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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
CLARA WARD WANTS RICO BACK.
Former Princess Chimay Said TO Have Tired
OF Her Latest Husband.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE S

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
VIENNA, May 1e,-Princess Chimay, for
merly Clara Ward Of Detroit, who has been
estranRed from Janczi Rigo. the gypsy
musioian with whom she eloped. recently
took her latest husband, who is an Italian,
to visit RIGGS mother in the village OF
Rakzod, Hungary. She brought with her
from Paris a.tombs tone for the grave OF
RIGGS father.
She oonfded to her former mother-in-law
that she was not happy and said that she
hoped to get Rigo back. She said she had
.telegraphed a large sum to help Rigo, but
1t had been refused. Aftor scattering
money in the village she e to Budapest,
where 1t lie said she intends to exhibit her.
self as q living statue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
Postmaster WILCOX In washington.

WASHINGTON, May ia. -Postmaster Will
cox OF New York spent several hours in
Washington to-day. He talked with Post
master General Cortelyou and other Of
Acials Of the department about the needs
of. the New York post office. The pending
negotiations for the acquisition Of the site
at the Pennsylvania terminal, upon which
ia 10 be erected a post office station, are
nearing completion and 1t Is understood
that an official announ cement that they
bav. been closed will MOOT be forthcoming
This is one OF the matters he New York
Postmaster took up with the authorities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
a MOUNTAIN DISAPPEARS.
Sinks During Philippine Earthquake and
Lake Appears In Its Place.

Spkdai Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
MANILA, May 18.-Reports have just been
received from Bangued, the capital Of the
province Of Abra, Luzon, that on May 8 an
eminenoe known as Mount Detula settled
out of sight and hat a lake of considerable
size was formed in it's place. During the
transformation there was a terrific noise
and an earthquake shook the surrounding
country.
1t is not known whether any lives
were lost. Fears are entertained for many
natives who lived on the mountainside AT
the present time the natives in the vicinity
are in a state of terror.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

DR.. Bickersteth resigned as Bishop Of
Exeter in 1900 after a service in that Office
OF fifteen years. He was best known as
copspicuous services to the Church was the
compilation and publication Of the "Hymnal
Companion to the Book of Common Prayer
which has run through many editions.
He inherited his prose making and poetical
ipstincts from his father, the Rev. Or.
Edward Bickersteth, a noted missionary
and hymn writer of the Anglican Church
in the early part Of the nineteenth century.
Among his publications was the well
known poem, Yesterday, To-day and
Forever a book Of poems and hymns
The Swallowed Home and the Light Be-
yond,' and several other works involving
discussions OF religious matters. He was
born in %Islington on January rs, 1895.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
Big shortage In the Hemp Crop.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

SpeoIdI CdOIe DtSpd1oN 70 THE SUN.
MANILA, May l8.-The disastrous effects
OF the typhoon Of last September upon the
homp crop are now evident. 1t resulted
in a serious loss. Exporters who have COM
piled reports from the southern hemp
provinces estimate the shortage at 100 900
bales, as compared with the corresponding
five months OF last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
EMPEROR TO HONOR CONRIED.
ncls Joseph Will Confer on Him the
Order OF the Iron Crown.

Special Cable DeSpdTch 10 THk SUN
VIENNA, May 18.-Emperor Francis JOS
eph will tomorrow give an audience to
Herr Conried. director Of the Metropolitan
Opera House. New York, and will confer
the Order OF the Iron Crown upon him.
Herr Conried is arranging for an Ameri-
can performance at the Imperial Opera
House. He has secured for New York
Elizabeth Kruby and Joseph Klein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
Hold in London for Philadelphia Theft.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
LONDON, May 16.-Simon Reeoe and Joe
Levy we're arraigned in the Bow Street
E~xtradition Court to-day charged with a
level robbery in Philadelphia. They were
arrested at Gravesend yesterday upon the
arrival of the Atlantic Transport liner
Minnehaha from New York, They were
remanded to await the arrival Of q requisi-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
Michael Davitt to Undergo opera,lon.


NpfCTHT IdbTf UfSpdTrh IN The Nun.
LONDON, May 18.-The Catholic Herald
aays that Michael Davitt, NJ. p, who is at
his home In Oakley suffering from blood
poisoning, Is to undergo a second operation
1t will be Of such a serious nature that he
will be removed TO Q hospital for the pur-
pose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
SHAMYL PASHA no DIE.
Sentenced with Two AccOmpllces for the
Murder OF Redyan Pasha.

Special Gable DrSpdfch 10 The Sun.
TRIpoLI, May i6.-Shamyl Pasha, ABB
durrezak Bey and Yamil Bey were to-day
condemned to death for the murder OF
Redvan Pasha, project Of Constantinople,
who was assassinated on March "a near
~Constantinople by Kurds. Three others OF
the accused were sentenced to imprison-
ment for life and others received varying
terms OF imprisonment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
n.nc,ne Masters Approve short skirts

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE sun.
PARIS, May l8.-At the annual conference
Of the International Academy Of Dancing
Masters it was decided that all women ought
10 wear short skirts while dancing. 1t was
also agreed that introduotions are not
necessary at balls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

sbamyl added another murder to his SCORE
after that OF Redvan Pasha. While he was
under examination by Nedjim Eddin Bey,
he rushed at the Procurator, seized him by
the throat with his teeth and held on till the
unfortunate officer was dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
Four Chsnels Destroyed by 'nincs"

Special Cable Despatch 10 rHE SrN
PEKIN, May i6.-It ia believed that no
Europeans were hurt in the attack on ne
missions In Anhui province. Four chaPes
were destroyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
The AeOliaTl Co.'s
Sale of Used Pianos
600 UP

Handling the pianos that are received IN exchange Tor
tho pisools Piano Il aiibefal education In piano construction,
The pianos that come IN me are from such protrinen' manu-.
tar,u,srs and NJ such recent factory nuntbers that n i'i IN
~ waL,,g n,ano manufacture. There isn't q single other
pjsce where such an insight into the entire piano field Of
Inc presen, day could I've gainsd'
The Annual spring Sale Of Tied Pano' nov nhinG pl"sm
Asctsn Hail IL IN toal contrast IN The offerings advertised the.
where NotwHhaandtnR the uniformly high grade and et'r
d,eany Rne condition, prices nnge - law ~ S5
a great range NJ Weber, StstnwAy', Chckenns'' kn'he''
S,,eL,, Ha,stons, Hatdman,, fHCher, csc.
Esv monthly payments
The AeOlian Company see: s:S ". Nee" vSSi;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
The mt. Rev. Dr. Bickersteth Dead.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
LONDON, May le.-The Right Rev. Edward
Henry Bickersteth, d. D., late Bishop Of
Exeter, died here this morning. He was
born in 1925.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

Reeoe was arrested in March last fol
stealing 81 200 worth Of diamonds in a Phila'
delphia jewelry store. He jumped his bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
CHIEF MARENGO CAPTURED.

Led Revolt In German Southwest Africa.
but Is Taken by Cape Town Police.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE son.
BERLIN, May l0.-A despatch from Cape
Town states that the Cape Colony police
have captured Chief Marengo, who has
been at the head OF the rebellion in German
Southwest Africa since the capture Of the
late Chief Witboi's son, last November, and
il escorting him and seven OF his followers
to Upington, British Bechuanaland.
A telegram last week announced that the
German troops had pursued Marengo four
miles over the border into British territory,
and that the Cape Government had made
o formal protest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
NEGRO KILLED ON BEACH
County Detectives Hunting His MUIR
derer in Jersey.

SPRING LAKE, July 27.-Police
and county detectives are doing their
utmost to run down a negro who shot
and killed William Newson, also col
ored, on the beach Wednesday night.
Newson was on the board walk in
front of the Breakers Hotel late at
night. Andrew Sherman a police
man passed the man sitting in a sum-
mer house. Sherman, going On, met
three negroes.
Soon after that Thomas Segrue
and Frank Bruebaker of the Break
ers Hotel, heard a mufiled report in
the summer house, and Fastening in
that direction found Newson lying on
his back dead with a bullet wound
in his breast. Newson had tickets
from Philadelphia to North Philadel-
phia in his pockets. He lived in Phil.
adelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
COLBY MEN IN NEWARK
CHOOSE LINNETT FOR MAYOR

NEWARK, July 27.-Alexander
M. Linnett was made candidate for
mayor by the Colby faction of the re-
publican party in Newark, at a con-
ference of Senator Colby's adherents
last night.
The conference was called to de-
termine not only who would be the
nominee of this faction for mayor,
but to determine who would be the
Colby candidates for board of works
nominations also. Benjamin Brieth
and William Mungle were selected as
the factions candidates.
Linnett was chosen on the second
ballot. A motion to make his selec-
ton unanimous was defeated. On
the first ballot Linnett got las votes,
three less than the number necessary
to a choice. On the second he got
1873. His opponents were William o,
Kuebler, Harrison Van Duyne and
Gustavus f. Sommer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
HAVE SEARCHLIGHT ON
COPPER COMPANY DEAL

TRENTON, July 27.-The vice
chancellor granted a rule to show
cause why the directors of the North
American Copper Company, a $780,
100000 holding corporation, should
not be enjoined from their functions
as directors and made to answer the
charge that four directors wrecked
the company by defaulting on inter
est and then buying for little or moth
ing the stock security pledged for
$500, 900 bonds with the Interna-
tional Trust Company, and then or
ganizing the Penn Wyoming Copper
Company, and transferring the ma
! jority of stock of the North American
| Copper Company to the new corpora
| ton and paying dividends earned by
! the converted property of the North
American Company to the stockhold-
| ers of the recently Incorporated Penn
Wyoming Copper Company. The par
| ties to the suit are all western men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
EMBARKA1ION DAY FOR
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Day Fixed for August a at Atlantic
City Delegates Planning to
Spend the Week.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 27.-Em-
barkation day of the knights of Col
umbus is fixed for August A. The
members of the order will be here
Sunday and Monday. When the for
malities are over they will be allow
ed to spend the. balance of the week
as they desire. The headquarters are
to be in Young's Hotel. There the
delegates will be received and regis
tered. Saturday morning they will
battle at IL O'Clock and afterward
there will be a group photograph
taken.
A reception will be held at eight
o'clock in the evening in the Royal
Palace Casino, and at half past eight
there will be a ball for the visitors.
Sunday the knights will attend
Our Lady Star of the Sea Church,
where the Rev. Father Phelan, OF
New York, will address them. In the
afternoon there will be sailing on the
yachts, and trolley trips through the
country and down the beach as far
as Longport. The local organization
expects to entertain several thousand
visitors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
DEAN M'NULTY FAVORS
THE SUNDAY SALOONS,

PATTERSON, July 27.-Dean Nc
Nulty, of Paterson, known through
out New Jersey as the Apostle of
Temperance" and hitherto the only
man whom saloon keepers feared in
Paterson, is in favor of a law permit
ting the opening of saloons from noon
until two o'clock on Sunday after
looms.
This new excise law Is not well
constructed" said the dean yester-
day. Saloons remained closed until
midnight Sundays and then disorder
and drunkenness begin. We should
permit the saloons to keep open be-
tween noon and two o'clock. That
would give the poor man who wants
his pail of beer on Sunday a chance
to get it without evading the law.
The trouble with some persons is that
they want to regulate such things
as the sale of liquor without facing
the actual facts"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
BYERLY'S SPECULATION.
Express Clerk Clears $27, 1000 by
Bidding for Panama Bonds.

NEW YORK. July Pit is learn
ed that j.. s.. Bache q Co, bankers,
had purchased the $5,S00,000 of Pana-
ma canal bonds which were recently
allotted by the treasury department to
Samuel Ryerly, an express company's
clerk of this city.
Bache Il Co. have in turn disposed
of the bonds to Fisk Il Robinson, who
were the successful bidders for the
greater portion of the issue.
Through his knowledge of the pc
culiar status of the money market
Byerly secured $5.SQa.000 of the new
Panama canal bonds, and all they cost
him was Il two cent postage stump
which was placed on the letter he
sent to Washington bidding for the
bonds.
TIE price of the bonds has already
advanced to 104.40, which means a
profit of 27.O24 for the clerk.
Byerly is a clerk in the Office of the
American Express company. When
the Panama bonds were offered for
sale the treasury department neglect
ed to insist that bidders accompany
their proffers by a cash deposit. By
erly put in a bid, and it was accepted.
Any one else could have done the same
if they had possessed as much gump-
ton as Byerly.
He is now planning Il European
tour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
Gov. HIGGINS AT CAMP
Goes from Spring Lake, Where He
Is Staying, to Sea Girt.

CAMP STOKES, SEA GRIT, July
27.-Governor's day brought a large
party from Trenton, but there was lit
tie talk of politics. The visitors
watched the drills, strolled down and
looked over the rifle range, and anus
ed themselves until luncheon In many
ways, finally returning to the execu-
tive cottage. After luncheon they
saw Gov. Stokes mount his horse
and review eight or nine hundred
khaki-clad men, and all departed
feeling refreshed after their days
jaunt.
Sea Girt will have six or seven
hundred more soldiers within a short
time, for the Third regiment, Boys
Brigade of America, of Pittsburg, is
coming to camp.
Gov. Higgins, of New York, was
an unofficial visitor at dress parade
last night, having come over from
Spring Lake, where he is making a
short stay.
Among the guests entertained to-
day by Gov. Stokes were the Peru
Wan minister, wife and daughter;
United States Senator Dryden, Will
lard p. Morgan, of Camden, State
Comptroller Frank o. Briggs, of
Trenton, State Treasurer and DR.. H.
c. H. Herold, of Newark. Lieut.. Col.
Peter Bemus, who will act as execu-
tive officer at the national match in
August, visited the rifle range today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
DYNAMITE AMONG
SCHOOL HOUSE BRICKS
Believed An Attempt Was Made TO
Blow Up Building at
MutIey.

NUTLEY, July 27.AWhat /.
thought to have been an attempt ia
blow up the Park school building, il
this place, with dynamite, is being in
v~estigated by Chief of Police Henry
Knabb, and his men.
In a pail of water at the police sta
ton are three dynamite cartridges
found late Wednesday afternoon in a
pile of bricks close to the addition
now being built to the schoolhouse.
The cartridges were picked up a
workman.
Two Italians were arrested in con-
nection with the case, but were later
released. One theory is that the dy-
Mantle was placed among the bricks
by an enemy of some of the workmen
who was DESTROYS of killing or MAIN
ing them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
S1,OOO,O 900 PIER TO BE
OPENED AT ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 27:-The
new million dollar ocean pier, at the
end of Arkansas avenue, was thrown
open yesterday for the private in
spection of a number of invited
guests of Captain John l.. Young,
Kennedy Crossan and the Associate
Realty Company. The formal open
ing of the pier will take place Satur-
day night.
This pier is Il great improvement
in the neighborhood of Arkansas ave-
nue., and when opened for business,
will prove an attraction that will
draw crowds of people there who
have never %frequented that part of
the Boardwalk before. The manage
ment of the pier will secure the best
attractions for the entertainment of
its patrons and great success is as
sured the enterprise for the balance
of the summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
HELD FOR ASSAULT
George Stone Accused of Striking
Lazarus Isenberg.

George Stone, who was arrested
yesterday on a complaint preferred
by Lazarus Isenberg, of IA Watson
avenue, was held in $500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury.
Isenberg said that Stone assaulted
him with bricks, and compelled him
to remain in his stable for over an
hour.
Both charges were denied by Stone,
who says he has witnesses that he
did not do it, but he declares he
knows the names of the real culprits.
The complainant insisted that
Stone was the guilty party, and the
recorder held him for assault. No
bondsman being present, Stone was
taken back to his CELL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
HAS Them GUESSING
PeopIe Are Wondering What Nixon
Is Doing at Local Plant.

Nixon's shipyard is the cause OF
much comment at present, and many
persons are trying to guess the kind
of boats he is building.
Mr.. Nixon has recently invented a
new freboat and some think that
this is the kind now being built,
while others say that the models now
seen at the yard are identically the
same as those from which the torpe-
do boats were constructed.
Rapid progress is being made at
the yard, and already a number OF
forms are in place.
At the plant the strlctest secrecy
is still kept in regard to the details
of the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
ALONG SHORE NEWS.

The bitulithic pavement mixer on
Merritt's dock is in working order,
but waiting for material.
Schooner B. H. Warford, is in for
an overhauling at the Raritan dry
docks.
The barge Marian is lying at Gray
Brothers marine railway, ready for
commission.
The barge A. Dolan is hauled out
III Gray Brothers marine railway,
undergoing repairs.
The shipping business is reported
good along the shore this morning.
The coaster Wilhelmina, entered
this morning from Port Tampa, Flor
ida, with a load of phosphate rock
for Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
BODY is FOUND.
Miss 6OOdseII's Father Takes 1t
from the Pond.

BELCHERTOWE, Mass. July 81
The body of Miss Winzola NJ. GoodeI,
who disappeared from her home on
July 6 and for whom search has been
made continuously since, has been
found by the young woman's father III
the pond which had been dragged so
many times fruitlessly.
A superficial examination OF the pouy
indicated that the girl was ~cldenta
drowned, but it will remain for the in
quest. which will be held today, to set
tie fully the question whether the young
woman was the victim of an accident
or of foul play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
GIRLS BEHAVED BADLY;
WILL BE SENT TO STATE HOME.
speciahso theEVENTNG NEWs:

NUECTtTEFU E7tEI y ' ENTTVU "
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 81
Katie Hort and Christina Rudolph,
the two girls who charged Tony Ca
faro, a brother of the man discharg-
ed at the trial of the two men held
for holding up Paymaster Shiek of
Newark and stealing $4,000, and Vim
cent Rredrico, Italians, with assault
ing them in a barber shop, will be
SEN to the state home for girls. The
girls were held in jail as witnesses
and earned. $40 each during their in
generation in witness fees. The
courti is loath to release them because
of their bad behavior. The men were
convicted of r:mpIe assault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27

LAGRANGE, Ga, July 2T.-While
William Stewart, a young employee of
the King Hardware company, was
showing q customer a chisel lie dropped
it in a case of dynamite. causing an
explosion. Stewart was killed instant
ly and several other men in the store
were seriously injured. The building
and the stock of goods, the latter val
ued at $50 1000, were badly damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
Baby Girl Born In State Prison.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July PA baby
daughter vas born in the state prison
here to Mrs. James Brennan, who was
committed for murder. She was sch
fenced to prison for life on Jan. ..
Her husband, James Brennan, stood by
his wife during her trial. An effort
was made to secure an acquittal on
the ground that Mrs. Brennan was not
responsible for her acts owing to her
physical condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
CITY BRIEFS



john Saranak was arrested by
PatroIman Meshrow, on Hall avenue,
last night, for being drunk, He was
released after spending the night in
the lookup.
A number of boys who were
throwing stones and otherwise Great
ing a disturbance at the corner of
First and Paterson streets, were dis
persed by Policeman Andrew Jensen.
The youths were warned that a repe-
titno of the offense meant that they
would be arrested.
-Patrolman William McDermott
shot a dog on State street yesterday
at the request of the owner, Louis
Perelman.
"A complaint was made out this
morning by Gwani Cappicioni against
Leo Lower, for assault.
Theodore B~loodgood is having
the front of his downtown pool room
painted today.
The popular chef, Walter Lemb-
cke, has resigned his position at the
Hendrfckson waffle house, and Will
occupy his old stand tonight at the
Howell lunch wagon.
The laying of the brick pave
ment has been completed on the east
side of State street, north of the
Lehigh Valley bridge.
-Kurtis Peters, who was taken
from a vessel to the hospital yester-
day sick with typhoid fever, is doing
ar we'll ag can he eXDpCted.
The copper works fire whistle
was blown this morning to call out
the men to a drill.
A break in the circuit caused
the city fire bell to ring a few taps
last night.
Daniel Connors, who has been
suffering with appendicitis, was sue
cessfully operated on Wednesday by
DR.. f. G. Henry at the city hospital.
Mr.. Connors is doing nicely today
end is on the road to recovery.
"A regular meeting of the Bar
tenders Union was held last night.
Only the regular routine of business
took place.
-Po Ambo Tribe No. 65, Red
Men, held their regular meeting in
their hall last. night. The usual
TOuIIUe DuS116SS WAS ITdHSdClcu. n
number of candidates will be given
the adopted degree at their next
meeting.
Lawyer Goldberger expects to
get full title to the ice house which
he purchased from Patrick Gordon,
m time next 1lN
AAaEge Mssseated Sightseeing
automobile passed through here this
noon.
Augustus Wickberg, who had
his leg broken at Cheesequake creek
last week, is getting along as well as
can be expected.
-~Patrolman Andrew Jensen is
enjoying a days vacation.
Detective Huff arrested Joseph
Davis, of 361 Atlantic avenue, Brook
1yn, a jewelry salesman, for yiolat-
ing the peddling ordinance today.
Davis is now in a cell and will ap-
pear before the recorder tonight.
The cement bottom in the new
well at Runyon is about complete,
and the diver will finish his work to-
morrow.
The salt air is turning the mon
ument of George Washington in the
Park from white to a dull gray color.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
WELCOME IMPROVEMENT
ON FERRYBOAT WARREN

A much-needed Improvement was
added to the ferryboat Warren yes
terday, when fortyHeight new camp
stools were provided. They were
welcomed by the passengers. is many
have been forced to stand on the out
side on the trips across. the sound this
seanson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
Missing child's noncs Found.

NEWBuRG, y. Y. July 27.-Aftec
mourning for over tiircn years for he
son Charles, whom She thought haze
been kidnapped. Mrs. James Flanagan
of Fishkill Landing identified parts
of the clothing of the skeleton of n
Observation-Disclosures boy found at
the bottom of a gaS tank. well.