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not for publication. but as a
guarantee of good faith.
Rejected communications will he
returned If accomps aicd by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check. money order
or registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co,
Brunswick, Ga.
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If Mccartney and Rowen can
blend moonshine and onions. then
they have . clnch and ought to ask
for patent rights at once
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LOST-I-adlcs gold watch. double
case. Eigin movement engraved ON
inside case. From rC A. H. To M
T H.. Sent 26 1880 Reward
VIII be- paid 30 returned 20 News
Office
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Ex-
perience unnecessary 500 per
month and expenses. Peerles, CT
gar Co, Toledo, Ohio.
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WANTED YOU TO EUY COAL AND
WOOD FROM KNIGHT COAL
WOOD COMPANY HAVE TIE
BEST M THE TOWN. PHONE.
448. KNIGHT coal AND WOOD
COMPANY.
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statesmen WANTED-Sei retail
trade, Your locality, So per month
and expenses to start or commits
sion. Experience necessary. Her
mingsen Cigar Co. Toledo. 0.
Dept F. .
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It is reported that Pearosc Is us
ing all his pol teal power to Re elect
himself to the senate from Pennsyl.
vania Well. hasn't that state show.
ed WILLINGNESS 20 be led around
l he a bear with ring in his nose
when the machine politician get in
harness and I'm the barred?
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some idea OF the extent OF the
maadlin curiosity in New 4oFs cal
be gathered ny the announcement
that the Vanderbilt young toman ana
her foreign husband had 70 adopt e
shrewd St ateslc maneuyer e es
zane he staroa Of this prying popu'
lace.
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WANTED Two fu n.shed rooms sui-
table for light housekeeping by
couple without children Posses
sion Feb first J. IS. f.. care
News.
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FOR REET-OGee5 now occupied
b. Pilots Association. Apply t.
g. Q anderson, 2B9 Gloucester
street.
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FOR SALE ono Number 6 cooi,1s
stov VIII sci for half price.
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Gyna County.
Glynp County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Ban'i-
fuptcy FOR this district.
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ONE GENT A word

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OtbL OEaafA IL HBOtED
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month Apply 10 .. /. keller 40s
Union street.
FO2 RENT-Omces now occupied
b. Pilots Association. Aruly to
street
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FOR SETE-prettt corner Ior % By
improvements going uD All around
f.. Price $3.50 half cash, balance
on terms. see II. A Wrench
WANTED YOU TO EUY COAL AND
WOOD FROM KNIGHT COAL
WOOD COMPANY HAVE TIE
BEST M THE TOWN. PHONE.
448. KNIGHT coal AND WOOD
FOR SALE AND RENT All kind of
CITY and sIl5s bau property Lots
and houses in all section Of the
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A four horse power gasoline boat
very cheap
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a II-ho.se power portable engta
good as new
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.
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that club locker license ana We the
prohibition law square deal
The FLORIDA mid.winter exposition
has been opened and the purses Of
the easy tourists are expected 10
follow suit.
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House and the Albany eecutiye man
zion are not On the best of terms
those days.
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A comnlete camping outft-less
than half cost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
WAS REFUSED
MONEY, SHOT
OUT WINDOWS
Mrs. Ira F. COWans, Living on
MetuChsn Road Badly Fright
eRed Last Mighi.
MAN APPEARED AT WINDOW

Mrs. Ira F. Cowans and her sister
had fright at the home on the
Metuchen road. near Pfeiffer's, short
ly after 10 o'clock last night, which
they will not soon forget.
The two ladies' were sitting in a
room on the first floor, near win
dow, when man pressed his face
against the glass and demanded that
they raise the window and give him
money. When they refused, he drew
a revolver and shot every pane OF
glass out of the window where they
were sitting, and from several other
windows.
The women ran to the second floor
where they rang a large gong, which
was installed in the house for that
purpose. When the intruder heard
the bell ringing, he fed.
Mrs. Cowans notified Edward
Pfeiffer of the occurrence this morn
ing and asked him to inform the
police in this city. w. A. Spencer,
who is a brother-in-law of Mr.. Pfeif-
fer, has reported the matter to Ser
geant Dunham.
The man, according to the de-
scription furnished by Mrs. Cowans,
is middle aged, short and stout, has
dark complexion and wears mus
tache and black beard. A man OF
that description was seen at Fords
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
DELEGATES To DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION DIVIDED
FORT TO CARRY The FIGHT
WITH THE BOSSES BEFORE
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE

Elizabeth, Apr. 24.-Governor
Fort last night threw down the
gauntlet to the special interests"
and the bosses. He did not arrive at
the dollar dinner of the Downtown
Republican Club till nearly II
O'Clock, but when he did come he de-
livered redhot speech. With the
work of the last legislature plainly
In mind, he said that he intended to
appeal to the people in every county
of the state in behalf of certain re-
forms he believed were correct.
There is President at Washing
ton tonight" he said, who cannot
get the things he wants from con-
gress. Perhaps he is right, perhaps
congress is right, but it is my opinion
that when the appeal to the nation
comes the people will say that Theo-
dore Roosevelt was right.
In New York tonight there is a
governor watching the adjournment
of an obstreperous legislature, and
there are many people ready to say,
Be 1t forgotten that the governor OF
New Jersey did not get all he wanted
from the legislature
IF a governor asks for laws that,
consideration shows, may seem to be
unwise, they should not be passed
But II they were right they should
have been passed, and for one pro-
pose to let the people Judge who is
right and who is wrong And If /
shall be Judged to be right, | shall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
BRAVE RESCUE BY POLICEMAN AT BLAZE WHICH
SWEEPS HOUSE IN NORTH AINBOY; ENGINE Upset
PatroIman Weitzen GrOpes Around
Attic Until He Finds Woman and
Carries Her To Safety.
ALARM GIVES WRONG NUMBER

tried to sound the foot gong but 1t
was out of order and Miller was
unable to hear the engine.
AS the engine turned to take the
curve toward Hall avenue, 1t struck
the trolley track and toppled over.
Munoz jumped and was not injured
except for a slight scratch on his
left hand. Jeppe Sondergaard, the
only other fireman aboard, was on
the rear of the engine. He received
a slight injury to his hip.
The engine was only slightly dam
aged. The rear axle was bent, the
lamps put out of commission and
several of the other parts badly bent
up. The boiler and other machinery
was unhurt, and the engine is In
working order.
1t was soon righted by men from
the Lehigh Valley property nearby
and it returno | again to the quar-
ters.
Firemen's Battle With Smoke.
John Parr and John Danner, of
Lincoln Engine Company, were par
TALLY overcome by smoke several
times while holding a nozzle on the
attic stairs. The two men fought
the blaze at this point without as
sistance and as one would succumb
to the smoke, he would be relieved
by the other. Falling glass and
slate cut several, including Danner,
who is nursing a gashed thumb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

SO that by means of the rising tide
and the suction of water from the
sows the draw will be made to rise.
The entire structure had been Sc
curely braced with numerous iron
rods and chains, so as to resist the
compression, caused by lifting the
draw from both ends.
The tugs Mabel, Sprite, Robinson
and George S. Roe, of the Androvette
Towing Line Company, of Kreischer-
Vile, 8. T., hauled the structure to
Gregory's marine graveyard, at the
foot of Brighton avenue.
The process of hauling the large
structure against the wind and tide
eastward to the foot of Madison ave-
nue., was slow and irregular. At one
time, while in midstream, the tugs
were unable to move, and the span,
barges and tugs drifted westward to
the bridge. A few blasts for help
brought quick assistance by four
Pennsylvania railroad tugs from the
South Amboy side. Only two were
needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

read the roll of those who were
wrong and name with equal force
those who stood by me that they may
be honored''
The crowd of 500 stood up at this
declaration and cheered the governor
to the echo. He was forceful in his
utterances, bringing his fist down on
the table when he made his declara-
tion of war.
Gentlemen, he continued, Il
want you to stand by the legislators
who stood by you, and / want you to
tell those who were derelict to stay
home"
There was another outburst of ap-
plause at this statement. The COVER
nor then discussed state and national
issues.
introducing Mr.. Fort, United
States Senator Kean, who was toast
master, said: You have known him
as your Judge in this county, you
now know him as governor, and in
the near future you may know him
as your President of the United
States"
Among those who listened to the
governors declaration of was were
Speaker Jess, of the assembly, and
President Hillery, Of the senate, who
also made speeches.
Others who spoke were Congress
man Fowler, State Senator Ackerfan
and Assemblyman Pierce, of Union
county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

The huge cantilever draw of the
old New York & Long Branch rail-
road bridge, across the Raritan river,
was moved at noon today.
The contractor has had men at
work on the structure the last three
days and nights. The iron founda-
ton on the stone pier and the track
directly underneath the centre of the
draw had been separated from the
main body OF the frame work. and,
when the structure was lifted by
means of the tide and water pumps,
no part of the turntable was raised.
The turntable and its iron foundation
Will be lifted with derricks and prob
ably taken away on scow.
Jacob Hanson's men, who are do
ing work on the new county bridge,
assisted Gregory's gang the last two
days. They finished the work Just
before noon today and returned to
work on the county structure.
There are now six heavily-ballast-
ed scows underneath the draw. All
have been fitted with water pumps,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
Fight On Between
P.RunyOn and
]. E. StriCker.
CHOICES MADE

At the democratic primaries held
in this city from to O'clock last
night, twelve delegates were elected
to the state and congressional dis
trict conventions, which will be held
at Trenton, Tuesday.
Few votes we're cast. Some OF the
delegates, 1t is understood, are
pledged to nominate w. Parker
Runyon at the district convention as
a delegate to the National Conven-
tion at Denver in July, while others,
are pledged to Joseph q. Strickers
the county chairman.
Mr.. Stricken is delegate from
the second ward with B. NJ Cannon,
and Mr. Runyon Is the representa-
tive from the first poll of the first
ward When seen this morning, few
of the delegates would say whom
they would vote for, although 1t Is
understood that, in the third and
fifth wards, they favor Mr. Runyon.
Chairman Stricken was busy at his
poll last night and said this morning
that he could not say how many
delegates he could count on. In Or
der to be one of the delegates to
the National Convention. Mr. Strick-
er hopes to secure twenty-eight
votes at the convention next Tues
day, as the total number at the
convention will be fifty-five.
The delegates from this city are
as follows;
First ward, first poll-W. Parker
Runyon.
First ward, second poll George
Hardiman.
Second ward-Joseph q. striclsers
B. M. Cannon.
Third ward, first poll Matt.
Weirup.
Third ward, second POLL. ].
Flynn.
Fourth ward-August Kroeger,
Peter Floersch.
Fifth ward-W. P. o'Hara, Joseph
Massopust.
Sixth ward-D. J. Flynn. Alex.
Petroska
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
.STRANG WINS
IN The GREAT
AUTO CONTEST
Thousands Of Spectators ThTOng
The BriaTcIiff Race Course
Eight Times Around.
ARE MORE THAN $50 CURVES
Special by United Press WIRE:

GpCCtQt W CWftCU AFOSO UHOs
Briarcliff, N. Y, Apr. 24:-Taking
the lead on the first lap Lewis
Strang, driving his fifty-horse-power
Isotta, won the 256-mile road race
for the Briarcliff cup today in five
hours, fourteen minutes and thirteen
and one-fifth seconds.
Cedrino, in his Fiat, finished Sec
ond: Vaughan, driving a Stearns,
finished third.
Not an ambulance was used.
There was not single serious acci-
dent and the race is pronounced one
of the most successful road events
ever run In this country.
1t was exactly b:07 o'clock when
Sarteri, in his Bianei car, started on
the auto race for the Briarcliff trophy
cup. 1t was 5:28 o'clock when Watson
the twenty-second and last starter
in his Simplex, got away. 1t is es-
timated that 100000 persons packed
the grand stands along the various
points of vantage.
During the early hours the fol-
lowing casualties were reported. A.
Smith Hopkins dropped dead of
heart disease due to the excitement;
Watson, In his Simplex was Jared
internally and his big toe was brok-
en- when his car overturned. Henry
Wilcox, spectator, was run down and
his right leg was broken; Washing
ton ]. Kirkpatrick fell down bank
and broke his ankle; Mrs. Charles
Wherson was badly burned when her
husbands auto caught fire.
AS cars finished the first lap the
news was brought that the bridge
over Murray's creek had weakened.
Carpenters made repairs while the
cars slowed down.
Strang, in his Isotta, finished the
first lap in 39.42 minutes; Seymour
In his Simplex was second, with
Lyttle in Apperson, third. The
same men held their relative posi-
tions on the second lap. At the end
of the third, Vaughan in his Stearns,
ousted Lyttle out of third position.
After making repairs Watson again
re-entered the race. The weather
conditions were ideal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
De CHAULNES
DROPS DEAD
Husband Of the Former Miss
TheOdOra P. ShOniS Dies Sud-
denly in Paris.
WE'RE MARRIED LAST FEBRUARY
Special BY United Press Wire:

Special BY United Press Wire:
Paris, Apr. 24:-The Duo de
Chaulnes dropped dead of heart
disease in the Langdon Hotel today.
De Chaulnes married Miss Theodore
P. Shonts, daughter of former
Chairman Theodore p. Shonts, of the
Panama Canal Commission, and now
president Interborough Railway
Company, of New York. The couple
left after the marriage for Paris
where they have been ever since. 1t
was not known that the young hus-
band was in ill-health up to the mo-
ment OF his death which was abb
solutely unexpected.
The marriage of Miss Shonts to
the duke was one of the social events
in New York last winter. The cere-
mony was performed February 10,
last at the home of the bride No.
1913 East Thirty-fifth street by Mgr.
M. J. Layelle, of st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral. Many distinguished guests
were present. The match was con-
sidered true love affair and no
dot" was mentioned in connection
with the marriage. The ceremony
was devoid of all sensation and dis
play. The honeymoon of the couple
was spent In Florida.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
TEXAS SWEPT
BY A CYCLONE

Special By United Press Wire:
Paris, Texas, Apr. 24;-It is re-
ported that a town twenty miles
southeast of here was destroyed by
a cyclone. w. r. Isbell, druggist,
was crushed to death in the collapse
of his residence. Oak Grove is re-
ported almost destroyed Three ne
groes were killed and three whites
injured. Several houses were des-
troyed at Rice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
CLEVELAND is BETTER

Special By United Press Wirsi
Lakewood, Apr. "a: Grover
Cleveland who is suffering from
rheumatic gout and acute indiges-
tion here, passed good night and
today his condition is reported very
favorable.
Black & White cigar the best In
town, cents. Sexton's drug store.
160S9-4-24-1t*
Irish linen writing paper 10 cents
"a box, Sections drug store.
16089-4-24-1t*
Real estate news on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
HORSE THIEF GETS
| YEAR IN PRISON

special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Apr. 24-Samuel
Cohen, the horse thief, who was
caught at Keyport and was sent to
Jail by Justice Mason, of South Am
boy, was sentenced to one year in
state prison by Judge Booraem to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
ORPHEUS GLEE CLUB
SCORES A SUCCESS

The Orpheus Glee Club entertain
ed a large audience under the aus
pices OF the Epworth League, Of the
Arlington Methodist church, last
night. The club was assisted by
Stephen f. Somogyi. 'cellist, and
Warner Miller, reader
Fresh candy every day Sexton's
drug store. 1G0S9-4-24-1t*
Burnt wood supplies, sexton's
Idrug store. 16OS9-4-24-1t*
sexton's Bronchial Lozenges 10
cents box I60S9-4- A. it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
SPEECHES BY
/ DR.. CROWTH Her

Grand Master Frank Crowther OF
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, will be kept busy for the next
few days making addresses at seth
anniversary celebrations. Tonight
he will speak at the Krueger audi
torium in Newark, to the combined
lodges In that city.
On Monday night he will address
the lodges of Orange in Elks' hall,
that place; Tuesday at the celebra-
tion in Washington hall, this city;
and on Wednesday at Bedford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
TWO BANKS SUSPEND
OWING TO COLLECTIONS
sneofnl bn united Press Wtrs:

Special on United Press Wf6:
Owensboro, KY, Apr. 24;-Be-
cause of poor collections the Owens
boro Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany and the Davies County Bank
and Trust Company are declining to
receive any more deposits and have
suspended cash payments pending a
reorganization. The Greensboro
company has deposits of more than
$1,00O,000 and the Davies County
Company has more than 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
WIRE STOLEN
IN QUANTITY

The police received report this
morning from General Foreman P.
s.. Thompson, of Elizabeth, that
1,128 feet Of No. Ia copper wire was
stolen last night ghe wire taken
was strung from Fords to Gross
Brothers store at Sand Hills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
LICENSE
ON PROMISE
Proprietor Of Hall Avenue Saloon
Assures Excise Board He Will
Forbid Saturday Dances.
HAS HELD NONE IN SOME TIME

Four members of the Board of
Excise commissioners assembled in
the city clerks Office at city hall,
last night in special session. They
met for the purpose of considering
the application for renewal OF the
saloon license, of John Zawilinski,
of 9S Hall avenue, which was grant
ed by unanimous vote.
This application was laid over at
the last regular meeting upon the
advice of Chairman Seaman, of the
investigating committee. He charg-
ed zawilinski with running and
maintaining a dance hall in connec-
tion with a saloon, which was vio-
lation of the rules of the board.
Chairman Seaman has investigat-
ed the matter further, and in a re-
port given out last night, he said
that he found the proprietor had
run Saturday-night dances several
months ago. but 1t had since been
stopped. Zawilinslti promised upon
his word last night, that he will run
a clean, decent and respectable place
with no Saturday night dances. He
was reprimanded by the boari.
BY granting this application at a
special meeting, the board waived its
rules by unanimous consent.
President j. II. Mulchahey and
Commissioners Walker, Seaman and
Meshrow were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
TRYING TO SAVE Her
PARENTS, DIED TOO
ypeoial bv united Press wire;

Special By United Press Wire:
Cory, Penn, Apr. 24:--In vain
effort to save her aged parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Wetherbee, from
death in fire, Mrs. Arthur Lamm
rushed back into the flaming build
ing today and died with them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
BRICKLAYERs.

A special meeting of B. M. & p.
Union No. 27 will be held on Friday
evening, April "a. AS business Of
Importance is to be transacted It is
ent.
THos. F. DOMAIN, Pres.
JAS. KIRBY, Sec.
16022-4-22-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
OF Interest to Women

The special spring offerings In
hats, suits and etc, at A SaIz q
Company's. Read adv. on page IL.
16079-4-24zIts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
sIlowers Are Coming.

Speoial bV United Press W1re.
New York, Apr. 24:The weather
forecast for New Jersey Is: Showers
and thunder storms tonight and Sat
urday, with Increasing s0utnerIy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
SCALPED WIFE;
HUNG HIMSELF
soial bv United Press Wirs:

Special % United f'rese WtT6:
Johnstown, Pa, Apr. 24:--While
his wife and two little daughters
lay asleep, Lewis Fleckenstein, a
wealthy German, early today almost
scalped his wife with a hatchet and
then hanged himself The woman's
chances for recovery are slight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
TO THE DANISH POPULATION.

The well-known and popular DAM
ish orator, Christian Nicholson, Of
California, will lecture Sunday night,
April 26, at s O'Clock sharp, in Wash-
ington hall, ON his recent travels in
Russia. Admission Is cents. Come
early to secure seats.
6O52-4-23-24-25-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

Rexall Hair Tonic best made, so
cents a bottle. Sections drug store.
16089-4-24-1t$
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

Sulphur and Cream Tarter Lozen-
ges 10 cents box. Sexton's drug
store. 160S9-4-24-1t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24
CARRIAGE BARGAINS

At Birdsall & Sons closing out
sale. 80 per cent. off for cash. See
adv. in this issue Birdsall & Son,
Red Bank. NJ T.
15977-4-22-24-2t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

Chicken dinner at Baptist chapel
Friday, April "a, from $3.50 to 5 p.
M. Tickets, 35 cents.
MENU.
2Fricasseed Chicken
Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
Cabbage Salad
Celery Pickles
Homemade Bread and Biscuits
Boston Brown Bread
Coffee Tea
Ice Cream
16066-4-24-1ts
Photographic supplies. Sections
drug store. 16OS9-4-24-1t$
Ice cream % cents a quart. Sex
toms drug store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-24

Heavy whipping cream Sexton 3
drug store. 160S9-f Alt =