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away"
asked the husband. waking as she re-
turned.
II just ran over to Mrs. IS to
show her my embroidery" was the
quick reply. "She Is anxious to work
a pattern like it."
1t was about this time when some
buried was found. and the young wife
was under arrest. that DR.. H. N. Row.
ell, who long had watched her career
from a distance. slipped actively into
her life. All the stories he had heard
concerning her pointed to tendencies
and gave confirmation to his suspi-
cions that her abnormality was an in.
cident that could be corrected.
Surgery Put to Work.
He made n plea for her probation
and became her bondsman. With the
consent Of the authorities. as we'll as
that of herself and her husband. he
took the young woman-she Is now
only % years old-under his profes.
sional care.
DR.. Rowell's theory was that after
the pressure on the brain was relieved.
a systematic daily hypnotizing Of his
patient would cure her. Her sensitive
subconscious mind was to be instruct
I'd to forget the past that had now
ceased to be vital and turn toward the
perfectly new future and all its pos
sibilities.
Victory for Science.
The young woman recovered from
the nervous shock OF the operation in
a darkened room. being vigorously
treated for weeks along the lines OF
mental suggestion in which DR.. Rowell
so firmly believed. She was afterward
transferred to the country. where the
same mental training was continued.
The result seems to be totally new
personality. Old friends Of Mrs. Thurn.
herr, who knew the girl when she was
a very handsome. slim. brown.eyed
tomboy. hardly recognize this gentle.
large-eyed. delicate young woman as
the hoydenish girl they used to know.
At first 1t seemed as II the strenu.
GUS surgical and mental trial she had
been through was to influence her but
temporarily. But 1t Is beginning to be
evident that the old Jeannie Gordon
is as dead as the little Barclay girl
who ran away SO many years ago In
q ruflled apron and became boy.
Mrs. Thrunherr Is interested in
things she never cared about before.
never thought Of or appeared to no
tice. Always strikingly pretty in
boyish way. and with unusually beau
tiful, pleading hazel eyes. the young
woman has an expression like that OF
a child taken to see the ocean for the
first time-a sort Of rapt wonder.
And now that the awakening has
come after all these years. and the
child OF impish impulse and the girl
whose brain reeled her always toward
the vortex have ceased to exist, she
remembers It as one recalls an ugly
dream phantom.
II am not the same girl at ALL" she
says, with eyes that look straight into
yours-eyes that are soft, honest. sin
cere. 1T used to be SO strange. I
lived a nightmare-a wild, uncertain
existence which was us bereft Of or.
derly sequence as the tumble Of impns.
sible things through which we drift
in unhappy dreams. Oh. how differ.
ent It Is since the change came. The
world seems SO much Quieter. and now
can rest. Without half trying. | can
be good like other people."-New
York World.
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cIENcE has reclaimed another
person from the crime world
~ closed chapter Of wIIdness and
converted an irresponsible Into hu-
man being Of moral strength. In tho
awakening Of Jeannie Gordon, through
the professional mInIstratlons Of Or.
II. N. RoweII, q girl who was run.
away and later = thief has been 70.
stored to society. Her disturbed brain
for years whIried her out Of the do
nestle orbit and she was heading for
state prison whom the surgeons knife
and the mental healer saved her from
herself.
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Unexpected.

Suddenly the umpire called time.
Jaw, what's the matter!" demand
ed the catcher.
Somebody in the grand stand ap-
plauded me-" he said. wiping the
binding tears from his eyes. "and
wasn't prepared for that =.
Play ball!"
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hers by birth and christening-became
an orphan in her infancy. Her par
ents were West Virginians. They left
the child In the care Of kind heart.
cd nurse. who took her to California.
When JEANNE had grown into knee.
length pinafores Judge and Mrs. LII.
lian Barclay Of Los Angeles took a
liking to the bright-eyed little one and
adopted her. They rechristened her
Bessie Barclay and she took her place
in their home as . daughter.
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SLIM shadow with a
shock Of tumbled brown
hair and eyes that were
lighted with a fever fire
came up from out the
parched grass at San
chez cattle ranch. near
Tia Jauna. Mexico. one
afternoon us the yellow
suns burning rays lay
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FLAT-Two-family house; all Improvements;
rent 500. KIEFER 90 Headiey terrace.
IRNINGTON, Grove terrace, 10-Four or Ave
room fiat; some improvements. adults pre-
ferred. vacant now.
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HIBERNIANs ARRANGE BALL.

The first meeting of the committee
that will make arrangements for the
annual ball of the Ancient Order of
H%ibernians. of Essex county, to be
held at Krueger's Auditorium on octo-
her 81, was held at 1876 Market street
last night. In addition to the regular
orchestras, an Irish piper and fiddler
have been engaged so as to give those
who wish to take part in the old-time
dance an opportunity to do so. The Off
GERS of the county board of directors
are: John ]. Gascoyne. president; G.
J. O'Brien, vice-president; John Deg
ran, financial secretary; Daniel Dona-
hue, recording secretary; II. Guthrie,
treasurer.
The committee of arrangements for
the ball will consist of William j. Bar
rett, Belleville, chairman; Charles j..
O'Brien. John Degnan, Charles Rus
sell, William Webb, Bloomfield; Arthur
Flynn, Irvington; James G, Quinn, Or
ange: John Dunworth, Michael Burke,
Orange, and James Graham and B.
Cavanoy, of .Montclair.
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80 FREEHOLDERS FACE
FORBODING FRIDAY, IS.

Friday, the 18th, That is when the
board of thirty-three freeholders of Es-
sex county will meet next.
originally. the meeting was sched-
uled for Thursday. october u. But IT
was discovered that that was Columbus
Day, a legal holiday.
Friday, 10, and 80 notices to send
out" murmured Director Wallace
Ougheltree today, as he started writing
the postcards, and he continued:
well, there is one consolation. |
won't have to send them out again. and
the next director will only have nine to
notify.
Friday, IS, and SS-that's a fine COM
bination!'
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MARKET PRICES
MOVE LISTLESS
IN CLOSING HOUR
Baltimore and Ohio Makes Sud-
den Sprint Upward
of Ia.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-On a moderate
rolume of trading stocks rose frac-
Ionally at the opening of the market
pday. Canadian Pacific made the best
tdvance with a gain of a point. New
FORK Central responded to a favorable
August report by rising "a. Central
leather and Lehigh Valley advanced "a
II a. m. Stocks were supplied freely
when prices were making good progress
wards and the favorite issues reacted
to 112 points. with the list generally
Ielling well below last night. st. Pau
vas exceptionally weak, falling from
09 to 1865 1t closed yesterday at
1851 The extreme weakness of this
itock revived the rumors of possible
lividcnd reductions and also affected
,ther " stern stocks unfavorably.
Union Pacific and Amalgamated Cop
per sold a point below yesterdays clos
ing. T.. S. Rubber continued its rise,
advancing oVer . points to 44%. the
second preferred jumped G points to
Is OF one transaction.
Noon-In it's salient features the early
Iession of the stock market was virtually
/ repetition of the previous day. Prices
declined as soon as it became evident
that supply exceeded demand; but the
primary cause probably was the weak
ness of ST. Paul, which was sold by
brokers heretofore prominent on the
bear side. The next dividend action on
st. Paul is Owe three months off, but
the present prices of that issue would
seem to have discounted any reduction.
Bear operators finding that they were
not meeting any effective opposition,
extended the scope of their operations
In the second hour, and increased the
earlier losses considerably. Amalsa-
mated Copper was driven down rs,
Union Pacific and International Har-
gester 1E, Lehigh Valley 12s, American
Smelling Ia and Reading. Erie first
preferred and the u. S. Steel stocks /.
Large amounts of the American To
baoco bonds We're pressed for sale,
forcing the As down z and the SIS tls.
Other issues held well.
| p. m.-During midday prices varied
scarcely more than small fractions.
Traders were inclined, however, to put
suit more stock on the theory that the
tendency was downward rather tina
otherwise. Opposition to the American
Tobacco plan, which may take on for
nidable proportions, was "a deterrent to
bullish activity. Prices We're at their
lowest by | O'Clock. with marked weak
noss in United States steel, Union Pa
sihe and Amalgamated Copper.
2 p. m.-The market rallied In feeb e
fashion. AS the recovery failed To
bring out new selling orders the bulls
became more confident and their pur-
phases infused a little life into the
trading.
3 p. m.-The market closed heavy.
Baltimore and Ohio made a sudden
squirt upward of ia and New York
Central mounted again to t04. The
general list was not stimulated by
these exhibitions Of strength and moved
II a ~listless fashion. Prices crept up
to within a fraction of yesterdays
slose, but in the last few minutes ac-
i've selling was renewed.
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UPHoLsTERING.
TO ERECT COLUMBUS STATUE.

PERTH AMBOY, Oct. S.-The com
mittee of members of Christopher Coz
lumbus Relief Association appeared be-
fore the City Council last night to ask
permission to erect a statue of Amer
ica's ~discoverer. A committee from the
council will be appointed ta nonfer re-
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EXTRA POLICE AFTER ROBBERS.

PLAINFIELD, Oct. 3.-The City
Council at its meeting last night voted
to secure twenty-five special policemen
for regular duty to insure proper pro-
lection for all parts Of the city. MI
merous robberles here led the police
board to recommend the appointment
of extra men.
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%garding the site for the erection of the
statue. 1t will be placed upon a tri-
angular plot { Division street and
New Brunswick avenue, which plot is
cwAsd BY the city.
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Attention! !!
A. Ga4Af

Cor. Broad and Canal SIS.
At the entrance to the new McAdoo
fPennsylvania) rapid transit: one of the
most desirable parcels in the city,
26x12J; very valuable plot for office or
commercial building; facing three
streets. with other advantageous prop
erty rights. easy terms. irinediato pos
session. FEST & FEST tAbe Feist,
manager. Scheuer building, lS Broad
st. Telephone 26i5 Market.
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WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE wanted in East or South Orange. west
or north side of street preferred: new. up
to-date stucco house or half Brick and frame.
with about ten rooms and bath. with all i'm
with a garage large enough for
two cars; plot about i00x1OO, and within Ave
minutes OF trolley car; If you have anything
like this send photo. with price, to Box 100.
Star office.
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FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE.
on easy terms. two-family house, IS Elm St,
corner of Cross. Bloomfield, two blocks from
Watsessing station: one apartment rented: In
perfect order; make an offer. OSTEND
REALTY co. 1876 Broadway, New York.
Chatham.
SUBURBAN LOTS, 50x1F0, and larger. for
home buildings and profitable Investment at
fieh and hea1thful Chatham. N. j.; Lacka-
WANNA road: hour out: near station: low
prices. good terms. Communication loS:. WILL
LIAM r BpOKAW, 100 Broadway, New York.
and Chatham y. J.
~LOTS-Fiorence av.. Clinton av, west: agent
on ground.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,

Following are the uuota tons of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members OF the
New York Stock Exchange:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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Every school boy or girl should Sc
cure one of the sta Dictionaries. Cut
coupon from this paper.-Adv.
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BEAUTIFUL homes; one-famlly; splendid To-
cation: magnificent viewsi Al neighborhood.
nine rooms: every modern Improvements; viii
exchange for high-grade two-family. c. C.
MORROW, 500 Broad st.
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Every school boy or girl should secure
one OF The Star dictionaries. Cut coupon
from this paper.-Adv.
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RICHARD HYDE. President.
tSeall ARCHIE II. ELLIS, Secretary.
STATE or NEW JERSEY, COUNTY o

ESSEN, SIS.
Be it that ON this twenty-ninth
day of September, a. d. 1911, before me, the
subscriber, a Master in Chancery or New
Jersey, personally appeared archie II. Ellis.
secretary Of the. Hyde q Behman Amusement
Company, the corporation mentioned in and
which executed the foregoing certificate, who,
being by me duly sworn Tn his oath says he
is such secretary, and that the seal affixed
to said certificate is the corporate seal of said
corporation, the same being we'll known to
him; that Richard Hyde is president of said
corporation. and signed said certificate and af-
fixed said seal thereto, and delivered said
certificate by authority Of the Board OF Direc-
tors and with the assent of all the stockhold-
ers of said corporation having voting powers
MS and for his voluntary act and deed, and the
voluntary act and deed of said corporation, 10
presence Of deponent. who thereupon sub
scribed his. name thereto as witness.
And he further says that the assent hereto
appended is signed by all the stockholders
of said corporation having voting powers in
person.
RICHIE II. ELLIS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty-ninth day of September, 1911.
Gee. NJ. KEASBEY,
oets, 10, lTse4 Master in Chancery Of N. ].
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quo
tations are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co. ID Broad
- T2tl Acl-a1
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A REAL BARGAIN.
Nell-huilt one-familv house in Halcyon Park,
Bloomfield: entire park restricted open for In
spectiou Sunday, from . until 6 ?. M; take
Bloomfield ear to Watsessing av.. walk one
block east to park entrance, then through the
park TO Orchard pl.: contains eight rooms and
bath, large reception hall. steam heat, electric
lights, etc. will sell with lot 5Ox100 or J0x20O.
running from street to street. get our price
and terms. PHILIP j. BOWER & CO., 19
Market ST.
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f5ss5 :: : R "a: REAL ESTATE F. .se s Ras
APARTMENTS, FLATS AND ROOMS
TO LET.

TO LET.
| HAVE four of the finest
two-family houses in Rose
vile section to let; parquet
floors, beam ceilings, steam
heat, electric and gas lights j,
stairs carpeted and two
shades to each window; lot
33x1OO feet. S. l.. MOTT, %
Clinton st. Tel. 5000, or for
sale.
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LOCAL SECURITIES


The bid and asked prices Appended
re Furnished through Eiscle d kinEi
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BOARDING.
The New Hotel Kensington

is a family hotel, with rates about tho same
as a good boarding house; no bar.
EAST PARK ST., AT MULBERRY s..
ROA ST. 1O11-Double room, next to bath
steam heat; excellent table; good service
single room.
NICE room and board wanted in refined place;
convenient to trolleys. J. r. X, 10 Scot
land st, Orange.
ORCHARD ST, 175-Large, second floor, front
room for couple or two gentlemen; home
comforts; near South Street station; telephone.
PENNSYLVANIA AV., Undesirable rooms.
with board, in private boarding house. With
all improvements and home comforts.
TWO desirable rooms with board for couple
or two gentlemen: running water. also table
board. % Hin st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF CAPITAL
STOCK OF HYDE q BEHMAN AMUSE-
MENU

CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE OF CAPITAL
STOCK OF HYDE q BEHMAN AMUSE-
The location Of the principal office in this
State is at 102O-25 Union Building, in the City
OF Newark, County OF Essex, New Jersey.
The name Of the agent therein and in charge
thereof upon whom process against the cor
poration may be served Is George NJ. keasbey.
RESUL UTION OF
rhe Bourd OF Directors of the Hyde & Beh-
man Amusement Company, a corporation of
New Jersey, on this twenty- second day of Sep
clare that it Is advisable that the capital
stock of this company be decreased from FIVE
hundred thousand dollars $500, COO, consisting
OF 1--WE thousand shares of one hundred dollars
each, to fifty thousand dollars, or five hum
dred shares Of the par value OF one hundred
made by the surrender by each stakeholder
of his shares and the issue to him of a de-
creased number of shares, one share for every
ten shares surrendered by him, and for the
purpose OF carrying out this resolution the
directors hereby call a meeting of stockhold-
ers of the company to take action on the pro-
posed decrease of capital stock, this meeting
to be held on the twenty-eighth day of Septem-
Der. 1911, at the principal office of the com
pany, 1890 Union Building, Newark. N. j.,
upon five days notice required by the by
laws, and the notice to be delivered person
stockholder appearing on the books of the
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE.
The Hyde & Behman Amusement Company,
a corporation of New Jersey, doth hereby
certify that 1t has decreased its capital stock
tion uNt nuluItu ttouSalu oiihi NHovV'uuYi
to fifty thousand dollars $4,000. by the sur
render by each stakeholder of his shares and
the Issue TO him Of a decreased number OF
shares, namely, by the issue of one shore for
every ten shares surrendered, said decrease Of
capital stock having been declared by resolu-
ton Of the Board of Directors of said corpora
tion (above recited) to be advisable, and
having been duly and regularly assented to by
the vote of all of the stockholders having
voting powers. at a meeting duly called by
the Board Of Directors for that purpose, and
the written assent OF said stockholders is
hereto appended.
In witness whereof said corporation has
caused this certificate to be signed by its
president and secretary and its corporate seal
to be hereto affixed the twenty-ninth day of
September, 4. d. 1911.
RICHARD HYDE. President.
tSeall ARCHIE II. ELLIS, Secretary.
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N"w Jer-e
EgsB NsysA gga Ega 9 4
: :

Rearrange numbers in each row so total o
each will be Is. To the 2 neatest correct an
swers will be given one lot free at Martins
vile. Station. Bound Brook. N. j. Contes
closes Oct. 10 JAMES REALTY CO, 2s
Webster aY., y. Y. City.
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Splendidly built brick. stone trimmed. one-
family house, just oft Broad st.-Five minutes
from Market st. and Laclsawanna Railroad:
convenient 20 everything; contains eleven
rooms and two baths; nicely decorated; par
quot floors, electric lights, steam heat. ETC..
sacrifice, with any reasonable amount Of cash
down. PHILIP j. BOWERS & co, 1S9 Mar
ket st.
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REAL ESTATE SOLD on EXCHANGED
If you want your real estate sold or exchanged
quickly call or write me. 423
Essex building.
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Out of Town.

BuY o u HOME, BLOOMFIELD.
Superbiy located. beautiful avenue, near troS
ley, station: seven sunny rooms. bath; steam
finished floors; room for garage; 45-foot plot
snap, 50. 500. FEST & FEST, Scheuer build
ing. I3S Broad.
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BRICK AND STONE RESIDENCE
sacrificed: best section. North Broad; splendid
construction, eight light rooms. bath. foyer
hall; four tireplaces: heat; modern plumbing.
hardwood floors. less than building cost. $500.
FEST & FEIST. Scheuer building. 13s
Broad st.
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BUILDING lots, with improvements, in q re-
stricted residential section Of Newark; 25x1e0
feet; 500 and up. easy terms: $40 down and s.
monthly. SWEEzY REALTY o GIL Broad
ST
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

AN exceptionally pleasant front room, clsa
and well furnished; suitable for two gentle
mems also smaller rooms; near backawann
station and Westinghouse. Inquire 16 State {
10 Burnet ST.