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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-07

The will of Mrs. Rose -Hagsn, an
aged resident of Harrison, who died
at her late home, 410 Warren street
Harrison. about a month ago. has been
John P Egan. Mrs Mary Stanley. a
daughter. of Hamilton street, Harri-
son, received a legacy of $1,000 and
the residue of the estate is divided
between Miss Della and James Hagan:
of 40 Warren street The codicil
was drawn last September.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-07
pUPILs GIVE RECIrAL

A pianoforte recital by the pupils
of Miss j. Adelaide Whiting, former
ly of Jersey City, was given last
evening in st. Georges parish house,
Maplewood. Miss Whiting was as
sisted by Miss Flora Wittpenn, vo-
iinist, and several of her pupils.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-07

DR.. G. Herbert Taylor has been
elected Chairman of a committee TO
arrange July Fourth celebration in
ManIeWOod,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
BISHOP OF METHODIST
 CHURCH IS VISITOR

i;islIup Richard ]. Cook. wi" k th" head of tue Mctiu,,iist church on tn, I'u.iiir coast and A.,ska. is n in'ss"n - ger on il," steamship S.'initor fr"in St. Mi,Imicl. II., tx iura,inTH,nird by ii"t Ur. I:uswcii and has mad" a tour oi inspection of iir various churches "i his faith in th,' territory snu" June : N hen lic started.
 ,ie Is siid to hc one of Inc most eloquent preachers In the west 1T not il Inc cuuniry and draws ErcH, c"u . rrpgations wherever he appears in i'" pulpit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
CANADIANS TRAMPLE
 STARS AND STRIPES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WINNIPEG. July e,--A most re- grcttable scene occurred during the Fourth of July while the Americans were celebrating their national holi- day nt Moose Jaw. The Cana dian resi- dents seemed to take umbrage at the waving of the stars md stripes and they showed in various ways that the observance of inc day was not ple't'- ing to them. The condition grew worse as the day advanced and towards eve ming the crowds of Canadians attack ed the Americans. Some of the flags were torn from the Americans and trampled under foot. Tho authorities arrested several Canadians and placed them in jail. They were brought up in the magistrates court inc same afternoon and fined S10 each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
Special Nugget Service.

PRETs IIiIA, Snutl, Africa, July :. The federated trades unions of south Afrits, hrv,, demanded tIn' r,tTiu "f Lord Glnist"nr, tb" rov"rnnr general
 f south Africa. hc's,i,s'' of his alleged actions in rouMatiUn with th" great strike whicl, has lHr'n going on here in the nAncs. Gladstone is a s.'n "f the great formr prinn' minister "f Great Britain and is. "f course. ihe npininir' of thr iiiars,i government. r'hr fact that tho lih"rnl government is new tn some extent dependent on ih" v't"s "f ih" bthor party of Great i'iitain Inakcs tlr protest of 'ht. f"d- crai''d unions "G south Afrh., a mai ter mt to lc 'losp,scd as The rctnlt of hior might mean ihc defeat of Inc present administration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
CHARLTON MUST
 STAND TRIAL
Special Nvpvst Ssrv,es.

JERSEY CITY. July I. Porter charlton will hc started for Itniy this week io stand trial for the murder of his wife whose h"iy was buried In n trunk in m Italian lake. The fight against cxtradlthn has i"a'n iinnlly given up as the supreme court hns tc,ricd tiini ihc ac'uscd man must i"' returned to the scene of his alleged crime. The father of chnrlton Is A,ld to have been a close personal friend "f President Taft and the former pre- si,icni is H.li.vrd io have donr every thing in his power in prevent cxirnhi- tiun. The naIiap government insisted nn having Charlton hack and threat cncd r'prisals in like if th" United States government refused |" give him m
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
MEMBER OF CABINET
 ADMITS BEING IN JAIL

rctary of labor when interviewed this afternoon admitted that the story of the American was right and that he had been really placed In jail at the time stated. He declared, however, that he was liberated on bonds and that the case was never hroug' ' to trial. MT. Wilson felt tn. exposur" and by his silence for years he makes 1t evident that he desired to let the episode he buried In obliv,tn. As q matter of fact his hiding of ,hc a ta;i seems to be the worst pnrt of it. |: indicates that he is nsha n,cd of it. The publication of the st Iy by inc American is regarded as Dein., un- necessary and only done for the pur- pose of furtinE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
OLD HOSPITAL DIRECTORS
 ELECTED AT CANDLE

The election of u hospital board at Candle cume or last Thursday and re suited In the unanimous reelection of the old committee. The members of the board are: k. s. Dinmick, R. W. troberger. Ed. Gladwln, Oscar Swanson and 4. $. Kepner. Mir. Dim. mick Is secretary. The hospital is maintained by tiU people of Candle who support 1t by a regular tax Is.y i,rioseo by themsc.ves ful the hsnc;it Of all the people of inc district.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

JuIIANNESBURC, Juiy "A Sci . iIrmrnt wns supposed [" hay" been nn,ni has been found in l"' ineffective and IS now ln full fore. "Ilr,. Inorc. ,Ttrs have joined ihc minors now and the conditions have hrt,.inc verse than ever. There is believed to bc n snlt In which many lives win lc ta- ksu
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
LAuTERbACh ADMITS
 USING CLARk'S NAME

names which h" had used were those of Champ Clark. speaker of the The use of the nnmrs WAS made in the "n,ltaiNor to bring over io lis side members of the national legislature who w"nld he influenced by the fact ,iilt wv" such prominent men had ai- ready given their consent io his pro- pus;iIs. tsttItVrIarli k ti,c nam who is
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

said to have been hired us Il lobbyist by the manufacturers ass"i"ti0n Il first really sensational contr'buti a to the story of lnhI,yiug. Ills c.dcrcc has not yet been concluded and s,Tn" lnr as I.iut,rlsirh is .hu arch lobbyist of tir. N hole fraternity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
TARIFF ACTS
 IMMEDIATELY
Special Nveest ssrvses.

WASIIINGTON. July h.-The sen aic finance committee has decided that all the schedules "f ih" tariff will be come effective Immediately Gfter pas sagc with the exception of sugar and w",l The delay In uniting tho wool and sugar schedules into operation Is due tn a desire to give an opportunity tn growers to prepare themselves for tho change.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

congrcssional committee which s iE vrstigating the lobby charges mH'e by
 President Wilson and N hns become evident that in spite of the dcnluls of Kirby. the president of the association and others, the manufacturers had al- ready carried on most clever cam paign in the national capital In favor of Legislation winch would he henef1- ciai to the big business interests.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
JUDGMENTS GIVEN
 ARE NEARLY $200,000

The total amount of money given in Judgments in the district court of Nome during the fiscal year "f lai3 was sIa7. 7.279s7.
 The cases pending in the district court an June %. 1912. was 10; ana the number commenced in 1913 was 7G making the total 179. Judgment for the plaintiff wns given 24 times and
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
Special Nusost Service.

WASHINGTON, July 5.--'rlc housc committee has reported In favor of in- sociatIon by improper influence has been made that the manufacturers as. s,"iation by improper influence aos d"fa'rd and created Legislation fer the benefit of it's members. Thesr ct hers who were examined before :hc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. July G.-Thc New York Amcrlcnit today prints n story tn the effect thnt Wilson. the secre- tary of kior, tn tL. cabinet, wn' once arrested nnd placed "a jail for unlaw- ful assembly and conspiracy in con- ncction with n stri.-r at Cumberland. Maryland. The story says that the present secretary was arrested during the trouble nt that place in June. 1894. The publication of the story cnused quite a little sensation and Is regard cd ns being Il serious reflection on the ial'r secretary and the cabinet itself
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
HOUSE WILL INVESTIGATE
 WORK OF MANUFACTURERS

The sensation created by the evi. dence of Mulhall and Lamar ia still felt In political circles and 1t Ia felt on all hands that the lobbying condi- tons have been nothing less thnu cor rupt.
 In the meantime the Investigating of the lobbying will proceed md some more scandnls nre expected to come to the surface
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
CABINET MEMBER c0nFESSES ARREST
BANDIT R0bS
 PORTLAND BANK
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nu00et 66rVIoo.
 PORTI AND, July b.--The first state bunk nr Milwaukee waS robbed this un.rmmn hy youthful bandit who succce,h,d in getting fway with the sum al s:5oo before any effor, could the ucr"tnts of the stan the buLJit wus evidently very young but '.t"ti not expect from anyoiie lcss than au experienced hand. The rnbbrr pre- scnirI :, revolver and the clerks put up their hands without hesitation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
PRESIDENT WILSON oETs
 4 LITTLE BIT ScARED
Special Nugget esrvles.

Special Nugget eervloe.
 NEW YORK. July 6.-While the president was travelling through Pen- nsylvania on hts way from 0ettys- burg yesterday the train hIf clip of seventy miles per hour and MT. Viii son liked 1t not one bit. He stood 1t for time and then sent word to the engineer to slow down. His request was immediately granted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
4 GLADSTONE IS
 ATTACKED BY UNIONS

IDNInDN. July G.---Rrports from tl" Rand to-day arc io inc cnrct that very srv"rr fighting tuok place there ln connrcii,u with lhr strike of iI," miners The trooi,s were c;ili't amt nnny were killed In the melee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
WOMAN MILLIONAIRE
 MAaRlEs SALESMAN
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND, July 5.-Mrs. Charles Nctcher. the millionaire owner of Chicago department store was married here last evening 10 Solomon Nebeur- tar. a paint salesman. The ceremony was performed secretly hut the story finally leaked out and Mrs. Netcher declared that she considered her mill lions nothing to the happiness which came from her marriage to the man of her choice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

There will he a meeting of the Cha mber of Commerce In tl,e city hall Tuesday evening at s o'clock. A full attendance Is requested.
 D. F.. CROWLEY,
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

All persons having accounts against inc Fourth m July committee nrc rr- uucstcd tn present same {" Russ Downing "r the undersigned. Commiti,r will meet "Wednesday evening Ht o'clock for final action m 4. Pnlci's store.
 A. POLI:1'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
Spseial Nugget. Ssrvics.

hach. the famous New Yori: cOrl,or;,- ton lawyer, added stiIl another scnsn- eatlOn committee today when he :,d
 mittej that he had us''i ibr miin,s of some famnus legisEiturs for the purpose of furihcring his I"'ii,y with regard tu legislation. Nin"nrst the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
MiNIST FRS WITHDRAW
 FROM THE CAPITALS
Special Nugget Service.

SOFIA, July 6. The Crt,k ininist r in Luirarht ku Ihis capital ,'".uy .'!d all diplomatic r,.iatious wiihJu. th.' actual d,c,..rition of war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
COMPTROLLER CLOSES ONE
 OF GREAT BANKS OF U. 5.

carefully and consulted the secretary of the treasury.
 There Is still hope that the action may be rather meant as preventive thnn otherwise and that the affairs of the bank may still be In such saaps that most of the deposits will f'e saved to the people.
 Nome Nugget $2.0O per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
CHAMBER DIRECTORS TO
 VISIT PACIFIC COAST
Special Nugget ssrvIes.

Special Nugget ssrviea
 CHICAGO. July 6.-The directors of the allied Chambers of Commerce of the United States have left this city for a tour of the Pacific coast states. They will visit all the large cities and meet for business purposes the repre- sentatives of industries In all the big centers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

ATHENS, Juiy q. The I'uisurian minister to Grrccr has kn for i;ul garE sp that war n,w exists b'iw'sn lr. tw,, countries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

etsamsr AIaska will sail for rslisr, York, Yin City, Wales, Dssrins, kss. walik. Candle and kstxbus about July ', carrying unltsd ssatss nal. passsassrs and freight. For parsieu- lars call n J. .. Mercantile c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
BuLGARS AND SERBS
 NOW IN REAL WAR

since the outbreak of the hostilities between the two former allies and if accounts can he believed the losses on both sides in killed and wounded and misslng will be more than ten thou. sand. The servians are proving themselves to be splendid soldiers and fully a match for the enemy which made 70 tremendous a name for him. self in the WAT against the Turks. The advices are to the effect that the Bul- garians lost twice as much as the servians but such reports must be received with caution as most of them come by Servian lines.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
Special Nugget 6srvics.

SP0otaI Nu0et o0rV1c0.
 PfTTSItGRG. July T.. The first and second national bank of this city was ordered closed today by the com ptrOller of the treasury and cOnster- nation rrigns all over the city and state ns cnnscquencc us the hank holds thirty millions in deposits and It's insolvency would mean the ruin of thousands of people. pn"r mnd other
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

for the defendant 2 times making q
 total of e7 The number of cases dis missed was 4i. This l"a,rs a intance nr 10s civil cases pending June ?0. I9i3.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

wise.
 The reason for the action of he comptroller Is not yet known nut it is supposed to be only too good aud suf- acient. The greatest anxiety is felt to know the actual position of the in- stitutlon and thousands are clamoring for the full report. This report will probably be not issued until the comp troller has looked into matters moro
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
NOTICE.

Received at Bessis Store, ( sls9an sample sets mink and fox. Wh' b< sold reasonable. Call now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

Steamer cerwin wiIi saii for Teller. York, Wales, DssriDs. ksswalik s1d elosscm July 2. For particulars call at Corwin ofHoe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
NOTICE TO THE srockHoLDERs
 or THE NEW ERA MINING co.

All subscribers are requested to at- tend the annual meeting of tho com pany either in person ar hy proxy. Meeting to he held in the city hall on July lith at s ?. m.
 A. PoLET.
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

ATHENS. July 7.--The Greeks lost several thousand men in a battle which has just been fought against the Bulgarians at Nigrita. The reports from the field "f battle gre somewhat conflicting hut it seems to be only too sure that the Greeks have received q had beating.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

TO GET THE NeWA That interests AiaskAns you should suDscribs for ,hs Daily Nugget, Saee per month delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
co TO THE NORTH PoLE

Bakery fer ths bsst bread and pasery. The sniy csaIss Hsuss iR sewn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

For Noms Nsws and WedTs news net the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07
Special Nugget ssrvioa

LONDON. July 7.-Real war be- tween tho BulRarisns and the Ser vians has now begun. Around the neighborhood of KOtchana the two armies arc engaged in what h dss- crtbed hy the correspondents as very severe fighting considering the size of the countries involved. The friend ship of former times has been conver- ted into fierce hate which each vents on the other in manner of which the so.called unspeakablc Turk could never he accused.
 Both armies are supplied with the best guns md the most perfect equip ment in every respect. Both are also in possession of the guns taken from the Turks and the losses are declared to be sreatcr than would he expeete , from two nations of their sIse. Th- general opinion Is that Bulgaria VII beat both Greece and Servia and will finish up hy taking most of the terri tory formerly held by Turkey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

VIENNA. July S.-- Tho Bulgarians have been defeated completely at Kothlaho ny the servinns and are said to have lost large number of men. The battle is described as the sreatsst
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

-Ths esspiJs Paper ,ss~s s.sssss
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-07

Nom. Nugget sa.oo per month.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

Ever been caught at the foot OF the
stairs in the dark with no means of
turning on a light until you get up
stairs--unless you want TO be com
PEELED to come down and turn out the
light al the bottom after you nave
lighted that at the top?
or course you have. And in this day
and az there really isn't much excuse
for 1t. That is. ii you have electric
lights in your house. as most people
do nowadays. Have the fixture up
stairs fitted with one OF those chain
pull lamp sockets. Fasten length
OF picture wire Of stout fishing line To
the lamp chain and carry TINS
through screw-eyes under the bannis-
tiers to the foot OF the stairs.
Then when you start up all you
have to do Is to pull the string and the
light at the top Is flashed on. Once
up. Il is easy TO pull the chain and put
the light out again This simple little
continuance won't cost ten cents ana
it,s worth ten times that In the worry
and trouble IL will save through pre-
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
MICHIGAN BANKERS
TO MEET IN LANSING

he annual convention OF the Michi
gan State Bankers association will be
held in Lansing. June 10 and IL. The
business sessions will open Tuesday
AFTERNOON az 2 O'Clock. In the hall OF
the house OF representatives. In the
capitol. President Is. +. Davis, OF
Lansing. will give his annual address,
and reports OF the secretary and theas-
urer will be heard Hal H. Smith, OF
Detroit, general counsel. will speak on
Tendencies I'm bank legislaii ion, and
c. w. Mott, Of Menominee. on The
possibilities of cloverland" Wednes-
day morning. the committee on agri-
culture will report. and addresses will
be made bv = VI. Jordan. Of Sedalia.
Mo-. and Dr Ehen Mumford. of l.ans-
inP. on agricultural development and
vocational education. I'm the after
noon, William T. Gage, Of Detroit. will
speak on Life insurance as collat-
eral." and Fred w. Ellsworth. of New
York, on The twentieth century
banker" Officers will be elected in
the evening.
The entertainment features will in
clude a reception and musicale In the
nome OF President and Mrs. b. +.
Davis, Tuesday evening Wednesday
morning there will be automobile rides
about the city. Luncheon will be
served at the Agricultural college.
Wednesday evening. a ball will be
given in the Masonic temple
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
GREET Il. OF &. CRUISER

James Lee. chairman of the cruise
committee of the Board of Commerce,
returned from Port Arthur, Thursday,
and announced the entertainment
plans OF the cities on Lake Superior.
The City of Detroit Iii. will arrive in
Port Arthur Saturday morning. June
a. The Detroiters will march to the
terrace before the Prince Arthur no
tel. where 1000 school children, OF
Port Arthur and Fort william, will
sing for them. The Very Rev. Dean
Marquis will respond to the welcome.
At $3.50 the City of Detroit Ill. will be
thrown open TO visitors. At o'clock,
200 representative citizens of the two
towns will be entertained at luncheon
about the boat. Then the party will
30 to the fair grounds. where there
Will be horse races and "A barbecue
On the return. there will be a short
reception aboard the boat At
O'Clock, the start for eDtroit will be
made About 500 members have en-
rolled for the trip.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
BY AUNT GERTlE.

The Zoo,
There ii was in great, big. black let
ters right over an mposing'looking
building in the park.
Oh. such family OF animals, chill
dren, Were you ever there?
4 funny. furry bear was trying to
climb to the top Of very smooth
pole, Lions calling loudly for meat
Monkeys, squealing and jumping
and playing.
Birds twittering Fishes swimming
in a great. big pond.
While Artist Barnum and | We're
wondering where to go first we
noticed long, dark, queer-looking AM
NAL lying perfectly still on sort OF
mound in the middle OF a large pool
OF water. We walked up quite close
and looked again.
Then We saw II was an alligator
Did you ever see one?
| decided 10 stay around good
while near to Mr. Alligator and get
quite friendly. Artist Barnum went
over. under a tree; sat down and drew
this picture Of our friend.
What do you suppose | found out?
learned that Mr.. Alligator belongs
TO the reptile family" Therefore. he
has cold blood like all reptiles have,
instead of warm blood like we, and
most animals. too. have.
He grows very. very slowly When
he is 10 years old he isn't much more
than two feet long. What do you
think Of that?
- N
feet long and so was about A. years
old Just imagine. | noticed that his
coat was like hide and that it was
very prettily marked. The keeper.
who was standing near. whispered TO
me that some day when Mr.. Alligator
died the hide would be stripped Off
and tanned. Then, he said. II would
be sold for a good price.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

ANY children"
: The question is asked In every d.
vorce case. IL was asked 10 times
recently when Judge French OF Sc
lattle. Wash. was hearing the divorce
calendar.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
HUNT ASSAILANT
OF WELLESLEY GIRL

WELLESLEY, Mass, June with
the Wellesley college dOrmitories I'M
der double guard. police here and In
surrounding towns today continued
the search for the unknown assailant
Of Miss Louise l.. Paten. OF New RO-
chelle, y. Y. a sophomore. who was
attacked by burglar while she was
sleeping In Shafer hall. 1t was also
reported here today that the young
woman's father, from their home In
New Rochelle has employed detec-
tives to aid in the hunt.
Miss aPten was awakened by blow
on the head and looked up to see a
man standing over her with shoe In
his hand. He continued 10 hit her
until she screamed and then he jump
ed through a window and escaped
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
PEARY WELCOMED ON
ARRIVAL IN FRANCE

PARIS. June 6.--Rear Admiral
Peary. the American Arctic explorer,
when he arrived In Paris today re-
ceived a hearty greeting that did not
bear out the assertion a few weeks
aeo that the French Geographical so
cist. had snubbed him.
Al the railway station he was met
~ President Chassaigne Goyer, OF the
municinal council, and Prince Roland
Bonaparte president of the Geograph-
ical society. With them were many
officials aud prominent citizens.
Speeches We're made and Peary was
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
AUNT GERTIE AND "BARNIE" MAKE
FIRST ACQUAINTANCE AT THE ZOO
MEETING THE ALLIGATOR

A!ligatOrs live part Of the time in
the water. They usually live on fish.
When they want to eat they take their
prey down 10 the bottom Of the water
10 devour it. AS soon as their heads
go under the water their ears and
VinG-pipes close SO that no water can
get inside. For that reason an ALI
gator is called "amphibious." which
means he can live Oh land or in water.
Next week Artist Barnum and | are
going 10 the 700 again and see another
wonderful animal. What do you think
1t will be?
Guess,
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06
WAR A "CRIME;" REFUSE
TO PROMOTE IT

NEWPORT, Wales, June 6.-The
members of the Federation OF Trans
port Workers today adopted resolu-
ton urging all members to refuse to
handle munitions Of war. They de
clared war 10 be crime and pledged
themselves 10 do no work that would
further II. Ben Tillett. the labor lead
err, said that all English patriotic So
cieties are financed by armament
rings
Copenhagen annual spends nearly
$50, 900 for maintenance OF parks.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-06

presented with . gsriaaA q oeq
flowers. United States Amooo
Myron T. Herrick WAS NOT pre-
Secretary Bliss and naval oeeoe
Hough. representing the omeo1
Prince Roland Bonaparts entertnl1
the party at luncheon.