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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the third day of April, in
the year m Thousand, nine hundred
and six, at the hour of half past ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day,
or as oon thereafter as the court
can attend to the same, | will apply
TO the Circuit Court of the County
of MiddleseX at the court house in
the City Of New Brunswick, for the
appointment OF three commissioners,
freeholders and residents of the City
of Perth AmbOy, to estimate and
assess the benefits of lands in the
vicinity of the new sewer laid in
Smith street, ron Oak street east
and from State street west and
through land of the Central Rail
road of New Jersey across Market
street and down Second street to the
Raritan river, in the City of Perth
Amboy in the County of MiddleseX
and State of New Jersey.
Dated March II, 1906.
CHARLES c. HOMMANN,
Attorney for City of Perth Amboy.
715-3-19-12t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
ANARCHISTLEADERD DEAD
Johann Most Died in Cincinnati of
Erysipelas.

CINCINNATI. March -. - Johann
Most. the anarchist leader. is dead
here after an illness of some weeks OF
facial erysipelas. During the past few
days the condition of the sick man had
been so serious that his friends had
practically given mp hope.
Most, who was attacked at the home
of his old time associate. the venerable
Adolpl Kraus, had suffered eXcruciat-
ing agony. His physician. DR.. Meitus,
who worked over him increasingly till
the end. refused to admit he was
doomed till every measure of relief had
been tried.
When the patient failed to respond
to antitoXin injections he sank rapid
w.. For three days he had been wholly
blind. but on Friday night unexpected
w revived and regained his sight in
part. This encouraged the doctor to
renewed efforts.
He was born in Germany of obscure
origin, but Most once asserted that he
was Il natural son of Napoleon III. and
that this in part inspired his hatred
Of the social order. For many years
he was the most outSpOken and hence
the most conspicuous of the anarchist
cult in America. The body of Herr
Most will he cremated tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
GOLD MEDALS FOR
THE STATE SCHOOL
Received from the ST. Louis Expo
sition One For Normal and One
For Model.

TRENTON, Mar. 1.-TWO gold
medals, which were awarded to the
state schools by the st. Louis cXposi-
ton. have recently been received at
that institution by the principal, DR..
James NJ. Green. One is for the nor
nal school exhibit of pedagogical
work, and the other for the model
school of academic work. The med
ais N-e handsome in designs, and
were struck at the government mint
at Philadelphia. Each weighs three
and a half ounces.
The diverse shows a figure of Co
mmbia, tall and stately, enveloping a
Louisiana territory, with the stars
and stripes, thus receiving her into
the s%isterhood of states. There is
also a figure divesting herself of the
cloak of France. divesting herself of
the cloak of France, s~ymbolized in the
emblem OF Napoleon, the golden bee.
In the background is the rising sun,
the dawn of a new era in the nation.
The reverse has a tablet bearing the
inscription of award, below which are
two dolphins, symbolizing the eastern
and western boundaries of the nation,
the whole being surmounted by an
American eagle spreading his wings
from ocean to ocean.
The medal has three corners, each
containing Il wreath encircling a mon
ogram IT. s." and IN. j. These
wreaths are surrounded by IA stars
representing the states within the
boundaries of the Louisiana purchase.
The medal was designed by Adolph
A. Weinman, and was approved by a
committee composed of J. @. A.
Ward, Daniel C. French and Angus
tus st. Gaudens.
Dr.. Green will have the medals
mounted in a special case, sc that
both sides can be seen, with similar
medals awarded by the Columbian
exposition at Chicago and the
Charlestown exposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
Always Remember the Luu Name
axatiXe nromo Ouinine
Cures a Cold in One Day. Grip in 2 Days
3 ~ II on every
70 WG104SEs~ boz. 2Ss
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the third day of April in
the year one thousand, nine hundred
and six, at the hour of half past ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day,
or as soon thereafter as the court
can attend to the same, | will apply
to the Circuit Court of the County of
MiddleseX at the Court House in the
City of New Brunswick, for the APP
pointment of three commissioners,
freeholders and residents of the City
of Perth Amboy, to estimate and
assess the benefits of lands in the
vicinity of the new eve laid in
Kearny avenue and Lewis street to
connect with the sewer in State
street, in the City of Perth Amboy
in the County of MiddleseX and State
of New Jersey.
Dated March II. 1906.
CHARLES c. HOMMANN,
Attorney for iCty of Perth Amboy.
714-3-19-12t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
PASTORS WILL SOON
KNOW THEIR FATE
New Jersey Conference May Name
the Appointments Tonight--Hope
to Adjourn Early.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Mar. l9.-Ih
the closing hours of the New Jersey
NJ. e. conference now so near at hand
the tension is apparent. FOR the I'M
portant question of appointments Will
soon be decided. Bishop Goodsell mas
been hurrying through with the rou-
tine business. and the program was
ran with a view to adjournment
tonight. instead of Tuesday, as is the
custom. The announcement OF APP
pointments is nearly the last order of
business.
Almost the first official act of the
bishop was to confer with the pre-
siding elders upon this subject, and it
is generally believed that the appoint
ments are pretty we'll determined.
The bishop, however, declared that he
never is satisfied with a list of APP
pointments until the last moment,
and is always sure to revise it several
times.
The principal changes this year will
he made in the middle class charges,
those which are neither very poor nor
very prosperous, and although there
has been a noticeable scarcity of pull
nit committees looking for pastors,
there will probably be considerable
shifting.
Sunday was a busy one for the ma
iority of the delegates. All the local
pulpits were filled by conference
members.
In each of the three Methodist
churches there were rallies attended
nv former pastors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

injured hand. the result of an eXplo-
sion of some powders. Buckley was
mixing a number of powders when il
some unknown way they went off.
The special inspectors of the
water department started out OF
their rounds this morning to coun'
the faucets and other water appli
ances throughout the city. They
have proper credentials to prove
their identity They are Robert w
Macan, John Cluney. Joseph B
Quick, Walter LemDcke, William
Hewitt and Daniel Bachman. They
will be paid So a day,
Mrs. Erickson, of p Fayettt
street, has reported to the police that
her eight-year-old daughter was bit
ten on the right leg by a dog at
Smith and Water streets.
-Compl2int has been made to the
police that the saloon of Walter Sal
Wowski, at - Hall avenue, was open
long after midnight and that gamb-
ling was going on within.
Mrs. John Harrison. colored,
has complained to the police that
her husband beat her and threaten
ed her with IA revolver and tore her
garments and hair, driving her from
the house.
A sewer cavern at Madison ave
nue. and Gordon street has been re-
ported to the authorities.
The police nave received a com
plant of snowballing by Il gang on
State street near Washington street.
A man whose wife was pushed
r-.LH,--l.- F,@y, NnVt1 Aarltar.
saloon and hurt her foot has com
planned TO the authorities.
The Swedish Amusement Club is
making great preparations for its
private dance to be held in the ]. O.
G.. T. hall Saturday night. This will
he a strictly family affair. p. Park
strom is chairman of arrangements
and is assisted by August Hillgist and
Emil Hamberg.
Charles Myers has increased the
force in his barber shop to three.
Joseph Gadek plans TO have a
new pavilion built and have it. ready
for Decoration Day. 1t will cOnstain
"a stage and balcony and a dancing
floor 16Ox1OO feet. The resort will
be called New Pulaski Park.
The police were notified This
morning of two supposed cases of
truancy from the public schools, one
from No. ., and n from 30. ., The
principal of the latter said that a boy
had bene sent to the home of the alb
sent pupil and the absentee's mother
rharod Tho mpSspn upr with "a brpDm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, The third day of April, in
the year one thousand, nine hundred
and six, at the hour of half past ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
or as Don thereafter as the court
can attend to the same, | will apply
TO the Circuit Court of the County
OF MiddleseX 1t the Court House in
the City of New Brunswick, for the
appointment of three commissioners,
lreeholders and residents of the City
OF Perth Amboy, to estimate and
assess the benefits of lands in the
vicinity OF the new sewer laid in
GaYre avenue and Mattano place TO
connect with the sewer in New
Brunswick avenue, in the City of
Perth Amboy in the County of Mid
dlesex and STATE of New Jersey.
Dated March II. 1906.
CHARLES C. HOMMANN.
Attorney for City Of Perth Amboy.
1~13-3-19-12t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
CITY BRIEFS



Everything is being rushed at
Runyon so that Chris. Deidrickson,
of this city. who was awarded the
contract for putting down the pipe for
the ground storage system. can com
|mence work soon.
The regular fortnightly meeting
bf the Board Of Aldermen will be
\eld taaw1--~ry IAN.
-Patrolman Wood was Called 10
yhoot a horse Saturday but found
fhe animal dead when he arrived,
1.-THE owner having done the job with
IA blow on the head.
The sno and slush al the juno
|tion of State ana Smith streets and
New Brunswick venue was carried
away, as thoroughly as possible,
Saturday afternoon by street depart
|ment workmen.
Sergeant Mulligan had his
monthly night off duty last night Oh
account of his monthly vacation.
A new awning has been placed
Fn front of Reynolds Brothers store
ION Smith street.
THE Bell Boy" will appear in
Wilder Hall Wednesday night.
The Kilrato Company will soon
ppen it's office in the Jefferson build
ing, Smith street, ear Mcclellan
Street.
Diamond Jacks medicine show
opens its second week in Washing
ION Hall tonight.
While bound up State street yes
ferday afternoon about 3 o'clock, a
trolley car blew out its fuse. It was
|aken to the repair shop.
The Lathers' Union held a well
blended meeting in the union rooms
|n the Adelaide building, 13S Smith
Etreet, Saturday afternoon.
John Buckley, Of Gordon street,
manager of Seamau's State street
rrug store, is suffering with a badly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
DR.. HERE.
Takes Charge of the Practice of the Late
Or. Howell Today,

DR.. Martin S. Mcinzer, today, takes
charge Of the practice of the late Dr..
J. G. Howell d. 1,einzer is a South
Amboy man. He has been graduated
from tho 'ollcg2 o, Physicians and
Surgeons. Now .ork, and for the past
Fear has be'a connected with the Or
lnse Memorial Hospital. DR.. Mem
ler is an active young man and has a
pleasing personality.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

While Robert Van Pclt, of 26 Ma
pie street, and "A friend were driving
down Market street in a sulky Satur-
day afternoon about $3.50 o'clock, the
sulky broke down and the horse man
aged TO get off with the shafts. Mr..
Van Pelt and his friend were left in
the roadway while the horse trotted
home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
AFFECTS THE
HEALTH BIDS.
Senator Hillery'S New Bill Re-
quires Experts in Sanitation
for inspectors.

TRENTON, Mar. ia bill re-
lating to health boards was intro
duced Monday in the senate by Sena-
tor Hillery, which, if passed, will
create somewhat of TN upheaval in
the Boards of Health of New Jersey
because of "a provision relating to san
itarv inspectors licenses.
The bill is a supplement to the act
of 1887 which establishes state
boards OF health and a bureau of vi
tal statistics, and defines their re-
spective duties and powers. The new
hill amends section five of the act of
1887 by the substitution of this pro-
vision:
NO local board of health shall
hereafter appoint any person as
health officer who is not the holder
of a health officers license, granted
as in this act above prescribed, or as
sanitary Inspector who is OF the hol-
der of a sanitary inspectors license,
etc.
This amendment would make it i'm
possible fer the Trenton Board of
Health to appoint its present sanitary
inspectors at the expiration of their
present terms unless these inspectors
pass a state examination which is nee
essary to be a holder of a sanitary in
cnAntDrfc ,inAncn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

hold i session in Dana hall and the
Electrical Workers Union and the
Electricians Union expect to get to-
gether.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19
Affects Trenton.

The situation prevails in most 9th
er cities of the state which are in the
class with Trenton, which includes
the amendment is that sanitary in
spectors who have been employed by
health boards for a number of years
and who are considered by the en-
ploying boards, as thoroughly eff
cient, would be subjected to a tech
meal examination which many of
them would be unable to pass.
1t is contended that such IN eXami-
nation would not increase the eff
cheney of sanitary inspectors, because
their work is largely governed by con
ditions which cannot be foreseen.
Their work consists of investigating
complaints of unsanitary conditions
and of fumigating in cases of conta-
gious diseases.
The amendment introduced by Sen
ator Hillery does not make exceptions
of the sanitary inspectors who are
now employed. 1t is an omnibus mea-
sure and includes all sanitary inspect
ors.
Sanitary inspectors are generally
paid in this state $50 a month and it
is contended that if the present act
is passed it will be necessary to in
crease their salaries for the reason
that a course in sanitation from a
technical and theoretical viewpoint
Would be necessary TO enable an in
spector to pass the specified eXamina-
ton and that this would require more
expensive help.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

If your landlord eXacts too much
md confers too little, sci a want ad.
10 "house-hunting'' for you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

Attorney for City Of Perth Amboy.
113-3-19-12t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

injured hand. the result of an eXplo-
sion of some powders, Buckley was
mixing a number of powders when il
some unknown way they went off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-19

The regular fortnightly meeting
the Board Of Aldermen will be
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~ROOKMAkER RAN AVIAN.
Got 81 500 ~ I%IettorS' Money at the Rock
AWAY Hunt (Iub,s Rnoea and NkIpped.

HEMrsTRAp, l.. l., April S0.-An angry lot
Of bettors hunted for q bookmaker who had
taken bets from them on Saturday at the
races held under tho auspices of the Rocka-
way Hunt cub. He disapreared just be-
fore tho finish OF the second race, which
was for hunters over u four mile course,
and which was won by Mrs, EloiEo Ker-
nochan's Crcsset after no had been backed
from two to one to thre to five at post
call,
Ar soon as the name OF the Jockeys Of
the second race were posted the bookie
got busy. Members Of the R~ockaway,
Meadow Brook and Great Neck hunt clubs
at once got down On Crcspct for amounts
from s2S to $500, az the tip had gone the
rounds that Crcsset WA IT.. All the grooms
on the course also got down all they had
on Cresset, who rapidly dropped from two
to odds on. From tho drop OF the fGg the
result wa never in doubt and Cresset came
home on the bit with lots to spare.
When tho jubilant club members went
TO collect their wagons thoy found that
the bookie had flown and could not be found
Ho took in 81 100 before he skipped.
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POISONED 'iNDr nv van.
Atienp, Made IN ain . Twe,'e.N ear.0ih
sIri IIer Nothcr Arrested.

TRENTON. \. J., April N Poisoned
candy. mailed from Trenton to twelve
ycar-old~ Josephine u Davenport a ward In
the home Of E.Jones NJ Washington Cross-
ing. eight miles above thu city. almost re-
suited IN the death ~ three persons. h
child's mother, MrA. Laura Davenport, n
Trenton woman. was arrested tins after
noon. on a charge NJ being n fugitive from
Justice She is wanted 10 answer an ndict
ment found by the Grand jury several
months go.
The woman will be questioned to 900 "
she has any knowledge of the poison case.
The Davenport child. who ate freely 81 the
candy, was In such n condition that her life
was despaired Of for many hours. and even
now the indications are that abe will suffer
for weeks from the effects ~ the poison.
That she was not killed ont right was prob
ably due to her love for her father. which
prompted her to save a large part 81 the
candy until he had paid her a visit.
Others who fell victims tn the plot to kill
the child were Mrs. Jones' and the latter's
son. Marvin Jones. who ia 4 years old. The
Davenport child was sent to the post ONCE
and received the box, which was addressed
to her with a lead pencil, an attempt having
beer made to disguise the handw ritinR.
The box bore a Trenton postmark and was
not wrapped but merely tied with a pieceo OF
twine. The whole jch had the appearance
Of being badly hungled, possibly in an Of
fort to hide the identity Of the sender. The
Davenports have been separated some
~, yaa = =
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AMERICANS IN TRAIN WRECK.
None Seriously Hurt In Crash on W. ON
Hayre to Paris.
Special cobl. Despatch 10 TnE St.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SIS
PARIS, April SO,-The train known as
the Transatlantic Express, carrying trans
atlantic passengers to Paris from Havro,
ran into a freight train late tonight Mt
Andresy, eighteen miles from here.
In an interview with the correspondent
Of THE SUN, Frank Zotti q the Zotti Steam
ship Company. who is on route to Marscillea
to attend the arrival OF the steamer Brook
lyn, the company's first ship, said that the
restaurant car was packed. The second
cook was killed and seven railway officials
we're injured.
None OF the Americans on tho train was
seriously hurt. Mrs. Ogden Mills, her two
daughters, Mrs, II, o.. Richards, Mrs. Gil
lette OF Chicago and Mr., McGrath Of Boston
were passenger. They were not hurt,
Mr.. Armour was on the steamer with which
the train connected, but Mr.. Zotti Is not
certain neither he was on the train,
Mr.. zott said 1t was remarkable that
none Of tho natives offered any help, There
were no doctors nor assistance OF any kind.
The passengers had TO walk a mile through
deep mud between forty foot embank-
ments TO the relief train which arrived from
Paris two hours after the accident. Am
balances awaited the relief train at the st,
NaZaire station.
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CHARGES SERVED on now NJ.
u the prophet" DodSn't Answer by To.
morrow They win lie Made Public.

~" "''F
CHICAGO, April 30. John Alexander
Dowie. tho deposed apostle OF the Christian
Catholic Church, and now an occupant
az three front rooms in the Shiloh House,
received to-day a written list Of the charges
brought against him by Voliva and other
members Of yoliva's party, Dowie's in
v~itation for n full statement cf accusations
against him met with immediate resr onsc,
and n long document, signed by sixteen
church dignitaries, was handed to the
Prophet" by n special messenger,
The First Apostle has until Wednesday
In which 10 make answer. Should he fail
to explain away the charges the document
viii be read ut a public meeting In the tab
%ernaclc, II In said. Voliva refuses to dis
cuss the charges beyond the one rotating
to Anna Rihard, who, according to a state-
ment made by the dethroned Elijah"
yesterday, accused severa! oversccrs.
"Dowie IL a liar Raid Volivn, "and he
knows II. He says the woman Is now IN an
insane asylum, l say that Ia n lic!"
Volivn then told OF events supposed TO
have happened on the special car Tooaloo.
He did not say when nor where,
Appointment Of u receiver for the assets
of John Alexander Dowio was delayed until
May Is by Judge II. n. Lands to-day, be-
cause Of ponding litigation In regard 10 the
ownership Of Zion City property now before
the court at Waukegan. II Dowle wins
in the fight over the property at Zion II Is
probable that the bankruptcy petition will
DO dismissed.
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PROMISED HER FREEDON.
Mrs. Mct'ormick Alleges Her Husband
Released Her From Her vows.

WHITE PLAINS, April ga novel suit
has heen brought in the Westchester
County Court al White Plains by Mrs.
Mary T.. Nc ormick Of Pelham Manor
to enforce an alleged contract made by
her husband, James NJ. Mccormick, Tho
couple have not lived happily together and
n suit for separation Is now pending before
the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Mccormick alleges that hor us
band made an agreement by which he
promised to pny her so a week and to
give her tho widest freedom from her mar
riage vows. She now says that he has
refused TO live up to the contract 40 far
IA the payment Of hor allowance is con-
cernod.
John NJ. Digney, counsel for Mr., Meteor
mick, contends that the agreement II IL
legal, for the reason that no man can re-
lease his wife from her marital obligations
except through a regular proceeding
brought before tho Supreme Court. The
case was argued before Justice Plat on
n point OF law to-day, but will be tried out
next Friday before n jury.
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BtCHELOR GIRL WEBS.
President ~ the Mount vernon Organlza.
tIOn becomes q Bride.

MOUNT VERNON, n. Y. April 30 Miss
Belle Metz. president Of the Bachelor Girls
Club Of Mount Vernon, was married tonight
TO DR.. Thomas =, Swift at the Church Of
the Ascension, on Chester Hill, Miss
Metz was the organizer and first president
OF tho Bachelor Girls, who numbered
thirteen. Their motto was individual
and simple life For n time tho club went
along swimmingly and then Cupid started
to make inroads on the membership,
First ono married and then another, until
mt Miss Mctz's marriage nearly half Of
the original membership are enjoying
married life.
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BIG STATUE TURNS no Dust.
sculptor Dlttcr's Work Made for NJ, Louis
Fair COllnpses and Falls.

ST. LOUIS, April n,-A pile Of white
dust and a few fragments Of STAFF are all
that remain OF tho heroic statue Of Joliet
which was taken from tho worlds fair
and got up at the entrance to 0'Fallon Park.
Without II warning orenk the great
Image tottered and fell from its bass
Sunday afternoon in view Of hundreds Of
pleasure seeker IN the park.
The figure, IS fec, high and is feet long,
crashed TO the ground. For ar instant
the place whore it had stood was hidden
from tho spectators by n white cloud.
Then, when the air cleared II was seen that
tho magnificent work Of art was shattered
beyond all hope Of repair,
Tho work Of installing II at the entrance
TO the park was completed only three days
ago at an expense TO the city Of nearly
81, 900.
When the statue was taken from the
worlds fair residents Of the 0'Fallon Park
district were told 10y sculptor Carl Bitter
that It would last at least ten years.
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r,RkiSH rRO0rs WO,INa
L'rGr r"rrr lias iefi Jr,sish far NhRha
IN q oHirsirst t~b,airtrt,

FNf'lW 7 nv IF'N1'fH ~ NV w
IONuoN. MAY \ draiR'ch 10 tho
Chrorlric from Alexandra aay- that n
largo inr,r ~ ottoman troops have lcr
Jaddah FOR Akaha The onirrr- NJ nrd
rfi-rd to start unless they rrcci,ed half
their ray
II H. stated that lrddah b. IN complete
confusion Foreigners there ar alarmed
BERLIN, April ~ IN" Fr-nk'Hr'cr
Zehnnp prints y despatch FROM CONSTANT
noplr saying that IN consequence ~ ~
ports from tho Turkish Minister ~ At'ens,
Ia whom in conversation King Edwari
referred ~ serious terms ~ TIE Tahah
controversy. a Ministerial council has heen
held NJ which II Wa dNcidcd not tn modify
the stand Turkey has hitherto adopted
In her dispute with England regarding tho
Egyptian boundary,