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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20
DID NOT MEET LAST NIGHT.

The Young Ladies Social Circle
dbl not meet at the home of Miss
Anna Mintz, in Fayette street. last
night, on ccoun OF the rehearsal
held in Bragg hall of the Hebrew
Dramatic Society, of which some of
the club are members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20

will lecture. He will take for his
subject, Earthquakes and the
Cause Short talks will also be
given by some of the members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20
Irish Send Their sympathy.

LONDON, April 20-John Z. Red
mOnd has telegraphed to Mayor
Schmitz Of San Francisco. Oh behalf
Of the Irish party and nation. an ex-
preston of sympathy and mourning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20

Court of Indep
esters will holl
meeting in Dali
street, Thursday
F. o Piersop
from High stree
Rector street,
I. j. Mandevi
Miss Anna
attended the
here last night
Mrs. w. Rivel
ing relatives.
Mrs. |. j. N
Ira and Jack,
Texas 10 join
went there seve1
party was tendel
last night by sew
The Mite Sol
Presbyterian chul
in the church par(
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20
LECTURE ON EARTHQUAKES.

The Young Mems Literary Society,
of the Presbyterian church, will meet
tomorrow night. Joseph F. Walker
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20

The Junior League of Grace Luth.
eran church meet this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20
MARRIED AT sEWAREN.

A pretty wedding took place at
George W~ittenberg's home at Sc
warren Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, when his sister. Miss Sine
Wittenberg, was united in marriage
10 Lauritz Smidt. of Sewaren. Rev.
DR.. McNulty, of Woodbridge, united
the couple. Only relatives and a few
intimate friends We're present. The
bridal couple took the 5 O'Clock train
for New York and will make their
home at the Warnon farm at Port
Reading upon their return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20

For your supplies 90 to the Reliable q
and Meat Market, as Smith St. We alwI
hand a choice lot of Groceries. Fresh Meats.(
etc. We buy only the best and sell for the ID
ct prices. We aim to please orr customers
them square deal. Note opr prices for tom
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20
Danderine Is So
Invigorai

and strengthening TO both the hi
q 25c. bottle OF it Is often enough
provements. II at once imparts
and yelvety softness to the hairl
will cause new hair to sprout out
grow abundsntly. long and beaut
for awhile, after which two or I'd
be enough TO complete whatever (
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20
HELD A

A rehearsal of the Hebrew Dram
attic Society was held in Braga Hall
last night for the play that is to be
produced in that hall Sunday night
for the benefit of the knee pants fac
tory strikers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Addieks
have moved TO Elizabeth.
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Martha Washington Companion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20

Martha Washington Companion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-20

CISCO, ii the peOpie used canuies.
The plant of one of the gas companies
blew up, and as a measure of precau-
ton all the other gas in the city was
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
PROTECTING PRISONERS
Sixty Men Left Mobile to Assist tIe Sheriff in Preventing |
 Lynching.
IS THE. SAME OLD CHARGE

Mobile, Ala, Oct GA committee of sixty men left here on the South ern railroad at a. m. to-day to meet Sheriff Powers of Mobile county. who is returning from Birmingham with two Mobile negroes charged with criminal assault. The commits tee expects to meet the party about thirty miles north of Mobile. The feeling here is that the prisoners will be taken from the sheriff and lynched or burned outside of Mobile. Two thousand men met the Louisville & Nashville train this morning, but found that the sheriff and prisoners had gone by the other route.
 Sheriff Powers and his prisoners are scheduled to arrive here at 11:3O. There is no militia aboard the train. Much excitement prevails in Mobile.
 The officers were unable to cope with the mob and the negroes were lynehed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
WANTED IN NEW YORK
AIion GoIdfuss Arrested This Morning at the Waterbury Clock
 Factory
CHARGE IS GRAND LARCENY

Arion Goldfluss was arrested this morning at the Waterbury Clock fac tory where he is employed as he is wanted in New York city on charge of grand larceny. The arrest was made by Detective Dodds, who inn mediately communicated with the New York police and Goldfluss will be taken to New York as soon as an officer arrives. It is alleged Gold fuss stole a couple of valuable gold watches few months ago while in New York. He did not keep the timepieces in his possession for any length of time as they were soon in the hands of a pawn broker. With the money obtained he took a trip to Europe, but before going he was kind enough to send the pawn tick cts to the man from whom he stole the watches. This was his undolng for it was an easy matter to consult the pawn broker and get descrlp- tion of the crook. He has been In this city since he returned from Eu- rope, three weeks ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Killed Their Prisoners.

Warsaw, Oct GA military patrol which was conducting two revolu- tionists to jail yesterday was attack ed by revolutionists, who attempted to rescue the men in custody. The soldiers promptly killed both prison CTS. In another encounter yesterday afternoon, soldiers killed two revolu- tionists who had attacked and killed policeman. Terrorists yesterday murdered road overseer near the station at Macieowice, on the Vistula railroad, and then removed the rails from in front of an approaching mail train. A gendarme Jagged the train in time to avert a disaster. The ten terrorists condemned to death by drumhead courtmartial were hanged at Czarstokov, Poland, yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
HEARST IS READY
 ID DEFY MURPHY Depends Upon Party Regularity For Democratic Vote -DenounCes
 MCCanen
DATE FOR RAT|FIACT|ON
Corners Confers With Candidate on Tour-Speaks at Columbia
 County Fair.

Albany, N. Y, Oct Civilian R. Hearst, whose two private cars were lying in the railroad station here waiting for the 1:40 a. m. train to take them to Buffalo, tried to make it plain that he will hold his big stick over Murphy in New York, Corners in Erie and any other boss in his own district just as threaten ingly as he holds it over McCarren in Brooklyn.
 He openly defied McCarren to do his worst, and said sneeringly that the people of Brooklyn and not "a hired corporation agent like McCar- ren" would decide whether Kings county goes 75,000 one way or the other.
 To his friends MT Hearst has said that he is tired of being asked to go into detail day after day as to what he will do in this or that event. He takes the attitude that it should be accepted that he meant what he said
  Independence league policy Thurs day: We have no disposition not to unite with the democrats but no com pulsion to unite with the democrats. The whole question is not matter of politics but matter of qualifica- tion of candidates
 It is understood by those closest to Mir Hearst that he was nearly on the point yesterday of issuing defiance to Boss Murphy as clear cut and ex- plicit as his answer to Boss McCar- rens ultimatum. He was induced to postpone this after Clarence J. Shearn had labored with him to delay. He decided to play waiting game. He Is confident that he holds the trump card with his Independence league in every county in the state and that the regular democracy must do as he directs,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Coal Takes n nrOp.

One of the six horse teams of the Chase Rolling Mills company fur nished some excitement on Exchange place about noon today. The horses were pulling large high wagon. containing q few tons of coal, in that leisurely fashion. so peculiar to draft horses. These wagons are discharged by releasing n lever which throws down the entire bottom of the wagon. As the outfit WIS crossing the switch es on Exchange place. the bottom of the wagon dropped down and there was coal by the ton on what was just then the busiest part of the en- tire local trolley system. It fell along the rails and got into the switches and there was nothing dgng but shovcling for the driver of that team for the en- suing half hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
DEP0SIToRs SUSPECTED.
Two Americans Believed to Have
 Murdered Bank Officers.

San Francisco. Oct G.-Two Amer ican depositors at the Kimmon Ginko the Japanese bank, were arrested Thursday night on suspicion of hav- ing been connected with the murder of the bank officers and the robbery, and are being held.
 The men had opened an account at the bank, giving fictitious addresses. They, in reality. lived across the street from the bank, having pro- cured a room with a bay window. which commanded a good view of the bank. The police believe that other recent murders were committed by the bank robbers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Wagner the Winner.

Louis Wagner, driving French car, won the third race for the Will liam K. Vanderbilt, Jr, cup. Wag- ner is known as one of the most ex- pert drivers in Europe. He first at tracted attention by winning the race for light cars over the Ardennes cir cult in 1903. He won the 100 kilo- meters (6214 milesl contest at Ar dennes in 52 minutes 49 seconds. Wagner was q team mate of Hem cry, who won the Vanderbilt cup race in 1905, but dropped out after three rounds.
 Lancia, the Italian driver, finished second, Duray, French, third, Clem- ent, French, fourth, and Jenatzy, German, fifth. After the fifth man was in the other drivers were called in and the race was discontinued.
 It was with great difficulty that the crowd was kept back from the road during the last lap.
 Joseph Tracy with an American machine registered the fastest lap, in the fifth lap he finished the course ill 26 minutes and 21 seconds. Tire troubles in the last few laps cost him severely. Many minor accidents were reported in the crush of the last few rounds of the race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
New Golf Association.

West Newton, Mass. Oct G-1he leading women golf players of the eastern and western links gathered at the Brae burn country club to-day for the first contest between the two newly formed associations. Each sec ton had picked sitecn players for the match. Chicago furnished the main body of the western team. with St Louis. Denver and Claremont. Calf. caxch having a representative. The eastern was selected from the dis trlcts of Boston. New York aud Ph,l- adelphia. and was led by Miss Pau- line Mackey. the national champion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06

lap, has tire trouble at Bulls Head. Jenatzy's time ninth lap, 275:08 3-5. Fabry completed seventh lap in 260:57. Duray finished ninth lap in 165:52 2-5, making him third in race. Le Blon completed eighth lap in 281:05 4-5. Cagno completed eighth
 lap in 270:30. Clement completed ninth round in 273:48 and was fourth according to elapsed time. The order of the five
 cars leading the race on time at end of ninth lap was: Wagner, Lancia, Duray, Clement and Jenatzy. Heath made the ninth car to finish the eighth lap. Time 287:10 2-5. Lawwell never finished the fifth lap. giving up to tire and engine trouble. 11:12 a. m.-Lancia completed tenth and last round first. Wagner wins by about three minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
ACID IN THESE BOMBS.
Russian Terrorists Aim to Make
 Them More Deadly.

London. Oct 6.-The St Petersburg correspondent of the Telegraph says that the bombs seized by the police in their recent raid on the Engineers institute contained barbarous de- vice for destroying life by prussia. acid.
 X piece of cloth saturated with the acid was fired inside the bomb. When such a bomb burst even the smallest fragment that was in contact with the acid would cause speedy death is it scratched the flesh. Many injured by bombs in the past have been cured. but nobody hurt by these bombs could be cured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
ON INSURANCE HUNT.
North Carolinians Would Like a Few Questions Answered.

New York, Oct GA delegation selected by the policyholders of the Mutual and New York life insurance companies in North Carolina arrived in town yesterday to ascertain few facts which they are to report at a meeting of the state policyholders in these two companies which is to be held on October Is at Raleigh, N. c.
 The delegation consists of James F. Pou, H. c. McNair, J. F. Ferrali and c. w. Hinshaw. They called first at the office of the New York Life and submitted list of sixteen questions that the North Carolina policy holders want answered. Then they submitted the same questions at the office of the Mutual.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND
Marriage Arranged Which Will Probably Bind the Two Countries Closer
 Than Ever
RUSSIAN GOVERNOR DEAD

St Petersburg, Oct GA marriage which is of the greatest significance as binding the new and friendly rela- tions between Great Britain and Rus sia, has been arranged between the Crank Duke Michael, only brother of Emperor Nicholas and Princess Pa tricia of Connaugh, daughter of the duke of Connaught, brother of King Edward. The betrothal occurred dur ing the grand dukes recent trip to Copenhagen and Scotland, from which he has just returned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
R,ttleship Texas in Poor shape.

Washington. Oct 6.-The battleshlp Texas put in at Charleston. s. C., for coal. The captain of the Texas in formed the navy department that the ship was making but seven knots ar hour and burning eighty tons of coal n day. Before the Texas was placed in reserve she had speed of twelve knots. One trouble the Texas ex' perienced was in sailing against the Gulf Stream which at this time of inc year moves at about four miles an hour. She has not been dockei for nearly two years and is In q very foul condition on her bottom.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Trolley Far>. ResiurrsI.

General Manager !. K Punderforl of the ConscIiIatr,l Railway company in a communication yesterSl1y so Mayor John T.. StusIIey of New Ha- ven. announces that President NeIlen of tho company has agrs-si with tho mayors suggestion that the fare to Morris Cove from any point on the Scent limit in New Haven. te : crs.ss oa and after Mon,la-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS WED.
Each IS Years 0ld-Bride Taking a
 Post Graduate Course.

Flushing. l.. l., Oct 6.-The mar riage of two pupils of the Flushing high school was announced yester- day. It occurred on April 10 in Man. haitian. The bride was Miss Ada Wyllys Dixon, daughter of Captain James Wyllys Dixon, a retired army officer, and the bridegroom is Marion Lee Andrews, son of Charles Lee Andrews. a broker of Manhattan.
 The young woman was valedictor- ian at the graduating exercises last June. but she returned to the school at the opening in September and is taking a postgraduate course. The bridegroom is at present in the grad uating class of the school. Each is IS years of age. They were insepa- rable companions as children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
IN GREAT PERIL.
Bridge Collapses and Forty Are
 Thrown Into the Stream.

Meninomee, Mich, Oct 6.-While a party of twenty-five students of Ocon- to, Wis, high school were standing on a foot bridge at Oconto falls watching the falls, the structure col lapsed, precipitating the whole party forty feet into the stream.
 William Balou, aged 14 years, was killed and Viga Sentil, Hazel Denison and Frank Donlevy were seriously in jured.
 Professor Nemcomb, the instructor, was badly hurt and several others were slightly injured. The bridge is 200 feet long, but the water in the street is only three feet deep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
BODY IS IDENTIFIED.
Man Was Q Mason and He Belonged
 i'm ThomastOn, Me.

Stratford, Oct 6.-The body of a man found on the shore of the Sound here about fortnight ago, was iden- tified to-day as that of Captain John E. Maloney of the tern schooner Samuel Hart of Thomaston. Me, who was lost overheard or New Haven harbor on September s. Identifica. ton was made certain by comparison of the numbers on watch found on the body with those held as a record by a Thomaston jeweler. The watch also bore the initial M" and Ma sonic device, and by reason of the lat ter the body was cared for by the local lodge of the order. The body has been sent to Thomaston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Prize Is Divided.

New Haven. Oct e.-The Hugh Chamberlain prize for the best en' trance examination in Greek at Yak has been divided between Robert A Taft of Washington. ID C.. and Thom' as I. Riggs. also of Washington Young Taft. who Is the son of Secre ,ary Taft. also divided the Samuel III Galpin prize for the best examina. tion in Latin for entrance to Yak with Samuel M. Cohen of Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Hearst Hears the Rumors.

Buffalo, Oct Civilian R. Hearst and party arrived here this afternoon from Albany. He was met with con stant rumors to the effect that he was to withdraw from the nomina- ton of governor by the democratic party. Mir Hearst would not discuss the subject, but it was learned or good authority that the rumors were unfounded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Garfield Appeals Case.

New York. Oct G.-Richard X. Canfield does not propose to pay the sis!ulD verdict rendered against him in the supreme court in the suit brought against hinhy Lawyer John Deiahunty to recover money due tor services rendered. Justice Newburg- CT in the supreme court yesterday af- fixs,I his signature to the nec,--Sary papers. whereby Canfield Is suablsyi to take the matter before the Apple late division af the supreme court
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Stnrk Market HcaNy.

Wall Street. II a. m.-The stock marke; became heavy. particularly for the western stocks Extensive realizing in some of yesterdays buoy ant features facilitated the work of the bears in depressing prices. The volume of business wss comparative ly light The downward movement halted before 1T o'clock. ard there were a number of sharp recoveries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
c,,,. Kru,rs K..... er...hepper..


 The great flock of ga guIls that Is clearing Iuks, ,swnshIp. Kan. of grnss- bopp.rs Is much appreciated by the people up fbers. says the Pratt Union While driving in that township the other day ve saw at come distance what seemed to be a big lot of new tn cars in great nunhers stretched ac-oes a qrarfer sectioa of land Pres- entIy we di~rover-l tbere vas life and activity In the white objects s;istenins in fbe sunlight. aDi ten ve dsscoverci 1t to be eountiess thousands cf sea ruIss stretrkei scro<s tte fields and ss.rhInr huy,rrrs and burx rsey were not vIkl as oss cszd drive vitsin . fer rods of thes snd rct disturb th>D 'n the iecst
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
BIG TIM ON WAY.
We'll Known New Yorker Will Be at Eagles Fair.

Big Tim Sullivan of New York, one of the political kings of Tam many hall, with his friends, Con- gressman Sulzer, Senator Grady and MT Applebaum, his secretary, will be in the big parade this evening at the opening of the big fair of the Eagles. President M. J. Ryan received a tele- gram this afternoon informing him that the New Workers will leave home on the 4:23 train and will ar rive here about o'clock. Congress man Sullivan will make a speech at the opening of the fair and tell all about the order of Eagles. He is a big one himself and he knows all about the society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
R. M. Holden Named.

Hartford. Oct 6.-Democrats of the 1st congressional district in cOnven- ton here to-day nominated Benedict NJ. Holden of this city. Resolutions were passed endorsing the democratic platform and declaring for a revision of the tariffs. the duties or trust made articles and will ensure the wage earners an honest return for honest toIi.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Attempted Murler.

Danbury. Oct Civilian Lawlor, aged 10. who gives his address as Guttenburg. \. l., was arrested yes terday afternoon, charged with at- tempted murder. The alleged at- tempt occurred at the Danbury fair grounds when members of a band of gpysies to which I.awlor belongs got into a quarrel with members oi another band. Lawlor is said to have struck Moses Small, the leader of the other band. over the head with an axe. splitting his forehead and fraicuring his skull.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Waiting for . Reply.

Washington. Oct flowing to the satisfactory aspect of affairs In Cuba. Secretary Taft has been asked ny ci- ble if in his judgment 1t Is necessary to send to the island more troops than the nine hundred now on board the transport Summer. due in Havana Io- day or tomorrow. He has not re- sponsle,i. and meanwhile the preparl- lions will continue for the dispatsh of inc entire force of 5.l0 men as originally planned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
The Race Told in nuIIetin.

Finish Line. Vanderbilt Cup Course, westbury. l.. l., Oct 6.-Fog delayed the start of the automobile race for the Vanderbilt cup for fif- teen minutes to-day. At 6:l5 a. m. the word was given and car No l.. driven by Le Blon, American. went over the line. He was followed at intervals of one minute by the other racers.
 Jenatzy. German, finished the in- itial round first and Lancia, Italian. second, but Wagner. French. who came around third. was the real lead CT on elapsed time.
 At S a. m. Jenatzy. fancia and wagner had finished the third round. Wagner led by more than four min utes. while Lancia was nearly a minute ahead of Jenatzy.
 WeiIsehott. Italian. had to with draw from the race because of an ae- cident. his car going over an em- bankment at Manhasset. He was not hurt
 OhiciaI times. fourth round:
 Jenatzy. 117:32 3-5.
 Lancia. 117:l3 2-5.
 Wagner. 112:21 i-5-
 Wagner al s:35 a. m. with near 1y one half Of the race completed. was leading. with Lancia second. Je- nafzy third and Duray fourth
 Lancia finished fifth lap and half the race first. having finally passed Jenatzy Wagner completed fifth lap second and Jenatzy third Wagner still holds lead Of race
 Heath Cseso and I,e Bion com pleted fourth round In ninth. tenth and eleventh positions Times Heat 1I7.f1: Czeno. 157-fs s-5. Ls Bio1. 1so.os-
 o0cial tine An ruund: LAneia,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Received by President.

Washington. Oct 6. - President Roosevelt to-day received r. F. O'Connor. N. II. and Michael l. Ryan of Philadelphia the new officers of the United Irish league Of Ameri- ca and Dr NJ. F Egan and William r. Downey. both of Washington and talked over with them Irish matters concerning this country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
pcr Draw. Masters Wagon.

wInsfeI. Conn. Ocf S-JoSeph Peters. who has charge of the strcsi lamps kerosene in the villare of NH river. harnesses his dog Prince tO a small wagon anl drives hiD frsl r-,st to post. The dog draws the Iar<s oil san and patiently waits for his master to perform his daily toll
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
FREE WITH PISTOL.
A Yale Man Armed with a New Colts Arrested.

New Haven, Oct GA Yale stu dent giving the name of George F. Steward, was arrested last night near the Hotel Garde on a charge of dis charging firearms in the city limits Steward was armed with brand new Colts 22 caliber revolver. He had the weapon loaded with blank car tridges and was having small Fourth of July celebration by him. self when taken into custody. Late last night he was released on bonds furnished by George White.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Held Under $1, 900 Bonds.

New Haven, Oct Crank P. Hancock of Yalesville. janitor at the postoffice here, was to-day bound over for trial in the United States court under bonds of s1,0O0, charged with taking letters which he found in the postoffice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
Belonged in NOrwnlIk.

New York, Oct 6.-The boy in- jured by Tracy's car is Herbert Bald win of Norwalk, Conn. One leg was broken, both ankles were fractured and he is thought to have been inter- nally injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
m~,, of His Iniur,~s.

Nev York. Oct s.-A nan named nruner of Passaic. vbo vss run down by Driver Shepard. died of hi' injuries a short time after he vas injured