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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

BERLIN, May S.-William Glase. a
former servant of Prince Adolph Won
Wrede, was arrested here on the com
plant of the prince, who charges Glase
with blackmail in connection with a
quantity Of stolen silverware marked
with the anne of Paris and Berlin
hotels found by the local authorities in
the silver room Of Castle Basedow. 1t
is said that Princess Won Wrede stole
the silver for souvenirs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
CONDUCTORS
CAN RUN CARS.
No Rule of ROad.ViOIated in The
Fast Line Collision Injured
Are Recovering.

TRENTON, May S.-The persons
injured in the head-on collision of
two cars on the New Brunswick and
trenton Fast Line Sunday night.
were reported yesterday to be i'm
proving. George Devine, $50 st.
Joes avenue, who was bruised about
the legs and taken to st. Francis hos
pital, "a discharged yesterday NOR
ming. James Daley, 38 Prosper
street, New Brunswick, ~lacerated
face and sprained ankle; David Moon,
32S East Trenton avenue, and Mich
olas Baum, 2O4 Burnett street, New
Brunswick, were also discharged
from st. Francis hospital.
Robert Laird, sos Second street,
one of the conductors; Addison Van
derveer, ticket agent of the company,
residing in New Brunswick; David
Chamberlain of Plainsboro, and Geo.
Glenn, of New Brunswick, who are at
Mckinley hospital, were reported to
be improving, and it is the opinion of
the doctors that Laird will recover,
although it was at first thought he
was fatally injured.
Harry Bohnenberger, conductor of
the eastbound car, 1872 Adeline street,
was treated at st. Francis hospital
for laceration of the head and bruised
body. He went home later.
These men are still at the hospital,
and are said to be improving:
J.. J.. Mariner, aged as, IS Albany
street, New Brunswick, foreman for
Harrison Construction company, lac
Grated scalp and ankle bruised.
Harry Stein, aged 10, Hamilton
Square, rubber worker, scalp lacera-
ton.
George Glenn, aged As, laborer,
New Brunswick. scalp wound frontal
region and both ankles sprained. He
worked for the Harrison Construction
Company.
Richard Caldwell, aged %, Bor-
dentown, nose bruised, knee and an
kle sprained. Employed by John B.
Rice, Jr., & Co. Bordentown, as a
mechanical d~raughtsman.
E. H. Ludlow, 4 Lamberton street.
Public Service corporation employe;
deep cash on hip and bruises.
Enslie Hopkins, 544 North Clinton
bruised. Went home.
Joseph Murphy, motorman car No.
IL, injured hip, decorations about the
body. Went home.
David Chamberlain, Plainsboro,
face lacerated, back cut, eyes injured.
j. Robinson, Hamilton Square,
slight bruises.
1t is said the crash was caused by
Conductor Laird running by a signal
light. Motorman Joseph Murphy of
| this city was taken i'll while making
| the run and he turned the car over to
Conductor Laird. Laird was see yes
terday at Mckinley hospital, but
| could not remember any of the Incl
dents connected with the accident.
Superintendent Fravel was seen
yesterday in regard to changing the
from the front to the rear of the car.
He said that the employees of the COM
pany were broken in to both ends of
the car and that the men did not dis
obey any specific rule. 1t sometimes
became necessary that they should
change. He also said that a thor
Dugh investigation would be made as
o who was to blame. The condition
If Conductor Laird would not permit
his at the present time.
The wreckage was cleared from
the tracks early yesterday morning
md the schedule resumed without a
trip being lost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
pourbkeep.ie Hotel Keeper Jailed.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, May s.
Expected sensations failed to develop
in Poughkeepsie's biggest scandal when
william C. Campbell, proprietor of the
Hotel Savoy, was brought before Mag
istrate Mack on a charge of keeping a
questionable resort. Campbell, how
ever. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
TO three months in the county Jail. No
evidence was offered against him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
Mv.tery In Howard Gary. Death,

LONDON. May S.-Shrouded in mys-
terry is the death from a revolver shot
of young Howard Cary, a member Of
the prominent New York family Of
that name. He was found dead in bed
at a Kensington boarding house, where
he was stopping with his cousin, Lord
Fairfax. Although there Is evidence
pointing toward suicide, the relatives
and friends scout such an idea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
Derelict soId For $4,000.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May S.-The
four masted schooner Myrtle Tunnel,
brought into this port some weeks ago
a derelict, having been abandoned at
sea by captain and crew off Whining
ton, N. g, was sold at auction for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
Conaict Near Riga.

RIGA, May San armed band at
lacked the railway station at Tukum
Junction and killed a gendarme, a po-
liceman, the postmaster and an artil-
lery officer. Troops were sent in pur-
suit of the band.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May $50
impressed was Mrs. Frederick John
son Of this city with a dream in which
she saw her missing husband living
with another woman that she deter
mined to find out whether the vision
was a revelation of fact. When he left
his wife a year ago Johnson said be
was going to California, but In her
dream the wife saw him walking arm
in arm with a woman in the streets of
Charlottesville. She went to Craw-
louisville, found her husband with the
other woman. and as a result Johnson
is on his way TO the Northern peniten-
tiary a confessed blgamist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

HARTvIG RECITAL TONIGHT.

Mendel Hartvig and Miss Clara
harrington will again appear in IN
cert mere tonight in Braga Hall. Mr..
Hartyig is a famous tenor and Won
much favor from those who heard
him when he appeared here recently.
AS a violinist Miss Harrington is too
well known to need comment, and
Seth Albergh, the pianist, also made
a fine impression at the former con-
cert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

STAMFORD, Conn, May s. The
body of s. De Witt Burr, a wealthy
citizen of Pawling, n. Y. who disap-
peared from DR.. A. J. Given's SAM
tarium, Stamford hall, here, on April
%, was found hanging from a sap
ling in the woods near the sanitarlum
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
Dress Innings

Mercerized Percaline-yard wide II
elsewhere
Mercer,zed Sateen-Extra Satin ~lIstre--
light weight-adaptable for all purposes
in place Of SILK or Satin ,25
elsewhere 80.
Taffeta Rustle-high silk finish .25
yard wide-special ...:..,....
All the above in the latest colors-
also black and white.
Satin Serge-a rich fabric for lining IN
or decoration-specinl ...........
Special value in ski ting Alpacs-also
for office and travelling Coats, ETC. 80
Gray and BlRck-value .59.........
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
Arch Masons Go To Trenton.

RepresentatiVes from Amboy
Chapter No. Al, Royal Arch Masons,
will attend the iftieth annual con-
vocation and semi-centennial cele-
bration at Trenton tomorrow. There
will be a banquet tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
No Student worthy Of Prize.

ITHACA. n. Y. May 8.-Although
Cornell university has a student enrol
ment of more than 5000, the university
faculty was unable to find a single
student proficient enough in English
to be awarded the Browning prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
D. on A. ENTERTAINMENr.

Loyal Council No. IL, Daughters
of America, gave a cantata and con-
cert in Dana Hall, Smith street, last
night. The parts were taken by
children, who were instructed by
Mrs. Speck, a well-Known entertain
err. The committee in charge was as
follows: Mrs. Robert Porter, Mrs. ].
Huff and Mrs. A. Shirley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

Floods the body with warm, glow
ing vitality. makes the nerve strong,
uuickens circulation, restores natur-
al vigor, makes you feel like one
born again, HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 5 cents. Sections drug
store. 10 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
$50 is ADDED.
People Not Yet Through COntribut-
ing to The Relief Fund.

The following contributions were
received by Harry Conard, treasurer
of the San Francisco relief fund in
this city up to noon today:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall ave-.
is a branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS, where Want" advs. are re-
ceived. w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
n e a K IN
8, is. 20. n. "A. 20 and 80 West Fourteenth Street
10 ii. 49, IS. II, 10. 20 Il. ~ %. "A. IS. q and % West Thiteeath Street
One of Our
Special Sales of Toilet Articles
Takes Place Tomorrow!

Read every line, for differences IN prices on goods IN daily Use
are so great that You will not want to miss the saving!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
PRESENT "POLIsH UNCLE SAM"

h sixth annual vi ana comedy
drama of the Young Mems Polish
Association will be held in Washing
ton Hall, in Fayette street, Monday
night. The members will present the
play Polish Uncle Sam" A good
time is assured all who attend. First
class music will be in attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

SOAPS-Speclal
Rabeskin-Box Of Three-usually "a. IA
Fancy Toilet-20 odors- @
Box OF ~three-usually .12 and h.. >
K,rk's Ian Rose-nansparent Soap
instead of 2
Kinks Juvenile Soap-Box of Three
were 80
Munyon's witch ~Hazel-ususlly .1oS... .
Sweetheart Toilet and Bath -,
usually OF
Fairbanks Fairy Soap. ........... 315
Physicians and Surgeons Soap m
usually
Pure olive OIL CASTLE Soaps Or
usually
White Hand Toilet Soaps =
usually 8 each. 2 fol-. .
Armour's Buttermilk, Oatmeal ana
turkish bath-6 oz.-usually 0..... 8
La soubrette, Lakewood. Rosy Posy'
Palm and others--6 OF. cake -
regularly !" -
Pearl Floating Soap oz.-reg. .lO... D
Armonr's Sail Laundry a..
usually s cts. cake-12 ior......'... .SA
swift's Naptha Soap-reg. 0 cts...... Sh
~ ~. TRANSPARENT Glycerine-h-lb.. .
40 ct White CASTLE and Pure Green
Olive OIL Castile-3-ib. bars.... I'D
B-ct. Transparent Glycerine Soap ~,
81h-oZ. cake -
Is ct. WilIiams's Shaving suck.'...' 10
20 Mule Team Borax-lb............ 10
TOILET SuNDRIES-Special
10 ct. Violet Talcum-- -
u Id. in glass bottle .......'..'. y
10 ct. Violet Ammonia-qt........ III
Is ct. Violet Acknowledgements. 8
Is ct. Superior Bay Runs OF. bottle 3
10 ct. Blue Diamond Florida Water
q nv liz
% ct. Excelsior Lake Florida Water
8 s1O
~ ct. Petroleum Jelly-lb. jar....... y
g ct. Petroleum Jelly-5 oz...-....... 8
10 ct. Camphor Ice. D
is ct. Babeskin Talcum. ............ q
is ct. Royal Violet Talcum .......... 3
25 ct. Genuine Egg Shampoo. ...-.... III
10 ct. Lavender Smelling Salts....... 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

OF course you pay your money,
But you get your moneys woI.n'
For what does money mean 20 YOU
When Rocky Mountain Ieas On
earth? &c..
Sections drug store, 20 smith sNS9s'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
DANISH A. G. RECEPTION.

The Danish Sociable A. G.. will
hold a private dance Saturday night
in the club house in Park venue
and from present indications the af-
fair will be a great success During
the evening the athletes who taak
part in the different events through
out the year and are entitled to med
ais will be presented with them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

Also at Special Sale Prices.
Mennen's Talcufn. Lyons Tooth Powder, Dandefine. Coke,
Dandruff Cure, Packers, Pears and Cuticura Soap.
and other highclass Proprietary articles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
L. c. B. L.

The l.. c. B. l.. will hold a euchre
and dance in Wilder Music Hall to-
night. Great plans have been made
for the event and it is expected that
1t will be attended by many local and
out of town people.
y
John Skidmore, of Market street,
left this morning for Baltimore.
Lawyer James Parker is at Allan
tic City for a few days.
Prof. Arthur st. Andrassy is NOV
ing from High street to 157 Smith
street.
John j.. Deveny and his guest,
Edward Welsh, took a drive through
Staten Island Sunday afternoon.
4 \ +
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mintz an
bounce the engagement of their
daughter Anna to Louis Vogel, of
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08
YourDoctor

can recommend anything better for throat and lung troubles, such as hard
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

Ash your doctor how long be has
known Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Ask him II he uses it himself, in
his own family. Ask him II he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-08

MZEEni :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
xansa. city Live stock MARI -,

ceipts, 1000 head; market steady; choice eX-
port and dressed beef steers, $3.50 go;
fair to good, $4.0,GI450; western steers, $500
ern steers. $3OOdA75: southern cows, S2OOu
3.25: native COWS, S2.00G3JO: native helfers,
$2.5O04.75; bulls, S2lOdS.50; calves. S2.5Oq
695.f
Hoes Receipts, 1900 head: market.
steady: top, S6321k; bulk of sales, $3.50
6S2j,. pigs and light S55Oa6.30: receipts
for the week. 5000 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900 head
market nominally steady; lambs, S5.75a7.3j;
ewes and yearlings 4e0d5.40; western
yearlings S5.25d6.75; western sheep, $500
SIS; stockers and feeders, 1866 70; re-
ceipts for the week, 1880 head.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29

SHEEp-Incrc were no shcep here this
teruoy Tor delivery tS1ay owing to some
hitch In loading they had not put In an
appearance up TO a late hour. The total
receipts for the week have been the
.lightest since tho last week IN August,
only 400 being reported as against lUl,H9
last week. II Is hardly necessary TO add
that the enormous falling on has been
due very largely to the storm which pre-
Ali advices at hand would seem to indl-
cate q moderate run for the coming week
and sheep men generally are OF the opinion
that the big western run tOt sheep ts al
ready in. There will undoubtedly be days
when receipts viii be large, but the aver
age runs from now on are expected to be
quite moderate compared TO the previous
weeks.
The very light receipts this week forced
packers. very much against their WILL 10
pay eXtravagat thy high prices for the few
average market on fat stun could hardly
be quoted more than l5Q25c higher for the
first half OF the week, there were many
cases where sales looked good deal higher
than that. AS a matter OF fact, packers
were forced to buy a good deal Of thS
stun than ordinarily, with receipts liberti
Thursday they took off some of the ad-
vance, but prices. are still very high as
compared with all eastern markets;
Receipts OF feeders during the week were
so light that comparatively few country
buyers thought II worth their while 10
come in. The absence of buyers naturally
everything was kept well cleaned up. As
to prices, some Of the medium and COM
mon kinds Of lambs sold lower, while inc
best feeder lambs, on the other hand, Solo
higher, Feeder ewes were also higher,
Still the general market on feeders Is being
! quoted as about steady by most statesmen,
While there are undoubtedly goou
many sheep IN the west that owners would
like to market, the impossibility Of secur-
Ing sufficient cars is likely to cut down
the number very materially. while in some
| localities good many sheep INTENDED iol
market have been turned back by the
storms. In view OF the existing conditions
sheep men are generally advising parties
desiring feeders to get their order II
at once. so as to be in a position to take
advantage OF any big runs or weak spots
! that may occur.
/ Quotations on killers: Good to choic,
! lambs T.00gL25; fair to good lambs, Sc 4
/ q1O0; good to choice yearlinEs, %5.5Od5.9
/ fair to good yearlings, $5.25Gl6.b0 good {
choice wethers. SS.0OQ5.iO; good TO choiot
ewes. A.5Od525
! Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $520a6.G5
yearlings S.25d570; wethers, A15q5. Is
| ewes, $3.5O6I4 co; breeding ewes, N.3bQ625
/ Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29

ST LOUIS. Oct. 27-WHEAT-Higher
track No. . red. cash. 74dt5c; No. hard,
71l74c; December, 717sa72c; May, 762sd76l2c.
CORN-Higher; track, No, cash, 44h4
HAc; December, ilc; May, 43sd42c; No.
white, A4AH45c.
OATs-Higher; track, No. cash, 33c;
December 3Slsc; May Si9sc; No. white.
34d3l1kc ..t...
FLOUR-Quiet and steady; red winter
patents s. 65d3.S extra fancy and straight,
So 3Od3.50; clear, $260d2.9O.
SFED-TimothT, steady, S,25G3.15.
CORNMEAL-Steady, $40,
BRAN.-srong; sacked, east track ..9qSle,
HAY-Quiet and steady; timothy, N3.O0q
fFaD; I,rairfe siOs00d13. 90! skitI-- ...'
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.O2. =
BAGGING-9llc.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVfSIoNs-rPork steady: jobbing.
S1G55 Lard. lower; prime steam, s9.e, a.
Dry salt meats. higher: boxed extra shorts,
S9.62ia: clear ribs, 1915; short clears, SOl21n
Bacon, higher: boxed extra shorts. S10371si
clear ribs 5000; short clear SlO.S71S.
POULTRY-Firm: chickeus 115c; springs,
Sc; ducks, SuSc. geese, 5flii2C; turkeys, 12c
BUTTER-steady; creamery, Id22lsci
dairy, 1Sd22C.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at gDc case count
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Good Demand for Wheat by Shorts
Comes at Opening.
Pmc1s STRONGER AND HOLD TO CLOSE
Receipts at Northwest Points Mach
Lighter for week Than Year
Ago-Corn Firm, Despite Coed
weather Predictions.

.. OMAHA. oct. q. 1906
rhc bulk Of the wheat trade came of at
offerings rather limited. shorts were made
uneasy by the strength In cables. based on
tAlght shipments to Liverpool The same
northwest sold at intervals. but prices held
up well. Receipts az WihnipcG. Mime
apolis and Duluth were nearly 5000 cars
for the last week, which is 1900 cars lees
than for the corresponding period year
'Hgo
the west particularly in Iowa, and light
receipts gave the corn market lie opening
impetus. Later. when the forecast for sew.
eral days Of fine weather became known.
an easier trend developed, but persistent
buying Of the May prevented any material
decline Reports were again circulated u
dry rot but are confined 20 a strip In
Illinois and western Indiana. where the
crop has never been first-class. Advices
from other sections are nattering
Shorts covered under tho influence Of
other grains giving the oats market firm
tone. Trade was light and there seems
chases in the country are quite liberal and
there undoubtedly abundant supplies at sta
tions to come forward.
Primary wheat receipts were $1,000 bush
els and shipments $1,000 bushels, against
receipts last year Of t;2$LOOO bushels and
were $4,000 bushels and shipments $500
bushels, against receipts last wear of 2g3 QOC
bushels and shipments, Of $4,000 bushels
$500 barrels Of -four. 255,OOO bushels OF
corn. $1,000 bushels of oats
Liverpool closed 9sd higher on wheat and
1Iah/ higher on corn
EXPORTERS say bids are tame and business
IS hampered by car shortage. Shippers
everywhere acting with great caution be-
cause of transportation difficulties. Con
tracts for specified time shipments arr
made only where the most liberal allow
ance is permitted New York reports ru
mors of good-sized export business worked
over night
A special bulletin OF Modern Miller says
today The Indianapolis correspondent o
the Modern Miller reports damage by n,
10 wheat and some counties complain o
damage to corn by dry rot"
Local range of options:'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-29
CarIOt Receipts
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading aud Closing
Pricek on hoard OF Trade.

CHICAGO. oct. Firm cables and wet
weather i'm the United States caused
strength today in the local wheat market
At the close wheat for December delivery
was mp 1ac Corn wars a shade higher
Oats were lgl%4G higher Provisions We're
S<frading in The wheat pit today was more
Month and prices showed considerable
huOyuncy. Local traders who have been
hammerinE prices for several days turned
20 the other side early in the session and
scrambled cnergetically 90 cover their short
sales. Offerings were few. The bullish
Factors were smaller receipts In the NORTH
west the arrivals today at Minneapolis
and Duluth being lSS cars less than tfN
the corresponding day one year ago end
higher prices ON the. curb at Minneapolis.
Foreign markets were also strong. whehl
Paris there was a somewhat sensational
rise in the price OF Hour for October iie-
livery, as well as a substantial CALM IN
wheat value. In addition to these liIi-
iiuences weather conditions i'm the United
states were far from ideal for Tie eroI
movement. many localities IN the west and
northwest reporting heavy rain. During
the last hour OF trading prices fell of
somewhat because Of realizing sales; but
&c to SsG1ac higher at i3c TO i3lsc, ud-
Vanced 90 1850 ana closed at 13isg73lic
Clearances OF wheat and -four We're equa
10 IS 900 blu. Primary receipts were g75O-C
bu., against IL eco bu. for the correspond,
E fb d ad onS S SSa ., ~ ~
cars, against I9i cars last week and So
cars one year ago
Sentiment in the corn pit was bullisl
and the volume OF trading was quite large
Shorts and commission houses were aCtiV,
. bidders, but offerings were not large Firm
Cab.es, small local receipts wet weather
throughout the corn he,t and tho str ngtl
OF wheat were the CHER reasons for thu
hrmness. Late i'm tue day realizing sale,
lowered the market somewhat. but the chs
was steady. December opened LAX
higher at B9sc to i39sc, sold OF to i3LG
t3Ac and closed al the low point Loca
receipts We're Isl ears, with los cars o.
contract grade.
oats were quiet and firm. Wet weathe
and the strength Of wheat and corn wer
the main incentives to hlNerS. Cash house
were the principal bidders, December oat
opened isaAc higher al S3i5c. sold up I,
S3ssc and closed az 8lac Local receipts
were 23f cars.
Provisions were hrm at the opening be
cause OF a be advance In the price Of liz
hogs. shorts were good buyers early il
the day but later the market eased OF
on selling by local packers. AZ the clos
January pork was u shade lower at Si3. f2ik
Lard was unchanged az SS7ia. Ribs wer
2lvd5c lower az S745GI47la
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
% cars; corn, gS4 cars; oats, 352 cars; hogs
1900 head.
The Leading futures ranged as follows: