The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 1

I OF r'" I NV The A WANT ADV. 1 WILL BRING BIG RESULTS. Daily ome Fair To-night and Saturday with. Slowly Rising Temperature. NEW BRUNSWICK, N.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 1(5, 1904. TWO CENTS News. Efl Y-SI YTn VPin x-iilxc. TAX RATE year tne immense sum of $14,000 was taken from the people for the running YVILLARD CLARK GETS ARECEIVERSHl CITY RULERS i IS $2.62 Is Appointed by Judge to Look After nonn Adams concern. LACK NAMED AGAINST SMITH'S WISHES DENOUNCED The tax rate for lonx TRENTON, Sept.

15. Judge Lannlng in ASK PARDON FOR MISS BDWNE Anonymous Letter-Writers Annoy Mrs. J. F. Cordova.

the United States Court yesterday, ap pointed Willard P. Clark, of New Bruns td of higher, than i eaT nl1 fss-s. Collector Fior wick, receiver for The Johnson Dunbar Mills of North Adams, Mass. Rnnr1 Aii Committee Of the The application was made by James tion was mrncn Republican Platform Charges Democrats With Laxity in Government. R.

McNally, a New York lawyer, repre sentlng a number of New York credl Alexander C. Litterst Is Fore The rate is arrived at by the follow Nominee for Governor Is tors. uiiuiation: Amount Necessary to Be Raised. ol the street department, and the voters of New Brunswick should cemnnd a full statement of what has been done with such an amount, the largest appropriation ever made for the same purpose. We will renew our pledge to the people in the event of success, to completely reorganize the Police Department.

The Chief of Police should be made responsible to the Mayor and itoard of Aldermen, and the members of the force should be responsible to (he Chief. There is great need for reform in this branch of the city government, arid the expenditure of thirteen thousand dollars is sufficient to guarantee excellent protection for the city. With a police committee disposed to be lenient with the members of the police force the organization is fast becoming demoraJized and a reproach to the law abiding citizens. It is a condition of affairs which calls for immediate action at the polls. We call the attention of the voters to the fact that when the lighting company offered to make a ct-ntract for a term of years it was rejected by the in the oraer appointing dark as re man of September Grand Jury.

Budget. SHE SAKS THAT MISS B0WNE HAS NOT ASKED TO BE iiicUMU ceiver, It Is provided that he must enter 1904 Stuotnn Into a bond to the amount of fift thous and dollars before entering upon his du Principal of bonds, Member of State Board of Taxation and is Acceptable to All Factions. ties as receiver. DECLARES COMMON COUNCIL WAS STOLEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF "GRASPING OFFICEHOLDERS" PARKER AND STILL-MAN NAMED. 2.016.67 32,947.71 51,037.89 (water others) Sinking Fund Interest on iionds.

Free Public The company has a plant at North Adams, and has been engaged In the manufacture of woolen and silk net Sheriff Carman's Grand Jury for the Scrlcmbtr term of court was tiled to-day at the County Clerk's office by Deputy Sheriff Carman. The Sheriff drew this jury on August 22, before he went to California, but the members were not served with notices until thi Ji- TRENTON, Rent. ifiTh0 goods. 5,000.00 tion of 1'harles C. Black, of Hu.lson The liabilities of the defunct corpora $203,302.27 Less Estimated nun me nut Bitiitfu, out ine assets are county, a member of the State Board of Taxation, yesterday as the nemncmUc Mater Commissioners S37 non alleged to be over thirty thousand dot The Republican city convention which nominated W.

Frank Parker for City Collector and Otto O. Still Licenses 26.500 lars. candidate for Governor was by acclama Tliere are no Freeholders on the list of tion. jurors this term, but James Fountain Taxes and Mis. l.coo derman-at-large yesterday afternoon rne appointment or Mr.

Clark will necessitate his making frequent trips to Mr. Black was named a brother of Asbury Fountain, the Di- vt 900 rector of the Board of Freeholders, has Fralu'hise Taxe 2.R00, ajso adopted a vigorous platform calling for a different city government and which his friends declare will carry rorth Adams. As soon as his bond been selected as a member. This eitv is on taxes 7,000 75,800 Hudson county for the Democrats by preparen ana approved. Mr.

Clark will charging the Democrats with having start for the East and make an inven Democratic light committee, and the cost of lighting the city thereby increased materially. The city is now-paying annually the sum of $21,000, whereas had a contract been made tor a. longer term of years a great reduction in the cost might have been made. In other and neighboring cities the lighting of the city costs much less because upward of 20,000 majority and will materially aid the Democrats in wittv. represented by five members.

The full jury is as follows: stolen the city. The convention was called to order lw tory of the assets and liabilities of the $127,502.27 $127,502 27 aerunct corporation, of Mrs. J. F. Cordova, whose life has been much blighted by the act of her recreant husband, late pastor of the South River M.

E. Church, Is now the victim of anonymous letter writers. They have been worrying her with communications asking her not to be hard on Miss Julia Bowne, who ran away with the minister. The continual receipt of these letters is extremely annoying to Mrs. Cordova, who is enough worried at present by the illness of her eighteen months old son, Earl Cordova, and other troubles.

She writes to the Home News as follows: To the Editor of the Home News: I am tired of receiving letters with no name signed to them, asking me not to be too hard on Miss Julia Bowne, but to forgive her. Miss Julia Bowne knows that I treated her as a lady as long as she would let me. She has never asked me to forgive her. When she is sorry enough for what she has done to ask to he forgiven, it. will be time enough thcil for me to think about it MRS.

J. F. CORDOVA. Brooklyn, Sept. 15.

foreman Alexander C. Litterst, Kuril an. City Chairman S. D. W.

Ownes. John H. Watson was elected temporary chair ing the northern counties of the State-The platform makes a sweepli.s declaration for emia) taxation, and was nro- City Tax School New Brunswick John V. Hubbard man and Harry Crouch temporary sec 42.097 11 69,324 50 County rctary. Mr.

Watson named committees i the city officials make a Ions term con Harry A. Neilson, Joseph Fisher, xxenry state School Arliogast, Dr. K. Irving Cronk. ol 16,582 47 es follows: tract, and this is what should be done sented to the Convention as the handiwork of Mr.

Black himself and Representative Allan L. McDermott. It was said that George L. Record. Cornorntiim Rules H.

Raymond Groves. Edward Palmer, C. P. Stevenson. Valuation $255,506 35 Counsel of Jersey Citv.

had a hand in Permanent Organization C. R. Dev. IS MTU ED framing the platform, and the Hudson Real Personal Louis Robbing and Henry U. Banker.

Credentials Georirc M. Holman. Theo. 1,789,971 here in the interest of economy. We pledge our active support to the nominees of this convention for the various city offices, and urge upon all citizens w'ho want to see a wrong made right to go to the polls in each ward in the city and vote for the Republican nominees for Aldermen and place the control of the city affairs entirely in the hands of the Republican party.

We dore Whitlock and David Bartholomew. $9,797,452 Resolutions Halscv H. Consrer. Henry Exempt 33,150 Democarts are confident that both Mr. Recor and other friends of Mayor Fa-gan in Jersey City can be depended upon to support Black if the Republican convention next week does not make a satisfactory declaration on the equal taxation question.

Rastall, Charles Jackson. Court Holds Him On Contemp After a recess of ten minutes the com North Brunswick Lewis S. Pearse. Cranbury Joseph C. Chamberlain.

Madison James Fountain, William 11. Cottrell. Ruritan George Benncr. oodbridge John H. Leison, James R.

Valentine. Perth Amboy L. C. 31. Broger, Walter S.

Stedman, Walter A- Belcher. Fast Brunswick Furman C. Bissett. Monroe Abijah Applegatc; South Brunswie'- Howard Jcmison, John H. Stults.

South Amboy Frank T. Fulton. William S. Dey. Piscataway Charles S.

Bay. Sayreville William II. Klein. Charge and Fixes His Bail at $500. have a cood.

conscientious and able $9,764,302 2.62 $100 Rate for 1904 Rate on in the day an attempt was chief executive in the person of William S. Mvers. but bis hands are tied" in so -Judge Strong this afternoon, decided mittee reported. The temporary organization was made permanent, all credentials approved and rules adopted. Nominations being called for H.

Raymond Groves, of the First Ward, said that his ward had intended to name him for City Collector, but he had withdrawn in the interests of harmony and lnnnv wa.vs. that many reforms wine made by the South Jersey derogates to prevent Mr. Black's nomination and to name in his stead Senator Robert Hudspeth, of Hudson county. But when the SAID SHE TOOK P0IS that no cause had been shown why a 4 -1 I other wjse be made are stifled in a uni. suouia not, be issued City 13.08 131 School 4.32 .43 County 7.10 .71 State School 1.70 .17 Common Council, or have to be wuu against irancis W.

Daire, editor of the Hud son delegates arrived tTiev would held. We, urcre the active Republican! limes oi tnis city, and the writ stand for no one but Mr. Black. In eoni biet an energetic campaign in be asked the Fifth Ward's permission to Mr. Black was to have been placed in name for it a gentleman for that office accordingly issued and will be served this afternoon and bail will be fixed at tt ti.

26.20 2.62 half of each and every candidate so tha New Brunswick may- not be behind th nomination bv Senator Hudspeth, of of the highest ability and character, W. Frank Parker. Hudson county, but at the last moment rt nf the county when the returns "iiimm xi. rncc win lurnisli the bail. Mr.

Hudspeth gave way to Jacob Hen- come in on the night of election. The nomination was seconded by the The April Grand Jury was discharged in court this afternoon and the September Grand Jury was made public by the filing of the list ot Jurors at the County Clerk's office. The April Grand Jury handed up one indictment and asked to be discharged. GERMAN CHURCH NOT SOLD YET drickson, of Mount Holly. Mr.

Hen- other wards and was made unanimous. Mrs. Joseph Minnie, of 18.1 Burnet street, alarmed the neighborhood last night by saving she bad taken some arsenic by mistake. Dr. A S.

Clark was called, but no symptom of poisoning was found, and concluded that the woman was very much mistaken. The case is now in the same shape as if the editor had been indicted for contempt. He will be tried before the PERSONALS. For Alderman -at-large Halsey H. drickson was a classmate of Mr.

Black at Princeton, and he made a ringing speech in behalf of his "old college couri on the charges. Afr. and Mrs. Ira C. Voorhees, of Car Conger, of the First Ward, nominated Otto O.

Stillman and this nomination was also made unanimous. Richard V. Lindabury made his first It was reported to-day that the Public service Corporation had closed the deal for the uurcha.se of the German Re roll place, have returned from Atlantic hum." calling him "the son of Burling-on, the adopted son of Hudson and the Citv. appearance in the case to-day and mov ed to dismiss the rule to show Freeholder Jackson got in his little rorcman William eehlessinger announced that it had no report to make as to the Freeholder investigation, as it had been instructed oy the court to await the investigation of the greatest living exponent of equal tax joke by moving that a committee go to Miss Laura Bastedo, of Redmond -tr-oct haa returned from a visit with ation." Mr. Hudspeth seconded the He held that the' law gives the court no power to attach for contempt where formed Church property at George and Albany streets, and that the price had been $23,000.

Lawyer Weigel, who lias hurt the negotiations in charge, denied St. Louis and bring Mr. Stillman before New York friends. the convention. The chair appointed Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Williams, with Mrs. me ciiuciMii is upon a past and completed act of the court. He cited several this afternoon that 4here was anything George W. Metlar and Miss Metlar, have SIX RUSS SMPS oponums to bear out this contention.

in the report. returned from the shore. Mr. Jackson, T. H.

Rastall and James McCallum on that cmnmittee- They didn't reach St. Louis, but found Mr. Parker and brought him forward. He made a. short speech, thanking the convention for his nomination and heartily Mrs.

George Buttler, of 2C1 Townsend Mr. Lindabury said that whatever may be the fact in the case, whether the MAY LAND HERE more about street pavement, street, is expected home this week from article is justifiable or not, it deals with Hartford, where she has been spend Kitor of (he Home News nomination. The nomination of Mr. Black was against the wishes and ndvtce of former United States Senator James Smith, and the latter took little or no part in the campaign, having announced that be will be kept in the West from now until almost election time by business in connection with the United States Shipbuilding Trust, of which he is the receiver. The retirement from the fight of Mr.

Smith is looked upon as a derided victory for Roliert Davis, the Hudson county leader, who from the beginning Ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs. an act of the court that is past. Mr. Lindabury read a number of nni.i I note Taxpayer's complaint of the commending President Rosevelt. NEWS AND NOTES.

Joseph Kline, of Union City, is visiting friends in this city. The freshet in the river subsided last evening, doing very little damage. Tho New Brunswick Golf Club players failed to. qualify at the Essex Country Club's tournament, yesterday. The Christian Endeavor Society of the F'irst Baptist Church enjoyed their last trolley ride social lust evening to South Amboy.

Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Shaw entertained a large party of friends in the First M.

E. congregation and out nt their parsonage, 17(Kieoge. street, last evening. The reception had been postponed from the previous night by rain. MRS.

VAN MIDDLESWOPTH'S FUNERAL A LARGE ONE -) 5 1 '-I if Jll 1 1 i 4 It I il I': i mi it K) Ml i' 5 J', 4 11 Luther Strayer. benator Jackson responded to a call George street pavement. As a taxpayer LONDON. Sept. 16.

A rumor is in circulation here that the' six Russian warships which escaped from Port Arthur during the sortie, are intact on the Pacific somewhere, and that they will shortly appear at some port. It is not Robert Stuart lies seriously ill at his hnrnenwnpr. I very bitterly com- ions of various courts of the country to bear out his contention and in commenting upon them, said that nothing that home on Oliver street. for a speech and urged that especial ef; forts be made this fall to carry the city of New Brunswick for the Republican olain of this thoroughfare. I will not Prof.

Milton Weatheriy, formerly of drive my poor beast faster than a walk this city, commenced his work as in ticket. Chairman Watson spoke a word this rough stone road and 1 fully ne knows oi the jurisprudence of this country or England in way conflicts known what port they will make for, structor "in Dickinson College, yes for the xoung Mens Republican Club but supposition is that they may touch agree with Taxpayer that 't is useless to wim mac view. has been tor Black. terday. asking all citizens interested in good at San Francisco, or a port on repair It with stone ana muu iuauo.im....

The Presidential electors selected are James WT. Castner, son of Joseph W. government to enroll with it. After this What wj want Is brick or aspnau. we racme.

Alan btrong replied that he had at first been astonished and then amazed when the lawyer had said that there Castner, has returned home after a two the convention adjourned. No more macadam on this hilly thorough and a half years' absence at the Mat fare. You state that our taxes will be A Vigorous Platform Village for Epileptics at Skillman, N. higher this year. Why not bond the city The resolutions adopted by the con- was not an opposite decision in the world.

He cited the Cheeseman case in New Jorsey, where the opinion had been CAY DANCE AT METUCHEN HOME OF E. H. SPEAR Mr. and Mrs. K.

Holden Spear, entertained a large gathering last evening at as- follows; Electors at Large Richard V. Linda-bury, of Somerset; JmTge noward Car-row, of Camden. Electors First District John W. Westcott, Ocean. Second District B.

Frank Hires, Cumberland. Third District Isaac Car- A numuer or persons auenueu for enough to pave streets that are most ention were as follows: In convention assembled the Republi ly used? You refer to the present city lightful tea given by Mrs. M. C. de Mott.

at her country residence, Middle- cans of New Brunswick indorse the plat HTiiien oy justice Dixon and held that it gave the court full authority in such cases as this one. He said that all of Uplands Farm, Metuchen, in honor of the government's continuation. I'm afraid it eighteenth birthday of their son, Holden stands a poor chance for a re-election forms adopted by the national and bush, yesterday. In honor of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Sarah de miehael, Camden. Fourth- District county conventions, and the nominations Spear.

The spacious grand hall of their uniCss such streets as George and Ai- The funeral of Mrs. John Van Mid-dlesworth, of Middlebush, took place from her residence there yesterday afternoon ai two o'clock, and was very largely attended, the whole village turning out to pay their last respects to one who was well known and beloved in that community. The service was conducted by the tne old authorities hold that such con Mott and Charles Warren Stevens, Jr. beautiful residence was thromred With whirh have the most usage, are of each are heartily approved and active tempt proceedings are proper when any Robert L- Stevens, Somerset. Fifth DistrictWilliam J.

Curtis, Union. Sixth District Jacob L. Burnell. Sussex. Sev (Rutgers, '02), of Elizabeth.

guests who danced until the early hours sneedily repaired with up-to-date pave work is hereby pledged in behalt ot all articles nave neen printed having a ten Chief of the Fire Department Kidney of the morning. An orchestra conduct- ment. We have waited patiently and the candidates on the Kepublican enth District Augustus H. Vanderpool, is expected homo from Chattanooga dency to bring disrespect upon the court. He charged that Mr.

Lindabury ticket. feel that something should now be done, ed by A. C. Garland, of this city, fur X. Y.

Z. denounce in severe terms the un where he is attending a convention of fire chiefs, on Sunday evening. Essex. Eighth District fclvin v. Crane, Essex.

Ninth District John H. naa maue no adequate study ot the au He held that there were i nished music. American beauty roses and other flowers were scattered in profusion about the rooms, which with a scrupulous action of the Democratic politicians in stealing the city administra Miss Anna P. Bates, of Bayard street Voorhees. Tenth District, Edwin A.

bte- MS. HOAGLAND WILLING Rev. Mr. Thomson, pastor of the Middle-bush Reformed Church. The interment was in the old Middlebush cemetery, be-, tween the villlage and Millstone.

Herbert Moke had charge of the number of opinions on the books holding who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. TO PROVE HIS CURING ABILITIES tion for the second time within fifteen vens, Hudson. The new Democratic State Committee cay and handsomely dressed company, ears, and thus thwarting the will of presented a harniinsr spectacle. The H. Cheeseman, of Jersey City, and also friends of Brooklyn, has returned, after the people as expressed at the ballot agreed upon by the various counties today is as follows: Geo.

Hoagland, of Bound Brook, who has been annoyed by people who have a week vacation. guests came from New York, Nutley, Orange, Newark, Metuchen, New Bruns box. Such utter disregard for the rights the view which Mr. LiniTabury bad attacked. Mr.

Strong quoted several cases to sustain his position that contempt may consist of criticism of a concluded case-He said that the present case was a peculiarly pointed one in this respect. The Atlan tic. William A. Founce; Ber of the people merits the condemnation of Y. M.

A. MEMBERS wick, Rocky Hill and other places. ridiculed his claim that he can neai a cure most diseases, has authorized the i i 1. .1 Henry Heitzenroeder, of Comstock street, has recovered from his illness and is able to go out again. He says ORGANIZE FOOTBALL TEAM lovers of good, honest government gen, Luther A- Campbell; Burlington, B.

Atlantic, William A. Founce; Ber-Cane May. Matthew Jefferson; Cumber IreroTv uim mo Home News to stare mat. ne nd can only be rebuked by an ovcr- maw FWC.AfiEMENTS readv to back up his claims with money. that he had no intention of jumping Some of the younger members of the hchiiingly majority at the polls for the criticism in question declared that $75 hr.

that be has effected some into the canal on Wednesday and that land, Samuel Iredell; Essex, James R. Y. M. C. A.

are organizing a football epublican ticket. It was the will of Re had been fixed as the price of woman i.inerty j.anu is Kepi uusy uicw en- 'i iv. cures, after doctors have fail there was no need of his being restrain Nugent; 'Gloucester, ft. i.roscup; the people that the city should have team and will have their first practice on the Jones avenue grounds to-morrow lining engagements, iraraunj jv -imwinns and cd. He recites the cases and offers to ed and taken to police headquarters that been turned over to the full control of and refers the day.

iuinrr nut a rpn.arK.'in.c one, tin Hudson, William U. yoppenueimer; Hunterdon, James N. Pideock; Mercer, Michael Hnrlev; Middlesex. Oliver Kel-ley; Monmouth. David S.

Crater; Mor- afternoon. J. Frank Trainor, the manager, is arranging games with the Y. M. le Republican party, but by juggling ith the election returns this was pre- week it will play when the Republicans people to those for proot.

J. ii 11- nil nrnmnted to 11 f. '1MIJC 14 l.v J- He was prompted to WHO- GETS THE PANAMA CANAL? make this oiler A. teams of Newark, Elizabeth and ented, and the horde of grasping office i neon nive ueen u.ni The Popular School contest now hood, and dealt with a crime which in some communities has led men to mob violence and lyncbings, even when they knew the courts were capable of punishing the offenders. It is by confidence in the courts that mob violence can be checked, Mr.

Strong declared. It is a serious matter, he declared, and that merits severe punishment and an offender can be dealt with for contempt holders was kept in control for another raise another banner, it i e.s: that this banner will swung to the breezes nt and Albany streets. nl.iilties. He is the man progressing at the Landsberg store con Kearney. PHONOGRAPH PECOItDS 19 CENTS ns, wuiara Rogers; Passaic, Louis F.

Braun; Salem, Robert G. Wynne; Somerset, Samuel S. ear, and the beneficiaries ot the usurp-tion of power have tened themselves vliom Miss Humphr.es, who came all i.rm the West, expected to On September 28 the band will play tinues to excite public interest. Up to the present nearly 25,000 votes have at the expense of the taxpayers. It is for Knrine f'omnanv No.

3, of Railway Childs; Sussex. lim; union, Peter Egenolff; Warren, Johnston Cor R. Montalvo, advertises that he been cast, and while the High School at. (lie firemen's naYade at Morristown me they were turned out and lair- marrv, lt the engagement was broken after thev had seen each other. He had told Miss Humphries of bis remarkable nish.

still leads, there is plenty of opportu inded and competent officials put in. On October 22 it will play for the Soni- will, on Wednesday next, September 21, sell his entire stock of Columbia Xl' even though the transaction be passed nity for one of the others to step ahead crville hook and ladder and chemical en sir. strong further said there was no hard moulded records for 19 cents each. Sacred Heart held second place for a BALL OUT OF ASSEMBLY FIGHT. PLAINFIELD, Sept.

16 George Ball, gine company at the firemen's parade at purpose to punish an insult to the indi Edison records are sold always for 35 short time, only to be forced aside by their places. Under Democratic rule the expenses of the city government have doubled. The appropriation for the fiscal year ending April 1, 1885, when the Democrats took Kaiilan. vidual. but to uphold and vindicate the Tllr- Hnnirlnnd USCS cents each.

New stock! New store! 209 Washington, who, in turn, was outdis of Fanwood Township, wno practices 1 nn roil lllir' u.ciu. authority and dignity of the court tanced bv St. Agnes Academy, which Neilson street, opposite Christ Church. RROTfF. T.FY1 WWTT7P only law in this city, announced yestcruay that, he has withdrawn from the race for latter bids fair to cause the High School lotto BOARDING A FREIGHT the reins of government- was However, counsel said, even on the narrow ground that contempt applies inn DO Af) AT some little worriment.

Republican Assembly nomination in with a population of 18,258, a cost of $2.65 iter capita. The budget for the Thomas Smith, aged 18, of 13 Hnnt- the interests ot Harmony, nan Y.v his own township and had FUNERAL OF MICHAEL HUNT. The funeral of the late Michael Hunt only to criticism of a pending case, the defendant in this instance Is liable, because the Cooley case is not completed. DEATH OF MISS RHINE. ULLt DlUKV" 44V4 An automobilist who arrived in town 41 4- hrnlfro Bt, inrrtnn (itrnnt lirnke his left leg UClun fiscal year ending April 1, 1904 tlio Ln of vesterday after Miss Cornelia Rhine, of 25 James considerable strength in this city, but amounted to $112,300.00: with a popu took place from St.

Joseph's Church, -it even ng reporieu iw under eighteen inches of the defendant was fined S7o, of which his friends here prevaneu uiun mm i Bound Brook, yesterday morning. Rev. he pah' only $50, and is still liable to the lation of at a liberal estimate and the cost jumped to $5.10 per capita. noon while trying to "board a freight train. He was brought to this city and tw a si rinrk.

who order- water and that it was feared that it to renew the fight which ceased in tne Father Doitrich, of that church, said court until the remaining $2,7 is paid i i i. nivav. ne ruuc Republican party of Cnion county WOUKl uc -4 Replying Mr. Lindabury averred that ,1 i TVio liov is do .1,. l.i.hre with his auto aim Phiinfield buried the hatchet wiui Eliza mass.

1 he pallhearers were sons or tne deceased. The interment was at. Plain-field. Undertaker MeDede had charge. Every voter, who thinks, knows what this means, especially if he is a tenant.

High taxes ami high water rates mean hii'h rents. For the past six years the punishment tor contempt regarding same les broken nht in one of ti beth this spring. street, died in the Presbyterian Hospital, New York City, Wednesday night from heart failure. She, had been at the hospital for treatment for several months. She leaves two brothers and two sisters.

She was a daughter of the late Andrew J. Rhine, of this city. The funeral will take place from 25 James street Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 4j completed case is unheard of He about a vear ago. lnmps on the auto.

He reporieu u. va Tiinpossible to to South Amboy was nHnr water. EXPLODED. KEROSENE LAMP presented the matter simply as cold proposition of law and hoped that LOUDENSLAGER NAMED AGAIN. AAfTlFN.

Sept. 16. At the First Dis Democratic management of city affairs has cost the people $601,050.00 without DEMOCRATS GET HEADQUARTERS. a bvrian trmt A kerosene lamp the road, tne roau on Judge Strong in deciding would so eon Ttemrwralin IiailnllH Were CStal)- trict Congressional Republican conven the interest on the bonded debt or the store on Burnet street, near the foot of sider it, devoid of any personal feeling Scheuer's Specials. of the Vliet annual fixed charges.

To sum it up iielnnond, exploded about eight o'clock tion yesterday Kepresc.uai...e .4. biiildiniT. nt. Albany and George streets, Kutter 'lc fresh eggs, ISC anz, Best butter, -le can- these figures mean that we are livin; Loudenslagcr was refuniuaicu ist evening and caused a small lire, iberty Hose Co. came on still alarm and Ktreamer was under the most expensive city govern butter, mild cneese.

r. rol, seventh time. i til ivri mt.4 44,.,. int A IVnineratic club hoiee niilnted sugiir, jir, 13c 13c ment in the country, and it is for the voters to decide how long this condition lflc 10 stamps haon put out the blaze. STEAMER WA.RDEL Fall Opening of Millinery.

On Saturday. September 17. The Fam to be The republican club lias a -miimittec room in the same 3 1-2 frv soan. 3 l-2c cake; of affairs shall continue. lb; zest, i-c veast.

3c box; ous Millinery. 'Mrjn ju Knameline. in4irted Swiss We favor a reduction in the water STORM ADDS TO APPLEJACK CROP FLEMINGTON, Sept. 16. The storm here whs the most destructive in a long time- Thousands of baskets of peaches, pears and apples were blown from the trees, and corn was flattened to the ground.

Many farmers say that fully one-half of the apple and pear crops was destroyed. The apples will be converted into applejack. building. RUNNING HERE The sleainer Wardel is running while Its Fall rates. The present prices for water are the steamer arden is disabled.

It is CRAND OPENING. excessive as compared with other cities vnfir tv'S in irimmi'd him unn hats will be on exhibition and all former Matrons as well as new friends are invited tO call. ImJUIl Prnn xpected that the Warden will resume in the State. Recently Kutus Jiiodgeit, M. Lewine, the mflllner.

9 Chunh that be will hold Ins in the matter. Judge Strang's Statement-Judge Strong said: "The court is fully capable of separating the individual from the office and is not here for the purpose of punishing anyone for an individual attack. A pernicious publication has been put before the public, based upon misrepresentations, but I do not sit here to punish anyone, for any assault-on me as an individual. I sit here as a Judge of the County of Middlesex and I feel it my duty to protect that office from impairment. The question is is it to be an efficient office or is it to be a football? This proceeding Is the culmination of fourteen years of this sort of criticism.

There lias been an appeal to her trios to night or to-morrow nimn- good tea, At frP. fancy po- Mayor of Long Branch, published a eoffee, sirloin steak, 16c Fall tme.ii.. of Millinery on Saturday. tf The Famous. 67 Charch street.

Sc atoes. i-- lh steak statement in New York paper, which reflects upon the city of New Brunswick with reference to the cost of water, in 10c io; riMi.n. muton Sept. 17. His stock includes everything new for the Fall and Winter sea Notice.

nf St. Peter's lb; pot 12c lb; GUARD HAD A DRILL. The members of the guard of Good In Church lb; Plate nee, V2c lb; 4l HI, list of 36 places for the same service son and is well worth a careful inPPL- million chops Choir will kindly he present hi ni 12 l-2o lb. See adv. September 17.

at it was shown that our water rate was on Saturday evening, tent Council held a drill last evening at the meeting of the council. sug-ar curea nam. mv, ijii i''r sl6-lt 30 ClOCK. page eigm. For Sale.

The books are nn open for the salo of the finest building lots In Highland Park, for pvi each, on easy payments. Also the best meats at the lowest prices. Quick sales and small prolits. Val. Schmidt, 340 George St.

tt At Scheuer's. Best Butter, worth 21c. GAMBLE A YRES WEDDING, c.innf'i Prices. You Can Ride with Speed, Safety and om TVt" DUUU1UVL a Glickman's Prices. 10 Hiram Street.

Hindquarter lamb. forequarter 14c; Trcsil Mrs. Jennie Avies. widow of the late iresn comfort on the Trenton and save money. Cars hourly to Day- excessive, in I'lamnem tne ijin operated by a private company and the rate is $18; in East Orange $15; Newark, in Woodbridge, Metuchen and Carteret, $18; in Perth Amboy, with a plant that pumps every gallon used by steam, $16; while in this city the rate is 12c; John Ayres, and Jacob flamble, 4 4i.

Ki.tna rpwiilence on. iainsooiu, iici" S14-1? lamb, 9c. veal chops, 140. leg or veai, 14o- sirloin steak, 14c; porterhouse steak, We. round steak, corned beef, lib roast, Oc; pot roast.

10c; HI Hie in Ing points. veal. corned Too good to last those mens' suits nt $2 and up nt Hagaman Cos. 2Sl-7 Burnet street, formerly Scheuer's grocery a $21, even with a large portion oi uie and corner Hiram evening by Rev. Robert Eden, Treacher connected ith the First M- Church.

-Louts Cohn sells hats, caps jf vorw cheap. It Houdnots supply pumped liy an ovcrnow- xi Tel. call. H--J- Neilson streets. Special at Wolff's this Saturday.

Prime, rib roast beef. 9r roast, l-2c pot roast beef. 7c lb. sl6-lt At Scheuer's. 100 stamps free with 1 lb.

Tea. Mason fruit jars. 41c doz. Jar caps. the people to denounce this court and I believe there is no question about the true ground of the right of punishment by the court.

It is to protect the judiciary as a live, efficient instrumentality. Abram Van Buskirk has sold his handsome eight-room cottage at 271 Sea'mnn street, to Cornelius I. Tunison. son of Edward Tunison. the grocer, of Burnet street.

Mr. Tunison will take possession on October 1. The deed was passed yesterday. -3c? jr Choase. 'fim- 10 Church slreet.

mutton chops, rspiins cni-s'-ns dressed to order. Glickman, 10 Hiram street. I. W. Harper Is the acme of excellence In whiskey production safest and most satisfactory for all uses.

Sold at Raritan House. tf $2.00 will buy a man's suit at Haga man Co'a special sale at 233-2S7 Burnet street, i to give mm a can. evident that some reduction in the water rate should be made. We favor the nppointment of a Street Commissioner who will devote his entire time to the interest of the city, and not work to his own interests, principally, Diet). RHINE At New York City.

September 14. WI4, Cornelia, daughter of the late Amlrew J. Rhine. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from I.er late residence. 23 James street, Saturday afternoon at 2 p.

m. can hat redn liH-cu etery doz. Seal top tin iruu cans, uua. 2, 4 ana 1 Store. Wax strings.

ic aoz. jhi iu, ware -iUOSt OellClOUS be. found cnywhere can 1 inson fruit market on Church street. doz Paraline wax for jelly glasses, i-c ir rakes, at Welgel's Hardware Store, and serve the city incidentally. This 35c At Scheuer's.

100 stamps free with 2 lbs. Coffee, a24-t 4 and feuce -Fine fresh berries, every kind son at Robinson's market. Enjoy tnem while they are to be had. lb. -7 i-1- r- 1.