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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17
JURY GETS
CASE TO-DAY
Mother of Prisoner of Wit.
ness Stand Yesterday Doc
TORS Say PtOmaine Posing.

TOMS RIVER, n. j., Oct. 17.-'My
boy is Innocent. He never would kill
the mother of his children"
With these words on her lips Mrs.
Althea Calverley, the aged mother of
DR.. Brouwer, who is on trial charged
with the murder of his wife, Carrie,
staggered from the witness stand.
She had appeared as a Witness in be-
half of her son and had told of the last
illness of Mrs. Brouwer.
Mrs. Calverley corroborated the story
told by her son as to the extraor-
binary meal eaten by his wife.
With tear bedimmed eye and falter-
ing voice. which yet rang true with
the conviction of the innocence of her
son, Mrs. Calverley told her story. The
old mother swore that after dinner the
night Mrs. Brouwer was taken Ill Flor
ence Vincent, the colored servant, who
had partaken of the same food, grew
very Ill with symptoms much the same
as those shown later by Mrs. Brouwer.
The old woman then told of the
scene at the deathbed of her sons
pretty wife.
"Did she say anything to you that
night?" she was asked.
"Yes,v said the old woman. "She
said: Il am going to die. l want you
to make this our home and love and
care for my children"
Then as she rose to step down and
with the cry on her lips the aged wo-
man tottered forward.
Judge, jury, lawyers and spectators
all started up,
Dr.. Brouwer reached out his arms to
her and started to his feet. 1t was
Prosecutor Brown, who has been so
bitter in his attacks on the accused,
who caught her and led her tenderly
to a seat.
With the testimony of Mrs. Calverley
the defense closed its case, and i'm
mediately the prosecutor called Mrs.
Trevonean Hyer in rebuttal.
DR.. J. Ii. Hance of Lakewood, fam.
lily physician of George J. Gould, testi-
fed that Mrs. Brouwer's death had
been caused by ptomaine poisoning.
Mr.. Gould's physician was called by
the defense. He testified that he never
had seen a fatal case Of ~strychnine
poisoning, but that he had observed
many cases of ptomaine poisoning.
How do you account for the pres
ence of arsenic in the body, Witness"
was asked upon cross examination.
Il don't account for It," was the an
swer.
That ground glass Is not harmful
and that as much as a ~teaspoonful of
1t may be taken with impunity was the
astounding statement of DR.. D. Nc
Leane Forman.
DR.. Forman, for the defense, said
that there was not a single symptom
in Mrs. Brouwer's case that could not
be ascribed to ptomaine poisoning. DR..
Forman said that the conditions being
as described he would say that pto-
maine poisoning had been the cause Of
death.
All the testimony is now in, and it
only remains for counsel to sum up
and the judge to deliver his charge
before the case will go to the jury.
Judge Hendrickson said he thought
that two hours for each side would be
time for the summing up and
arguments of counsel.
1t Is thought that the case will go to
the jury not later than 4 o'clock today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17
convict Canton Bridge Company.

OTTAWA, O., Oct. 1.-THE case of the
state of Ohio versus the Canton Bridge
company, ct al, charged with violating
the Valentine antitrust law, was heard
before Judge Ogan. Failing to present
any evidence, the court found the com
panies guilty and fined each agent $500
and costs and the corporations $50 and
costs. .a,4lfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

TOLEDO, o., Oct. 17.-Lewis A. Girls
Ter of Paulding, a senior at Ohio Wes-
leyan university at Delaware and right
end on the varsity football team. fell
dead on the field after running down a
punt. Heart trouble was the cause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. - Miss
Edythe Fuller of Milwaukee is engag-
ed to marry Hugh De Laussat Will
loughby. .Jr.. of this city, and the we'd
ding will take place in December.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17
FreehoIders on Bound Brook Road.
snec,oy m the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1.-THE
Freeholders met today in the matter
of the Bound Brook road, as Adrian
yermeule, a resident, had objected to
changes. State Road Commissioner
Hutchinson and Assistant Engineer
Meeker were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

1t is a Danish proverb that 1--WE
must SOW even after a bad harvest. I
And ever after a half-success in a
campaign of store advertising WI
MUST ADVERTISE AGAIN!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

If your Advertising Campaign is big enough.
persistent enough, intelligent enough-ifit en-
bodies a selling plan for everything you have
to sell-your business will prosper, no matter
how many OF your friends or enemies try to
pour water on your fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

ALBANY, n. Y. Oct. 1.-THE right
Of the state supreme court to restrain
the gas trust from shutting off it's gas
from consumer who refuse to pay
more than the eighty cent rate was
affirmed by the court of appeals in a
decision in the cases of Jacob Rich.
man and Alexander II. Grossman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

Leave WANT" advs. at branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

Largest circulation-enough said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17
Weather Probabilities.
Fair; northeast winds.

The NEWS gives the news when IT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

The NEWS gives the news when 1t
news. ~ de1NQlszEN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-17

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 21. 'Os.
Perth Amboy to New York :--5 10, 6 $40,
io:52, ii :4s am, 12:4s, 1:55, 2:58, S:S5''
;33. s :33. 1886, 7:55. 0 :02, 10 :25, al rs
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RECENT DEATH.

Early ON sunday morning, March II. in
Lincoln Neb., occurred tho death of Mrs,
Laura HARDWOOD Sykes. wife Of Aurolius
Svkc,. TWu days following the remains
arrived at East Dorset when ON the llth
a simple service was held at the nome OF
hcr childhood, ia" lIarwuud homestead
In company with her husband she went
u California carly in the autumn in search
for health. ."
Thus closed tho earthly life Of a dc
voted wife, and strong and faithful
member of the Congregational Church
with which she has been Identified nearly
a score of years. Her life in the church
was marked by constant attendance upon
public worship. careful study of the Bible
charity and an ever deepening interest in
missions. The last meeting to call her
out, when strength was f'ling rapidly
WAS one in the interest of missions.
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IIoIOR SELLER FINED

G. ]. Ferguson. attorney and superin-
tendcnt of the Vermont Anti-Saloon
League returned last evening from Al
burgh, where he assisted Grand Juror
Manning in the trial of search ana sez-
urc warrant against Louis Mitchell of
Alburgh in the case where two officers,
James and Beebe Of Swanton, found liquor
about week ago; also for furnishing and
selling. same respondent. The ease was
tried before Justice ". l.. Mott, Mitchell
being represented by d. G. Fulman OF
Swanton and Jed l.. I.add of Alhurgh. lie
fualy decided to plead guilty ana was
taNcd the costs Of seizure, N',l'' ANA liuod
sGoo for sclling, with costs Of HI'l
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ICE CUTTING CONTESTS.

Three ice cutting contests. ia which
much enthusiasm dcvclopcd occurred yes
toray morning at the plant of the Stand
ard Coal & lcc company. The first contest
WAS to cut the greatest Number Of bio H.
of ice from Il large cake. The first prizc.
- Boston ice axe, went to T.. Eddy of IsIt-
land, who cut IL blocks in two minutes
ana 80 seconds the second prize, sin
splitting avis went 10 G. II. Evans of
Bellows Falls. he cutting = blocks in five
minutes ana TWO seconds
III" second contest was to gu"SS the
weight of "A block of ice irregular i'm
shape. In this contest the block Of ice
weighed III - pounds ana the first prizo,
Hamilton Of BrattlchurO who guessed l23
pounds. The second prize, u measuring
arm, was awarded to T.. e. Harper of the
Standard coal II Ice company, this city,
his guess being 10 pounds. As Mrs. Ham
ilton's and Mr.. Ilarper's guescs were each
one ana ono-half pounds out of the way
the first prize went To the former when
lots were drawn.
The third contest was guess over the
weight of a II l-2-pouud cake of ice. T.. X.
Brew of the Standard coal Il Ice company
won first prize, pair of hollow handle
tongs. his guess being u pounds. The sec
ond prize. Il wood handle hand saw, went
to T. A. Bills of the same company, who
guessed - IL pounds. The prizes werc
donated by j. q. Bod"nst"m ~ co. Of
StaatsburC, \. v. aud the GIflord-N Wood
company Of Arlington, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-05

SHY place and the Wlliston 'roail further
lin the road began saturday. AS soon as
the building is out of the way work on
the construction Of Morrill, hall will he
gin. Another meeting of the board of
control of tho state Agricultural College
will probably be held in t.to near future
to decide of what material the building
will be mad" and to make arrangements
for calling for bids for it's construction.
An artistic tablet. designed by W. Il. Il.
WillcoX and the gift Of the Young Foo
pies Religious Union, was set mp in tn"
yard OF the Unitarian Church Saturday.
1t Is of wood ON pedestal. standing
about FIVE feet from the ground. the de
sign representing the entrance to tn"
church itsolfrho tablet bears the follow
ing inscription in gold leaf ON a black
background: First Congregational So
cicty GuitariauI Founded ISlo Morn
ing scrvic" 1880 u. m. SUNDAY school II
M. Ncspcr scrvic" 7;S" y. m. Charles }.
staples. minister"
Last lecture FOR the season before nifty
was delivered last Thursday 10y Rev. G. j.
Staples ON Theodore Winthrop's novel
"Cvcil Drcuc' under the title Of "a
able and interesting ono, being much APP
prcciatrd Icy the audience. At the close
Of the address the society presented tho
Rev. Mr.. staples with a complete SCI Of
the works of Robert Louis Stevenson as
a token "r th" appreciation of his work
for the interests of the society i'm giving
winter. Mr. Staples expressed his thanks
81.
Miss NJ. Nellie Flynn, register Of
probate, left Saturday morning for
Boston, where she was present ut
a reunion of the simmons and Marstors
st. Louis excursion party. which did
the exposition in 1904 The reunion
was held at Young Hotel, where
Il banquet was served. \ theatre
party followed the banquet. Miss
Flynn made n brief visit with
friends in Worcester before returning.
Miss Flynn was a member OF this OK
cursion bocaus" she was u successful
contestant in the Free Press world
fair contest.
Mrs. Anne Donliu, widow of the late
Patrick Duuln, died Sunday morning
at $40 o'clock at her late home, :,
Monro" street About thrr" months age
Mrs. Dunln fell down Il flight of stairs
breaking one arm and being injured inter
nally. It is thought that tho injuries she
received caused her death. She was -
years Of age and WAS born in ireland
She came to this country when ten years
of age and has resided in this city most al
| her life. She is survived by u son anC
five daughters The funeral was held
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NEW DRESS UNIFORM.
Companies in Vermont National Guard
TO Have Fresh Issue.

Within a short time tho various COM
panies in the Vermont National Guard will
be issued the new regulation dress uni
form. This uniform Is blue, the coat has
a. standing collar and is trimmed with
blue.
An order with reference To this uniform
has been issued from the headquarters at
Rrattlcboro which state that ii will hc
worn only on occasions of ceremony. such
as street paradcs and Inspections, the lat
ter only when ordered. This uniform will
not be worn at drill or target practice.
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BEDELL STOLE FURS.
Found Guilty in Orleans County Court
other Criminal Cases

Newport, April 4,-The orleans county
court opened on the criminal cases to-
day, and made rapid progress, William
Bcdell of Greensboro. who had already
served eight years in states prison on two
previous occasions was to-day found gull
~ OF larceny of furs from a store in
Greensboro and was returned to county
jail to await his sentence,
Fred and Harley Tow!e of Troy plead
guilty 10 assault ON a man named Sisco of
that place, freu was line. sl5 and costs
which h" paid and Marley so and costs
with an alternate sentence to the House
of correction. lie being unable 20 pay his
line lac WAS returned TO county Jail t.
await developments.
g. ". Greenwood, proprietor of tine hotel
In Lowell was fined 80 for tearing tho
placard off the bouse placed there by /.
health officer
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$500 FOR SELLING LIQUOR.
Michael Callahan Pays the Penalty in
County Court-Othcr Gases.

Mchdcl Callahau vino was charged with
selling Liquor contrary to- law, entered H.
plea Of guilty Ia county court Yesterday
aud Was tiuod 500 and costs uf SiG,S. This
WAS the FIRST criminal action of the term
and it was expected that a trial would bc
had.
Because there were no other eases ready
for trial the jurors were excused until to-
day. when it is expected that criminal
matters will be taken up.
In the ease against Resale White, who
was charged with selling liquor bail in
the sum OF $500 was forfeited, the respon-
dent failing to appear in court,
In the case of &. ~, Graves VS. W. +.
Wills a judgment was entered for the
plaintiff by default, the clerk to assess
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CITY NEWS.

his three months term a 8 surgeon at the
Fanny Allen hospital and Dr. c. \. Pcasc
as physician
Tho law firm of Palmer & Foster have
taken rooms in the court house. Judge
and Mrs Palmer have also changed their
residence from The Heights to 2's south
Union STREET
David T.. whitney OF Ncwbury nlcd
q petition sin bankruptcy Tuesday
lie has liabilities Of s1,697.75 and as,
sets ot s>oI of which S32S arc claimed
exempt.
A uctition in bankruptcy was filed Sat
urdav by Francis w. 6. Smith, a laborer
or Bellows FAILS. lie has liabilities OF
s5Go56 and assets of slgo.75 of which 500
are claimed exempt.
j. II Flanagan of Boston has been
engaged as day clerk at the Hotel
Burlington, to take the place of James
Brennan. Mr Flanagan began his
duties yesterday
Harris H. Walker. who was for some
time in tho insurance business in this
city. Is now the advertising manager
for New England OF Golfers Weekly
with headquarters III Boston.
Prof. T. l.. Merriam Of Bellows Falls
is spending few days IN this city. His
brother Frank Merriam of fillmore. is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
mont H"th OF his legs are paralyZcd be-
10" inc kn''S'
Judgments were rendered Saturday by
Justic" j. r. Stcarus as follows: Charles
Lawrence Co.. ~. G. y Richardson. dam
ngc, of saI and costs Of So. Shepard AZ
Morse Iunbcr ,onpanv IS. e. Y. Rich
srdson. DAMAGES of s. and costs of SIS.
Mr. = q sh,t,ucls O., los Toou,is streai
,,t,rtai,.I I, Ladies at whist Thursday
mint 81. , farewell marty for two neigh
So,s Mrs. T. q sanford. who goes soon
70 cortland X Y and Mr. ". G.
,,r,L,r,o ubn is -oiu, to Noutrnsc
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The l.: Y. NJ base ball team went to
'amhr'dS'' Mass In'Sd"N ana me,
''a'NArd N'dh'S"aN III lhs hrSt game OF
inc S'"0"h' u WIS any oouH E"'"o wy ~
~" ''Shth inning "H'h 'a'nP'"u WIS "'t
h''d' inc 'r"I'"h prayers scoring hNe
runs. ne "n'l score WAS TO III i'''-
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dcrcd Tuesday 10y city court IN the
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burlington and Chittenden County Clinical
society was held in the society's rooms on
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WI resume Wo'N 'n '"' custom "n'c'
IH me ''hi'"" ''"''o'. SCUM y nv
through this port this season and the
canal boats from Canada will touch
here earlier than usual.
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agreements with any coal operator who
would agree 10 pay the scale Of 1909
or its equivalent for q period OF two
years.
Alexander Kemp n student A. the
University of Pennsylvania, is dead az
o result Of wrestling in the university
gymnasium with much heavier oppo-
nent. in order 10 reduce his weight.
Mrs May Howard was acquitted Of
tho charge Of having aided her husband
Charles Howard. 10 whom she was
married in the Boston iail last Dcccm-
bcr. and his coil mate Edward II. Carr,
in escaping from the jail.
Tho disaster at the Courricrrs coal
mines in France had n startling sequel
when r. miners were taken out alive
after having endured unepeakable hor-
rors during 30 days Of cntombmcnt.
The League Of Russian Writers has
issued an appeal to tho Russian people
to unite to prevent the Jewish massa.
cres. which they claim, arc beyond
doubt being prepared in southwestern
Russia.
When Luke r. Wright took tho oath
Of Office and received his com mis- sion
as ambassador 10 Japan, he ceased to
be governor general Of the Philippines.
The house passed the legislative ex-
ecutivo and judicial appropriation bill
carrying S30WW.000. after considering
tho measure two weeks.
some person deliberately wrecked
an express train at Rouses Point juno
tion. y. Y. Just over tho boundary
from Alburg. VI IN ,hc ruu-ofr Eng
ncor Mitchell and Fireman Fleming
were seriously riurcd
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THE WEEKS NEWS
!Wed nssdey, Apru 4. q;

Eugene Bryant. aged ~. was shot
and instantly killed in Il woodchoppcrs'
camp at East sumner, Me, which he
occupied jointly with Henry w. Far
rngton, aged 90. Harrington says that
he fired the fatal charge from a shot.
gun in self.defense.
The police authorities are cXpellng
from 10 to 60 Russian refugees from
Berlin weekly for breaches of the laws.
AS 4 result of the Chicago city elcc-
ton in which the question of1nunicipal
ownership Of Tho street railways was
tho vital issue, the city Of Chicago can
proceed 10 acquire and control the rai IL
ways, but cannot operate them.
The Harvard athletic committee is
in favor Of playing intercollegiate foot
bail at Harvard during the season OF
1906.
ST. Andrews university, Glasgow,
has conferred the degree Of doctor OF
laws on Miss Agnes Irwin, dean Of
Radcliffe college, Cambridge, Mass.
John Mcdonald, ngcd 81. a guest,
was suffocated by smoke from Il fire
ili'I NV 'fip'' h'''' ~
Bangor. Me.
Business has becu suspended by
Footc & French. a Boston banking
concern, and an assignment has boon
made. It is one OF the Older firms in
street" having been a factor N tho
market for 40 years,
Dr. Edward Everett Hale chaplai in
! OF the United States senate. was The 70
| cipient Of many congrn tulations at the
capital upon the occasion OF his Sith
| birthday.
! Unexpectedly the Russian govern.
/ mont has made another movement 90
| ward the reconvcntion Of Tho Hague
conference early IN tho coming sum
! mcr.
The hoard Of governors M tho James
| town Exposition have invited 10 lead
! ing Massachusetts citizens to act as
! members Of board Of hundred ad
! viscrs." which will have y general SUI
pcrvision over the exposition.
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friday. March 30.


The performance Of tho baftleShip
New Jersey In maintaining n speed OF
10. Is knots an hour iu four-hour etl-
duraucc run IF tho New England coast
places her ut the head of her cjasS in the
United States navy 80 far A. speed il
concerned
-Four years aftor tho da'c on which
he WAS convicted Of the murder Of vii
liam VI. Rice. the Texas millionaire. Al
bort T. Patrick's plea that an aclusiteet
lac made to prove or diSproye his cen
tcntior tina, cmbalmuc fluid and not
chloroform was the cause Of the con
dition OF Ricc's body has been granted.
Under orders from ST Petersburg.
tho inspector Of schools will permit the
use of Polish rs tho language OF IN
Strurtion i'm all The schools and uni
vcrsitips Of Poland.
A. D. Wallace. the Labrador OK
plorcr. announces hi, safe arrival with
his companions. Eaton and stanton. at
Rcd Bay. after successful "trip by dog
team down tho coast from luga'a bsv
\ IIolste'u calf that was born IN thn
farm Of Michael Griffin at Marc.
Mass. had its organs al on 'ho outside.
covered with a thin. ira nSparont tissue.
An rciSou showed the outer skin on the
inside. rho caif died N few hours.
Conservative estimates place the
number Of seals already taken or Lab
rador this season at 800 200. tnc larccst
catch of the past 10 years.
Conductors and motormen Or the
Winnipeg street railway are on strike
for higher wages. Scenes OF violence
followed attempts to run tho cars.
Thursday, March 20.
On charge that his connection with
the contribution OF S4S. IO2 30 from the
| funds of the New York Life Insurance
! company to Cornelius y. Bliss, treas
urer of the Republican national com
mittce in the campaign Of 1904. CON
sti,utcd grand larceny in the first de-
gree, George W. Perkins. until recent
| iy vice president of the New York Life
! Insurance company. was arrested.
| Six murdered ulgarian laborers
were found in an old house at Mime
apolis and the police are uncerta IN as 20
| how or when the murders were COM
I mitted. although the evidence indi-
! Gates that the men were killed durinS
| "A fight among |. RulgarianS who had
| rented the house.
! The Masonic Temple, the largest and
finest building in Dover \. H., was
destroyed by Ere, cntailinc loss Of
| upward OF 500, 600
The price OF soft coal has been ad-
vanccd - cents ton by Boston re
! tail dealers, The new price is S4.la
| ton.
| The New York New Haven and
| Hartford Railroad company has ar
| Qured about 100000 square feet or
| property AZ Eo>ton, where il is planned
! to build a new large fire ght terminal.
Many threats have been mad
against the life of Premier Witte OF
Russia. He has received warning this {
unless he leaves the government in =
week he will he killed.
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BANQUET LAST EVENING.

The leo men gathered in the dining room
of the Van Ness House last evening where
Il banquet was served at 7:3O O'Clock. The
was avery enjoyable one. When
the rcpaSt had been served, A.. q. FcrgII-
son Of This city presided oyer IT, after
dinner exercises There was a. general
discussion of many questions OF interest
to ice men ANA all present part icipatcd in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-05
Economy

Is a strong point with
Hoods Sarsaparilld. A
bottle lasts longer and does
more good than any other.
It is the only medicine Of
which can truly be said
lOODOSES ONE DOLLAR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-05
ice men IN TOWN
Vermont Dealers Discuss a Cold
Subject.
Officers Elected nj tho Annual Meeting
Of the \ssOc,ation-SOnc lee cut
ting GOntcsts--Uauuuct Lust
Evening.

The ninth annual nesting Of the YER
mont leo Dealers association WAS held III
this city at the Van Ness louise Ncstor-
day afternoon at two O'Clock, TIA" vice.
president, ~ G. IIamcl OF MorrisNilic
presiding in the absence, owing To an
accident of President g. w farncntci
of Montpelier. The report of the treas
uror. Mrs. f. iIamlton of Brattlcburo.
showed Il balance of S337S Mrs, Hamilton
is ,hc only lady in tho United states who
holds office in an ice association
and is also one of the few who are active
" engaged i'm the ice business