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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-25

Bacalao por Excelencia.
reconstituye 4 los nifos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres Y muie-
res fuertes y vigorosos.
~Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna a
cada nifio, casi siempre podemos
conservar su salud
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
>sino al mundo entero. *
El bien comdn demanda que
todo nif1o sea saludable. ..
Los nifios debiles causan mucha
augusta sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefcos de los padecinientos in
families, evitando la tisis y robando
la condicion anemica que la precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la primera dosis. t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-25
OZOMULSION COMPANY,
NEW YORK,
S48 Pearl street,

La Ozomulsi6n es el reconstituyente natu-
raj que supple la Naturaieza para la curacion
de las Intermediates Pulmonares de la
Garganta, Los Infantes y los Muchachos la
toman tan gustosamente como sus padres
porque es dulce, pura, agradable al paladar,
digerible, Sc asimila con facilidad.
Debido las miles de curas radicales que
ha efectuado la Ozomulsi6n ocupa Esta ell
primer lugar en- la estimation de los Medi-
COS, quienes la consideran la Emulsion Ali
menticia de Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao por
excelencia, cuyos otros agentes medicinales
son la Glicerina, los Hipofosftos de Cal
Soda y un Antiseptico que es el rey de los
Germicidas. "
Los Medicos la usan personalmente la
recetan en- su practica privada asf como en-
los Hospitales, no solo en- todos los Pafses
Latino-americanos, sino tambiEn en- los Esta-
dos Unidos y la Europa.
Estese SECURE de que la Ozomulsion hara
por Vd. 10 que ha hecho por otros.
Las personas que toman la Ozomulsi6n
gozan de perfecta salud. Su sangre Sc puri-
flea Sc enriquece; el apetito aumenta y las
,comidas Sc hacen mas apetecibles. En- fin, la
Ozomulsi6n da 10 que todos buscan:
SALUDs FUERZAS y BELLEZA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
ARE FLED
READY FOR PRIMARIES
Different Sides Line Up Ready for
the Event. Candidates Named
for City Offices.

Grouse; school commissioner, John
Rickwood, congressional delegates,
John Pfeiffer, William Strandberg;
county delegates, John ~ st. John,
ID. A. Shirley, Nels Hanson, Andrew
Konopka, the last two named being
pledged to Fordyce; city delegates,
Edward Boyle, Joseph Gadek.
Sixth Ward-Congressional dele
gates, Hans C. Smith, Martin A. Han
son, Alex. Belinsky, Theodore Len
chinski; county delegates, Benton
Reidy, Magnus Larsen, Stephen
Shultz, Soren Jensen; city delegates,
Andrew Anderson, Hans N. Miller,
Victor Bjornsen, Hans Nielsen.
Democratic Delegates.
First Ward, First Poll-Congres-
sional delegate, Charles C. HON.
mann; county delegate, William
Crowell; city delegate, William
Frost.
Second Poll-Congressional dele
gate, John ]. Buckley; county dele
gate, George Hardiman; city dele
gate, C. Meshrow; for alderman, G.
Douglas Frazer; school commissions
er, Samuel T. Frost.
Second Ward-Congressional dele
gate, George Mead, James r. Burns,
James NJ Glenn, Jacob w. Martin
county delegates, William Cabin, B.
M. Cannon, Adam Eckert, John F..
Reilly; city delegates, Richard F.
White, Hugh C. Reilly, F. A. Sea-
| man, William ID. Voorhees,.
Third Ward, First Poll-Alder-
| man, Peter A. Johansen, James j.
| Garland; school commissioner, Will
| liam Howley, John G. Arner; congress
sional delegates, William Howley,
Peter Johansen; county delegates,
James H. Cassidy, Matthew Wierup;
city delegates, James Kirby, James
H. Cassidy.
Second Poll-Alderman, James ]
Flynn; congressional delegate, Johr
Harrigan; county delegate, Jane!
Garland; city delegate, Hugh Tim
| Minis.
Fourth Ward, First Poll-Con
gressional delegate, James Doyle
county delegate, August Kroeger
city delegate, Peter McKeon.
Second Congressional dele
) gate, Thomas Rogan; county dele
gate, Nels Lybeck; city delegate, Pc
ter Floersch.
Fifth Ward-Alderman, L. C. Dal
ton; school commissioner, John Il
Feeney, Richard Stack; congression
al delegates, M. Draper, Barney Mul
lin; county delegates, Thomas Con
nors, ID. 7. Ryan; city delegates, Johl
A. Dunham, James O'Toole
Sixth Congressional dele
gates, James f. Devery, j. j. DAILY
county delegates, Dennis j. Flynn
Thomas f. Bird, Jr.; city delegates
John d. ReardOn. Patrick Rocks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
MEETINGS AT
NOON AGAIN.
FOrdyCe To Speak at Two Plants
Here Tomorrow La Toilette
at Night.

MONDAY meetings will be resumed
in this city tomorrow when Col.
Fordyce, the reform candidate,
will speak to the employees of the
Barber Asphalt Company and the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany. The meeting at the A. S. & r..
plant will be held at 2 o'clock sharp
and at the asphalt works at 1880
o'clock. The message of reform and
the fight against bossism and corrup-
tion will be carried to the men In the
same old way. Everybody who hears
has been impressed and the men
will have a chance to talk 1t over.
Tomorrow night the big mass
meeting will be held in Washington
Hall when Senator LaFollette, OF
Wisconsin, will speak along with
Senator Colby, Mr., Corey and others.
From now until the primaries are
held the campaign will be waged hot
and heavy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
.US|N G FL G H T
ROOMS AT NO. 5
All of Original Part Of COrtIandt
Street School Is Now
Occupied.

Commencing this afternoon, all
eight rooms in the original part of
school No. on Cortlandt street are
in use, which aids the work OF ac-
commodating the children to con-
siderable extent, although there will
still be much congestion until the
eight-room addition which Will
double the capacity of school No. B,
is completed. which will not be until
after the first of the year.
The part-time system is in opera
ton in four rooms, two in schools
No. 6, one in No. 5 and one in NO. q.
In the lowest class in No. there are
11O children, which necessitates
dividing it into morning and after
noon classes. There are 105 in one
room at No 2. and Miss Anne Neer
is teaching one session and a substl-
tuto during the other, until perm
anent teacher is secured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
OSWALD SPIER MAN WHO SHOT
HIMSELF IN NEW YORK SATURDAY
Bullet in His Breast But He Will
Recover Friends Here Saw
Him Yesterday.
WAS IN APARTMENTS.
He Tells Two Different Stories
First that He Shot Himself and
That Ii Was An Accident.

The man who shot himself in New
York Saturday, as told in Saturdays S
NEWS, proves to have been Oswald
Spier, formerly of this CITY, The
identity of the man could not be
learned here Saturday.
Mr.. Spier was taken from his
apartment at No. 306 West Eighty
sixth street to Roosevelt Hospital yes
terday morning with a wound from
a rifle bullet which went into his left
breast and entirely through his body.
He was Immediately placed under po-
lice surveillance with a charge of at
tempt to commit suicide against him.
Called for Help.
His own words are made the basis
of the charge. He called down a
speaking tube to the janitor, 81 have
just shot myself and don't want to
die alone; will you come up?"
George Craig, the janitor, came
with a surgeon, and a little later an
ambulance arrived. Although the
man is shot through the body, it is
believed he may recover, for the bull
let missed the vital organs.
Spier was until two years ago gen
Neral manager of the Perth Amboy
EEerra Gotta Company, and since that
time he has been connected with the
Richey, Browne & Donald Iron Com
pany, of Maspeth, l.. l. He is married,
but mis- wife and three children have
been abroad for about four months,
although they are expected home next
week. There were various reasons
assigned for the deed. Spier, in a
statement to the police, said later
that he was getting ready to go to
Maine hunting and was cleaning a
rifle, which was accidentally dis
charged. That differed from first
statement to the janitor and the sur
geons. 1t is said by his friends that
he has been somewhat nervous from
the effect of drinking and had tried a
sanitarium early this spring, without
effect.
Spent Money Literally.
He is quite well known in the
neighborhood as man who will
spend money literally.
According to Craig, the janitor
Spier returned home early Thursday
evening. and nothing was heard al
him until the call came down the
tube. When Craig got there he found
the man on a sofa. He was in his
pajamas.
81 had taken the rifles out of the
case to clean them," he said, ''and
suddenly the desire to kill myself
became overpowering. / rested the
butt of the rifle on chair, placed the
muzzle to my heart and, leaning
down, bore on the trigger. ! thought
! would die instantly, and when
found myself alive | wanted some one
near me-"
Some of Mr.. Spier's friends in this
city visited him yesterday. They
stated today that he will surely re-
cover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17

inent man had suggested to Sheriff
Church that Mr.. Corey's son, of Stel-
ton, be placed on the grand jury this
term, but that the sheriff had re-
piled that Dory Strong would never
stand for that name on the list.
Mr. Corey recited this to show that
the political ring was in control OF
the grand jury and that no case
could come to trial unless first indict-
ed by this jury.
Mr.. Bloomfield was as popular as
ever and his charges against George
j. Haney were listened to attentively.
He told story that impressed the
audience and then referred to Mr.
Haney's connection with the build
ing of the Amboy bridge, his connec-
tion with the local coal combine and
the recent water board deal.
This caused much amusement for.
the people and there was little doubt
as to how the people present stood
in regard to the controversy between
Mr.. Bloomfield and Mr.. Haney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17

The complete list of delegates and
candidates for city Offices, as filed
with the city clerk Saturday, is as
follows
Republican Delegates.
First Ward, First Poll-Alderman
William Van Pelt; school commits
sioner, l.. c. N. Brogger, ST.. con-
gressional delegates, W. w. Oliver, S.
r. harrington; county delegates, Will
liam Van Pelt, Thomas j. Clark,
James e. Noe, G. w. Barnekov, the
last two being pledged to Fordyce;
city delegates, AXel Olsen, John Han
son.
Second Poll-School commission
er, w. P. Bradley, and Ellsworth
B. Walker; congressional del
egates, George H. Tice, H. e. Pick
ersgill, Hen1an Anderson; county
delegates, Adolph H. Koyen, Charles
Palmer, Hans Iverson, Frank Neer,
Frank v. Reid, James c. Rossi the
last three being pledged to Fordyce
city delegates, Chris Hyldal, c. C.
Christensen. William Cheshier.
Second Congressional del
egates, Frank Crowther, II. o. Bsh-
op, Albert Leon; county delegates
G. c. Baldwin, William 7. Stacey
Frank G. Henry, Walter l.. Farroat
Theodore e. Anderson, Richard G
Bechtel, the last three named being
pledged to Fordyce; city delegates
G. A. Fothergill, Joseph M. Miller
Ira b. Tice.
Third Ward, First Poll--Alder
man, l.. B. Moore; school commits
sioner, Benjamin Sturn; congression-
al delegates, Chris. Hilker, Jorger
Martinusen; county delegates, VIM
Pfeiffer, William Hoffner, Joseph
Greiner, Charles Moore, the last two
being pledged to Fordyce; city dele
gate, James Woglom, Morris Slobo-
diem
Second Poll-Congressional dele
gates, John Ellie, Adolph Goldberger;
county delegates, E. p. Lind, Paul
Martinusen, Hans S. Smith, John A
ed to Fordyce; city delegates, j. S
Hanson, Henry Johnson.
Fourth Ward, First Poll-Con
gressional delegates, John C. Brown
Chris. Larsen; county delegates, Emf
Warter, Morgan Larsen, Christian M
Rasmussen, Jacob l.. Anderson, thu
last two named being pledged to For
dyce; city delegates, John p. Han
son, George Moore.
Second Poll-Congressional dele
gates, Edward Koyen, John Strum
basch; county delegates, John II
Poulsen, William II. Fullerton, Laur
ence Ayres, Charles Peterson, the las
two named being pledged to Fordyce
city delegates, Frederick Fl. Walker
Chris. Anderson.
Fifth Ward-Alderman Ira 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17

Mr.. Dorward, who is prominent
lecturer, was at his best and he il
lustrated his points with telling eff
feet. His subject was: political
Stinkpots of MiddleseX County" and
before he got through his audience
knew who they were.
Mr.. Dorward said it was foolish
for anyone to say that the Fordyce
movement was breaking up the re-
publican party. He said the party
was already broken and that the
tordyce movement was to reunite 1t
He declared that Dory Strong, by his
dictatorial methods, had driven hum
dreds of honest voters out of the par
ty and that unless something was
done to clean out Dory Strong's ring
there would be no republican party
shortly.
Mr.. Dorward was warmly received
and aroused much enthusiasm.
Mr.. Corey made statement dur
ing his remarks which created a
mild sensation. He said that prom
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
STOPPED THE WORK
Men We're Carting Brick Yesterday
at High and Smith Streets.

A gang of men employed by the
Public Service Corporation were told
to quit work at noon yesterday by
Chief Burke. The men were at work
on Smith street near High street,
and frequently car loads of stone
would be dumped on the road, max
ing much noise, and filling the air
with a fine dust. Just as the congre-
cations of the different churches
were going home, another car emp
tied its contents on the pavement,
and nearly blinded a number of peoT
pie. Chief Burke was standing near
by, and at once decided that the nui-
sance should be abated, and gave Or
ders accordingly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
Joseph Dani Accused of viOIat-
Ing Excise Law By Selling
Liquor on Sunday.
NO LIGHT IN BARROOM.
Street Lamp Showed the Police the
Man Drawing Beer, and Several
Men Were Found to BE i'm Il Rear
Room Who Were Evidently to BE
Served With Drinks-Other Places
in lnslce Street Being Watched.

Chief Burke and Detective Huff at
$50 o'clock last night, entered the
saloon of Joseph DAM, at 80 Inslee
street, and placed the proprietor un-
der arrest Although there was no
light in the bar room at the time, an
electric light in the street lighted the
room sufficiently so that the officers
could see DAM drawing a glass of
beer, before they entered. In rear
room were at least nine men satting
at tables, all drinking, and in anoth-
er part of the place were number
of women, who fed when the detec-
tive and Chief Burke entered. DAM
had his head under the bar, when he
was suddenly startled by hearing Il
voice say: "You are under arrest for
selling liquor on Sunday" He look
ed up, and on seeing who the speaker
was, started to tremble and begged
for mercy, saying number of times,
Don't arrest me, Pm poor man,
Chief
DAM was arraigned before Recor-
der Pickersgill this morning, but was
not tried, on account of Chief Burke
saying that as there were two wit
nesses to the offense, DAM could be
tried under the state excise law. City
Attorney Hommann will be consulted
today, and formal complaint will
probably be drawn up at once. DAM
will be arraigned again at s o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The police have received informa-
tion that some of the other saloons
in "Gypsytown" do business on Sun
day, but Danis place was the only
one discovered yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
PLEASURE PARTY HAD
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Launch Nearly SWamped Against
the Drawbridge Last Might
Climbed on Bridge.

A pleasure party came to grief
against the rainroad bridge over the
Raritan river about O'Clock last
night. There were two. men and two
young women in the launch. There
was heavy sea running and the en-
gine in the boat had broken down.
The party was without oars, and the
craft was in danger of being swamp
ed among the polling of the bridge,
when the watchman, Samuel Gamble,
heard the cries of the young women
and went to their rescue. He assist
ed in getting the party up on the
bridge and they walked home. The
boat was made fast until early this
morning when it was taken away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
Chicken Thieves at Work

Yesterday morning between the
hours of and 4 O'Clock, some one
entered Alexander Klonowskrs chick
en- coop and got away with twenty
fowls. Mr.. Klonowski lives on Fox
Hill road. He says there is rough
street gang continually hanging
around there, who do all sorts OF
michief, even to throwing stones
through windows. He suspects them
and intends to see that the gang is
broken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
HORSE RAN AWAY.
Was Attached to Milk WagOn-NO
Damage Done.

A horse attached to The milk wag-
on of M. l.. Mundy, while standing in
front of Palisi's grocery store on
Smith street, this morning, became
frightened by the street sprinkler,
and made wild dash up the street.
Several vehicles had narrow escapes
from being hit by the milk wagon,
winch was dragged III zigzag course
as FAR as Maple street There the
morse turned the corner, and ran as
far as New Brunswick avenue, where
he was caught by some workmen.
Mr.. Mundy had followed on foot,
and recovered his property without
any damage done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
HARRY COWARD
UP FOR MAYOR.
Hebrews Mention His Name at
Mass Meeting Yesterday
Greeted With Enthusiasm.

At the mass meeting held by the
Hebrew voters in Braga Hall yester-
day afternoon, the mention of Harry
Conard's name for mayor was rece1v-
ed with much enthusiasm. 1t was
during speech by Hyman Shrago-
vitz in accepting the Office of presi-
dent that Mr.. Conard's name was
brought out and the audience took
it up at once
The meeting was called to order at
1870 o'clock by Mr.. Shrakovitz. The
election of officers for permanent
organization was started at once with
the following result: Hyman Shrag-
ovitz, president; T. Dimond, vice
president; b. Goldman, treasurer;
d. Levinson, secretary; /. Alpern, re-s
cording secretary.
The following are on the Execu-.
tive Board: NJ Goldman, A. Slatkus,
A. Berger, Joe Polkowitz, A. Davi-
dowitz, j. Sher, M. Slobodien, M
Leichtman, S. Goldberger, II. Pavloy-
sky, b. Willentz
Mr.. Shragovitz, in accepting the
Office of president, made a lengthy
speech outlining the necessity of such
an organization for the Hebrews OF
this city.
Many others delivered speeches.
and the meeting was an enthusiastic
one throughout. Another meeting
will be held next Sunday when inn
portant business will he transacted.
L was decided to cal the organs
zatlcn "The Hebrew independent Pos
lItical League"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
Was One Of the Speakers Before the
FordyCe Republican Club Saturday
NIght---Hon. George J. Corey
Made a Speech.
ADDRESS BY REV. Mr.. DORWARD

Bloomfield this night at
charges against George
Haney took that
impossible direct proof but he
decide
would
meeting the Fordyce
Republican address made by Rev. W. T. Dor
politics in this
did the president of the
The hall crowded decided impression
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
WOULD LOCATE HERE
Large Company Wants Sand Prop
erty, with Water Front.

Another large concern has its eye
on this city and stands ready to buy
If it can find from 25 to 100 acres of
property with water front, adapted to
shipping by boat, and containing high
grade silicate sand. The representa-
tive, G. l.. Whitaker, of POI West 3S
street, New York, is in communica-
tion with local real estate firm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
BAPTIZED IN SOUND
Fifteen Christian Scientists BAPTIZED
on TOttenviIIe Shore.

Many people along shore saw the
crowd on the Tottenville beach yes
terday afternoon when fifteen new
members of the Wells Memorial
Christian Science Church, of Totem
vile, were baptized in the waters of
the sound, near the old Rutan ship
yard, by Rev. j. ID. Williams, of
of an all day program of services.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
so new MEMBERS,
National Protective Legion Expects
Bio Growth Tonight.

At the meeting of the National
Protective Legion Of this city, which
will be held in Odd Fellows hall, in
Smith street, tonight, it is expected
that about fifty new members Will be
admitted in the legion. Several 9th
er important matters will also come
up at this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
Renorted Saloons Open.

a report this morning that he was
told that two saloons were doing
business on his beat last night. In
subject, and if they were open, it was
not while the patrolman was near.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Man Caught in Kirby's Cafe Taken
to Police Headquarters.

Eugene Hemstreet was arrested by
Patrolman Long in James Kirby's
cafe, on Hobart street. The police
man, noticing that a grating was
open and thinking this was a trifle
suspicious, started to investigate,
first arousing Mr. Kirby, who was
sleeping in the building They dis
covered Hemstreet in the lower hall
of the building, and he was taken to
the police station at once on a charge
of burglary. Mr.. Kirby pressed the
charge yesterday morning and the re-
corder held him in default of $500
gbaiI for the grand jury. He furnish
ed the bail this morning and was re-
leased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17

The work on S. Mandel's building
in New Brunswick avenue, IS well un-
der way. It will be of brick and ter
ra Gotta block construction, three
stories high, with a large store on
the first floor and apartments on the
second and third floors. Henderson
Bros. are the general contractors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
Given Thirty Days.

Steve Novak was arrested ON dis
orderly charge by Patrolman Shultz
at IL o'clock Saturday night. Novak
admitted. hat he was a vagrant, and
when 4aaekd in cell, said I'm much
obliged. Recorder Pickersgill said
thirty dAys yesterday morning, and
Noyak failed to say thank YOU.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
A HEAVY SEA.
Waters of Bay Very Rough Yester-
day Afternoon.

A heavy sea and high wind threat-
ened the craft in the bay yesterday
afternoon. Few parties were out and
owners moved many boats to safer
places than their moorings. The
Shepard boat was cast up on the
shore near Greogory's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-17
BUY YOUR MILK FROM
MULLINS,
Sanitary Dairy

ueayy Whipping Cream Fresh Every Day
Telephe u , I07-L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-24
The Man With the Shovel.
Minneapolis Journal.

From the Minneapolis Journal.
I'VE sold in 1906" says a Boston manu-
facturer, 100000 dozen shovels and de-
livered them to railroads. mining companies
and other large users. One might think so
many shovels would be enough for a time,
but this year our sales will amount to 400
600 dozen, or a little less than 100000
shOvelS.'
Every phase Of activity entering into the
unbounded prosperity of the country has
been commented upon until 1t would seem
that there Is no feature entirely new, yet
the production of shOvels, certainly fine
index. has not been much thought about
Five million shovels must mean great labor
in improvement and preparation for new
wealth taken out of the earth. Monetary
records, new showings in imports and ex-
ports, manufacturing totals not before
reached, and new high bank clearings have
all been considered as representative of the
prosperity now enjoyed, yet nothing could
be so truly significant as the illustration
here afforded. This is the year of the man
with the shovel Nothing more basic could
be found, and an apt and expressive name
for the period would be the year Of the
100000 ShOvels.