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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
IRvINGTON ASPIRANTS
FILE PRIMARY PETITIONS.

Town Clerk Mahlon Stoclxman, of
Irvington, reported today that about
fifty petitions were filed for the COM
ing primaries In Irvington
The Republicans filed petitions for
local candidates as follows: Mayor,
William L. Glorieux; town clerk, NAH
lon Stockman; tax collector, Albert b.
Webb and Harry J. Stanley; Board of
Assessors, James II. Mortland; free
holder, August l.. Lacombe and Louis
p. Voorhees, Councilman. First ward.
Henry o. Osborne Leonard Setaro;
Second ward, David H. Greene; Third
ward. George. w. Hayward. Frank r.
Sharp and Ernest Boerger. Member
Board of Education. First ward.
Thomas b. Buchan, Henry A. Dawes;
Second ward, Albion c. Christian, Jo-
seph Walker; Third ward, Ackerson
j. States, John Yeager. Constable,
Second ward. Waiter Dixon, Gottfried
F. Messerschmidt John A. Smith:
Third ward. Louis Cracco, Charles w.
Mummey. Justice of the peace, First
ward, John It. Ahrens. Member of
county committee, First ward. First
district, Isaac J. Casey; Second dis
trict. George Deisler; Second ward.
First district. Jonah Hardgrove. John
Zeylaz; Second district. George F,
Scribe, John 7. Henningsen; Third
ward, First district. George F. Bran
denburgh, George Dressler; Second
district Ernest Fraebel.
Democratic-Freeho Otto 3. Ar
CAST: tax collector, William r. Adams.
ceuncilmen, First ward, John A.
Feindt; Second ward. Frank Flynn;
Third ward, Charles Keil County
committeeman. First Ward First dis
trict. Andrew E. Larney; Second dis
trict, Walter f. Van Cleve: Second
ward Second district, William j,
DAILY; Third ward, First district, Cot
d. Hedden; Second district, Louis J.
Hauss.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
GLEN RIDGE,
BELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
CARDWELL AND GROVER
ATTACKED AT MEETING.
OugheItree's Supporters Rally in
East Orange Store.

At a meeting held last night to fur
ther the interests of Stephen w.
Ougheltree, a candidate for mayor OF
East Orange, Mayor Cardwell. the
present incumbent, and Councilman
Grover who aspires to the Office, were
attacked by speakers. The meeting
was held in the store of Louis Eyer. in
North Park street.
Contending that Growers promise
that he would clean house among the
off1ce-holders in the City Hall. If he
were elected, was not sincere, because
he had voted for all Mayor Cardwelrs s
appointees as a member of the Council,
Edward A. Harrigan made a hot argu-
ment against Grover and in support Of
Ougheltree
Mayor Cardwells acts came in for
criticism while Arthur A. Mitchell,
formerly councilman, was speaking.
Mitchell said that Cardwell had done
nothing remarkable as mayor and. In
his opinion, did not deserve reelection.
Jacob Wang, county committeeman,
declared that the people of his district
were opposed to Mayor Cardwell for
his stand on the liquor question. :.
Mr.. Eyer, in whose store the meeting
was held, and William Bayard also
spoke for Ougheltree.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
NEGRESS ACCUSED
OF THEFT BAILEO
BY n. !. BROKER
Orange Woman Gets Man to
Put Up $500 Cash for
Prisoner.

Evident answering confidence in n
negress servant, who is fatty charged
with the theft of $52 from a Trenton
home, was manifested today in the Or
ange Police Court when the colored do
mestic's employer, an Orange woman
had a New York broker furnish 5000
in cold cash for the alleged thief's re-
lease. The servant is Lena Jones and
she is employed by Miss Louise Meeker.
Of 6 Oakwood avenue. Orange ~
L. G. Brigham, the New York specu-
iator. of So Liberty street. appeared be-
fore Police Judge Bray and put up the
money. Why Mr.. Brigham would show
so much faith in the colored servant is
not clears unless through his friendship
with Miss Meeker.
The Jones woman was arrested to-
day by Detective Sergeant John Dra-
bell, of Orange, on complaint from
the Trenton police that she stole the
money from tbs home of Joshua John>
sen, of Trenton, recently while she was
In his residence performing some do
mestio duties 1t is alleged that she
was summoned to the Johnson resi-
dence TO attend MIS-. Johnson. and that
on her departure the $52 was missing.
Miss Jones was locked UP and when
arraigned the judge placed the bail at
$500. pending action by the Trenton au-
thorities
Mr. Bingham produced the required
amount in cash and staked it for her
temporary release.
Later the Trenton officials notified
the Orange police that bail in the
amount of $500 would be sufficient
This change may be made tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
Personals in
The Oranges

Mrs. E. A. Baker, of Orange, has re-
turned home after a pleasant sojourn
at Lake Hopatcong.
.iss Helen Stockhouse, of Orange, is
spending her vacation at the Fenimore
Hotel, Asbury Park.
F. Creedon and c. A. Braun, of Or
apge, are at the Fenimore Hotel, AS
bury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Jones. of
East Orange. are enjoying a two weeks
stay at Asbury Park.
Mrs. NJ. r. Finch, of East Orange. is
at the Victoria Hotel, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Hasselman and
the Misses Hasselman, Of Orange, are
sojourning at the Willard Hotel. AS
bury Park.
John Mccormick, of Parrow street,
and Joseph Filan, of Mechanic street,
Orange, haye left for a two weeks stay
at Atlantic Highlands.
Frank Randayor, of Mechanic street,
Orange, will spend two weeks with
relatives at Oyster Bay, L. l.
Bernard Oates, of Mechanic street,
Orange. has returned from a two
weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
HARRISON-EAST NEWARK.

Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Ross, of South
Third street. Harrison, have returned
from a stay at Belmar.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter and son Roy,
of Jersey street, Harrison, have re-
turned from stay in Sussex county
Mrs. Grace Moore and family, of Jer-
sey street. Harrison, have returned
from Sussex county
The meeting of the Harrison Board
of Education which was to have been
held last night was postponed until to-
night.
Miss Sadie Mahon, of East Newark,
is visiting friends in Long Island.
Miss Elizabeth Kain, of Central ave-
nue.. East Newark. is summering at At
lantic Highlands.
Miss Caroline Steinhart, of Second
street, East Newark. is at Rockaway
Mrs. Mathew Duffy, of Second street,
East Newark is rusticating at Rock
away
Miss Ella Mortimer, of 123 North
Third street, Harrison. is at Rock
away
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
MILLBURN,
IRVINGTON
AND HILTON
WILSON BOOM GROWING,
SAYS GRIFFITH LEWIS.
Burlington Man Thinks Cong.
Gardner Will Be RenOminated.


TRENTON. Aug. 3O.-Although Act
ing Governor Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
was expected at the state House today.
he did not put in an appearance at
noon. The only politician to make an
appearance was Sergeant Griffith Lewis,
of Burlington. He said he came to
Trenton expecting that some of his col
leagues would be present. When asked
about the gubernatorial situation in
his county the sergeant answered.:
Everybody is for Vivian M. Lewis
on the Republican side, and good ma
jority of the Democrats are for Kat
zenbach. He said, however, that the
Wilson boom was growing stronger
than 1t was some weeks ago
Asked as to how the opposition to
Congressman John ]. Gardner was get
ting along, he declared that there was
some little opposition to the renomina-
tion, but he felt that the congressman
would be renominated.
How about your candidacy for
Gardners place. brought forth the
answer: "Of course, If Mr.. Gardner
cannot make 1t ! will get In the fight
in earnest, because Burlington county
is the logical county from which to
choose a candidate for Gardner's sue
cessor."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
FIRST GUN FIRED
IN BLOOMFIELD
MAYORALTY FIGHT
William Hauser, Republican
Candidate, Announces
Platform.

William Hauserr the Republican
candidate for mayor of Bloomfield
against Mayor w. P. Sutphen, Pro-
gressive. fired the first gun in the
campaign today. After a statement
as to his qualifications for the office.
Mr.. Hauser announces his platform. as
follows:
Il. I am opposed to star chamber
methods of conducting public business
and hold that the Council chamber.
and not the town clerks office, is the
proper place for the discussion of
public business.
"2. That in making appointments
merit, and not political influence.
should govern. will stand for no
political deals.
'8 I believe in a square deal for
all, and firmly oppose special privi-
leges to special interests and to the
use Of public funds in exploiting
private interests
"a. I favor the public ownership of
all public utilities.
'5. That the Public Service Corpora
tion be compelled to give Bloomfield
an adequate trolley service.
IS. No committee of the Town Coun-
ell will be permitted to exceed it's ap-
preparations, q violation constituting
an indictable offense.
~. I will be no mans boss. and TO
man will be my boss. The only boss
will recognize is the people of
Bloomfield. Yours truly,
WILLIAM HAUSER"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
HARRISON HEALTH BOARD
HEARS DOBBINS.

< Commissioner John W. Dobbins, OF
the Newark Board of Health, appeared
before the Harrison Board last night
and lectured on the ways and means
employed in the. determination of the
pest of the Jerseys'--the mosquito.
He told the Harrison members Just
what was being done in Newark and
how he, in charge of the work. was
proceeding to get rid of the insects.
The matter will be further discussed at
a meeting to be held in the Newark
Health Board rooms on September Z.
the Harrison Board being represented
by Joseph f. Lynch.
A complaint was made by two Har-
rison plumbers that plumbing licenses
were being granted TO non-residents
and was referred to the sanitary COM
mittee for Investigation.
Commissioner Lynch, in reply to
many reports. stated that the State
Board of Health had nothing whatever
to do with the sewer being constructed
in Bergen street between Worthington
and Manor avenues.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
NUTLEY.

Miss Margaret Milne, of New York,
Is a guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Carleton. of Nutley avenue.
Mrs. H. J. Reimund, of Englewood.
". j., Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Arthur 3. Gladwin, of Highfeld lane.
Mrs. Give w. Elliot and Russell
and Edwin Elliot, of Rutgers place,
have returned from visit to friends
at Plainfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. whitney,
of Satterthwaite avenue, and family
have returned from a summer outing
at Sayville, Long Island.
Miss Elsie j. Lent of whitford
avenue, has retudned from spending
several weeks at Far Rockaway.
Mrs. ]. Beam. of Philadelphia, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester p,
Hayward, of Whitford avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Van winkle of High
street is spending ten days with rela-
tives at Rifton, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Al. Tauchert, 81
North road. have returned from a
short summer tour of England
France, Switzerland and Germany.
William Harris Arnold, of Whitford
avenue. has returned from spending
several weeks at Hubert's Landing
Essex county, N, Y.
Mrs. Louise Hauser, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. Justine Kozelow, OF
Chestnut street.
Miss Mabel Orr, of Franklin avenue
has returned from visit to friends al
Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Julian de Picaza. of New York
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen II
Dorr, of Satterthwaite avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles B. Royce and
family, of Grant avenue. are sojourn-
ing at F'itzwilliam, N. FL.
j. Mckee Arnold. of Philadelphia, is
visiting his brother. William Harris
Arnold. of Whitford avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner w. White, OF
Whitford avenue, are spending a few
weeks at Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. 1spworth, of Cot.
tage place, have returned from So
journ at Tobyhanna. Pa.
Arthur Housley. of Bloomfield ave.
nue. has returned from Buffalo.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
MAN WHO KILLED
HORSE MUST PAY
FINE IMPOSED
Recorder Mott Wishes He Could
Be Sent to Peni.
tertiary. gaAY

Michael Fitzsimmons. village clerk
Of South Orange. went before Recorder
Mott in the East Orange Police Court
today in an effort to have the fine Of
500 imposed yesterday on Thomas
King for killing horse OF Richard
Coyne reduced.
Il will not reduce this fine," declared
Recorder Mott, and IL the law permit.
ted me would have sent him to the
pehitentiary for one or two years. The
President of the United States could
not have influenced me to cut down the
sentence either, il 1t had been a jail
one; I would have resigned first"
The mother of King lives in Valley
road South Orange, and she had Mr..
Fitzsimmons make the appeal for her
son, he calling attention to- the fact
that King had wife and. four children
to support, but Recorder Mott asserted
that King had not done so well by his
family. On the grand jury complaint
Recorder Mott increased the amount
of bail to $500. King is still In the
county jail.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
MONTCLAIR.

Miss Mildred Harrington, of Noun
tain avenue. is home from a stay at
Narragansett Pier, R. /.
Miss Margaret Montell, of Union
street, is visiting friends at Bay Head.
A. Russell Allen, of Park street, is
at Mt. Menagha. Ellenville. N. Y.
A. c. Collier and family. of Grove
street, are at Asbury Park
Mrs. P. H; Hubbard and Miss Hub
bard. of Park street, Upper Montclair,
are in the Virginia mountains.
The following Montclairites arc at
Ocean Grove: Miss Ruth /. Sanborn.
Mrs. t. NJ Speer. Mrs. w. F. Stud6i-
ford and Douglas E. Studdlford.
Mrs George Kennedy and family. of
North Fullerton avenue. are at AS
bury Park.
Warren d. Batting, of Park street,
stay in Europe.
E. R. Tillinghast and family, of Lor-
raine avenue. are in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Lord. of Wal
nut street, are at Kittery, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burt Mckinney
and Miss Grace Mckinney, of Haw-
thorne place. are home from Asbury
Park.
ne Misses Agnes and Margaret Nc
Glynn, of 10 Lexington avenue, and
Miss Elizabeth L. Glennon, of 66 Forest
street, are spending some time at Old
Orchard, Me.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
EAST NEWARK PETITIONS
FILED IN LARGE BATCH.

According to the midnight report of
Borough Clerk Thomas Carey, of East
Newark, Councilmen John Brown, John
Johnson and Thomas Corbliss had filed
petitions for the Town Council. All of
those men are Democrats and will con-
test for the two places on the ticket
Neither Councilman Harry Mcdonald
nor Thomas Mcdonald filed a petition.
Terence Fl. O'Donnell filed the only
petition for the collectorship which he
now holds Because of the excellent
record that he has made he will have
no opposition. Henry E. McKenna and
John H. Martin. both Democrats, filed
for the assessorship. Edward F. Fitz-
gerald filed a petition for the free
holdership on the Democratic ticket
For delegate to the State convention
Councilman Daniel Delaney, Timothy
Furphy and David Grow filed. All are
Democrats.
Mayor Cornelius A. McGlennon fled
a petition for the Congressional con-
vention. Edward F. Fitzgerald pre-
sented petition for county committee
man. George Mathe. Republican. filed
for delegate to the State convention.
and with John Logan he seeks berth
in the Hudson County Republican
Committee.
Thomas NJ Branegan. Democrat.
filed a petition for justice of the peace
and Robert Godfrey for constable.
Both are Democrats. Few Republican n
petitions were filed because of the large
Democratic majority in the borough.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
HARRISON TOWN CLERK
ANNOUNCES CANDIDATES

Town Clerk Peter J. Goodman, OF
Harrison. has announced the filing OF
the following petitions:
Democratic-Town offices, for mayor,
Joseph P. Riordan; overseer of the
poor, John McKeon and Michael Hig-
gins; poundkeeper, Alexander Levy;
freeholders. two to be chosen, Patrick
]. Condor and John F. Reilly.
First Ward - For Councilman,
Thomas F. O'Connor; for justice of the
peace, Alexander Levy William He'd
den and Philip Carey; delegates to the
State convention. owen Kain and John
NJ. Gibson; Congressional delegates,
John Reid, jr., Bernard Callaghan and
Thomas Malanaphy.
Second Ward-For councilman, Ed
ward ]. Rice; justice of the peace,
John B. Pagan and Edward McCabe;
constable. Thomas Duffy; delegate to
State convention, Joseph B. Henry;
delegate TO Congressional convention.
John Dwyer and John B. Fagan;
county committee. Edward ]. Rice.
Third Ward For councilman.
Thomas Cavanaugh and Martin F.
Desmond: State convention, Charles
c. Caparn; Congressional convention,
John ]. Coyle and Charles-C. Millett;
county committee, John F. Reilly.
Fourth Ward-Councilmen. NJ. OF.
Dolphin and Joseph Carney; Justice of
the peace. Arthur Fitzpatrick sr.; con-
stable, John F. Callaghan Estate con-
vention. Patrick Cronin First dis
trict, Joseph A. Riordan Second dis
trfct: Congressional convention, John
Anton First district, George w. Ca
parn and Frank j. Hughes Second dis
trict; county committee, John ]. Daily
First district, David F. Riordan Sec
ond district.
There were no Republican petitions
filed for town offices except in the Third
Ward, where Frederick C. Clifton seeks
reelection tc the council The follow
ing are the only petitions that were
filed by the party:
First Ward-Delegate to State con-
vention. Thomas J. Enright; for Con-
gressionaI convention, John J. Maher:
for county committee, Thomas ]. En-
right and John ]. Maher.
Second Ward-State convention, Gil
bert j. Raynor; Congressional conven-
ton, Frederick c. Reed; county COM
mittee, William Nichols and G. j.
Raynor.
Third Ward-Councilman, Fred c.
Clifton; constable, Abram V. Jorale-
mon State convention. Clarence T.
Van Deren; Congressional convention,
Alexander Lennox, jr., and George En-
gelhard; county committee, Clarence
T. Van Deren and Frederick C. Clifton.
First District, Fourth Ward-State
convention, Ernest Biegner; Congress
sional convention, William Wilkie;
county committee, Ernest Biegner and
William Wilkie
Second District, Fourth Ward-State
convention. Edward K. Patterson;
Congressional convention, Frank j.
WINNER; county committee. Frank ].
Winner and Edward K. Patterson
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
POPULAR HARRISON COUPLE
TO BE MARRIED TOMORROW.
Ceremony to Be Celebrated with
Nuptial Mass.

With a nuprial mass the marriage
of Miss Mary Cecilia Kain. daughter
of Patrolr,an and Mrs. Francis Kain.
of 200 John street. Harrison, to Thomas
A. Fahey. of s14, Davis avenue Har-
rison, will be sblemnized at the Church
of the Holy Cross, Harrison, tomorrow
morning.
Miss Elizabeth Kain. a sister of the
bride-to-be. and Thomas J. Fahey. a
cousin of the groom, will be brides
maid and best man, respectively.
Matthew Hayes and George Guenther
will act as usbers. wedding break
fast will follow at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kain and the bridal pair will then
leave for Atlantic City where they will
spend their honeymoon. On their re-
turn they Will reside at log North Fifth
street.
Mr.. Fahey is a prominent member of
L army Council No. 402. Knights of Co
lumbus. of West Hudson. The couple
have received many handsome presents.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
PETITIONS FILED
INDICATE BITTER
PRIMARY FIGHTS
Colonel Colgate to Oppose Mayor
Seymour in 0range-Ac-
tiyity Everywhere.

Petitions were filed by both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans in all the sub
urban towns yesterday and the large
number of candidates makes the cam
paign certain to be one of the hardest
fought in the history of the various
municipalities. Several interesting Sit
uations have cropped up as result
of the petitions.
One of these is the case of Julian A
Gregory, who. although he has refused
to become a candidate for mayor Oh
East Orange on the Democratic ticket,
may be placed on the ballot without
his consent and thus practically forced
to run for the office. In Orange Colonel
Austen Colgate will oppose Mayor Sey-
mour. In Montclair four Republicans
seek the nomination for mayor. OPP
posed by but one Democrat. Inc he-
publicans are Ralph w. Grout, Erman
J. Ridgway. the publisher; Ernest c.
Hinck and George W. Da Cunha. The
Democrat is DIR. Richard Cole Newton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
MILLBURN-SpRINGFIELD.

Township Clerk Milton r. Silance
and Mrs. Glance. of Millburn, will leave
tomorrow for a trip to Saratoga.
Police Justice william e. Summers,
of Millburn. returned yesterday from
his vacation at York Harbor, Me.
Miss Georgia Clark, of Dover, is Wis
iting Mrs. r. S. Oliver. of Church
street, Millburn.
Miss Natalie Sheville, of Morris ave-
nue.. Springfield. is at Asbury Park
for three weeks stay.
Mrs. William Percy. OF Newark, and
Mrs. Samuel Day, Of Elizabeth, have
returned to their homes after a visit
to their sister. Mrs. William Paynter,
of Morris avenue. Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Klotz have re-
turned to their home in Main street,
Springfield, after three weeks stay
at outset. Mass.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30

George H. Pilkington and family, OF
5l7 Lyon avenue, will leave for Asbury
Park on Saturday, where they will be
the guests of a brother, William NJ.
Pilkington.
Walter F. Van C1eve, of 1176 Spring
field avenue. has returned from a short
stay at-Keansburg.
Former Assemblyman and Mrs.
George F. Scribe, of 272 Lyon avenue,
will leave Saturday for a recreation
trip to Albany. Troy and Lake George.
The Misses Edna and Mabel Scribe, Of
272 Lyon avenue, will start Saturday
on pleasure trip to Niagara Falls and
Toronto.
School Commissioner Goff D. Hedden.
Of 103 Cummings street, ended a two
weeks vacation yesterday which he en-
joyed at several rural places IN the
State.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Green, of 72
Linden avenue, have returned from a
camping stay at Keansburg.
Captain Alfred L. Ogborn, of Irving
ton Council No. 167, Jr. o. u. A M.
has issued a request to all the members
Va the W Dc pfSSeAll dl the TeSu-
lar meeting of the order in it's quar-
ters. Masonic Hall, tomorrow night
Important business will be transacted.
The first initiation of the approaching
season will take place September A.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Higgins,
Mrs. Charles H. Terrill. Miss Laura
Terrill and the Misses Bessie and
Evelyn Terrill will leave Saturday for
a weeks camping at Keansburg.
Councilman and Mrs. Frederick Eek
elhofer. of Headley terrace, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Eckelhofer, of 3
Headley terrace, will leave Saturday
for four days trip to Niagara Falls.
Herman Grimme, OF 81 Sanford ave-
nue.. is enjoying a two weeks stay in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilian Jubert, of IL
Chapman place, are spending a fort
night at Belmar.