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With little difficulty. But while
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
DEPUTIES AT PRISON
WANT SHORTER HOURS
Assemblyman Tillman Has Introduce
ed Measure Limiting Work.
ing Day to Eight Hours.

TRENTON, Mar. 11:-The deputy
keepers at the state prison are
watching with eager eyes Assembly
man Tillman's bill making eight
hours in every twenty-four a full
days work for employees in the state
penal institutions. The bill has pass
ed the house and is in the commit
tees hands in the-$enate.
There is some little opposition to
the bill in view of the fact that ii
will necessitate the placing of extra
men in the institutions and as the ap-
preparation for the coming year is
in there is no provision for the pay
of the new men to be hired.
The men now in the prison work
from till 6, and the work is confin-
ing. The pay of the keepers ranges
from $50 to $3.50 per month, and the
move for more pay made some time
ago was side-tracked for a move for
shorter hours. The shorter hours,
according to Mr.. Osborne, would ne
cessitate the hiring of about twenty
one more deputies at cost of about
$21, ,120.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
NEWARK To REVISE
Her CITY CHARTER.
Common Council Authorizes Mayor
Haussling to Appoint Commits
sion of Five Members.

NEWARK. Mar. 9:-That Newark
is beginning to enlarge in a manner
in keeping with her size, growth and
Importance in the list of cities was
shown last night at meeting of the
common council when a resolution
was passed authorizing Mayor Hauss-
ling to appoint a commission of five
members to revise the city charter.
The commission will act with com
mon council committee which already
has the subject in hand
This action is in line with the pol
icy of general improvement in the
methods of governing the city which
will be followed by Mayor Haussling
and which was recently planned by
him and Councilman James r. Nu-
gent.
1t follows closely upon the action
of the Board of Works in deciding to
take up the question of trolley car
subways at the suggestion of the may
or. The revision of the city charter
will mean the entire Encouragement
of Newark's government, with view
TO making 1t broader, better and more
modern. Part of the plan includes
the abolishment of the various city
boards and placing the departments
of police, fire, streets, water, educa-
tion, health and other branches of
the municipal government under sim
gle heads by charter provision. The
scheme is q popular one and will be
pushed TO early completion.
At the council meeting Alderman
William P. Martin, leader of the re-
publicans, replied to the recent criti-
cism of Newark by Mr.. Truesdale,
president of the Lackawanna rail
road. He read recent court decis-
ion from the federal courts which
showed that the Lackawanna broke
an important contract. which is whai
Truesdale has charged against New
ark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
+. l.. MORA's ExHIBIT ENDS.

The exhibition of F. Luis Moras
paintings, which ended Saturday
night, was one of the most notable of
any held at the gallery of the New
York School of Art this season.
Among the paintings shown were
Don Diego" THE Pirate and the
Prisoner" THE Mendicants." owned
by the National Academy of Design;
THE Black Shawl" and "The Span
ish Cafe One of the later works
shows behind a bamboo porch blind
a lady in blue seated. the sunlight
tempered by the green foliage with
out. Life size portraits, three in
number, of engaging children, with
fourth admirable portraiat, one OF
the artists father. THE Print Col
lectors," in contrast to these in size,
was small dark but sparkling
green. finely realized both as to char
acter and accessories. Small works,
which the artist calls monotypes.
were not the least interesting part of
the exhibition, especially the sketch
es in color of workmen loading
steamers and hauling snow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
NORMAL GIRLS DEPICT
NOTABLES IN BLOOMERS
Feature of the Evenings Entertain
ment was a Minuet in Which
- Girls Took Part.

TRENTON, Mar. 11:-The girls
athletic association of. the State
schools, conducted a colonial ball Fri
day evening in the gymnasium. More
than $50 girls of the boarding halls
participated in the event. Among the
guests were Dr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Green and Miss Sarah Y. Ely.
The spacious room was prettily
decorated with streamers of various
colors and the national emblem
Part of the assemblage were dress
ed in colonial costumes. represent
ing famous men in history at that
time. Some of the men impersonated
We're George Washington, Aaron Burr
and Alexander Hamilton. The re-
naming dancers impersonated the
women of that time. The male i'm
personators wore white wigs. loni
top coats and boomers.
A feature of the evening was q
minuet in which twenty-four girls
took part The dance was gracefully
executed. Another number on tht
program was a grand march at s il
which the entire audience participat
ed. The grand march was led b,
Miss Agnes Wayman, who imperson
ated George Washington, and Miss
Marion Edwards, as Martha Wash
ington. The balance of the evening
was spent in dancing
Refreshments We're served at diff
ferent intervals.
The committee of arrangements
was composed of Miss Agnes Frazer
chairman; Miss Ruth Mitchell, Miss
Margaret Winslow Miss Mary Shep-
pard, Miss Vera Hance, Miss Edith
Laggren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
AZ wilder Hall Tomorrow Night.

Everyone who enjoys old-fashion-
ed plantation buck and wing dancing
and coon songs should not fail to at
tend the performance of "The Moon
sinners Daughter" which appears
at Wilder Theatre Tuesday, March
IL. The play is too well known here
for us to go into detail, but season
after season it has come back to us al
ways carrying good company and
pleasing the public. This season
there are several new faces added to
the company, but we understand that
they were taken from the company
which played the cities last season
and will only serve to strengthen
the cast. 1t is one of those good, old
fashioned southern plays with good
plot, bright comedy and lots of music
that everyone likes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
MARKED IMPROVEMENT.
Archie Roosevelt stated by DIR. Rixey
to BE Out of Danger.

to be Out of Danger.
WASHINGTON, March IL. There
has been marked Improvement in the
condition Of Archie Roosevelt, the pres
ideht's son, who is i'll with diphtheria
No official bulletins were issued yes
terday. but Surgeon General Rlxey cx-
pressed the opinion that Archie was
practically out of danger, SO far as
the diphtheria is concerned, but that
the disease has left him in somewhat
weakened condition. He added. how.
ever, that if no complications set in
the boy should be well jim two or three
weeks.
The president. accompanied by DR..
Lambert, went TO Representative
Longwolfh's residence yesterday and
took luncheon with Mr.. and Mrs. Long
worth, returning to the White House
at 3 O'Clock. An hour later President
Roosevelt ana DIR. Lambert went out
for long walk
DR.. RXcy, who is the family physi-
clan of the Roosevclts, upon leaving
after his last visit stated that Archie
had passed an excellent night and his
condition was satisfactory He is now
conyalescing from the attack.
1t was felt by the physicians that
owing to the continued improvement
in Archie's condition the daily bulle-
tins could he dispensed with.
Drs. Lambert and Kennedy remained
in the sickroom throughout the night
The president received several callers
last night and retired shortly after II
o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
roNIGHr,s PROGRAM.

An excellent program has been
arranged for the March meeting OF
the Foreign Missionary Society, OF
the First Presbyterian church, in the
chapel tonight at s o'clock. Mrs.
Joseph G. Burns. chairman of the
committee, will be in charge. The
annual election of officers will also be
held at this meeting. The following
will be the program for the evening
Rev. Warren Nevius, of South Am
boy, will give an address; Mr.. Conk-
lin and Mr.. Sleight will sing duet.
and Mr.. Sleight will also sing solo;
Archibald Dunn, of Brown University
Glee Club, will render several selec-
tions on the piano; and Miss Ruth
Stacey and Miss Annie VanDeusen
Will give a costume song. 1t Is ex-
pected that large number will be
present at this meeting. A social
hour will follow and refreshments
will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

ST. THOMAS. y. w. l.. March IL
The llanburg-American line steamer
Bluclcr. having on board Sneaker
Cannon and party Of representatives
who are destined for the isthmus to
inspect the work heng done on the
Panama canal, his arrived here. Colo
mel l.. White Busbcy said the vessel
had made fine voyage and that all
the members Of the pnrty were well.
All the representatives came ashore.
The sun was shining brilliantly. and
there was great run ON white linen
suits straw hats and green lined UNI
brellas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
News Of The World Briefly Told


SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
trial of Mayor Schmitz of San Fran
cisco and Abraham Ruef. the one time
political boss of that city, on indlct-
ments charging extortion opened here
today. Mayor Schmitz was in Europe
when the indictment against him was
found but he voluntarily returned to
Face his accusers. He entered Il plea
Of not guilty when arraigned. In the
meantime Ruef had mysteriously dis
appeared. but he is now in custody.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

ERN. Ala. March IL
The fact that Booker T. Washington
spent S5.0Gn for The entertainment Of
President Roosevelt last summer seems
the only thing to criticiSe as II result
Of the examination of Tuskegee insti-
tute made at the request Of the legis
latme This is Il matter about which
there seems really no complaint. save
it is thought by some that the figure
is rather high.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

LOUISVILLE, Ky. March II. -
With the exception of suburban and Il
few ears carrying United States mail
not street car moved in Louisville
yesterday. the strike of the union en-
ployces OF the Louisville Railway COM
pany having become effective Al
though there are nearly 300 nonunion
employees out of total of 1.100, the
senger cars The police had nothing
10 do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

SCRANTON. Pa, March Ill. I.
Haviland of % Broadway New York,
who says he is stock specialist, was
arrested here on charge of embezzle-
ment. He is accused of embezzling
$4,000 intrusted to him by Scranton
people for investment. He waived a
hearing and waa paroled under the
care of two constablcs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Friedman &Co.
98 Smith Street.
"a
Society


The Women's Baptist Missionary,
Society will meet in the chapel at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. An Sx-
cellent program h1s been arranged as
follows:
Singing, MY Country it's of Thee :
Scripture reading. John 21:8-1S-
Reading, Missions and Prayer. :
Miss Ethel Koch.
Prayer. Mrs. Salmon.
Solo, Face to Face" Mrs. +. j.
Sofield.
Minutes, secretary Report, treas-
urer.
Reading, Miss Rock
Duet, Mrs Sofield and Mrs. Conk-
lin.
Address, Missions, by the pastor.
Song, Star Spangled Banner"
Collection.
Prayer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
, DEATHS DUE no CHAUFFEUR,
Pennsylvania Railroad EXonerated
for Leffarguc Accident.

FREEHOLD, Mar 1.-THE Penn
sylvania railroad was eXonerated Sat
urday by the coroner's jury at Man
asquan OF responsibility for the death
of j. George Leffargue and his wife,
Henrietta, and Mrs. Angelica Lurch,
all of New York city, who were killed
on August IS, 1906, in collision be-
tween an automobile, in which they
were riding. and train No. 276. on 4
grade crossing at Allaire.
The jury fastens the responsibility
on the driver of the automobile. i
charges him with neglecting proper
precautions before crossing the rail-
road tracks. Coroner Gravatt presid-
ed at the inquest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

FALL RIVER, Mass, March H.
The interior of the Academy Of Music,
The largest theater in the city. and
three stores on the ground floor of the
building were thoroughly soaked yes
terday by automatic sprinlilers in the
theater which were started by small
fire in the upper gallery. The loss to
all the occupants is estimated at S10.-
ono
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Jackson Denounccs Their plan.

ALBANY. y. Y. March Attorney
General Jackson in Il letter to Senator
w. W. Armstrong and Assemblyman
sherman Moreland denounces their
plan to create special legal bureaus for
the insurance department and the for
est, fish and game commission to do
the work that has been handled by
the attorney general
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
WILL PROBE COST
OZ5ERSEY ROADS
Alleged nat the "Stone Trust" Is
Boosting Prices and Dcfrauding
the Taxpayers.

TRENTON, Mar. 11:-One OF the
questions that is expected to attract
considerable attention during the
tenth week of the legislature which
opens tonight is that of improved
road building in New Jersey. and the
seemingly increase in the cost of such
work. The legislative investigation
of the subject is authorized by Joint
resolution introduced in the upper
house by Senator Samuel X. Robbins,
of Burlington county, and public in
terest has been excited in this way.
In many quarters it IS alleged that
stone trust" is forcing mp the
prices on the public. defrauding the
taxpayers and curtailing the amount
of road building that it is possible
/ for the state to accomplish.
State Road Commissioner Hutchin-
! son said: "I know that five years ago
stone for road work sold from sixty
10 sixty-five cents ton, whereas to-
day It sells in some cases up TO
leighty-five cents per ton. Five years
ago quarrymen were paid $ = per day
nov. they are paid $1.50 and stso.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Burned al A. s. g r..

A foreigner employed at the Amer
lean Smelling and Refining Com
panys plant was badly burned about
the face and body at the plant yes
terday afternoon. He was removed
to the city hospital in the company's
ambulance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

ROCHESTER,, y. T., March 11.--Seu-
mas McAIanus. the Irish writer and
lecturer, is in Il Canandaigua hospital
suffering with severe attack of rheu-
He lectured at Canandaigua
on Friday evening, sitting in chair
and suffering intensely. He had to
cancel Buffalo engagement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
nichest WAN strnngels Losl.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March H. The
entire Pacific coast is stirred up by n
report that Frederick Weyerhauscr, Il
leading lumberman has disappeared
from n train between here and Santa
Barbara within the last forty-eight
hours. Wcyerhauser is said to he
wealther than John d. Rockefeller
and his friends are much alarmed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

Baby Marvin Seen at New York.
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE search
for Horace Marvin, Jr., the four-yeal-
old son of DR.. Horace Marvin Of Do
yer, Del, was suddenly switched to
New York yesterday through a letter
received from the kidnapers of the
boy by the father, which indicated that
lie is being held captive in this city.
a report at police headquarters said
the boy was seen on a Hoboken ferry
l1nAf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Mrs. Owens Wins Piano.

Mrs. William Owens, OF II McCIeI-
Ian street, is the winner of the piano
in the Nicilet contest which has been
going on since January /. Mrs.
owens received 13, 155 votes in the
three months. Her nearest opponent
received 1880 votes, and the third
received $500 votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Rectors Exchanged PuIplts.

Rev. Edward E. Matthews, rector
of All Saints church, Lakewood. oc-
cupied the pulpit at all services in
st. Peters Episcopal church yester-
day, in exchange with Rev. James l..
Lancaster. of st. Peters church, who
preached in All Saints church at
Lakewood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

SAVANNAH. Ga. NJ III 11.-W. p.
Harrell. one of Dodge ",u 'ty's most
prominent citizens. was shot dead here
by Mrs. Sallic Freeney Harrell own
ed the house in which Mrs. Freeney
lived, and he had gone there to collect
the rent When he failed to get it he
told Mrs Freeney he would have to
put her out. Thereupon she drew a
pistol and shot him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

MELBOURNE, Victoria. March IL
The negotiations for preferential tariff
relations between Canada and Austria
lin have reached an important stage,
Canada having submitted a definite
scheme under which she asks conces-
sions regarding fish, lumber, paper and
agricultural implements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

kUTAlS, Transcaucasia, March IL
The treasurer of the state revenue, ac-
.companied by two policemen and sew
eral local officials, was driving through
The streets in Il carriage with $500 in
his custody when three bombs We're
thrown at his party This attack was
followed by a volley Of revolver shots
from the bandits Both of the police
men, the driver of the carriage and
one of the officials We're killed. and
the treasurer and four other officials
were wounded. The robbers seized the
money and made good their escape
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

WASHINGTON. March 11.--Former
United States Senator James l.. Pugh
of Alabama is dead ut his home in
this city from pneumonia The funeral
services abJ interment will be con-
ducted on wednesday mt Eufaula. Ala.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
TEA BUSINESS SOLD
Thomas Baker and Albert Mcdonald
Buy the Quinn Store.

Thomas Baker and Albert McDon-
aid purchased the tea store of p. j.
Quinn on Saturday from Mr.. Quinn S
widow. Mr.. Baker was formerly in
the insurance business but will now
devote his entire time to his new en-
terprise Mr.. Mcdonald was until
Mr.. Quinn's death employed in the
store as a clerk.
The new owners will make some
improvements in the place and have
announced that they will redeem all
the premium tickets that were is
sued by Mr., Quinn. Possession of
the store was taken today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Ni,,ed .Fa,her wieh baseball Rat.

SOLON, o.. March IL Richard Ken
nedy. Jr.. twenty years old, struck his
father with a baseball bat. killing him
instantly His father and mother We're
quarrelng. and the son came to his
mothers rescue. dealing his father the
fatal blow, The boy surrendered to
the nOlicp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
FATHER TEARS TRoUssEAu.
Trenton Bride Has Him Arrested for
Alleged Spitework.

TRENTON, Mar. Charged by
his daughter, Mrs. John Kish, bride
of less than fortnight, with having
stolen or ruined her wedding pres
ents and with the tearing of her we'd
ding gowns and other clothing, Lewis
Sabo is under arrest at thu Second
District police station.
The daughter declares hek father
fri y to prevent her from{ leaving
b ~ to begin Housekeeping lfor her
Il Ind when she refused be dams
IFOR III propertx for spftel Sabo
Apply THAT HIS 50 a&Slaw il idindebt-
for a ioaD Htrs uses TO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
WHIST GLIB MEETS.

The Schnorrers Whist Club met at
the home of Herman Roessler yester-
day. Whist was played until 10.30
o'clock, after which lunch was served.
The first prize was won by Mr.. Roess-
Ter, and the second by Mrs. l.. l..
Friedman. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. II. Roessler, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
/. friedman. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Sclw1its and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Leon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, March IL
Miss Mary Mannering. the actress, is
seriously i'll of pneumonia at the Hotel
Worthy. A severe cold caused her to
stop playing last Wednesday. and it
has developed alarmingly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Mobile Hotel Burned.

MOBILE. Ala, March 11.-At Il. M.
this morning the st. Andrews hotel
was destroyed. With Il loss of $50000,
by fire. The hotel was full of guests,
but no lives We're lost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

SYRACUSE. \. Y. March II. Fear
ing opposition from their parents, Hen
ry H. Downes, Il Cornell junior and
Miss Mary e. J.. Boyer, Syracuse
university freshman. ran away and
were married at Baldwinsville, near
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
MARRIED TWO MONTHS AGO.

1t has been announced that VIII
liam Heppenstill, of this city, and
Miss Anna Merritt, of Elizabethport.
we're quietly married in st. Patrick's
church, Elizabethport, January 15,
They have taken up their residence
on South Park street. Elizabethport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
no HOLD PUBLIC WHIST.

A public whist will be given by
Amboy Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
in the lodge rooms in Odd Fellows
hall Wednesday night. Valuable
prizes will be awarded
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
pRETTY HOME WEDDING.

Solomon Carp, OF the Hrm OF carp
& Beam, of 374 State street, and
Miss Mary Porouse were married at
the home of the bride, 334 Madison
avenue. by rev. S. Sapir last night.
David Beam was best man. The cer-
emony was witnessed by a number OF
relatives and immediate friends
Supper was served at O'Clock, and
the reception lasted until nearly
O'clock this morning. Mr.. and Mrs
Carp will reside at 500 Madison ave-
nue..
Among those present were MI ana
Mrs. Philip Siskind, Mr. and Mrs q
Cohen, of this city; Mr. and Mrs. r.
Porouse, of Boston; Mrs. 7. Oukun.
Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Goldberg, OF
New York: the Misses Levine, OF
New York; Mr. and MS Sussman, or
this city: and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Por-
ouse. of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Wilmer, Mr.
and Mrs. p Levine and Mr.. and MRS
+. Schwartz were also present.
Samuel Friedman. Of Texas, visited
his brother, Nathan Friedman, OF
state street, YESTERDAY
Miss Bessie Balm, Of Gordon street
enters the city hospital today 70 study
nursing.
The merchant who hasn't time g
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Nor. O,ConneII AZ All Masses.

Monsignor B. t. O'Connell was at
all masses in st. Mary's Roman Cath-
o1ic church yesterday Rev. Peter
Corr said mass at $3.50 and $3.50 a.
m. The special lenten services Will
be held again this week on Wednes
day and Friday nights at 7s3e
o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

ia flows like fire through your
yeinsz II does the work. II you're
Wa8tiIag away day by day, take Hol-
lisffz Rocky Mountain Tea 80
Gents Zen ar Tablets. Sections Drug
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
NIR. SINCLAIR TO DIRECT.

John Sinclair, organist Of st. Pet
er's church, has taken charge of the
Orpheus Glee Club.