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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
HOLE IN WALL
UP TO R. R.
COMMISSION
Senator FrslinShuyssn Asks
For Action TO Remedy Con-
ditiOns at South AmhOY.
A BUeBEAR TO hUTOMOsILIsTs

Trenton, May 15:-Through State
Senator Frelinghuysen, Of Somerset
county, the New Jersey railroad COM
mission has been asked to abolish the
bugbear to automobilists travelling to
and from New Jersey seashore re-
sorts, known as "The-Hole-in-the-
WALL at South Amboy.
The place has long been a source
of danger and has frequently been
complained of. Senator Frelingbuy-
sen, in his complaint to the railroad
commission, describes the place as
400 feet In length and nine feet In
width and height, giving a hub clear
ance Of only about eight inches and
with only one place throughout its
entire extent at which vehicles may
pass.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
ANOTHER BURGLARY
SUSPECT IN CUSTODY

Hyman Cohen, alias Henry Miller.
was arrested by Detective HUFF YES
terday on suspicion. Cohen's broth-
er was arrested last week with VIII
liam Dexter on a chareg of robbing
Abe Pavloyskys butcher shop on
Woodbridge road. Dexter pleaded
guilty and implicated Cohen yester-
day. Cohen's brother was also be-
lieved to be connected with the rob-
berry, but was not caught BY the!
police until yesterday.
Dexter and Cohen were committed
to Jail in default of bail this morn-
ing. Miller was remanded.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
THE JERSEY CENTRAL
PROMISES CARS ON
BRIDGE BY AUGUST
Preliminary Work for TrestIe Ad-
Joining County Bridge Is Begun
Sounding Piles Driven.

Ratan between
said official of the Jersey
official said that
the will build the south shore alongside the
county to the spans, be within month.
Corporations the
afternoon watching
the contract for this
e for several days.
nnety-fve feet in length and the eey
county bridge
driven every few hundred feet
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
EFFORT TO SECURE A
MEAT INSPECTOR HERE

Health Inspector G. w. Fithian Is
making provision to have govern
ment meat inspector stationed here.
His intentions, as explained to the
Board some time ago, are to have
Proprietor Fogel Of the local slaugh-
ter house, make application to have
an inspector in this city, when he ap-
plies to have his license renewed
June /.
The government man will cost the
city no extra money. The meat re-
ceived here from other cities usually
is submitted to government inspec-
tion, btu it has been the demand Of
local boards to have the meat looked
after before it goes to the homes.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
PLANS FOR TWO new
SCHOOLS ARE ORDERED.
ADVERTISED FOR NOW
Grammar Building and One on Out
skirtS--- Increased Salary for
Men Teachers in High School

of Education night
Tube Da
buildings
letter which Douglas
privilege.
addressed the school board action could be taken
Vice President Com
appointed Mr. Levine The committee
powered to sign him If possible.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
AEROPLANE
is WRECKED
IN DESCENT
After Successful Flight Navigator
Touched Wrong Lever and Ma
chine Shot Downward.
FOR FUTURE
Was Travelling Nearly A Mile a
Minute Navigator Escaped
| from Wreck UnhuTL

Norfolk, Va, May 15.-Disaster over
took the daring aeronauts, Wilbur and
Orville Wright, who have for two
weeks made successful flights with
their aeroplane at XIII Devil hill,
North Carolina, when, after the great
est flight ever made with a similar
machine, the aeroplane was wrecked.
Wilbur Wright, the navigator, escaped
unhurt except for face scratch, but
the machine was smashed and is now
useless for further tests.
The aeroplane had flown eight miles
in 7 minutes 40 seconds under perfect
control, and the disaster was due to an
error on the paS Of the navigator, who
directed the course of the flying ma
chine downward too quickly The plan
of operation is to elevate the course,
but instead of touching the right lever
for this result the opposite lever was
used and the birdlike framework dart
ed downward, striking the ground with
great force.
Machine Was Homeward Bound.
The machine was wrecked behind q
sand hill two miles from Its starting
point. After leaving the house where
1t is kept the aeroplane darted through
the air for a mile and half along the
beach, when 1t turned westward for q
fight Of probably two miles. From
here a second turn was made directed
toward the starting point, and the
homeward progress was made under
terrific headway until the accident oc-
Cured which cost the inventors theiI
machine.
Allowing for the long curves and
angles made by the flying apparatus
the distance covered during this last
and fateful flight was about eight
miles, and II the machine had returned
to its moorings ten mile course would
have been covered and the worlds rec
ord for aeroplanes broken.
Disappointed, but undaunted, the
Wright brothers began Immediately
after the wreck to pack up their eff
fects, including the remnants of the
shattered prize, preparatory to Its ship
ment to their home in Dayton, 0. Nc
more tests will be made on the bleal
North Carolina coast for the present.
Not since the Wrights have been q
Kill Devil has their machine appeared
so complete an instrument for aeria
navigation as 1t did when 1t sailed III
last fight.
Cause Of the Disaster
Inexperience on the part of the oper
ators In the manipulation Of the new
steering gear resulted In the disaster
This gearing had just been perfected
and installed, and Wilbur Wright wa'
evidently unfamiliar with its opera
| tlon.
Before the wreck short fight was
made, with Orville Wright and Fur
mass, the machinist, in the seats of th'
machine. This covered course oi
about one mile and half and was re
markable in the light Of former feat'
only in the fact that its course was a
all times on a curve.
Continued on page 15.)
|
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
OWNER STRIKES
FLEEING THIEF

Thieves entered the bottling es-
tablishment of Philip Greenspan at
200 Prospect street, shortly $3.50
O'Clock last night and although they
were caught in the act, escaped with
81 in change and like amount OF
postage stamps
Mr.. Greenspan and friend went
to the place about that time and dis
covered that two men we're also
there The latter fed. Mr.. Green
span struck one of the burglars in
the face with his fist as he climbed
out of a window. but the fellow es-
capped.
The police were notified this morn-
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
JERSEY ITEMS IN
THE OMNIBUS BILL
fFrom the NEWS Correspondent.

washington, May 5.The New
Jersey items in the omnibus public
building bill follow: Asbury Park,
s125.00O; New Brunswick, $4,000
for addition site; Orange, $50 600;
Morristown, s35, 600; Burlington,
$50. coo Bridgeton, $40, 900 increase
Of cost; Jersey City, $350s000, Of
which $500, 600 is available at once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
FIRST CASE UNDER NEW
LAW uN DISTRICT c oURT

District Court Clerk Colyer issued
summons this morning in the first
case in the local district court to be
tried under the new law, which gives
persons the right to sue for a max
imum amount OF $500 The case IS
that of the Home Brewing Company
VS.. John Demko Joseph ID Stricken
represents the plaintifEg They are
suing Tor the maximum amount.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
PRINCE AND NINE. GOULD
TO LEAVE FOR PARIS
Ieoial b. united press wire:

8pecial by United Press Wire:
Monte Carlo, May 15:-Prince de
Sagan and Anna Gould will leave for
Paris tonight where, rumor says
they will soon wed. Her fortune is
tied up with trusteeships, so no set
tlement can be made and the Prince
will be dependent on his wife's gem
erosity. It is declared that Count
Boni DEF Castellane's seconds will
challenge de Sagan as soon as he ar
rives.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
LICENSE CASES BEFORE
JUDGE BOORAEM TODAY
rectal to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, May 15:-Jacob
Scheck was today granted a renewal
of his wholesale license In Wood
bridge township.
The applications of Philip Slobo-
dien and William II. Walling for
places at Roosevelt were laid over
for a week.
Annie Zarlowski was refused a IL
cense for an inn and tavern at South
River. Judge Booraem said he would
not grant licenses to women.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
MANY TRY TO ENLIST;
FOUR ACCEPTED TODAY

The following local young men
were accepted as recruits in the
United States army through the local
recruiting Office this morning: Aug
ust j. Thompson, Harry Van Pelt,
John Nobock and John G, Nebus.
They left on the 1916 train this af-
ternoon for Fort Slocum to join the
field artillery. There were many
applicants.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
NO OBJECTIONS TO
SEWER ASSESSME NTS

A meeting of the commissioners Of
assessment was held at city hall this
afternoon to consider any objectioAa
against the final assessnen an f Isfs
sewers in Catherine, Cortland.
Charles, Elizabeth, Jefferson and
Neville streets. BY law the commits
sioners are required to meet for this
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
FAIRBANKS WILL OPEN
CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS
eoinI nn united Preas woe.

Special ov United Press Wire:
Washington, May 15:-It was an
nounced here today that Fairbanks
headquarters will be opened in Chi
cago Monday. He Is the first repub-
lican candidate to enter the conven-
ton city
Taft headquarters here gave out
statements claiming 586 delegates
pledge; ninety-fiye over the majority
They declare Texas will send an in
structed Taft delegation.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
HOSPITAL MANAGERS
TO DISCUSS CARNIVAL

Another representative of the
Berger Carnival Company is in town
today and will meet the Board Of
Managers Of the Perth Amboy City
Hospital at George ]. Haney's office
lat $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
The idea OF appearing under the
Auspices of the local volunteer fire
department has been relinQuished.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
HARTMAN AGREEMENT
WITH TAFT MANAGERS.

New York, May Is: According to
a report sent out by the New York
News bureau, an understanding has
been reached between the managers
of the Taft campaign and the Harris
man interests. The statement ls
made ais coming guardedly from
Washington. The agreement is said
TO be on basis OF amity which may
have far-reaching future influence
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
ANXIETY FELT FOR
SCHOONER OVERDUE

Boston, May 15:-Anxiety is felt
here for the safety of the schooner
John H. Chaffee, which left Boston
April 8 for Perth Amboy She was
in command Of Captain John Morey
and had crew Of three men.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
Social Hour Followed.

A meeting Of Star OF Grace Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem, was held in
Odd Fellows hail las night Sever
Ial candidates were initiated and So
ciaI time followed
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15
BEvERIDGE MAY BE
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

bpCpfUE VI UHFtDU FToad WWgs
Chicago, May 15:-A temporary
chairman for the republican national
convention will be chosen during a
meeting today and tomorrow SEN
ator Dolliver, of Iowa. and Beveridge,
of Indiana, are candidates for the
place
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15

The only way to meet competition
is to advertise.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-05-15

Be an advertigerlc lc 4 word.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-02
Ell paIaCiO del Shah de Persia

penetrataos en- los lardiut4 iardines
one ,op mas hien lagos da trannnlIax
melane6IicnS aoua4 rodaadnx da nm.
ros H.. norralana donda ea nauaan
multjmd de eisnes n apna sie,nnre
m1v eScaSa j I'm xerda1ero uio az
Persia y de ahi one II nrod;ouen -
laS man~iones de lo4 nr5neinex
los ;ard;na. aaI Sbah - oo,annna,,
nnieamnnte 40 grnnda4 uapnu la
agna donde j. reaeian los br;nu lo4
a1o4ne ol,noe tox 4lamns las tanra,as
eigantes las atlas eelosas mnrallaS
lie esmalta. Todo So w. cerrado 4nca-
denado vae1o y sjl4ncioso on eza man.
sion real. cuyo amo viaiaba entonces
nor leianos najses Alonnas nuertas a.
tan selladas con cera Y todas las ven
tanas enbjerta4 ron cortin,lIas cort;ni-
LAS lie tela hordada orandes sol;das
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-02
DE WIEN A
EI. EMPERADOR
FRANCISCO JOSE

Las iieStaS OrganlZadaS este ano en-
4lena para conmemorar Il jubilee del
Emperad0r, Sc prolongan indeGnida-
mente. Comercios Y cafes ostentan en-
Il sitio de prefercncia el busto en- yeso
de Francisco Jose, rodeado de flores Y
soronas, y al llegar la noche la multi
tnd invade los bales p6bHcos. abier-
los todos ellos para solemnizar alegrc-
znente el jubilee del Emperador.
El Emperador, en- tanto. ha huldo
dc Viena, donde todo el mundo Sc
eoEnplace en- recordarle que ha cum
pladO ochenta amos, cosa que le pone
de malisimo humor, AHA en su resi-
s4enela veranlega de lschl Sc pasea Y
hace como un relol sus cinco comldas
tOdos los dias Nj las catastr0fes. nj
las derrotas. III las p6rdidas de terrific
raoS, III las tragcdias intimas-y son
nnas cuantas las que han caido sobre
los Hofbourg de Viena-iograron qui-
TAR al apetito al venerable monarca
Cuando, de veZ en- cuando. sufre alglln
arrechucho,. el publico busca con avi-
dez los parties facuitativ0s, V nj lcer
que el >Emperador no ruede tomar ali
mento, la c0Sternacl0n Sc retrata en-
1cdos los semblantos las gentes mur
muran: - Muy grave dcbe de ser la
enfermedad !" Pero 81, por el contra
no, los parties facultativos afrman que
a apetitO Sc mantiene, cntonces la bue-
Tia eiudad de Viena respira Y dice
Bah No cs cosa De cuidado -
VIena adora al Emperador, que ha
Ienido Ia habilidad de desentenderse
casa en- absolute de todos los asuntos
lie Estado, pare ser una majestuosa fl
gura decorative. va pueden Hover
tlesgracias y desventuras sobre la ma
seien, que ell pals descartara siempre In
personalidad del monarca, sabi6ndole
abSoiutamente irresponsible Fran
cisco Jose, en- Viena, Is el primer ciu-
aaadano, un ciudadano que yive 1 su
galstO, hace su capricho Y va de un la
do otro con entera libertad va en-
oIra OCCASION referi en- estas columnas
a5omo reparte sus horas ei vielo monar-
ea, que pasa las yeIadas eli casa de su
antigua amante Catalina Sraht, la can
aante famosa Los vieneses 10 saben,
, como son muy esprltuales, cuando
wen por las noches ell coche de palaco
i Ia puerta de la casa donde habita la
sonora Sraht, Sc c0ntentan con decir,
guiDando los ojos: Ell senor Sraht SC
saIivlerte"
I en- Viena todo el mundo sabe co
mo Sc llama ell senor Sraht
Hace bien Ell sefior Sraht, fqn6 dian
arel Ahora mismo, en- Viena, sc ha-
bla de un acontecimiento que en- otra
nacI6n hnbiera dado lugar un con
4Iict0, y que aqu1 lie Ia parecido todo
RI mundo muy natural La seIiora
soraht viva en- una modesto casa de We
eindad, muy comfortable, muy como
gias pero casa de vecindad, al fin Ell
Kaiser, para solemnizar ell jubilee, la
ha regalado IN palacete, Y la antigua
rantante esta prepara>do la nueva ms
4alaci6n. Muy bajito, con mucha pre-
caucion, los vieneses os diran ademas
que Francisco Jose Sc ha undo morga-
naticamente 4 la senora Sraht Ia t1lti-
ana y defnitiva passion del viejo mo-
narca
Z es que todo 10 que sea divertirse.
pasar la vida alegremente y ponerse el
znnndo por montera, d estas encanta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-02

doras gentes les pareoe muy bien, y 81
el Emperador sc ha casado en- secreto
con una c6mica, piensan que nadie
ha periudicado El estara contento,
la c6miea tamben. SQue NAL hay Ell
clio?
Ademas, austriacos y alemanes es-
tan va acostumbrados yer las re
gias personals complcadas Ell asuntos
de bastidores, y son muy indulgentes
con los pecados que seYcometen al abrl-
go de las bambalnas : Del Kaiser ale
man dliose hace cuatro amos que enlo-
quecia por una moreno espanola y bal
larina; el Kronprinz vivio dos amos III
amoroso idilio con Geraldine Farrar
Ia cantate de opera; todos los grandes
duques principcs reinantes Ell los Es-
tados alemanes han dado asuntos la
cr0nica escandalosa. Y a0n So rie la
gente aqui cuando 'recuerda el amante
episode de un principe DC Reuss, Luis
XXI. que encaprchado De una divette,
Ia decla:
i Amada mia Tn eres mi solo. mi
0nieo, mi primer amor ...
La divette respondia. con el msmo
entusiasmo;
~Gracias Graoias MI vein
tiuno!
Bah Dciemos nj senor Sraht que
So divicrta - 5Que le GUSTAV las e@-
micas? Alabtmosle el gusto 5Que
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-02
III urero 233

jo q 1ltimo recubierto de cristal, esta
Ia maravilla de las maravillas, dema-
slado pesada para one puedan robar-
sela, la han dejado alIi sin cstuche. CO.
focada en- Ell suelo como I'm mueble
cualquiera: es el trono de los antiques
mongoles, que fgur6 en- otro tempo
EN-. el paiacio del Delhi, en- Ia prodigio-
sa sala de marmol horadado. Es un
estrada de oro maeizo cuyos ocho pies
de orc tienen forma de reptiles.
Pierre Lott.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-02
ANO TO.
4 los SIScrIltOrpS Y AgentS

Para la buena marcha de esta Admins
.1raCi0n, no admitimos Atlas de suscrip-
torres q este diario sino desde ell primero
de cada mes Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los
g3Eas 30 81; advirtiendose que las que Sc
aaaeren con posterioridad no Sc tomaran en-
arucnta nj surtiran efecto en- la contabiIidad
hzsta el dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en-
eane sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-02

FL viejo Kaiser est6, Il pesar dc los
amos, de los contratjempos dc las NJ
cisitudes, fuerte yjgoroso @ Aun-
que con cicrta fatlga. todaNia = atrn-
ve mantenerse soltre an cabaIo y al
a>dpr Se X ve agiI, re@urltr. m p4Qti-
to encorvado y columpiando la cabeza
de un lado otro. Los ojos sou peque-
nos, pero brilla en eIlos ia fuego juve-
NIL al andar mueve los brazos con
cierto acompasado BALANCED
Las cercmonias dc la corte le fatigan
De tai suerte, que acabaran por matar-
IT, Cada vez que ~ Ve ohlieado asis-
tir un acto palatino, una solemn
dad cualquiera doude es de absolute
necesldad su presencla. pasa un NAL
ratio. y~luego le cuesta una enfernedad
Pero mientras viye alejado de la corte,
hacienda vida sencilla Y modesto, sin
preocupaciones nj cuidados el mouar-
"a disfruta dc salud completa. Nestido
con un traje tiroles holgado c6modo,
cubierto con un sombrerito de fieltro
adornado con una pluma d. gallo sal
vaje. apoyado en- un bast0n V sin es-
Gotta nj policlas. Francisco lose pasea
por los campos horas enteras, Y i We
ces st detlene charlar con los labra-
dores con el primer campesino que
encuentra en el bosque
Su presencia es tan familiar d las
gentes, que apenas llama la atenci6n
amanda ro mar l.. naIta a,4.. ~. .,r an
tablecimicnto asiste i In representa-
cion de un teatro, Y hasta en el saludo
que ei pueblo le dirlge al pasar Sc ad-
vlerte, en- Vez del temeroso respeto
que la maJestad parece lmponer, cier-
Ia afectuosa confanZa, pues cada in
dIvlduo, al saludarle, SO considera obli-
gado Il sonreir, Y el viejo Kaiser res
ponde siempre al saludo agltando la
mano, como 81 cada uno dc los snbdi-
tos que encuentra al paso fuera un an
tlguo conocido.
Es I'M monarca que yjve en- constan-
to contacto con su pueblo, Y esta es, in
dudablemente la principal raz6n de su
popularidad del carino que los vie
neses sienten hacIa Il.
Para poner en- rapida communication
una parte del Graben con el Ring, IA
cilit6se al pueblo el paso trav6s de
los patios del palacio imperial, y por
la puerta principal entran coches Y
peatones libremente todas horas, ha-
biendo hecho de aquel pasaje una ca
lie concurridlsima Y mientras las gen
tes pasan Y repasan sin cesar para ir
4 sus quehaceres Y oeupaciones, es
muy frecuente yer al Emperador aso-
mado 4 una de las yentanas del pri-
mer piso, donde esta situado .su despa-
cho Desde ALI contempla i su pueblo,
We los obreros que vnelyen del traba-
jo, i las modistillas cargadas de cajas
y paquetes, los negociantes apresu-