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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
WILL ENFORCE
HEALTH CODE.
SAYS Dr. LUND
That Is, II The Allowance Made
to The Board Of Health
Is Sufficient.
INSPECTORS HARD AT WORK

Health Inspector ]. L. Lund, who
recently commenced his duties In
that capacity, said this morning that
he is having the boards code enforc-
ed by himself and the deputies. He
is of the opinion that If that can be
done with the scanty allowance made
to the board annually, it will be re-
markable.
DR.. Lund has received numerous
complaints of minor nuisances of
late. A great number of these he
personally investigates, while his two
deputies keep on the move.
Regarding the disinfecting of pub
lie school buildings, the inspector
said that, in his estimation, that
would only be throwing away money
He claimed that good airing and
cleaning would do more good than
anything else This matter will prob
ably be brought up at the next meet
ing of the Board Of Health.
DR.. Lund said the greatest trouble
with school children and their par
ents Is that many of them send their
children to school when Ill, not know
ing what ails them. The foreign
element in this city is greatly to
blame for this, many being too poor
to secure medical attendance without
recourse to charity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
LIGHTNING DOES MUCH DAMAGE
IN WOODBRIDGE AND RAILWAY
8 Churches Hit,
Trees UprOOtGd
and Floods.
TWO ARE KILLED

While the thunder storms seemed
to dodge all around Perth Amboy
yesterday afternoon, nearby places
suffered severely. Much damage was
done in Woodbridge and Railway
where the lightning struck in sever
al places, torrents of rain fell food
ing the streets, and the gale unrooted
trees In all directions.
It was about O'Clock when the
storm broke In woodbridge. Inky
the west and seemed to sweep every
thing before them. The people ex-
pected something to happen and they
were not disappointed
Suddenly there was flash of
lightning followed by crash of
thunder. A moment later the rain
came down in torrents 1t seemed
as II the lightning has split the heav-
ems and all the water that was stored
there was coming down at once.
Along with the rain came the wind.
Big trees bent before 1t and huge
limbs came crashing to the ground.
Flash after flash of vivid lightning
followed in rapid succession. Many
were terror stricken and sought
refuge In the houses OF neighbors.
The sound of the fire apparatus
changing through the streets while
the storm was at it's height added to
the general confusion. 1t seemed as
If the town was being bombarded
with electric bolts each one more
terrible than the former.
Struck Methodist Church.
One of these bolts hit the steeple
of the Methodist church, tearing out
the westerly side. This fash seemed
to illuminate the whole town. Thomp-
son Drake, druggist across the
street from the church, called out the
firemen. They were on the scene in
an instant and a thorough inspection
of the church was made, but no fire
was discovered
The firemen were already hitched
up in anticipation of call, realizing
the severity of the storm.
The barn near Woodbridge owned
by Henry Weidenhaupt, formerly of
Perth Amboy, was struck and burned
to the ground Mr.. Weidenhaupt's
son was in the barn when It was hit.
He was stunned by the shock and had
his mustache singed of.
A three-masted schooner at Valen-
tines dock was struck and two of
her masts were shattered.
CONTINUED on page 16.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
KEEP RECORD
OF THE SALE
OF FIREARMS
Judge BGOream Announced Today
That He Was Informed to Law
Being Violated.
PROSECUTOR TOLD 70 ACT
speotal to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick, July 24:-Judge
Booraem, in court, this morning, am
nounced that 1t had been called to
his attention that men having deadly
weapons for sale were not keeping a
record of such sales as the law re-
Quires them to do. The Judge said
he had instructed the prosecutor to
investigate the matter and any per-
son indicted for failure to obey the
law in this regard would be punished.
The Judge has instructed the court
clerk to notify all mayors and police
officials of different places through
out the county of his instructions and
they are to see that the law regard
ing such records is enforced.
This is another step on the part of
the court in an effort to- stop the
practice of carrying concealed weap-
Ons
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
A SHAKE-UP
FOR LEADERS

There is a general shifting about
today among the leaders In the
EVENING NEWS contest for a vaca-
tion trip to Niagara Falls. This is
to be expected. There will probably
be more changes and perhaps some
surprises before the race is ended.
A free trip to Niagara Falls is not
to be won without a lively struggle.
All appreciate what it means An
all-day ride over the Lehigh Valley
railroad through the most beautiful
country, three whole days at the
Falls and another day on the return
trip makes a most desirable outing.
There will be eight In the party, to
start from here, provided some OF
the winners do not prefer to take
the $40 IN cash There will be three
from this city, and one each from
South Amboy. Staten Island, Metuch-
en- and Woodbridge. The race is
open to all and a little hustle will
put you among the leaders Get
busy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
STRIKERS RIOT IN THE
STREETS OF BOMBAY
SpecIal b. Untted Press wire.

Special b. Unsted Press wire.
Bombay, July 24:-Two oficers
we're fatally wounded and several
strikers were killed today In clash
hsss h.ssss..=gee::.s the the police ana 9 rac5 cf
strikers. The employees OF eleven
factories Joined the strikers to-day
and unless the military is called out
the situation will soon be beyond
control.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
MORE ARRESTS
HERE THAN IN
REST OF COUNTY
Chief Burke Tells Of Excise
Cases and Defends City Against
Commissions Statements.
GAMBLING PLACE IS CLOSED

Chief Burke said this morntn
that he has no special ordeHn Five
the policemen on Sunday in regard
to the excise violations. Every
Sunday" said the chief, my men
are ordered to watch out for VIOLA
tions and | can do no more. When
they report a violation 1t is invests
gated and If evidence can be secured
com plaint Is made and the violator
arrested.
'As / stated yesterday, do not
believe that there were any such
number of violations as was stated
at the hearing and | again assert
that If they will produce the evil
dence I will have the violators held
for the grand jury. My men report
every Sunday night in regard to the
saloons and you can find their re-
ports on record. Now, should be-
lieve a story, the source of which is
unknown, in preference to my mems
word?
Anyone will tell you that Perth
Amboy is a model city. / can't make
a Sunday school out of place that
has the cosmopolitan population that
we have. Since the bishops law
went into effect we have made forty-
seven excise arrests, which is five
times as many as we're made In the
rest of the county. Seven of that
number were held for the grand jury
and out of the other forty, thirty
were convicted and fined. The seven
held for the grand jury have never
been heard about"
Close Saloon.
The chief issued orders this morn
ing to Patrolman L. G. Jensen to
close the saloon of Signund Cebu-
linski, at IS Elizabeth street, II 1t
was open. AS told in the NEWS
Continued on page 15.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
ITALIAN WINS
The MARATHON
Special bv United Press WIRE

Special by United Press Wire:
London, July 24:-Dorando, of
Italy, won the Marathon race at the
Olympic games today. Hayes, of
America, was second and Hefferon, of
South Africa, was third, Fershaw, of
America. fourth. Longboat, the In
dian, dropped out of the race at the
twentieth mile. Hayes finished strong
America has protested against Do
rando's victory, on the ground that
he was helped to finish. Hefferon
has protested Hayes as we'll
In the pole vault, Gilbert and Cook
of America, qualified in their sections.
In the 110 metres, hurdles semi-fin-
ais, Shaw, Smithson, Band and Gar
rets, all Americans, qualified Fol-
lowing the disqualification of j. G..
Carpenter for alleged fouling in the
final of the 400 metres run, yester-
day, the Americans decided today not
to compete in the rerunning of the
race tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
4 WARDS FOR
SOUTH AMBOY
peosal @ the EYENINe NEws.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, July 24:-Fred-
erick Pearse, counsel for South Am
boy, made application before Judge
Booraem this morning for commits
sion to be appointed to lay our four
wards in South Amboy under the
new act which has just been adopted
by them making that place a third
class city. Mr.. Pearse suggested the
names of Frank e. DeGraw, Edward
]. O'Connor and Edward j Dugan as
the commissioners. The court there
upon appointed these three men on
the commission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
BIG FIRE DESTROYS A
SOUTH AMBOY PLANT

distance from the nearest fire plug.
they had sufficient length of hose to
reach the fire, and soon had stream
on it.
While the building was entirely
consumed, they saved the large stock
of unmanufactured asphalt that was
stored adjacent to the building.
No argument was necessary yes
terday to prove the necessity of the
fire departments having a team Of
horses.
A. j. Miller was in close prox-
unity with his auto and he soon at
tached the truck to his machine and
was whirling 1t away to the scene Of
the fire, in excess of the speed al
lowed In cities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
A DESPERATE
STRUGGLE ON
!eoial bv Unttsa Press we:

Special By United Press Wire:
st. Petersburg, July 24:-The
most desperate struggle that has yet
taken place between the revolution
lists and the Shah's troops in devast-
ed Tabriz, is now being waged. Mes
sages received today tell of musketry
assaults between the loyalists and
the nationalists mobs. The last re-
port said the mobs were gradually
surrounding the soldiers under
Rachin Khan and that final dispense
ment Of his troops is imminent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
Mrs. Sophie Massey Meets Death
in Manner Similar TO the UntimeIy
End Of Her Late Husband.
NEAR new BRUNSWICK AVENUE
Workers from Handkerchief Factory
SCurried 10 Ditch at Side Of Tracks
1.-Two Children Mourn Widow.

Fayete instantly killed by
crossing
handkerchief and,
Campbell the
o'clock
walked
building 100 feet south
Of he nj o factory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
FLEE FROM PATH OF
EXPRESS TRAIN; ONE IS KILLED
CONFISCATE II
GAMBLING MACHINES

have been receiving" said the chief.
The machines are in use all over the
county, but they are, nevertheless,
gambling devices, and / will have
every one in the city collected and
the owners arraigned Then it Is up
to the recorder to impose fines or do
what he sees fit"
The detectives will collect every
penny and nickel chance machine in
the city whether they be in saloons
or stores. The penn machines in
many of the candy stores will also be
taken.
The penalty for having a gambling
machine is S25 and, If the recorder
should take such action against elev-
en- saloonkeepers tomorrow morning,
records for fines here will be broken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
RELEASE MRS.
MANCINELLI
to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, July 24,-Judge
Booraem allowed Mrs. Francis P.
Mancinelli to be released In charge
of the probation officer for three
years. She was accused of attacking
Edward Guarino, and it was because
of her alleged infatuation for Tony
Reel that her husband shot the lat
ter, for which crime Maneinelli is
now held in New York state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24

Chief Burke has decided to have
every gambling machine in the city
confscated and the owners arrested
and arraigned before Recorder Pick
ersgill.
Detectives Hun and Long in a
wagon made a tour of the city this
morning and collected eleven cigar
machines which they found in sa-
looms. The machines were taken to
the police station and the owners
will be notified to appear In court at
8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Chief Burke says that while these
machines are not generally regarded
as gambling devices, tecnically they
are. II intend to have some of the
others shoulder the blame which l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24

The gateman saw their danger and
shouted to them. The train by this
time had passed the crossing and 1t
seem ed that death was certain for
all of the girls. When Mr. Campbell
shouted all but Mrs Massey jumped
into the ditch, which runs along the
west side of the track, and escaped
injury. Mrs. Massey, according to
Campbell, who was an eye witness to
the accident, ran along the tracks
and was struck by the side of the
pilot, which picked her up and tossed
her into the ditch almost at the side
of her companions.
The train stopped at the Central
station and reported that a woman
had been hit. The police we're also
notified and they In turn notified
Recorder Pickersgil1, who gave per-
mission to Undertaken Ferd. Garrett
son to remove the body.
Mrs. Massey was a widow and the
only support of her two small boys,
neither of whom are over six years
of age. Her husband was killed in a
similar way several years ago and
since that time she has worked hard
to earn livelihood for herself and
her babes.
The train was No. 22s, in charge
of Conductor L. S. Pixson and Engi-
neer Joseph Parker. The news of
the accident brought a crowd of
nearly thousand people to the
scene and for q time the greatest
excitement prevailed. Several local
sleuths spent over an hour near the
gruesome spot obtaining evidence
which may prove valuable in case a
damage suit is instituted against the
railroad.
Patrolman Hanson was on the
scene shortly after Patrolman Mar
tin and made a careful investigation
of the accident. Patrolman Tonne
sen, Lybeck and Gutowsk arrived
with Undertaken Garretson.
Gateman Campbell in converse
tion with NEWS reporter, said that
he has expected an accident of that
kind as when the employees of the
factory are dismissed at $3.50 O'Clock
each night they invariably cross the
tracks in front of the express. He
says that he had warned them many
timer land that the engineer last
night blew his whistle before he
reached the crossing There was no
time for the train to stop and that
only one was killed is regarded as
miraculous.
The victim was a Hungarian about
thirty years old She has no known
relatives In this city. although an
attempt is being made 20 locate her
brother She was a mem ber of the
Hungarian Reform church, in Kirk
land place, and the pastor, Rev. l..
Nannassy, will confer with Under
taker Garretson this afternoon in re-
gard to the funeral arrangements.
Mr.. Garretson says that death was
instantaneous. as her skull was frac-
tured, the right side of her face
crushed, her left leg broken and her
right elbow fractured.
At the factory, this morning, 1t
was stated that she had been employ
ed there orly since Tuesday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL S ON A
MONSTER EXCURSION

over 1000 men, women and chill
dren left here this morning ON the
union Sunday school excursion to
Bellewood Park, the beautiful noun
tain resort of the Lehigh Valley rail-
road.
The crowd exceeded all expecta-
tions and, when 1t was found that the
train of twelve cars was not sum
cient to seat all of the excursionists,
another train of ten cars was secured.
The Presbyterian and Baptist Sunday
schools of this city and the Congre-
gational and Episcopal Sunday
schools, of Woodbridge, boarded the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
GOOD ccNDITIoN OF
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

The report of the condition of the
First National Bank on July 15 is
very creditable.
The total resources are now
$1,740,144.81. The individual de-
posits subject to check are $1,124,-
097.3S, which is decided increase
over the last report.
The bonds and securities amount
to almost half a million dollars and
at all times there is at least 500, 900
in cash in the bank ready to be paid
out on demand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
Special to tAo EVENING NEWS.

BpeotdI 60 th0 EVENING NHWB.
South Amboy, July 24:-Yester-
day afternoon about 4SO o'clock the
H. Johnes Manville Asphalt works,
near Mechanicsville, caught fre from
the overflow OF one of the boiling
kettles, causing an explosion. This
set fire to the structure, which was
entirely consumed. Through neglect
or excitement those at the works
failed to turn In an alarm.
Two locomotives were soon at the
works and had two streams on the
fire, without avail. When the fire
was well under way, the fire depart
ment was made aware of the con-
hagration and, although very long
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
c. r. sTEcKER GETS A
PROMOTION ON L. v. r. r.

c. Russell Stecker, who was for
merly the local Lehigh Valley ticket
agent In this city, has been promoted
to the position of second assistant
chief accountant Of the Lehigh and
New Jersey Division. He is station
ed at Easton, Pa, where he resides
with his bride of year ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24

first train at the State street depot.
The Woodbridge delegation number
ed about ESQ and those from this
city about 400.
The Woodbridge Sunday schools
on special trolleys, were late in ar
riving and 1t was almost O'Clock
when the train pulled out
At the New Brunswick avenue
station over 353 more, composed Of
Our Saviour's Danish and Grace Eng
lish Lutheran schools were waiting
and as soon as the train stopped, the
CONTINUED on page 15.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
CANOE UPSET; TWO
HAD TO SWIM ASHORE

While padding near the ferry slip
yesterday afternoon, Stanley Harts-
horn and Emil Kenneny, a Packer
House waiter, upset their canoe and
had to swim ashore. Both had all
of their clothing on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
BELLEWoOD EVERY SUNDAY.

Excursions via Lehigh Valley -ail-
road. Seventy-hve cents from Perth
Amboy. Children 40 cents. Special
train 8:16 a. m. Music. AmUse-
ments. old fashioned country din
ner SO cents.
Observation-Disclosures
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24

Amy quest by which you can make
new test" Of want advertising to-
dayf Think 1t over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
Workinemen's circle to Debate.

WOrkingmen's Circle to Debate.
At a meeting of Workingmen's Cir
ington hall Sunday, debate on the
annual convention recently. will take
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24
Special Baseball

SUNDAY, July 70, at Anussm Park
Nationals We. Greater MY. All Star
Female ChampIOnT Team Of the WarId
Preliminary Game liz Big Gane Sl5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-07-24

BIG BARGAINS FOR WOMEN
Are offered at A. Salz & Com
pany's Summer Sale Read adv. on
page Q. 18032-7-24-1t*
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

Notice is hereby given that plans for a High School building will be received by the board of trustees of the Mesa Union High School at the office of the clerk of the board, in Mesa, Arizona. until : o'clock D. m. of the End day of March. 1908.
 The proposed building is to be erect ed at Mesa City, Arizona.
 The general appearance and style of the building is to be classical and shall consist of two stories and a basement, which basement shall not be more than three feet in the ground.
 The building shall provide for the accommodation of not less than two hundred pupils, and shall be so ar ranged that additions may be made without destroying it's general sym metry.
 The plans are to provide for build ing first class and modern in every detail and shall contemplate all rooms. corridors and offices necessary for the conducting of a first class high school. including a gymnasiuisI, and room for manual training. A library shall ad- join the assembly room and be con nected herewith with folding doors.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-15

The building shall not cost to ex- ceed thirty-five thousand ($35.0O0) dollars.
 The plans shall contemplate proper provisions for furnace heat, wiring for electricity, ventilation, sewerage and plumbing.
 The plans must be in detail as to material and cost and must be accom- panied by a guarantee of cost A bond guaranteeing cost will be required of the architect whose plan is accepted.
 It is desired that alternatives of ma terial be proposed and especially as to the following: I-Tufa stone base ment. balance of common brick, ve- neered with white sand and cement brick. 2-White sand and cement brick veneering throughout. 3-Red brick 4- Cement brick throughout
 Easement floor shall be of cement, and others of oregon pine.
 Further information if desired can be obtained by addressing the clerk of the board of trustees of the Mesa Union High School, Mesa, Arizona.
 The board of trustees reserve the right to reject any and all plans sub mitted. Signed, Board of Trustees of the Mesa Union High School.
 By Dr. A. E. BROWN. Clerk.