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REFUSED HIS RESIGNATION.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Secretary
of the Navy Bonaparte has decided
that he will not accept the resignation
of Midshipman Minor Meriwether. Jr.,
who rendered the resignation upon be-
ing brought before Il court martial to
answer the charge of haZing.
The court martial has reached Il YER
dict in thee case of MidShipman Chester
a. a. Bloebaum of st. Charles, Mo-,
against whom such damaging testimo-
ny was given. but the verdict will not
of course be made public until the re-
viewing authority has taken action.
There is not the slightest doubt that he
has been convicted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
CIGAR SLOT MACHINES
ALSO DISAPPEARED.
New Brunswick Has Had a Much
Reeded Cleaning Out Since JUS
tice Forts Charges.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 20
Most of the cigar s~lot-machines have
disappeared from the cigar stores
and saloons in town. Since the dls-
position Of the s~lot-machinc cases by
Justice Fort the men who had the
cigar machines in their places became
worried.
Many of them visited Prosecutor
Berdine and asked If the cigar ma
chimes were unlawful. He told them
that any machine which made gam
ing possible was a gambling machine
and liable to be seized by the officers.
The dealers decided that a machine
which rew;H"ds its players with cl-
gars instead of money is a gaming
machine and SO they removed them,
not desiring to lose their licenses or
take part in court proceedings.
Some of these cigar machines are
of the penny variety. a man who
drops a cent into the machine has a
chance of winning from one TO TWEEN
tv-five cigars, according to the way
the numbers or the cards turn out.
Some of the machines SHOW a poker
hand and the number of the cigars
won are dependent upon the value of
the poker hand turned up.
There has been some agitation
about wiping out the poker joints of
late. 1t is understood that the Pros
ecutor has been informed of several
places in town where poker is played
nightly and that he has had his eye
on these places. He will not say
whether this is true. 1t is very hard
to procure evidence against these
quiet games, but it is said that some
of the games are played publicly,
where anyone who desires may drol
in and participate.
The activity of the present Grand
Jury in getting after Sunday sellers
leads to the supposition that they
will take up the gambling question.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
BELFAST REDEEMED.
Irish Constituency Was Won by
Joseph Devlin.

y. Jan. 20.-The most inter
esting feature of the election returns
was the capture of West Belfast by an
Irish Nationalist. Joseph Devlin. Bel
fast has been Il Unionist stronghold
from time immemorial. with the eXcep-
ton Of Il few years, when the seat now
won by Mr.. Devlin was held by Thorn
as Sexton.
Mr.. Devlin has also been reelected
unopposed for North Kilkenny, but he
will hold the Belfast seat. He toured
The United States in behalf Of the Irish
cause in 1909.
Twelve Liberal and two Labor gains
were announced as the result of recent
elections. The totals now are;
Liberals. 2lS: UniouiSts, "a: Irish Ma
tionalistS. 20: LabOrites. 81.
There will be ut least fifty working
men in the new parliament.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Startling evil
dence was given in connection with
Mrs. Susan Day Parker's burned yacht,
Scythian, when Captain james Cardiff,
evidently regarded by the Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance com-
pany as its star witness in Il suit to re-
Il third of S21 900 paid to her on
Il policy of $4,000, testified in the Unit
ed States circuit court not only that
silverware, paintings. cut glass, rugs
and other articles We're removed from
the vessel before it was destroyed, but
that he was employed by the owners
husband, DR.. Charles ThOrndyke Par
ker, to set fire to the ship and did 50
off Marblehead.
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SENTENCE SUSPENDED.
Man Accused of Beating Wife Is
Allowed to Go.
Special To the FLEMING NEWS:

Special TO the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 20
John Smith. OF Perth Amboy, was ar
raigned before Judge Strong for SEN
tence this morning on a charge of
beating his wife, He pleaded non
yult last Tuesday. His wife was in
court with him. Detective Peltier
told the court that the couple are liv-
ing together now. Judge Strong ask
ed Mrs. Smith what she wanted done
with her husband. She said, through
Court Interpreter Edward Sell, that
conditions were amicable now, but
that did o know how long they
would last. She said that her hus-
band never struck her when sober.
The trouble between the couple is
generally due to their finances, Smith
earns but $40 a month.
Judge Strong suspended sentence,
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Wanted at RcfOrmatOrY.

John f. Hughes, twenty years old
Of 115 Roseyil!e avenue, who has
been wanted since last October by
the authorities of the Railway Re
formatory, from which institution he
escaped while serving a term fol
larceny, was captured yesterday
morning by Chanceman Goodwin, OF
the Fifth Precinct, Newark, and lock
ed up. TO await transfer back to the
reformatory. Hughes would moi say
where he effected his escape. Good
win learned that teh young man
might turn up at his home this
morning and about s O'Clock was ON
watch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J., Jan. 10
Captain Mark Casio, who rescued the
steamship Cherokee'S passengers, is 10
have Il new boat for himself and his
crew. The presentation speeches will
he made at the dinner of the Atlantic
eral Miles will make the chief ad-
dress, and it is expected District At
torney Jerome of New York will be
present. The Casio hero fund com
mittee announces that the fund now
amounts to $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

LAKEWOOD, y. j.. Jan. 20.-Long
supposed to be absolutely immune from
all unlimited visitation. exclusive and
elaborate. the sacred precincts of the
.Albermarle. Lakewood's most eXclu-
sive club of its kind. was descended
upon last night by Prosecutor Brown.
Sheriff Jeffrey and Il posse of Ocean
county deputies. As "A result "A half
dozen men. said to be prominent in
New York and Philadelphia. are held
in bail to appear before the grand jury
as witnesses. Il wagon load of alleged
gambling paraphernalia is ut Toms
River. the county seat, and /" j. Gal
lagher is held for gambling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
PROSECUTOR WAS ANGRY
Continued from Page -

his case came to trial. In response
to questioning, Goldberg said that he
and Simon we're together on the
night of May 6, but that they did not
go t o New Brunswick in G~reenspan's
wagon, but rode on the trolley. They
left New Brunswick, he said. for
Pittsburg between II and II o'clock
that night. G~oldberg's statement
was taken down by the court clerk.
Then Judge Strong admitted Cold
berg to 5000 bail on the horse steal
ing charge, but sent him back TO jail
on the charge of enlightenment. Gold
berg was disappointed, as he had eX-
pecled 10 get out ON bail.
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Cnrncgic's on to Hay Memorial.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-At the Brown
university alumni dinner at the Univer-
sity club last night President Faunce
announced that a 100000 library. to
be known as the John Hay library, was
to be built by the university. The late
secretary of state is The most distin-
guished Of the university alumni, and
this will be the first monument erected
to him. The name was suggested per-
sonally by Andrew Carnegie, who has
given $4,000 to the fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
MANY NEW BUILDINGS.
Plans Being Drawn for Work to he Startet
This SprjDg,

Plans for many new buildings are
now being drawn by all of the local
architects and the builders and con
tractors say that this city will see a
better year in 1906 than ever before.
Last year was considered a fine year
for builders, but from all reports this
wear will SurpaSs it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
Riots at

KHANIA, Crete. Jan. 2O.-Graye dis
orders have taken place in the Italian
zone. AT Giorgiopolis the partisans of
the government entered Il hail where
voting for the elections was going on
and tried to break the ballot boxes.
Italian soldiers who were in the hail
fired, killing two persons and wound
ing seven; but, the rioters being re-en-
forced, the soldiers We're compelled to
retire
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RED men HAD BIG POW
WOW AT TRENTON.
Continued from Page ~

council of the United States, spoke
along the line of harmony within the
council chambers. The great junior
Sycamore was followed by Wilson
Brooks, of Chicago, the great chief
Of records.
Chief Brooks has for some time
past been in i'll health as a result OF
his strenuous work in behalf of the
order. His appearance was the sig
nal for n hearty welcome. The speak
er described the western trip recent
ly taken by prominent officials of the
order.
The party left Chicago October 3,
and finished at Dallas, Texas, Deem
Der II. During this time they went
through IA states, SO cities, address,
ed 81 meetings and travelled over
$1,000 miles. The work of the trip
was thoroughly explained and excel
lent results following in the wake of
the party, Many new councils were
organized, the spirit in the old ones
revived and where good work vas
being done encouragement was given.
Mr.. Nowrey Speaks.
The last speaker was Past Grand
Sachem Joseph E. Nowrey, former
mayor of Camden. Chief Nowrey is
one of the most popular members of
the order and well known to all red
skins. When he was introduced
cheers and applause filled the hall.
He spoke on the good of the order.
Governor Stokes was TO have been
a speaker, but the illness of a near
relative prevented him from filling
the engagement. Mayor Guichtel
was unable to attend on account of
the death of an immediate member of
his family.
Fully 800 members from the Cam
den hunting grounds arrived on a
special train to attend the meeting.
Going to Panama.
March l the official party of the
order will leave for the istrmus of
Panama, where they will institute
the first camp in the canal one Mon
day, January s, President Roosevelt
was received into the order by Great
l%ncohonee Cherry, in the Office of the
white house.
At the meeting last night a ban
quet was given the visiting officials
at the Hotel Sterling. About so at
tended. Among those who attended
were former Mayor Joseph e. Now
rey, Camden, a past great sachem;
David Peterson, Camden, a past great
sachem; John w. Cherry, Norfolk,
Va, great incohonee of the United
States; Judge Robert T. Daniel,
Georgia, past great incohonee of the
United States; Joseph Farrar, Phil
adelphia, great junior sycamore;
Wilson Brooks Chicago, great chief of
records of the United States; Thomas
K. Donnelly, Pennsylvania, past
great incohoneo; Great Sachem Her
bert f. Stetser, Gloucester; Great
Junior Sycamore c.. d. Thompson,
Atlantic City; Great Junior Sycamore
f. p. Jackson, Camden; Great Chief
of Record Daniel NJ, Stevens, Cam
den; Great Keeper of Wampum w. j.
Smythe, Jr., Long Branch; Great
Sannap f. w. Schabilon, Hacken-
sack; Great Mishincwa Harry j.
R%athbone, Trenton; Great Guard of
/ Wigwam John w. CreVeling, Blooms
bury; Great Guard of Forest w. How
enstein, Pleasantyillc.
Judge Frederick p. Rees, great
prophet of the order in New Jersey,
was treasurer of the banquet. The
representatives Of the different tribes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
PLEADS NON VULT.
DObrincke, South AmbOy Saloon
keeper, Accused of Violation.
Special to Hs EVENING NEWS

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 20
Stainslaus Dohrincke, of South AM
boy, pleaded non vult in court this
morning to the charge of selling liq-
uor without a license. After his Ii
cense had been revoked he still sold
liquor, it is charged. He was releas-
ed in $500 bail for sentence next
Wednesday, His place has been
closed for some time now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
FREE TREATMENT COUPON.
City BRIEFS
OQQOOOQOOO OOOOOOOOOO
policeman McDermott shot Ia

Policeman McDermOtt shot "a
Lag.At 444 State street yesterday at
Z the request q the owners.
The three boys implicated in the
theft of iron from the Pennsylvania
railroad property. who We're caught
by Policeman Tonnesen Thursday
night, were paroled last night after
over a day in the lookup. They APP
peared in police court this morning
and were let go with r~eprimands.
Odd Fellows held a regular
.seeting last night with a good at
tendance.
A demented youth Went TO police
headquarters this morning and told
a rambling story of some difficulties
with Town Topics. He was sent
home.
John Kaleta, of Kennedale Park,
reported to the police today that his
coop was robbed OF three geese
Thursday night.
Because of the repeated com
plants about driving on Lewis street
sidewalks, Policeman j.. e.. Wood
was ordered to watch i'm |seclusion for
drivers doing so this morning. He
saw one, a boy, and placed him under
arrest. The boy WAS fined So, and
his employer paid the fine.
w. w. Bodle reported TO the
police that a thief entered the hall of
his residence at So Rector street last
night about o'clock. He was scared
away and secured nolhing.
want" Aus, Tor the EVENING
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

At O. 4eS ~..yular meeting of
Middles ra- -, Royal Arcanum,
there will to installation of officers
The roriri.g orator is also arranging
an entertainment which the members
may feel assured will be as good as
the best provided during the past
year..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

Whereas it has pleased the Al
mighty to remove from our midst one
of our esteemed members Brother d.
Donovan,
Resolved, that we sincerely feel
the loss of our brother and tender
our heartfelt sympathy to his family.
Musicians Protective Union,
Local 1913,
iG. w. Fullerton, Secty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

The funeral Of the late Hans An
derson will be held from Our Saw
tours D.. l.. church tomorrow after
noon, Rev. V. b. Skov officiating.
Informant will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20
TO Cure ACold In One Day

Take LAXATIVN BROMO Cunning
Tablets. Druggis$ refund money II
it fails to cure. IN w. GROVES
signature is on each box. 25c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-20

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results. Z
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want" Aus, TOR the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger'e
store, 247 Smith street.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-09

Ceat passenger fare; declares for a
state primary law that VIZ protect
an parties, demands the election OF
United States senators by direct vote;
tayovs avs to punish corporations
for contribution to political cam,
p&.sU funds, and calls for the assess,
men, Of railroads in Iowa by non.
partisan commission On the tarin
and national questions the platform
says;
We believe in a taCiN for revenue
only and, appreciating the conditions
Q. cur revenue laws, there should be
immediate relief granted the people,
Who are now being robbed by the eN.
toruonate prices eNacted under the
shelter Of the tarin. We believe the
people Of this country who produce
our wealth and who pay taxes to tight
the battles Of the republic are entitled
10 purchase goods manufactured in
this country as cheaply as people who
reside abroad, We deuouuce the eN.
ioriou inflicted upon our people uu.
der the pretense OF protection as an
outrage upon the consumer, upon the
POOR and upon the lahoring people
who produce the wealth Of the coun.
thy, We believe the tUrifT should 6e
removed from aii trust.made goods
end We believe in the removal OF All
duties ON iron, steel, lumber and coal.
I'VE demand the enactment OF such
legislation rs will efreCtually destroy
all trusts, and the strict Enforcement
of all laws concerning the same aud
We donounce the executive OF the
state Of Iowa for his failure to en-.
fierce existing laws.
We favor the election Of United
States senator's by direct vote of the
people.
I'VE are in favor of absolute and
unqualified government control Of all
Interstate commerce
Endorsement of Bryan.
The following was added as an In.
dorsement of William j. Bryan:
I'VE endorse the exalted character.
peerless craftsmanship, high minded
and pure personality of the democ.
racy's conceded leader. William Jen.
nings Bryan, and pledge him our uu.
qualified support for the presidency
in 1908"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-09
HARTJE DIVORCE
CASE COMPLETED

Ptttsburg, Aug. S.-Aiguments in
the Hartje divorce case were conclud
ed yesterday afternoon and the case
submitted. Judge Frazer announced
that he would take the case under
advisement and that his decision may
not be given until late in the fan.
Detectives Staub and Anderson, who
were charged with having stolen pa.
per- and other articles from the
trunk of Tom" Nadine during their
search for evidence prior to tn"
Hartje divorce case, waived hearings
yesterday. F. NJ. King, attorney fol
Edward Hartje, who defended them.
furnished a bond of $4,000 for each
man.
The court room was well filled
during the second and final day of
the arguments. John NJ. Freeman,
senior counsel for the respondent,
made the first speech In scathing
terms he scored Augustus Hartje,
the libellant, while he paid glowing
tribute to the character of Mrs.
Hartje, his client.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-09
FUNERAL OF Or. ROBERTS.
Governor Davidson and Others Pay
Last Tribute to Dead.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Aug. S.-Tuesday
morning, accompanied by citizens
from all parts Of the state, delega.
ton from the Knights OF Pythias Of
GAINESVILLE, members of the GAINESVILLE
fire and police departments and the
family of the deceased, the remains
Of the State Veterinarian Roberts
were taken on a special car to Franks.
vile, Racine county, for burial Gov.
ernor Davidson, P, Robertson of La
Crosse, David Zuill Of Whitewater
and large party of officials from
Madison arrived in the morning.
Private services were held at the resi-
dence at and the remains were
taken TO the Cargill Memorial Method.
list church, where public services were
held. Immediately following the body
was taken to the special car and taken
to his old home for burial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-09

rebound 70 their benefit. These men
have no politics, They would as
leave contribute TO the democratic as
the republican campaign fund, 70 be
determined only as 10 where their in
tSveStS lie,
Not only this but YOU find that
the system Is entrenched In the re.
publican party in the halls Of legis
lation, ana in all the departments Of
The government It's influential friends
control and manipulate all the at.
fairs Of the party SO far as national
politics are concerned, and why
should we expect any relief from the
party whose very existence
was made possible and
whose success al the polls was &C,
compliShed by the influence fur
nished by the system you now seek
to destroy. lie; me say TO YOU that
when considering the destruction Of
discriminating combinations aud
trusts the greatest combination, the
greatest system that today threatens
the interest of the people OF this ma
ton is the system and combination
known as the republican machine. DO
not understand ME to say that a vast
majority of the republican party are
not sincere and honest in their eudeav
orS In behalf OF the welfare OF the
people and of the country, but they
have nothing to say. They have no
power. The republican party is SO
built, il is SO interviewer with the
influences of the so-called captains OF
industry and mauipulators Of dis.
eliminating corporations and soul.
less trusts and combinations that they
arc absolutely inseparahle ana one
institution. You may hurl denuncia.
ton at Rockefeller, You may make
WY faces ut J, Pierpont Morgan. you
may cGrse the steel trust, you may
abuse the meat packers, but they
have system by which they have
moro power and influence indirectly
In the city of Washington than all
the people combined. The president
may rant he may threaten. he may
trim of the ragged edges which
looked wicked, he may SO after the
Northern Securities company he may
have meat inspection and start out
to get n rate hin and submit to an
amendment placing In the measure a
provision satisfactory to the rail.
roads which he FIRST strenuously op.
posed but he dare not for fear of
disrupting his party strike at the
root of The evil which would reach SO
many of the interests which 60 to
make up this gigantic system OF cor.
ruption, graft and greed"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-09
SOLDIERS HOLD
MOB IN CHECK

Charlotte, N. c., Aug, S.--Last night
three companies of militia, including
battery of artillery, surrounded the
jail at Salisbury while sentries with
loaded guns and orders to shoot to
Kill, patroled the streets nanling tho
prison. There were threats and
rumors Of threats all day and into the
night, but there was no demonstration,
only the general feeling Of dsQuietud1
and unrest.
George Han an oX-conyict from
Montgomery county, who Is supposed
to have led the mob which lynched
three Of the alleged murderers of the
Lyerly family Monday night is In
jail, A plan to rescue him, rumors
of which caused Governor Glynn to
hurry troops to Salisbury has no,
malerializod. The surviving negroes,
Henry Lee and George Erwin, and two
women are safe In Jail at Charlotte,
The special term of court, convened To
try the victims OF mob vengeance net.
ing undor orders from the governor,
viii not adjourn until every effort 20
convict the leaders Of the mob has
been exhausted.
The cases against the surviving de.
PENDANTS, against whom the bills
were found, were continued until the
regular term of court. Long brora
the sun rose, curious persons went to
the scene of the lynching and cut IN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-08-09
DENMARK SYMPATAIzEs
WITH WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Copenhagen, Aug. S.-The munic'
pality of Copenhagen gave recep.
ton in honor of the delegates to the
international woman suffrage con.
vention yesterday afternoon. Coun
cillor Hage, welcoming them, said
the municipality and people of Copen
hagen sympathi2ed with the objects
of the league. He hoped the next
time it convened here the league
would be welcomed by women as
mayor and councillors. Mrs. Gait
replying, said the members of the
league did not go so far as that The
only hoped that women would have
seats in councils by right of suffrage