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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
Lehigh Valley now Has Enough
NOn-UniOn Engineers to
Fill Positions.
WILL WORK TOMORROW.
Delegate from New York Union in this City
Yesterday but was Unsuccessful in Set
ting Men 0uit-Many Boats Waiting to
be Moved Steamer Loaded and is
Bound for Boston.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad was
enabled to get the local tug boats,
which have tied up at the coal docks
since the strike of the tug boat engi-
neers began, at work this morning.
The Philadelphia & Reading have also
started a few of their tugs and hope
soon to get others at work. All have
on board non-union engineers.
Yesterday afternoon a walking dele
gate from the New York branch Of
the Marine Engineers Benevolent
Association was in Perth Amboy talk
ing to number of the non-union men,
but he did not succeed in getting
them to stop work.
To add more trouble to the engi-
neer's association, the treasurer,
William Kolb, of New York, is report
ed to have disappeared. The associa-
tion is thinking of Offering q reward
of s., 900 for report of his where
about. There are many who think he
has met with foul play. Since the
strike was declared he has been work
ing hard to prevent the union mems
positions being filed.
Most of the engineers are hoping the
trouble will soon end as they are
very anxious to get back to work.
Since all the tug boats are working
today there is rush of coal orders at
the docks. Over fees tow and canal
loaded, and it will bEClzsssfs, -
the men to work all day tomorrow.
The steamer Hector came into the
docks Thursday evening and a gang
of men were put to work to load her
with hard coal. The gang finished
their work last night, when the
steamer had just $500 tons of coal
abroad. She will sail today for
Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
FIRENEN WILL ELECT
OFFICERS ON TUESDAY.
Commas IS Slated for Chief and n be Eected-NO OppOs
ton to the 7cket-Eecton WN be Heidm the City HAHN the
Evening Between z and O'clock

The election of a chief and two
assistants for the local fire department
takes place in the City Hall on Tues
day night between and 9 O'Clock.
The candidates, who were nominated
by the different companies, have no
opposition and will he elected. W..
G. Conlings has been nominated for
chief by the members of Protection
Hook and Ladder Company; John r.
Moylan will be first assistant chief,
being nominated for that position by
the Mcclellan Hose Company, while
James M. Glenn will be the second
assistant chief as the choice of Lincoln
Hose Company.
All of the candidates are men we'll
known in Perth Ambov, and are popu=
lar. The retiring Chief, Louis FRANKIE,
has now completed his second term as
chief of the Perth Amboy Fire De-
partment.
AS a fireman once in line for chief
is seldom turned down, it is generally
accepted that John p. Moylan will
succeed Comings and ]. M. Glenn
will follow him. This being a tact
the contest is always over the election
of the second assistant. The com
lpanies take turns in nominating the
candidates so that the real fight takes
place among the members of the one
company having the nomination OF
second assistant.
When the present plans of the Board
of Aldermen is carried out there will
be another company to take into con-
sideration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
SAYS BROTHER is
SENT TO SIBERIA.
Prof. Hagelstam Greatly Distressed
over News he has Received
from his Home.

Prof. Hagelstam, who makes his
home with Peter Johansen in this
city, has recently received word that
his brother has been sent to Siberia
by the Russian Government.
Prof. Hagelstam is much distressed
over the news. He says that as he
understands it, his brother was
accused of saying things against
Russia and the Czar. He was arrest
ed and after a short trial was banish
ed to Siberia. No stone will be left
unturned, Prof. Hagelstam says, to
get his brother free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
ACCUSED OF ALLOWING
HOUND DOG IN WOODS.
Game Warden Church, of South
AmbOy has Man Placed Under
$500 Bonds for Trial.

Game Warden Church, of South
Amboy. arrested Edward Ziegler, OF
Browntown, yesterday afternoon on q
charge of allowing his hound dog tc
run at large in the woods and fields.
Ziegler was arraigned before Record
er Pickersgill and placed under $500
bail to appear Monday, May IS, al
5. 10 O'Clock for trial.
1t is understood the warden has at
least seven or eight witnesses, the
majority of them being volunteers,
who have dogs of their own and are
compelled to keep them tied. 1t is
said that Ziegler seldom has his dog
chained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
SCHOONERs IN COLLISION.
S. N. Bird from South AmbOy Run Down
by British Schooner.

The schooner S. M. Bird, Captain
Dodge, bound from South Amboy for
Portland, while lying at anchor of
East Chop near Vineyard Haven yes
terday afternoon, was run down BY
the schooner Walter Miller. Both
vessels sustained considerable damage
as the result of the collision. The
Birds port cathead and lib boom guy
were carried away and the flying out
er jib was torn.
The Miller had part of starboard
main rigging carried away and main
sail chafed. Both vessels proceeded
over the shoals. The Miller was q
British vessel bound from New York
for st. John.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
Case of Homestead Building and
Loan Against Mary Ryan Clos
ed Yesterday.
SUIT OVER MORTGAGE.
Mayor CharIe' K. Seaman and James S.
Wight on the Interesting Facts
Brought Out-Iames Ryan for Defense
Mrs. Ryan was Called but was Unable
to Testify.

In the suit of the Perth Amboy
Mutual Homestead and Building Loan
Association against Mary Ryan, which
as told in the News yesterday, was
on in New Brunswick before Vice
Chancellor Reed, the Vice Chancellor
reserved his decision after hearing the
testimony.
The suit was brought to recover
possession of a property held by the
defendant upon which the loan holds
mortgage. The defence claims
moneys to the amount of So, 780, held
by former solicitor of the loan, have
not been applied to. the money borrow
ed, and that nothing is due. Lawyers
Spencer and Beekman appeared for
the loan and Willard P. Voorhees, for
the defendant.
Mayor Charles K. Seaman, testified
as secretary of the loan that payments
on the shares held in the loan by Mrs.
Ryan ceased in April 1901, and the
payments OH the interest ceased in
October, 1901. There was due on the
bond and mortgage held by the loan
upon the Ryan property on July 25
1902, tho time the loan decided to
settle up its accounts, the sum of
81, $3.50. This included insurance
paid by the loan on the property. The
amount of the loan secured by Mrs.
RYAN was "a, 200
Lawyer Voorhees,, in cross -examin-
ing the Mayor, questioned him as to
whether the loan was not insolvent,
and denied that the defendants had
made default in payment of dues
because of this fact, that of insol-
vency. The chancellor held
that the company was not insolvent
because it had wound up its affairs.
The scheme had not failed, as they
could have gone on if desired. The
Mayor testified that the examining
bankers found the loan just about
solvent.
For the defence James Ryan was
sworn and testified that if the moneys
received by Mr.. Wight had been paid
on the claims intended by them and
not upon claims charged against the
personal account of Mr.. Ryan, there
would have been enough money to
settle everything and no need of the
present foreclosure proceeding. Some
of the bills paid he was not author
lied by the Ryans.
Mrs. Ryan was called, but was un.
able to testify. She is quite aged
and became nervous when called. She
started to cry and when she had com
posed herself the evidence had been
concluded on both sides, so that 81 {
did not get her testimony in. The
Vice Chancellor reserved his decision.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
SHULSKY is HELD
FOR GRAND JURY.
Given a Hearing Before Recorder
Yesterday Claims he is Victim
of Assault.

Julius Shulsky, who, as told in
yesterdays News, was arrested
charged with having stabbed Andrew
Mamie, was given hearing before
Recorder Pickersgill yesterday after
noon. The testimony of two witness
es to the affair was taken at the con-
clusion of which the recorder held
Shulsky to await the action of the
September Grand Jury. Shulsky still
denies that he did the stabbing, claim
ing, that several men including Mamie,
made an assault upon him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09
TO MEET IN CITY HALL.

The Board of Aldermen has invited
the committees of the Chamber OF
Commerce to meet with them in the
city hall instead of Judge Lyon g
office as had been planned Mr. Sid
ney Riddlestorffer, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, says the in
vitation will be accepted.
Advertising is the life of trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-09

FL. LARKIN, 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
MILLIONAIRE
TRIES TO MURDER WIFE
Colonel Griffith Under Arrest
Charged With Mutderous
Assault

Los Angeles Cal. Sept 7.-Colonei
Griffith, a millionaire resident OF this
city and a member of the board Of
park commissioners. has been arrest
ed on the charge of assaulting his
wife with murderous intent. Mrs.
Griffith is in a hospital suffering from
the effects OF pistol shot wound in
the head and a compound fracture OF
the shoulder. She was shot in her
room at Santa Monica hotel, where,
with her husband and 15-year-old son,
she had been spending the summer.
In her statement to the district attor-
ney Mrs. Griffith said her husband
shot her, after forcing her to answer
at the pistol point some irrational
questions as TO her faithfulness and
knowledge Of any attempt to poison
him. When he shot her she was on
her knees. She ran to a window, out
Of which she jumped. falling onto a
roof some "A feet below. fracturing her
shoulder blade. Mrs. Grlfith wanted a
charge Of insanity preferred against
her husband.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
MAXIM GLIDE TO Be
FASHIONABLE DANCE
Combines Simplicity With
Gracefulness-It 1t Is Ap-
proved by Professors

The Mas i'm Glide is to be the fash
ionahlc aance this winter. 1t is the
creation of Caksr Duenweg of Terre
lteute. lhf. he new dance has TO
recommend ITS simplicity of movement.
lt was r'"i,ntec to the American So
ciety Of Professors OF Dancing. and was
given the sanction Of that body. The
Maxim Gltle' is so easy. indeed, that
upon seeing IL exec;.ttd once the ordi-
nary observer with little knowledge Of
the Eracefui art can duplicate II suc-
cessfuly. The dance as illustrated by
its author. Professor Duenweg, begins
with military schottische position;
that is. the man and the girl facing the
same direction the mans arm just
touching the girls waist, while her left
hand rests on his shoulder Her free
hand grasps her train. while the mans
dlsengageQ left rests ON his hip. In the
hrst tiort Of the dance count four to
each bar of music in the second part
only two. The man. with left foot. bal
unces forward and back, starting in
fifth position, while the lady counter
parts with right. They take three walk
Ing steps forward; then repeat the first
STEP the man with the right the lady
with the left foot.
In tile second part, counting two to
each bar Of music, they dance the two
step 60 sehotusche time.
iI'rofessor Duenweg, after illustrating
his dance said that he based his hopes
on success for the Maxim Glide on its
extrenie simplicity EVf hh
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

JOHN J. GALLAGHER
& BRO, licensed druggists, owners and
Of the house, situated az NO
io0i Market street. in the Ninth ward. Of
the city Of Wilmington. county Of New
Castle and state 0f Delaware, ln com
pliance with the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that we shall apply in writing TO the
Court of General Sessions OF the State Of
Delaware. in and for New Castle county
on Monday the 2ist day of September. 4 .
D.. 1903. being the next term of said court
for license for said house as "A drug
store. for the sale therein Of intoxlcat ting
liquors by prescription for medicinal pur-
poses ana the following respectable citl-
zcns Of s;ud ward. at least fwelvc Of
whom are substantial frochaiders of ga al
ward, recommend the said application.
viz.
e. G.. Shortlidge VIM. p. Wright.
george w. Moody James Lawlcr.
NeNen g., Gamble. Charles s. Gamble,
george W. MullCc. G.. s.. Watson.
John r. Ahrous, W. IL. ii. Tdwafds
William Il. Todd. Lewis a. Fritz
Harry SinCy. Jos H. Wv Follansbec
Samuel n. Gamble, John NJ. Clarnen,
George Brooks. Mfrhrel Kenan
a y. Mop. Johnson. a. a. Fincrtv.
Norhert j. Cashch Hurry O. Draper,
jesse Wiltnunke. Alfred a.. Shur.
JOHN T. rfrr scWnp &. PRO
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
SHERIFF. SALES.


SHERIFF'S SALE.-BN VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed.
will be exposed 70 public sale, at the
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county and
state of Delaware,
on MONDAY.
THE DIST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1903
at $50 o'clock a. m,
the following described real estate viz.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with a three-story brick dwelling
thereon erected situate IN the city OF WIZ
mington. aforesaid. bounded and described
as follows. to wit.
Beginning al the westerly side Of Jack
son street between Kirk avenue and Ninth
street. at the distance Of eighty-twO feet
eleven and one half inches northerly
from Kirk avenue, thence westerly paral-
lei 90 Kirk avenue hne hundred feet to a
corner: thence northCriy parallel 10 jack
son street twenty-one feet eghi and One
half inches to corner; thence eastcrly
parallel 70 Kirk avenue and passing
thr9ugh the centre Of the party wall he-
tween this property and the one adlniu-
ing on the norgh one hundred feet 10 the
said westerly side nf Jackson street and
thence thereby southerlv twentv-one feet
eight and onc-hah inches 20 the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may
Seized and taken IN execution as the
nro-arty Of Thomas Ferry and Annie.
his wife. mortgagor, and 10 be sold by
EAfMrr r eTrpTTANf. Sheriff
Shorins office Wilmington. Delaware.
September 5. 1909.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
x...al. & ilsse
lEARN% GARDEN
5sIiSIsIt s'S-S-
SHEEP scAe.

The Dipping Procrss-Portnble vntn
For smnH FIocks.
Sheep scab is one of the most serious
drawbacks TO the sheep industry Of the
country and results in enormous fnan-
cial losses. The losses are due to she'd
ding Of the wool. failure of condition
and the denth Of the sheep. Common
scab is exceedingly contagious from
one sheep to another and may in some
cases show itself within about week
after healthy sheep have been exposed
TO infection. The contaglon may be di.
rect by contact Of one sheep with an
other or indirect from tags Of wool or
from fences, posts. etc. against which
scabby sheep have rubbed or from the
places where the sheep have been "bed-
ded down"
BY far the most rational and salts
factory and the cheapest method Of
curing scab is by dipping the sheep in
some liquid which will kill the para
sites. The dipping process Is as fol-
lows:
First.-select a dip containing sui
phur. If prepared dip is used
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
spicy News
from fhe SpOrf-
ing World
at-lnrge
SP()R 5

Lee pardenos viii try TO throw Joe
Grant twice within an hour 4t Washing
ton Friday night
The EPSON Derby for 1905 has closed
with 2s2 subscribers. The oaks OF the
same year has 20 entries.
The Carlisle Indians have football
game scheduled with the Northwestern
University team at Chicago November 25.
Kid Sullivan and Dan Lewis are 10 box
twenty rounds at Washington, d. C.. TO-
night This Is The nrst Of proposed
series.
on Friday night Jack McClelland boxes
Aurelia Herrera al Portland. ore. The
same night charley selger viii meet Rufc
Turner az selule,
Coach Woodruff formerly Of the u.
of Pa. continues 90 practice the Mini
men at centre anr quarter at Spring
Lake. Mich. in the hope OF finding strong
men Tor those positions.
Billy Maddon. the famous ex-pusilis.
and manager of fighters, has applied to
Mayor lucky Baldwin for the position
as chief Of the police force OF the new
town of Arcadia Cal.
Tho action brought By Tod sloan, tho
jockey. against the French Jockey Club
which was 20 have been tried before tn,
third chamber OF the Civil Tribunal Of th'
Seine has been postponed unul after th'
Vacations.
Loander Rowing Clubs oight-oare,
crew won the International cnallenge cul
at The Cork International Regatta thl
year. IL was the only English crew pres
ent and was opposed by Dubiin Unver
sity. Loander won by about four lengths
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
AFTER svNKtN TREASURE
Johnson and Party ssneuine of Sue.
oess--Some .Leves Matters.
ncIQl 10 ihn INenIng .Ionrnnl.

"a Special 70 the & Fyenipg FIoWnal,
Lewcs, Sent .-7.he salva4ion ARM.
Corps Under kdiutant Kemp is oxpeeted
70 come 20 f.dwcs witif It's c.livas tent.
Dr. Joseph Niaifln as adding 70 his
office a back buildihs and will ic6hvert il
into atdweling and iGore house to be oc-
cupied by Jeweler Gotowitz
Mrs. Ann h. Groom. wife OF the late
Thomas Groom. formerly Of Lewes. now
Of Columbia. Pa. VIII return to Iewes
and make Il her future home
Thomas Poynter. who Is operating a
hollow cement brick plant. is building a
row Of four dwellings on Market street
TO demonstrate his taith IN this new IN
novauon in ihc builders world
Letters from c. W. Johnston state that
his party Of treasure seekers left San
Francisco for Mapzicaees last week and
expect 70 be at work extraoting sunken
vaiuables from the wrecked stoaner Col
den Gate by the middle OF September.
The steamer was sunk during The Axdos
Last year Mr.. Johnston's party started
the work but only succeeded in obtaininr
few stray pieces Of coined gold. They
are sanguine Of success.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
smAn1 ronrAn1r prpr1Nd vAra.


which does not contain sulphur it is al
ways safer to add about sixteen and a
half pounds OF slfted flowers OF sui
phur to every hundred gallons Of wa
ter, especially II after dipping the
sheep have to be returned TO the old
pastures. ,fs ,t
Second. Shear all the sheep at one
time and Immediately after shearine
confne them TO one-half the farm for
from two to four weeks. Many persons
prefer TO dip Immediately after shear
ing. ita
Thlrd.-At the end Of this time dip
every sheep. and every goat also il
there are any on the farm.
Fourth Ten days later dip the entire
flock a second time.
Fifth.-After the second dipping
place the flock on a portion Of the farm
from which they have been excluded
during the previous four or five weeks.
Sixth.--Ilse the dip at temperature
OF 100 to 10 degrees Il.
Seventh. Keep each sheep in the dip
for two minutes by the wateh-do not
guess at the time-and duck its head at
least once.
Eighth.-Be careful in dipping rams,
as they are more likely to be overcome
in the dip than are the ewes.
Ninth.-Injury may. however, result
to pregnant ewes, which must on this
account be carefully handled. Some
farmers arrange a stage with sides TO
hold pregnant ewes, which is lowered
carefully into the vat and raised after
the proper time
Tenth-In case a patent or proprie-
tary dip especially an arsenical dip, is
used the directions given on the pnck-
age should be carried out TO the letter.
A small portable vat suitable for use
in dipping iiocks is shown at Fig. l.
When not In use, this vat may be con
veniently stored away, and It may be
drawn from place to place, as desired
The dimensions here given may be va
ried according to individual taste by
making the vat longer broader or deep
er. A convenient size viii be Q feet
long by 2ia feet broad at the top,
inches broad at the bottom and 80 tC
3 feet deep The floor measures o inche,
broad by A feet long. From foo
above one end OF the floor a slant Will
cross cleats rises to the top end Of th'
vat The sheep are dropped in by
hand, enc at a time, at the deep en-,
and after being held in the dip FOR tive
minutes are allowed TO leave the vat a
the slanting end. This plan Of vat ma!
be easily modified, II desired, so as I,
have a small dripping platform at
tached, as in Fig. ?. In this modified
plan an inclined platform is added t.
the vat (shown in Fig. u. and a remoy
able skeleton box is made to 1T over Il
A gate may be placed at The deepe
part Of The slant. This should swim
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
EXCITING SHOOTING CONTEST
Was Finally Won by Victor DUPONT at
the Wilmington Country Club.

One of the most exciting shooting con-
tests ever held az the Wilmington Coun-
try Club was that ON Saturday afternoon.
on the first round Robert w. Smith ana
Victor Dupont tied for first place. They
then attempted 10 shoot of the tie. but
the next three rounds resulted in ties.
on ;he fourth round Mr.. DUPONT won by
one.
The latter has held The club champion
ship for several weeks.
A handicap golf match against bogoy
was started az the club on saturday al.
ternoon. About twenty-five members toob
part, but because OF the thunderstorm
which came on the match had TO b,
postponed Notice OF the match win b,
given later.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
How,s This Z?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catafrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY a CO., Toledo. o.
We the undersigned have known F. l.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made BY their firm
W ESTE g. IRUAX, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.
WALDiNG. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testmonia.s cent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold By AL
Druggists.
IlaIs Famly pills are The bnst.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
YeIlow Fever h MexIco.

Monterey, Mex, Sept, From in
formation received here by telephone
from Linares. business has been prac-
TALLY suspended and those who are not
afflicted with the yellow fever are idle
though not yet in dire need. Scores
OF cases OF fever have been reported,
and among the afflicted are some Of
the best citizens. including the mayor
and his secretary. A representative
Of the Texas health authorities is ex-
pccted here to supervise the disinfec.
tion of the city and to make another
thorough investigation.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
rree pweIIers Lose use Of Lens.

London, Sept. IA Melbourne dis
patch to the Daily Chronicle says the
administrator Of British New Guinea
reports the discovery OF an extraor-
dinary tribe OF marshland dwellers in
the Island of Papua. owing TO the
swampy ground and tangled tropical
underground walking and canoeing are
almost impossible. The native dwell
ings are built in trees. and as a re-
suit of the conditions tho natives are
gradually losing the use OF their lower
limbs and are unable to walk on hard
ground without their feet bleeding
Their bodies have developed enor-
mously. while their legs and thighs
have become taropried. In figure and
carriage they are apelike.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
MOB CHASED NEGRO
oisOrdsrIy Whites and Blacks Fight In
Bridgeville.

Bridgeville Sept. Tin a riot here al
midnight Saturday night Edward Smith.
white, was stabbed and several negroes
badly beaten. Smith was standing at a
pump IN front Of the store OF A. w. Cul-
yer when Joseph Andrews. negro,
slipped up behind him and stabbed him
m the leg.
Andrews then ran into Culver's store. A
mob quickly formed. armed with shot
guns and revolvers. Tho men surrounded
the store and wrecked the interior IN an
effort 20 capture the negro. But Andrews
escaped by a rear door and. dodging a
shower Of bullets, escaped after being pur-
sued mile
Several negroes. who went 10 Andrews
assistance. We're beaten by tho whites.
IL Is believed that some Of the shots
took effect on Andrews. as several blood
spots were seen along the railroad track
whence he fed.
Evening journal., 1903-09-07
MORE SUSSEX TROLLEY TALK
This Time a New Lot Of People Want
to Build Line Between Lewes
and Rehoboth.
Special to the Evening Journal

Lewes Sept. IA 'new set" OF trolley
people are here after a right Of way from
Lewes 20 Rehoboth. and they are either
big buffers or mean business. They say
II the town VIII give them the right Of
way that they win have their equipment
on The ground within ten days.
year or so ago such "a spirit would
have set the town agog. but there has
been so much trolley talk OF late every
body has grown accustomed to st.