posed. "Cannonism' is not an
individual, but system. 1t rep
resents opposition to progress.
1t represents a stand-still policy.
1t represents a people living In
the days that are past. 1t rep
resents a condition opposed to
all advancement. 1t represents
the control of political parties BY
machine rule. 1t represents all
that is corrupt and has been
corrupt in the administration and
control of politics In the last
twenty-five or thirty years. It
places the dollar above the man.
Representative George w. Nor
ris.
1t is our business as Progress
siye Republicans to drive the ull-
& worthy leaders of the party from
power and call to leadership the
best brains and hearfs--the
Washingtons and Adanses, the
Monroes and Lincolns. The
finest service that any loyal Re-
publican can perform for his
party is to help TO make the
= party worthy of confidence-fit to
rule-the instrument of true
representative government.-Ed
: mund b. Osborne.
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THREE-YEAR-OLD GIRL
BELIEVED KIDNAPPED.
Stranger Lured Her Away With
Candy, Police Claim.

NEW YORK, May 26. - Amelia
Diamica, pretty 3-year-old child. is
missing from her fathers home on the
East Side, and the police today are
searching for her, in the belief that she
was kidnapped by man who lured her
with purchases of candy from con-
feotionery store near her home.
After buying lolly pop the little girl
was seen to run across the street,
where she met strange man, who took
her bv the hand and led her away.
This was on Tuesday Afternoon and the
child has not since been seen in the
neighborhood
,'he police have description of the
ss,lnnosed kidnapper
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IN She Star

PAGE ONE
MACKNET & DOREMUS co.
PAGE Two
MARSHALL & BALL.
women's oxfords. pumps and ties at ss6S.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE co.
KIIs-NE
For the hair.
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Decoration Day Excursions. -.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
PAGE THREn---
l.. s. PT.AttT & .co.-perartment Store.
IIABI.ET & DAVIS PIANO co.
Saturday the last day to saye $50 on
Simplex riano.
NEWARK RUG WORKS.
Rrine YOUR worn carnets to us.
B0RCHERT-C Confectionery.
Makers of delicious ice cream,
PAGE FOUR
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA co
Greatest wsek OF bargains In the history OF
SUMNER RESORTS.
FREEMAN. the optician.
pAsE rIvE-
HAT1NFI & Co.-Denartment Store
Nations and supplies sale.
CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGAR
A triumnh in sugar making
cHAS. cLUTHE e SONS
MONA
E.sEE sly
SCTEUFR's MARKET
HUNTER BALTIMORE RYE.
First over the bars
PAGE SEVEN
+ T. MEAcFAM & SON.
s7a buys e H. Wnst Newarl
pltR1Ir sFPN1cE GAS COMPANY.
We oner anaronriate wedding gifts.
SLEETH MFR. co
PAGE Eight
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE co.
The Rock of Gibraltar.
PAGE NINE
LAUTER co.
Fine pianos.
PAGE TEN
STARS EXCURSION TO H1LToN1A.
Sec rage ten for announcement.
PAGE FIEYEN--
BALLANTINE BREwERIEs.
We invite you to inspect our breweries.
PAGE T,yFr.vE--
CONSOLIDATED RUBBER TIRE co.
Don't miss reading our important announce
fHent,
PAGE THIRTEEN
sPoRTfNG ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. BROWN
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
PAGE FOURTEEN
/ STU ATOMS WANTED Male and F'rnle.
/ BUSINESS PERSONALS.
/ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
/ PIANOS AND ORGANS-For Sale.
! HORSES AND CARRIAGES Sale.
! AUTOMOBILES Es-For Sale and Hire.
/ real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
! DWT9LI.fNGS--To Let or For sale. y
LOST AND FOUND,
! PAGE FEFrEES--
1 HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
/ EISELE & KING--Finanoial.
/ RYRNE & MCDONNELL Financial
/ CHARLES A. SToNEHAM & co.
4 Financial
| WARREN y. rRuSDEI4L co.
Financial.
p.GE SIXTEEN
! BAMBERGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Popular Friday bargains
I DAVID STRA US-Departmen Store.
Don't miss reading our Friday bargains.
| ADJUSTMENTS.
| SCHEuEP & SONS-Grocers.
When you go away keep on trading with US.
| EXCURSIONS.
| T. n. SOMMER. -
! NOLIS SEED STORE
When you ready to plant your gardens
/ see us.
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TROLLEY COMPANY STOPS
SALE OF CAR TICKETS.
Patrons OF Corporation Told
That Printing Costs Too Much.

The Public Service Corporation today,
without any previous notification,
stopped the sale of trolley tickets Il for
81 and 106 for S.. Persons who went
to buy tickets were confronted with the
Nothing doing sign, and there was
no attempt made to conceal the dis
satisfaction at the new order of things.
It was stated at the Offices of the
company that the ticket sales have been
falling off and that there was consider
able cost attached to printing them
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JEWISH FAMILIES
START LEAVING KIEV.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 26.-The
exodus of Jewish families from I<iev
has begun. The total departures from
that city up to last night were 800 pro-
scribed families, belonging exclusively
to the poorest classes. The expulsion
is attended with narrowing sights.
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SEYLER IS FREED
AFTER JURY IS
OUT FIVE HOURS
Verdict of Not Guilty Cheered in
COurt-rO0m-AccuSed Joins
Wife in Atlantic City.

MAYS LANDING. May 26.-William
Seyler was found not guilty of the
murder of Jane Adams
The jury reached its verdict at 10
o'clock last night after a deliberation
of five hours. The courtroom was
filled when Foreman William Mcclure
sent word to Justice Trenchard that a
verdict had been reached.
The Court House bell was tolled and
crowd of several thousand gathered
outside the building to learn the pris-
oner's fate.
When Foreman Mcclure announced
the jury found Seyler mot guilty" there
was burst of applause, which was
quickly silenced by Justice Trenchard.
The jury was not satisfied from the
mere circumstantial evidence presented
that Seyler was responsible for the
girls. death and gave him the benefit
of the doubt.
Seyler sprang up and shook hands
with the iurymen. He was at once re-
leased with his brother Orvis and there
was stirring scene in the Jail corridor
when the two met. Orvis received $44.50
witness fees for his detention. When
the Seylers reached home last night
they held a joyful family reunion that
lasted until daylight.
Prosecutor G. L. Goldenberg said:
II am satisfied. There was at all
times doubt in the case that worked
ont for SGVlpr'g acuIlitta1 -
ATLANTIC CITY, May 26-All the
principal figures In the trial of William
murder of Jane Adams in this city on
February 4, returned to this city shortly
before 1 o'clock this morning On the
train We're Seyler, his brother Orvis,
Prosecutor Goldenberg, Attorney Gas
kill, who defended Seyler, four mem
hers of the Seyler family and seven
members of the jury.
The party was met at the station here
by about 300 persons. who had learned
that Seyler had been acquitted They
cheered the man as he was pushed
through the crowd by his relatives and
hurried to his home. down town
Seyler was happy man as he greeted
his wife and an affecting scene fol-
lowed The freed man had nothing to
say to newspaperemen,, except that he
was happy at being given his freedom,
but added that he knew he would be
acquitted. because he did not commit
the crime charged
The jurymen who came from Mays
Landing on the train refused to talk.
The members of the Adams family
had little to say. They have said ever
since the girl was found dead in the
surf that they believed Seyler was. re-
sponsible for her death. and the verdict
of the jury was disappointment to
them.
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Crrrt American u. y. Lawn Mower.
Nacknet & Doremus Co.. 7ss Broad street. ADV.
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TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page,
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PAGE FIGHT
PAGE THrRTIsrN-

SPORTING ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. BROWN.
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PAGE SEVEN
r r. MEAcFAM & SON.
s7a buys n lot H. West Newarl,
PlrRrr sFPNICE GAS COMPANY.
WISS & SONS.
We offer anarnnriate wedding gifts.
SLEETH MFR. co.
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8eiepiinr gesouutmad,uua.

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men tn Der Eftice oes 3lTectpr ci 8ubIlc Sers
ntCe, StGeibaue, Cincinnati, Gbo, bis i2 udr
Idti1gs Gm X o n q 9 ben s.. WtGl 1910.
iii bic gte'eruHp Der 1oihiaeu slrbeti uue oes
Materials ffr 6ie RerbeiieEunp Der GebIec
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bis say EiiitHIe Der 9oulia StraSs harch @ra'
oireH, $taticyu oss Suhrpees Tu,i Solsbiodeu.
Seteu bon @raH!tsGurbs Inb perfteuuHs Der
noibIpeu 1ruIHiruuper unb JHlets.
8ldHe, Spest3IiailoHeH uro ,SorrIilaTe ftno
81 erbalteu IN Der Cftce bes GheisJnGculeurs
oee Tepartmem OF Qubic Serpiee
Seoea 4Ugeboi muB TEN eoleu gamen jeSsr
Geieuitait ober 9efeultn'ien. lpelhe bas gnee.
bot mateu fotpie bon alien GerfoHeH ots fA
eaIuu tutsre'treu. euitnIteH, uub TnuB bealeiief
fetH mil eluer Rargftlff In beE Summe bon
o0Q,UO Gcuars. cher etHem seriilAtrien 9beS
fir. nas UeuT etn 9uaebot angeHummen nitro,
ein 4pUirafi ejHaep aueeH lpsrbeR iptro
Souic trGenbeiU GHQRhot SurlSaefuieitn fpers
ben. 6ann lptrb ul@er 4bei on ben @ie:er To-
tourHtrt. uue fouie rgeHbetu slngebot auge
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luna oe= hrHirati5 auriicerffdftsi
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fueIE bon ibrer. Gdbic!.ii Iieteru nm foIns
SLATE 4rbett rpie petldnGt su beiorner
EteieT 'tHo see1lttE. Die GehTu6teH ssormI;Inre
6u gebrcnter oa feline orosreH enieeeenaeucm'
men nsrbeH
1er Tirector Of Bubble gersics beban f6
bas Rett. por, igssnoeiHs ocer aue angeboie
su ueriperfsH.
Sm SuftEaee bss 3f.eetor Of Bubble sereie..
Gen %. 4prtl 1910.
25,2 SobnJ. g8enner, gleri.
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@sfentdle YtfaantmadAnua

gerfieeeIte 4naebofe iperoen eniaeeeneerom
men IN ber Gffite bes Director OF Bubble Ger,
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!ttittags am WoHIag, ben 8. gRni 1910
fi,r bic 0er'ieuaH9 bon 5dupts uHb 9speia
g,hsugefeu1le uno EraiHirnH9eH nit BEN 3A
bebUr in Miontefia Moeniie con Bouoinoislpeuu.
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4rdia slbeuue; unb Grnia abenue bon Dloutano
glberIe BITS Qoergreen 4penIe (gaeftfpocb)
gldHe, Spe5tfi!aiioneR uub iSormulare fut
Su erbalien In ber Office beg GbefsJnaenieurs
oes Department of Gublic serbtce.
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hnrdn iHteretfiren, e1tbaIieft uuo mab beaIeftei
fein nit elmer 9irgftnft In Der giimme bon
1000 90 Eoaars, ober eiHeM cerfft3irfsu Gbed
an cine gufitebeube PAM ais eiue VSdrdIrtie ba.
fir bdb nenn cir .sIugebot dneeHonsMen tpirb
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8eirsiitile gefauntman,uua

8eriteeeite AHseboie tperoen eniaeaereeucm
men IN Der Efflee oes GiEecior o' 9ublic GER
pice, Siaoibaue. Cincinnati Gbto bis ~ llbl
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hte 2ifetunl Der uQtblgen ar5eit uno bee
5g(aierigs. Iilr bic 9erbeferuHe oer Ginn Sirdbe
BON Der QprbliHe her qaHi EiruSe biz sur So.
ltule Der Central ubeulle, burd Graoiren
SebeH ben 8raniisQurbs, 8'laiterR bes gyabr.
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H6thi9eu 2ruinirnreen unb Snleis.
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al erhaIieu III Der Office bes gbeisssnaenieuIs
beg Department Of Vlihiic SeTbtce
Seoes glnaeboi mif ben 0ouen gameu ieber
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bc. MAIDEN, tOpie bon alier EFrioneH bic ff
barar tuiPrefiiren. eHihnltsn luo T1ub beaIeitei
fein mi eirer Elraf6qft IN Der Gimme oou
700 90 Dollars ooer eiuem Bertifistrien Qbec
fir oaf penn eth Iugehot duaeunmMen tptrb
etn Gonira,t etngegdnaeH peroeu fptrb
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glttsr FHb etoai;,H biz etefu6itn ScrniuiaT, 81
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ben.
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8dmbergeibiebte.
Neg'r g.friie!t uub g.iueb:it In fsm
Seller zines Trsuuses gsfunosn.

Der Heger Charles Marttn, Elm
WDbeltrunsporteur Don go. 655 Msit
A. StraBs. ipurbe geltern Waorsen se=
gen 3 llbr bur6 Elm perbd6ti9es @e.
rGufh aus bem Sdlafe oufgepedt. Sn
bemielben 4ugenbltde fiei Elm gin6res
der, tpelher burh oas 5enitsr etniteis
gen tpouts unb ieoenfa[ls bas 9lei9gss
piht perloren bate, in bas 3tmmsr.
Wartin fprang aus bem Bette, um iiG
nuf ZEN giHbreher su itiirsen, jeboh
bate bieier iih blisfhneq aufgerafft
unb perihnano pieoer nit einsm tiibs
nen Gprunse ourh oas 5eniter. Ware
tin burhfuhte nit elmer 2aterne oas
aan5e 5ous bonn asller Bis gum Dad,
obne cine Spur Der Ginbreher 81 finr
ben. 0eftern 8ormittng betrnt Jrou
Utartin ben GeIler unb fano in elmer
Gde ben Qeser Soc 6drris, 20 Sabre
alt, bon yeo. 300 Weft Woter Strabe,
aufre&s fs3enb Dor. Die 6Gnbe Des
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nen Wtunb ipar nit elmer Maihleins
etHe atts aappe ais anebsi gsbun6en.
auerbinss iparen Die 5efeln unb Der
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