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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
CONGRESS- TALKS
ABOUT THE CANAL.
BOurke Cochran New York Mem
Der Critized hephurn's
Idea.

WASHINGTON, Dec. with an OPP
portunity for unlimited debate ON the
subject of the Panama canal the house
exhausted it's -oratory on that subject
in a long session, and finally the bill
appropriating S16,500,0d @ for canal
work, which was the subject of discus
sion, was read for amendment and
has been placed for its final passage.
The feature of the debate was the
criticism INDUCED in by both Repub-
leans and Democrats regarding the in
completeness of the statement of eN-
penditures and estimates furnished by
the canal commission. Mr.. Hepburn,
in charge of the bill. made some effort
to show that while detailed estimates
might be more satisfactory, at the
same time members of the house were
not in Il position to pass critical judg-
ment ON estimates for such work pre-
pared by expert engineers who held
responsible positions and had been Sc
lected entirely because of their fitness.
Bourke Cochran On. W took decided
exception to this attitude on the part
of Mr.. Hepburn, applied 1t as affecting
all matters of appropriation and ar
raigned ii as decidedly the wrong atti-
tude of legislators. To enforce his ar
gument he read the sentiment of the
president in his message for economy
and scrutiny of appropriations. The
SO called press agent" of the canal
commission was criticised by several
speakers and lack of definite informa-
ton as to the existence of such a posi-
ton was shown. The place was de-
clared to carry a salary of $4,000 a
year, and some curiosity was mani
tested to know what were its duties.
In the senate Senator CulbeYson in
trOduced a bill making it Il felony for
an insurance company or any other
corporation to contribute money or
anything of value toward the election
of Il president OF a vice president OF
the United States. 1t is likewise made
a felony for any person to knowingly
use for such campaign purposes any
money contributed by Il corporation.
The bill prescribes Il penalty of not
less han two years on more than TWEEN
ty years Imprisonment.
There were also resolutions dealing
with the question of the Incorporation
Of interstate railroad companies and
the contribution of funds to political
parties by national banks.
In his annual report to congress Sec
rotary of the Treasury Shaw has pro-
posed a plan for a more elastic cur
rency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
City BRIEFS


AT the meeting or the Board of FX-
else Commissioners tonight a protest is
expected to be receives, and other mat
tiers of Importance are to be considered.
The Policemen's Mutual Benefit Aid
Association will meet at city hall this af-
ternoon to complete the arrangement
for their BAH tomorrow night.
Frank Applegate viii leave next
month to join the Hi Henry Minstrel
Troupe, one of the best on the road. He
has made good at local entertainments
with his voice, ana his fame has spread.
-Voorhees, the Youngest son of MT.
and Mrs. Ferd Garretson. dislocated MS
elbow by falling from a fence last week.
The young man now has his arm in
splints and is doing nicely.
Paul Vida. the Bridgeport, Conn.
Hun held as q fugitive on q charge OF
taken to the county Jail ms morning;
handcuffed together, by City Marshal
Peltier. Each went up under a thirty
day sentence.
"A New York party. on their way
south, had some trouble with their boats
engine and they put in at the dock at the
foot of Gordon street. They expect 10
leave by the end of the week.
Care V. Evans has purchased an
auxiliary catboat, the May. 1t is of good
size and has sleeping accommodations on
his powerbOat, the Web.
The workmen in the employ of 3. f..
S SNseeed \ y s ioH tS Sa S GGmden on h tbe u GSmr
State street pavement, starting at the
lower end, at the first Lehigh Valley
bridge. After finishing the easterly side
of the street they will begin on the west
erly side.
Perth Amboy Lodge. b. P. o. Elks,
is to meet In the Masonic Hall in the odd
Fellows building, and not in the Kirby
building. They expect to meet there
first at the first January meeting.
John Blume, of Maurer, whose skull
was fractured by a fall at the Maurer
factory a few weeks ago, is able to be up
and about the house and is improving
very satisfactorily.
San Salvador Council, knights of
Columbus, will hold an important meet,
ing tonight. The election of officers will
take place.
A meeting of Family Home Lodge
No. IA, l.. o. G. r., will be held in I. o.. G.
Il. Hall, in Prospect street, tonight.
N-Laggren Bros, the decorators, of
Elizabeth, who have the contract for dec
Grating Washington Hall, in Fayette
street. for the police ban tomorrow night
completed the task this afternoon.
"A number of local Foresters of Am
erica went to Fords last night They
were the guests of Court Mcclellan, of
that place.
The Bollschweiler Union Band held
a rehearsal at the Hartmann Hotel last
night.
Last night the official board of Simp-
son M. e. church held n special meeting
to arrange the finances of Simpson NJ. Es
church for the expiring year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
WAS.TAKEN TO
THE HOSPITAL:
Paul MOravik, Who GrieVes for
His Relatives in Russia,
Left Today.

Paul Moravik, the Hebrew who is
mentally unbalanced, and who was
released in the custody of friends yes
terday, as told in the NEWS, was
again taken to the police station last
night by his friends because of his
queer actions. He was held for ex-
animation and he was today commit
ted to the State Asylum for the In
sane.
While friends were on their way
20 New Brunswick with him yester-
day. to see Il physician, after he had
been released by the police, Moravik
attempted TO jump from the platform
of the car. but was restrained. He
is an {inveterate cigarette smoker,
and this and other causes, besides
fear for the safety of relatives in
Russia, are believed to be response
BILE for his mental troubles. He has
been here but a short time and can
not speak English. He was employ
ed at the knee pants factory.
Moravik was taken to Trenton, to
the Asylum, this afternoon by City
Marshal Peltier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
ROAD is ACCEPTED.
After Long Delay the Franklin Park
Road Is Finished.
.pecial to the EVENING NEWS.

special 10 me EF ENING NE y
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. t.
After nearly two years from the date
when the contract was awarded for
the building of the same, the new ma
cadam road from this city to Frank
lin Park and from there for a dis
lance of over a mile toward Kings
ton was accepted yesterday afternoon
at a joint meeting of the freeholders
of MlddleseX and Somerset counties
held al the court house. The free
holders agreed to pay the contractors,
Moran & Sutton, the balance of the
80 per cent. of the contract price due
on the road and will pay the remain
ing , per cent. one year hence, when
the road is fully accepted. This ac-
ton was taken after Director Foun-
tain had read a letter from State
Road Commissioner f. c. Hutchinson
in which he said that after the in
spection of the road made by him on
November II he felt that the road
had been finished in a satisfactory
manner and he would accept the road
on the part of the state.
All the members from Somerset
county were present, Director Logan,
of Somerset county, being seated with
Director Fountain from Middlesex
county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
WOODMEN HAD
AN ELECTION.
John Hansen Is the New Council
COmmander---TO be Installed
Next Month.

Camp Perth Amboy, No. 10, Wood
men of the World, held a meeting in
the rooms in the Jefferson building
last night, at which new officers were
elected and some new members taken
in.
The new officers elected are: Coun-
Gil Commander, John Hansen; advis-
DRY lieutenant, Harvey Clark; bank
err, Harry K. Mason; clerk, Emil
Warter; escort Harry Bender; watch
man, John Hass; sentry, Emil Han
sen; trustee, for three years. John
Poulsen.
The new officers will be installed at
the first meeting in January. A num-
Der of high officers will be present.
At the meeting last night five new
members were received and a num-
Der of applications were received.
During the past few months the camp
has grown wonderfully and the mem
bership is 200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Ask CIemency For Mrs. Rogers.

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. THE exec
utive board of the United Women of
the Republic, in session here, sent the
following telegram, signed by Mrs. Ste
phen Buhrer. president, to Governor
Bell of Vermont: The United Women
of the Republic hereby ask you to ex-
tend clemency to Mary Rogers 1t
would be n shame and a disgrace in
this enlightened day to execute II wo-
man who for her actions was irrespon-
sible at all times. We pray God will
show you the way to avoid the xecu-
ton of this woman"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Field Trials at Wnynesboro.

WAYNESBORO, Ga, Dec. THE
first series of the all age trials of the
Eastern Field Trial association has
opened here. OF the nine braces en-
tered seven were run. The dogs who
ran the best of the day were Hard
Cash, Clean and Count Gladstone;
Jesse Bodifield. Count Gladstone and
lemons Rodfeld,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
IDES BELIEVED TO BE
HIDING IN SWAIN P.
Man Captured Near Bound Brook
Admits Being Implicated in
His Crimes.

BOUND BROOK, Dec. 7:-Confes-
sing, the police say, that he has been
working with an organized gang of
burglars, among whom was Dutch"
Ides, Fugitive from the Railway Re
formatory), a man calling himself
John McMullen was yesterday held
for the grand jury by Recorder Brat
ton on a charge of larceny. The pris-
oner says that he is one of a trio that
have been robbing stores and houses
in various parts of the state.
Frank Ides, with whom McMullen
says he worked, is known as New
Jerseys Jesse James, and the police
OF this state and New York are look
ing for him.
The prisoner says that Ides is the
leader of the gang, plans all the rob-
berries and disposes of the plumber.
He refuses to tell the name of the
third burglar.
Ides, the prisoner says is at pres
ent hiding in the "Dismal Swamp"
near here, and a posse has gone
there to search for him. McMullen
says that they committed two rob-
berries in Bound Brook Monday night
and got away with plumber worth
$1,000.
Mamie Van Ness of South Plain
field, was returning home last night
after dark, when, she says, she saw
three men hiding in a lot les her
home. She hurried home and told
her brothers of her discovery. When
they went to investigate the men had
fed.
A posse was soon organized, but
search did not result in the finding
of the men, though they captured a
bay containing jewelry. Yesterday
McMullen was arrested at the South
P~laintield station waiting for a
freight train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
POLICE COURT NOTES.
DOings Before Recorder and Re-
ports at Headquarters.

Following the receipt of Il complaint
against the alleged blocking of the side
walk in front of Potts & Kaufmann's
wholesale grocery establishment, at State
and Fayette streets, yesterday, Policeman
McDermott saw the concern and they
promised to keep a passageWay of four
feet clear.
Policeman Shultz had n call to "a
Catharine street. last night, to settle n
family quarrel mons occupants of the
house. No arrests were made.
a complaint was received by the police
yesterday afternoon that a New Bruins
wick venue boy struck a neighbor's girl
with a ruler whenever he passed her on
the street. Policeman Wood saw the
boys parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
LOUIS |SMITH
RENOMINATE D
Continued from page ~

will be by invitation and it is expect
ed that it will be attended by hun
dreds of guests from this city and
surrounding towns.
Visitors Last Night.
A number of the members of the
Woodbridge Court of Foresters we're
present as guests of the local court
last night. They had a fine time and
Chief Ranger Grimley, of Wood
bridge, made an address.
The committee in charge of the re-
zen bail and reception, which was
held in Washington Hall. Fayette
street, reported that all claims had
been settled and that $3.50 had been
cleared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
At Trainers School.

At the Trainer Private School the
following new pupils have entered
for the evening course: George Git
tens, Matawan; Edward Wilson, Mat
avian; Allan Dagger, this city; Ed
ward Denton, of Cliffwood, has en-
tered for the day course. Miss Anna
Starker, a graduate of the school, has
a position at the Ashland Emery
Mills. George Lund has taken a DO
sition with the Perth Amboy Ceram-
ic Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
HAVE HOUSE WARMING.
Raritan Yacht Club Makes Plans
for Social Evening.

The monthly meeting of the Rari-
tan Yacht Club was held at the club
house last night. The steam heating
system is nearly completed and,
when it is ready, a dance in the ma
ture of a housewarming will be held.
1t will be somewhat more elaborate
than the usual bi-weekly dances.
1t was announced, as told yester-
day, that the minstrel show is to be
repeated under the auspices of the
Elks, and with some changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. There was
a good enhance t. City park track,
Four favVrites won. Lionel and Alice
D%ougherty lest their riders IN the stee-
~plechase, Willie Jim Bozeman fell heav-
lily at the tenth jump. Lawless, his
jockey, was carried off the field uncon-
scious, but it is believed by physicians
that he-will be all right oon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

The American Society of Mechan-
ical Engineers, of which Water Com
missioner Thomas J.. Clark, of this
city, is a member, held a big meeting
in New York city yesterday, after
which they went in special ears to
Harrison, where they Inspected the
water works and a number of other
places of interest. At the convention
were about 1000 men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Judge HeisIey Coming.

Speclds 20 TIC EFENING WINS:
NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. t.
Judge Heisley will come here ,Janu-
AIRY s to try cases for about two
weeks. The dates for the trials Of
cases are to be fixed next Tuesday at
the opening of the December term of
the circuit court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

The funeral of Louis Hoffner was
held from the home of his sister,
Mrs. Philip Dressler, Is Watson ave-
nue., this afternoon. Mr.. Hoffner
was a member of st. Paul's church
and the funeral was largely attend
ed by members of the congregation.
Rev. Jacob Ganss oficiated. Inter
ment was in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
RendV Eni. Parade.

The Transfers Union held a well
attended meeting in the Adelaide
building, 1873 Smith street, last night
and all plans for attending the big
parade and mass meeting in New
Brunswick tomorrow night were
completed. The Transfers Union
will have a special car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Heir Under Guard at Hill.daIe. n. .

HILLSBALE, n. j., Dec. 7.-Charles
Arthur ,Hisman, Jr., fourteen years old,
whose father asserts he is the nephew
of a late Sir William Ballard of Eng
land ana that he has fallen heir to Il
$~2,000,000 estate, is being guarded un.
der extraordinary conditions ut the
home of the famous "Rawson twins"
here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
ODD FELLOWS ENTERTAIN,

AT the meeting of Lawrence Lodge,
Odd Fellows, in the Odd Fellows
building tomorrow night a number
of the members of the Woodbridge
lodge will be present 10 have the sec
ond degree worked on a number of
candidates. A social hour will fol-
low the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
PAINTERS CONVENTION.

Delegates from the various Paint
ers' Unions all over the United States
are attending a convention being held
in Memphis, Tenn. The delegate
from the local union is Henry John
son, of Park avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. T.-William NJ.
IYins wa last night elected president
of the Electoral Laws Improvement as.
ISOLATION, which body is the outcome Of
the recent agitation in New York for
ballot reform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
JUDGMENT IN NEW BRUNSWICK

SFettW 70 NO ETENINN NE
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. Tn the
district court here, this morning Judge
Hicks rendered judgment for SISo and
costs against the Greacen-Derby. Engi-
neering Company. of Perth Amboy, in
favor of the practical Engineer, q
magazine. The suit was for nine months
advertising ut $40 a month, Il A. Reyh-
olds appeared for the plaintiff. No de
fence was presented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

KINGSTON. N. Y, Dec. 7.-Cornell
~Vangaasbeek, the negro accused of the
murder of Oscar Harrison near Wood,
stock on Tuesday last. was arrested
last night ear Cairo, Greene county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

Nomination and Election OF Officers.
Goodwill Camp, No. 81, w. O. w,
will have an election of officers Tues
day evening, December 18th, at 8
O'Clock at their meeting room, Dana
Hall, Smith street. All members are
requested to attend.
1895 12-6-3t-w-f-m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. e. w. GROVES
is on each box. csc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
After Pnhlic Service.

Freebooter O'Neil reported that
the asphalt pavement on the Albany
street bridge had not been repaired
as the trolley company had promised
and unless the repairs yer made the
bridge would be impossible this win
ter. He was in favor of stopping the
running of cars over the bridge UNI
less repairs were made at once. No
definite action was taken, the matter
being in the hands of the committee.
The board then adjourned till next
Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Gil NC
COMPLETION OF THE
APPROACH.


nine feet of corrugated iron on the
Cheesequake bridge draw had been
damaged by the wind getting the best
of the bridge recently with the re-
suit that the draw could not be OPP
Grated. He and Freebooter Welsh
had wired the trolley company to
make the repairs as they were re-
sponsible for them. The draw can
not be opened until this is done and
he had been informed that no repairs
had yet been made. The matter was
left with the committee for action
thereon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
FOR
NEWS PRIZES.
Race Is Now for Second Place
Another Change Made
Today.

The standing in the EVENING
NEWS contest to date is as follows:
Mrs. Charles Helmer,
73 Woodbridge road, 637O
Miss Jessie Gluck,
245 Smith street, 1882
Miss Mary Hanson,
Union Grove, W'bd'ge road .l4S5
Mrs. Florence Hanson,
1877 Market street, .,...., 1893
Miss Mary Hanson,
"a Charles street, ......... 81
Mrs. John Hanson,
1875 Hall avenue, .......... 81
Following is the coupon for today.
Fill in the name and address of the
person for whom you wish to vote
and send or bring to the NEWS Of
flee within one week from the date it
bears, otherwise it will be void.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

Leave Want" Ads. at branch or.
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
OBITUARY

Belinda Sanford, daughter of Pasquale
and V%incenza Sanford, died at the home
of her parents, 157f Broad street, last
night, at the age of fifteen months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

Leave want Ads. a branch Of
fees.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
lie aquI una Oportunldad VpntaIoSa.

Los Alamos N. NJ, NOV, |. fSOU..
William Frank, de Ia firma, William
Frank Hijos, mientras que estnvo en-
la VENTA PARA CERRAR DE IL,
FIELD, escogi6 GlRpnas baraturas en-
vestidOs de niaos tires piezas) que ofre-
CO q sps numerosOs marohantes 4 pre-
clos baratisimos. Por eiemplo:
Vestidos de muohachos, tires piezas),
de 5a IL amos do edad, ,por 81 so hastR,
SO 90 el vestido.
Levitas y Chaquetas de senora, ds IA.
vierno, diez de elias, por IS 30 hasta
$1,000, con no menos que cinco, hasta
5000.
Tamhien un lote do ensguas dc vesti.
do de soAora, muy baratas.
Tambien levas solas de hombre pre-.
clos acknowledgements bajos.
Por ittimo, pero no do menos signiR.
canoie, 30 sombreros blancos y de falda
ancha para hombres, dc todos tamafioe,
valor desde 50 so hasta 81 90 por 81. 90
hasta 80 90.
Vengan verlos y colnpren q sus pro-
pios precios. Invitamos nuestros nu-
merosos marohantes de Emplazado, Los
Alamos J Joya IArga, a que vengan 4
convenoerse de por 81.
Todo 10 demas se vendera los precios
mas reducidos. Ustedes no necesitan
ir a Las Vegas Watrous para com
prar barato. Vengan q vernos. Somos
sinceros en- nuestro proposito do hacer
negocios y les daremos dido y atencion
oontinua, ya sea que oompren no.
Muy Respetuosamente.
William Frank i hi10A.
il-4-4t. L0a Alamos, n. Mk
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
QUO WARRANTO INSTITUlDO.
tl ASuntO de los 0flCiaIeS de BeF-
naIi!IO EItTa per fin q las
COTteS.

Estamos otra vez en- aetitud de
poder dar noticias 4 nuestros lee.
torres de la marcha en- los asuntos
de los ofciales del Coudado de
Bernalillo.
Previo el consentimiento del
procurador general del Terrific
rio Sc archiyo el Luues pasado
por los abogados de los sefiores
Hubbell un prccedimiento de
quo warranto" por Tomas S.
Hubbell vs., Pcrfecto Armijo, pa
ra inquirir baio que autoridad
tiene Armiio la possession del des-
tino de Alguacil Mayor.
ri auto fue concedido por el
Juez Abbott, y Armiio ha pre-
sentado su respuesta, asentando
que ocupa el puesto por virtud de
la comision expedida por ell go
bernador.
Las presentaciones de los ar
gumentos por los abogados de
ambas parties fueron hechas du-
raute la senana.
La decision del juez no ha sido
dada al tempo de escribir esto,
nj Sc espera por algunos dias,
pues los puntos de ley son harto
diffsiles y Jas autoridades que
tendra que consular IA corte son
muy yoluminosas.
Cualquiera que sea ell resultado
del juiclo dado por el Juez Abbott
la causa sc asegura ira de tribu.
nal en- tribunal de apelacion has.
ia llegar q la Corte Suprema de
los Estados Unidos,
Ahora 81 esta la question en- la
corte para Que sc pueda decidil
sobre sus meritos y Sc establesca
de una yez y para siempre la YER
dadera autoridad del eiecutivo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
DOha Maria Roy.

FL Martes dc esta semana las 7:i0
A. NJ, concluy6 su peregrinacion sobre
Ia TERRA la estimable y digns senora,
cuyo nombre sirve de titulo estas H.
meas. Para ouantas persOnas tuvieron
la honra de conOoerla y tratarla, la no
tioia ine IN golpe de verdadero pesar
Dona Maria era dc un caracter noble Y
genarOsO. Para ella la humanidad era su
hermaua. No sabemos de ninguaa per-
s0ua que representara tan blen como
ella el diviuo precepto 'amaras tu pro
limo como Il mismO. AunQue posei.
da do los bienes de fortuna, el p0bre ja-
mas vi6 en- So trato 8 conducta ninguna
diferenoia con el trato del rico.
Dona Maria Roy contaba 62 amos al
tempo dc su defuncion. Era 10 esposR
dc Don Francisco Roy, caballero muy
bien oonooido en- este condado y en- el
COndado do Mora La finada era oriun
da de FTAnoia, y ALA en- los amos del 70
vino esta pals en- oompania de su espo.
so, radicandose en- al Condado de Mora,
donde vivierou hasta el aflo de 1888, A
fines De ese aii0 fuerou Francia con el
tiu de visitaF su suelO natal, permaue-
ciendo all dos snos. A su regreso Sc
establecieroa aqui en- Las Vegas y des
de entonoes han vivido permanentemen
te entire nosotros Dona Maria tuvo una
sola hija, Dona Berta de Cayot va fna.
de-. Cuando falleci6 la senora Cayot, re-.
eayo en- Dofia Maria el cuidado y edu.
cacion de los ninos memories, Francis,
Stella y Walter CRyot, sus nietoa, y la
conduota bueua crianzR de eeos n.hos
testiiean con oaanto asierto y esnero
cumplid sas tieberes dc madre.
Las rxequias fdnebres 50 verificaron
el lueves, on la parrcquia de Nuestra
Sehora dc los Dolores con solemne Misa
oantada do cuerpo presente, ofCiando
como oelebrante ell Padre Gilberton, y
como diaoon0 Y subdiacono, respsotiva-
meate, los Padres Pouget y Vincent
ants inmensa ooncurrenoia de amigos y
simpatizadores de la famiiia, deposi
iaudoaa 81 s0guida sus rest0s mgtales
en- el Cemeuterio Monte Calvario
Acepta Il Sc Roy v su apeearada fla
milia las slnoeras simpatias 90 esta re-
dacc.on