Trenton Evening Times from Trenton, New Jersey • Page 18

DAILY n-t AltON FOR OvlOV 18,332 me fink U.V1 a i Oct. 12, 1882. a a a in li 1 0 0 a A. C. IIANSi; HIS STEPMOTHER IS HEAD ON SAME DAY Mrs.

Mary E. Danser's Death Hastened by Word of Stepson's Demise SHE WAS 85 YEARS OF HAD BEEN ILL FOR SOME TIME She Wat Second Wife of the Late Wei- lev Danser, Father of the Lite Alfred Dinser Died In Chicago and Buried Here Today. Mrs. Mary Brfnser i of the late Wesiev Danser and "tep moiher of Alfred Danser whose funeral will take place this afternoon died this morning at the home of Howard Banner her don ut Hudson Mrs Danser was ven ill at the time news of the death of her step son was received in Trenton and the informa tion was a great shock to her This shock is supposed to have hastened her deith Mrs Danser was 85 jears of age and had been in feeble heilth for several montns She was the second i of the late Wesiev Danser father of the late Alfred Danser The funeral of Mrs Danser i take place afternoon at 2 clock fro-n her lite home Inteiment i be In cemctcrv undei the dlrectioi of A hmore Margerum ALFRED Ft NERAL The funeral of Alfred I Danser took this afternoon at "i clock trom the home of John Tahrenburg his i i i fTSfeenwoooT a v. illl- ton a Services were conducted I Rev a i Thompson of Freehold The bearers were James Danser of Freehold Frank Danser of rilghtstown Clarence and Addison A of Newark Alfred A Danser of Yardlev and Howard Danser of Trenton Interment was made In Greenw ood cemeterv under the direction of I Taj lor WILLIAM J.

RISELEY IS RUKIEU TODAY The funeral of illlam Rlseley of 53 Greenwood avenue who died ednesdaj was held tflis afternoon at 2 clock Ser vices were the Rev Dr 0 Hartrrtan The Interment was at Riv rv tew under the direction of Ashmore Margerum rue bearers were illlam Cauldwell Illlam Algaiigh i Repperl Anton NleJermle.r, VA Illlam Jackson Albertus Services were cjnducted at the house last nifcht bv Lodge No 4 of and ashlngton Camp No of A of which he was a member Tloral trlbu es were sent bv the lodges the emploves of Prior Brock, of whici lirm Mr Riseles was a respected emplove and bj friends and relatives Mrs. Jos Hibbtrt. Mrs Anna A Hlbbert wife of Joseph Hibbert died yesterday aged 20 years She was the daughter of Mr years. She was the daughter of August and Wllhelmina Ernest Arrangements for the funeral, which will be under the direction of Poulson Colmin are not completed Mrs. Michael Cody.

Mrs Elizabeth Cody wife of Michael Codv the well known sprinter died yesterday at her houe 140 Morgan avenue She had been 111 several weeks and underwent an operation two weeks ago The funeril arrangements under the direction of Poulson Coleman have nol been completed The funeial of Mrs Codv will take place Tuesdav morning at clock from her late homo i requiem high mass at clock In St Mary Cathedral Inter ment i be In St Marv cemetery un der the direction of Murphy Levt Aekers. The funeral of Levl Ackers who as a result of Injuries recelv.ed when he fell from a hay mow took place vesterdry from the Ewlng Presbyterian Church Services were conducted by the Ruby Warne Interment was In Ewlng cemetery under the direction of J'onlson Colemnn John Arguit. John Argust son of Mr and Mrs William Argust died yesterday aged 17 years Anangements for the funeral which will be under the direction of Poulson Coleman have not been completed Pauline Werner The funeral of Pauline worner, daughter of Julius and Mary Werner aged seven years and six months was held this i from the parents' home 42 Randall a were held In Stanislaus Interment was In Ladv of Ivourdes cemetery under the direction of Ullrich MORGAN PAYS $10,000 DUlf ON ORIGINAL BURNS POEMS Nov 1 --Ten thousand dollars dutj was paid bv I Plerpont Morgan when through an agettt, he cleared through the. Custom House two volumes of Robert Burns' poems and letters, aal dto valued at more than 000 For several years agents In tne employ of Mr Morgan have been traveling about Europe collecting these manuscripts Each volume hai about four hundred pagos and the collection embodied therein Is almost complete containing the original manuscripts of almost all of Burns poems and srorea of hlfl SorUltoi lonlghf at Front and Broad 8tt Any rhone la OT 2200 Either Your Claiiifieel Advertisements will be and bill lent yoq PENNSYLVANIA MEN WILL liET RAISES Wages of Nearly 200,000 Em- ployes to Be increased in a Month or Two DEMOCRATS IFF ONLY 10 WIN IN COUNCIL CONTESTS Concede That Republicans Philadelphia, Nov The wages of all employes of the Pennsjlvania Poll- road system numbering nearly 200 000 men en all lines and west of Plttsburg are to be Increased Details are being worked out and official announcement will be forthcoming i i the next thirty days It Is planned tfc have the raises made effective Decem ber 1st but on account of the great ampurtt of detail ivork io be done before such a sweeping order is placed In effect It may be deferred i Janu- arv 1st The management is considering the Some Wards are a titt in Doubt But proposition of granting an Increase of 10 per cent to air ufflcers and employes whose salary per month Is less than $oOO Betei to eqiialf7e the proposed Increase a second plan to graduate the advance In wages Is being considered b' President issatt and Second Vice President Pugh in whose departemnt i is the greatest number of em- Tn'advance of If) per cent i bus torH i the final allgrr a monthly increase In pay of Jl 000000 ment the election outlook for Tues- on the lines fast of Pitts-I da i up of the sltua burg and J400 000 on the lines went nt cmr th republicans The monthly pay roll of cpmblnedj are contident of carrvmg the Congressional and Atisemblv tickets i good pluralltle 0 These offices are also prac tlcallv conceded by the Democrats be Will Elect Congressional and Assembly Tickets REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT OF RETAINING COUNCIL CONTROL Outlook is That Democrats Will Fait Utterly in Gaining City Government Details of the Ward Fightt Local political Iciders of both parties HOW COUNTRY Will DEFEAT OF HEARST van- NOT TUESDAY President Roosevelt Really Figures In Elections In Many States, I lis Principles and Record Beinp, Used to Help 0, P. I ickets.

BISHOP M'FAUL TO NEW HOSPITAL FOR RETURN TUESDAY CITY'S CONTAGIOUS OF IFADFR fllSFASFIj FINISHED svstem averages about $10000000 of i the lines east of Pittsburg pay J6 000 000 and the lines west 14000000 ttu During the busy months of the a a i Republican plural! the increased number of employes brings thla amount up to nearly 000 000 P.U.R.R.ALSO INCREASE WARES Bv Publishers Press Direct Wire PllllanVlnMa A phia and Reading; Rallroil todav announced in Increase In wages of 10 per cent to ill emploves whose salaries The or are less tnan J200 per month der is effective November 1 CHEAPER FARES ON THE READINR Ddson general manager of the Reading Railway notified the Tren ton passenger agent this morning of th? neM change of rates on the entire Reading system from this city Sjmo of the new rates one way are as follows New York 1 42 Newark $1 20 Elizabeth, tl 07 Read Ing 2 2 6 Harrlsburg 40 Wllmlng ton Del tl 47. Baltimore $3 20 Washington $4 20 The excursion rates are not changed "Rlli MEETINGS" TO RE-OPEN TOMORROW Association Hall will undoubtedly be fllted toqgprrow at 4 clock the occasion being the opening of the Big Meetings' and the of Cornelius Woelfkln 'n his address on The Bible Dr this addres 1 In thy Big Meeting years ago an! made an on who heard him then VMS a 1 now DR. CORNELIUS WOELFKIN. Famous Pmoher and Who Will Optn Y. M.

C. A. Me.tlngs. and will be evidenced. In his audience to- morAw He comes Arom Rochester where hs Is professor In Baptist Theological School to open the Song Service series of 1906- 07 Association Orchestra will render a special musical program as follows The Heavens Are Telling from Creation Haydn Idjl Forget Me Not Engelman, The Prophet King Camp Coronation March opera Folk unger Kretchelmer Rellgloso March Chambers Si to the Times Morrlsville Nov 8 Oliver Fulmer of Perkasle Pa who a elected principal of the Morrlsvlllfl Schools last week to succeed William A has to the Board of School Dlrectori Ills rertalntlon firm bv which he Is employed In Phlla dMphia has offered him 125 a month more than the Morrlsvllle principal- ship pays and he will keep his old job The hoard will meet about the middle of next week to elect another i i a to hope to overcome Democrat8 Rue Th- i I a the me nf Vr n.1 re I i kivell of near Pennl ion i take place i i i nl (lock from her I i ment will be In Hwlng cemetprj un the direction of Blackwpll of Pennlncton Details concerning Miss will round on the sub The leaders are therefore giving special attention to the Councllmanlc situation an I both parties will make strenuous efforts to come out winners on this ticket The Democrats are claiming that thev will carrr at the Fourth rifth Sixth Eleventh Thliteeiith and Fourteenth wards Some of thy more sanguine are ad ling to this list the Twelfth ward At present the Demo fats a representatives In Council from the First Fourth Fifth Sixth (inH Flpienlh unrrlo ThA nr( came to them on a fluke however and Is not In an sense a Democratic ward The Democrats are basing their hopes In the Thirteenth ward on the Wrlg- glns Dale trouble but the Republican leaders saj thev will carry the ward by 200 pluralltj The Democrats are also claiming that thev will elect Satterthwalt In the Fourteenth ward This is a Republican ward ordinarily and the Republl cans say the Democrats are chatlng rainbows In laying claim to It ADMIT SOME GAINS Some of the leaders assert that the Democrats will fall to make single ward but one prominent leader of that party this morning admitted that the Democrats might gain a ward or two' Qn both sides It Is admitted that this has been one of the most listless campaigns In years As to the situation In the Confessional district and on the county ticket the only predictions being made are coming the Republicans One prominent leader of that party said to-day that eveiythlng was all right all along the line' He said the re- (Contlnued on Page Thiee) TO HIVE sem.il EflR CHRIST CHURCH St Marys Guild of Christ Episcopal Church v.111 give a supper In the guild house of the church Wednesday and Thurslav evenings of next week The committees are headed bj Mrs Charles Tucker president of the guild Members of the various committees are Supper--Mrs Thomas Perry, Mrs Aurella Hetzel Mrs James Netter Mrs John Pope, Mrs James Bgnton Mrs Charles Strasser, Mrs Charles Hoagland Supply Table Mrs William Abbetti Mrs Rhead Mrs Ege Mrs James Lewis Mrs Thomas Irwln Mrs Stone Sliver--Mrs Grant Kampen Mrs Charles Hunter Cake--Mrs Cole Mrs Perdunn Miss Annie ZeUne Fancv Table Mrs Parse Mrs Ran'olph Mrs Edwin Fischer Domestic Table Mrs Theodore Per- dunn Mrs Ellis Woods Mrs Miller Held wicker Dolls Mrs Warner Palmer Mrs George Bishop Candy--Misses Edith and Martha Packer Flowers Miss Helen Gill Grab Bag--Miss Gretchen Knight Miss Dorothy Manning Miss Rathel Pei i Ine Lemonade Well--MlsH Edith Fischer Miss Ethel Perdunn Ice Cream Charles Tucker and William Randorph These ladles will be In charge of the supper tables Mrs Duncan Mackenzie Mrs George Brla.n Mrs Edward Taylor Mrs Howard Whltehead Mrs William Vandewater Mrs Clarence Gill Mrs Howard Moses Mrs Robert Manning Mrs Richard Whltehead Mrs Judson Hlner Mrs Harriet Melgli Mrs I VanCleef Mns John Pope CEKIIFICATES FOR COUNTY TEACHERS A superintendent of schools has a the names of thpse who passed successfully tho special a i a i held last Saturday in hie efflre in the Oojrt House for those i i courftv certificates They are as follows Provisional to Eleanor A.

Dllts Cranbury Gertrude L. Hen- drlck Princeton Third grade Bertha Holoombe Pennlngton Helen Johnes Hlghtstown Rosa Mershon Morrlsvllle Second grade Mary McCurdy Rob- blnsvllle Provisional certificates are granted to those who hjn passed In a number of subjects will be required to a i a i later County Arnold to gether Arnold clerk of the Ewlng Sdiool Board i visit the schools it i llhurthi and Scudder: Falls next Friday "TONY" ALCUTT IS NO THIEF Tnnv A had two overcoats on yesterdav and Patrolman Tohn McDon ough arrested him on suspicion of hav Ing stolen one of the garments Alcutt explained In en irt todav a Joseph Hlckey had given him the coat and Tony nev ei been before court for anv thing more serious than drink- Ing Judge Harris rtK barged him nlted rommerrldl Travelers, ounrll. 240 rpg ilar meeting will he held Bj Pub ishers Press Dlrerl Ire a i 3 I i slid Roosevelt IB running in la manv States in the uni igh his name i jt a i i on iht i his his i rmcli IPS in 1 his fu an; belns; llsfd i i llio 1111 mon peoplo tn the HR I I pi i good eminent The President ss i i pres nt struggle i it Is Tn IT ear Is In tl fit a i ho i sent the memhers of Ins it met i i i i a i ho Setretarj Tilt has tie to I I I ill th li i i II I I II I 1 i i i i int, i 1 i i i i Tl -r in i I I I I I 1 1 i i i ii i i I re II i rv Is i is i 111 III I i 1 I I eei II I I th I i I I his i I il I I in I It I is I i I i IK i i i HI i i li i rr I i I I Political Welfare of Tammany Boss Hangs Election Balance HEARST FORCES' FIRE IS AIMED AT HOOT AND CROKER Tammany 15 State of Great sorder the Old Guard Rallying Around Mar tin Who Ookrr Wh It Many of District Leaders Stand By Murphy and the Ticket from Naples on October 26 I 1 i an I Me I I 1 i 4 I I I I I 1 1 1 Kl I 1 SITUATION IN ILLINOIS I i I i i 1 1 ins i i i in 1 ipp ll I Ih I 1 the election i i li I i i i Fedeiation of Miners he HIS 1 ll I to bring to i i a the alleged i of i i i his In I i i Bonapatte has scoied the 1 i i In a i a All i enenl Mo dv has booster! the i i in I I I I a a Secmarv i ilkeri most iontlnuousl in the mid lie vv st Secretarv Root the heaviest of Presidents oratorical guns fire 1 single shot at tici i i probablv rev ei berate i next Tu(s dav night The President himself ip- peared In a md though his mission a to speak it the tol dedication and was inmuncpd to have no political significance whilev er the ichlue i i i i 1 i tor Penrose seized the opport i i thus offered to make it iippeir tint President came to help It out It is In Ne-w lork however that the President Is most Interested He do- Udcfl me un I IK or (Hell HIP retirement of Hlgglns the selection of Parsons and the nomination of Hughes all In the early part of the summer, and his program a a jammed through almost before the men who i made politics their life stud woke up to the fact that there Is a mighty ongres. sional struggle on all rver the coun- Even such optimists as Ch-iirrmn i pe "'l on rom the a md Sherman and Secretary Loudensliger Ir hlm 'he a i out of the Republican Congressional Com mlttee expecCthat the House majority will be cut down some but they con fldently figure on at least forty votes I Pill I i 1 1 i He i si it i an 1 rnkei of tmn anj Inp I -ittle th' I lie i mil 1 1 I i ll Jl I I 111 i ll 11 I I anr as in ni i i i i i OF i i i usprl i i Knot i In I i i I rn II HP i I I i 1 I 1 1 ll I en 1 1 1 ll I 1 111 1 PI Trelind he tn HI line I I I I iirf i se I tit 1 8 I Will be Inspected Monday by the Special Coiiifnittee of Common Council FINE STRUCTURE AND HAS ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS If Inspection Shows Building to All ght it Will be Accepted by Coim i- I Tu'nld Ovtr thf Board of Health Costs About $18,000. pa up tal fot Han" KIP i i thp iRh( i tw prri fit Hphi In 1 i i a i i ll I I i I I a i 11 i i un il A 1 IS REPUBLICAN AGAIN i i i Pffi i i is In a i 1 he a un I a i i i i i 1 IT fult PII to lenders 1 i inrt i i i tr ni ENTERTAINS FIRST EMPLOYER ir In ni gp Hi2zir 1 I i if iu I i A I I a i 1 1W 2 i a i 11 of i a i 'f I i I I )f VP-W Tn MOM i i 1 i ton i r.

1 i th. -i HaT- a a 1 h- given MoTia, i by of orrTjon It PJA i Tun -I i anrl join on iws 11 ory ll he i-ned over 11 "io i Us i I I pla It under the il IV Boa-d i i a fine I i 1 -ic i stone trlmmln a i i .11 fee' along the front i is i i a on Hamilton 1 ms for aboat ninety to On a -a ir b-d- IMS hh ographer 11 in Mi I 1 L'rmo rail rgariza in a i a sraie for onsecuthe yeirs In Trent in he Is seeking regarding whereabouts of a Olds Is advertised foi In another Issue 1 rt thl over the minority OUTLOOK IN PENNSYLVANIA The Mavor sais he is as strongly for as will be the case. If Emery and Gib bonev are elected next Tuesdav In regird tn the state ticket the Mavor sajs he Is and always has been a Republican that he Is a believer in ard a follower of President Roosevelt and that In his opinion the Republicans of Pennsylvania tan show their respect and admiration foi the President In no better way than by voting the straight Republican ticket inlay pvenlPB i flo No po Broad lod Initiation ftig stlen requested To acfileve IUCCHI In bread on By Publishers Press Direct wire Harrlsburg Nov 3--The regular Re reform todav as he ever has been" but publican managers have been greatlv that it i be Impossible to obtain encournged because of the aid extended i genuine, leform bv snddllng a Mack in their campaign by the national ad combine on the people of Philadelphia ministration and, as a consequence they confidently predict the election of Stuart to the Governorship The defection of the anti-machine element of the party which under the name of the Lincoln Republicans put up with the Democrats a Fusion ticket headed by Emery, will undoubtedly cut the regular Republican majority way down, there Is, of course, a chance that Uie Fuslonlsts may pull through President Roosevelt showed his Interest In behalf of regularity by Attorney General Moody to the state The national administration is also been represented by Senator Knox and Speaker Cannon the latter declir Ing that Llncolnltes were merely being used by the Democrats to aid them In usurping the balance of power In the Republican party It has been one of the hottest campaigns In the hid tory of state politics for on the result will depend the fate of Penrose as Re publican boss The Democrats claim as certain an Increase of at least six Congressmen and they would not be surprised If there would be ten The situation has become so chiotlc by reason of a complication of locil Issues that even the wisest of the poll tlclans Is up In the clouds Fach side. claims It will come out with anv where from 26 000 to 40 to spare MASSACHUSETTS VOTE CLOSE Hearst i i kei wlTTlie un hors 1 Tammany Hall reorga nlred Mc( lellan md the city a i i a i IH uslnp every Influence, to impass Heirst defeat i i me in a i i a i of the a enemy of McClellan I rlenrts of Richard roker do not ex- Phllarlelphla Pa Nov 3 a pect him to again take the leadership John a ide complete hut he will give his advice on Tarn- ol(1 vlhen ns became associated i manj reorganization when he returns here In December ar Republican partv He did this In an i i a Hearst to-day snd last in Washington his home city open i to the public in i he night assailed Secret iry Root and for anrt he ftm private secretary to on declares the fusion tlrket is mer Boss Croker declaring that they g'essman Tom Johnson from i supported the a i is iv mask wereenemlesof thepeople He said that he In trolley work In the for th( a combine and a the Root had dragged his high position aiding i i a i partisan campaign and Into i personal attack In a local sltutlon In order to serve his corportlon masters Criker was fighting him he said he cause he had driven Mayor TWO BIO vv ARDS fl-st floor (hers arg i have trentr- H's IPS i ars four i ond floor together i i toflet neres.ary apartments H--I -nrt Ha most maitfn i for I I i i IP; i huildlng a i for the wan I I 4 and npr i a i wil -arrv the a enst to a IIS 000 The irp xands on the site of old i i i hospital and the i a ithorltles In the i of i t-aneery the erection It wo iid ho a msnacc to the health Hazzard That was seventeen ppop in the i i i The de- ago Later Mr Bates returned ciaion was in favor of the city, butt- Interest Johnsnn calls a lie 1 i untiln that back of i Jr I i i and larence for Dlslrlct At tornei THE IJRAFT CIIAHIiES i a i a 3 Dr Was Swallow leader came to i a i a a and an efl thro igh i a fix Judge stevpnsni a lie le all the a i had the charges a a i i a by Sam ue! Dallas a Swal lenliMi i i i a Senator or the BepublJ ai i a that i paper I i a i i a ks up in to a a i a i i i i a a a i I i a a also a a a a i i i a i I i a In the a Homer Castle i the a a a a Boles Penrose i to he seen a a a a I i i in I on the charge of he and the i i i i a the Republican Vd Is ry I oin I a a By Puillbhers Press Direct Wire Boston Nov 3 Massachusptt i vote will be close on Tuesday hut the chances favor the re election of Gov ernor Guild In the opinion of the un biased The fight Is a struggle of the old ei tabllshed order of things against th" element voicing the unrest and dls satisfaction noticeable throughout country The line-up of the forces barely escapes being a dire arraylnfe of capital against labor Attufimy Julin MOIHII uf "EOT ton represents the dissatisfied element If Moran Is elected he i be swept Into office on the crest of the a of reform and not because of a i he- has done Governor Guild refusal to commute the death sentence of Charles Tucker the murderer In the fa of a York ov 3 a Street got petition with 188000 signatures Is but reports from all over the State one of a number of acts that a a i complete confidence 5101 IN WALL SI. hurt him BOTH SIDES CLAIM IDAHO Publishers Direct Boise Clt, Idaho Nov 3--The cam paign In Idaho practically clospd todi i both sldcB claiming state a small majority Two years ago th" Republicans had majorities avenging 1700 The Democrats claim the a overcome this by waging a campaign on the Momion question nominations made by the church and charges a Republicans have resorted to methods In controlling the State af fairs It Is conceded that the have had the advantage so far an nrgu ment Is concerned thereby making gains but Republicans claim their poll shows majorities of from to ten thousand APATHY OUT IN OHIO By Publishers Press Direct Wire Cleveland Nov 9 Complete apathy 1s the dominant characteristic of campaign Vo one knows who wilt be elected" and'few care Nor mally Ohio Is Republican but as this Is an off year It would not be surprls Ing If the Democratic candidate for Secretarv of State the head of the ticket should be elected The Indications are that the labor fight begun at the opening of the cam- patfcii Kjnlnnt Cengrsiimnn Nlehnlas Longworth President Roosevelt son In-lavv has died out and It It predicted that he will be re elected bv fi 000 ma Jorlty REPUBLICANS IN WISCONSIN By Publishers Press Direct wire MMIton, Nov 1 A review of In Hughes election The result a Hughes money a a joureo" In to the street and i i an hour i I the opening of the stock market the I odds had lengthi ned from to 1 to 4 to 1 and i i an hour of the close I thousands of dollars of Hughes monev was offered at "i to 1 i a out of office for his connections with the Ice Trust HUGHES SEFHS TO HE It WQRIIF Publlshera Direct Tl ire New York.

Nov 8 Election rhanres In the kmplre state favor Charles Hughes the Republican nominee Is the predfctlon that can be made toda based upon all Indications that can be But it 10 by no meann certain a a as a a i must be reckoned i But on the face of Hughes has the best of It One tbl seems a i a i i a lines i be torn asunder an never before In i MPH of the uncertainty 1 1 have so manv a to the Campaign too that ft Impos Judgrt a Influence they will a a a bedenled that the Demo a a i In badly split owing largfth to the acceptance of Hearst a 1 had been placed In the field as an I a candidate But he has i nf personal popularity i may offset i Ills potlUon as an ant! and antl bias candidate i i him many votes of Re i a who are not vatlefled i the trend of affairs lent Roosevelt eleventh hour action In declaring through Secretary of Stat" Root In his speech ftt Utlca Th irsdav i that Hearst had incited the assassination of President Me Kin ley was a hard blow to HcarKt This showed In the In i odds yesterday to five to for Hughfls But wan It a death How'' The answer i not be given i I In the New York campaign a IP ail Is increased by the fact a a a In field a i for either would i a Irani him as a Presidential i i This i also have an on campaign tending to keep mam oters regular Altogether It Is a situation to size up TRETO-PHIIA, TROLLEY CARS HALTED TWO DAYSBY EXPLOSION The power house of the Philadelphia Bristol and Trenton trolley line was a i a wrecked bv explosion of a boiler Wednesday one side of the i i being blown out although no on was Injured The trolley KIMS TEACHERS ELECT OFEICERS WILL lilVE HALL TO SUNDAY SCHOOL Special to the Times Trenton J.unetlon 3--The entertainment committee of the TrentoO Junction Improvement Society com- Poylestown Pa, Nov 3 The Bucki pleted arrangements last night at the School Directors Association home of Dr Allen for the enter- BtlVp ed 0 Wlnl c' 1 'r a Wl lrl oia te von ton is i A nitrht in trm i Jame. i-n TH. 111 hall The event 111 be characterised by a formal ireijitatlon of the b.a|I by the society to the Trenton Jnncilwii Sunday School. Music will be by RHtenhoiisp Orchestra and Lester R. Weller i preside The program follows Overture orchestra address Objects of the So- cletj Samuel DeCou fotiual pre- sentitlon of the building the Rev Lamb acceptance of building for the Sunday School Farl Ritten- Dr A Sellersvllle Frank Ball, Quakertown and Wll klnson, Warwick Bucks County Principals' Anocl atlon elected following onVers President Rlilf Nauman Sellers vllle vies president A flatter Per kdnle secretary Miss Phoebe EVKS Vewtown treasur.r Martlndale The i of Teach ers I i was held yesterday af ternoon when Treasurer Ea.t presented his report which showed that It cost tl .7 to ran the I i one week apd a there was a balance of 1450 82 on hand The turers yesterday wera.

Pr Cor ion Dr 8 fe's 8 Krle bel of a an 1 Pro fessor Paul of Swarthmore College HORSE BREAKS BOY'S JAW; BRUTE'S OWNER PAYS J5 FINE a Ellsworth Broadband, overture address Edmund Hill, undress -the Rev Killlan overture orchestra William Olsen of 929 Indiana avenue was fined 15 In Central Police Court today for i i hli horse to run at large jeiterday Leon Applegate If yttri i by thi horii and sustained a fraet Jaw The boy taken to McK nley Hospital for a POTTERS WILL PROTEST AhAINST TARIFF TINKERING A i of the United States Man a Potter? Assoc atlon has called for Herpmber In Washing ton for the purpose of pre He Writes to Presiding Elder that He Will Not Preach Again The Rev George Potion formerly pastor of the nton Awue MethodMt Episcopal Church who dlsappeitj from his home at Naveslnk about ago has been heard from. now In Condon England The mystery concerning his abouts was cleared yesterday when th( Rev Dr Halnea presiding el- dp- of the. New Brunswick District of Vew Wil lr Pooltpn "Id ordlnUon papers were at a i and he does to pre-acn any He i from London where Mrs Poo ton i go to Join him as soon as she i arrange affa a here. Both be in Charge of All the Moving Poolton and his i are fengl'sh hv NENOHAN GETS NEW POSITION Plctur. cf th.

Amu.sm.nt Comp.ny in of the work Elakel) who Its erection Harry work on hlfht pres sure engine and the Public Service of dollars -it even or ev was bet that Hughes i the Mate hv 100000 Bros bet 120000 on Hughes at 'uperlntended 4 to 1 with a member of the Mr ok a for Exchange Wolf Brrs offerel to J40000 to MOOItfl Hughes Corporation for work In placing the he elected V. Baglev otor i Leo Levj that Hughes would be ult supper of elected A Smith bet 000 to Ml 6 ull Judder was chair $5000 i Dugan orf Hughes a nl announced by Mrs A The outsile broker for Hemv Compinv. bet $5000 a Hughes would carrj the Stile hv 110 Rlrhai 1 Mendham popular door keeper and i pluurp opera or at thf Trent Theatre surprises; trip theatre man anemenl this mornlnj bv tendering his i resignation to tskp effect as soon as resumed todav suet ran bn secured Mr i has heen offered a 1TW I llllinDV CflD llflSDITII "Hlons i i i a i vaudeville hoists ntW A MJK nUoNIAL the i to operate the i i 1 ana to In rapae in (he houses it nwin0f io laundry at Mercer Hospital a i in this rlty hp tnM hy the women 8 Aid Society th a he rT Amuncmont 0 m- of the hospital at a meetlnr held UKt rh9 i a has go a to ant Thf- laundry committee voted a an of nf i to anntBtarrts In thjp suppr roneern JOHN J. OWN TO liKAVE 000 pluralltv A Scott bet A (Continued on Pige i IN CHURCH CLUB Speclsl to thr Morrlivillp No i A Men wan In ih" rsi lam a i a a of rlu Presbv tr-rlan i organized il! whl lln "I Ig lam Burgess Sr who I the purpose nc i i I a of Tren ir(h i a A tl i organize 1 I a i I i i a i i i a Burns Frank a a WlllUm Buritess Jr Charles Heller and William Howelt Special to the Times Princeton Nov 3 The funeral services of the John Hrlen held frcm a (. Church i morning The Rev Leriny officiated funeral was attended by Princeton Engine Company Vo 1 and bv delegations from the Hook and Ladder Company and Me-- cer Engine Company and the Forrest- ers of America Flower tributes serf lows Exempt Firemen of Pi In eton a 1 1 a i ok faralllar promenadev and a i resorts and Ladder i ompanv hook in 1 lidder were wrecked or hrea hed dcstrui Mercer Engine i ross tl extends along asi for a dis Princeton i i II tanre of PS The loss Is rat! Chinese fri-nds i H.

mated at $5 era! pleaiure yachts a anil TO LAY CHURCH CORNER-STONE rn foun 9 ro a He will In of the mo ing pic In that are to operalf I In th i by the a company GREAT STORM IN EUROPE lark treasurer amountln- to $50831 Plans for the annual ball to between Christmas and New a ere discussed, I Paris 3 The damage done on the remaining In i Tbrf corner stone of the new st worst of the storm I ad pasied Peters Church at Merchantvllle near Camden will be laid tomorrow after- Vu 8 The noon at 8 clock bv nslgnor John a i i oast Thursday Fox All the members of the church dh a Triyi'lLTM hl l' ah and a number of persons from other rkl ood junv gondola, 1 i hf present Monslgnor Fox craft the i also make a short addreni Thft new church i be constructed of stone i of arrhltec ture Qlncf founding the purleh a In a hall but Increased rapid refiifff Jn the calm ntf 8 ou tr i i bv Hubbard Mr- Testers of A i a Pit," Tn Mil! rn i 1 Iv recentu a the erection of a church a neceasan The Rev a I Clime i an as a priest at the hurch of the Barred Heirf in this Is the rector The coniplcuouflnfift fOAd Uunder' of way CUBA IN STORM DANGER AGAIN Is lha A i i I a in a wat i hose i a i i "vrlone sa so i i i Fl i may not of such a In and ts course may leave i to the east rt ot the province of ot Itnti re 7 I of The Heemi Kara Hush Paul of I INVtTC THE be I i to I lotesf IM on if Clansman den I I terdrv afternoon to Invite imher of prominent apeaktrs tf attend 1.. i il firiri.