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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
J 0 h n MOOrehead
IS Employed at
Cable Works.
HAS A ROMANCE
Father Is Steel Man and Opposed
His Sons Choice for a Wife,
ExpeClef TO be Welcomed
Home Within a Short
Time.

John A. Moorhead, of Pittsburg, a
Yale man, and heir to the fortune OF
his father, rich steel man, who a
few weeks ago married Marguerite
Clement, a French girl employed in
the Moorhead home despite the
wishes of his parents, is now living
on High street, in this city, with his
bride, and is employed at the cable
works. He and his bride have all
ready won several friends here.
When matters regarding the love
affairs reached a climax in the Moor
head home a few weeks ago the
young people went to New York and
were married at the Little Church
Around the Corner
A graphic account of the affairs
appeared in yesterdays New York
World Magazine, and according to an
interview published young Moorhead
declares that he has assurances that
matters with his father will soon be
mended and he and his bride will be
welcomed home. He is vice-presf-
dent of his fathers mills in Pitts
burg, according to the interview.
Mr.. Moorhead arrived here but a
short time ago, and went to work like
any other man who wanted employ
ment. He is busy at the cable works.
where he has made good in every
particular. He has made no boast OF
his millions and few who worked
with him were aware of his social
standing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
.REDISTRICTINC BILL is
UP TO SUPREME COURT

TRENTON, June 1S.-Tomorrow
the June term of the court of errors
and appeals will open at the state
house. On the calendar there are
more than 100 cases. OF these cases
is that of General G. Edward Murray
against William Fl. Skirm, Jr. This
will be on Mr. Skirm's appeal from
the decision of the court below in the
suit over the Empire Rubber COM
many stock. A Judgment was secured
bv the plaintiffs against Skirm, and
fo satisfy this his stock was sold.
Skirm also got a Judgment against
the plaintiffs, and he alleged this
Judgment should offset the other He
claims his stock was sold at extreme
ly low figures, and AYERS this was due
to conspiracy on the part of the plain
tiffs.
The suit of Colon Fulton against
the Grieb Rubber company is also
scheduled. While employed by the
company, Fulton lost both hands in a
machine. He sued for large amount
of damages, and secured verdict.
This was set aside, as were also two
Others. He is now appealing from
the last decision of the supreme
court.
Another suit is that of Harry F.
Smith against County Clerk G. Harry
Baker. This is to test the constitu-
tionality of the new assembly district
law.
Today will be opinion day in the
court of errors and appeals.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
DENMARK LODGE
AT SOUTH AMBOY.
Spent An Enjoyable Day with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Peterson
Sports of All Kinds.

Denmark Lodge No. Al, I. o. G. t.,
visited South Amboy yesterday at the
invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Petersen, of Catherine street. About
twenty-five were present.
A luncheon was served at IL
O'Clock, after which some went to
the woods to enjoy themselves. Up
on returning coffee and cake were
served. The rest of the afternoon
was spent playing all kinds of games
After supper there was an enter
tainment by the Temperance Singing
Club. The party left for home ga l
O'Clock after spending an enjoyable
day.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
TAMERLANE ARRIVES
GAUNTLET NOT SIGHTED
First Boat Returning from Bermuda
Is at the Brooklyn Yacht Club
Prize Arrives Too.

Rear Commodore Frank Maier in
the yawl Tamerlane, which won the
recent Upton cup race to Bermuda,
arrived Saturday from Hamilton and
cast anchor at 4 o'clock off the an
chorage of the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
The yawl made the trip back to New
York in five days and fourteen hours.
On board the yacht besides the
Rear Commodore were Thomas Flem-
ing Day, Warren Sheppard, Percy
Cook, Joseph Kerr, and Albert Cass.
These are the amateur sailors who
joined the winning crew in the race
for the Upton trophy.
All were in fine health and very
enthusiastic over both the race and
the reception they had received at the
hands of the Bermuda citizens. Bar
ring heavy weather on Wednesday
and Thursday, the yawl had fine
trip home. The Gauntlet, which also
left Bermuda on Sunday last, but
two hours later than did the Tanner
lane, has not as yet been reported.
BY a queer coincidence the cup,
which has been expected daily from
Sir Thomas Upton, also arrived Sat
urday at the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
Although nothing official has been
done in the matter, it is generally be-
lieved that Rear Commodore Maier
will not accept the costly prize, but
will make it a perpetual challenge
trophy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
ARE PREPARING
THE DEFENSE.
Fred Lang interviewed by Lawyer
Strong His Counsel Game to
Learn Condition Of Girl.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 1S.--
Preparations are being made for the
defense for the trial of Fred Lang,
charged with the murder of his niece,
Miss Kate Gordon, of Bonhamtown,
whom he shot because she refused to
marry him. Former Senator Theo-
dore Strong and at present one of the
state assessors, spent an hour with
the murderer at the jail here going
over the facts. 1t is said he told his
lawyer that he beat his way to Beth
lehem the day of the murder, threw
the revolver away there and then
went to Baltimore. He did not know
whether the girl was dead or not and
came back here to ascertain her con
dition. 1t was then that he was
caught The defense will doubtless
be technical one.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
DISTRICT COURT.
Landlords Received Judgements
This Morning. Other Cases.

In the district court this morning
three landlords received judgment
against tenants for non-payment OF
rent.
Supplementary proceedings were
Theodore Aldolph, of South Amboy.
A year ago young man of this
city and of a prominent family was
brought into court for non-payment
of money. He ignored the proceed
ings and a warrant was issued short
time ago for his arrest. He appeared
this morning to stand trial whether
or not he should be sent to jail for
contempt of court and ignoring sup
Elementary proceedings.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
CITY WINS
CASE LONG.
STANDING.
Supreme Court Decides that the
Valentine Estate Must Pay
Railroad Avenue Assessment.
S2,5OO WAS CHARGED.
Special to the EVENTNG NEWS !:

bUbUTHE 10 IHB INU
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 49,
The supreme court decided the case
of the j. Valentine estate against the
city of Perth Amboy this morning.
This has been pending the past
four years. The matter involved was
the opening of Railroad avenue in
Perth Amboy, $2,500 assessment be-
ing charged against the Valentine
estate at the time of the opening of
Railroad avenue.
The report of sustaining the as
sessment was received this morning
e. S. Savage represented the Valen
tine estate, and James S. Wight and
j. X. Rice the city of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
ARE NOW
AWAITING
OUTCOME.
Carpenters Union Will Meet To-
night Bosses Have Called
Session For Tomorrow.
FACING THE OPEN SHOP

The question of open shop, which
has been the subject of much com
ment, in all probability will be auth
orized by the bosses tomorrow night,
at which time they hold a special
meeting. The journeymen carpen-
ters meet tonight and some interest
ing developments may result.
1t is an important meeting, the
nature of which has not been deter
mined. the union men refusing to
talk. Even the bosses have nothing
to. say one way or the other.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
GUN CLUB TO HAVE
SCORE SHOOT SOON.

The Perth Amboy Gun Club is
making great preparations for hold
ing a score shoot, and a genuine
Rhode Island clambake on their
grounds at Florida Grove Saturday,
July IA. AT a meeting held Sat
urday night, the following commit
tee was appointed to complete final
arrangements: John Johnson, chair
man; Chris. Jensen. Godfrey Chris
tiansen and Martin Hanson.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
Said Three Men Robbed Him.
ecial to the EVENING NEWS:

10 tTtt
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 1S:-
Jor Prentiss, of Bonhamtown claim
ed three men had robbed him. Officer
Mccain got the men and they said
they had loaned Prentiss a watch,
chain and several rings. Prentiss re-
turned all but one ring. The three
men attempted to lick Prentiss when
the officer interfered. Prentiss made
move for his hip pocket whom the
officer caught his hand and then
searched all four men. None had a
revolver. II was only looking for
my handkerchief, Prestiss said as
the men were freed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
CARNIVAL is
IN EVIDENCE.

The Excelsior Carnival Company
arrived in this city yesterday. All
day large crowds of people watched
the men putting up the tents.
The Public Service Corporation
have number of men at work string
ing wires. The entire lighting of the
attractions will be by electricity.
A merry -go-round and Ferris
wheel are in evidence, but are not in
position yet. Everything will be in
readiness for the opening Wednes-
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
Have Panel Drawn Tomorrow.

Special 70 The EVENING NE WIS.
NEW BRUNSWICK, June 1S:-
Tomorrow afternoon Judge Booraem
will sit at court for the purpose OF
having the panel of forty-eight men
in each of the three disorderly house
cases, those of William H. Manley,
Joseph Bates and James Callahan,
drawn. The lawyers and prosecutor
will alternately strike off a name
from the three lists of ninety-six men
until the panel is secured.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
To Have a CIamhnISe.

At a meeting Of the Danish Ath-
letic Club it was decided to hold a
clambake July at Pine Grove, at
which the Ladies Athletic Associa-
tion will be invited. A good time is
anticipated The following commit
tee has been named to take charge of
the affair: John Larsen, chairman;
Jofgen Hanson, Soren Nelson, Chris
Honenr and Carl Peterson
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
Preached in Brooklyn.

Rev. NJ. 0. Block, of the Danish
NJ. e. church, in Jefferson street, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Norwegian
M. E. church, in Brooklyn, and
preached very eloquent sermon TO
large congregation in that church
yesterday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18

l have transmitted to the Hon.
Charles Hallam Keep, treasurer of
the American Red Cross, Room S26
Colorado Building, Washington, ID.
c., to be distributed, in accordance
with your proclamation, to the suffer
ers at San Francisco, the sum of $2,-
ISL. .64. In addition to this, on May
4th | handed to the trustees of the
Simpson, Methodist Episcopal church
draft for $121. 4S, which was the
amount collected by them for trans
mission to San Francisco.
Yours truly,
HARRY CONARD,
Treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
q. w. Barnes the Delegate.

meeting Of the session of the
First Presbyterian church was held
Immediately after the service yester-
day morning to appoint delegate to
the Presbtery, which will be held in
Union, Union county, tomorrow. Ed
ward w. Barnes was unanimously
chosen to represent this church. Rev.
James H, N0rthrup, pastor of the
church. VIII aIso attend.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
insane Man Taken to Trenton.

Herman Gerloff, the insane man.
who waa found Saturday near the
hospital, twasg removed to Trenton
yesterday BY City Marshal r. A. Pei
tier. Wflliam Ryan, who was ar
rested 1t the same time. was per-
inittdd to 70. after being given some
good adFlea By the recorder
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18

"You will learn to limp if you live al
ways with lame people," and you will be-
come a back number" If you are ambi-
tious to compete, in your business, with
only those who do not advertise.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
Danish NJ. II. Official Board.

The official board of the Danish M.
E. church will hold their regular
meeting at Z :45 p. m. tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18
bumped Overboard on a Dare.

Two local youths have won sup
per from another by the fact that one
of them jumped overheard from
Cooper's dock Friday with ms CLONES
on, on a 6Sre. The one VINO dared
him paSssthe freight for the spread,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-06-18

snbaeribe Cor the NEWS.
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Pennypacker Chairman.

The prayer ended, there was sing
ing by the Philadelphia quartet, and
afterwards Mr.. Moore introduced
Governor Pennypacker as the perma-
nent chairman. 81 notice. he said by
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

s. Hunt, sheriff of Cochise county. yesterday arrived from Risbee bring- ing to the territorial asylum for the insane, patient committed from his county. He returned south last even ing.
 SURVEYS APPRoVED-The Sur yeyor General -has-approved the sur vey or the William Jenning- Bryan lode, situate in the Warren Mining district, Cochise county. The survey is designated as Survey No. 21S3. and Is owned by Joseph F. Chisholm ct al. of Bisbee, Arizona
 PHOENIX WRITER-Tba maga- zine section of the Los Angeles Times TOT last Sunday contained short story by Caroline Trowbridge. the art lst or thls city. The Ntle is Uncle Natilah Will and it is a delightful anu Weh-Written sketch of New Eng lahd h1e, of which the writer. if she IS New Englander, must have re tanned a most vivid recollection.
 THE GAMBLE CONCERT-There was constant stream of people in and out of Sanichas' store yesterday. many of them being the subscribers for seats to the Gamble Concert company's entertainment. There are quite a num- per or the subscribers though who have Ialled to select their seats yet and to- day the general sale opens. Those who hold tickets and want to secure seats petore the general public gets busy. should be OH hand early this morning Tor from this hour it is a case of first come first served.
 DEPARTURE OF MIR. KISER-Mr S. k. Riser. special editorial writer fer the Chicago Record Herald, left the city last night after a stay of a week MT. Riser intended to remain twIca as long and regretted very much that he was not able to do so. He received word cutting his term of recreation short, so tkat he found it necessary to leave at once for the coast in order to see as much as possible of that part of the world. This is the frs, time that MT. Riser was ever So faI west. He is greatly pleased witt Phoenix and the climate. He gathered material for several articles, whicl will appear in the Record anc other publications. It may be said 1T advance that they will all be favorabl, to the territory.
 i WASTED AMMUNITION Tn ] Globe Register fires a volley of sOliC { shot at w. =. Foster, territorial eE aminer. It was a heavy load anC would have damaged him only for tn reason that it failed to hit the mark The grievance of the Register wa that it has the contract for the count, printing and alleges that MT. Foste came along and ordered some icens tax receipts purchased of "a PhoenI printing establishment. which, by tn way, does not refer to The Repubi can, but to another printing office The facts are that Mr Foster di nothing of the kind. He told the Gil county officials just what they requir ed in the way of a license tax receipt to conform with those used in o,he counties In illustration he gave ther al printed sample of a tax receipt, on
 of about thirty he had made at h. own expense for no other purpos
 than to be used as samples for tn
 guidance of county offici9ls in jus
 sI-cl cases. He directed that they or
 der some like the sample. but he at n
 time intimated that they should be or
 dered from Phoenix or any other par
 ticular point. He assumed, Of cours
 that they would be made by the coun
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

long runs made by either of the play CTS. The result of the game had the effect of prolonging the tournamenr and making it possible for any one to win the prize Prior to the game West had a perfect score with four games to his credit. Now any of the players yet to play can lose one game and still tie MT West. Tonight Dr. Shell will be Vests opponent. Will Sweem and Jack Foster have withdrawn from the tournament Both were handicap play CTS.
 DOG GONE BUSINESS - Harry Friedman Is again grieving over his dog gone business. He had two fine spaniels last week when Alfred Don au came to town and bought them both.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

tv printers, whoever and wherever they might be. The same receipts have been adopted in other counties and are made by the despecNve county printers. The only order filled by the Phoenix firm that he knows about was that for 100 of the blank receipts for Apache county, and the printing firm referred 10 alrea'dy had some kind of an arrangement with the county printer agreeable to all.
 NECK TIE PARTY-Tonight at St | Anthony's hall, corner of Third street and Monroe, the Catholic Social Union will give a neck tie and box party | preceded by a progressive euchre game. The play will begin at S:15 o'clock.
 | RETURNED FROM SALTON SEA- Shattuck and Desmond. Southern Pa cific contractors yesterday brought
 from the Salton Sea 120 teams they have for some time past had at work
 on the shoo fly which has just been completed. They will begin grading along the M & P. and their work will
 be completed by 9 force of 100 men
 who will re-ballast the track.
 WILD SHOOTING-Because they
 shot too promiscuously along the coun- ] try roads about two miles southwest l OL lile ClAgs LIliSt yOuilS lAitAi ITdA iAEy
 Bond, Jerry Danley and Robert Bussey,
 each paid a fine of five dollars after a hearing before Judge Johnstone yes terday afternoon The complaining witness was Richard Black. Following the trial and after the participants had quilted the court room there was a second quarrel over the affair result
 ing in a fist fight. Five Mexicans were sent to jail for seven days each for
 disturbing the peace They had been taken up Sunday and early yesterday
 morning.
 GOOD BEEF WEATHER-The past
 few warm days have brought the feed
 in the valley out In splendid shape
 and all indications point to an early
 fattening of a large number of beef
 cattle for market. There have beer
 few shipments Of feeders from the
 northern part of the territory so raI
 this year although yesterday Ed Stew
 ems arrived from Williamson valley
 and spent the day with local cattle men Investigating conditions with 2
 view of later making shipment. MT Stevens was an interested spectator al a badger fight but his friends deny tho report that he became criminaUy lia- ble by acting as the badgers second. . SHORT OF BRlCk-Owing to th'
 
 ficient supply of fuel the brick plan at Glendale furnishing the brick fo the factory of the Eastern Sugar com a pany was not able to keep the mason
 working on the building supplied witt p brick and they yesterday were laid of . for one week to resume work mex Monday morning. 4 kiln of brick 1 ] now burning which will be in condi ! tion to use on Monday amounting L v 5O0, 00O brick. By the last Of this weel , enough fuel will be on hand to mak r. future delay from the lack of fue D improbable. To pass their vacation 2 the brick masons organized a huntin s party and left for the river where the @ will remain several days hunting. @ TOURNAMENT PROLONGED-Las t night in the Hotel Adams billiard paI - Tor pool tournament Jack Meldrul C. defeated Harry West by a score of 10 - to 9S The game was by far the be! - game yet played in the tournamer ?. and both of the players made numerou - keen shots. There were, however, n
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

and was buried under the debris but was not seriously hurt.
 The wife of Daniel c. BoOtk. who was i'll. was rendered insane by the explosion. She was taken to a hos pital tonight. The cap of the bomL went through the wall of a house aJ 40 Richard street and was found in q picture frame in the home of Wm. J.. Riordan. The force of the explosion shook that whole section of the city.
 A second bomb eight inches long,
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

appointed notaries public by Governor Kibbey.
 A WlckENBURG VIsITOR-D. L. few days in Phoenix on business and pleasure.
 MARlCOPA CLUB DANCE-Thurs- day evening the Maricopa club will give one of its regular dances at the Ho- tel Adams.
 A SUCCESSFUL HUNT-W. l.. Pinney Del Morreu and one or two others returned yesterday afternoon after a hunting trip of couple or days their game bag being well filled. BROUGHT TO THE ASYlUM-R.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

made of two and half inch gas pipe was found in the yard and is in the possession Of the police The police are looking for Frank Czybonowski and his wife formerly part owners of the building from the possession of which they were evicted by mortgage pro- ceedings.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
RAISING A MORTGAGE.
1t Was Attempted by Means of Bomb
 at Worcester. Mass.

Worcester, Mass, Jan 29-A dyna- mite bomb hurled through a second story window of the house of Paul Mosczyniski, 32 Union avenue at an early hour this morning. exploded and tore away the rear part of the house, blowing out the floors and rear wall. Twenty-two persons were asleep in the house. Miss Naleska Burakvicz. aged twenty-two was asleep in a room ad- joining when the explosion took place
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30
MURDERED AND ROBBED.
Solution of the Mysterious Disappear
 ance of a Nashville Woman.

Cairo, H.. Jan. 29.-The body found in the Ohio river last Thursday was Identified today as that of Mrs. Rosa Mangrum, of Nashville, Tenn. Mrs Mangrum disappeared from her home iI Nashville on December A. She took with her a large sum of money and Valuables and was bound for Chicago by the way of St. Louis on business for the W. c. T. U., being connected with that organization.
 No valuables whatever were found on the body and it is supposed Mrs. Mangrum was murdered and robbed and her body thrown into the river.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-30

lOO hNAmENi FhOLON0Gl Gl|-l~dSt night in the Hotel Adams billiard par Tor pool tournament Jack Meldrum defeated Harry West by score of 100
 to 9S. The game was by far the best game yet played in the tournament and both of the players made numerous keen shots. There were, however, no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-06
rhore ch-,..,.nitr aeran

The hills OF Bethlehem are TN on
caves, natural and artificial. ano
many Of them have historic signin-
canoe. There Is the milk grouo, IN
which Joseph and Mary are said 70
have concealed themselves before lneu
fight into Egypt TO escape the evil oe-
signs Of Herod The SNOWY wnitenesS
Of the soft chalk out Of which * Is
hewn Is ascyibed TO the splitting OF q
few drops Of the Virgins milk Wnen sue
nursed the infant Jesus. Another grol'
to is pointed out as that In which 81:
Jerome for more than ;airty years leu
the life Of a hermit when bitter Iae-
tional dissensions had forced him 70
leave Rome. On a western hill rock
strewn plateau, around which stately
terebinths stand guard, marks q place
where the ancient Hebrews brought
their sacrifices unto the Lord Il IS q
solemn place, wei fitted 70 excite de-
vout thoughts-a place where q man
might we'll keep communion with mis-
Maker. In its broader features Benie-
hem is almost unchanged since the DAYS
OF David.-Four Track News.