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The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
JOHN [. ON THE CANE.
Sullivan Utterly DisEusted with the
Methods of Modern PugiIist.


John l. sullivan has just expressed
himself on present-day pugiIism IN q man
ner typical Of him. The big fellow seemed
utterly di5gustcd with methods Of modern
pugilists with their retinue Of managers,
secretaries. Wallets. &c, and was severe
when asked why boxing was apparently
gone into decay in this country.
Too many people in the game nova
days" said the former champion. who
ought to be in jail In my day a boxer S
manager was merely the person who fur
0ished the side bet. Nowadays the aver
age manager is a shifty-eyed person who
Doesn't give a hurrah for the glory of a
championship victory as long as he gets
his end-Win lose, or draw.
Boxing had big swing in New York
when the Horton law was in effect
Mediocre men were getting $1,000 and
moro for twenty rounds in the metropolis
and championship fights at Coney Island
pulled rich houses. Everybody was salts
fed, but Just when things were going
along nicely the gang OF cheaters got
loose ard the state was closed against
the glove eXpOnerts.
I'm rot in the game any more. but It
gives me pride TO be pointed out and re-
ferred TO as the man who was always on
the level. In my day &c was mighty risky
II fake. and there were no Hmited-round
matches where two fellows would stall
TO the last round and get a draw and
q return match. We always batJled TO
the finish.
Boxing isn't brutal. Look at me"
His face was as smooth as q w0man's.
There was no bend in his nose and both
ears were even and devoid Of the "cauli-
flower"
4 have been hit hard" John L. went
on. but I've never been crippled, as have
been young fellows in football. There
have been fatalities in the ring, but sucn
things happen in all forms of athletics.
why. the other day read of a man be
ing killed on the golf lnks-he was hit
on the temple by bah.
Despite the howls of the fanatics who
screamed abo-t the brutality Of boxing
and the bcastiality of those who engaged
H. ii, ! have seen ministers Of the gospel
uervoUsiy turn to the sporting page on
the eve of big fight to read the latest
news. Every one Of us with good, rich
blood cOUrsinE through his veins likes a
fair map-tO-man fight I introduced gloves
into championship matches and lost my
first bdtIlc-auj the chdmpiOnshin-under
those conditions.
JeGTies isn't going back into the game
for the simple reason there is none TO
fight him. JEFF is the only champion in
the world to-day who has followed my
motto, 'Alwaye ON the level That's why
lots oi people don't like him. When jeff
went into a fight be fought II didn {
make any difference whether the odds
were to 70 or 10 to l. Jim went ahead
and Won. Cans, a champion, is a self
confessed, admitted faker. Joe Walcott is
likewise. and right down the line from
the middle-weignJ 10 the feathers. they ali
have stalled at some stage Of their ca
recrS.
And then they wonder why the boxing
game has lost its hold. Ny advice To 'en
All is to be on the square and they'll get
their reward without dying"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
LnnreIr nefenf Mnruicks-
TO The Meshingtnn Hc-aId.

HpeClaI % Inc Warrington HcsaId.
Laurel, Nd. Nov. 6.-The Warwick
Athletic Club football team, of Washing
ton. visited Laurel this afternoon. and
We're easily defeated by the Laurel High
School team. by 80 to O. The visitors
were ouUWeighed by the home team. al
though it was plainly shown they lacked
the staying qualities that the home team
possessed The playing of Brown, Phair
and Timalus. for Laurel was very good
while CohiH excelled for the visitors. The
visitors improved in the second half 10y
allowing the home team to make but one
touchdown
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
HARTJE MANSION LOOTED.
Many Thousand Dollars in Treasure
Taken from Deserted Home.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 6.-It became
known to-day that during the evening or
night of Sunday. October s. the palatiai
residence of Augustus Hartje. the mil
lionaire paper manufacturer and plaintiff
in the famous Hartje divorce suit was
looted Of its contents and treasures.
amounting to many thousand dollars in
value.
So far as is known, no report OF the
robbery has been made to the police
Since the fling Of his petition for d.
vOTce. from his wife. Mr.. HarIje has not
occupied his mansion and has been max
ing his home with his brother-in-law, An
drew Fisher.
The Hartje mansion was literally aban-
doned.
There was much OF value In the house,
and perhaps some things which might
have born evidence in the divorce suit.
This Is what has caused the loOting to
throw suspicion on almost everybody
connected with the case.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
PUGILISTIC CALENDAR.

November Slack johnson vs. Jim Jefords. 81,
rounds so Lancaster, Pa.
November I2-Dsve Barry Hugo Kelly ter
rounds. az kalamazoo. Dick Hyland IS. Jolnnl
Thompson. twenty rounds. at Ogden, Utah.
November l5-Harry Lewis vs.. Nike Ward ffteeI
rounds. at Grand Rapids, Mich. Jimmy Gariue
vs.. Jack Doughcrty, fifteen rounds, st Davenport.
November l6-Abe Atte vs. Billy DcCoursey
twenty rounds at san Diego, Cal
November 2l-Jack OBrien vs. Tommy Burns
twenty rounds at Los Angeles
January Joe Cans vs.. hid Hermann tWent,
rounds, al TOuoIah. NeTeda.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
MOB LYNCH GEORGIA NEGRO.
Victim Had Killed White Officer in
Resisting Arrest.

Wrightsville, Ga, Nov. 6.-Bailln J. L.
Hightower on Sunday night sought to
arrest a negro William Newsome, seven
miles from Wrightsville. A fight took
place in the negro's house between him
and HightOwer. Hightower called for
assistance. John Carter ran into the
house. and the negro fired a shotgun at
him. killing him instantly. Then High
tower fired upon the negro with a pistol.
wounding him twice. The negro was
then captured.
Hightower started with the negro for
Wrightsvilge. At Summers Bridge, over
Choopee River, about thirty armed and
disguised men halted him and shot the
negro to death.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
LEASE HOLDERS CONCERNED.
Afraid Camp Meeting Association
viii Not Renew Contracts.

Asbury Park. y. J., Nov. st is
stated here upon good authority that
proceedings will be taken shortly TO re-
quire the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting As
sociation To account TO the Methodist
Episcopal Church for all moneys received
and disbursed - 'h@ association during
its corporate existence.
The claim, it is said, is based on the
theory that Ocean Grove, as a religious
institution, is an adjunct Of the Method
ist Church, and that the twenty-six mem
bers Of the association are trustees
The movement, it is stated, will Be
started at the annual meeting next Tues
day by certain lease hold property own
ers whose leases to valuable shore fronts
have expired. and who fear they viii not
be renewed. The property owners. also,
1t is understood, will take action this
winter to have Ocean Grove incorporated
rs borough under the State law.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
ENGINE WRECKS MILLS.
Steam Explosion I'm whitaker Iron
Works Damages Plant.

Wheeling, W. Va. Nov. 6.-The big en-
gine at the Whitaker Iron Works ex-
ploded to-day. tearing down large pOr-
ton Of the mill buildings, and complete
lv wrecking three mills of the tin de-
partment so that they viii have TO be
rebuilt.
The big fywheel weighed many tons
and sections Of IT dropped about the city
a thousand feet from wnere the explo-
sion occurred. No one was injured.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Boz Tries to Rurn To,rn.

Tampa, Fla, Nov 6-As result of
eight fires occurring in this city. none Of
which resulted in much damage, Charles
Woodbury.. fifteen years old. a white boy,
was arrested by the police last night. The
boy was seen 10 starr two of yesterdays s
fires, and he is suspected CT causing num-
erous other fires occurring in the last
three weeks.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
DOC" BEEMAN DEAD.
wealthy Chewing Gum Manufae-
turer. Who always Made Good"

Cleveland. O., Nov. 6.-"Doc." Beeman,
the millionaire chewing gum manufact-
urer, and known all over the sporting
world as the man who always made
good is dead. He had for years been
suffering from paralysis.
Beeman was a physician and went into
the chewing gum business. He believed
in advertising. and q stream Of nickels
poured into his treasury. A short time
ago he sold his interest 10 the American
Chiclet Company, and then turned his
abilities 90 having a good time.
He purchased the old cup defender
Priscilla. and those VINO attended
the festivities aboard the yacht accounted
themselves as having had the best time
ever" George AIDE celebrated Beeman by
writing of him in slang as the bald
headed rooster with the chewing gum"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
BOWLING SCHEDULES.

DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
palace Alleys
"Wednesday y-Bureau vs.. G.. Z. ..
Thursday-CO Commissioners rs Navy.
Friday -Post-ofice vs.. Agriculture.
Saturday-Commerce vs. Interior.
-
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Wednesday -Saengerbund rs. Orientals, sssa-
gerbund Alleys
Thursday-Bank Clerks vs. Acmes. on Palace Al
leys
Friday-Market House vs. Florists. on spanow's
Alleys.
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.
palace AIeys)
Wednesday-AssessOrs vs.. Potomac.
Frday-La6yers vs.. City Hail.
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
palace Alleys)
Thursday-Actiyes vs.. Reserves.
Friday-Moroccos IS. Cowboys.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Capitol Hill Alleys
Wednesday, Foundry vs.. West Gun Carriage
Thursday-East Gun Carriage IS. Erecting Shop
Friday-TOol Shop vs.. Forge Shop.
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE
Brandt's AIleys)
ThuGdaY-koston Y5, washington
Saturday PHILADELPHIA vs.. New YORK
BINDERS LEAGUE.
lRoyal League
"Wednesday -Stsmpers IS. Foundry.
Friday-Rulers vs., Blanks
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
II. NJ c. A. AlleysJ
"Wednesday Mount Pleasant vs.. Western
Friday-Foundry rs. Bethany.
RAILWAY LEAGUE
ION Own Aleys)
Wednosday-SoUthem vs.. Eastern.
Friday-NOTthen Ys, Track and Roadway.
MISREPRESENTATION LEAGUE.
lR0yai Alleys
Wednesdays. Johns vs. Westminster
Friday-NlHrTiu Ts. Fifth Baptist,
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs. Royal, on Rochei
Alleys
Tbursday-G vs. Eureka, on Fat Neni
Alleys.
Fgiday-Rosedale vs. Eureka. On Rochs's Alleys.
T. N. C. A. LEAGUE.
Association AIlCys.j
Thursday-Cooke rs. Roberts
Saturday Hammer rs. GOODMAN
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Sir show Horses Die An Wreck.

Troy. n. Y. Nov. IA rear-end colli-
SION at Hoosic Junction. on the Boston
anu sialnv Railroad, caused the death Of
six horses. which are owned by William
II. Moore. of New York, and were bound
for that city to be exhibited at the annual
horse show at Madison Square Garden.
The loss is $4,000
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Canadians Quit ,he G. A a. I

Montreal, Nov. Ga sensation was
caused to-day by the resignation from
the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union OF
the Montreal Amateur Athletic Associa-
tiOn, with thousand members, because
the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
will not permit amateurs to play with
professionals, as is the case in England.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
WIFE SMOKES CIGARETTES.
Husband Bases His Plea for a d.
vorce on This GrOdnd.

Cleveland. Nov. civilian Hasten gave
cigarette smoking by his wife. Evelyn. as
the grounds for his petition for divorce,
filed in Common Pleas Court.
He says also that she drank; that she
spent the money given 10 her to buy gro
ceries for cigarettes and intoxicants; and
that she pawned her jewels and other
personal belongings when money was de-
MED her. Once ne says she set the bed
afire with cigarettes and almost inciner-
ated him; on other occasions. when intox-
icated, she turned on the gas and almost
asphyxiated herself and him. Finally
she deserted him. he declares.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
BOYCOTT THE JAPANESE.
Oriental Restaurant Men in San
Francisco Complain to MetcaIf.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor Victor H Metcalf,
accompanied by Consul X. Uijen Of ia
pan. yesterday visited the japanese quar-
ter of the city and the Oriental school.
in pursuing his investigation into the ex-
clusion Of japanese pupils from schools
attended by white children.
The Secretary ate luncheon with the
japanese Consul and then went TO the
japanese Consulate, where he heard
statements and complaints of Japanese
restaurant-keepers, who allege that their
business is bOycOtted
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
HiItons want Football Cannes

The Hiltons would like 90 ARA uee e.unes
With all teams averaging 105 pounds.
BiOomingdale. Second Hyattsvilie, ana
Brooklands preferred. Address james f.
Dodge tCaptainl, III Massachusetts avenue
northeast Lineup: Right end. Leland:
right tackle, BTadbuTn; right guard, Rath-
bone; left end, Adams; left tackle. Mon
roe: left guard. Beller; center. Barnum:
quarter back, Dodge; right half back.
Brooks; left half back, Kuhuel; full back.
Arfh
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
HANGS Himself to ned Post.

Camden. n. J.. Nov. John ". Whit
aker. a retired machinist. residing at y
Elm street. this city. committed suicide
at home to-day by hanging himself to
a bed post No reason for the deed is
known. Whitaker recently moved here
from Manayunk, Pa
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Fendam Cadets in Basket-ban.

The Fendall Cadets, Of Georgetown, win
meet the lightweight basbet ball team
Of the Y NJ c. A. on Saturday night
at the latter's gym. As both teams have
been working well this year a good game
is expected.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Form Charts Are Wrong.

Sporting Editor The Herald:
The Herald gives Josie Hampton third
in the seventh race at Pimlico. Novem-
Der .: form charts place Arby Van third
Which is correct? 4. II. p.
The official placing was, No Trumpei
first, Widows Mite second, Josie Hamp-
ton third. Form charts are wrong.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
n1sTp1cT DrcKpFx LFAGrE.
PRIZE FIGHT NOTES.

Jack Twin" Sullivan Is on the trail Of
big game while arrangements are being
made for his brother, and though he
stops by the wayside occasionally 10 put
the quietus on some local favorites, he
continues TO head steadily for Los An
eeles. where the Jack O'Brien-Tommy
Rurns contest is to take place on Thanks
giving night, and where be will issue a
challenge to the winner Of that affair.
Jack Twin has fought both men, and
saws he is on to their style.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
RACING CARD FOR TODAY
PiulIIcO.


First race-8lsidsn twoyear-olds: five and one
half frlongs- Camtyses. Bevvyu, Monkey Puzzle.
Doc Eylc and George b.. 10 each Queen q
Night and Meddlesome Boy. 10 each; Danksh and
Commodore Them 10 each, Tho Galloper and June
Time lF each Di5b5d. 30.
Second race Three-year-olds and upward selling
six fmlmgs Cedric. lI7- Aktar. 10. -Quadrillr.
III. Hypsyion ~; Hlus Coat. Is -CaliI5S52. ll2
kits I15 Belle Str1me 10, Content. III; 'Ho0ray,
rs. knight e Rh0des. IL
Third race-C0mtu Club Of Pimiioo. selling
stakes: tLrec-year-Glds and upward: one and one
sixteenth miles. Belle Of Jessamine, l05i Anneta
Lady Il3. -Weirisome. l00 -Greyilla. g; The
Clown. 10; Hyperion and 'B1an los eaeh 'Eurip-
des, g: Nobcsse Obige l05; Nonsense. 90; sonoma
Belle l06.
Fourth race-ERridse Hunt Club: steepiechsss
about two miles. Fiara. leo; Mount Henry and
Essex I3 each; Rudens, ld5, Tellfarc l5s' Gypsic,
6O Kirkleyiugt1n. les: Ny Grace. ID; Otto Waugh,
is Nutellus, les Pale FACE. ia.
Fifth race-Tv0-year- fles; selling; FIVE and
one-haf fur0ngs SuQunah. Wlletta and Daiu
Maid. 50 each; Laura A., lo4; Miss jersey. %
Eminola and Lucy Marie. l9 each Bette Landou
and Nellie Racine. % each. BLACK Flag l0
Nancy, 96. Silver Paint g.
Sixth -Thrge-year-olds and upward: selling
one mile Blue Buck. I0l. chippewa. &c. Rama.
So Parkvilie, l0- Edgeley and ivauhoe, l0i each
Widows Mite GO; Singing Master. l9i; 'Chsf0nte,
ae -Yagabond, s..
Apprentice allowance claimed.
First race-Six fulongs. sally Preston. 100: Main
Chance. ll2; Conjecture. lol; Fish Hawk l0]:
Leuepee. q. Win Do. q. Big Store. 99 Yorkist.
lO4: Montgomery. 1l2 Royal Ben l0-.
Second race Handicap mile Lord Of the Vale.
IL. Martin DOYLE, 10; Monet. l04; Single shot.
l0i: Consistent S. Sailor Boy. %: o. X, s.: Work
man. e.
Third race-Five furlonEs RoIlicking Girl sally
Preston Jai Alai Belle Of IrOQUois. Stepping
Stone Grace George. Irvine Lady Karna. Ounce.
Neoskale. Eta. Larosa. Viva Voce and Bromina ljS
each Jersey Lady Dolly Dollars, Donna ElYiTa. IL
lusion. Alta Ferola Water Speed ana Rossltn, lU3
each.
Fourth raoe-SeTcn furlongs. Athlete l95; Monet.
ll2; hcstor 100; Ed Ball. l22; Jacobite, 10; Wes,
lO7; Albert F.. 103 Dreamer. l05
Fifth rsce-Alile. Frils. Bill Cozier. Lady Avis.
Dr. Dix. Blue Pigeon. ON the Eve. King Henry
and Stole. G; How About You, Sadler. Bizzy Izzy.
g5. Tarlac Star OF Beverly. Aster dOr. and Come
dian. 100 each; Eltopia. %; Supreme, lOi; Ade-
line b. l03; Snow King. lG7.
Sixth race-SiX furlongs- Mollie Donohue Silver
Wedding. Sister Frances. BUOUaC, Mary r. Clark.
ard Commune, l03 each Miss Cliff. q Markie Mayer.
los; Ava and Cressna, los each; Suffrage, III Clois-
teress %.
Clear: track fast.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
ernnt VIII Wet Eddie Barr.

Sporting Editor The Herald
I understand that Eddie Barr the Gin
cinnati middle-weight wrestler. desires to
meet Joe Grant. the Washington welter-
weight, on the mat IF Barr means busi-
ness, and can make 80 pounds, ringside.
he may communicate with me at once.
ana we will make the necessary arrange
mcnts.
G. J. WEISS
as Robert street, Baltimore. Nd.
Manager Zoe Grant
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
W. [. I. TEAM WINS.
Commissioners Lost Hard and Good
Basketball Game.

Before the largest crowd that has Wit
messed a local basket ball game this sea-
son, the Washington Light Infantry last
night defeated the Commissioners by the
score of 591z to 26.
Barker and Lotus Played the best
game for the ". l. l. while the playing
Of Handiboe and Chism for the Commis-
sioners was remarkable. The Commits
sioners were handicapped by the loss Of
Boyle at center, and under the conditions
played a strong game
Tfnp-tID and summary.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

says he is on to their style.
Two light-weights are also out for
matches. Dave Holly. the negro, and Clar-
once Forbes. Holly has issued a def. Of
fering to meet any man Of his class at the
limit. lS3 pounds, or 10 iet Harry Lewis
or Jack Blackburn weigh in at lS6 pounds,
and says if he doesn't come out a winner
he doesn't want penny Forbes is look
ing about Chicago for a match, and has
a backer who viii bet any part of 5000
that Forbes can whip any fighter in the
country at l2i 10 rs pounds.
Joe Grim. who has a reputation Of a
capacity for more punishment than any
other pug. and whose boast is that he has
been knocked out but once although ne
has been up against Cans. Fitzsimmons,
and many others Of Ike ilk, is going
about seeking whom he may devour. At
present he's on his way West TO try to
get a bout of six rounds with Jeffries, but
he also desires 10 meet Cans again and
TO try conclusions with Tommy Burns or
"any man I'm the world al 165 pounds for
twenty rounds" Grim's last fight was
with Joe Thomas in Philadelphia three
months ago. and although Of course there
was no decision, he says ne would have
had Thomas out in another round.
The highways Of the country, judging
from all reports. are full Of pugilists
looking for matches just at present. and
if the wishes Of these ring men are real
ized some stin fights should pan out for
the winter months. To begin with, Tom
my Ryan, of Michigan. has come out of
his two years sleep and announces that
he will night Joe Thomas. the welter-
weight, if one of the San Francisco fight
clubs will offer a $4,000 purse. It is un-
derstood that Billy Roche. Of the Colma
Club, is eager to make the match: so
the Michigander may be hiking for the
Coast ere many moons. In the meantime
Joe Thomas has another engagement in
the wind for this month. According to
the cards he will meet either Honey Mel
I0dy. or Mike Twin Sullivan, in Frisco
before December, and either way the
match will be attractive Thomas is per-
feetly willing 20 meet either man, or, in
fact, any one else in the weter-weight
class Melody has a knockout by Thomas
on his defeat record. but his recent victory
over Joe WalcOtt has put him back in
the list that Thomas considers worthy Of
his mitt and as for a match with Mike
Twin the Frisco people could hardly
wish for a better pair-Od.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
MISHAPS MAR RACES
BlunderS at PimlicO Result
in Day of Poor Sport.
EURIPIDES FOULS RoLY POLY

Winner Causes n spin and BradIey's
Away, n 2O-tO-I Shot, Is Given the
Race-NorthviIIe Bolts and spOiIs
Chances of RathOven and Harry
Baylor in the SteepIechase.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
KEENE STABLES DAY
Millionaire Turfman Wins
Three Races at Aqueduct.
PH1ANDER IS a GRADUATE

son of Ben Brush Leaves Maiden
Class in Election Day Handicap.
Zamhesf and Veil Also show Keene
silks in Front at Finish in Two
Other Races-The Summaries.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
WASHINGTON CITY LEAGUE

Weslnesday-Caprons rs. shamroeks, Center Market
Aun0ry.
Thmsday-carrOll Institute vs. Peck Chapel at
Carroll Institute Gym.
Saturday,. NJ, c. A. vs. Corcoran Cadets. at Y.
n c. A. Gym.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE.

GREATER WASHINGTON LEAGI7E
tW. L. I. Amory.)
FTiday-OTdNays rs. Light Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
palace Alleys.l
Nednesday-Bureau vs.. G. Z. o.
Thursday Commissioners rs Navy.
Friday Post-office vs.. Agriculture.
Saturday-Commerce vs.. Interior.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.
palace Aleys)
"Wednesday rs. Potomac.
FTiday-LaTyers vs.. City Hail.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
palace Alleysi
ThHrsday-Actiyes vs.. Reserves.
Friday-MorOccos rs. COWBOYS
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

Wednesday -saengerbuud vs. OrientaIs on sasa-
gerbund Alleys
Thursday-Bank Clerks vs. Acmes. on Palace Al
leys.
Friday-Market House vs.. Florists. on spanow's
Alleys.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

MISREPRESENTATION LEAGUE.
lR0yal Alleys
Wednesday-St. Johns ys. Westminster.
Friday-AlHrTiu Ts. Fifth Baptist,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

eWantn adva. for the EVENING
VIEWS received ~ F. KIiienhefeef'a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
r AMRoY NEWS.

John Hilleberge is having his
house, in Charles street, painted.
John McGfusky, of Parker street.
is having his house painted and re-
paired. Hans Johnson is doing the
work. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone, of Eas-
ton, Pa, are visiting Mrs. John N. st.
John, of State street.
Edward Eisenberg, of Woodbridge
road, will spend a few months in
Europe, having sailed last week.
Herman Anderson is confined to
his home with an attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. S. Weiss, of Hall avenue,
spent Sunday at New York.
Miss Jennie Johnson, s0f Newark,
As visiting at-the- home-of Miss Amy
Jewell, in Charles street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bohlke and
son William sepnt Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and MRS. D. 81 Holland
er, of Main street, Metuchen.
Mrs. B. Hulsmann returned home
from the city hospital Sunday, hay
ing gone under an operation two
weeks ago, and issfestinse as feasily
as can be expected. * n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
N0TICEi

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
intends making application to the
Board of EXCISE Commissioners OF the
City u DAk Amb0y at their next meet
ing, 20 | III ense to keep q saloon. with
the selling malt and spirit
uop@~the City OF Perth Am-
tho house owned by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
riot at observation-disclosures

MONTREAL, May 10. - The wres-
Ting match between Frank Gotch, the
American champion, and Pietro, the
Frenchman. here last night was mark
ed by riotous scenes, ending in police
interference after the wrestlers had
been on the mat for half an hour with
out either securing a fall. While each
wrestler alternately made claims OF
foul tactics by his opponent, the crowd
in the hall divided into two wildly
cheering factions, the English portion
cheering Gotch and the Frenchmen
siding with Pietro. Subchief of Police
Lamouche ordered the hall cleared
when the spectators came to blows.