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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
WILKINSON DIES
OF PISTOL WOUND

MOUNT KlSC0, n. Y, March 2O-
John Wilkinson, who was shot by
Florence Walker at Bedford Station.
died here last night The girl Is in the
county Jail ut White Plains charged
with assault She alleges that Wilkin-
son mad DETAINED and annoyed her and
that when she shot him it was in self
defense and following an attempted
assault upon her.
Wilkinson was Scotehman, thirty
five years old. who came here from
Glasgow about year ago. Florence
Walker is twenty-three years old and
colored. The two were employed by
the same family at Bedford Station.
The girl was some time ago committed
to the Bedford reformatory from
Brooklyn, where she was charged with
having stabbed another girl. She earn
ed n parole and recently was engaged
as domestic by the family at Bed
ford Station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
BILLS PASSED BY THE
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

TRENTON, Mar. 20:-The House
of Assembly passed the following
bills yesterday: II. Is, Incorporates
the borough of South Bound Brook,
Somerset county; II. 1874, gives ship
pers or consignees of freight three
days in which to load or unload
freight cars; H, 155, companion bill.
to Fl. 154; H. 269, permits Newark
to build and maintain a city stable;
H. 307. increases the salary of New
ark's overseer of the poor; H. 347,
authorizes Newark to establish and
maintain public docks; II. 226, pro-:
vides that deposits made in any
banking institution in the name of
two persons may be paid to either of
said persons whether the other be
living or not; Fl. 308, fixes the fee of
constables in counties of the first
class at $3.50 a day in lieu of fees
and mileage.
H. 212, requiring resident citizens
to take out license to gun, was lost,
- to Al.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
FLOODS
ALARM RESIDENTS.

PTTTSBURG, Aiarcn 20.-The Mo
nongahela, Allegheny, Ohio. Youghio
gheny and I<iskiminetas rivers are ris
ing rapidly on account of heavy rains
throughout the western part of Penn
sylvania. Greeks and other small
streams in this vicinity are already
swollen beyond their banks. Fore
caster Penny-Witt of the United
States weather bureau predicts a TWEEN
ty-five foot stage this afternoon. If
this is realized it will inundate the low
lands of Allegheny county.
Everybody located in the flood zone
are taking precautions TO protect their
property. People are moving out Of the
houses located in the lower part of Al,
legheny Business houses in the down
town district of Pittsburg and Allie
gheny are moving their goods TO high
er floors after Il majority of them had
just finished moving the goods into
Easements following the recent great
flood
A storm, accompanied by lightning
and wind, caused an interruption to
telepHOne anu leieSIulh COMMUNICATIONS
throughout western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. For hours there was
absolutely no communication whatever
with western Pennsylvania points.
In many suburbs the water is pour
ing rapidly into the houses. The rise
came so unexpectedly that many of the
people in outlying districts We're UNI
prepared and have sustained consld-
cradle damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

NEW YORK, March 20.-AIrs. Mar
garet Harold Davidge. for many years
known in theatrical circles as Maggie
Harold, died suddenly here of heart
disease. Her son, William r. j. Da-
vidge, was arrested Saturday night
charged with having shot Rosalie D.
Wilbert, Il trained nurse. and the shock
of the young mans trouble is said to
have aggravated the disease of the
heart. Mrs. Davidge was the widow
of William Davidge, a noted old time
Shakespearean actor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
MAS0NS' GRAND LODGE
MEETS l2OTH TIME.
CONTINUED from page ID

Street Commissioner William F.
Burke, of Trenton, is acting grand
treasurer and is also district deputy
grand master of this Masonic dis
trict.
Workmen were engaged in Masonic
hall'yesterday in arranging the grand
lodge room. Many of the committee-
men arrived yesterday afternoon and
spent the time preparing the work for
today's session.
The annual meeting of the royal
and select masters took place yester-
day afternoon in the chapter room in
the hall and the business for the past
fiscal year was wound up. These Of
ficers were elected: Grand master, j.
Edward Blackmore, of Newark; dep
uty grand master, John Nelson, of
Camden; principal conductor of work,
John w. Jonnson, of Comden; grand
recorder, John B. BerthoLfs, of Jer
sey City, and grand treasurer, Gill
bert B. Slack.
Washington Association Meets.
The Washington Association, a So
cial organization made up of twenty
members from the various lodges in
the state, held their thirty second an
nual banquet in the Colonial dining
room of the Trenton House. Prior
to the serving of the collation. the
annual election Of officers for the en-
suing year was held, and the follow
ing were elected: Venerable Presi-
dent, H. c. Cannon, NJ. D., reelected
for the twenty-third time; Hamilton
Wallis, of Jersey City, reelected ven
cradle vice-president; venerable sec
retary, William d. Rutan, of Eliza
beth
Following the election the men,
bers and their guests were served
banquet, after which addresses
were made by Grand Master Chan
Ter, of Elizabeth; Deputy Grand Mas
ter McGregan, of Elizabeth. and Jun
ior Grand Warden Wolfshiel, of Eliz-
abeth. At the conclusion of the ad-
dresses of the evening the association
in accordance with a time honored
custom sang "Auld Lang Syne" and
dispersed.
Those present were Henry R.Can-
non, Hamilton Wallis, Walter Chand-
Ter, Jacob Ringle, Charles i. Chovey,
George w. Fortmeyer, Josiah w. Ew-
an, John H. wilkins, Charles H.
Mann, John G. Cassidy, Heber Wells,
Joseph f. Moore and w. Holt Apgar,
members of the association, and the
following visitors, Austin H. McGreg-
an, w. D. Wolfshiel, T. H. r. Red
way and the Rev. Charles Bowdin.
A letter of regret was received
from Governor E. G. Stokes. because
of his inability to be present and as
signing as his reason for being absent
prior engagement With the legisla-
tive correspondents At, attend their
banquet last evening.
The Veteran Association will have
its annual meeting and banquet this
evening in the Colonial room of the
Trenton House. Officers will be
elected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
Nine killed by Fan of school.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 20.-A
special from Torreon, Mexico, says:
mine persons, eight of them school
children. were instantly killed and
many others injured at Durango, Mex
leo, by the collapse of the roof of the
public school building while the rooms
were crowded with pupils. The dead
include one of the teachers and eight
members of her class. Scores are bur
led under the wreckage and debris"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
says citizens Fired on Post.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 90
The cross examination of Captain Lyon
in the Penrose court martial was the
occasion for numerous tits, Colonel
Glenn arguing for the defense and
Lieutenant Fitch for the prosecution.
William Hewitt said he firmly belev-
ed the citizens of Brownsville had fired
on the post, but he did not search for
bullet marks at the barracks and had
heard of no such marks being found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
re wlne ou, rlcl.et srecnIa,or..

NEW YORK, March 20. Theater
ticket spectators. whether doing busi-
ness on the sidewalks or in the hotels.
are dealt heavy blow in an ordinance
reported to the board Of aldermen.
which seems sure of passage. The or
diance wipes out ticket speculation on
the sidewalk altogether 10y providing q
$50 fine for every offense, and it pro
hibits the sale of tickets at hotels for
any price higher than that marked on
the ticket
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
pnId moo Much ror Lnnd.

ALBANY. y. V. March 20.-The sen
sational charge that by the unanimous
vote of five state officers who composed
the canal board S117,161.66 was paid
by the state to Il railway syndicate for
land worth only $50 and which al
ready belonged TO the state was made.
it is said, by Attorney General Jack
son, who wrote to the New York, Onta-
rio and Western Railway company de
manding the return of this sum to the
state treasury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

ERIE, Pa, March 20.-The officials
oF the Hammerniel Paper company
have received a letter from an alleged
BLACK Hand society demanding $1,000
on the alternative of having their plant
blown up by dynamite. The letter
stated that the money was to be plac-
ed in a package and secreted on the ice
200 feet from Lake Erie shore with a
red light TO mark its position. The let
ter was postmarked Erie and was de-
posted in the general postoifice in this
city. The police are investigating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
mr.. NIXON TELLS OF
TOTTENvlLLE PLANT.
Continued from page ~

The speech of the evening was
made by Lewis Nixon on "a New In
dustrial Centre" Other toasts were
.'Public improvements, by l.. L.
Tribus, consulting engineer of the
borough of Richmond; Staten Is
land Developments" by W. e. Har-
mon of Wood, Harmon & Company
real estate brokers; Ira X. Morrison
on 1.-THE Home of the Huguenots; .
Hon. Albert Bollschweiler, mayor of
Perth Amboy, on "Our New Jersey
Brethren; Col Charles H. Blair, on
"Staten Island Parks" w. S. Van
Clief, on Staten Islands Commercial
Future" and Fred H. Cozens on "a
Newcomers Impressions"
The guests from the other side of
the island and Manhattan were con
veyed to this place in special car,
arriving here about 1880 o'clock. The
guests sat down about O'clock and
did not finish their last toast until
about l1:15 o'clock A telegram was
received from Comptroller Metz, eX-
pressing regret at his not being able
to be present at the dinner.
Mr.. Nixon made his first announce
ment of large manufacturing estab-
Iishment he Is soon to establish in Tot
tenville, and added that one of the
first products of the plant would be
an engine that would drive a large
ship across the Atlantic in four days.
He said the plans and patents for
the engine had been obtained, and
that arrangements had been made TO
place it in one of the largest ships
afoat. The concern is to be known
as the Motor Construction Company
and viii be confined chiefly to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
Miss RocI.efelIer Engaged.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Ar. and
Mrs. William Rockefeller announce the
engagement of their daughter Ethel to
Marcelus Hartley Dodge. This alli-
ance merges two huge fortunes, as
Mr.. Dodge inherited from his maternal
grandfather the valuable gun and iron
implement business, with shops in
Bridgeport Conn. The wedding will
probably be celebrated in June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

building OF marine engines.
Concerning the engine, he said
there was no longer any question that
it would drive the ship across the
ocean in four days, and that other
engines of the type would be con-
structed as rapidly as possible, If the
test of the first proved all that was
hoped for It,
! Mr. Nixon said the ship would be
fitted with five screw propellers and
with 5000 horse power for each.
The engine, he said, would be of the
standard type gas engine, using as
fuel gas made from crude petroleum,
and each of the six engines will be
double acting and reversible.
when | completed experiments
with this engine" he said, land
proved beyond doubt its entire prac-
ticability, intended to build only the
engine, but have decided now to build
the ship, too, and fit it with these
engines. | have built every other
kind of steamship afloat, and this will
be the last. | want to build a vessel
{ which can cross the Atlantic in four
/ days, and / am going to do it."
The plant, which will employ one
thousand men, will cover four acres,
/ anu Ito VI 5iHdi CO5C Will DS 3tuU,UVV.
1t would be necessary, Mr.. Nixon
said, for Tottenville to erect houses
+ to shelter these men and il that was
not done the company would have to
do it. Because of lack of plant the
company had within the last few
months turned away half million
dollars worth of business. When the
plant was compelled it would be busy
at once, for the volume of business
assured was very large.
In closing Mr.. Nixon said that he
hoped and expected before he died to
build the engine and ships that would
cross the ocean from dock to dock in
less than four days. Tottenville was
splendidly situated for rail and water
4 transportation and was to have a
great future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
Amusement Co. Lost.

A local concern composed of a
number of local Jewish business men
who recently opened moving picture
show house in Passaic, are reported
to have failed and lost considerable
amount of money in the venture. This
is the second attempt of local men
to manage out-of-town amusement
houses which has failed A number
of local men recently opened a SINH
lar place in Keyport which also
failed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
cOLBY'S REPEALER IS
ADOPTED BY SENATE

TRENTON, Mar. 20:-Senator
Colby earnestly advocated his repeal
er of what is known as the promot-
ers liability act in the senate yester-
day. This bill was passed by the
senate last year, but was defeated in
the house.
This act as it now is, Senator Colby
said, was entirely without principle,
and enabled unprincipled men to
pursue a profession which was tinged
often by dishonesty. The present bill
was the proper remedy, he argued,
against men, who, without the least
regard for principle in business, were
able to deceive innocent men. The
bill was passed 1S to 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
EXAMS BEGIN
TOMORROW

The annual spring examinations
will begin in all the grade classes
of the public schools tomorrow morn
ing. Tomorrow the pupils will be
examined in physiology and spelling,
and, on Friday, tests will be given IN
music and drawing. The schedule
for next week is as follows: Monday,
history; Tuesday, arithmetic We'd
nesday, grammar; and Thursday,
geography The schools will close
Thursday March 2S, and will not
open again until April 2, the regular
Easter vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
News Of The World Briefly Told
Thaneer, LIel,tning, Rain and snow.

Thunder, LigltHing, Rain and snow.
NEW YORK, March 20.-A sharp
electrical storm broke over the city
last night, and there was a downpour
Of rnin that did more to wash out the
sewers in an hour than the 5000 street
cleaners had accomplished all day. The
storm rounded ont day Of as dis
agreeable weather as could well be
Imagined. The day opened with a
snowstorm as unexpected to the wealth
er officials as it was unwelcome to ev-
cry one including the taxpayers, near
~ $2,0p0.000 of whose money had al
ready |been expended in removing the
snow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
Rear Admiral TiIIey Dead.

WASHINGTON, March 20. - Rear
ADMIRAL Benjamin Tilley, L. s. ~.
died from an attack of double pneumo-
MIA at League Island, Pa. He was the
youngest admiral in the American ma
w, having attained that rank only five
weeks ago. Captain J. +. Merrill, at
present of the war college mt Newport,
will become rear admiral through the
death of Admiral Tilley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
The CONTROL.
OF RAILROADS
President Roosevelt and C. S.
MelIen Talk Over Situation
President Going Deep.

WASHINGTON March ao.-The in
terview between President Roosevelt
and Charles s. Mellen, the president
of the New York, New Haven ana
Hartford railroad, arranged by J. T.
Morgan for railroad presidents for tie
purpose Of discussing the railroad sit
uation at the White House, is over.
Mr.. Mellen declined to talk Mt the
close of the conference, but it is knowD
that the question of II federal license
law. which President Roosevelt favors,
was brought up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

Invite Woodruff 10 Dine by Wireless.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Invited to
club dinner while far out in the At
iantic. ex-Lieutenant Governor Timo.
thy l.. Woodruff, who will arrive home
from Europe today, has accepted the
invitation OF the Crescent Athletic club.
The Republican state chairman receiv-
ed the invitation by wireless at mid
night on the steamer Kronprinz VIII
helm while thousand miles at sea,
and his acceptance was received by
way of wireless telegraph station in
Nova Scotia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

Promise Nicnraguan Soldiers Loot.
PUERTO CORTEZ. Honduras, March
20.-A turn of sinister and widespread
significance was given to the Central
American war by the finding on cap
tured Nicaraguan soldiers of proclama-
tions promising them the loot of the
first cities which they can capture in
Honduras and Salvador. This procla-
nation amounts TO a practical declara.
tion of war by Nicaragua against Sal
vador. 1t shows that the Nicaraguan
soldiers are being sent to fight what
they believe is war OF vengeance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

ST. LOUIS, March 20.--It is reported
In st. Louis that the Brotherhood of
Railway Employees and the Order of
Railway Conductors employed on
twenty-nipe of the forty-nine systems
running west of Chicago have rejected
q compromise on the wage question of
fcred by the general managers of the
various roads. Members OF the un-
ions refuse to discuss their plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
suicide at MiddIeto,vn.

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, March 20
r. II. Thomas, travelling salesman
of Bedford City, Va, was found in a
hotel here suffering from cut on the
leg. The wound had been made with
a knife and, it is alleged. was self in
flicted. Thomas is weak from loss of
blood, but it is believed he will re-
cover
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
r. II. Kobbe n suicide.

RAMSEY, n. j., March 20-Benja-
min Il. kobbe. whose sudden death at
his beautiful summer home near here
was announced as due to apopleXy, was
Il suicide. He ended his life by shoot
ing himself in the right temple. A re-
volver from which smoke was issuing
was clutched in his right hand when
his son rushed into the room. No rea-
son for his act is known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
Passaic In Flood,

PATERSON, n. j., March 20.-The
Passaic river is within four feet of the
floors of the bridges and still rising.
Many of the residents on both sides of
the river recall the two disastrous
floods of four and five years ago. The
damage thus far has been to cellars,
storehouses and the basement floors of
the mills along the river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20

MELBOURNE, March 20.-The Vic
torian cabinet has authorized Premier
Bent to go to England to arrange for
the transportation of emigrants to the
state of Victoria at transportation
rates cheaper than what is paid by
emigrants who so out to the United
States and Canada.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
BERNARD NELSON BURIED.

The funeral of Bernard Nelson,
who died in the Memorial hospital, in
Brooklyn, Saturday, took place from
the residence of his aunt, Mrs. X. M.
Anderson, 2S Division street, yester-
day. Rev. J. F. Christiansen, pastor
of st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church, officiated number of
friends and relatives attended, and
many floral pieces were received The
bearers were A. e. Heinig, M. Laur-
sen, M. Hanson, w. Gray, b. Nelson
and J. f. Brand. Interment followed
in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

Joseph Schardt, Of High street,
celebrated his birthday last night and
q number of friends gathered at his
home. After a pleasant evening,
supper was served by Mrs. Schardt.
Music by Miss Margaret Schardt and
NJ Schicker; songs by s. Melko and
M. Jaclo, and duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
Schardt, were features.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
"When a Mans in Lcvc."

The enlarged size Charles Dana
Gibson picture given with last Sun
days World caused great demand.
Next Sundays subject is even more
famous. 1t must be seen to be appre-
ciated. when a Mans in Love"
gives touch of delicate satire, and
at the same time shows with what
wonderful facility Mr. Gibson can
WELD his pen in putting on paper the
dreamy fancy of his brain. This
beautiful picture, enlarged size,
'10x15 inches, on art paper, suitable
for framing will be given free with
next Sundays World. Other large
size Gibson pictures to follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-20
To Present Petition.

City Clerk Charles M. MacWilliam
has the petition to the legislature for
the exchange of the site of the sur
veyor generals Office for a plot ad-
joining, so that the city hall can be
enlarged. He will deliver it to AS
semblyman Crowther tomorrow.