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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
MANY WOMEN
TO RIDE IN ROAD
HORSE PARADE
Great Pageant Is Arranged to
Take Place Here On /.
May Is.

The parade committee of the Road
Horse Association of New Jersey met
at the Continental Hotel last evening
and decided to appoint three competent
judges to award the ribbons n special
prize in thesladies' riding class. Enough
entries have been received from women
participants to assure the committee
that this class will be we'll filled.
The grand marshal. DIR. Wander
Roest, reported that he had about fin
ished selecting his aides and that he
would have everything in readiness on
the day of the parade. Secretary Bel
don reported that he was short Of en-
try blanks. owing to the great demand
he has for them his year. He was
authorized to order more and to sup
ply everyone who applied for them.
The committee is zatisfied with the
way entries are coming in, and would
urge tina those who intend taking part
send in their entry blanks at once so
as to give the secretary ample time to
send out the numbers for entry.
Committee to Distribute Pcnnants.
There was a committee appointed to
distribute the pennants to each one in
line. Previous to this year this PEN
nant has been sold. 1t was decided to
abandon this and present each entry
with one of those remnants as a SOU
venir gift from the association.
The police and music committee re-
ported that they had. received a per-
init to use the streets for the parade
May Is and that a platoon of mounted
officers would lead the line of march.
A number of prominent officials. city,
county and State, AVE accepted invi-
tations to be present and review the
parade.
The next meeting Is to be held May
/ at.the Continental Hotel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
SAYS BOARbER STRUCK HER.

Mrs. Matilda Stark, of 126 Hudson
street, appeared as a complainant be-
fore Acting Judge Yuill in the Fifth
Precinct Court today against her board
er, Henry Schilling, "a years old, of the
same address. whom h said had
struck her and threatened her life
after she had ordered him from the
house. He was held under $500 bail
for the grand jury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
D. OF [. ANNIVERSARY.

Pride of Prospect Council No. 161, d.
of L.. will celebrate its seventh ami
versary at Peter Cooper Hall, $50
Springfield avenue. tomorrow evening,
with an entertainment and dance. The
council was organized April 10. 1904
with forty-five charter members and is
in very fourishing condition and on a
good financial foundation. The degree
team is one of the finest in the State
and expects to give an exhibition drill
at that time
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
hrs IDA NJ. BALDWIN.

The funeral OF Mrs Ida NJ. Baldwin,
who died yesterday will be held to-
morrow afternoon at $50 O'clock IN
the home, 1883 Mt. Prospect avenue.
Burial will be made in Paramount
Cemetery. Mrs. baldwin was Torn in
New York SO years ago. She is sur
vived by her husband, William Bald
win and tive daughters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
POSSE Is FORMED AFTER
STATE BANK Is ROBBED.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., April 25.-
The State Bank Of GilJler, twenty
five miles south Of his city, was
robbed early this morning, safe and
building being badly wrecked. The
robbers got about $1,000. Five horses
were stolen during the night in various
sections of Hamilton county, in which
Giltner is located. The robbers are
said to be heading this way, and
Sheriff Dunkel and posse, well armed.
have gone out to meet them if possible
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
OBITUARY
MILES WHITE.

Miles White, So years old, is dead az
the home of his brother-in-law, Will
lam Armstrong, 206 North Second street.
His funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at st. Rose of Lima's Church.
Mr.. White belonged to the Robert
Kerr Pleasure Club, members of which
will attend.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
500 MILES IN SEVEN HOURS.

PAU, France, April 25.-Pierre
Vedrine, who left Paris in his mono
plane Saturday arrived here yesterday,
having covered the circuitous course
of 500 miles in six hours and fifty1five
minutes, actual flying time, an av-
rage of more than seventy-one miles
an hour. He thus wins the prize of
$4,00i, offered by the Aero Club of
Bearn, for the fastest fight between
the two cities.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
WHIST IN HOME FOR AGED.

A charity whist will be held in the
Home for the Aged, so Stirling street,
tomorrow afternoon, at 2:S0 o'clock.
Handsome prizes will be awarded. The
proceeds will be appropriated for the
needs of the home. The committee in
charge of the affair is composed of
Mrs. L. c. Schwartz and Mrs. j. &C.
Davis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
TO RAISE MoRaIsTowN TRACKS.

MoRRIsToWN. April 25.-Ry an
agreement with the LackawannHa rail-
road the Morristown and Erie road and
the Track Elevation Commission of
the Morristown Board of Aldermen
the tracks at the Morris street ross
ing. one of the most dangerous cross
ings in the. city, will be elevated. Other
improvements will also be made. the
total cost of which will be about $780,
0e0. v
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25
THREE OFFICIALS
Of CAMDEN ARE
ON TRIAL TO-DAY
Police Chief, Councilman and
Justice Charged With
Election Conspiracy.

CAMDEN, April 25.--Considerable in
terest is manifested in higher-up politi-
cal circles in Camden in the outcome
Of the trials of three cases growing out
of the investigation of election frauds,
which cases are set down for trial to-
day before Judge Joline, in Camden
criminal court.
These are the cases of Councilman
John Broome, a Republican ward
leader; Captain of Police A. l.. James,
who is Broome's brother-in-law, and
James S. Smith, a justice of the peace,
and attache of the city water depart
ment. The States case against the
three is Substantially as follows:
On election day an alleged repeater,
who Is KNOWN as Thomas Nolan. was
arrested while attempting to vote in
one of the uptown districts. He was
taken to police headquarters where
Captain James was in charge, but was
promptly released when Councilman
Broome went security for him on a
bail bond, which was taken by JUS
tice Smith.
Nolan Gone, Also Bond.
Nolan disappeared as soon as he was
released from custody and has not
since been seen in Camden. But the
strangest part Of the affair was that
the bali bond also disappeared. There
is a record of the arrest but no bond.
The three defendants were indicted for
conspiracy in connection with the dis
appearance of the bond. 1t is admitted
by the States representatives that this
is a difficult charge to sustain. The
question whether the man Nolan was
a repeater or not may be brought out
at the trial. All three Of the defend
ants are prominent Republican workers
in the Second ward,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-25

Al an druggists, LOG,
25c. Full directions
ip every box.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
THE SIZE OF THE OCEAN.

The officer of a liner once remarked n, th. writer that most men seemed to b, aS ignorant about tn. size of th, -.l .- they ar, ol the dIstanc, b-- tween th, heavenly planets Here SOP, a fr.. facts The Pacific covers C>.uou. uuu miles, thc Atlantic au.u"".ooo and th, Indian ocean. Arctic and Antarctic i-.uou."nu ITO stow away thc contents pr th, Pacific !, would he necessary Go fiu a tank uur tuiI- long. ou- mile deep every Jay for 44U years Put iu figures the Pacific holds in weight >.ooo. .ouo. uuu. ."uu. unuUoo tons The Atlantic averages a depth of not quite three miles. 1tS waters weigh @25.o"u. nuU.uHU. .uuU.u .uuu.uuU tons. and a tank to contain it would have each of it's sides f@o miles bong The figures of th. uth- .r oceans ar, iu the sam" startling It would take an the sca water ir th. world y.Uouuuu wears Co tlag. oE-I the NlaeJIt -Tlt-Elts.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
WAY Is CLEARED FOR
 ENTRANCE OF MULES
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT GETS
 THROUGH WlTH RED TAPE.
Monday WI See Work Work Started Toward Repairing Break In
 Colorado.

i...n- received aari that tH. r.I f.n- .n..a H,a rr-..n,,.l t.-. .ul ura- ,E .aara.r.r~ nmrm- their mules H.I..- r.- nf-rrat.pnaI l.n. .ur, Mex .... where tu., .r- tt b, u-.G u budding --.er. nit- %. I-..,. r. ,r,p t., DnInrl#. river D hounds hrI fine a.. n..u cleared away. Dr J C Nar- tau ..,t for Yuma last night
 tar some Weeks Dr Norton has .ta f5- mu.,s. ~ at which .Il b. used iu fulfilling h.- contract aud .fte flor .r.I-Ht.n-r~ applies just .u t..~ -i1, of t.- international ln.. below Yuma X number ut i.. mules s.r.- his own. uu.I. others belong tH ~gb-..utrt,tur~ An other .'ntrgrar named Mu'I-au. has ..-' established a t.wp.rar. r.mp and HH- n..r holding his stock mtE th. -I,r..n .f.,r.m-ur ,,t-
 Thor. .~ a customs house at th. boundary n rar California -If.. of th, 'u.nraa. pr Nort.u and Muu-au HrI ta send their forces down tn. east ~.|. af ta- Colorado. cross tHc river below ta- break. wh.r. th, b.l is dry. and attack the break from thc lower -il.
 EHt th, Mexican customs Inspector r California said that h- had up jurisdiction ou the Ar.zoul side He .an.d nut cross over and inspect the mules Application for relief was mad. Co rhe Mexican government and after long d--ag ra- inspector has h-,u em- powered ls i.Untiz- d man Jo make tn. necessary Inspection across th, CoIn- rI1' from a.~ station. Several times .t ..as reported that m. u..,--ars ar rauEem"ut- had b.eu mad. but not until yesterday was Dr Norton final lv a--W,d that D.. could cross his mules He made a trip 10 Yuma on tu. strength of uu, false report. hut found that l. ,au.I la nothing
 Mor- ,hlu tlar~aud mules NiU b. at work uu th, break next Monday Er next month th- number uHE b. inc creased ta -.u0o About ls.uuo.uou cubic yards "C dirt ar- Co h. moved Ur \urtpu- contract Is for a-..UoI wards Hc H.U build six miles pf l-ve,. The work must D. completed in loo days.
 Dr Norton SaE- that tn,r. Is uoth- ing in th, stories To tine effect that ta, Central M,Nis.u Ranch company has been ,Nrrtug influence to prevent th- stock h.=.ur passed .utu Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
DR. HUGHES TIRED IF
 POOR FARM CONTRACT
SUPERVISORS LOOKING FOR 4
 NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
DI.aoreement as to Ooctor's Duty C4u-ea Hlm to Offer s209 to
 Get Rsa of Job.

Nr.. . ..s days ra- .a.uI .E -.- I... ...- .t. .-. I,r Hughes -aaaaa. .... .a .a ar.r '. pay s-o, r, amy ..r.u a.. ... t.a. u.r a.- lan.- has .ar., r r.rnr.nd and .ar. ..r t.. ....r ...r farm.
 F..uau- .a inspection of t., I,.-,r
 T.n-Hg ,.. board aHd Ds I.-..- ..a. a.a Eyr. earnest talk Tn. .r-..t H.- t.a, pr Hughes a,r.ar.a .H.-. t.s.a uI hl- contract and aiu- jig r. r. s-ao rr amy person aa. ...H raa. .t n, n- hands ~t .- uu- .....t...H that r.. board is n.u gHI.t.. ...H..rI.- d search for a r--nau-.b .b.e .....u willing to assume rl- contract ... raat .-rrr. aud upon rn- terms .n- ... .....H rr. Hughes has -Ep.r.ut,ul- ... t.. institution.
 TU-r. have H,,u number ut ra~-- H.ta..n th. board tad Ur H.-a.- About a month ago tnr board ..u.na.# that .uua.tia.~ .1 the farm To. .rIuE.H Thgr-aa. rh- Sur.r.l-- ..s .ag, an inspection ta sec ap.. tl- r...nH HaG u.-u met They .ouud f.ar conditions Had been improved aa- l..r...t-.r fn per cent
 ,. -H. ..bi. tU- IuE.-ti-ttIau r......G l.-n.. satisfactory. oue hr.U- pod r.. quilts ual H-.u added during r.. month anE eE,r.taiue b. and ..uut r.- u..'Girg had been cleaned up .. r.tr . ...H better auu,araao. was presented TH. supervisors aua Mss ,...sl. ,i.".Hr.-r. nanH-'r "f tho As ....tt,. Charities. HHo accompanied r... u..H.I that .n- inmates were. ..Ius amu,- more e.oauI. health and pheasant -.rr..H55r-z than eyer bee ..r,.
 Later however t..se was .L arGa- ..,rr u.t..,n t.r -.i,r..-ur- and the superintendent .- tn just what his dgt. n ru, rr,mI-,- might u-. The doctor .....r;.I fItt .. Ht. made certain iu- .r......at- u rH. way CO., cleanliness .... r.. uutra.- last complaint. hHt .,. denied tHaf The, hsJ a.u made .,.-..-, ia, supervisors had kicked II. -1a that D.. had Gau- and had |..,r. doing aH that b, could ua~~5n.. .a. N,r...,r I.s ,uutrt.t was uut rr.ntah.- ta un and he Waul1 b- -al ta ra. N-no ta auN person who .....H 'f..'f..' ...E as .....f. .I.'.' .I. %. 1.. r..r farm.
 ~.... action b. tH, board r.at.., to ;. a.fu.r. and ruar ...-ptaua. "t the, ...f.r.- offer Is expected within tar I...r ... ...- Iu rIp m,Hutiu. it .~ s.uurn..a fHlt hereafter th, super ..-.f. #.I mak, weekly instead uf l.arHN visits C" ta- rppr farm
 When On. pioneers home at Pres ,.tt and rn- new ,.un.E tuberculosis hospital u tN. Temp. raaa ar- rpm- rHr.,H rn, u.ar farm buildings win u"t i,.. nearly 500 crowded as az present. s,-l,l. or ru, older inmates ar. rIau- n.nr D.. ar tn Tr,-catr Th. now hos mrsr .,iG ar,ommo6at. tn,uJy-oi-ht patients It win u"t nr completed for som, months
 \ E Goats. who drew the plans for rf... hospital aud Contractor Coats. who .s H.r.u4. ru, structure. appeared hr- 1 -.r. t., supervisors Thursday and . asked for m extra appropriation "t 1 >Is. c.. r..f .u 50 n,rf,r foundation iHaH r.a. ,a.,.I r"r b> Jar original spr..- I.au.u-.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

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Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Following ar" th- gursr-, who leg ist'rod yesterday at th. Adams An n"N. G-nrg,. J. Sr"u,mlu. Globe. r.. IT, Parker Portland. G,,r-, \ Bridges Eishr-. C J WIIrr. pasa drna. Everett Ryan. Boston. l.. M Henderson and wIfr. Pasadena. Mrs Lewis Benedict. Flagstaff. F Royal t"u. England. l.. A Goodm.u. P.o- riar
 Th" following guests registered ar th, Stag y-strrdIy- ,'Lud, E F,r- man. St Louis. r. TT Ferguson Los Angeles. Frank " ou,ry. Cprpnado Gal
 Guests registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were. ChIS = HardE. Tue s"n. L.. F. Amadfrl. Mrs Amadi-L Tucson. Mrs C L. Dolmau. Law renee. Kan. Mrs N G DoImlu. To p"ka. Kan. Gus H,Nman. san Fran cisco. r. F. F"rstau. Phoenix. E,r- nard Cunuiff Grown King. Miss Len"r- Lewis. Grand Canyon. Mrs Lewis Benedict. FlagStaff. M F It"yaltou. England. J " Martin. Sh"Sh"ur. Wyp.. " N Stevenson. Mesa City. W II Constable. Los An r.I'S. sam KIrSom,r Los Angeles. I'harl's Rankin. san nice". F Ln"u,. l.." \ FaIck san Francisco. Pred brr}maun, r. fl Miller Hugh tI,-
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
RIGHTS OF RACES
 IN STREET CARS
4 Jury in Justice Johnstone's Court
 Lays Down Rule Of Acton.

Tn. ....., %. J.-,|.. Ju.n-ran. .,-- r.rl.E rrt-fu.a# ..- .u.U ..r. .... ...a ..kS .mI -,r.,, ..r r..rr. Tu. ,.aI .. Conductor Hr H vu,. changed with assault, wa- .u Tn. .ur.ar- .n' aa- Edgar E.hu-,r. ...ur,a .a ... ,...,.. u, st. Indian .u.a- r... -.II .e nta t,,n a--..Ir,L shaken ..G a. Hated AaU. a na---n-.. .n r.r u".u -.a.o. ear u, r.. might co. r.uars } The cats. .a- rr.... u..r- d ..s
 The ~gIa-ns. differed r.r..- r, ra. a.r at The ..uaa.t,r b.r u- t, m- r#ur.r of p-rwrmtue t Robinson ".,- going "Ht ur -H- Indian --a..,I ..rr. Ha..uG taken d seat uu tH- u-.d. T.r .ar a,- ~,au nu-d arrr ..rrus The corner ur Washington and r.r-r streets auI aa.u d woman .ur.l-d. t.r conductor asked Robinson. .Hr sat near 'a, door. t. ya.at- his seat uuI take "u- .u 'h. op,u rar, %. ta, ,lr That proposition dlJ rur appeal q. him and H- made uu reply Tu. conductor offered lt a@I.u uud -tIu tl,r. r.i~ uo r'r.N When Enbu-.l -,,w.u mol jp hear tH. conductor th- third tlmr. tn. O'ldu.tor stopped m, car and taking hold "t Robinson assisted Huu To .,u- other seat
 Robinson sa.d that hr had been roughly handled and that furthermore Nucu had remarked f"r his rtlr. guidance that when th. seals "t a car Were filled j, fa~ tu. duty ur p.,pI,. '' tho Aigela rte, tu. rtoat, such a- they uIrli b. uccup.ug u favor ur persons "i rne Cau,I-.uu rle,
 NI'r,--.s i"r th. d,t-u~. said that tn, p"uouct nf th, defendant .u his r,.- .Hu'us with tu" prosecuting witness va- courteous but firm. con. Gdy even. described it as kindly until kindness ceased Co nr a lirru.
 The d"i,udant was acquitted b, 30 vote. Hi ten
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
PUBLIC OPINION WILL
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

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Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

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Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02

Dr. George R. Tabor went to Hous-
ton yesterday.
G. H. Echols was in the city today
from Rosprim.
|. NJ. Cook, of Steep Hollow, was in
the city today.
H. p. Dansby, of Steep Hollow, was
in town today.
T. e. Wade, of Wellborn, was in
the city today.
James Cooper, of Rock Prairie, was
in the city today.
Prof. ]. E. Batson, of Welborn, was
in the city today.
DR.. w. A. Smith, of Millican, was
in the city today.
! Prof. J. l.. Cobb, of Alexander, was
in the city today.
Estus Candy was in The city today
from Rock Prairie.
For Sale-Mimeograph. For prices
call at A. NJ Waldrop & Co.'S.
p. l.. Barron was In the city today
from Rock Prairie.
Lost-Between Catholic church and
residence of Mrs. V. J. DobrovolRy,
locket and chain. Finder please re-
turn TO Eagle Office.
]. l.. Bate, of Houston, is visiting
his family in this city.
Mrs. Dick Fain was in the city today
from the Brazos bottom. =
If you want Tiffany ring cgYon
J. NJ. Caldwell, the jewelr.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Sheppard
were in the city today from Kurten.
Mound City paints may cost a trifle
more, but! +. J. Jekins. II
Savory roasters, percolators, bread
boxes and water coolers at Walkers
sc and 10 store. See window display.
J. n. Williams, of Green Prairie.
was in the city today and paid The
Eagle a pleasant call.
]. NJ. Caldwell has nice selection
of gold and silver medals
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02

-Unincumbered white wom-
an for cook; good home and good
wages to suitable party. Phone No s,
College exchange.
]. NJ. Caldwell has a special sale on
diamonds for thirty days. See his
stock.
Mrs. B. F. Lemon and r. p. Lemon
returned yesterday from Palestine,
where they have been in the interest
TOT the health of Mrs. r. p Lemon
They report her much improved.
Wanted-To do Mexican drawn
work; several years experience. Mrs.
JEFF billiard
For Sale-Second-hand shelving,
counters and show cases; all in good
condition. Apply to Smith-Cavitt
Drug Co.
For Sale-Two party line teie-
phones, one Columbia disc graphic
phone, one Yost typewriter; all in
good order and a bargain. C. NJ. Rhea,
sos So Washington st.
| repair and adjust all makes OF
sewing machines. T. A. Satterwhite,
salesman and collector for Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. Phone 467.
Good oak set Of furniture and Sec
ond-hand piano for sale. Apply at this
office
For Sale-Several dwelling houses
close to business district. Mrs. E. B.
Roberts.
Mattings, mating rugs and window
shades at Walkers &c and Zoe store.
Beautiful patterns, and at about half
the regular price.
Walkers &c and 10c store carries
beautiful line of laces and embroid-
cries at prices far below what other
dealers ask for the same goods. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday all 1Oc
laces will be sold at sc; 10 yards of &c
lace for only 10c. Just think of it, A
real pretty lace for only 1c a yard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02
Gnral Nerua

j. c. CLANCY, of lola, was here to-
day.
NJ. B. casters was in from Kurten
today.
Otis Brogdon went to Houston last
night
Dr. w. F. Odom was in from Kurten
today.
Mrs. H. B. Mcdowell is visiting in
Hearne.
H. F. Stasney, of near College, was
in today.
Mrs. C. NJ. Bell is visiting in Aran-
sas Pass.
]. H. Reed, of Harvey, was in the
city today.
George Walker was here today from
Alexander.
Anon Williams, of Harvey, was in
town today.
Alex McCallum was here today
from Tabor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02
MR.. w. G. HATCH DEAD.

Mr.. w. G. Hatch, of Hearne, died
this morning at 8 o'clock in San An.
tonic, after a long illness. Mr.. Hatch
was a local Mason and a member OF
the Bryan lodge of Elks, and was per.
sonally known and liked by a large
circle Of friends in Bryan. The de-
ceased is survived by a wife, who
was Miss Myrtle Wood, a daughter OF
Mr.. c. G. Wood, of Hearne. The fu-
neral will be held in Hearne tomor-
row.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02
FOR SALE.

One hundred acres of good, smooth
land, fronting on public road, located
one mile from city limits. Price s22.5C
per acre. Apply to
j. w. BATS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.

There will be meeting of the Civic
League tomorrow afternoon at Car.
negie library at 2 o'clock.