The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-07-04
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State Notes.

Representatives from more than fifty
tribes of Red Men In South Jersey met at
Washington Park last Tuesday night and
arranged big jubilee and picnic to be
held at Washington Park ON Labor day.
1t was stated that nearly every tribe In
the state will participate at the request Of
the board of great chiefs, for the purpose
Of making this the greatest gathering of
Red Men ever held in the state. Daniel
M. Stevens, of Camden, great chief of
records, was made permanent chairman;
Robert +. Dutton, secretary, and Charles
B. Thompson, Atlantic City, treasurer.
vice presidents were appointed for the
various districts in the state. They are
as follows: William L. FIGHTER, Burling-
ton; J. A. Mitchell, Absecon; John
Hackett. Millville; Frank Webb, Bridge
ton; r. g. Bosch, Newfeld, and Daniel
Chew, Port Norris.
Judge Harris, of Trenton, stopped for
six months q man who Is believe to be q
professional fake beggar." John Lane is
his name and he appeared In company
with boy on whose arm had been rubbed
iodine. the two going about the city of
Trenton exhibiting the injured" arm and
getting aims from the charitably inclined.
When policeman saw what was going on
he yanked the two into the station house,
washed of the iodine and found nothing
the matter with the arm. The boy, 16
years old, Is named Frank Windsor, of
North Cranmer Hill.
To protect strangers from robbery by
nonresident BARRIERS who camp at Atlantic
City during the Summer months, Council
has passed the ordinance fathered by
Councilman Lane, which will compel
every shop" to post in not less than two
conspicuous places cards announcing rates
for hair cuts, shaves, shampoos and other
goods.
Mrs. Charles Fowler. % years old,
of Salem, tried suicide Wednesday night
In the presense of many persons. She
entered Andrews drug store and ordered a
glass of soda water and when no one was
looking, took bottle Of chloride of mer-
curry from her pocket and emptied the
contents into the soda. After drinking 1t
she walked out of the store and sat down
in chair. A negro asked II he could do
anything for her, and she replied: "No,
nobody can do anything for me. I'll soon
be past help as I've taken poison. When
person has troubles like have, the best
thing to do is to get of the earth" The
man thought she bad been drinking and
paid no attention to her, but Mr.. Andrews
discovered that some person had been
drinking poison from one of his glasses.
When he rushed out in search of the per-
son, he saw Mrs. Fowler sitting In the
chair. She confessed to having taken the
poison in an attempt at suicide, and Mr.
Andrews and bis assistant, with two ply
sicians, worked with her until late ut
night before she was out of danger.
| According to orders issued from the
headquarters of General Dennis F. Col
Inns. commander of the second brigade.
life at camp Wilson will be greatly diff
ferent this year from that experienced in
the past by the State National Guardsmen.
As far as possible all frills will be elImin-
sted and the routine of camp of regulars
will be established. The camp opens Sat
urday, July s2d.
While seeking drink from strange
house. 5-year-old Edward Huffman, of
Trenton, was bitten and badly mangled
by a bulldog belonging TO Edward p.
Mount, the bulldog being on guard of the
house while bis master was down town.
The little fellow had accompanied his
father to the suburbs where the father
was repairing lines for the Public Service
Corporation, and, getting thirsty, tried to
go into the Mount yard for drink when
attacked.
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