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OAKLAND'S BONDS.

~ RING the past week things occurred of interest tc
business taxpayers The Harbor Commission IN oan
Francisco negotiating the sale OF the seawa bonds which,
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
MORE POWER TO PRESIDENT
Tri.ssats Refused to Accept creamer's
Resignation.

Harrisburg. June 21.-The resigna-
.ton Of Theodore B. Creamer as presl-
Mont OF the Tri-State Association was
declined at meeting held heer tonight
by the Tri-State Baseball Association,
and the following resolution was
adopted by a.vote Of six to two Har-
.risburg and Lancaster voting against
it:
Resolved. That we reiterate the con-
hdence expressed in the actions OF
President r. r. Creamer for the Tri-
State League in his administration Of
affairs. which we believe 10 have been
the best for the interests OF this body
Resolved, That the representatives
of the Trl-State League. in meeting
assembled, give TO the president the
power to deal with unruly players in
the same manner and under the same
power as that vested in the presidents
of the American and National League
bodies. in that the president OF this
league be extended an possible cour-
tesies by this association. and that his
decision on an matters of rowdyism be
.hnm and he regarded as the decision
nf the Tri- state League.
McGlynn, Of York, and Duffy Of
.Harrlfhprg, were each fined $40 for
the disturbance they created at York
ION Monday AN players hereafter will
be fined double for each onense.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22

thing like a cuff worry him at a ball
game Is a countc. eoit rooter." commented
naighbor
a most demonstration OF
emotional -taned by baseball
enthusiasts was al the Polo Grounds last
summer when Jack Warner won a game
fnr The New ioks by making home run
u fhe ninth inning. No sooner was TIE
winning run IN than cushions rained on
the he.d from all parts Of the grands
stand. There was a shower Of cushions
aii.fhe way.to the entrance. but the dem
aastration did not stop here. Cushions
were found two blocks down Sth avenue,
and "a few up on the tracks of tho ele-
waited road.
The dyed in the wool crank resents is-
uorance. Of the game ana payers as a
cardinal sin. and jokers frequently take
advantage Of this fact TO have bit of
fun. Two or three of them will get be-
hind the crank and purposely miscall the
names of the players. They never fail to
get "a rise out of the crank. who informs
them that such ignoramusses ought to be
In an asylum All actor playing a Lead
ing role IN "a comedy at one of the local
theatres broke all records for ignorance
of the game here last summer. New
York was playing St. Louis, and the actor
after trylug not to appear bored. turned
TO party behind him and asked: what
teams are they that are playngf" lone
Of them is ST. Louis. i think you might
guess the other" was the reply to the
actors question.
Roger Bresnahan, Of the New York Ma
tionals, suffers mental anguish on every
trip unless he gets an end berth on the
sleepers. lie IS sure the trip viii be q
failure, and nothing can shake his be-
lief in the potency of an end berth for
success. Big Jack Powell. OF the New
York Americans. has a dislike to wearing
initlals on his shirt front wagon load
Of Empty barrels spells defeat 10, some
teams, but tho New York Nationals re-
gard such a'sight as an omen Of victory.
3asq hits aud runs cut more figure with
Managers. Johpny. McGraw than signs
and ofnens. Aggressive and assertve as
McGrfW IS ne is not without diplomacy
on5 necasEns 5gist after a close game
.one9siay wbidh his team had lost Nc
Graw apprcaoheduthe Umpire and asked:
t Mr. Empire what wotld happen to
me e ishoyla eall an umpire an iheoHt-
petept srobpsrIldy, A y A''-7-H'H
YOU would b. ..afneda Ieas. ta5 6mpifSs s
response pra g4i9Ii 51l s1f
sand what woald hapbsaat6i me H1I
merely thought The umpire was an1neom-
petent robberT 8.daI 8cl I'd gDa
why nothing dopla gbe done to yoa
then" replied the .upuiirs eco o sbai
"welE let Il 80 n that said NhrGra~.
Washington POST sel,eer- ae.as ~.
Ff 'a7r ll IcLLLis
Window Screens TO order. Yerger's.
ll9 shipley street, r
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
-AKE " ,-YGR WRECKED
Dashed Into onen Switch, Killing Five
Percnna ard Inlnrlnn Elftnnn

NN.>G So-s-- .--f ER WRECKED
Dashed lnto onen Switch. Killing Five
Persons and lnluring Fifteen.
Mentor, o.. June 22-Running at the
rate Of so or 60 miles an hour. the
Twentieth Century Limited on the
Lake Shore railway dashed into an
open switch at the passenger station
here. Five persons were killed and 12
or l5 badly injured The combination
baggage and smoking buffet car and
the coach behind II caught fire and
were destroyed
The engineer did not notice the open
switch until the train struck II, The
engine loft the rails and plowed into
the ground. tearing up the track for
yards. The coaches following Il
jammed into Il with great force and
were crushed, the Ere from the engine
setting them ahlazo Fortunately most
II the occupants of those two coaches
we're rescued before the ere reached
'hem
Tho scenes following the collision
we're pitiful Tho means Of the dying
mingled with the cries and screams
of the women on the train The ON
eials have not yet determined who Is
90 blame for the accident, but il Is he.
ioved tho switch was left open by a
freight crew whose train had occupied
the siding a short time before the
limited came dashing along.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
GASKILL FlRGERIES
CAUSED BANK FAILURE
City Trust Company in Phila-
delphia Was Forced to
Suspend
suspend

Philadelphia. June %. - The CITY
Trust and Safe Deposit company, foi
years rated among the most reliable
financial institutions in the commu
nifty, closed it's doors, and Albert l..
Tabor, a state bank examiner, was ap-
pointed temporary receiver The COM
pany will liQuidate, and j. Hampton
Moore, It's president, will probably be
appointed permanent receiver IL is the
belief Of the board Of directors, as we'll
as Of Receiver Tabor. that all deposit
tors will be paid in full
The failure of the company was the
direct result of the forgeries Of the
late BENJAMIN II. Gaskill. the banker.
who. IL was learned a month after his
death, had raised many certificates Of
stock from one to 100 shares and bor-
rowed money on them.
In this connection President Moore
said: beginning in 1898, this COM
pany loaned B. II. Gaskill & Co., upon
most excellent securities, until the ag-
gregato Of the loans reached s155. 900;
of this amount $4,000 was paid after
Mr.. Gasl1ill's death. and that left a
balance due the company of sS5.OOO
for which Il was believed the collat-
eral security amounted in value TO
S127OoO. These securities, left with the
company several years ago, were found
upon examination to have been forged.
Their actual value was a little over
$4,000, making the loss to the company
nearly SS0,0O0"
Further investigation OF the oper-
ations Of Benjamin H. Gaskin, who
borrowed upwards of Sl,OO00OO upon
fraudulent stock certificates from vari-
GUS banks and trust companies in this
city, reveals the fact that Gaskill bor-
rowod money from certain New York
financial institutions, security for
which he gave in raised" stock cer-
tidcates. II Is also believed that Gas
XIII obtained loans from banks in small
towns on fraudulent certificates. Ths
amount that New York hanks and
trust companies will lose has not yet
been ascertained. as the investigation
begun by the administrators Of Gas
kills estate has not been completed
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
2sd STREET FERRY, NEW YORK
Readings New Terminus in Centre Of
New York City.

Commenclns June 18th the new uptown
ferry at foo. ct West I'D street, n r.,
New York viii be opened TO the public
and arst class ferry boats win ply regu-
larly between that point and tho Jersey
City station.
The New Terminal is modern struc-
ture beautiful as well as utilitarian, with
avery arrangement possible for the DOM
fort ilnd satisfaction Of patrons, as wei. as.
Lneir quick handling. The ferry house is
double declsed with two waiting rooms,
the one on main floor being 5oNS0 feet and
or the upper floor 5Ox6o feet and as the
fer-y boats are also double deckers:"
passengers vii be landed from both upper
and lower decks. .....
An electric cab service at low rates has
been provided and the cabs will meet the
passengers at the waterfront instead of
on the street The Metropolitan Street
Railway has co-operated by putting in
loops for the following lines: 18th street,
sd Street, 18th & 2sth Street lines. A
handsome glass rooted canopy or mar
quise, so feet wide, extends along the
street front Of ferry. and passengers can
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
NUGGETS or NEWS

The Southern Whoiesale Grocers' AS.
sociation will meet next year at Jack.
sonville, Fla.
The Imperial Council, MOBILES Of the
Mystic Shrine, decided to meet next
year at Los Angeles. Cal
Laurence c. Francis, who was said
to be the oldest living Mason died at
his home in Philadelphia, aged gS
years.
General Edward M. Henry, former
mayor OF Norfolk Va, and once on the
staff of the late General John b. Cor
don, died st Norfolk.
In q pistol fight with burglars in Chi
csgo. Policeman William McGeohegan
was fatally injured and one Of the
eracksmen seriously wounded.
Taking out time-Delvering clocks
Evening journal., 1905-06-22

step directly into the cars without being
exposed TO inelement weather or running
the gauntlet of the street trafic.
Twenty-third Street has long been
noted as a great shopping centre, the
Gfosstewn- lines intersect with the various
branches of the elevated line. al OF
which have stations on this street. while
the New York SUBWAY presents stiil an
other means Of transportation upf cr
dewH the fsis<d; this is furthermore tho
heart - the hotel and theatre section.
With the opening Of this new ferry tho
old Whitehall Terminal (south Ferry)
will be discontinued, but the Liberty
Street Ferry viii be maintained with ser
vice unimpaired
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
DEGREES FoR TIE PRESIDENT
Conferred Upon Him BY Clark Uniyer.
stY and Williams colIeae.

Conferred Upon Him BY Clark Univer.
sity and Williams College.
Worcester, Mass June ~ Steadily
falling rain drenched the festal drap-
ings Of the city and disappointed the.
people Of Worcester but detracted not
at all from the enthusiastic reception
which was given President Theodore
Roosevelt upon the occasion Of his
visit 10 Clark University aud Holy
Cross College. The president responded.
20 the cordially of the people by riding
through the streets of tho city in an.
open carriage, and much Of the time
with head barred
The president delivered addresses at.
both Holy Cross College and Clark
University. and the former institution
conferred upon him the honorary de.
gree OF IL. d. AT Clark University the
president took occasion 10 pay trib-
ute to Carroll D. Wright. president OF
the college. as well as to the late
United States Senator George Frisble
Hoar
At the home OF Congressman Rock
wood Hoar the president had luncheon.
and he departed soon afterward for
Williams,own. where he was given g
degree by Williams College
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
sealded to peath Rv stnam.

New York June 22.-By the explo.
sion Of a steam pipe in the sub-oelar
of the Hotel Manhattan, Mary New.
man. domestic Of the hotel. was
scalded' 70 death and James McQuaid
a coal passer, was fatally injuree
Every light in the Office floor. the mid
die section of the hotel. the cafe and
Easements was extinguished, as the
pipe fed the engine attached 70 the
dynamo which furnished the electric
light for the greater part Of the hotel.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
LOCALS BUNCHE6
HITS AND WON
Vasbinder's Pitching Was
Too Clever for the
Senators
"CaIE" HARTLEY IN THE GAME

Wilmington a. A. threw "a crimp into
Harrisburg's winning streak yesterday
and took the game by the score Of ; 20
.. IL was one Of the fastest and clean
est games of the season. The locals
did not get many hits, but they come
just when needed.
Breckenridge started in TO pitch for
Harrisburg. but was 80 wild he was
taken out in the second. Jerger who
suceeeded him pitched great bail-
Nasbinder, the now find, was in the
box dor as and ne looks like one OF the
slickest articles that mas ever worked
on the rubber at south Side. Park he
does not try for a bunch Of strike outs
nut has always got bis head working.
he has speed to burn, good curves and
excellent control Nasbindcr is cool
headed and fields his rositioHs swell.
"Chic" Hartley got I'm the Same and
covered right field. While he had but
very Ntue to do. Hartley looks as good
as ever. IN the third inning he made
a drive which ordinarily would have
been good for two satks but hilly
Hamilton was playing nearlyl ,,hagk -
the score board and made an easy
catch OF 60. ~
Harrisburg started of with rush
and scored one run In the hrst innlns.
Bonner got lucky imfeld1,hit atui
Hartmann singled 10 left. Lewis got
a life and Bonner scored whel lew ls
WAS caught stealing. Hartmapp's lite
ON Naher's error. lewis single and an
out gave the Senators another ron Ia
the eighth. e1sr nuva4asJ-l
There was nothingo ngnfnfN Wtl-
uIneton in the first. ln the second
itning Maher led off with a two bag
~ BreckeRridgs walked Hartley and
Hinton hnihg the bases. H0miiton
ysnked "Breck" outsai thisatage and
I'd In Jerg6r. Davis singled tQsahfl
scoring Maher and Hartley and
Weand's double scored Hinton and
Davis. The next thfee.raen were easy
outs. s,.le.- .-icnn prp
After that inning Jefger gave wills
mington but one hit Ip the eighth
GaInben walked ana soored on Bns-
eey's DOUBLE Vr
Captain Hinton WAS irA- theu game
again but his arm is'still .so4e. Is 1-r
Both teams played a fast helding
game. The score follows.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
sons Of the G. A. r.

Denver, june 22.-For the purpose
Of perpetuating the name Of the Grand
Army OF tho Republic a society called
the Sons Of the C. A. r.. has been or.
ganized In this city One hundred
names have been placed on the charter
roll The society viii be extended TO
all cities and towns in the country as
rapidly as possible. The requirement
for membership is that a man must be
direct descendant OF one who has
fought in the Civil War.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
TWO PLAYERS RELEASED
Pop" Foreman and creSo Dropped BY
Local Team.

Two uremSeTs of the wilmington A.
A. team were released 'ast night. They
were Pop Foreman aud Cr~po. The
release Of the latter had been looked
for but many of the fans were sur
Erised 10 hear THAI Foreman was drop
ped. Foreman has pitched a consistent
game an season, winning II out of l5.
It Is not thought that Pop sin have
much trouble to get on with some other
club.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
HARRISRURG
erOUr pY INNINGS

? Earned runs A. A.. ?. Harrisburg. l.;
two base hits. MaNef. Wcani. Bussey.
three bago,fit, Campbell; sacrifice hits.
Vasbinder. Jerger, hit by pitched bali
Duty. base on baiin. OH Nashinder, ..
on Breckenridge. 81 or Jerger. l-struciS
ont by Vasbinder. i: by Jarger. .;
stolen bases Bonner, D; Hartmann.
Lewis; passed ball. Agnew; left on
bases A. A. p Harrisburg, 81 umpire,
Connorss time, 1.30
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
AnaIre. McnonoIu d Labor.

N-aIII-t NI-F-IDCTy OF LaDor.
Pos;on. June 22.-The Massachu.
rs supreme court handed down a de-
ision holding that the attempt to
orce all laborers to combine in unions
IS against the policy of the law. be-
cause It aims at monopoly of the
labor market
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
EpwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
DENVER CoLI July o-ys via
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore d Ohio Railroad.
Very Low Rates.
From all points East OF the Ohio
river. tickets will be sold June 20 to
July 3, inclusive, valid returning 10
and including July II. 1905.
Extension Of return limit to August
IL may be obtained on deposit OF
ticket and payment of fifty cents.
lfor full particulars. address near
est b. & o. ticket agent or c. w. Bas
sett. C. p. A.. B. & o. r. R., 3alti-
more. I'D. NJ
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
Ennrih of InIu shnnf

The Wilmington Gun club win give
q big shoot on July 4. Il will be 3 hapdi-
cap shoot from l6 TO 20 yards and tho
money will be divided ON the percentage
system.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22

Members Of Wilmington Lodge. No.
1si. T. A Of NJ, are requested 10 be
present. THURSDAY. June 29th. An
election Tor q delegate 20 the Inter-
national cenvsnsion W he helds
". II. LOWE, Reed. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
rRl.srATE srATIsTlca.
NEsTERDAY's sCOREs.

:
.1laerqeaser o, sAliqonA,. s $50 mningN4rs
sWimipgton, 5 uarriSburg, Q
YORK. s. Wililamsnoft !. ,'''" p" i'
Johnstown. 6; Coatesvile. a.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22

Door Screens 10 order ysrEsr's. lis
shipley street.
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
The Evening Journal Gives Fair Warning
30 49,
Club Soon TO Close

dnadean
wod ofsp
American Newspaper
AMERICAN
being o kim everpu Hshed
o among eerpsng readers the Journal accordingly
the club rapidly filling andip short
nnqurn
pea and Dictionary and also
II
AM the lub will close
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Harrisburg "a Wilmington. .,..
Wiillamsport Vft York. /.
Altoona atllOncaster. ~-~ VIVA 81
Johnstown at Coatesville.ie . d iltii
Evening journal., 1905-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics f Cleveland 3.
The other gaines were prevented by rain
T,I1W STANDING
NATIONAL 'GEAouE. as9h
RrgffT rs on YESTERDAY. gFfl

Chicago. 81 Philadelphia, 0. aii ait
New oYrk. 8, Cincinnati, 3 ys is ID
zPittshprg. q Brooldgn, 2 s- ber
Bost ton,tei ST. r0uis. "a ~ b..
THE STANDING.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-18
OFFICERS FOR
THE ExEMPTS.
State Convention Was Held at
Trenton Yesterday D. W. I
LitteII, President.

The annual convention of the Exempt
Firemen's Association of New Jersey,
was held in Turner hall at Trenton yes.
terday. President Joseph O.. Burns. OF
this city, presided. The absence of p. j.
Murray, of Hoboken, state secretary,
caused much confusion as his records
and rollbook were not even on hand.
The result of the election was as fol
lows:
President, ID. w. Littell, Plainfield
vice president, A. j. Hurchler, Trenton
seer etary T.. 7. Humphrey, Nntley
treasurer, Nicholas Snyder, Trenton
statistician, John j. O'Brien, Hoboken
District vice presidents First, B. f.
Lyons, Jersey City: Second, John Baum
gartner, Newark: Third, b. X. White,
Long Branch; Fourth, A. j. Hurschler,
Trenton Fifth, Harry Summon, Rah-
way; Sixth, I. g. Brickell Westwood
Seventh, H. T. Hughes, Orange Eighth,
William Watson. Ninth, Albert Rein
hardt, Kearney: Tenth, Herman Seek,
Union. 1t was decided to hold the next
convention at Nutley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-18
I'm The SOCIAL WORLD
in CHURCH CIRCLES.

The regular monthly business NEE
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary of Simpson
NJ. E. Church will be held at $ O'Clock
tonight in the parsonage. Plans for the
fall work of the auxiliary will be. made
and a number of social events to pc
held this summer arranged for.
The Young Girls Sewing Society, OF
St. Stephens Danish Lutheran Church
win meet at the home of Ellen Ander,
son, 222 Market street. at 2'3o o'clock,
Friday afternoon.
A literary and social meeting OF the
Epworth League. of the Danish M. E'
Church will be held tonight in the lee
ture room Of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-18
cARoNlA IN THE MUD
Big Cunarder Fast Aground on sandy
Hook.

Hook.
NEW YORK. May 1S.-The big Gu
nard liner Caronia is still fast on
Flynn's knoll, off Sandy Hook, on
which she grounded while making her
way out to sea in the thick weather of
Tuesday afternoon.
Vernon ii. Brown, agent of the Gu
nard line. said last night that the Ca
roma had to choose between ramming
the Kaiser Wilhelm ii. or a schooner
or run out of her course. and she tool:
the latter alternative, running aground.
When high tide served, six powerful
tugs and a steam pilot boat strained
and pulled ut many hawsers and the
big ship turned her WI screws in an
effort to slide her bows from the mud.
When the tide was at its height the
Caronia's stern was swung around
quite a distance, and the tug men say
she was also moved slightly nearer the
channel, but all efforts to entirely free
her failed, and with darkness and a
falling tide the helping vessels sus-
pended operations.
The Caronia has a full cabin list,
embracing Lady Brassey, Miss Ethel
Barrymore, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and many distinguished people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-18
SUPREME COUNCIL
ROYAL ARCANUM
Report Made at Opening Session
Shows Order Has Surplus
of Over So, 500, 900.

Atlantic City, May 1S:-Over a hun
bred delegates from all parts of the
United States and Canada were present
yesterday at the opening session of
the Supreme Council, Royal Arcanum.
The sessions are being held in the
Royal Palace Hotel. Supreme Regent
A. S. Robinson, of st. Louis, pre-
sided. The meeting will con tinue
about ten days.
The report of the financial secretary
showed the assets to be in excess Of
50, 500, 900, while the gain in member
ship during the year has been in the
neigbporhood of 25, 900, making the
present strength of the order 315, 900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-18

Mailer & Fuckers horse ran away
yesterday afternoon, but was caught
before damage was done.
The case for assault and battery
brought by John c. Platt against two
young men, was before the grand jury
yesterday.
Cub Ward found some strange
looking creatures while digging fur
fish worms Tuesday night. He is hav-
ing one of the local school principals
investigate their specie.
At the meeting of the Elks, Tues
day night, the building committee
made a favorable report.
The front of the blue stamp store
has been painted.
Joseph Bruek has had an awning
placed in front of the new store, in
the Hess building, he intends to &C.
cupy about June LIST.
A German gutter baud, the first of tue
season, was in town yesterday.
The lovd reports heard today came from
the Gregory's marine graveyard.
William Pemberton, of Fayette street /,
is now a motorman in the employ CT the
Public Service.
: Many new houses are being erected In
North Amboy.
Repairs are being made to the fence
and grounds in. front Of st. Peters rec
tory Oh Rector street.
John g Donehue is having flag stones
placed in front of his property On Madi-
son avenue.
Lawrence Lodge of Odd Fellows, meets
tomorrow night in Odd Fellows Hall.
The Larsen honse in Madison avenue
is receiving 4 new coat of paint.
Charles Seguine, of 100 Oak street, is
having GAS put in his house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-18
REMARKABLE
CASE is THIS.
Wood Psychological Problem
Believed by Some TO
be a Freak.
is UNDER A CONTROL.

SOMERYILLE, N. j.. May 1S.-A
presented for the study of the many
alienists in the court when the trial
of George Wood for the murder of
George Williams, the grocer of Wat
chung, was resumed. Wood, who, ac-
cording to his counsel, is the victim
of a dual personality, on one phase
Of which he is under the influence of
purely imaginary persons, v~ariously
described by Wood as "Wolf," Mack
and "a little black man." took the
stand in his own defense.
Throughout the long examination of
his counsel and the rigorous cross
questioning of the prosecutor Wood
preserved a perfectly calm demeanor
and replied to all questions promptly
and straightforwardly and in a fash
Ion logically consistent with his de-
clared belief that he is possessed Of
"familiars' whose mandates he is ir-
refistibly compelled to obey and that
Of his actions when under their in
1uence he retains no recollection on
regaining his normal identity.
DIR. Charles u. LufburlDw, city ply
stefan of Plainfield. who, examined
Wood after his arrest. testified that he
considered him insane. DIR. William
Stomach of Bellevue hospital said that
Wood gave no Indication of Slamming
insanity, and he believed him TO he
suffering from primary dementia. DIR.
George II. Parker of New York and
DR.. Wilgus of Brooklyn pronounced
Wood to be an %epileptic and had 10
doubt that he was subject to hallucina-
lions.
Illness of one OF the jurors has de-
layed the trial and may bring the pro-
ceedings TO a sudden stop. Charles Fl.
Duffield, the third juror. is reported i'll.