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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-13

roads. They could not refuse under
the law and as the result great many
of bond issues have been ordered. In
some townships there were several pc
titions and this increased the tax rate
to such an extend it became burden
some. A protest arose, but there was
no alternative. The law had to be
submitted to.
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Knew Il All.

One Sunday morning little Bobby
showed signs Of having something or
his mind. Finally he mustered up
courage and addressed his father thus
"Say, papa, don't you think It IL time
for me to graduate from Sunday
school Y'-Chicago News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-13
WAR COURTtD
BY THE TURKS

(By Special State Correspondent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-13

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
Bitter Battle is
Won by the
Policeman.
CROWDGATHE
PatrOIman Andrew Jensen Finally
Lands Frank Ozimsk, Of South
River, in Lookup, After
Efforts to Escape.

There was row on Smith street,
near the car barn, shortly before
1880 o'clock last night which caused
a crowd of nearly 1000 people to
collect.
The cause Of the disturbance was
Frank Ozimek, of Sayreville, who
was here on a spree. The stranger
succeeded in beating four men and
tore the clothes from fifth before
the police arrived.
9zimek is very strong, and Pa
trolman Andrew Jensen, who placed
him under arrest, had a hard time
In taking him to the lookup. The
prisoner turned on the policeman
several times and came near down
Ing him in one instance.
The officer finally landed his pris-
oner in the lookup, but before he
was placed in a cell Ozimek again
attacked the bluecoat. Detective
HUFF rendered assistance and 1t was
only with considerable force that the
man from across the river was sub
dued.
When arraigned this morning he
presented a battered appearance and
when asked If he was drunk last
night, replied in the affirm ative.
Anton Majewski, proprietor of a
saloon at 36S Smith street. was ar
rested by Patrolman Dunham but, in
court this morning, he proved that
Ozimek had attacked him with a
club. He made charge against
Ozimek for assault and battery, un-
der which Recorder Pickersgill held
the prisoner in $500 bail to await
the action Of the grand jury. The
Baloonkeeper was discharged.
u There were many rumors in circu-
iatlcn after the fight last night and,
FOR a time, many believed the story
that a murder had been committed.
The police are well acquainted
with Ozimek, as he has bad record
He was sent to jail over year ago
Rhd has made trouble on both sides
of the river on several occasions, the
authorities declare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
new FACTORY
STARTS WORK
Briqusiting Plant Begins Manu-
faCiurs Of Fuel Test Proves
Place Satisfactory.
WORK At OTHER PLANTS

The opening of the New Jersey
Briquetting Company's plant the
resumption of work at other local
factories is a sign of improving con-
ditions.
At the present time an official test
is being carried on at the briquetting
works at Rector and Fayette streets.
About a dozen men are employed.
The plant will open for business in
from two to four weeks, with about
fifty men.
The concern intends to produce a
combustible substance, similar to
coal, called briQuettes. They will be
egg-shaped. This form of fuel, they
claim, is better and cleaner than coal.
Briquettes are made of pressed coal
dust, mixed with certain chemicals.
The plant will have an average of
100 tons day. Most Of the product
will be sent to large ports to be used
on war vessels and other ocean
craft. It will also be retailed here
about, providing the purchasers do
their own hauling.
Thus far, the test has proven a
success. The machinery, cables and
pulleys are a trifle stiff, as they have
not been in use previously. A chain
broke on dock holster yesterday.
Other Plants Busy.
The Raritan Clay Company have
resumed operations, after being clos
ed up for some months.
The Standard plant of the National
Fireproofing Company added between
seyenty-flve and a hundred men to
their forces a week ago and the out
look is bright. The other plants of
the same concern are working nor
mally.
Representative of the Dedier-
March Company of Keasbey, announc-
ed this morning that a part Of their
plant was temporarily closed down,
but that it would shortly open for
full operation At the present time,
the property-ware department is be-
ing run to It's limited capacity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
RESIGNS AS
THE DEPUTY
WiIIiamCarman Leaves Sherift'S S
Office Political Complications
Behind Move, So II Is Said.
WAS CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

By the resignation of Deputy Sher-
lff William Carman yesterday a new
turn is taken in the political events.
Garman was first slated by the re-
publican machine for the nomination
for sheriff this fall but he was turn
ed down in favor of William H. Pfeif-
fer, of this city Carman then decid-
ed to run anyway and his petition
was duly fled
He had intended making a strong
canvass and fight for the nominal
lion, but when the leaders of the
Fighting factions got together and de-
-cided that there must be some sem
blanee of harmony If the republicans
expect to do anything this fall he
consented to rest on his oars and to
leave the question of his candidacy
10 the people, making no open fight
TO get 1t.
His action did not please some of
the strict machine men and they told
him so and added that he didn't have
q ghost Of show of getting the nom
nation Mr.. Carman had received
such assurance that made him think
to the contrary.
Sheriff Church, whose deputy he Is,
Is known to have been opposed to HIS
candidacy. It is believed that this
prompted the resignation.
Mr.. Carman has been in the Of
fee for several months, since William
Oberman resigned.
Mr.. Oberman has also filed a Pc
tition for the republican nomination
for sheriff. but 1t is understood that
he has also been pulled out I'm the
interest of harmony" as the ring
explains it. This leaves Peltier alone
in his fight against Pfeiffer who
wears the machine label.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
HERMAN MUST
DIE FOR CRIME
Roosevelt Man Found Guilty Of
killing An Acquaintance
June 10 Today.
DIE WEEK: OF NOVEMBER 2
special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick, Sept. 16:--Paul
Herman, accused of the murder of
Mickalj Maichnik, at Roosevelt, June
10, was found guilty by the jury
shortly before 3 o'clock this after
noon, and was sentenced to be cleo
trocuted during the week commence
ing November 2.
Herman was placed on the witness
stand in his own behalf this morn
ing.
Herman admits stabbing the man,
He says they were all drunk, the
party having celebrated a birth in
the family. The victim got into a
dispute with Herman and the latter
was made fighting mad, according to
his own story. He says he pulled
his knife from his pocket and stabbed
the fellow
The prosecutor asked Herman to
show the jury how he did It, He
said he could not as he had cut his
finger nails since he had been in jail
and he could not open his knife
quick enough.
In opening the case, yesterday,
Prosecutor Berdine said that the
state would show that Herman had
ildQG dEd4npL NAdiCnAiA anu
others that they met In a saloon and
that Herman quarrelled with Match
mix because Maichnik struck his lit
tie girl.
Herman started to leave the room
and was slapped in the face by
Maichnik upon which Herman drew
a knife and stabbed him in the abdo-
men, from the effect of which wound
he dfad cauara1 daVa 1afar
H. B. Cook, counsel for Herman,
consented to producing the technical
testimony out of its regular order,
SO Photographer Isaac L. Wander
veer was called to identify pictures
he had made of the scene of the
crime, and County Engineer Morgan
F. Larson produced a map.
DR.. ]. L. Suydam, county physi-
clan, testified that the character of
the wound was such as would neces-
sarily cause death. Katie Melnll1
and Mike Burak also testified for
the state yesterday. Constables Nc
Cabe and Brown escorted the jury to
the Mansion House for dinner. JUS
tice Bergen warned the jurors not to
allow anyone to talk of the case to
them and advised them not to dis
cuss 1t with each other until the end
of the trial.
The jury consists of the following.
George Roeder, Highland Park;
John Reng, New Brunswick Thomas
Kay, New Brunswick; George w.
Liddle, Woodbridge; Peter Letson,
Jr., Piscataway; James Fisher, South
River; George Farr, South River;
Reuben Mcdowell, South Brunswick;
Lester Wobbe, New Brunswick; De
Bree Higgins, Perth Amboy; t. S.
Vandenbergh, Monroe; Fred White
head, South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16

At school No. 4, In one room with
forty-eight seats, there are seventy
five pupils and in another room,
with the same number of seats, there
are sixty-eight pupils These are in
the primary classes, but in the fifth
and sixth grades, there are over six
ty scholars in each. Four halliday
sessions at school No. and two at
school No. 2, are in operation.
The benches for the manual train
ing room have arrived and are being
erected today. Superintendent Shull
has sent his course to Trenton for
approval and expects to begin the
new work some day next week. For
girls manual training will start in
the fourth grade and for boys in the
sixth grade. The pupils in the high
school will also be given the instruc-
tion in the work.
Miss Carrie Arner is now attend
ing to the duties of secretary for
superintendent Shull, his former sec
retary, Miss Lettie Tooker, having re-
signed Miss Arner has recently been
employed in the public library.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
.RICCI is INDICTED
FOR CHILD MURDER

New Brunswick, Sept. 16:-The
grand jury yesterday afternoon hand
ed in a bill of Indictment for murder
against Giancinto Ricci, who is ac-
cused OF killing -year-old girl
ct Cliffwood Sunday, September 6,
after assaulting the child. Justice
Bergen, who is here trying a murder
case, received the indictment.
Ricci pleaded not guilty today and
his trial was set for October 26.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
ENROLMENT
GROWS FAST
There Are 4,4OO Children in the
Schools Miss ATRer The Sup
OriniendGnt'S Secretary.
MANUAL TRAINING COUR E

There are now ALSO pupils enroll
ed In the public schools and more are
asking for admission daily Never
before was there such a demand for
seats and even the halliday sessions,
which have been resorted to, relieve
the situation but little.
Last week the total enrolment was
4,30S and today's shows an increase
of l72 More teachers are needed
and several other classes win have to
be given shorter sessions.
The entire high school building is
now devoted entirely to the high
school department and, in spite of
this fact, it is crowded
The enrolment in each Of the
schools, as given out by Superinten-
dent Shull this morning, was as fol-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
KICKED DOWNSTAIRS
FOR CALLING NAME

William Bugusy, twenty-five years
old. of Mary street, VISA held under
$500 bail by Recorder Pickersgill
this morning to await the action of
the grand jury on a charge of assault
preferred by Alexander Hamity, who
charged the prisoner with kicking
him down a fight of stairs Sunday
afternoon.
Bugusy pleaded guilty, but said
that Hamity had called him a Hun
garian." Lawyer John w. Beekman
was counsel for the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
MAN STABS WIFE; is
PLACED UNDER ARREST

Mrs. Stanislav Wiskovsky, of 85
Charles street. was stabbed in the
right leg, Just below the groin, by
her husband this morning DR.. M.
s. Meinzer attended her and Patrol
man Wood and Detective Huff arrest
ed the assailant. Wiskovsky Is an
ex-convict, the police declare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
TO KILL
THE EMPEROR
Hpecial ~ unised 80 wara.


Paris, Sept. 16.-The police today
confirmed the report that Emperor
William deferred making flying
visit to Schlucht Pass in French Vose-
gas by the discovery Of a bolt against
his life by two Alsatians The plot
ters are unreconciled at the taking
of Alsace-Lorraine by the Germans
forty years ago and they chose
French territory for an attempt on
the Emperor's life as the death PEN
atty has virtually been abolished
there.
Their presence on the border with
bombs in their possession was dis
covered by the police who warned the
Kaiser and urged him not to cross
the frontier. The plotters were en-
ployes of a Mulhausen factory. They
are uncaptured, but are known to
the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
NAME CHANLER
FOR GOVERNOR

Special bv United Press Wire:
Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 16:--Lieu-
tenant Governor Chanler was nomin-
ated by ACCLAIM alton for governor by
the democratic state convention to-
day.
He was placed in nomination by
Mayor Sagne, Of Poughkeepsie, and
Augustus Thomas, the playwright,
and friend of Bryan, seconded the
nomination, after which it was made
by acclamation.
John A. Dix, of Washington, N.
Y, was nominated for lieutenant
governor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
Schumacher Case IN November

The case Of Philip Schumacher VS.
The Prudential Insurance Com pany
and John s. DeHart, its superinten-
dent, will be called in the supreme
court soon after November 1. The
plaintiff is suing for false arrest and
imprisonment. Henry w. Kehoe is
his attorney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
CALL PEACE
CONFERENCE
gpeoial bv united Press Wtro:

8peoiGI by United Press Wtre;
The Hague, Sept. 16:-Upon the
request of the German and the Ital-
ian. governments 1t was learned to-
day that Holland has asked the coun-
tries that participated In the second
Hague conference to attend another
peace conference to draft universal
treaty of exchange regulations. The
date has not yet been set, but 1t is
believed it will be held next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
his HONOR THE MAYOR"
BOOKED FOR SEPT. 80

Those who enjoyed the two per-
formances of His Honor the Mayor
at the Majestic theatre, last season,
will be pleased to learn that 1t is
coming back here on September 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
several CansIilIa1e...a.

Several candidates are to be initi-
ated at a meeting Of Court Ambov
No. 58, Foresters of America. to-
night A meeting Of the fair com
mittee will be held after the regular
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16
OTHER WRIGHT BROTHER.
HAS TURN TO FLYING

Paris, Sept. Wilbur Wright
made flight of thirty-nine minutes
and nineteen seconds today at an
average speed of forty-eight miles an
hour He sailed over a course at the
military grounds at AyoHrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-16

"a The Nnws fll youT wanIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
lOiCI1S de ID CfnlQQ
PROYECTOS NUEvOS

Hace algunos dfas que la Camara
pospuso la proposition de ley del Sc
nor Arrillaga, en- que sc pedia TN MI
nero de becas para fnaestros con Ell
objeto de ir estudiar en- los Estados
Unidos. Ahora Ell seflor Was Ocho-
teco, ha recogido nuevamente la idea
del sef1or Arrillaga y ha presentado
TN proyecto con Ell mismo fin que el
anterior, con alguna que otra en-
mienda.
Ell sef1or Santiago ha pedido la
construction de TN puente sobre ell
rio Ell Abon, en- la carretera de Aibo-
nito Barranquitas, solicitando vein
te mil dollars para las expresadas
obras:
Los sefiores Tizol y Virella han
pres entado un bill en- que Sc solicita
Sc derogue Ell art1culo 40 del Codigo
de Enjuiciamento Criminal.
Ell seflor Was Ochoteco ha presen-
tado I'm proyecto para enmendar la
ley refer ente procedimientos lega-
les especiales.
Los sef1ores Colberg, Usera, Wire
LA, Larrauri y VifIas, han presentado
TN bill para la compra de semillas de
Jeniquen, con ell fin de entregarlas,
gratis, a los agricultores del pals.
Tratase de gestionar la construc-
cion de una carretera de tercera clase
entire los pueblos de Juncos 4 Maricao.
Han celebrado conferencias en- uno
de los salones de la Camara, los dele
gados seflores Lluveras y Bull, quie-
mes Sc proponen pedir sea discutido
& informado Ia proposition de ley
para construir un muro en- la ribera
derecha del rio Guayanilla 4 fin de
evitar los desbordamientos del men
cionado rio.
Han conference.-the hoy los sefores
Guerra, Georgetti y Eliza aburu, acerca
del bill que dichos sef1ores han pre-
sentado a la Camara, so1icitando I'm
credito de veinte mil dollars para
construir TN trozo de carretera de
cinco kilometres en- la Jurisdiction
de Bayamon empalmando con la de
Naranjito hasta Ell sitio conocido por
el "Puente de la Plata
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
EN- Ell SUPREME
UNA VISTA lMP0RTANTE

Este alto Tribunal ha decla-
RADIO hoy sin lugar la moci6n
presentada por los letrados Sc
ilores Bosch Y Mendez, sobre la
reconsideration de la orden que
dict6 hace dias con referencia a
la ejecucion de la sentencia re-
caida en- el case de Monserrate
Garcia Maitin contra la Suce-
sion Alos y otros, no obstante
la apelacion interpuesta por los
demandantes para ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme de los Estados
Unidos.
Ell incidente fu6 objeto de
una extensa y empenada discn-
sion entire los letrados de las
parties senores Bosch y Mende2
en- representation de los deman'
dados, Y Ell senor Perez Morris
como representante de los de-
mandantes.
La decision del tribunal que
ha sido favorable a estos, contie-
he tambien orden de levantar
la suspension provisional que
habia decretado Ell tribunal de
la ejecuci6n de la sentenc1a d
instancia del abogado sefor
Bosch.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
|SObTe academies f6lrOViiapiiOS
Una ley de Mr.. Hoyt

Sc encuentra en- Ell Comite de Le-
gis1aci6n para su informe, TN bill del
Attorney General, en- que Sc enmien-
da Ell artfculo 32S del Codigo Penal
de modo que quede redactado en- la
siguiente forma:
''Todo conductor. maqu inista, guar
|da-freno, guarda-aguja & otra persona
encargada del todo 6 en- parte de
cualquier wagon, locomotora 6 tren
de ferrocarril, dedicado al transporte
ordinario de carga pasajeros, y
cualquier despachador de trenes tele-
grafsta, jefe de estacion 8 cualquier
otra persona encargada del todo 6 en-
parte del deber de despachar 6 diri-
cir los movimientos de dicho wagon,
locomotora 6 tren de ferrocarril, que
ntencionalmente por descuido 10
dejare hiciere chocar con otro va
g6n, locomotora, tren 4 otro obleto
6 cosa, ocasioaando de este modo la
muerte 6 daf1o de una persona, incu-
rrira en- pena de preside por TN ter :
mino de seis meses diez afIos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
!! halIug!e del iiugyS
LOS SENORES DE DIEGO Y ZENO
GAMBIA

Ell jueves pr6ximo ha sido sefiala-
do para dar I'm banquete en- Ell hotel
|Inglaterra, a los sefiores de Diego y
Zeno Gambia. de la C4mara de Dele
gados.
Por la importancia de dichos sefio-
res, por las muchas relaciones frater-
males con que cuentan no so1amente
en- Ell campo de la polftica, sino que
tambien en- Ell particular, es SECURE
que el mencionado banquete ha de
ser una nota hermosa y digna por to-
dos conceptos del alto valer y mere
cimientos inconcusos de cada uno.
Ell sef1cr de Diego desde la presi-
dencia de la Camara baja, y Ell sef1or
Zeno Gambia, desde Ell pupitre del
delegado y desde la mesa de redac-
ci6n, son dos fuerzas poderosss, dos
palancas, que empujan Ell progreso
as1 Ell social como ell polftico del pats,
Reconociendo los sobrados m6ritoS
que enaltecen los distinguidos hom-
bres p1blicos, es SECURE que Ell BAN
quete del jueves, sino sc transfere,
sera una nota vibrante de compaf1e-
rismo.
Nosotros recogemos de nuestros ''re-
porters" la nota puramente como in
formation, al par que nos congratu-
lamos, por tratarse Ide amigos nueS-
tros y del pals, del acto que van &
realizar los sef1ores delegados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
Ul0 COn|id0 I1|in|0

Aver tarde ell delegado sef1or Cue
rra Mondragon dio una comida init
ma en- el hotel Inglaterra, al sefIor
Mufioz Rivera Y asistieron como Co
mensales los sef1ores Was Ochoteco
Barreras, Barcelo, Elzaburu Baiz.
Durante el almuerzo hubo derroche
de inspiration tanto por Ell d:stingui
do hombre pdblico q quien estaba de-
dicado Ell acto como por los demas
anflrones. Ell men,i estuvo esplen-
didamente servido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
NOtaS JudicialeS
CORTE DE DISTRITO

En- la Seccion Primera Sc lego por
|segunda vez Ell Calendario segl1n es-
taba anunc iado. En- ell case de lose
E. Saldaf1a y otros, contra Ell Concejo
Municipal de esta ciudad y Antonio
Perez Pierret, sobre revocation de
un acuerdo, la Corte dicto una orden
disponiendo que el demandante pres
te una hanza por $I.5oo-oo favor
del demandado Antonio Perez Pierret
para responder de los daflos y per
juicios que Sc le puedan originar
mientras dure el entredicho que
ha sido sometido, y 81 dicha fanza
no es prestada en- todo Ell d1a de hoy
quedara sin efecto la orden de la Cor
te del "a de Enero, decretando el en-
tre dicho y la paralizacion de las
obras objeto del injunction. La fan
"a fue presentada por los sef1ores don
Dionisio Triga y don Alberto Lee.
En- Ia secci6n segunda Sc vio el su
mario instru lido contra don Javier
Zequeira ex Juez de Paz de Lola,
por Ell supuesto delito de homicidio
voluntario. La defensa estaba car
go de los Licenciados sef1ores Guz
man Benitez (don jose y Benitez Cas-
taf1o. A las doce menos cuarto termi-
naron la declaration los testigos de
cargo y de descargo siendo suspen-
dido ell acto para las dos de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04
Bn|66rloS diSdnguidoS

Sc encuentran enfermos de mucho
cuidado los sef1ores don Juan II
Blondet, residente EN- esta ciudad y
padre del delegado la Canara Sc
flor Blondet, y don Francisco Barre
ras, residente en- Barcelona y padre
del delegado sefIor Barreras,
Deseamos viva mente Ell restableci-
niento de dichos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-04

A las tres de la mafiana de hoy
fueron despertados los vecinos de la
cale de San Sebastian, por Ell indi-
vfduo Asuncion Garrido (a) Refnffa
que estaba en- esta6o de embriague2
promoviendo fuertes escandalos; afor-
tunadamente la Reinita cay6 en- ma
nos dc I'm policfa quien 10 encerr6 en-
la carcel mucicipal, donde permanc-
|cera por ounce d1as.