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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
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CUSTOM HOUSE AND r. O. BIItI.D.}
Ing. Richmond Va. April 3, IotI.--.
Sealed proposals Will be rece,yed
at this building until 2 o'clock
IS +, AZ, APRIL II. 1911, for Furnishing
fuel .ylights, water. ice miscellaneous
. supplies, washing towels. hauling
ashes and shrinking streets for tf1isj
K building during the hscal year cr,diyiaS
June 30. 1919 or such portion of}titsS
year az may be deemed q d visa b! e The
right TO reject any and all bids IsS
epscrved by the Treasury pepartsss
Iacnt. BENZ. B, ARNOLD. CussddlaSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
,IRS. EMMA NJ. WATTS'S ESTATE
is ESTIMATED AT S157,:aN
rsneciel TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Lvnchburg. Va, April 1.-THE es-
tate of Mrs Emma NJ. Watts. who died
two weeks ago in San Francisco. was
administered upon in the Corpora ton
watts. .Jr.. qualifying as administrator.
The real estate belonging to the es
tate is valued at s12,250. and the per
sonaI estate at S1l5.000. The bond re-
uuired Of the personal representative
VAS 100000.
The appraisers appointed to appraise
the personal estate were r. p. Miller.
H r. Nicholas. G. Il, Vaughan and j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Safolk. Va. April ll-EIaving been
set on fire three times within few
weeks, the store of O. c. Brinkley was
burned down early to-day. The origin
was incendiary straw and the smell
OF kerosene oil telling OF firebugs In
surance men have written Insurance
Comm ssoner Joseph Button TO send
down detective.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
L. S. coUnT CoNvENEs.
scvern, indictments Tor Violation 81

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Danville Vn., Apri! 1.-THE regu-
lar spring term OF the United States
court convened hero this morning al
20 O'Clock. Judge Henry c. Mcdowell
presiding. The sessions are being hold
In the Corporation Court room. owing
20 the fact that the Federal building
hero is undergoing repairs
INC grand Jury returned indictments
this afternoon against Levi King, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Invitations Issued,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Fredericksburg, Va. April / Mr.
and Mrs Franklin Il. Topping. OF Mid
dlescx county. have issued Invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter.
Folltcs. of Gloucester county, the oere-
mony to take place on the evening OF
Tuesday, April is. ut 4:3O o'clock NJ
Zion Baptist Church, in MIddlesox
county, l@ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
AGED WHITE MAN ASSAULTED.
Knocked Down and BADLY neat and

NIVFFU NN NcErO. ITI \ IN
[Snecial to The Times Dis patch]
Danv1llc Va, April !!.-John Rus.
sell. an elderly white man and tenant
on the farm OF w " Rufln, about ff-
teen miles from this city. was brutalrv
assaulted this morning by negro. II
IS stated that some dispute arose be-
'"een the negro and Russell and it is
alleged that the negro jumped on Rus
sell. knocking him down. and pro
ceedec to kick and stamp him In a
ierocious manner Mr.. Russells con-
dillon Is serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

Whist Salem. n. c.. April 1.-THE
proposltion to establish commission
ae teated III an election held here yes
terday by majority of 106 The vote
was. as follows: For commission, 481:
against. 5SI This Is about one-half az
the total registered vote. - IL -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
REPORT ILLUSTRATED
Pictures Adnrn Adiutnnt-G Generals an
nunl Publication.

Illustrations form pleasing and
conspicuous addition to the annual re-
por, OF Adju,antGeneral ". ". sale.
issued yesterday. There are numerous
full page pictures. showing various
armor'es ihroushou, the state There
are also group pictures OF various
PARTS OF the Virginia enca mpmen, at
petersburg last July. aud OF the OH
GERS camp Of instruction at Petersburg
last May.
The report contains o9e printed
pages. II was reviewed in Tie Times
Dispatch at the time OF its transmits
sion TO the Governor. several months
since aI. t5I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Rosegill." on the lower Rappahannocl,

Captain L. y. Bussells an aged and
prominent citizen Of northumberland
county, is suffering with blood poison
ing, and 1T was necessary to amputa e
tbs foot. He stood the operation we'll.
lawson Ball Camp Of Confederate
Veterans of Lancaster county. has
elected DR. B. II. b. hubbard Thos. p.
Iowies Thos:. b. Hurst and Thos. y.
Pinckard delegates to the General
Grand Camp Of Confederate Veterans.
TO be held at Little Rock. Ark in MAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

pittsylvania: Taze Thacker. Robert
Anderson. I. 4. Black, Lee Mccormick,
William Wimbish and Reid Knowles
Tor violating the revenue laws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
THE WEATHER,

Forecast: tlrEinia-Rain "Wednesday
nhd profanity Thursday; moderate cast
I" southeast winds.
North Cnrolina-.ituin Wednesday, and
Probnbl! Thursday; moderate to brisk
northeast to east winds, 77
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
They Did Bite
Last Night

! Do what this man did and you will
REST IN PEACE.
April s, 1911.
To the Radium Spray Co.:
1t is with pleasure that can recon-
mend your spray for killing bugs and
insects. have used hundreds Of other
remedies with no good results After
using RADIUM SPRAY for two wears
Ind 1t surpasses them all. In fact. it
will do all that the company claims for it.
One good application in spring clears the
house OF all vermin for the whole season
Respectfully yours.
d. Fl. WILDER,
North Sixth Street,
Richmond, Va
MIR. Wilder is in no way connected with
us, and volunteered this statement yes
terday morning He purchased Radium
Spray from our New York house two
years ago. The same thing now manu-
featured right here at 100 North Seventh
Street, Richmond. Phone Monroe 1905.
- ?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Frcderic,srburr News Yo,.u

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
fredericksburg, Va April.ll1.-Statc
Senator j. III. Cochran OF PENNSYLVANIA.
is critically III at his handsome home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Governor Away.
Il the Cnp,fol.

governor Mann went TO Williams
buFg yesterday to address a meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

Senator Frederick Wilmer sims. Of
louisa: was q visitor at the Capitol
yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
CONDITIONS YEsTERDA,

Tuesday midnight temperature 81
Humidity :.
~ IN ulteCtion n. T.
WIND. velocity IL
W chthcr t.-..-..... Cleal
3 +. NJ temperature "a
W. Nimuin temperature up to
- VI, ... Sc
minimum temperature up to
~
Mean temperature IS
Normal temperature " -
deficiency in temperature ..
Deiiclcncy in temperature since
March ,'......,..... ........... III
accum excess III temperature
since January |
deficiency in rainfall since March
...;,.....-.; $3.50. ......,... / o:
Accum deficiency in rainfall since
January ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

'ha, the board had settled upon no on'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

IA THE STATED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!" oi st Johns Lodge. No SO, An
clcnt, Free and Accepted Masons
VIII be held in its lodge room at the
Masonic I;, Temple THIS (WednesdaySH
~ ERNoON, April u, 1911. at $50
ot respect to BROTHER HENRY M
ALLPORT --f'5 '1-r'-.''1N W.
Every member OF the lodge IL re-
uuested 70 attend, and members of sis
iraterna lly invited 10 unite with us. ,.
bE order OF the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR j. ADAMS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
!. q TO THE OFFIcERS AND aI,,,l

= a TO TIE OFFICERS AND NIENT-
TX hers Of Henrico Union Lodge. NJ
$50. ~. +. & y. NJ: Please attend
called communication OF your lodge
TO be held at Masonic Hall TvnntTT
nth Street, WEDNESDAY, a E,TER
MON at o'clock for the purpose OF
paying the last sad tribute OF respect
10 9uT deceased brother. WOR. aJNO.
:, ~ cmbcrs. OF sister lodges and tran
5 ha brethren fraternally invited to
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

\ GENERAL MEETING OF THE NiT;N1-
oers OF the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings of the Stats
Q! virginia VIII be held at the off1rs
OF the society on MONDAY. Smri1
II. 1911. at P M. - 49, 80 .
EDWIN a. PALMER -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
IMMATURE ALMANAC

April 12. 1911.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning.. 1857
Evening.... 7:42
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
& a 8 T 9 Eel ~ i
Meetil1u8.

OF the stockholders OF the Alhenaria
Paper Manufacturing Company viii
b I,, held In the board room Of the
BUSINESS Mems Club, Tenth and Main
DAY. April IL, 1911, at ii o,cloclt
Al. ARTHUR L. ROBERTSON.
Secretary and Treasnrar
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

2h Bis binunter gu " Gent pro
pfuno be5ablt, pofiir Der Sruit Dem
gambler 8. oieier Dem Sentiment 10
Gents abperlanst. 9lu4 behoupten
lie, bab penn oie sStaOt cine eigene
syi1Aperft bate. Die frtf4en Slide
ans publifum bon ibnen brett fur 4
Gents pro pfuno i'm Dur4lhnitt Obj
aeaeben iperoen tDnnten. ipGhreno ieBt
elm GROCER She'll in oie 8ublhduier
tpanoert, BON mo lie als fri1he Jti1e
erlt nad ssraumer 3eit gum @sr@
fauf gelansen.
Giner ser Slider bebauptet fosar,
oab man oft in Reitaurants 5erins
ols WeiBfiid au 40 Gents isroirt.
ippfiir ser, pelder ibn aus Dem SEE
brahte nur einsn balben Gent erhal@
ten bat.
Ser prpteit Der Slider miro niht
perfeblen, Muffeben 81 MAIDEN, obtpohl
Der Sbatbeitano f6on lan9e niht un'
hetannt unb audb f4on bon nns be-
banbelt tporoen it,, Die itdotifh'
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

mub. Denn penn elm fhperer 2aitz
tpasen burd cine gepflalterte Strabe
fGbrt, fpelher, nebmen mir an, eine
2ait bon aebn Sonnen, glei4 5rpanaig
tau1enb pfuno, bef0roert, 10 muB
ieoes Rab fiinftaufenb pfuno tragen.
Da ieoes Rab INNER nur auf etnen,
bD9itens 5pei pflaiterfteinen auf einz
NAL uuforiidt, 10 miifen bieie beioen
5teine flint tauienb pfuno Druid tra=
en-. SIT Die unterIage nun ni6t gang
eft, 70 iintt Der Stein uno Die Jolge
lit Elm God i'm Strabenpflaiter.
SIT geton (goncrete) ols unterluge
,orbanben, 10 boben Die Yfluiteriteine
.tne eroBe feite Wafe als llnterlase
mo bleiben oeBbalb troB bes fhperen
Ssnidts in ibrer Gage. 9luf oieie
Bsiie blsibt Die StruBe in gutem GU
itanb.
8ston Yflufteruns foitet 5par
nebr, oafiir bleibt lie aber du6 fir
.unge 3eit in gutem 3uituno.
gBer an ungepflaiterten StraBen
pobnt, fpGte iid oies merten uno pro-
teitiren. Oenn NIT i4le6tem StraBenz
pflufer feline refine Struben uno feline
refine Staot. Reinlihteit lit uber 8or=
beoingune fir bis 9eiunbbeit.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16
Cine ttdotii6e Tlidmerft
uerlangt.

Die Gifdfrase. bic mir iaon
einise Male i'm ng4o" aneeidnitten
baben, 1T iebt bon oen Gif4ern, ipelz
DE Der syifdtruit an Der Rehle bat,
aufsssriffen iporoen uno sipar in
ssorm zines proteites sesen be linz
perIddmtbeit, NIT Der lie bonn Srult
besiialid Ser preiie. behanoelt per@
ben. 9lidt anein. bab ibnen por9ss
inrieben miro, tpiepiele an @eipiht
Slide iie tdsli4 ans 2ano br.nsen
ipGen, es miro ibnen au4 Der Yre1s
biftirt, Den iie erbalten. Die Union
b,r Slider bat 5tpar in oisler 9in@
iidt gteaeln, nod ipelhen perfobren
ircro.n ION. Ser 1ruit aber oerfd9rt,
pie er min uno lpeiB es 10 ein5urih=
ten, oab sic Gifher ssborden miiRer1
Die leeteren bebuupten, oab man
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

8ernaltuns, tpelde am 1. Sanuar
ans Ruoer tommt, tpirb 5u oeigen baz
ben, in ipiepeit iie oieie iebr ipidtise
2ebensmittelfrase gu bebanbeln 2uit
bot. sic miro iih um oieielbe ii9er<
lid ni9t berumoriiden tOnnen, uno
tpenn au9 ielbit Der Syifdtruit ale
Sebel in 8epesung iesen miro. feline
unpsrfddmten profite aufredt gu err
bolten. Wir tpolIen ie mad Der Sat
ion, friide Sifde, feline in &iiblhanz
fern our 8ertpeiung selangten, uno
mir haben elm HeAt auf frif4e Woas
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

re. umiomebr, oa mir oirett am See
pobnen.
Oab man es ipost, nns SeebepoRs
nern 8iiblbausfrif4e aum 8auf au
bieten, 1T einfa9 unerh0rt. Der 9ee
iunobeitsbeamte follte feline autoritdt
5ur Grleoisuns oiefer Grase in Die
8osi9ate ipsrfen unp seraoe er, Der
INNER 70 piel bon seiunobeitli4en
MaBreseln in Der prefe bocirt,
iolte nit Der Shat 8emeiien, oaB er
Der ri9tige Mann am plase lit.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16
Wos Der 3ndertrnit Der
Oient.

Die 3uderriibenfarmer oes noroz
Gihen Colorado iino ioeben I'M Be
qriff T6 gu organiIiren, um fth gegen
0ie Winfiirpreiie, Die ihnen Der
3udertruit selpdbrt, gu tpebren, in
Ser Soffnung, OaB ii6 ihre Gollegen
in Mi6igon, Gulifornien, Utah uno
Obio qnI6lieben perben. In Der
Spite ser gepsgung iteht Der anz
malt 9llbert Oatan bon 2pngmpnt,
Gol., Der oas Materiul geiammelt
bot, auf 9runb bsTen Der Sruit
0fientli9 aneegriffen peroen iou.
Dos Materiol 1T 10 interehant,
|aab. Die 2eisr.~sbes .G6o Deilsn
Mittbeilung fpilltommen bsiBen per>
oen.
glprozGoloraoo lit bie srOBte gu
1:rrii6en groouftions 9e9eno Der
Delt. sic lieferte 100000 5onnen
uOer 1,4OO,0O0,OOO Yfunb Ruben.
Das Guffiniren bieier Wenge fteut
Iih auf $1,925,OOO. Die Sobkrs
ueroienen ouran $1,575,000, Oufur
Dab lie oen 9etppnnenen 3uter tlr
| s15, 100000 on Die 2aOenbeiiBer psrs
taufen.
Der SruIt fust aus oen gfeben:
prpoutten oes Ruffinirens ietner
| Brofiten nod bin5u:
Sir 175,OOO sonnen gulpe ali
Giebfutter $4,000,
| fir $4,000 Sonnen WSolahe;
| b28O.OOO, olio $1,000 pro Sonn
,per einen bolben Gent pro pfO.
| 9as ma6t einen Sabres=Reinper
| oisnIt fir oen Srut bon $8.572,5O'
luf einen absei9dBsn Steuerlpsrt
,on $500, 10000. uuf einen pirtIide1
Wertb bon $7,500,000 unb Elm ga
,ital BON 80 Wtiuionen re1p. $22,
4 100000 an Wuher.
i Der 3udertruit erbdlt olio fir d
| 100000 Sonnen 3uderriiben Doe
$4,000 Sonnen raffinirten 3uts
lit glebenprpouttsn $16.119,OO(
no ba iid oas Haffinirsn incl. Hl
en- auf $5,775,OOO itelt, 10 toitet D
,erItenunq elmer Sonne runo $4
ser zines pfunbes 2.15 Gents pob
ie Observation-Disclosures nod MD
} lboeaoaen fino. gtoh Oerielbsn &a
ulation erbdlt ser 2abenperfdufer Of
|, }uder fir SO Gents pro Yfo. In
erbient in Weitertauf BON III
Gent am Pfuno.
II Sir bie Riiben erbdlt Ser prool
5 ent, pas Dem sruit beliebt; no
,orlieasnoer Wittbeilung pro Sonl
ttpas iiber 5 Dollars, mas abaugli
Der proouttipnstoiten cine ReinzG1
Z ,abme pro older bon stipa $40 c
ielt, pdbreno Der gruit Iber $7(
aeinperoienlt einitreiht.
ri Die Riibenprobuaenten tennaei9n
n >ie Ro9riht. oaB i'm perflohen
n n Sommer Der RIbenertrag ioipohl b
!. u 0anos uno audi i'm Nusldno
n yeblertros NOR. als cine 2use. .
> Ser Srui ausiprensts. um oasWso
> ben bonn @1ubsou uno Die prsisit
! geruns plauiibel 81 MAIDEN.
er Dab lie unter oieien lmitdnl
ioene Haffinsrisn erriaten polsn.
bt ,otiirlid,, aber oh ibnen Der plan
BE >er Maht oss Srufttapitalien selin
7cbt ouf einem anoeren Blatte
ne 9rieben.
NJ Oos pbige Material giebt E
er oillfommsne @eleeenbsit 81 elm
er 'sbrreihen Gommantar. Den mir !
en- |, pprhebalten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-16

IaIl
e 1lnter.
MIN. nnb
fbne fur
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
ESSEX TURNED DOWN BY
HUDSON FREEHOLDERS
Passaic Bridge Cause of Conten-
tiOn Between Boards.

When the Essex members of the joint
bridges committee of the Essex and
Hudson County Board of Freeholders
went to Jersey City to hold a meeting
yesterday the Hudson members refused
to meet with them. The reason for
his action by the Hudson men is not
known, but the Essex delegation were
much incensed over the affair, as sew
eral matters of Importance were
scheduled to be threshed out.
The %freeholders had planned to ar
range for a date to inspect the new
Plank road bridge over the Passaic
River. This bridge has been COM
pleted since July, but has not been &C
cepted by the counties. 1t was also
expected that the county employees
would be clasSed according to civil ser
vice regulations, and the application
of the New YopS Telephone Company
for permission to lay conduits on the
Plank road was to have been consid-
cred.
Director Ougheltree and County SUI
pervisor Schickhaus accompanied the
Essex committee. Representatives OF
Snare & Triest. contractors, were
present to urge the inspection of the
new bridge. 1t was limited that court
action may be taken to compel the
committee to take some action.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
ELIZABETH TO ACCEPT
FEDERAL WATERWAY PLAN
Project Calls for 6O=foot Chan
mel to Sound.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 24.-It has been
decided that the best plan for the city
is to accept the proposition made By
the government for the widening of the
Elizabeth River from Staten Island
Sound to Broad street. The PROPOSE
ton which the government made was
TO dig a channel, which will be sixty
feet wide at low tide, this being con-
sidered ample to care for all the water
traffic. This will be one of the finest
improvements ever made in this city.
This proposed Improvement to the
Elizabeth waterway seems now to be
an assured fact, and it is probable that
the matter viii be brought up at the
meeting of the City Council December
l Should it be deemed advisable spec
cial meetings will be held SO hat the
necessary ordinances may be passed
before the end OF the year. Practical
~ all the cost of the river improve
ments will be borne by the govern-
ment, the city being required only to
furnish terminal facilities and to bear
minor expenses.
Great advantages will accrue to this
city as a result of the improvement,
and the increase in the values Of prop
erty along the river will be exception
ally large.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
BIC LIGHTS STAY
ON SOUTH BROAD
City and Merchants Agree on
Terms for Next Three
Years.

The Great White Way" will remain
three years more, and Broad street
from Market to Walnut streets will
continue to be frightened by the arc
lamps there. This was decided at a
meeting of the Board of Works yester-
day afternoon, at which the members
of the South Broad Street Merchants
Association were present. An agree
ment will be entered into in a few
days,
The city will most likely pay for the
four lamps in front of the City Hall
and ten other street lights under the
new agreement. The remaining twenty
one are lamps will be paid for by the
association. When the present con-
tract expires. on January u, 1912, 1t
will be renewed.
The street and water commissioners
received a notice from the Essex
County Park Commission that a con-
tract would be required to insure the
repair of the grounds through which a
pipe line is to be laid in Branch Brook
Park. The street board resented this
request and stated the. city had always
made repairs in cases of this kind. The
request for the contract was ignored.
A public meeting will be held on Mon
day, December 4, at s o'clock in he
to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of
changing the routes of trolley cars in
this city. All civic organizations will
be invited to atten}. At the next
of the board a conference will
be held with the Paterson authorities
concerning the Wanaque watershed
purchase.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
SLEUTH'S WIDOW ROUTS
BURGLAR IN HER HOME.
Blows Police Whistle Upon Dis
covering Him at Work.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. ga young
man in the process of robbing the
home of Mrs. Pierson. widow of Detec-
tive-Sergeant Robert Pierson, of Jersey
City Police Department, at 74s Mont
gomery street, vas disturbed in his en-
try into the house of Mrs. Plerson.
Seeing the light, Mrs. Pierson thought
that her son had gotten home, but re
ceiving no reply to her query, rs II a
you. Charlie?" she went downstairs to
Investigate. and met a young man, who
was a stranger to her. packing up arti-
cles. she Immediately opened the door
and blew a policeman's whistle, which
was hanging on a string near the
6oorway. Several policemen hastened
in answer to the call and the house was
surrounded.
The house was searched, but no trace
of the intruder could be found.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
BULLET KILLS DOG, HITS
STONE AND WOUNDS GIRL,

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 24.-Mounted
Policeman AIRY Boldt hot and killed
a mad dog in front of 81 Graham
street late yesterday. The bullet
passed through the dogs head and
hitting Il cobblestone bounded off and
struck Carrie Easton, IS years old, of
Lakewood, on the right arm below the
elbow causing a slight flesh wound.
Miss Easton was assisted to the home
of Police Lieutenant William Brandt,
where she is the guest of the lieutenant
and his wife.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
ELIZABETH ELKS PLAN
MEMORIAL SERVICE DEC. 3.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 24.-Final ar
r~angements for the annual memorial
services of Elizabeth Lodge, No. 2S9,
b. P, o. L., to be held in P%roctor's
East Jersey Street Theatre Sunday
night, December 3, have been made.
The committee at large comprises
Past Exalted Ruler Abe j.. David
George Schmidt. jr., and General Den
mis- F. Collins. A fine program has
been arranged and the theatre will be
tastefully decorated with palms and the
purple of the order. Only officers 81
the local lodge will be allowed to have
seats on the stage this year.
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GUILTY." SAYS GILL
IN COURT HOUSE FRAUD.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 2+-Colonel
Kermode f. Gill. of the firm of John
Gill & Son, of Cleveland. o., another
of the fourteen men who assisted in
the building of the new SO. 900, 900 court
house. who were indicted for con-
spiraey to cheat and defraud Hudson
County, went before Common Pleas
Justice John A. Blair pleaded not
guilty, with the right to withdraw and
demurrer to the Indictment. The Fidel-
ity and eDposit Company, of Maryland,
furnished a $500 bond for his appear
ance for trial.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
SENTENCES FOR FRAUDS IN
ELECTION ARE DEFERRED.
Jersey City Men Get Delay
Until December 7.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 2.-Sentence
was again deferred to December I by
Judge Carey of the four election
officers of the Seventh district of the
First Ward-John r. Blaney, William
c.. Patterson, James j.. Reilly and
James s. Nixon, found guilty Of max
ing false returns of the last primary
election.
Judge Carey said that the briefs in
the case which he agreed to receive
were filed only yesterday. In them
Counselor Merritt Lane. for Patterson
and Blaney; Counselor A. A. Melniker,
for Reilly, and Counselor Alexander J.
| Simpson, for Nixon, plead for suspen-
sion of sentence. A further stay in
Nixon's case was partly induced by the
knowledge brought to Judge Carey
that his wife was III.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-24
ELECTRICIAN INSTANTLY
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.

NEW BRUNSWICK. NOV. evil
ltams C.. Jaques, j.. son of former
Accommodating William c. Jaques,
was instantly killed yesterday at
the public Service plant in Al
bany street. He had charge of the
switchboard. Ee tool. hold of a live
wire on the machine which tests cleo
trio globes and was shocked to death
by 1900 volts. DR.. William j. Con-
don and DIR. Toward c. Voorhees, were
summoned, but the man was dead be-
fore they arrived. Jaques leaves a
widow and one child