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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
RESOURCES OF
UNITED STATES
Conferences Of The Governors at
the White House Opened To-
day With Reception.
WILL CONTINUE SEVERAL DAYS

Washington, May Never in
the history of the country has SO
many state executives been in this
city at one time. The governors Of
nearly every state in the Union as
sembled In Washington at the invita-
tion of President Roosevelt to dis
ouss the nations natural resources.
1t Is hoped that as a result of the
conference more united effort will
be put forth along lines familiar to
all to make the most of what nature
has provided for us.
The conference, which will con-
tinue for several days, will begin to-
morrow morning. There will be a
reception at the White House tonight.
President Roosevelt will greet HIS
distinguished visitors in his cordial
manner He is greatly pleased at
seeing SO large gathering as is al
ready here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
MAY NAME A
RECEIVER FOR
|. 0. G. T. HALL
Vice Chancellor Howell AdjOins
Family Home Lodge Case Pen
ding Affidavils as 10 Rights,
DOUBT AS TO WHO HAS CHARGE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Newark, May 12:-The case be-
tween the two factions of Family
Home Lodge, Independent Order OF
Good Templars, Of Perth Amboy,
came up before Vice Chancellor
Howell today and was adjourned for
two weeks, pending the furnishing OF
af1davits by both sides as to who
has charge of the property.
The vice chancellor also issued an
order restraining John A. Lind,
Peter Jensen, Amanda Lind and John
F. Tangaard from prosecuting the
action, which has been brought by
them in the Perth Amboy district
court, until the case In the court of
chancery is decided.
1t was intimated by the vice chan
cellor that he might name a receiver
to take charge of the property, con-
tanning |. o. @. T. hall, in Prospect
street. He stated that he is In doubt
as to which side has the right to the
property. He said that the court of
chancery cannot pass upon the al
legged suspension of a member but
can only decide as to the property
rights, and he limited that a receiver
might be the proper one to take
charge.
Lawyer Leo Goldberger appeared
for the plaintiffs, the faction to
which Jens Sorenson and others be-
long, while Joseph e. Stricken repre-
sents the Lind-Jensen-Tangaard ele-
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSN MEETS

The annual convention of the
Middlesex County Sunday School
Association will be held in the Bap-
tist church, in South Amboy, this
afternoon and evening.
There will be two sessions, com
mencing at and 1880 o'clock. The
delegate from the First Baptist Sun
day school, of this city, is the super
intendent, Wesley Davis. A delega-
tion of the teachers, composed OF
Mrs. Mathilda Wiles, Mrs. Charles
White, Mrs. Charles A. Pullen, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Monroe and Samuel
Frost, will accompany him.
The Simpson M. e. and the First
Presbyterian have not elected a del
egate, but 1t is expected that num-
Der Of the teachers and members OF
both will attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
GANG ATTACKS
NEWS DEALER
AT HIS STAND
Boys, Looking for Revenge, Leads
IS ROWdie S Man Assaults
GreeRSpan.
VICTIM CONFINED TO HOME

Wolff Greenspan, proprietor OF a
news stand at Smith street and Madi-
son avenue, had an unpleasant ex-
perience last night He has bad
cut over his left eye, which, had 1t
been a trife lower, would have Inn
paired his sight
porter, Mr.. Greenspan, who was con-
fined to his home, this morning, said:
Some time ago a boy tried to en-
ter my stand early one morning.
caught him and got his name, but
when I swore out warrant later,
found that he had given me a ficttc-
ious one. l have watched for the
boy but did not see him again until
0 o'clock last night when gang OF
about fifteen boys stopped at my
place and bought some candy. / saw
that the boy wanted was with them
and, as he saw that / recognized him
he said to his friends. I'll watch the
back door; you fellows do the rest.
/ ran toward him thinking that ]
might get him to tell me the name
of the other boy, AS / stopped over
to grab him, one Of three men who
stood on a corner nearby hit me over
the eye, / am positive he had stone
in his hand, as man told me later
that he had witnessed the occurrence.
II think that the man who assault
ed me must have been waiting for
the opportunity, as did not see
him approaching until / felt the
blow"
Mr.. Greenspan was attended by DR..
M. s. Meinzer. A crowd collected
but the injured man could not de-
scribe his assailant.
The police were notified this morn
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
BIG MUSICAL
EVENT TO END
THE SEASON
Daniel BeddOe Famous Tenor
SOIOist Of New York, will Ap-
pear In Presbyterian Church
ARTISTIC PROGRAM PREPARED

AS a fitting close to the musical
season in this city Daniel Beddoe,
who is regarded as the leading tenor
soloist in New York city today, will
appear in the Presbyterian church
tonight In a concert given by the
organist, Fred J Cox, for the benefit
OF the organ fund. In the opinion
of some, Mr.. Beddoe is the greatest
tenor soloist who has ever sung in
this city. He has had most sue
cessful season in the metropolis and
at the Cincinnati Musical Festival,
one OF the greatest annual musical
events of the country, he was de-
clared by critics as the peer of any
who took part. 1t is therefore with
much anticipation that the music
lovers of this vicinity await his COM
ing tonight.
Mr.. Beddoe is the tenor soloist In
st. Bartholomew church in New
York. He receives, perhaps, the
highest salary of any church soloist
in the country. His appearance in
the various musical events in Carne-
gle hall during the past winter has
drawn unstinted praise from all the
leading critics on the metropolitan
press.
In the concert tonight, Mr.. Beddoe
sings three times. His first solo will
be-: "Cielo mar" by Ponchielli.
The others arel (a)-"Autumn, .
by Halle; (b)--"Sing Me Song of
a Lad that is Gone by Burnham;
and Lend Me Your Aid" (from la
Refine de Saba') by Gounod.
Besides Mr. Beddoe the artists
are. Miss Nicola Thomas, violin;
Miss Mathilde Dressler, violoncello;
Mrs. b. w. Barnes, piano, and Mr..
Cox, organist. The program Is an
extremely attractive one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
POL|CEMAN'S SHOT DRAWS
VAST THRONC ON SMITH ST.
HOBO GANG OF FIVE
CAPTURED IN RAID

The police rounded up a gang of
five hoboes at Maurer last night and
Recorder PickersgilI gave them thir-
ty days each this morning.
From all reports the tramps, under
the guise of umbrella members, had
been camping out in Maurer's lane,
near Spa Spring, since Saturday.~They
were rough looking bunch and resi-
night on account of them. The po-
lice learned yesterday of them and
before 8 o'clock last night, the patrol
Roundsman Morris, Patrolmen Hart
mann, Dunham, Dalton and Martin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

inside, hurried to Maurer.
In the darkness the officers easily
surrounded the hoboes and, with one
grand charge, surprised and captured
the entire gang. They were placed
in the patrol wagon, taken to the po-
lice station and locked up for the
night.
The men, who gave their names as
follows. were taken to New Bruins
wick this morning by City Marshal
Walters and Constable Moran, on the
$40 o'clock trolley car, John Nell
son, thirty-one years old; Thomas
Hanlen, thirty-five; William Connors,
thirty-two; Frank BLY,, thirty-six, and
John Welch, thirty-seven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
HILLSIDE Inn
LICENSE OUT
eesoioI 70 ne EVENTNG NEWS.

gpecioI to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick. May 12:-Justice
Bergen, this morning, decided that
Judge Booraem had no Jurisdiction
In the matter of the license applica-
tion of David Gross, for the Hillside
Inn at Metuchen. It seems when the
application was first made 1t was
laid over until another date, which
fell on Good Friday. 1t was not
heard then, but came up one week
later. No record could be found,
however, OF the adjournment ever be-
ing authorized.
When the decision of the court
was announced Gross withdrew his
application and will apply again at
the September term.
This decision will doubtless affect
license for a South River hotel
which was granted under similar cir
cumstanees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

The policeman started to take his
prisoner to the lookup, when he was
told by Sergeant Dunham to go and
get McCabe. AS Kozusko was about
to return to Happyland, Boyd sud
denly gave wrench and breaking
away from the officer, ran west on
Smith street, with Kozusko and a
crowd of citizens in pursuit.
The fleeing man turned into Ho-
bart street and Kuzusko seeing that
he was being outdistanced, drew his
revolver and fired a shot into the
air, thinking 1t would brighten the
fugitive. Boyd came to a
standstill He was taken to the lock-
up, with nearly 500 people following.
There were all kinds. of reports In
circulation and by the time the po-
lice station was reached, the curious
spectators had increased in number.
The crowd completely jammed the
court room and 1t was necessary to
use force to clear the place.
When arraigned before the record
er this morning, Boyd declared that
he had been assaulted first by Nc
Cabe and denied that he had insult
ed any girls or women. He said he
had only asked them what the ad-
mission price was. The recorder
fixed bail at $500 on a charge of as
sault and battery. Boyd said he
could secure bondsman.
Boyd was released this morning
after bondsman had appeared with
the required bail. McCabe sought
Recorder Pickersgill to withdraw the
charge. The recorder says he will
not dismiss the case unless the police
are satisfied
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
OF TRUSTEES ELECT

The annual election Of the board
of trustees of the First Presbyterian
church took place last night. with the
following result: president, Sidney
Riddlestorffer; first vice president, f.
o. Pierson; second vice president, G.
w. Barnek0v; treasurer, Harry Con-
ard; recording secretary, d, i. Grid
ley; financial secretary, w. II. Girls
void; assistant, G. Douglas Fraser.
The naming of subcommittee by
the president Will take place two
weeks from last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
ACCEPTANCE OF
PASTORATE is
YET IN DOUBT

A conference Of the pulpit COM
anittee, trustees and deacons of the
First Baptist church, with Rev. w. HI.
Bawden, of Bridgton, was held In
the church last night in regard to dis
cusing plans and making Rev. Mr..
Bawden inducements to accept the
pastorate.
The board, composed of the pulpit
committee, trustees and deacons,
will make a report at meeting after
the prayer service tomorrow night.
Rev. Mr. Bawden promised those at
the meeting last night that he would
give them final answer at the pray
er meeting a week from tomorrow
night. He has resigned his charge
at Bridgeton and is also considering
an offer from church in Connecti-
cut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

The report of the Gamewell Fire
Alarm company on the inspection of
the local system made last Friday
was submitted to the aldermen last
night and was referred to the commit
tee of the whole.
According to the report the system
is pretty nearly o. K, but the alder
men, in a discussion following the
meeting seemed to be of the opinion
that a more thorough inspection and
more exhaustive report should be or
dered and the indications are that
action along those lines may be look
ed for at the next meeting of the
council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
ARRESTED A
NEGRO WITH
WHITE GIRL
speoial % the pHnNING NEWs.


New Brunswick, May 12:-Police-
man Reed, this morning, arrested a
negro and a white girl at the Penn
sylvania station who are believed to
have eloped from farm near Somer-
Vile, where they were both employ
ed by T. B. Hoagland. a farmer. As
Hoagland has reported rig missing
1t is thought the couple took the
horse and drove here. The negro
bought ticket for New York and
one for the girl for Elizabeth Both
are held pending the arrival of Hoag-
land.
The negro gave his name as James
Williams and the girl as Bertha Nil.
ler She is but sixteen years old
The girl has been at the farm fol
about three years and came from al
orphans home in Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
Tile FACTORY
is PLANNED
BY MEN HERE

"A few prominent local men have
started plans for a new glazed tile
factory to be erected opposite the
American Smelling & Refining plant,
on the west side of State street.
AS yet the project is In its infancy
and little can be said concerning 1t,
until the plans of M. A. Metzner and
the others at the head of the matter
are in a more mature state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
PatrOIman KOzuskO Fires in Air and
HaIts Fugitive Who Had Broken
Away From Him.
PRISONER A NEW YORK YOUTH

Smith street. between Hobart and
following the of Ben
o York, Paroman George Kozusko
had been standing in front of
jewey girls who coming from
appyand when he learned Of the
McCabe attacked by Boyd
Kozusko placed Boyd under
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
FIRE ALARM REPORT
A VERY MILD AFFAIR

The full text Of the report follows:
Mr.. Wilbur LaRoe,
City Clerk, Perth Amboy N. ].
Dear Sir:-In accordance with
your request of 9th inst, we made
an inspection of the fire alarm sys-
tom yesterday. accompanied by rsI-
resentatives of the Telephone Co. and
the Chief of the Fire Department,
ard beg to advise that we found the
suggestions and recommendatio Is
made In our report to the Chairman
of the Committee, under date Of Feb
ruary 18th, in reference to the con
CONTINUED on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
ONLY ONE BID
FOR FIRE HOSE;
ST. PER FOOT
Contract Awarded to Eureka
Company for Paragon Brand
5000 Feet Police Charges
MAYOR URGES TRIALS SOON

Only one bid was received by the
Board of Aldermen last night for
supplying 5000 feet of fire hose. 10
was that of the Eureka Fire Hose
Manufacturing Company, of New
York, for the Paragon brand at 81
per foot, and the contract was award
ed at that figure.
The water department received a
jolt in resolution adopted regards
ing the replacing of pavements after
trenches and the like have been dug,
The resolution stated that there have
been many violations of the ordin-
ance relative to refflling trenches,
etc, and investigation has shown that
water department employees are the
most fragrant violators. The clerk
was instructed to communicate with
the water department, requesting
them to instruct their employees to
properly replace all pavements or
other material when trenches are
opened.
Mayors Charges Against Cops.
Written charges against Patrolmeu
l.. G. Jensen and Frank Shultz were
preferred by Mayor Bollschweiler,
who addressed the aldermen briefly.
The mayor urged the council to give
tain discipline in the force The matf
ter was referred to the committee of
the whole. Jensen is charged with
absence without leave and Shulta
with intoxication.
A petition for sewer In Steadv
man place, from Sayre avenue, tq'
connect with the sewer in New
Brunswick avenue, was received from
FIVE property-owners. 1t went to the
committee on streets and sewers.
City Hall Concrete Walks.
The plans and specifications for
concrete walks around city hail. as
prepared by Architect ]. K jensen
were approved and the committee on
! public grounds and buildings wac
authorized to secure estimates and
award the contract to the lowest bid
der.
A report was received from the
the designations of d. v. R;Ssissils''sifsd Rash 4 II
IT, H. Martin.
Bitulithic for South First Street.
A petition for bitulithic paving on
South First street, from Market
lstreet to the river, was referred to
the committee on streets and sewers
1t had twenty-seyen signers.
The clerk reported thai the mayor
had approved the ordinances 30 pave
Maple and Jefferson streets and d
resolution to buy supplies for the fire
department, A warrant was ordered
drawn for James S. Bush & Company
for $1,15O for partitions and waiI-
scoting in city hall
Payments we're ordered for the
Standard Bitlilithic Company as foie
lows. Second payment on the Gordon
street paving (West] $S.36S.80I
and first payment on the filing Of
Market street at Sonman's creek II
4S5.
Aldermen Van Pelt and Dalton
were absent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
TRY STANDARD OIL ON
FIFTY THREE COUNTS
bu unlted preaa Wirs. .

Rochester, N. Y, May 12:-The
May term of the federal court, which
convened today, will try the Standard
lOil Company on indictment of fifty
three counts for accepting rebates
from the Pennsylvania and New York
Central railroads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
LOCAL OFFICIALS AT
JERSEY CITY EETINC

Mayor BoIlschweiler is in Jersey
City this afternoon attending meet
ing relative to forming Municipal
League of the cities of this state
Alderman-at-Large Voorhees, and
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
HELD ON A CHARGE
OF WIFE BEATING

John Kaczmarek, forty-one years
old. Of 302 Prospect street, was COM
mitted to the county jail by Recorder
Pickersgill this morning In default
of 5000 bail, on charge OF wife
beating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
z POLICEMEN MAY BE
TRIED MONDAY NIGHT

It is understood that the hearings
OF Patrolmen L. g. Jensen and Frank
EShultz will take place before the
police committee after the council
meeting next Monday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

Washington, May ~: Represen-
tative Howell has been advised that
pension has been granted 70 MraI
Harriet Il. Richmond. Of gS Rector
street. Perth Amhoy. at s12.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
LOCAL FIRM TO LAY
GAS PIPES IN METUCHEN

Hardiman & Dedrickson yesterday
secured a contract from the Metuch-
en- Gaslight Company for laying over
1000 feet of pipe. Work will be
started this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

Woodward, Okla, May 12:--Re-
ports coming in today from the iso-
lated towns in Woodward, Major,
Dewey and Ellis counties, show at
least eight persons killed and scores
injured In the tornadoes which swept
the counties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
Towing DisabIed noat.

Henry Odlum Is towing a speed
boat. which broke down here yester-
daily, to Nyack today with one Of VIII
liam Walters powerboats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

A. Kaufman. Of 344 State street,
reported to the police last night that
his bicycle was stolen al $50 o'clock
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
TORNADOES
DO DAMAGE
IN The WEST

Rock Island, May 12:-Two Illi-
nois towns were practically wiped
out and hundreds of thousands of
dollars worth OF damage was done
by tornado sweeping western Illi-
nois. One woman was killed and
scores were injured In Mercer and
Henry counties. Cleveland and Mil
lersburg suffered much damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
MICHIGAN DELEGATES
INSTRUCTED FOR TAFT

Special by United Press Wire:
Grand Rapids, Mich, May IA
The republican state convention is In
session here today. 1t will instruct
the Michigan delegation for Taft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12
ROBERT n. McHOSE
General Contractors

Manufacturer Of Cement Work, Cement
BIockaf Sand q Cement ForsRle Concrete
Walks e Cement Flag9ing a Specially
Phone 1861. Mcclellan ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

DR.. J. +. MacDowall removed his
Offices from No 120 Smith street TO
No. ! Gnntre street, corner Of aigh
street, May 1st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

The only way to meet competition
"a to advertise
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-12

Let The NEWS an your wants.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-21


~ hay individuos que con toda In
tenci6n atropellan 4 las sefforas en- II
calle. En- Londres, los transeuntes
|mismos le largarfan una paliza de pa.
Dire Y nuy sefior mfo 4 tai sujeto Y
10 curarfan de sus impertinencias pa.
ra toda ST. vida.
~ cuantas veces no me he levanta.
do yo mismo de mi puesto en- Ell tran
via, ofreciendoselo una seflora, sin
merecer siquiera una mirada!
iCuantas veces me he detenido en-
la puerta de un restaurant" para de-
jar entrar primero alguna Sociedad,
sin que ninguno de los caballeros 6
sefioras Sc dlgnaran dar las gracias nj
saludar siquiera, pasando todos tran
quilamente ante mi como 81 estuviera
20 allf de portero.
Dran que todo ESQ son detalles pe-
quefios, y asf 10 son, en- efecto, pero
son al mismo tempo sfntomas elo-
cuentes.
Es Berlin la ciudad mejor organi-
zada del universe. yo admire esa
organization, de cuyos bene6cios gozo
20 tambien; pero estamoc dando vuel-
tas ep un cfrculc vicioso: es por ESQ
mismo por 10 que Berlin no sera una
ciudad International. aunque parezca
una paradoja.
Ednard0 Hahn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-21

nozco esa cara No 10 recuerdo; 10 habr6 soma
do sin duda.
Como ninguno dc los que acOmpaIian d NJ
Guppy Sc interesa sus suenos. nj siquiera
IS discutida esta pfobabildad Il pasante de
abOQadO permanece absorto ante Il retrat0 de
milady hasta que el hortelano cierra la Ultima
hOja lie las ventanas. Sale entonces del salon
pr0fundamente pensativo. cruza las salas ST
guientes como atontado buscando por todas
parties el retrato de miady, entra en- q salon
tocador de la sonora, que ensenan el 1ltimo
porQue es el mas elegante, drige uua nrada
pOr Ia ventana desde donde vefa ella algunos
dias antes aquel tempo terrible que le hacia
MORN de fastidio.
Todo tiene fin en- este mundo, hasta las
quintas que Sc visitan, Rosa, la linda aldea-
IA, llega al t6rmino de su description, que
corona invariabemente con estas paIabras:
La galeria que Sc descubre desde aquf
es muy admirada ha recibido su nombre de
IN hecho hstorico de la famlia sc llama 'el
Paseo del Fantasma."
-(Y ese hecho-pregunta NJ Guppy con
viva cur1osdad .--tiene relacion con Ell re-
trato2
-Contadnos esa historic. Rosa dice Ell
nleto de mistress RounceWell inclinandose ha-
cia Ia hermosa aldeana
No Ia se-responde Rosa, cuya timdez
cada mayor.
No Sc cuenta los extranos-dice mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-21
La CASA LUGUBRE


La tarjeta no lleva mas nombres que NJ
Guppy.
-lGuppy2-repite mistres Ronce well =
no le he dido nombrar en- mi vida.
va me 10 ha dicho-continua Rosas,-
pero anadio que 81 Il caballe1o que le acom-
pana habian Iega4, de Londres, la noche
anterior con el correo para asiatir 10 reunion
de los magistrates que. Sc ha veri6cado esta
malana EN- las cercanfas, que Sc habian DESC
cupado temprano que habiendo dido hablar
con elogio de Chesn " old venian pesar
de la lluvia visitar la Quiuta. Son ab0gados
y me han dicho que no trahajan en el estudio
dc NJ Tulkinghorn, pero que podian autori-
zarse con su nombre 81 era necesario.
M. Tulkinghorn es amigo de La casa,
Sc cree ademas que es e depositario del tes-
tamento de mistress RounceWeN u supuesto
que lie conoce ell dueno de IA tarjcta I'll ma
trona conciente en- admltirle asi scomo su
companero. envia Rosa para servire de
gua.
FL hijo de. fabricante manifesto tambi6n
vivo deseo de ver aquel magnihco edIhcio,
propone agregarse los dos abogados
Su anuela Sc aegra al Yer 81 inter6s que
le inspira Che ney Void st levanta le
acompafa pesas oa sns reItetadas instaucias
para que no sc moest4.
-Os doy inhnitas gracias, sefi0ra-se apre-
sura decir VI Guopy qutandose q qab5n.
que chorrea desaa5oio en- ei pesiinno-Ls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-21

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