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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
DIRECTORIES De EscuELA.
El cuerpo de Eduoacion Tienc 81 Sc
sion Reoular--Muehos Ne0ocios
de Interes Arreglados.

La reunion regular mensual de
Cuerpo de Educacion de la Cludad 81
verified en- la oficina de ley del vlcs
Prasidente N. b. Laughlin, 81 l1nes er
Ia noche, en- In cual los siguientes
miembros Sc hallaban presentes: N
B. Laughlin, C. F. Easley Jose Segu
ra, Pedro Roybal, A, G. Ireland. y Jas
L. seligman. El presldente 4. b, Ca
tron y Sixto Garcia, ausenfes.
La junta fue lamada al orden poi
el vice presidente, despues de 10 cual
J: A. Wood. secretario, ley6 los proce-
dimientos de las dltimas juntas, los
cuales fueron aprobados segun leidos.
I'm numero de comunicaciones fueron
leidas entonces referidas los pro-
pios comites.
yEl informe del superintendent de
las escuelas por el mes de Octubre
fue leido y Sc orden6 su protocolo.
El informe del tesorero fue leido y
sc orden6 su entrada en- los procedi-
mientos.
Las cuentas fueron ajustadas or.
denadas de pagarse por el cuerpo.
La proposition de Leo Hersch para
comprar ell solar No. /, manzana 5, en-
la Addiction del Fuerte Marcy, por una
consideration de $40. Sc discuti6 en-
breyes palabras, despues de 10 cual Sc
acept6 y ell secretario fue ordenado de
arreglar los propios papeles para la
consumacion de la yenta.
Las propuestas de Simon Nusbaum
A. ]. LOOMS y la Sra. A. M. Bergere,
para la compra de casas solares en-
la Adlcion del Fuerte Marcy, fueron
referidas al comite sobre edificios Y
terrenos.
Una libranza por 81 1,200 fue ordena-
da de girarse contra ell tesorero en- fa-
vor de A. Windsor. contraista del edi
ficio principal de escuelas.
Una adlcion de cuatro mil pesos de
aseguranza fue ordenada de tomarse
de la Compaiia de Agencia de Asegu-
rama Bergere para cubrir el nuevo
edificio de escuela. Una apropiacion
de $3.50 fue hecha para ell laboratorio
del nuevo edificio de escuela.
El asunto de aceras para las Aveni-
das Lincoln. Grant Palace. fue dis.
cutido, pero debldo al hecho que no Sc
ha hallado todavia quien desee tomar
ell contrato para poner estas aceras,
no Sc tom6 ninguna accion en- Ia reu.
Mon del liines en- la noche.
El asunto de dar ell contrato para el
sistema de tuberia Nelson. debldo la
ausencia del presidente Catron, fue
que el presidente llamara una junta
especial pronto para "a disposition de
tai contrato.
Ell contratista Windsor. hallandose
presente en- la junta, una discussion
sobre 10 despacio del trabajo en- ell nue.
vo edificio de escuela, Sc averigu6 por
un buen ratio, y resoluciones fueron
decretadas p.d!endole al contratistal
que apure ell trabaio. 10 que Sc hara |
de ahora en- adelante. No habiendo
mas negocios la junta Sc prorrog6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
vAcoNEs De LEc1uRA.

Las companies de ferrocarriles
del Jap6n acaba de poner en- al
gunos trenes vagones de lectura,
donde se..facilitan a los viajeros
nGmeros corrientes de numero-
SOS periodicos, asi nacionales CO.
mo extranjeros, que pueden leer
enteramente gatis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
Sc RoBo Los cABALLos Y Ell
CAIRO.
Muchacho de Ounce Amos de Edad,
Desertado por su compahero, es
Arrestado en- Clayton, conda-
do de Union.

Un Official del Condado de Otero,
Colorado, estuvo en- Clayton. Conda-
do de Union, la semana pasada y
arrest6 a Arthur Allen, un muchacho
como de ounce amos de edad, Quien
en- compafiia con otro muchacho ma
yor que el esta acusado de haberse
robado un CAIRO y dos caballos de un
rancho cerca de La Junta. Vendieron
ell caro- Y los harnesses a jeremiah
Ryan en- ell rancho Mckenzie y los ca
ballos los vendieron en- Kenton, Okla
homa. FL compefero. de Allen Sc hu-
y6 con ell dinero. dejando a Allen Ell
Clayton, donde 10 arrest6 ell Official
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
e 10 QUE vALEN LAS UTILlDADES.

En- dias pasados el Sr. Lewis
Schormoyer, profeser de mdsica
de esta ciudad, mientras bajaba
el escalereado de su casa, perdi6
el equilibrio y cay6 al suelo dislo
candose un brazo. Pronto fue a
oficina del DR.. Diaz, donde este
afamado medico le arreglo ell bra
20 por medic los rayos x. La
oficina del DR.. DiGz es una de las
mas bien aquipadas que hay enc
Sudoeste con utilidades propias
para estos casos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
INsEcIoS.

Los estomologos conocen mas
de 240, 900 especies diferentes de
insectos, entire los cuales fguran
algunos tan pequefos que, agru-
pados 1000 individuos de una
misma variedad, ilo ahultan mas
que un grano de arena.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
LAS AcuAs DEL MAR.

Partiendo de la base de que to-
das las aguas del mar Sc evapora-
sen y sus cuencas hubieran de
llenarse con el aqua que aportan
los rios, Sc ha calculado que tar
dariamos en- yer otra vez los ma.
res al nivel en- que hoy los vemos
NADIA menos que cuarenta mil
amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
Ell COBERNA-
DOR 0TER0
Explde la ProcIama de Accion de
Graclas.

VO MEXICO, NOVlemDTe Q, lSUC
Por cuanto, Ell ano que esta fl
nalizando ha traido al pueblo d.
este Territorio muchas bendicio
mes y felecidades;y
Por cuanto, Ell Presidente dt
los Estados Unidos ha designate
y fijado por proclama el Jueves
dia 30 de Noviembre, A. D. 1905
como un Dia de Accion de Ora
cias Necional y ha suplicado que
en- toda la TERRA la gente Sc reu.
ma en- sus hogares y lugares de
oracion, y ALI rindan gracias al
Mes Alto por el sin ndmero de
bendiciones del afio pasado.
Ahora, por 10 tanto, Yo, Miguel
A. Otero, Gobernador del Terri
torio de Nuevo Mexico, recomien-
do por medic de esta que clique
bio de este Territorio observe ell
mismo.
Recomiendo ademas que.el di-
cho dia 30 de Noviembre, A. D.,
1905, sea guardado como un dia
legal de fiesta en- Nuevo Mexico.
Nosotros en- Nuevo Mexico tene-
mos causas peculiares para dar
gracias, ell aumento de tnuestros
rebaflos y hatos y los cuantiosos
prcductos de los fertiles terre.
nos; la gran cantidad de cons
truccion ferrocarrilera ahora en-
progreso y en- contemplation; la
gran actividad en- nuestros inte-
reses de mineria; el aumento de
populacion y de capital, y la pro-
metida esperanza de nuestra GER
cana admission como un estado;
y por nuestra libertad de epide-
mias, incendios, inundaciones v
huelgas, las cuales han visitado
otras porciones de la nacion.
Abst6ngamos en- ese dia de to.
do trabajo innecesario, y en- ell
mfstico cfrculo del hogar v luga-
res dedicados a oracion p1blica,
demos gracias al Supreme Co
bernador del Universe por Sus
constantes misericordias hacia
nosotros, & invoquemos Su conti-
nuo favor, cuidado y guia.
Hagase, tambien, un dia para
la reunion de las familias, el le-
vantamiento del sentimiento pa
tri6tico, ell ministerio al afligido,
Ell consuelo al desvalido, y la carl
dad al necesitaao. Olvidad y per-
donad los errores del pasado VI
reciban ell futur0 con sentimien-
tos de bondad y soporte mutuo;
al'eguense al Aflo Nuevo con CO.
razOnes puros, con ''malicia para
nadie y carload para todos. I"
Hecha en- la oficina eiecutiva en-
la Ciudad de Santa Fe, ell dia 8 de
Noviembre, en- el Af1o de Nues-
tro Senior, Mil Nueve Cientos Gin
co.
Testifica mi mano y ell gran Sc.
llo del Territorio de Nnevo Mel
xico, en- el dia y fecha arriba pri-
oscritOs.
MIGUEL A. OTERO,
Por ell Gobernador:
j. W. RAYNOLDS,
Secretario del Territorio de Nue.
vo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
MARINEROS RUSOS
EN- .REvOLUCI0N
Los Hombres del Escusdron del cxar
en- cronstadt Sc Han RebeIado.
pelican UNA BA-
ITALIA REGULAR
La Plaza saqueads y PiIada por los
Revolucionarl arlos--Los LlberaIes Ha-
cen Ganos.

1 -
Revoluciona arlos--Los LlberaIes Ha-
cen Ganos.
Cronstadt, Russia, Nov. 11--Las
tropas Sc han rebeladoaqui y es-
tan pillandc la ciudad. Enorme
tiroteo Sc oye en- todas las GALES.
Los habitantes estan espantados
y saliendose de la plaza
Londres Recibe ell Relate.
Londres, Nov. 11.--Un despa
cho a la agencia de noticias en-
San Petersburgo dice que los
marineros del escuadron Ruso en-
Cronstadt Sc rebelaron ell mier
coles en- la noche y sobrepasando
q los ofciales desembarcaron y
atacaron los talleres, edificios pu-
blicos y comercios. Las tropas
fueron llamadas y durante la pc
lea que Sc siguio caflones fueron
usados y muchas personas fueron
muertas y heridas. La apelea du-
ro toda la noche.
Informe en- la Capital.
San Petersburgo, Nov. lin.
formes.han llegado aqui que una
matanza ocurri6 en- Cronstadt ell
microbes en- la a.noche y que la in
fanteria uso cancnes para 6ispa-
rarle al pueblo. Sc informa que
la ciudad esta en- llamas. Comu.
nicacion telefonica con San Pc
tersburgo esta interrumpida pc
no las lineas telegraficas estan en-
corriente.
PeIeando una Bstalla Regular.
Un excitamiento extenso pre-
valece aqui, debido q las alarman-
ties noticias de Cronstadt. Segun
informes, la rebelacion de los ma
rineros ocurri6 durante la noche
y Sc siguio por una batalla regu
lar con las tropas durante la cual
canones fueron usados.
Los trabajadores Sc aliaron con
los marineros y centenares fue-
ron mu artoe y heridos. Mas tar
de la plaza fue incendlada y ahora
esta cubierta de llamas.
Ahora Sc informa que la Wis
lumbre del fuego puede verse de
la ventana del Palacio del Empe-
rador en- Peterhoff. Los habi
tantes de Cronstadt estan en- pa
nico.
Las lanchas que van a San Pc
tersburgo han parade de correr
y communication telegratica y tele-
f6nica SO ha suspendido. Es i'm
possible ahora verificar los infor.
mes Il obtener los detalles de los
acontecimientos.
Una fuerza de caballeria man
dado a Cronstadt de Peterhoff Sc
informa que Sc ha juntado con los
insurgentes. Tam bien'se infor-
ma que los artilleros del Fuerte
Ress Sc han juntado con los revo-
lucionarios.
Gan6 Otro Punto.
Ambos ell Conde Witte y ell En-
perador han hecho rendimiento.
FL General Trepoff ha sido reno
vido de la poderosa posicion que
aquella de Gobernador
General de San Petersburgo y
asistente del interior.
Ell Primer Ministro Ruso ha
convenidc en- mediar por 81 su-
fragio universal. Ell Cor de Witte,
mientras no disputa la sinceridad
de Trepoff en- co operar en- elnue-
vo regimen, realiza que su retro
apaciguaria el agravio popular,
Pas6 algun tempo antes que el
Emperador accediera a esto. Con
sideraba a Trepoff como un guar
dia para 81 y su familia. Final.
mente accedio bajo la condicion
que Trepoff sea comandante del
Palacio ydimita como Goberna-
dor General.
INSEcT0S.
Los estomologos conocen mas
de 100000 especies diferentes de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11

Cronstadt, Russia, Nov. IL Las
tropas Sc han rebelado aqui y es-
tan pillandc la ciudad. Enorme
tiroteo Sc oye en- todas las GALES.
Los habitantes estan espantados
y saliendose de la plaza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11
jerome Esta Electo.

jerome, q quien Tammany hizo tan
ia fuerza derrotar mejor, esta electo
por una 'buena mayoria, aunque no hi.
20 tan buena carrera como Sc antici-
paba. Tammany ha perdido manejo
del cuerpo de regidores. ell partido
de Propiedad Municipal hizo buenos
ganos en- ell concilio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-11-11

Los retornos de la eleccion del mar
tes son como sigue:
De Nueva York los retornos no Off
ciales muestran que Mcclellan. ell
candidate de Tammany, gan6 por una
pequeha mayoria--menos que 5000.
Hearst, ell soportadop de Propiedad
Municipal, reclama que fue electo y
que la pequefa pluralidad de Tamma-
ny es ell resultado de fraude Y corrup-
cion. Ha demandado nueva cuenta
y contestara la eleccion.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
FLUSHING
NEW MAIN
Water Turned on at RunyOn to
Clear Pipe To be in Ser
vice Tomorrow.

The work of laying the last length
of pipe and of cleaning up was com
pleted this afternoon, and the water
was turned on from Runyon, to flush
the new twentyfour inch water main.
Tomorrow the water will be officially
turned on, according 10 present plans
The completion of this work on the
south shore comes only after innum-
cradle delays and setbacks met with
by the Grouse Construction Company.
The change of route from Bridge
street to Laurel street; the treacher.
Gus character of the land through
which much of the pipe was laid; the
tides and other factors all contributed
to render the work doubly difficult,
and to carry the date of its completion
way beyond the expected time limit.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21

CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY.
Rapid Growth Of the Congregation
in Two Years Special Ser
mon By Pastor.
NOW HAS II2MEMBERS
Has Purchased Valuable Site in
Jefferson and Erected a
Church Thereon.
NOW HAS MEMBERS

Grace English Lutheran church will
celebrate its SECOND anniversary to.
morrow. There will be morning ser.
vice at 10 80 O'Clock
In the evening the pastor, Rev. Il.
j Keuling, will preach the anniver
'sary sermon. 1t will be two years
since the congregation was organized
Il has grown in membership to he
The Sunday school numbers 155
The Junior Luther League has mem
pership Of forty five. Two classes are
under the religious instruction of Tho
pastor. One class will bs confirm ed
Palm Sunday, the other is preparing
for confirmation for 1906.
This little congregation has bongh
site in Jefferson street and has built
on it beautiful little church with 6
seating capacity of 300. The property
is now worth $4,000. When it i.
taken into consideration that this ha:
been accompIi she'd in the short period
Of two years, and that too by mis-
sion, the result is marvellous.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
CHALLENGE FOR DEBATE FROM
NEW BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL.

kipling. Max Kaletsch spoke on ON
assigned topic.
The subject Of the debate was, Re-
solved, that ont door exercise is better
for physical development tAan indoor
exercise. - On the affirmative side
were Leslie Crowoll, Miss lima Fried
man and Miss Mary kickwood. On
the ne gative were Miss Sigma Nelson,
Harry Braverman aud Leo Steffner
Decision was reserved because of lack
of time.
The program in the Junior FRESH
man Society was: Current topics,
John Slohodien, Miss Myrtle Eilert
and Miss Irene Rock; humorous read
ing, Miss Pauline Philo; extemporane-
ous speech, Miss Florence Palmer :;
recitation, Miss Lottie O'Brien.
Debate. Resolved, that no Norman
should be permitted to sit in the sen.
ate or house of representatives. F"
Affirmative, Miss Edith CARTS and
Martin Brennan; negative, Thomas
Hanson aud Carl Hepstrom.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
Decision Handed Down il
The Hiehtstown Appeal
Case Affects Every
Borough in the State
.
Means that Saloons
\ in South Amboy are
Illegally Licensed.

Trenton Jan. 2l:-Country saloon
and hotelkeepers dependant upon the
favor Of common council in boroughs
operating Under special charters stand
to lose thousands of dollars by the de.
cision of the Court of Errors and AID.
peals. rendered yesterday, that the
power to grant licenes, as given by
special ohaItors, hes been repealed by
the General Borough act passed in
1897.
The decision was given in the case
Of r.. NJ j. Smith against the com
mon council of the borough of Nights
town. The question involved was the
right of the borough council to grant
Or refuse llquor licenses
E,The borough was incorporated in
1858 BIZ a special charter, under which
council was given the power to grant
and refUsa liquor licenses instead Of
letting this rover remain ia the Court
OF Common Pleas This power was
subsequently, repealed, but in 1871 it
was reenacted and thereafter re-
manned unquestioned.
The general borough act was passed
IA II Ssr and there was no provision in
that act either for or against the
granting of licenses by borough conn
oils.
In April, 1904. Daniel N. Steward
applied to HiRhtstown council for a
license, The application was granted
and the action of council was carried
to Supreme Court by r. M. ]. Smith,
on the ground that the general act of
1897 was complete repeater of the
special charter.
The contention for the borough was
that the general borough act Of 1897,
being silent on the question of conn
ellis power, left unrepesled the pro
visions of the special charter which
related to tho granting and refusing
of licenses
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21

The expected challenge was yester-
day received by the local high school
debaters from the New Brunswick
high school
The challenge states that the debate
shall take place at New Brunswich.
The subject is to be chosen by the
New Brunswick school, and the local
debaters will Rave their choice of the
affirmative or negative side.
The challenge was laid over for a
week. 1t is expected that it will be
accepted. This will be return de.
bate. the pupils from the county seat
having won from the local team last
winter.
The members of the literary socie-
ties listened TO programs of interest
yesterday.
In the Senior Sophomore Society, a
paper ON current topics WAS read by
Miss Ella Ramsay. Miss Margaret
Mulchahey recited, and Miss Beth
Watson read character skelch of
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
METUCHEN TO
HAVE GAS GO.
Local Men Connected With the
New Concern Organized This
Morning.
S6cciaI TO tie Egcning Meas

SPcciaI TO the E9cHiN,g Meas.
Metuchen, jar. al:-This morning
y meeting was held in the Office OF
Ex. Sheriff G. G. Campbell and the
Metuchen GasliRht Company was
organized. The following are the
directors: Patrick Convery, L. I.
Johnson, OF Perth Amboy; John
Whelan and L. A. Reitemeyer, OF
Elizabeth, and Robert Carson, of New
Brunswick.
The capital stock of the company
is $4,000. Each member owns TWEEN ty
shares and they are worth $50 share.
The following officers were elected
Patrick Convery, president; John
Whelan, treasurer, and Robert Car.
son, secretary.
1t is said that the new company is
connected with the John Kean inter.
ssts. 1t was organized under an old
charter granted in 1871. As soon as
the weather permits ground will be
broken and pipes laid.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
COUNTY COURT.

.SbeciaI 10 the EveJaAg Mea0s

.'PtSAetf ~ f''S l." SFffNS -'StSSs
New Bruns wick, Jan. 2i:-John
Dridich, of Perth Amboy, who was
arrested on November IA charged with
assaulting John Sholrok, also Of Perth
Amboy, was before Judge Strong this
morning. He did not have any wit
nesses present, and was given until
February to get them. He is repre-
sented by Lawyer Stephen Somcgyi,
Of Perth Amboy.
This morning Charles Scow, eighteaD
years old, of Perth Amboy. was before
Judge Strong. He was charged wild
hitting his brother, fourteen years old,
with bicycle pump The case will
come up again February I.
q Michael Cronin, of South Amboy
was before Judge Strong this morn
ing. He was charged with raising o
chick from 50 II to Sl2 II, TIE checs
had been given to him by ID. G
Chase. Cronin claimed that he was
drunk at the time and did not know
what he was doing. He will be sell.
fenced later.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
MOVING THE
CLUB HOUSE
Work Toward the Erection Of
The New Building is Being
Pushed.

The work of moving the club house
of the Raritan Yacht @ ub in from the
shore line towards Front street was
started at 2 05 O. clock this afternoon
by Contractor Martin Hapseh. The
hnusa will remain in its present capac-
itJ until the completion of the new
clu b house. When the new house is
flushed, the present building will he
fitted up with lockers, shower baths
and the like The new structure Will
be directly in front and joining the
old building, on tile bnlkhead line.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
LAWMAKERS
TAKE TRAMPS
Two Of the Weary WiIlies Given
Lesson in the Art Of Hay
Making

AT the meeting of the Haymakers
Association, 651s, Pc Ambo Left IN
the Rel Mems rooms, last night,
only two ont of tho six tramns put IN
appearance. Tie hay was in good con-
dition and the two, Joseph Wilbur and
Rasmus Lund, were shown how to
make it. The meeting was well at
tended and today the two tramps are
not saving much, but they are look.
ing wise and waiting for the next
candidate that comes along.
After the meeting the Haymakers
had big feed. Ii was at late hour
VIII they left for homo.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
CYLINDER HEAD BLEW OFF;
JUST MISSED TWO PEOPLE.
One of the Old Type Of locomotives eHa RaOadWas Cross
ing Smith StesLasf Night When Accident Happened Crash
ed Into Side Of Coal Office Doing Considerable Damage

ductor Thomas Pendergrass, was start
ing for Elizabeth. The load for the
engine was so heavy, it is said, that
the engineer was compelled to give
her all the steam that he could crowd
on.
Slowly, but surely, the old engine
was going along when suddenly there
was q loud report and cloud OF steam
hid the big iron horse from view.
The force behind tho cylinder head
was so grea. that part OF the iron box
went along with it.
Two Polish women who were
standing close by at the time of the
accident just missed being struck
For time the track was block red, 4,
but engine No. 299 backed down and
helped the crippled engine out.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
COURT DECIDES THAT BOROUGH
CANNOT. GRANT SALOO LICENSE
RUNAWAY STARTLED STATE
STREET DURING BUSY HOUR.

An exciting runaway occurred on
State street shortly after G o'clock
last night, when the streets were
crowded with people returning home
from wors. The team is owned by
Potts & Kaufman, Wholesale grocers,
of State street. Several persons had
narrow escapes, bot tho only damage
done was the breaking of the pole Of
the wagon to which the team was at
tached.
The driver of the team had taken
the horses to the stable in Fayetto
street The van had been backed up
and the horses we're being unhitched
when they suddenly took fright and
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21

With a report that could be heard
for several blocks, the cylinder head
It Central railroad freight engine No.
}45 blew out last night, while the big
'nRine was crossing Smith street. 1t
narrowly escaped killing two Polish
women who were waiting at the
irossng, and crashed into the side
IT the new coal office of @. NJ. Peter
son & Company, where it did consi-
ierahle damage
Freight engine No. 345 is one Of the
'ld timers Of the Central aud it is
dsed to drill iu the local yard.
Yesterday the crew had been doing
some drill work at the Raritan Copper
HorKs and at 10 o'clock, in charge
Of engine driver William McCauley,
with train of cars in charge of Con j.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21

started off. They dashed out Of the
yard into Fayetto street, down to
State and then turnad t"ward Smith
street. They we're going az break
neck pace. At New Brunswick ave.
nue. they turned the corner. A nun.
ber Of young fellows tried TO catch
them, but rs the animals had no bri-
dies on they could not get q grin.
They wenr out the avenue as far ss
Fayette street, where, in turning the
corner, the van struck a telegraph pole
and the wagon pole as broken COM
pletely off. Bystanders grabbed the
team then before they could start off
again. Shortly afterwards the driver
came along and took the team home.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-01-21
Diedrick DiedricksOn wash
Out for a Time at Con
Works.
HAD WORKED LO|
Man was Employed AhoI
Machinery Keeping Every
in Good Condition. |

While at work in the engin
If the Raritan Copper Works
lay afternoon, shortly be
O'Clock, Diedrick Diedricks
oarrow escape from serious in
possible death, when bar fel
of the big engines and hit hi
head, making a deep scalp uound a1dI
rendering him unable to continue
work for some time.
Diedrlckson is member of what is
known as the reDair gang. This gang
is kept at work around the big engines
all the time keeping the machinery IN
perfect working order.
From friends who witnessed the
accident yesterday, it is said that
Diedrickson was at work on the
lower part of an engine when bar on
he top, which had worked loose in
some uuaccountable way, fell 1t
struck the WORKMAN square ON the
head and he fell under the blow. His
frierds picked him up and it was seen
that be had been badly hurt. He was
taken to the storeroom where the
wound was washed and q bandage
rlaced over it. Later Diedrickson
was able to walk to doctors Office,
where the wound was properly
dressed He is now getting along nice
ly