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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-31
Requires Time.

Mildred, what brings that young man
to the house so often?"
well his mothers stepfather mar
ried a second cousin of my fathers great
aunt. We're trying to figure out what
relation that makes him to me, and that
can't be done in one evening."-Chicago
Tribune.
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ODELLP 4 THIRD TERM
Some Of His Friends Say In washington
That He's q Candidate.

Whether with Gov. Odells authority or
not, certain friends OF his have visited
Washington within the last two weeks and
said that the Governor was candidate
for denomination in 1904. Exactly the
motive for the visit OF these men to WASH
ington at this time Is not now apparent.
II Is not said that these friends Of the Gov
ernor went TO Washington at his behest.
II is merely stated as an indubitable fact
that certain OF the Governors personal
friends have been around Washington within
the last two weeks declaring that he was
TO be q candidate for denomination In the
Presidential year.
On the other hand. II is known that Gov.
Qdell la his few moments OF leisure likes TO
vfite letters declaring that he In not q can
didate for denomination IN 1904 And so,
In the estimation Of Republicans very close
20 the Governor who sometimes wink the
other eye, Il is not known At this moment
Just where Gov Odsll stands a. TO his de-
sires for future political preferment
Republicans familiar with the history Of
their party sinoe 1853. who recall the attempt
Of Gov. Cornell 10 create q personal party
said Last night that many things are going
on which viii come 10 the light u day after
the Legislature adjourns.
Gov Cornell failed and became q political
waif. and his party met With defeat for
fifteen years after~ard.
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COP cor MAYORS SECRETARY.
suspicious Character Enters the city Hail
NJ $50 A. NJ.


James B. Reynolds, private secretary to
Mayor Low. WAS held up in the City Hall
early yesterday morning by a policeman
and after being taken down 20 the station
In tbs basement had to prove that he was
really what he described himself before the
acting sergeant would let him 20
When the ordinary entrances to the Citv
Hall are closed the only way in 10 through
the station house. Mr.. Reynolds was at
the opening Of Street Cleaning Commits
sioner' Woodbury's East Side fish market
at o'clock yesterday morning. 1t was
nearly Q o'clock when he left the market
and he decided to 60 downtown at once and
get I'd work.
Acting Sergeant Conlin. was in charge
Of the station when Mr.. Reynolds strobe
through. Conlin called to him, but Mr..
Reynolds went straight on without needing
Conlin ordered a policeman to 60 after the
intruder and bring him back here quick
The policeman caught up. with Mr.
to the private office Of the Mayor.
what are youse dom here?' asked the
Il am Mr.. Reynolds. the Mayors score
:Oh. that don't 20. Tho Mayors secre-
tary- wouldn't be knockin' round here this
time Of the mornin' You got to como
downstairs and see the sergeant said the
bluecoat
Conlin also WAS incredulous until two
cleaners identified Mr.. Reynolds: then he
was let 60. He says he's glad the police
are % alert.
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eleven tickets we would have to throw
out the voting machines. Under the pres
ent law OF nominat ions by petition Q man
who wants 10 spend the money TO get the
nomination OF half dozen parties by peti-
ton can do 30. He could, by getting suf
icient nominations by petition, prevent
the use Of the machines. There Is bill
now up at Albany that reduced one-half
the number OF names necessary for NOM
nations by petition. That, II II becomes
2 law. will increase the probability Of more
tickets each year"
A leader OF Tsmmany Hall said yester.
day: why 70 II that Gov. Odell IL determined
to force the voting machines made by his
friends on the city OF New York; Why
doesn't he make II mandatory for the whole
State when he's about itY You see the
lesson OF last November.
III we have voting machines the vote Of
Greater New York win be known by o clock
at night. Mebbe wen get the returns from
the Governors counties up State next day.
You see, they got word how New York had
gone pretty early last election night and
the way the Governors popularity swelled
up State was remarkable and highly In
structive"
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BUFFALO Az ARCHBIsHOPRICY
That II Said 10 he Intended by the Pepe
and Mgr. Cenaty May He Its Heed.

and Mgr. Csnaty May he Its Heed.
According to rep2sts which have reached
prominent CatholW cergymen here. the
see Of Buffalo Is to be elevated to an Arch
bishopric. II Is known that this was the
intention Of the Pope when the present
Archbishop Quigley was made Bishop Of
Buffalo. 1t Is even asserted that bulls
to this effect were then actually Ia the
United States. but Leo XIII. was induced
to delay this elevation. and Mgr Mar
tinelli. then Papai Delegate. was directed
by cable TO return the briefs. Now. how
ever, it is said. no opposition viii be made
TO this division Of the New York province,
which is one Of the largest in the world.
1t is known also that Bishop Conaty's
bulls were expedited. The facts that they
have not been published and that Bishop
Conaty has won distinction and favor at
Rome are taken TO indicate that he 10 to 10
elevated to the new Archbishopric instead
Of being transferred TO the see Of Los An
geles. as arranged several weeks ago
1t Ia also suggested that Mgr. Mooney,
Vicar-General OF this province. may be
chosen for the see OF Los Angeles in the
event OF Bishop Conaty being made Arch
bishop OF Buffalo. Mgy Mooney was the
choice OF the Bishops of the New York
province for the see Of Buffalo.
The Vicar-General Is now In Hot Sprin IN,
Va. recupersting from an attack Of the
grip. from which he has been suffering
since the celebration Of the Papal mass
at the Cathedral, in which he participated.
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MONEY GONE. KILLS HERSELF.
widow Who Lost 800. 900 I'm Speculation
Puts Bullet Into Her Head.

Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, a widow, q
years old. shot herself yesterday In her
fiat at SO West nth street. Her body
was found on the bed by John Quinn, an
old friend who lives at iss West 18th
street.
Mr.. Quinn went to the house to tell the
woman that he knew of place as cashier
that she might get As he got no reply
to his knock on the door he climbed into
the apartment by way Of the fire escape.
A revolver was near her and there was a
bullet wound In her right temple.
Frank lstey, commercial ira weller of
Babylon, l.. l.. the woman's stepbrother.
removed the body for burial
Coroner Scholer said that in his opinion
II was clearly case Of suicide and the
police OF the East 10th street station have
the same opinion.
Mrs. Robinsons husband, who was in
the fire insurance business In Boston, died
ten years ago and left her, 1t Is said, about
S9O.O0V. She came to New York and lost
the money in speculation. She finally
mortgaged her furniture to get money
to put into venture and when that failed
she Threatened 10 take poison.
She had told Mr.. Quinn that abe would
like employment and Intended TO break
up her home on April I. He says she was
well educated and refined.
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DUKES TRUNKS SEIZED AGAIN.
LONDON SENDS MANCHESTERS
CHECK BACK IN MOURNING.

This Time It's the Duvee0s VINO want
s33S for . Brass Shield That They
Took His Check Fsr-Last Time II Wee
Q Jewellers Claim Ter Meek Pearls.
Twenty-Five pieces Of baggage belonging
TO the Duke OF Manchester, who returned
from Palm Beach on Friday with his wife.
were attached yesterday on . writ for Ss7S
which was obtained against John Doe.
The writ was obtained by Duveen Droe..
dealers In antiques, tapestries and rugs.
in Fifth avenue. It was served on Henry
Wallace. the proprietor Of the Cambridgs.
where the Duke and his wife are.
According to q representative OF Duveea
Brothers, when the Duke was In this city
In 1859 he went to the store and bought
= brdss shield Of some kind for es7s. LA&
year when he was here attachment pro-
ceedlngs were threatened on the bA. and
the Duke. according to this member u
the Arm. then gave his personal chsok
for Gl5. The check was on q London bank,
and the Du Q wrote II out in the seors.
The brass shield was sent to the Duchess
at the Holland House.
As il our CUSTOM said this membse
Of the firm last night. we SAINT The Dukss
personal check to our London houss for
collection. The check was presented TO
the bank on which II was drawn and dis
honored for lack Of funds.
Our London house sent the CHECK baok
to us in blaok: bordered envelope: 30
far Al ] could find out no member Of the
London house had died. and guees soms
one over there was trying to b f.cetious.
back nt the Duke s' va. s a Palm ss.Ss s;Ss.
then the firm haA been keeping sharp track
Of him, and on Friday II was learned that
the Duke and Duchess had returned to
Duveen >Bro.. turned their claim
against the Duke over to . Broadway oel-
lection firm, with instructions 70 - the
money. A lawyer representing the drm
got the attachment. Henry Duyeen. the
renior member Of the firm. ssid last night
.The purchase was made BY ths Dsks
when he came to this country In iSoe. When
he returned to this country last wint1r We
attempted to collect and had his trunks
seized at the Holland House.
and said 1t was an oversight on his pert
and asked US II we wouldn't aooept his
check for G<5 OH q London bank. We did
and sent the check TO London for collec-
ton. II was returned marked No funds.
at the Cambridge that his baggage had been
attached again, he had q talk with Mr.,
Duveen over the telephone and asked u
he couldn't have the claim settled to-day.
Mr. Duveen was asked about this and said:
have nothing mors to do with IL. II
1t Is not long since . ieweller ssnt deputy
sheriff to the Holland House where Papa
Zimmerman was then sojourning With his
daughter and son-in-law 10 sitach the
d Ounce %ost ~ .h sbps ss q $500 ~
vry unkind on that occasion and would
not release the Dukes clothing until bond
had been given.
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MARk IMAM HETIERS IIPTOV.
Nssld Have 0 ssk.lDs, ssississipssi steam.
boat nAes 70 ~. t4ss,s tsir.

Aark Twain. Ia letter Ia David u Franois
pn sld.ni al tbs NJ. LOUIS Worlds Pan
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WOILDN'T LIE no SAVE HIM.
woman Gives tp Pleading Letter written
b, Man Accused Of Murder.

Dy wan Accuse0 Of Murder.
LEXINGTON. Ky. March 3o.-MS. Clifford
Porter, wifeof the noted rscehorse trainer
was placed on the witness stand at the
trial Of J. W. Bess for murder this after
noon. She testified to having been driving
with Bees on Wednesday before the murder
Of Mrs Martin and TO having received two
notes from him asking her to swear that
IL was on Friday that they wen, 10 the
country and that he remained that night
NJ her houss
She gave the notes 10 Common w~alth's
Attorney Allen and declared thay were in
Be-ss Handwriting and were delivered TO
her by Besss son. One Of the letiers fol-
lows
May. . understand YOU say you wa. not
out Ia s@s your COWS on Friday you was aud
yOu Siy Ne oaIne bsk and had a, steT sosIp
aud u Was raining hard and . v~Dt and soi
the buggy and tool you home and that sHs
The last you saw Of nae, bat MAS 10 q dsno~
With NE until o'ciock. aud don't ialk 20
no 0nF
i@n With yon for mo 10 oon,. dear n
you dani siics To ms ~ H. all right Rud
knoss that ! csn expose him. tho,Isi \ woHf
do " siiho1i 10 ksels you sssy aud do8 Z
Isi yon get ias out Ansssf THE
u ~as shown that Mfs Martin xAs chpk.d
Ia dssih and her b,dy thrown Ia pond
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WENT BLIND AT SCHOOLDEsK.
Ambitious Derby Girl Works Ut Her studie'
TIL She Can't See.

DERBY, Conn.,, March S0.--Juda Fox,
the sixteen year-old daughter Of Michael
Fox, became blind to-day while working at
her desk in st. Mary's parochial high school
n term examination. She had been
studying to gain class honop. Last week
she complained Of her eyes and Sister Mary
Joseph. who had charge Of the school.
urged her to 60 home and take rest. Bhs
was too eager TO take the examination
to stop school at that time, however,
While she was sitting at the desk writing
to-day she cried out, Il can't see Tests
were made and 1t was found that the sight
Of one eye was gone. while only enough OF
the other remained to enable the girl to
make out the outlines Of objects.
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opened the front door and ran. while I
ran back into my rooms.
O. W. ARNOLD's ExpIANArros

o. W. ARNoLD's EXPLANATION
George W. Arnold by whom Dobson was
emPioyed, said Of the case:
DoDson' since Jan l. had been In the
Co. turf brokers, at 20 ESohan1e "u olace q
me Lords Court Building. He was EN-.
ployed a. cashier and statikticiap. and
thought very highly Of him
ne came from a suburb OF Nashville
~ Ieen something-and Is married and
ana prominent In Washington.
Two or three weeks ago he told me of
some sttempt that man had made to black
msil him, but was busy at the time and
didn,t pay much attention to him.
Az J O'Clock this afternoon he went out
2 O'Clock and asked II there was ANYTHING
doing. He didn't come back, and he next
.hihg we heard OF him was when Detective
Sergeant Carey told us OF the murder
DoBsoS ARRESTED.
Dobson was arrested at 0 O'Clock last
night as he was going into the house of
L. Rosenberg at 20l West Nth street.
tra sf ~ HsoISe nhs has been painting por-
learned that.in talk with Dobeon' 8 friends,
and told Capt. Mentally OF the East i2sth
street station that he'd better 60 to the
Rosenberg house.
McNally took two Of his men there. The
came In.
We want you said Capt. Mentally.
AN right said Dobson, who was per-
Iectiy cool and collected. I'm go along
with you and make no trouble
Dobson was locked up in the Fast l2eth
street station. He refused to discuss the
case, either with the police or the reporters
unul he had talked with his lawyers. He
asked that . member OF the law firm of
Howe Hummel be summoned for him
and the police promised to call one.
Dobson had no revolver when he was
searched He had big roll Of bills and
several letters, one OF which was from
one OF his children. Capt McNally read
only line or two of that and then handed
II back to the prisoner.
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EXAMINATION srsUE s.xRgD.
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hIonAnsD Va March ~ ho1don .
sasi1. ~ wssluasion h.s hs.n d-'so.-d by
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9th ebl.<s aud fsffs-s ass,
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GERMAN Is CONTENT.
Thinks Action Taken by Roosevelt ~
Dewey Interview 10 Su1acient.

Special Cable Dsspateh 10 TIE Sun
BERLIN. March S0.-It is regarded as
noteworthy that the ofiicial North German
Gazette to-day does not refer to the inter
view with Admiral Dewey comparing the
American and German Navies. Neither
does 1t print any reference to the subse-
quent explanation made by Admiral Dewey
to the President
The Nationai Zsauna. which may be taken
to convey the latest and final of{icial utter
ance on the subject, states to-day that II
has learned authoritatively that the Oerman
Government has not taken and does not
contemplate taking any step In the matter.
either at Washington or through Charlie
imagine Tower. the American Ambassador
Al Berlin. The paper commendr tho actton
taken by President Roosevelt on his own
volition as emnently correct
Count Riventlow, author OF the standard
work Die Deutsche Flotte,' contributes
an article 10 the Ta0ebian. dealing with
the comparative merits Of the Germsn
and American navies. He asserts that the
AmerlcaA man9uvres revealed that the
United States navy IL still in its infancy.
He says that the shooting was very poor.
and cr,icises the heet As being heteroerns-
Gus and not possessing . single srdhored
cruiser Of the modern type He ADDS
that the question u manning the ships
has not been solved. that the morale Of
the personnel H. very low, and that the
crews SIRE given To deserting en- nAAss.
He attributes the destruction Of the spanish
hs-t. not 10 superior shooting. but IN the
more ample ammunition that the Amsri-
can possessed Ne concludes by hoping
that Admiral Dewey will end HE policy
Of 'pwsen,s and invitation
wAsHIsofos. March 10 The Dewey iptss.
vies incident 10 regarded ~ ended. No
complain, has been ren.iyed from the 6se-
man Goysfum~ni in regard Ia the statement
Attfibuted 10 tho Admiral ths, the Wes'
Indlsn naval n,ss1uyres we're more NJ sn
obysa l..-oh Ia tho Kaiser. than 90 any other
person, and tho su'bofiiiss here sfe 40.
clii.d 10 think thai hoas y 40 10 inAas
To- ,lss ~ tho Presidents iiiilsiiss in
sseklns gu explanation ffoa tho Adinlssl,
i,.,il,.f tho sis,s Department noT the ks,y
D-paI'nsn,h has ,sksn oabclsl oosnixsAos
~ ils u.lefsiss
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A GENTLE COERCION.
senators Could Net Withstand . Threat
OF Tear.

TRENTON. N. j., March So-The Senators
INDUCED in a little pleasantly tonight at
tho expense Of a large delegation Of nurses
who had come to urge the passage Of the
Nurses License bill, and who were ranged
about the presidents desk when the meas
IRE came up. The Senators to q man voted
against the bill, but. when the nurses
showed signs Of breaking down the Senators
arose in body and had their votes changed
from No to Aye to the delight Of the fair
yisitors
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LAUGHING MAN DROVE EN- OFT.
Depopulati0n Of Bellevue Alcoholic ward
Laughter Now In Mad ward.

Nineteen Of the twent y-nine patients in
the Bellevue alcoholic ward got up and
left yesterday on the ground that the cold
gray dawn OF the morning after is no time
for mirth and laughter They couldn't
stand the presence Of william Reilly. the
patient who has been laughing ever sincs
last Wednesday. WHEN he Was found en-
joying an attack Of hysteria at his home.
10 Ninth avenue.
Reilly was transferred last night 10 the
insane ward, where there are several
patients suffering from mslsncholia
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". II. RYAN RECEIVERS.
Associate Of ". q. whitney RegsIns His
Health In Arizona.

PHGSIx, Ariz.. March So.-William X.
Ryan Of New York, who came here four
months ago in i'll health and after spending
years abroad in futile effort TO reco yer.
left this city TO might after a complete re-
covery. He goes to Chihuahua. Mexico,
on mining and railroad business. thence
to Colorado Springs and will return to New
York within two months. Mr.. Ryan Is
associated with william C. Whitney
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TURNER'S NEW STAR.
Reports on II From Naval star-Cazers
and Yerkes Observatory.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 30.-The Har-
ward observatory has received informma-
ton from the United States Naval OBJ
servatory and from the Yerkes Observatory
concerning the new star discovered by
Prof. Turner. A telegram from Capt.
c. NJ. Chester at the United States Naval
Observatory says that theAield OF the nova
discovered by Prof. Turner was photo
graphed there on Friday night and the
discovery was confirmed. Magnitude, s.5;
color, red.
A telegram from Prof. George +. Hall OF
Yerkes Observatory says that the new
star is in the following position; March
27.75, Greenwich mean time; right asoen-
sion, 6hours 81 minutes 20 seconds; declins-
ton plus 30 degrees 05 minutes 30 seconds
Its color 10 red and it's spectrum shows
bright lines or bands.
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DR. p. ". MIRRAY ~ GRAsH.
His Ceupe ssruck b, Csr-H~ Vas Not
Hurt. but the Drt,er Wss Injured.

A coupe, In which DR. Francis W Murray
Of 10 wesi Thirt y-ninth s,rcst vas riding.
was run into 10y . nor'hbound electric car
at Sixth avenue and fory-hrs, stree, lac,
night The ssb wss overturned and Dr
Murray had To -, out ~ II by way VI the
window Hs was no, hurt
Thomas Ohourks of s2I seventh svenue,
vac the driver 81 tho COUP snd hs r.oi,sd
oon',slons and internal .nJuis. ne ~ss
KINNEY, the mOiormsn 81 the car. was
AFTsetsd
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GEORGE GOULD TO VISIT WEST.
Sons Accompany Him 70 Study Matters 81
interest 70 Gould Railroads.

interest 70 Gould RaIlFOAds.
LAKEWOOD. N. j.. March So.-George j.
Gould will leave New York tomorrow In .
special train for two weeks trip over the
Gould lines in the West and Southwest.
His sons. Kingdom and Jay, will accom-
pany him The boys left hero this evening
for New York to join their father.
This trip was planned several weeks ago.
but Mr.. Gould was compelled for business
reasons to defer T.. 1t will be an educational
trip for the boys. They will study the
details Of how q great railroad system 10
managed. and learn interesting facts con-
corning the industries Of the principal cities
and towns In the territory traversed by the
Gould railroads.
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