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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Washington, d. G. - President
Roosevelt after "a conference with
Miss Mabel Roardman, OF the Amer
lean National Red Cross. Thursday
issued. in the form OF a proclamation
an appeal 20 the American people FOR
aid for the people of san Francisco.
He asked that an contributions DO
made Through the officials OF the
American National Red Cross. who
have effected systematic arrangements
for the distribution OF the needed as,
sistance
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

SpFtnWftcld. No, - Every
day that passes marks a decrease In
the likelihood Of any fresh outbreak
~ violence. There was very little
discussion OF recent trouble on the
streets Wednesday Mounted Police
are |patrolling all parts of the city
and two companies of soldiers are
on guard IN the bottoms hat BE be-
tween the iall and the square, No
results of the secret Investigation OF
special grand jury nos In session
have been made public,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Washington, u c. The raj de-
partment has received the following
from General Funston; "Fire crossed
VanNess avenue TO the west a. $3.50
D m Almost certain now that en-
tire city will be destroyed. Have or
dercd troops from Monterey and ey-
erything going as well as could b
expected on account Of confusion.
Il has been impossible TO locate indi-
yiduals inquired for, hut attention will
be- siven that matter as soon as prac.
ucabio Funston. Commanding
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

New YORK - Sixteen thousand
immigrants most ~ whom viii
be subjected 10 restraint on board the
vessels in which they came 10 this
country. went 60 sleep Tuesday night
Ia the steerage % moorcd transact
lantic liners This was because a
record breaking rush Of Immigration
has Ewamped the bureau on Ellis Is
land which has facilities for examln-
ing only 5000 newcomers a day.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

ST.. Paul. Minnesota John }
Hanrahan. grand master Of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Firemou. will
be married here Tuesday morning to
Miss Katherine 81 sullivan. daughter
of Former County Auditor D. ~ sulli-
van President IAN. OF the Great
Northern railway. has rendered az,
Hanrahan bis private Ger ia which the
wedding Journey viii be taken 90 the
coast.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Lawrence. kansas The Uni
rersity of Kansas defeated the Cuiver-
sity Of Oklahoma ON McCook field FRI
day afternoon by a score OF six TO
two. HOFFMAN pitched an excellent
game for the layhowkers holding the
sloncrs down 90 four hits Kansas
secured hhcon hits on from Housh,
the oklahoma twirler.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Scranton. Pa. April tS-The big
coal companies horeahouts with the
exception OF the Delaware. Lackawan-
ma q Western company, are preparing
for a long strike. feeling confident
shat a strike viii b. declared az the
convention OF mine workers which Is
to be- held after the scale committee
considers the operators answer 20 the
miners counter proposition
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
Claims powie used Man. 20 Dsfraua

Chicago, M - Mr.. James Sur
rock OF New Mexico. Friday made
complaint TO the federal authorities
that he had been defrauded by John
Alexander Dowie o Of n sum close
20 Si0.00o, and that the mails Lad
been used Ga the operation. Sur
rock asserted that by means OF let.
tors written 10 him by Dowie he
was induced 90 invest in Zion City
a-a thst no= IA demands for re.
payment are not complied with. The
matter was referred 90 Posiomce In
spcctor Stuart for investigation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26


o a horse nrst
weakened my back
aud Affected my kid
e y ] a very
bad and had 10 g
about on crutches.
The doctors told me
/ had a case OF
rheuma-
tism. but could
not believe them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

4 esu1d nos $50 sid eusH hzrEv 8-ag
1rn-uG lnrrd tw- rs EErf
49, sm1 e. q Le rsL ! t1a LTAE
EEkhsZE NeUs1ats C ard - ~
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U6ed@Ps d EP h
Mhw Pearl Aefez. C ~ Eo1a sam
uer street. E4arlle- Lezn Wzaas
Dsar wrz PEaEhE-
II mEgrea wth pn-eE psfg1L w-s
hseEachA hezr@lCun p pans aEH
t1s ED1s rs gs-y wrVgW 1d Er1s
ha SD ny tru-tE EnE 1
NY pETEczn Ea1 - hD Es auf !
.ds1Ea1 = ULTz EEH $3.50
.Cawpo1md I sca fu-d = uas & ~
Eoel A4ET E1 @ 9 1
anaIDob z lr ny DalET P
Lraia z. Piukhan's Vegetable Coz-
pound Is the ufAllng cEre foE al tese
r70ubl4 It Etre1Ethsns ths Pupr
muscles. and aceweEt Eith al -
horrors VII 10 Uoue Cruh yUZ
Backaehe 6izzs1esZ Ersfrz. bear-
tngEoHR pains. disouierHd EacEzcz,
all symptoms q the ore Gu@-Bu
yOu strong and well
You can tel the story Of your SUI
ferinr Z q wo-1zn AID receive help
ful advice free Of c0S& Addnezs Mn
pfnkham. Lynn. Mass The pyesent
Mrs Fi1kham Is tie danFhterlinlaW
Of Lydia Z. Pinkham and for twenty
Ave q she has 49, ke- ArsctfoE
ard since her deceaR. been adrE1g
J SEX women free OF eharge.
owrA Gunraa&e V7pr1 fRfhera E,u
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

AL women works some "a their
homes, some IN church. and EoEe Ia
the whirl Of society. And in stores
mills and shops tens Of thous4nds are
nthe n-ever-oeasing EeadmAs earning
their daily bread
All are subject 20 the Eans phvsai
laws; AL suffer alike from the sane
physical disturbance. and the nature q
their duties, IN many eases. quickly
drifts them into the horrors Of al
kinds Of female complaints tumors
liberation, falling and displsce-
ments or perhaps tr~regularity or
suppression, causing bacLaehe- Der-
~vOusness, i~rritabIity and Essitude.
They especially require an invig0rat-
ing. sustaining medicine which Will
strengthen the female organism and
enable them TO bear easily the fatigues
Of The day. 70 sleep well 81 night and
to rise refreshed and cheerful
How distressing 70 Sc q woman
struggling 70 earn q livelihood or Per.
form her household duties when hcs
back aud head are aching, she is 60
tired she can hardly drag about OF
stand up, and every movement cause
pain, the origin Of which Is due y
some derangenent Of the female or
ganism-
Miss z. orser, OLA areuton Street
Boston, tells women how 10 AVOID sucH
suffering; she writes:
Dear Mn Pinkham-
81 Szfsrod misery for several yazrs VII,
female irregularities Ny back achea; / haE
baaring-dOWn pains and frequent heA14ch@
lydia E PiEkhom's Tssetahle Coa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

and finally began Using Doan's Kid
ney pills for my kidneys. First the
kidney secretions came more freely.
then the pain left my back / went
and got another box. and that 20 u-
pleted a cure. ] have been well for
two years"
Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box
FOster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
s,mnnthr frnm An.lrnlIa.

sydney n. s W. - The pre-
premieus Of New South Wales and
Victoria have conformity Cabled to
President Roosevelt their sympathy
win the United States In the disaster
al san Francisco.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Athens, Greece - King Edward
Queen Alexandra and the Prince AM
the Princess OF Wales arrived her.
Tuesday They were welcomed b,
King George and Queen Olga. 81
Grceoe. and were given an ovation By
the p~opulaco.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Oakland. Calf II Is under
stood that Gov rardeo viii Issue q
cali for a special session Of the legis.
laiuro 10 relieve the distress occa
STONED hy the calamity which ha'
o,ertakon san Francisco.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Husband-You know. my dear, my
devotion to you Is unremitting.
Wife-Yes. I've noticed that when
I've been away and wrote 70 you for
mOney.-Balt.more American
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Port said. The United
States drydock Dewey vas reported
hy wireless telegraph Tuesday TO be
i5O miles on this por.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Alexandria. EGYPT William }
Bryan. who Is touring the world. left
Cairo for Luxor. he returns Thurs
day and viii leave Ceiro Saturday for
the Holy Land
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Men have missed golden oportuni
ties by merely doing something Just
70 passS away the time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

When a laxative is needed. nothing can
Be more Effective than Garfield Tea, which
- made Of herbs, Il cures Eck headache
constipation and diseases q hveF. kidneys.
stomach and bowels il purihes the blood.
pleuon-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

A Union college professor wants
legislation 20 compel the sons OF rich
men 20 go 20 work Evidently the
professor dispairs Of making rich stu
dents work himself - Lewiston
Journal
EITC psrmEuernrrs-e1 Nants or -ersclsae1ane
EAAS rrr dET EuH ~ rT- huEesaeEr Nerve Heegur-
r. Esnd for FREE s2-Do rrEt 11e ana r-sarus.
uh ln1-M Ara -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

The poor we have always with Us
especially poor excuses.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Wife-Have you had a bad day,
dear2
Fnancier-Yes. ! lost over s250.000.
and the worst OF il is that nearly 800
OF that was my own money!-Life.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Lewis Single Binder straight Sc cigar
made o. rich. mellow tobacco. Your
dealer or Lewis Factory. Peoria. III
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
CAN'T UP.
Kidney Trouble Causes Weak Backs
and a Multitude Of Pains
and Aches.

Col f. s. Harrison. Deputy Mar
shat. 7lg Commoa s.. Lake Charles,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Mrs WtuslgWfs SoarnEnE sy~up.
FGr ceut0en iaelhlur. Egfte1E tbe rIa. etuoas -
tEUz-zlo1- alaga pEil-c cares v11Eoa1G 8sAbGz&
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

". N. u KANSAS CITY. NO. II. 1895.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
HAVE ANOTHER
STEAMBOAT co.
Said to be Forming to Run Be-
tween New Brunswick, This
Place and New York.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 22.-It
Is understood on good authority that
plans are now under way for the
forming of steamboat company ia
do general business between New
Brunswick, South Amboy. Sayre-
vile. Perth Amboy, and other points
and New York
At the present time only one
steamboat company. the New York
and New Jersey. has a line running
between these points and New York.
that touches Perth Amboy.
The new company. II is said, will
be composed of New Brunswick and
New York mon, and perhaps few
Perth Amboy men. They will try To
make arrangements 10 secure the
old dock used by the Beebe Transpor-
tation company at Perth Amboy and
after it has been put In first class
order It will be one OF the best docks
in that city for the landing OF steam
boats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
Much Enthusiasm
Aroused by the
Candid ate.
HE WON VOTES.
Tells the People Of the New BOr
Ough that They Can Vote As
they Please Regardless Of
Boss Strong S Claim --Des-
CribeS Real Condition.

Col. Fordyce went to Roosevelt last
night and spoke to an audience of
about 200 voters. The men had as
sembled in Kish's hall, and they
showed much interest in what the
candidate had to say.
Col. Fordyce showed the men that
net was not afraid to appear before
them and tell them exactly how he
stSnds on the issues now before the
people. He declared that he has re-
pehtedly challenged Senator Jackson,
ort any of Boss Strong's ring to tell
where they stand on these issues, but
they had evaded them every time.
The candidate appealed to the vot-
ers, as free men, to vote as their con-
science dictates. He then described
how Boss Strong goes on the main
floor of the legislature, demanding
that the men from Middlesex county
vote as he tells them to and how he
rules in county affairs so that his APP
prbval is necessary before anything
cab be accomplished.
The men were deeply impressed,
ami they expressed their approval at
thb manly way in which Fordyce
COMES out in the open with what he
believes and appeals to the people,
while jackson and the machine keep
th% voters in the dark.
AT noon today and tonight, Col.
Fdrdyce is in South Amboy at 1880
on lock he spoke to the men employed
on the coal docks and tonight he will
appear before the people of the bor-
ouIgh at the bandstand. He makes a
stiaight appeal, and the people can
not be in doubt as to where he stands.
Monday night meeting will be
held at Dayton, Col. Fordyce's home
toVn. The primaries will be held
Tuesday from 1 o'clock to 8 o'clock
p. IN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
PICTURES OF
MURDER SCENE

Chief Burke has in his possession
a number of pictures, taken of the
interior and exterior of Pockvatilla' S
saloon on Stanford street, where
George Sapak was shot and killed,
and his brother, Mike, badly injured
Labor Day night. The alleged muir
derer is John Petruny, who is now
awaiting an Indictment by the grand
jury in New Brunswick. A number
of local people, including Chief
Burke, and Detective Huff, are in
the pictures. At the time they were
taken, the subjects were grouped ac-
cording to the supposed positions of
the participants in the shooting af-
fair Chief Burke is supposed to be
Petruny on the photograph, and De-
tective Fluff as the man who was
shot through the lungs. The pic
lures will be used by Prosecutor Ber-
dine, when Petruny is tried
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
MESSAGE TO ROOSEVELT
Secretary Taft Reports His Ina
biIity Thus Far to Bring War;
ing Factions Together.
HAVANA TRADE REPORTED DEAD
Seven of Our Warships Now Com
mand Cuban Capital. Secretary
Will Not Treat With Armed Rebels.

WASHINGTON, Sept %. = Advices
from Havana only confirm the feeling
which has been entertained here that
the differences between the govern
ment of Cuba and the insurgent forces
are irreconcilable. and that even II the
presidents commissioners should sue
ceed in accomplishing any arrange
ment for the settlement of the difiicul-
ties in Cuba it could only be temporary
and that crisis must necessarily re-sl
suit sooner or later. Interventi0ni
therefore by the United States is like
ly to occur at any moment.
The deadlock continues. Neither p0-
litical party will YIELD and the revo-
lutionists are advancing to surround
Havana
1t is the general expectation among
all classes at Havana that the Uniteds
States will soon take definite action.
1t is understood here that Secretary
Taft has sent a gloomy message to
President Roosevelt, saying that pri-
vate reports received by him from the
interior are to the effect that a state
bordering upon anarchy prevails
throughout almost the entire iFland,
exception being made of the seFtions
on the coast. The indications sefm to
be that Secretary Taft will not be able
to settle the difficulty without ddhnIte
and real American Intervention.
1t is known that Secretary Taft has
decided absolutely not to treat with
armed rebel forces. This Is taken to
mean that American Intervention and
American occupation must inevitably
follow. Intervention as contemplated
would mean the taking over OF the ar
fairs Of the entire island pending some
final settlement.
A demonstration has been made By
armed revolutionists within mile /of
me scene of the peace conferences.
GS.neral Acosta, with 300 insurgents,
ia camped at La Lisa, west Of Minis,
ter Morgan's villa at Marianne, any
half mile eastward are rural
.ularde. militia and mounted police. At
the in@IFgent camp it is boasted that
the Object Of the insurgents in coming
an close was to show Secretary Taft
how completely Havana is In their
ara,S. Pine Guefra's augmented force
ia oniv ashort distance away. He was
adyan,dns TO encamp just outside Of
Marianne when the fact was called to
the att, htioh of Secretary Taft. Mr..
Taft ws,sN greatly displeased, and Sen
ator ZayasAsnd Charles Hernande, for
- TInu
natched 30 meet Guerra, with the re-
su,t tbat, tho latter turned back. He
will takt.snis command to point ten
or fifteen miles south OF haVaha anu
Fl ,ere wait the decision of the Ameri-
ca nJediatcrs.
lth9 United States battleships Lou
isla ya> and Virginia and the cruisers
Gle ty.liNld and Tacoma have arrived az
Hn, Una.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22

der r. Fordyce, Jr. Be sure to use
nothing but black lead pencil and
draw line across the names of the
delegates which stand alone under
the county convention mead, as is
shown in Cut No. 2. This leaves on
ly the names opposite the bracket,
and means that the voter votes for
the Fordyce delegates.
Remember that some polls will
have more delegates than others. For
instance, in the second ward there
are three delegates to be elected to
the county convention. In that case
it will state on the ballot, under the
county convention heading "(VOte
for 3D." and there will be three
names opposite the bracket.
In every case the voter must vote
for the number of delegates the bal
lot tells him to, and he should draw
line across those names which
stand alone under the county conven-
tion head as shown in Cut No. 2, al
lowing all the names opposite the
bracket to stand.
If no names are crossed ont Mt
all, the vote for county delogat eJ
cannot be counted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22

as there can be but one nominee for
school commissioner, it states under
the school board heading, "(Vote for
IL"
The voter will, therefore, cross out
two names under the county conven-
ton head and two names under the
school board head, leaving only the
names for which he wishes to vote.
Note, also, under Cut No. that
two of the names under the county
convention head stand alone and two
names have bracket, opposite which
is printed, "Choice for State Senator,
Alexander II. Fordyce, Jr." This
means that the two delegates which
stand along under the county con-
vention head are not pledged to any
one. BY voting for them the voters
do not know whom they will nomi-
nate for state senator
The men whose names are in the
bracket, however. are pledged to vote
for Alexander r. Fordyce, Jr., for
state senator. BY voting for them,
the voters know whom they will vote
for at the convention.
Cut No. shows how to vote for
the men who are pledged to Alexan-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22

Above is shown what the primary
ballots. to be used at the election to
be held Tuesday. September 25, will
look like
Cut No. / shows the ballot without
a mark. This Is as the voter will re-
ceive 1t at the polls. Notice that at
the top of the ticket it says "(Erase
all names except those for whom you
wish to vote.)"
Where there is a contest for dele
gates or for any Office. It will be
printed on the ballot. under the head
ing telling what the men are for. ex-
planning how many names are to be
voted for.
The ticket shown above Is to rep
resent the first poll of the first ward
in this city. BY glancing over cut
No. 1t will be seen that there are
four names under the heading For
Delegates to County Convention"
Likewise three names under the head
ing, For Member of Board of Edu
cation"
As there are only two delegates 10
be sent from this poll. II distinctly
states. under the county convention
heading "tVote for %" Likewise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
FESTIVITIES
!. HAVE CLOSED

All the stores that were closed on
bn account of the Rosh Hashanah
festivities, were opened at 6 o'clock
fast night. AS was told in the NEWS
yesterday, Thursday and Friday all
lthe Hebrew population, both in this
city and all over the world, held can
means, head of the year. The more
liberal of the Hebrew population OPP
ened their stores at O'Clock Thurs
day night, while the orthodox Jews
spent yesterday in their temples pray
ing for their departed brethren. Their
worship ended at sunset last night,
and their business places were open
ed at that time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
FAST AUTO
HIT HYDRANT
Large Car on Way to Long Is
land Cup Trials Smashed
at Princes Bay.
Special to the EVENING NEWS :

Specfdt 10 tue BFENiNG NE Wo
TOTTENVILLE, Sept. pa large
touring car, passing across Staten Is
land about 9:15 O'Clock last night, on
its way to the Vanderbilt cup elimi-
nation trials on Long Island today,
ran into fire hydrant at Princes Bay
and put the machine completely out
of business and damaged the hy-
drant.
In the machine at the time were
Jacob J. Seeds, of 161 School Lane,
Germantown, Pa, the owner of the
machine, and Thomas Randell, of the
same place. They claim that on ac-
count of the street lights being out,
they lost their bearings, and could
not see where they were going.
The machine was towed to the
Richmond automobile garage in Sta
tion avenue, for repairs, and the men
proceeded on to Long Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
FLYNN is NOT
A CANDIDATE.
Withdraws from the Race for
AIdermaniC Nomination in
the Third Ward.

J. J. Flynn has declared his in
tention OF Withdrawing from the race
for alderman in the third ward. He
declares there is no harmony in the
ward, and as so many candidates
want the honor, Mr.. Flynn says he
will endeayor to clear the field some
what by stepping aside.
Mr.. Flynn was not aspiring for the
nomination when the petition was
presented. but he was pushed TO the
front by his friends. He now sees
the different factions looming up and
away a good opportunity to win.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
Is Anxious 10 Find u.

Mr.. Davis. OF the Nicilet Company.
Is advertising for a $50 degree Ma
sonic Emblem. which he lost In this
city some time ago. There are only
small number of 33d degree Masons
In the world. therefore the emblem Is
very valuable. MIR. Davis resides in
Steubenyille, Ohio. and lost the en-
blem while on a business trip to this
city rect ntly. On account of the
value of the charm to him. the
owner has offered a large reward for
its return to either himself or al the
store of Thomas West & Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
A CLUB RUN
AND CLAMBAKE
Raritan Yacht Club Preparing for
Final Event of the Season
on October I.

The final club run of the season
of the Raritan Yacht Club will be
held Sunday, October Z, up the Rari-
tan river TO point about three miles
this side of New Brunswick. A
large number of boats will make the
trip and the non-boat owners of the
club will go along. A landing will
be made and a Rhode Island clam
bake. This will be one of the pleas
antest outings of the season. The
start will be made from the clu
house at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
CONFETTI FILLS AIR
AT F|REMEN'S FAIR
The Protection Hook & Ladder Bows
Had a Big Night and Everyone
Had a Great Time.

the articles left in the booths now
are to be disposed of. A few may be
auctioned Off, but the majority of
the articles will be given away as
prizes.
The doors will open at o'clock
tonight, and dancing and all the at
fractions will be in full sway until
midnight. at which time the commit
tee will rejoice. All the members of
the company have worked hard to
make the fair success, and the sum
that is expected to be cleared will
well repay them for their efforts.
The door prize last night was a
picture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22

An enormous crowd attended the
Protection Hook and Ladder Com
pany's fair in Wilder hall last night.
On account of the rain many went to
the hall for shelter, and until mid
night, the laddies were kept contin-
ually on their mettle in the different
booths.
The throwing of confetti caused
much fun, and an extra supply has
been secured>for tonight. At the hall
this morning it could be seen deep
over the floor. Dancing was the at
traction for many at intervals.
Tonight is the last night, and will
probably be the busiest night yet. All
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-22
LANG MAY BE
GOING INSANE
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

4NIW bhUNOW TUX, Sept. 20
Jailer Rogers is becoming anxious
over Fred Lang, the murderer, who
OF late has been acting strangely. At
the trial there was some talk of his
being insane, and Prosecutor Berdine
had a special commission examine
him. They declared him to be sane.
Since then it is said he has been
gradually becoming weak minded and
he may yet escape the gallows by be-
ing sent to the asylum. There are
some who think he is feigning.