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NEW JERSEY STATE NEWS. The county police authentic* and a (•tree of railroad detectives are scourmg the woods and mountains to the north of-TjmtQn; seeking trace of the four men mho a few nights ago attacked William DcHatcn. operator of the Philadelphia Sc Reading Railway Company’s tower at Glen Moore, to the east of Tftnton. OeHaven, mith the fate of William Orndennin and other operators under similar circumstances, spurring him to action, managed to telegraph his predicament to headquarters a> the gang was forcing an entrance into his room "Robbers breaking into tower to hold up. Send relief at once," was the message of warning and appeal that he sent singing r the wire, while the marauder? c pounding at the door of the apartment and demanding admittance, threatening to break their way t_n if not admitted at once. Superintendent Eetch. of the New York Division of the Philadelphia & Reading Railway, on receiving the dispatch, immediately wired to Yardmaster Peter Mallcy. of Trenton, and asked for a police train with, orders for a clear track from Trenton to Glen Moore. Constables Potts, Howell, Capple, Seaser. Smith were secured, an empty box car picked up by the engine, manned by Engineer Martin Burkhardt and Fireman William Boody. The time between Trenton Junction and Glen Moore was made within ten minutes. In the meantime. however, the approach of a coal train had frightened the robbers away. DeHavcn was able to point out the direction taken by the men and the trail was followed by the police to the hills, where it w aw lost in a thick wood. In the darkness of the night tl was impossible to regain .the scent and since that time no definite clews “have been discovered. President Woodrow Wilson's popularity as a lecturer and afler-dinne* speaker is shown by the number 'of invitations he has received recently to speak oft public occasions. He has announced his engagements Jor the winter months as follows: On December J he will speak on Civic Patriotism at :hc banquet of the Board of Trade of Passaic. N. J. At a dinner of the Southern Society of New York on December 9 the toast will be "The South the North.” On December w he n address the School Masters' Assoition of New York on the college course And methods of instruction. Fof December 13 he is scheduled for two' iddresses in Philadelphia, one at the anniversary celebration of the Second Presbyterian Church, and the other Bee fore the Young Men's Christian Assoj nation. On January aa he is to speak before the Outlook Club, of Montclear, X. J.; on January 27 at the dinner of Mayflower Descendants in Philadelphia ; on February 15, at the annual dinner oi the Albany Ahnnni Association. and on February 26 at the meeting the Sunday School Union oi Philadelphia. When John Smith wen! home the other night he found the body of Isabel Jones, aged 80 years, lying on the floor of their miserable home at Bndo, a settlement two miles from Mount Holly. He had lived with the wtMaaii for a number of years, but as he worked on a farm near Smithville he was al home only once a week. The woman had died front exposure, and her oody was frozen. Her surroundings were squalid, as there was+ut little iurnitur* in the house. When Quartermaster Alonzo Thot son, of Camden, of the Third Ri mem. X. G. N. J-. appeared in 1 jrmory at Long Branch, to dislw Company K. he was greeted by us tngry soldiers, who hurled ques*--" thick and fast. The charge ir **• Jer disbanding the company Sciency. Captain J. C H. when seen, said: “We have been <! criminated against. The last rep ihows companies with a lower percesit;ge_” The militia company has beet In existence for nineteen years, bang originally Company B. Dennis Holland, an oysterman, aged |l years, fell overboard at Bivalve froet 1 yawl in Maurice river and was drownHe came ashore from an t

•Be wages dot — . — - - {75. Sunday evening he started m iawl to go out to another c— schooner, when he lost his life. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burt, an a couple living near Bridgeton, ne yenshed by the damper of a pipe t mating turned and their room £•<“ with coal gas. They were foam 1 topsdeus in their bed by Mrs. I Gilmdre. who lives in part of the hqj

. PnC^i.VEf.T Paapi" Sir Thomas Upton has to pay f on property In Chicago nasessed 1 *700.000. Peter ItowTger. IF- Anstrian acth nn the occasion of hi# recent «Ixl* birthday; received over 500 congraM lory telegrams. Professor Jirirha Xar-k*. the hf evs niter of Emperor Win lam I_ T been a«ked by Prim- H-rhert a marrk to wjfte a life of his father. Pietro Carton I has given 5200.00L.. found a sanitarium for tnliervnlosiwH Gents at Rome In neniarv of hi* ^ son*, who died of tuberculosi*. ‘ Mr*. Ulaml Stanford is *aSd to cv. • larger amount of insmm— (tinn a ulher woman in Hie srorid. Her o “ amount to more than a million d A brnnxp statue of tlenersl X.. Herkimrr. founder of the New 1 vUl-go that Iiears hi* name, will *1 ly he j;resented to the people of t town. The Archdueheca Aur--<tn of A_ '■o* Just proved herself a good a from a recent bnoting trip she coal clone upon a large bear and caoily d bita dead. IV. II. F. Swanlisek. the oldeat U. Odd Fellow in N'etimska. Is the i van In that Stale who wears tb- I Crar* of Pritssla. presented to f ‘ Frederic IV v • Professor Koch, of Heblejherjr N Mily instraetar of any Bid Genunay who leelures on * He Iras for several years lectured'B ,v this subject. .. t a Prigsrtier-lletieral C.’Alfoc -1 NIraracna. son of Preshl* >f ibfit country, has arrived laj York, and Is r<i register as a atn l htasifcesa college In Newark,