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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-27
NINTH SOCIAL AFFAIR.
Original Hebrew Ladies Benevolent
SOciety's Big Event.

The ninth social affair under the
auspices of the Original Hebrew
Ladies' Benevolent Society will be
held Tuesday, July IL, at Pulaski Park.
1t will be picnic and dance and the
indies are doing their best to insure
a success.
A vaudeville entertainment will be
a feature. Guttman's orchestra will
furnish music. The fun will COM
mence at O'Clock.
The committee of arrangements
is. as follows: Mrs. j. Rabinowitz,
chairman; Mrs. jacobson, Mrs. .Brody,
Mrs. Joselson, Mrs. Pavlovksy, Mrs.
freedman, Mrs. GreensDan, Mrs.
Blot, Mrs. Ftankel, Mrs. B. Cohen
and Mrs. Gavronsky; floor managers,
l.. Perelman, l.. Pavlovsky, j.. josef
son and j. Frankel.
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RUN OVER A BOY.

Special to the Evening News.
New Brunswick, June 27:-Char-
les Tolsea, ten years old, of Front
street, this city, was run over by an
automobile and badly injured this
morning The machine was owned
by j. H. Dewitt, of New York. He
was arrested and taken before Record
er Kts,sn, where later he was releas-
ed on bail.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-27
BAD WRECK
AT RAILWAY.
AmbOy Branch Tied Up This
Morning Butchers Suffer for
Want of Meat.

A bad wreck on the Amboy branch
of the p. Il. r., at East Railway, oc-
Cured shortly after IL 30 O'Clock this
morning and it has been impossible TO
get any freight to this city over that
road since. The butchers suffered the
most for many of them were without
any meat to supply customers and peo-
pie were compelled to do without
meat for dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-27
HUSBAND MISSING.
Mrs. WestIake Says He Has Been
Gone Two Years.

Mrs. William Westlake has asted
the NEWS to recount again the mys-
terious absence of her husband, who
disappeared in March, 1908, over two
years ago. and to whose whereabouts
Mrs. Westlake.has not a clue, nor does
she know positively, she says, wbeth-
er or not he is living. Mrs. Westlake
has several daughters. ila
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-27
MANY SUGGESTIONS.
Water Commissioners Expected to
Report At Next Meeting.

At the meeting of the water board
tomorrow night, it is understood that
the special committee, composed OF
Commissioners Jensen and Voorhees,,
will have many suggestions to offer
in the way of improvements for the
water department They have inves-
tigated the matter thoroughly.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-27
SUE THE RAILROAD.

Special to the Evening News.
New Brunswick, June 27.-John
Van Lew of this city, will bring
suit against the Pennsylvania Rail
road, for $4,000 for alleged injur-
les received by his wife while alight-
ing from one of the company's cars
at Railway on Washington's birth
day last Mrs Lew, it is alleged
stepped on some ice on the platform
and fell.
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RuRIED TOMORROW.

The funeral of William Snyder,
who died at st. Michael's hospital,
Sunday afternoon will be held to-
morrow at 2 o'clock from Under
taker Flynn's parlors. Interment will
be in Alpine cemetary.
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AMANDA is RUNNING.
Agreement Said to Have Been
Reached Concerning the Craft.

The little steamer Amanda, is
again making trips between this city
and Sea Breeze. 1t is understood
that an agreement has been reach
ed between the owners of the steam
er and those who had a claim against
the owner of the boat
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FUNERAL TODAY.

The funeral OF Mrs. Frances j..
Woolsey yas held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon from her late residence.
No. s1Jefferson, Rev. James S. Lam
caster officiating and interment was
in St. Peters eemetar1.
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FILED PETITION.
City Attorney Hommann Takes Ac-
ton i'm Proceedings.

City Attorney Hommann has filed
with the court the petition for the
appointment of commissioners to fix
the value of the land of the lnde-
pendent Polish Catholic church, in
the condemnation proceedings for
the extension of Easton street.
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The evening world., 1905-10-31
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

LAToNIA RACE TRACK, Oct a.
Racing here to-day resulted a. follows
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs; purse
Poetry, ios (McIntyre). 7 to Z, 1; Min
nenaha. 10 (Morris). . TO i for place. .;
rrisauce, 10 (Troxier), g. Timei.os t~k.
Gorgeous, sibylla, Astarita, Peggy :,
Justi. .Ldla NJ, Cut Glass and Lutte
Mac also ran.
SECOND RAcE--ons mile, selling
Sincerity Bell % (IIiohs), TO s, /,
Hortensla. ios tshea), 9 to 1, .; Myn.
heer. i0t lAllen). g. Tlme--i.ts rs
X. p. Mayberry. Algonquin, Percy
Green, Falernian. Dungannon and Mad
ison Square also ran. I
THIRD RACE--six and haif fmlongs,
selling, --Clyedo, 100 ". Hicks), II Ia
IA won: Full Sway, 100 (Koorner), 9 70
ilplece, second; Mtister Kari, 100 (W.
Allenl. third. ume-l.D Is, Gallant.
Cassie, Nevermore. Simon Kent, Lady
Lou, wlnlfred Lad, Henry Ach, JOS.
cite, Friendless, Phiora and second
Mate also ran.
FOURTH RAcE--six and one-hslf
fuilongs; ceiling, Rather Royal, 101
(Moris), u 10 1, 1, Eleanor Howard, 100
(Swain), 2 to 1 for place, .; Sd Silver,
lis (Wilams), g. Time-1B IS. NAL
icry, Optional, Jlgger Nine, Van Hope.
Borrell Top and Flying Charcoal also
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-six furlonss: purse
Mitiades, 10i (McIntyre), - TO g. Il,
Tarp, i0s CTroxler). 8 10 place. :; Gala
bash. ioi (Dlgsins), 8 Time-i.n ~.
Prince of Piess, Inspector Girl, Port
Worth, Vic kinney and Malleabie also
The evening world., 1905-10-31
'COURT RULES
JEROME OFF
THE BALLOT
Justice Slower Decides
He Cannot Be Substl-
'tuted for Flammer.
APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN.
Appellate Division to Hear
Argument To-Morrow-
Judges to Be Present.
APPEAL WILL BE TAKEN.

Supreme Court Justice Slower this
afternoon deniei the application OF
Chairman william Halpin, OF the Re-
publican County Committee. for a writ
Of mandamus 70 compel tire Board OF
Elections to place the name Of william
Travers Jerome In the Republican ool-
umn on the offlclal ballot as a substitute
for that of Charles A. Flamer
Justice stovef's opinion Is brtei. In
1t he says:
In the case under consideration no
decllnation OF the nomination had been
made By tho candidate under the pro-
visions Of the statute, but Il was at
tempted by reconvening OF the con-
venilon and the presentation Of a decli-
nation 70 II 20 obvlste we neglect 10
fls the certificate under the statute, 20
tnat the convention might nominate to
All the vacancy, his could not be eff
fectually aceomplished," AGt
Justice stover goes on 10 recite the
law In the care and then says II is
clearly violated by the attempt 10 put
Mr.. Jerome's name on the ballot He
conced,s that Mr., Taft and Mr., Cohen
put forward a very ingenious argu'
inent and then says;
II am Of the opinion that the con-
action would more sgo many
OF the plain provisions OF tho statute
that even with. the summary powers
conferred by toe statute ought not
to grant the application, believing that
II Is better that the statute In It's
integrity should be preserved, even In
n somewhat doubsful case. than bv
removing barrieqs intended TO preservs
the integrity OF the ballot and the
rights OF both party and independent
voters. 10 open tse way for action
which might ultimately tend TO over
throw the entire structure OF the bal
lot law and cause nbuses which It's OBJ
servances even in hard cases will pre-
vent.
II am loathe TO establish a precedent
Tor a disregard Of 80 many OF the
Of tho law. The application
must be dismissed"
AS soon as the decision was an
nounced Chairman Gilbert, u the Re-
publican County Committees Law Com
nlttee, announced that he had made ar
rangements for a reargument OF the
,ase at II O'Clock to-nflrrow morning
Defors the Appcllate Division. Five OF
Inc Justices OF the Appellate Division
have agreed 10 be In town at that
lime to listen 10 the case.
The evening world., 1905-10-31

.Tammany Is credited with the ais
PLAYING Of the crimson nag alongslds
the Red, White and Blue. Orthodox
Democrats are saving between c,inches
teeth that the th.ag Is political mis-
take which VIII cost the tlrket more
votes than Poor Jim" Osborne fatal
gift OF conversation has already cost IL.
II was about o'clock this afternoon
waen the netting was holsted between
poles that had been erected 10 Park
Row, on line with the Ben Franklln
tatee.
Reared In Protest.
As the wind caught It's folds ana
i9ok them out a roar OF protest vent
, froal the throng which had already
altered. The two Gags were shown.
cid oy severed hands, One haad ho.d-
lns the red nag was labelled Hearst"
10 other hand, Mcclellan Under
leath, running the breadth OF the net
Vas this legend; Under Which Flasg"
Almost Instantly several hundred peo-
ile had stopped beneath the huge de-
Ign, In another minute sturdy chap
was being boosted up one a the poles
bv dozen willing arms. His intention
was written on his face. y.
Mounted Pollccran John J. Sullivan,
Of the Eighth Precinct, junped of his
horse and yanked the clinseer down.
Then Sullivan, With several patrplmca
hiding dtn, rushed the prisoner through
The noS to the City Hall Station House.
Prominent In the hootlny crowd trail
ng beaind was a hanisone woman Of
about thlrty-hvo years, handsomely
iressed In a talor-nade gown with furs,
ITS an outrage she shouted. "In
'tay BY YOU, my man"
Prisoner 10 cheercd.
The crowd cheered.
80 VIII |. said a well-dressed mani
Jennings S. Fish. Brooklyn real e..
ate dealer I'm see that you get ball.'
The crowd cheered again. Fish and
he woman went into the station with
he policemen. There the prisoner said
he WIS William Houston. thlrty-scven
Years old, blacksmith. OF No, o. West
One Hundred and First street.
why did ! want TO tear down the
Continued on Third Page) N
The evening world., 1905-10-31
N 'CLELLAN z TO /;
JEROME 10 TO 6.
Odds Slump on Mayor ant
Rise on District Attorney
in Wall Street Betting.

| Mcclellan bettors. who have been ~
I'ferng q 10 on the curb for more tba
a wetlt, dropped the odds point to-dnS
The best they would give was 2 to
and on this account there was very III
tie betting. the other side holding ou
for 3 to /. or at least i.2 to !, Ther.
were SCORES OF brokers carrying. bi4
wads OF Hearst money and anxious t.
get VI down, but fJr tue first time slnct
the opening OF the campaign. the Ac-
ceilah hackers appeared timid,
A broker named Kennedy displayed
$4,000 which he wanted to bet on
Hearst at 10 g. He could nave placed
II at to 2. but Il was case OF zone b
afraid and the other dassen't'
Dewitt p. Rosenheim went all over the
street with $4,000 to bet against 5000.
on Mcclellan. but was unable to place
ms h,yhey. An offer OF N,Dv 10 Sl,VOt
that Hearst will poi more tlan 2VO,VN
votes found no takers.
Morris Mendham, who was reported
yesterday TO have bet big sum on
Mcclellan denied the report to-day. He
said he Ia ready 10 bet 100000 even that
Hearst will poll more than 10000 yoles
and $1,000 70 $4,000 that Hearst viii be
Late in tho afternoon an enormous
bunch OF Mcclellan money suddenly ap-
pvarol on Uhe curb and sreculation be-
came active. Under the influx OF Nc
Clellan bettors the odds that the Mayor
would be reelected heightened to the
figure OF yesterday, 3 to |, but soon
reeeded % ? 30 !. which was the figure
~ q I'm. y.ro,,,s bettora ware 90
The evening world., 1905-10-31
POLICEMAN HURT
. STOPPING RUNAWAY
Mounted Patrolman in Gen.
trail Park Thrown from
Horse on East Drive.

patrolman James r. Mcdonald. Of
the Mounted Squad In Central Park,
received painful injuries to-day while
attempting to stop runaway horse
attached TO a runabout. The horse was
cwred ana driven BY william Kear. Of
No. iie West One Hundred and Twelfth
street.
while of, the East Drive, near Sixty.
seventh street. the horse became fright
eoed and dasfed Up tho Drive at fur
ious pace. Kear was unable 50 control
me animal. Az point near Seventh
street the Drive grasses a rustic bridge.
Patroiman Mcdonald was chaslng tho
runaway and was right behind when
mo bridge was reacaed Tho horse hero
suddenly swerved. throwing the runa.
bout 70 mo side and before Mcdonald
could stop no had run into X.
me ferca ot the collision dismoaAted
him. His left shoulder was dlslocated.
hIs faNe badly scratched and HE uni
form torn. Kesr managed 10 keep his
scat n the runabout and the horse was
caught snort distance furRer on. Mo.
Donates horse was cut In several
p'aces but no: permaEenti dyisabled.
The evening world., 1905-10-31

topcclAl 10 lhv evening WofIu.l
JAMAICA RACE TRACK, New York.
Dot. si.--There was an excellent attend
ance at jamaica this afternoon. at
tFacted no doubt by the interesting
character Of the programme Nearly
every race had well-balanced field,
which was productive OF keen specula-
tion and driving finishes.
The stake was the Gowanus. for
three year-olds and upward at six fur
longs, with a small but Interesting fleld
OF sprinters carded. The weather was
cloudy but pleasant and the track fast.
Tho frat race was delayed until Cog
non,en, stimulated by the excellence OF
Jamaica air, was through running
away. Hc made the circuit three times
before he finally stopped.
The supposed ringer Cataract is attn
under investigation by the stewards,
They have discovered that the horse
named as Cataract last night was un
doubtedly Frcckman. ~
Cataract was lated Identified BY John
]. McCalferty az Freedman. His face
and legs had been painted All persons
connected With the horse will no doubt
be ruled 9H Algernon Daingerheld, as
sIstant secretary OF the Jockeg CLUB,
said that the real Cataract dad ~
thrse-year-old on farm In virglnia II
10 said that Mitchell. the alleged owner
Of the ringer a. well a. the trn'nor
and rubber have DISAPPEARED. Plnker. Oh
detectives are lc5king for them.
lnvIncIblo Made 10 Cult
Brush Up and lnvlnclble raced head
and head to the middle Of tho far iurn
followed by Platoon, Brush Up Killed
or lnvlnoible ana no died away. Brush
up led Into the stretch where Platoon
closed strong and passing Brush Up IN
ino last sixteenth won BY length
from Brush Up, who bsaI Emergency
three lengths
lsrselIto Almost Left At the Poet.
Istaellte. ths favorite In the s,cons
raco appeared at tho post with a III.
tic boy, zleglof. on his back. Ia dis.
tlngulshed h'msclf hy eelfinG practical.
~ lett At tho post. Hlppocratcs went IA
The front and showed the way . ne
s:ieIoh. WHARF lack yoins clossj, snd
The evening world., 1905-10-31
PAINTED DISGUISE
ON RACING RINGER
John McCaferty Identifies
Cataract as Freedman.
Which Raced on Coast. /
JAMAICA RESULTS.


FIRST RAcE--platoon Is to y 4,
Brush UP a to s for pIace) 2, Emer.
sency s.
SECOND RAcE--Jack Young (6
to y I, Hlopocrates (sven for place
2, Abilene & .llIbAEaslal. .
THIRD RAcE-Mlss Crawford (2
to y I, Alvin (evsn for plaes) 2,
Novena 3.
FOURTH RAcE-Dlamond III to
81 1. Monet e to 8 for place) 2,
Fustlan 8.
FIFTH HAcE-.Lord Badge "a to
t0) T. consueIo II. (s to I for place)
2, Gold Fleur 3.
SIXTH RAcE--cousin Kate IA to
y I. IoIanda "a to I FOR place. 2,
Helen Parker 8. M
The evening world., 1905-10-31
AN ALL-PRIzE-
FIGHTERS TEAM.

Slice Dave Barry eno former
l'sAiewsisht has bson playing on
the Northwestern football eleven.
how would It do 70 recruit an all
a'ar eleven as follows to wit; Ends.
o'prlan and sharkoyi tackles, Fits.
simmons ana Hart; guards Weeks
aad RunIin; centre, doteh; qparter-
back. coroett; haif-bachs. Munrve
and walcotti foll-baci. JsnrIss.
what smashing game such seam
should play
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Town Swept by Fire.

PARKERsBURq. w. Va. Oct. a.
Fire practically wiped out tho little oil
town Of Pine Grove. In wetzel county.
to-day. Starting with natural gas ex.
olpsion In the Pine Grove hotel, the
entire business portion of the town Is
IN ashes. Buildings In the path OF the
fire were blown up with dynamite to
atop II.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
WARSAW REJOICES;
TROOPS WITHDRAWN

WARSAW Russian Poland Oct n.
The imperial manifesto Vrantlnr a
constitution 10 Russia made deep Inn
pression on the people here. Tnoy em-
braced IN the restaurants and there was
universal y !, l rsjoieinT in which the Army
The military patrols have been With
The evening world., 1905-10-31
MOB GATHERS AT
CITY HALL, RESENT
INSULT TO FLAG
Attempts to Haul Down the Red Ban
ner Of Anarchy Displayed on Po-
litical Device Beside "Old
Glory" on Park Row.

Anshys floating alongside Old Glory lofty in
afternoon policemen guarding the
destruction the hands Of big crowd One
daring pole upon
dragged back
City Hall with hundreds of citizens following
ng prisoner kissing his Then the under
shadow Of the bunting hear volunteer after
he ndgnity offered to their conntry's emblem.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Drowned Body Identified.

A mAnsc body found to-day N the
Harlem ship cannl near Johnsons foun-
t<y, spuyten Duyvii, and was later
6sntinsd by Mrs, Freda Thompson, OF
Ycnkers. as the body Of her husband
Carl Thompson, drowned with two other
men while rowing Sunday Oct, p.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
S632.0OO iu Failed Bank.

HARRISBURG, OCT. si.--The report
Of State Treasurer Mathues FOR October,
lsued to-day. shows tnat se3.No OF the
general fund was deposited In tho
Enterprise Natonal Bank Of Allegheny,
a. the timo OF the failure
The evening world., 1905-10-31
DAILY GIVES UP;
!. AND NASTYPLAY
IS WITHDRAWN
Decides Not to Fight Nc
Adoo's Order Forbid
ding Shaw's Latest"
WILL OlFL HtOINLl DHSN
Commissioner, Who Saw
mrs. Warren's Profession"
Agrees with Critics.
"UNFIT FOR THE STAGE"
No Art, Only Immoral and Nasty,
Is the Verdict Of New
York on 1t.
FOR THE STAGE"

"Mrs. warrens Profession will not
be produced again by Arnold DAILY on
the stage at the Garrick or on any other
stage. Mr.. Daily himself made this an
nouncnnent this afternoon at the Of
hoes Of his lawyers, House, Grossman
g vorhsats, where he had gone to con-
suit with the attorneys regarding the
notice he had received frotm commis-
stoner McAdoo that no more perform
ances OF George Bernard Shaw's play
would bs allowed The piece was pro
dacsd in New York for the first time
last night.
MFR, yorhaus. Of the law firm, sug-
gestedan Injunction restraining dhe po-
lice from interference with ehe pro-
duction until the courts could decide
whether or not the play was unfit for
the public. o this MIR, DAILY would not
consent
lie made this statement In erplana-
tion OF his course
Accepts Public Verdict.
'T announced in the beginning that
would constitute the dramatic critics
OF New York jury to pass upon tho
fstness or unfitness Of Mrs warren's
Profession Their verdict was rem
dered to-dly. II was against the piece
and ! will stand by my word. will
make no attempt to repeat the per-
forvrance tonight. Those who have
The evening world., 1905-10-31
New Public Printer.

WASHINGTON, OCT, s.--Ths Pres-
Dent has Appointed CHARLES A. sulllngs.
OF Boston. as pu5lic printer TO take
effect Nov. y. Mr. stlllnys Is manager
81 tRe Printers Board Of Trade OF New
York City.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Steel Dividend.

The directors OF the United States
Steel Corporation to-day declared rcs-
ular quarterly dividend Of "a per cent.
on the preferred stock payable Nov.
90. Nc dividend was declared on the
o9mmor stock.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Made Slide for Freedom.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. a.--clarence
jackson and his wife, Alice, wanted In
weishins,on on a charge OF grand lar
ccny, were arrested here to-day after
they bad climbed through window and
aid down rain spout to the yard.
The evening world., 1905-10-31

IN drive won by length from Hin
pocrates, who beat Athione a head.
sIstouks iuiies ppv kvp-oi ieJ HDvd dH
Alvin Set the Pace,
Alvin made the running, followed BY
Sailor Boy and Miss Crawford Thpy
held this order 10 the stretch, where
Novena and Miss Crawford closed on
Alvin and In drive Miss Crawford
won bv a mock from ALVIN. who ebal
Novena half a length FOR The place
clsim Of Foul Not Allowed.
Monet went TO tho front at tho start
OF the f1urh but ~ the turn 70 tho
strotch Fuslnn squeezed through on ths
lrsido and Diamond on the outside. md
theg raced head and head to the etrotch
whore Diamond went 10 lie front. He
iooktd to Interfere with Monet who was
forced over On /, Fustlan. Diamond
t5on came on and won c,avarly hy half
n long n from Monet, who boat Frstln1
length. sewell ana oconncii both Alei
clainp With tno r.owar1s No claim
was allowed shoush the foul was palm,
Lord Badge Closed Fast.
cold Fls.lf ana cfeetfaildn raced head
and head IN the hfth followed by Con.
sueio. This ordof held tc the sfrotch.
whore Conauolo went 10 the front. Lord
neoge then elosei ana n q drive won
ny half length fran coasuslo. uho
The evening world., 1905-10-31
Woman Dies on Train.

TORONTO. ONT. OCT a.--Mrs
Ptlne. OF Los Angeles, dled suddenly
to-day on a Grund Trunk Railway
train near Beileville- Sho was on her
journey wet from Boston. +
The evening world., 1905-10-31
LATEST
/. NEWS OF
N THE DAY
Change in Norway Cabinet.

caIR1srnAN1A. OCT. a.-Ministsr Of
Binance ISnudsen has resigned and his
pchgnation has been accepted. Pre-
uaier Nicholson takes the Finance port
fpdio. II. c. HaLge, former Secretary
Of the Legw,ion. has been appointed
Norwegian Charge d'Afrairs at Wash
1nEfon.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
MANAGER Is
ARRESTEDFO
NASTY DRAMA

Manager Samuel Gompertz, he Garrck Theatre, wasar.
rested this afternoon on warrant issued by Magistrate WHIT.
man. charging him with offending public decenCy IN sancona
last nights performance Of Mrs. Warens Profession"
Seru Cohen took Mr.. Gumperz Immediately to jefferson
Market Court. II
After brief hearing before Magistrate Whitman examnar
ton was adjourned until tomorrow morning, and Gumpertk
was paroed on his promise to produce all the other members Of
the company and Senator W. Reynolds ownre Of the GarcE
Theatre. N
The evening world., 1905-10-31

eIso. ssst Cole Flsur six length, for tn.
cousIn Kate by a Head.
The final even. went to Cousin Kate.
who beat Iolanda by 4 head. Helen
Porter was an easy third.
The evening world., 1905-10-31
LATE WINNERS AT LAToNIA.

,Skth-El CuchiIo 10-l Dosble 6-5 place, Layson.
Eleventh. Fox Hunting 2-l, Athena 81 place, plautus
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-16
HIS FATHER HELD
BY AUTHORITIES
Rabbi Schwartz Takes Steps to Have
Parent Released From Immi-
grafton Station.

Rev. II. Tobias Schwartz, rabbi or
inc Jewish church Aduth Jcshuran, On
Huntington avenue. has been notified
'lint his father Jacob Joseph Schwartz.
who has Just arrived mt New York
from The Holy Land, is being held ut
inc Immigration station in ELLIS lis.
lana, until the Immigration authorities
can ascertain il he las any relatives
In this country who nrc able and win.
Ing TO support him while in the United
States and because he failed To have
the amount of currency required BY
the Immigration law.
Immediately upon the receipt of tho
notice. Rabbi Schwartz sent telc.
graphic order for $40 to his fnthcr ana
Monday afternoon he went to Captain
Collector Stuart drew up the nCccS.
stray papers, declaring that Rev. H. II.
Schwartz, of Newport News, son of
Jacob Joseph Schwartz. was resi-
dent of this city and both willing and
able to support his father during his
stay In America.
The papers were forwarded to Now
York Monday night nnd yesterday Rab.
bi Schwartz tclcgraphcd the immi-
grant authorities at Ellis Island asking
if they were satisfactory. lie has not
yet received reply to the telegram
hut it is supposed that the papers will
secure the release of the rabbits
father
When he is released from the im.
migration station. mt Ellis, Island, Mr..
Jacob Joseph Schwartz will como 10
this city and mike his home with his
son, ut 23a Twenty. eighth street