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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

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SrlanD su ertparten lit. gs bnnoef,
fth in Der Sarptiate pu6I muir mod
INT Den 3eitpunft, mann DE go4iuties
bon litter Der Gontrone Ses Outlines
RarfdmenfS unteritelt iein %ioIen.
Had ben grfIdrunsen Der geSner
ihetut Die gbiitht por3nliegen. be
litter Counties bon oen Wirtuneen
bes .Sume 8ule" $ 8eieses aus3us
i6lieben, bis Die sanss maize f~5oeratioe
Staatsform eft1sefiibrt 1T, b. b. biz
aus gn9lanb Elm S~taatenbuno semadJi
1T, III Dem Srlano. iopobi pie Shotts
laHb nno MALES, ibre eieenen yarIas
mente ba6en. Sir Hitter mare bae
elm Sise. fir bic britiffe Yartei abes
nift. Bie fih bs ridden Ratipna.
liiten gu Dem Gori6las ffeleu ipers
ben, miib nbeetpartet tperSen. WieIs
leift nebmeu re i'm an une ~bertruaeu
AMI Die Ssit. bic bic l1lfterlents ertsm.
nen lailen fpiro, oab ibr gort4sil aui
Seite SrIanb's lfeet, nnc bab ibrs
Snterenen non bensn oes anberez
sroben Sbeils Der SnisI nift az
trennen iino.-,B. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Kur3e DepeicReis.

s. PIN 10. Iai fan0 IN Der Napp
Yarp 3u Step Yort cine 9eibenieier
Fir Die BEL Gera Gru5 Geialenen ltatt.
y equator Wartine iiberreidDt Dem
Serat ei1eu bon nabe5u 10000 9iirs
germ o Stem Seriep unterseinneten
Froteit segeE elm 1robibitionss amenz
oement our Bunoesperfaiung.
* aarl Sresner, ser gntlaIhnsss
5eitge Der GUNNER, beidulbiet Tim
3~peiten Ssderz Yroseb) i'm @eitGnSs
utb ben Sruber bes grs 1olbeileuts
nants geder Der anififtune gum
Reineib.
4 &arI &oelins. nambaiter Ruiia
Ter unb G%on,poniit IN Chicago, itarb
am 3. Mai.
* Ser frIbere StaatsietretGr 8is
hnrb Chen lebni nit Hiidiiht uuf
feline hpben Sabre Ole Grueunuaa 3um
Sbcrbalpt Der Sunbess 8eierpe Com,
miiiion ab.
- Oberit 2odett pom II. 9unbess
4auallerie : Heeiment iibernimmt in
Der Goluraoo'er Strsits Gone bas
Commando.
& Ser bon Der Neip Porter arhiz
teftens Sirma Srocn & Spartiuout
b%erriibrenbe @ntfurri lin bas Boibs
tnstons Natipnnlpentmal in Der BUM
o~esbauptitabt miro bon Der Yreiss
Surp acceptirt.
X Die Sof5eit bon Sri. eleanor
Hanoolpb @ilion, iiinaite SoGter pes
Yrdiibcnten uub ieincr @attin, lnb
Biliam IS. @cIboo. SefretGr bcs
Sd)asamtes, fanb am Z. Ini inn
Slaicn Sanl pes @ei6cn Sauies itatt.
4 Sic bciSen gbicasoer Saacsseis
tungen v&ecorbs Seralb" unb .Sntcrs
Ocean" iiub am Z. Iai bon Sames
&eclcp, ben bisberisen Sbcrbctriebss
letter Der YGbica9p Sribunc", aneez
fault poroen. Sic bciocn 3eitnn0cn
iperoen MN pcrihmolscn uub fiinitia
ais .Hecorbz Seralh" pu6li5icrt ners
ben, uno W. %. Chaplin, iriihcr am
~Sm Sraucisco Gaa", lpirb, pic cS
beiBt. 6uiammen nit &ecleu bic 9eiz
tlns Der 3eituns fiibren, Chaplin bcn
sei6ditlihcn uub &eelep ben eoitoz
rieacn Sbeil. aeelen lpiro ipaleif,
feline W~erbinouns nit Der .5ribune"
lpien, Chaplin iit ein Sd,piegeriobu
ees friibercn @isentbiimcrs ees .Yoits
Snteaigcncsr" in Senttle, @aIb.
q ars hcr gccles s@rubc an 8cits
Ttrainin inn 1877 Scidbcn 9cioroert
lpnroen. ct Seidcn linD nod I'M
Sersperf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Kmrse kabelSepsieteit.

r. Vor SiIile, Dem ofterreifiihs
nrsariifsn &~riessbafen. lit ein bris
tildes Seiuhsgeibtpaoer ei%nsetroifen.
Il SIN Sriifel bat eine antisameri>
faniife suHb9ebnns belsiiher Stus
benton Itatt9efunosn.
= 8riessmiaiiter General > 2eutz
nant bon S%altenbaeen coniratirt in,
Heihstas. baB bic 9eitimmunaen SeS
neilen &ebrseieses elatt ourhseilbri
nlirben uno cine Tebreinfeuuna BON
10000 @ann obne Die aerinaite
Shfpieristeit erfolete.
y 6ran5oiiihe Iilitdriliescr be-
fpertiteaisen bel Meb Hotblanbung
nnb treten ben Hiidflus an, obne be-
bprSlihe lluteriuhune absuparten.
n England birfte nah aeuseruns
gen bss Premiers 4sauitb (pom 5.
Wai) bod nod o~fii5iel pnrh Grid
t,me zines Yauiuions auf ser Yns
mama : Yacific : @usiteluna pertreten
1ein.
X SIN Seip5is ipirS am 7. Mai I'M
8eiietn bes &oniss Sriebrih IronIt
bon Sahien Die Sntcrnationale Nllss
ltelluns mir Suhsenerbc uub @rapbit
%erpffnet.
II Sas enaliihe Sherbnus le6ntc
am Z. Ytai Die Sraucnitimmred,tsz
Sorlase NIT GROCER @aioritdt ab,
y Sic Hsaieruns bon 6aiti 6eiries
bigt nit Silfe Der Hatioualbanf BON
YortsansYriuce Die Sorberuns zines
ourh Die 6epolution %seiddoisten briz
tiiden untcrtbapen unh beust pabur6
orpbenoen Sciterungcu Dor,
* Sr. Hooicpclt bat, mic in Sara.
Srnlilien, bcfannt ipurbe. Die Ibiiht,
Dor Der fouiel. @eosrapbiiden @eien@
lhaft IN 9onbon cine Gorlcluns iiber
graiilien an bnlten uno babel etlihc
Der bon bcm britiiAcn Soridcr y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
go. 2233.

-Mai6attar", Der iih uuf Ser Subrt
o Nefp Sprt nab Gntlperpen be-
finbet. nuf9eleien. 8apitdn Ic9o>
ualb bcriGrct. oaB elmer Der Snge>
nieure bel elmer Ser erplpiionen &C.
tootet puroe unb elm Wutrpie beimt
@erloifen Res Shtfies erfranf. 9cs
Boot bss Tapitdrs mar mebr dig so
Stunben elm Spiel Don 0inb unb
WsGeu, ehe Die Hettune fam. gs
nirb elm hrittcs Boot nit Jfpansis
Watroien permibt. Haiiagiere CABS
feline an gorb bes bon Mnttperpen nad
Nem Yorf beaimnten Sampfcrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sirft Geef naee 11tentreal.
SGiuaser nes S6niss Bepra sum &c.
ncrals @pupernenr BON Canada
crnannt.

Sonbon.-Siirit Mcranbcr bon
Sed. Der spcite Sobn bes pcritprbencn
Scrso9s bon Sed unb grlIocr Der
8pui9in Iaric. lit gum Nadiolecr
beS Ser5o9s bon Gonnauabt ais &C.
neral @onperneur bon Canada ans
erIeben lporben.
Shirt ,Ileranber o Ted lit picrSis
Sabre alt. Sm Sabre 1904 6eirus
tbete er Die Srin5eiiin aliee bon 8roBs
%britannieu uuo Srlaub. Die Spdter
oes Yriuaen 2eopolb, ScrsoaS bon
Ilbanr. bes iiin9itcn Sobncs Der
aonisin @iftoria. Ser Che iiup Elm
Sobn unS cine Sodter entipronen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Ces.sien inr et.ie SETTING p~.arssi.s.)

Serator Ga Snllctte lc9te ain 5.
Qfai Dem Gunbc5ienat cine Wenae
Material BOT, UNI 5u belpeiien, onB Die
Sabuen be5 9anbcs it'd periGtpprsu
baben, Die Gunbess 81 rfehrseommiifion
5llr Grbobung Der Srad)traten 5u pers
anldiien.
Sic Worines Bill, ipelde cine Be-
%lpiQtguns bon S139,56O,33 entbalt,
ipltree am Z. Nui On Sauie ptre
Nnntcnsdufruf dn9cnomnren. Sas
Truarnmm iisbt hcn Gall bon 3spei
ShlnGtififfen, Iedls 3orpcboboot>
id9eru, eillem 6ofiee : Inrpeooboot.
bier llntcrieebooten unr brei Inter
ieebooten fir MISUNDERSTANDING Dor.
Wnbriteinlih UNI Der 8egierun9
du Silfe SIT fommen, perias am s..
@Pai Senatnr 9obae eincn am Is.
april 1914 I'M .0cnpon Gain See<
grupb" nbgebritdten Nrtifel. cine Gee
benkeeihidte fes Generals TiIIa euts
6altcnb. Siernnh purbc %iaa i'm
Sdbre 1858 sebpren nrb bereits ais
1~4sidbriser anabe lpegeu Sieboieb@
itabIs beitrnft. Su bunter Heibenfolse
bat er it'd Johann aQer MIR moglihen
Gerbrehen ifnlots gemadnt. er eerz
iudxe itf nit luedieInbem Slid als
Hduber. Srisant. Rprber unb
Nalenmprber.
PIN Der ~merifdniIden Tolitif oeS
Srditbcnteu tpitrbe am 6. Wai bon
Sendtor Sippit o 8bobe ;Ssldnb etne
ascnoe &ritif seiibt, uuo es CAB cine
6eftiae Sebatte iiber Die tags porber
bon ibm tsantragte Heiolutton, blr9
pelHe Ser Yrdiioent I'M Iusfunft
eriuGt tperSen ioa, oh er FanGo giad
ais finftieen Serriher Reritp's
uxterHiise. Snbem er aug WilIon's
BofShnft sitirte. baB berfsIbe cine
itren9e Nentralitdt se9en Die merifds
niifen Saftionen beobndten rpoQe,
iaste er. bic Snnnlunsen bes Hrdiis
benton ftdnbeu in srenitem @eeenias
sI bielsr grtlarlng. Ser Eer6aht,
oaS mniers Hegicrune nit Dem Shurs
fen @i0a. inter elmer Sede iteds, lei
10 baaritrdubeno. onB er. Der Senator
LANCE niGt bat baran slalben molten.
aber Die Seihen, oaB Die Ibmiuiifrns
tion DEN Giua seeen Silerta anters
itiiee, isien 81 auseni6lis. Die 8cz
iollltion rpilrbe ourd Ibitimmune aui
ben Gid selest.
@ir reiimieren: Suerta 6at lid
oas tpirh aud o Ieinen erbittertiten
@esneru in &aibinetpn 3u9%eitaloeu-
in ieber @eiic entsesenfommenb se@
5eigt unb Ielbit purf Die itusereimte@
item acknowledgement niht aus Der
8lbc briugen laiieu; Die Hebelens
fiibrcr bageaem. uniere guten Sreunoe
uno arnnii Surnesgenohen. mosen es
ourd ibre Nnsriffe auf Seben unb
gisentbum bon IuslGnbern nod ioz
melt bringeu, oaB mir in @erpifelun>
gen nit bcireurbcteu Ratiouen fomz
men; benn moraliid limb mir iiir Die
Sanolun9cn Der Hebelcn in melt bobes
rem WaBe perantlportlih ais fir Die
Der Suerta 'ihen He%9ierun9. Inn Ioz
LANCE mir nit DEM Sila 'ihen Hegis
mcnt niht reinen Siih semad,t BADEN,
iperben audi Die Germittlutas Inter
banpluugen pobl ibren Sortgana nebz
men, aber niemals ciuen tbatidhiiden
Sprtid1rift Der Seidhneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
NeSe S~ricimareett.

SoS Soitoiiice : Separtement hot
surd Den rritteu @cbiilfss Yofmeilter
VI. w. Soderp hctannt MAIDEN laijeu.
baS eas Separtement mlnmebr IN DER
Gage lit, finn nclc Sortcn Brief.
marfen aisSugcbcn uno 5por All ben
rcip. Wertteu bon Z. 8, 12, 20 mn
80 Gents. @enu bieie audi mrs
ipriiu9lid iiir Die Y~ofctpolt bcitimmt
lpuren, 10 t6rucn bieie Marfen o,,H
iiir onbcrc Tiir oic Hoit hcItimmtsn
Sriciiaden bcniist tperpen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

more Civilization Neededv mar
bicie &arrifatur betitelt. Wir g~lauben
nit tinredhf. Ysit benz 5irnif Der
Civilization mot bns sefsIihaftlihe
3ebew IN NteSitp sur Set G0rteS be-
fIeiSet nnb bod mnrben su sieiner
Set ben BSttern Wenid1en IN fnrf1ts
barer Weije geppfert, 10000 per
Sabr (SisAe Seitc 81. Civilization
Dhne Gbriientbnm madt bic Wsentdben
ni&t befer, nitt eSler. Die Wenih.
belt ut trpb tbrer Civilization faft,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

iebitiidtig, sraHiart, fuerti lie Fh
nid1t 0ciunlt antbut unb Gent nod
folst, Der Alien ben Wes sesetgt hot
sur NJ abren &nltitr nit benz Cat:
,9iebe 9uft Hber IaeS II. ben Rdfftet
mic did iclbh." and icne 8pblen.
sraber, gurpne mDsen Ghriftsn ietit,
aber ibr G%briitentbnm reidt leiSer
nid5t yneifer" ais bic sum- Sak ibres
armen Waditen. lsiebe biersu Obi.
forielfes l-fG. Spy
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sur ulfters fraae.

Tuu @btparb Carton ben bon @ins
ton Churchill Hamens bes Miniites
RUINS semadten gori6las our &ies
ocrauinabnle Der Gonferen5en iibsr bic
litter Nrage a%ngenommen bat, aes
ipinnt Die Soffnuns an 9oScu. naB
i6lieblih bod nod cine baIbise frieos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
a1nnt attexikn Cnmaikt.

5liiftlinse aus 5anupieo riisen Abui.
raj Wapp ppr benz Slottenfefretdr
nnb beben bas mntbige Gingreiten
Der 9eutiden mnb gritem berpsr.-
= Saniei's 4nt,uprt. = S'Sbamg.
, nei1p's Anfnabme in Waibinstpn.-
Sic leBten Tnfriften 5ur Sage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
OnteI Sam'< Danf.

gerIir.-Se Ser gotidafter Ser
Ser. Sfaateu Sames 8eraro ipuroe
(6. @aai) bonn Staatss 0epartement
in Waibtneton anseipie1en, Der peuts
ideu Resiernns offi3ieIlen Sant absu>
ftatten fir sic 8ereitipillietcit, NIT
nelder Den beutihe areu5er .Gres,
ben" BET Sampico amcrifauii6e
Slii6tlinse aufsenommen babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
nnm Gomere6.

Critic gegleiteriheinuns her Siifersn=
SEN bes WeSifos II. 2. : Gunfliftes
fummt it 5orm elmer Heflnnng fir
$2,701,327 fir Splb, Propiant,
Wnnifion, ETC., iiir Armce in Vera
Grns. = Gunsrek erinht at be.
rappen. - 1rnppen : g%eiGrbcruns
ALIEN fpitct Ia Wiaiuuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

4 Dor Der 8unpes e@erfebrscoms
miiiion bel Dem Sermin iiber Ole
Sinan5s 8ebabrunaen Der Stem Sapcns
Sabn miro befuuoet. ba6 Die Ncip
@uslanb Napisation SO. bon Der Ncp
6aoensSabn @elb borstc. nm Sipis
Senpc an Die lestere sableu 81 f0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Smrhtbare 9eibensscihihte.

Sn Der |ilc. 0 Dem brennenoen
Sampfcr 5u iommcn, persaBen Die
S6iiibriidi9cn. iid iiir Den aampf
nit Den glemeutcn eeniisenb allssll@
ritter. Sniolacheilsn Iittcu tic inter
aGlte unb Slnger u~nacbeuer. Nafz
Dem tic SO Stuuben aui Dem Ieer
5ugebratbt hatteu, wurben IS ltebers
lcbcnbc bon Dem Gnnarbs Sanpfer
nSrautonin". Der iih nit 1.773
Yaiiaaicreu aui Der Sabrt bon Gnas
LAMB naf Bottom beianb. screttet. Ser
picr5ebntc Sniaiic bcs Sootes. Cher
Steparb Mnttbclps. mar porhcr ietncn
9eiben erle9en. Sas Slreitc Boot, nit
aapitdn NcSnuolp uuc IS Manu m
Spre, irurpe BON, Dem Sampier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
SetiMbrmA amf ksker See.

Sablc S-sInnb, y. S.-Nos
brerneubc Shiif. pclhes suerit BON
bentid,en Sampler rSenolib" iiibIidI
BON Cape Hacc geiidtet lpirbc. mar
Der Srnhtbnmpfcr columbian" bon
Der Scplanb sSinie. mic brabtlos ses
mclbct piirSc. Sic Columbian" ses
rictb Sonntng Nbenb g. Iai) aui
bober See III Srano mnb GrpIolionen
n~erhin0rrteu olle 0iiichper5lIdhc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-07
MINE GUARDS AND
STRIKERS GIVE UP
ARMS IN COLORADO
Federal Disarmament Order
Obeyed-Union to Turn Over
Ammunition Consignment.
Especial to the Evening star.I

TRINIDAD, Col, May Three
hundred rifles and three machine
guns, constituting the first install
ment of the weapons with which mine
guards in southern Colorado have
been armed during the long coal
strike. were turned over to United
States troops here today in accord
ance with the disarmament order of
Secretary of War Garrison The re-
mainder of the guards weapons will
be surrendered by tonight.
The authorities are disposed to give
the strikers all reasonable time to
give up their arms. Major w. A.
Holbrook, representing Colonel James
Lockett, in his addresses to the strik-
ers at the various camps yesterday
and today, explained the power of the
United States government and said
the Presidents orders must be obey
ed. He urged miners who had buried
rifles in the hills to recover and sur
render them at once. Holbrook was
received with cheers everywhere, the
strikers showing the most friendli-
ness. Sixty strikers rifles and re-
volvers were turned over to the troops
at Walsenburg today
William Diamond, strike leader, said
300 rifles and 10000 rounds of ammu-
milton, now under consignment to the
union from New York, would be
turned over TO the military authori-
ties on arrival These are the only
weapons the union controls, he said,
the others being the individual prop
erty Of strikers. i
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-07
BRANCH BANKING
LAW ATTACKED
IN CIRCULARS
Question to Come Before State
Convention-UzaI n. Nc
Carter Defends Law.

Unless all signs fail there will be
a lively debate on the question of
branch banking, when the New Jersey
Bankers Association takes up the
matter at its annual convention in
Atlantic City tomorrow and Satur-
day. In the last day or two circulars
attacking the system have been sent
to the bankers of the State by the
Monmouth County Bankers Associa-
ton, and while little, if any, opposi-
ton to the existing law has developed
in other parts of the State, it is pre-
dicted that the whole question will be
thrashed out at the convention.
Under the present law trust COM
panies are permitted, under certain
conditions, to establish branches in
counties where the parent corpora
tions have their main offices. At the
last session of the Legislature there
was introduced bill which, with
definite restrictions, authorized trust
companies to operate branches out
side of their home counties. These
bills are both assailed in the circular
letter that has been sent out by the
Monmouth County Bankers Associa
tion, which is TO all intents and pur-
poses a branch of the State organiza-
tion. That fact in itself is apt to give
rise to some sharp talk at the conven-
ton for the reason that the South Jer-
-
ioantinued On @axa ], Column. Al
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-07
CLUB WOMEN Of
NEW JERSEY IN
SHORE SESSION
500 Delegates Open Three-Day
Convention and Hear Pres
ident's Report.
Especial to the Evening star.I

ASBURY PARK, May Home
eugenics. industries and child labor,
mental hygiene and other subjects
connected with the activities of wom-
en- throughout the State. with pos
will be discussed at the twentieth
annual meeting of the New Jersey
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
which opened at the First Baptist
Church here, this afternoon. The
sessions will last until Saturday and
is being attended by between four
and five hundred delegates from So
cial. economic and industrial organ
izations throughout New Jersey.
The session was opened this after
noon with an opening song by Mrs.
Alice Parry Truscott. Rev. W. A.
Atchley, D. D., rendered an invoca-
ton. Mayor William A Berry and
Mrs. r. A Trusting, president of the
Woman's Club, of this place, well
coined the delegates. Mrs. William
T. Ropes, president of the Fedora
ton, made the response.
The business session will be opened
with a report of the program COM
mittee, made by Mrs. Frederick D.
Greene. This will be followed by re-
ports of the officers. to include the
recording secretary, Mrs, Philhower; !;
the corresponding secretary. Mrs. H.
NJ. Edwards; the treasurer. Mrs.
Brice; the treasurer of the endow-
ment fund, Mrs. Frances Acton; the
auditor. Mrs. John V. Cowling, and
the State secretary to the general
federation, Mrs. Shoemaker.
In responding to the welcome Mrs.
Ropes made her first annual report.
She said in part:
Your president makes this, her
first annual report, with the same
spirit of optimism and hope in which
she assumed the Office. This report
contains in the shortest form the
things which have been attended to
in the regular routine and special
duties.
THE president has appointed with
the confirmation of the board of di-
rectors the chairmen of three depart
ments, conservation, industries and
child labor and home economics.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-07
WEDDING PRESENTS. KEEP
COMING TO WHITE HOUSE
Valuable Gifts Deuge Bride of Secretary McAdoo-Gold
Bracelet Studded With Diamonds from Senate-Lades OF
Official Family Send Samples of Their Handiwork.

I sent the bride-to-be early in the week
and has been a source of admiration
for its massive elegance.
The President and Mrs. Mar
shall were not i'm this city at the
Sayre- Wilson wedding, for which Mrs.
Marshall spent part of her last sum
mers leisure in making by hand
dainty things to give the bride.
Several of the cabinet women have
also sent the bride pieces of their
handiwork in linen, lace and embroid-
cry for personal and household use.
Postmaster-Gener and Mrs. Bur-
Lesson are also represented in the col
lection of presents by an opal laval
liere. The centre stone has small
pearls around it and the ornament is
on q fine gold chain, studded here
and there with tiny pearls.
The Senate's present was a. gold
bracelet, studded with diamonds, and
it has the added importance of hav-
ing been chosen from among other
pieces of jewelry suggested to Miss
Wilson. The Senate committee in
charge of the gift consisted of Sena-
tors MARITIME, of New Jersey, chair
man, and Salisbury, of Delaware;
Townsend, of Michigan, and Over
man, of North Carolina. The wives
of the Senators made the selection.
The gift from the House of Repre-
sentatives was selected by a small
committee, headed by Representative
James R. Mann. 1t consists of a sill
Yer tea service. a large tray. with
kettle and stand, teapot, coffee pot,
sugar bowl, cream pitcher. waste
bowl and a pair of silver candelabra-
There were many other presents OF
personal nature from the large
circles of relatives and friends.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-07
EXPECT TO FILL
BECKER Jury BY
END OF THE DAY
Bourke Cochran Not in Court
as Examination of Panel
Is Resumed.
Especial to the Evening star.l

NEW YORK. May THAT jury
to try former Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker for plotting the mur-
der of Gambler Herman Rosenthal
would be completed today was the
general expectation when the case
was resumed this morning In Supreme
Justice Seabury's court The speed
with which five jurors were chosen
yesterday was in strong contrast to
the slowness of the first Becker trial,
when only one Juror was accepted on
the opening day.
With Becker, still calm and appa-
rently confident in the prisoners box,
and his wife. eagerly attentive, sit
ting near, examination of a new panel
of 100 talesmen was begun today,
while the five who were chosen sat
in the jury box waiting the compile
ton of their number.
The Becker jurors chosen thus far
are;
The Becker Murder Jury.
No. IF. NJ. MEREDITH BLADGEN,
foreman, bond salesman. twenty y-eight.
unmarried.
No. e-wILLIAM b. DALTON, adver-
tising manager, thirty-ive, married.
No. 3-IAMEs NJ. FAUST, real estate
broker. twenty nine. unmarried.
No. 4-THoMAS W. EDWARDS. chem
list. thirty, unmarried.
No. 5-EDHARD f. VAN EMAN, no Oo-
cupation, thirty widower.
Despite statements that he was
through with the Becker case and
that it was mot a trial, but an as
sassination," w. Bourke Cochran
was in his place again today among
Becker's counsel. Cochran was still
angered because of his failure to
have District Attorney Charles s.
Whitman adjudged in contempt of
court, but there was believed to be
no doubt that he would remain in
the case for Becker, firing the ora
torical shells Of the defense. while
Martin T. Manton as principal coun-
sci, conducts the examination Of most
of the witnesses.
Another big crowd was on hand
when court opened today, but as on
the first day, few obtained admit
tance to the court room, squads of
police being on guard at all doors
Of ingress to prevent disorder from
the East side characters who sought
admission to the room where the
once czar of the Tenderloin 10 hsht-
ing for his life.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE we'd
ding presents received by Miss Flea
nor Randolph Wilson, daughter OF
the President, on her marriage today
to Secretary McAdoo. besides being
numerous and valuable have the
added quality of being, in many in
stances, of a personal and domestic
nature, signifying the interest taken
in the home life of the new cabinet
couple.
The bridegroom, Secretary McAdoo,
in addition to the splendid string of
diamonds which his bride will wear
at the wedding, is also reported to
have given her the opal brooch, sur
rounded by string of large dia-
monds, which she has worn fire.
quently of late, and a wrist bracelet,
in which tiny watch is bordered
with diamonds. The engagement ring
is said to have been large
diamond solitaire and another ring
from Mr. McAdoo was an opal. sur
rounded by diamonds. The opal is a
birth stone for both the bride and
bridegroom, as their birthday ami
versaries occur in October.
The gift of the President and Mrs.
Wilson has not been made known,
but it is understood to be something
similar to the gift they made the first
bride of the family-a set of furni-
ture for the bride to use in her new
home.
The cabinet members and their
wives united in a gift to Miss Wilson
and Mr.. McAdoo, following histori-
cal precedent established at the
Cleveland Folsom wedding. Their
present was q set of silver dinner
plates and a silver platter. 1t was