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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
WANT MORE
TIME TO RUN
BRIDGE CARS
Jersey Central Traction Company
Applies tOT Extension Of FsR
Months Delay The Casss.
RUSSELL GETS COAL CONTRACT
special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Aug. 6:-An ap-
plication was received by the Board
of Freeholders this morning from the
Jersey Central Traction Company,
asking for an extension of time for
constructing trolley tracks across the
Amboy bridge They want an extern
sion of ten months over the fourteen
months originally allowed.
The reason given is delay in the
work" The matter was referred to
a committee composed of Freeholders
Stacey, Montgomery, Mundy and
Bunting, who will confer with the
company In regard to the cause of
the delay. A public hearing on the
application will be given by the board
on September 3.
Postmaster Charles w. Russell, OF
New Brunswick, who has coal yeard
was awarded the contrc It for fur
nishing coal for the county buildings,
109 tons of egg coal. "A of stove; and
20 of nut. Russell bid 1929 per
ton; Henry H. Banker, $6.31; Pat
rick M. Welsh, $685. and the Rari-
tan Coal Company, $6.41
A resolution by the finance COM
mittee was adopted to transfer ST.
WV lIOlA luC appropriation lOI Aul~
atics to the Amboy bridge account,
and $1,000 to loan and discount.
Freeholder Stacey was appointed
as a committee to receive bids for
constructing a culvert at Mutton Hol-
low, Woodbridge. Messrs Montgom-
cry, Mundy and Bunting will get
plans for changing the grade of the
Half Acre Road. A letter from the
State Road Commissioner stated that
the Jamesburg-D Dayton road had
been found o. X. by the state.
Director Pownall appointed Messrs.
Montgomery and Stacey to inspect
the main road at South Amboy and
to confer with the county engineer
in the matter.
A resolution by the finance COM
mittee was carried, giving the county
collector authority to issue $4,000
in notes In anticipation of the money
to be received from the state for
macadamizing roads.
The collectors report showed total
balance July and receipts during
July to amount to $59,027.23; dis
bursements, $46,985.97; and bal
ance, $12,041.26.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
GEO. EGGERI
ANNOUNCES
nAMnlnAnV
UHWUIUhUT
Mas Petitions Out for HomiHa.
tiOH on Republican Ticket
for MaYOraIiy.
SAYS He WILL STAND
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
Deputy Collector of Customs Comes
Out With a Statement Has Had
Much Experience in Politics.

George w. Eggert, Of 243 State
street, announced this morning that
he is out for the nomination for may
or on the republican ticket which
was first foretold in the NEWS last
week. Mr. Eggert when interviewed
by a NEWS reporter this morning.
said that he was looking for the nom-
ination and that his platform would
be Good Government"
II hear you are going to be the
candidate for mayor" said the NEWS
man.
II don't know" replied Mr.. Eggert
with a smile, "but / will be, IL the
people want me-"
Mr.. Eggert was born In Metuchen,
where he was reared and educated
He came to this city in 1898 and be-
came identified with republican poll
tics He soon made friends and In
1895 was appointed superintendent
of the city water works. He served
until 1899 when he was appointed
Deputy Collector of Customs, under
Robert Carson, which Office he holds
at the present time.
Petitions are being circulated to-
day and have already received d
number OF signatures.
Mr.. Eggert is understood to be the
choice of many for the nomina-
tion and as yet is the only candidate
formally in the field for the nomin-
alton, although a number of names
have been mentioned in the past few
weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
ZEPPELIN WILL
TRY AGAIN WITH
A new AIRSHIP
will Replace Wrecked Machine
With AnoihHT Disaster End
ed His Flight.
THE WORK or HIS LIFETIME
eoiol b. United press wire.

OVCCtOt UV OTtttOU kfP00 WHvs
London, Aug. 6:-Percival Spen-
Ger, an airship maker. announced to-
day that he received, few hours af-
ter the destruction of the Zeppelin
airship, orders for a new gas bag.
The new ship will be slightly differ
ent in shape, to reduce the danger
from air currents.
New York, Aug. 6:-Airship ex-
perts in all parts of the United States
are today discussing the accident to
the Zeppelin airship yesterday. Gen
eral Allen, chief of the army signal
corps in Washington, who has been
watching the tests in aircraft for the
government, said: THE principal de-
feet in the Zeppelin ship was its
rigidity."
Henri Farman, who has been max
ing successful flights here with an
aeroplane, declared that the accident
showed the aeroplane to be better
than a balloon ship, since the latter
presented too great a surface to the
air currents.
Friedrichshafen, Germany, Aug. 9
The destruction Of the airship
changed what had promised to be a
day Of jollification here into a day
of gloom. More than 10000 persons
had gathered in the streets of Fried
richshafen to greet the Homecoming
aeronaut. Houses were decorated
with bunting and streets were fes-
tooned with flags and lanterns.
Crowd Awaits News Of Journey.
In front of the principal hotel the
military band was just on the point
of beginning its concert when a man
rushed excitedly from the office Of a
local newspaper and affixed a tele-
gram on the blackboard at the en-
trance to the building A crowd of
people gathered to read the news, ex-
pecting to hear that the airship had
left Echterdingen on its way here.
One man began to read the message
aloud. Suddenly he stopped as If he
could not believe the news. Then he
cried out in loud voice: "The balloon
has burned upl The balloon has burn
ed upi"
The startling intelligence travelled
like wildfre down the main street.
Some people would not believe it and
declared that 1t was a bad joke, but
the doubters soon were silenced by
the pitifuI expressions on the faces of
the employees Of Count Zeppelin. who
rushed about with every evidence of
CONSERVATION.
CONTINUED on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06

witness, against Mancinelli, released
shortly.
Reel is in jail at Fonda, N ", but
is not treated as an ordinary prison.
er. His meals are sent from a hotel
and he is given considerable freedom.
Mr.. Stricken says that the authors
ties in Amsterdam are anxious to
have Mancinelli punished and that Is
why Reel was placed under such
heavy bail.
AS was told in the NEWS at the
time, Manicnelli and Reel both of
this CITY, met at st. townsville and
the former instantly shot the latter.
The trouble was over Mancinelli's
wife, whom Reel was suspected Of
running away with.
Joseph e. Stricken wrote q letter
to the sheriff in Montgomery county,
New York state, this morning. re-
some information regarding
the bail of Mancinelli. Mr.. Stricken
does not believes that he has been
released under bonds. He says that
Mancinelli was not out Of Jail on
Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
THIEVES ARE
HELD FOR THE
GRAND JURY
Youths admit Robbery OfPeddlef
on Road, Freight Car Theft
and Other Jobs.
TELL OF HOLDUP WITH
klD OF COLORED MAN
StsguVlt and Dexter Confess TO
Several Deeds Peddler Identifies
the Prisoners in Police Court.

Robert Steguvit, nineteen years
old, and William Dexter, twenty
years old, we're held in default of
81 600 bail by Recorder Pickersgill
this morning to await the action of
the grand jury on a charge of high
way robbery preferred by Harry Sol
omon, a peddler of New Brunswick.
Both youths pleaded guilty, Dex-
ter having confessed to Chief Burke
yesterday afternoon. The peddler
was present this morning and iden-
titled the prisoners.
Dexter told the chief that he, Ste
guvit and a negro went to Metuchen
last Saturday on Lehigh Valley coal
train. AS they left the cars they
saw a peddler, who proved to be Sol
omon, approaching. They asked him
for ride and he consented. When
a lonely part of the road between
Highland Park and Stelton had been
reached, the youths drew revolvers
and demanded Solomon's money. He
was thoroughly frightened and gave
them $45 in cash and a check payable
to him, for IS.
AS the three ran away, Solomon
shouted for help and several people
who happened to be in the vicinity
heard him, and when they learned
the ause of his trouble, chased the
highwaymen. Dexter and Steguvit
escaped and came to this city, but
the negro was caught later in the
day and taken to the New Brunswick
/ jail. Dexter said that he and Steg-
uvit received no part of the money.
The name of the negro, Chief
/ nffrEa uoxrc tc Nhow1au naryqa and
the chief believes that he was with
the boys in several escapades.
Steguvit yesterday afternoon re-
fused to confess, but he admitted his
guilt when arraigned this morning.
There are many charges against
the two prisoners. Chief Burke
says that they have also confessed to
robbing a freight car near the Rari-
tan Copper Works recently. AS was
told in tho NEWS at the time, case
OF ladies' skirts, over twenty pairs of
Continued on page 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
YACHT CLUB
LABOR DAY

Steps were taken at last nights
monthly meeting OF the Raritan
Yacht Club for a celebration On La
Dor Day, Monday, September z, IN
line with the way in which Decora-
tion Day and Fourth of July were OBJ
served. A motion was adopted for
the appointment of committee to
make the arrangements.
The membership took another big
jump, eight candidates being admit
ted. Several more applications are
pending and an adjourned meeting
will be held next Wednesday night.
An informal dance will be held at
the club house Friday night, August
IA, and the enjoyable time which the
last dance afforded is expected to
draw an even larger attendance at the
next affair, for the members and their
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
To EXAMINE
R. R. BRIDGE

City Engineer s. ]. Mason said
today that he will make an examin-
alton of the bridge over the Central
railroad at Hall avenue either to-
morrow or Saturday, in accordance
with the resolution which was pass
ed by the Board of Aldermen Mon
day night.
Alderman Schultz, who introduced
the resolution, says that the bridge
is dangerous and that it is not safe
for travel. Engineer Mason will ex-
anime it carefully and If he finds 1t
as Mr.. Schultz says 1t is, the rail-
road will be notified to repair 1t at
once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
BEGINS TOUR
OF COUNTY MONDAY.

Richard A. Peltier, of this city,
who is out for the republican nom
ination for sheriff, is planning for
his campaign tour through the coun-
ty, which he will start on Monday.
Mr.. Peltier intends to hand out
printed copies Of his platform. His
first stop will be Cranbury. He will
go by rail from this city and will tour
Cranbury in a rig
He proposes to go to Dayton Nom
day afternoon. Not alone will "Dick"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
BOY CYCLIST
SHOT IN BACK

Eugene Martin, the fourteen-year-
old son of William H. Martin, pro-
prietor Of a grocery store at 145 Mad
ison avenue, while riding bicycle
on Market street yesterday, was shot
in the back by small boy with an
air rifle.
The shot raised "a small lump on
Martins back but it was not neces-
sary to call doctor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
CONFERRED ABOUT
BONDS IN NEW YORK

City Clerk LaRoe. City Attorney
Hommann and Alderman-at-Larg
Voorhees, were in New York yester-
day relative to the $4,000 sewer
bond issue. The firm which is hand
ling the bonds desired some inform
alton In the matter, which was the
reason Of the visit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
BASEBALL NINE OF FIFE
AND DRUM CORPS HERE

The Goodwill Fife and Drum
Corps has formed a baseball team.
Harry Tneler was elected eantain.
and Charles Damgaard amnager, at
a meeting last night. They expect
to play the first game August 16,
when they will cross bats with the
Woodmen of the World.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
FUNERALS OF
BOY VICTIMS

The funeral Of Frank x. Urbanski,
Jr., who was one of the victims in
the accident at the Italian Catholic
church, was held at o'clock this
morning from st. Stephens Polish
Catholic church. A number of his
former playmates were the pallbear-
ers. The church was filled.
The funeral of James Fox. the
other victim, will be held this after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06

distribute the circulars denoting his
platform, but he will speak with the
voters.
Mr.. Peltier is in earnest in his en-
deavors to seek the Office. He realizes
that he is not - the ring, and states
that he does not want to be. He says
he would not accept the best job they
could offer. His intentions are to fight
his own battle and not to admit de-
feat until the last vote is counted at
the primaries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06

Messrs. Meyer & Klein, who for
sometime past have been engaged in
the butcher and grocery business at
Keasbey. have dissolved partnership.
by mutual agreement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
DIR. w. w. HODGES TO
TAKE DR.. LEES PRACTICE

DR.. w. w. Hodges will take hold Of
the dental practice of DR.. c. e. Lee,
at 81 Smith street, about August Is.
DR.. Hodges is neTss -hera-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
j. T. MEEKER
FELL BENEATH
MOVING HORSES
Local Tea Man Injured at Wood
bridge in Peculiar Manner While
Getting Into His Wagon.
SHOULDER SEVERELY HURT
,eoIal to ne EVENING NEWS.

np0ctUt 20 tnS HFENING MHWH.
Woodbridge, Aug. 6:-John T.
Meeker, Of Perth Amboy, employed
by the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com
pany, met with an accident while de-
livering in Woodbridge yesterday.
Mr.. Meeker left the wagon to de-
liver some goods at a residence in
New street about IL o'clock and, on
returning, his foot slipped and he
fell under the horses. The animals
became frightened and were about
to run away when the driver caught
the reins and brought the horses to
a standstill.
Mr.. Meeker was unable to rise un-
til DR.. Ira T. Spencer was called and
he was taken to his office for an ex-
animation. 1t was found that his
shoulder was dislocated.
DR.. Spencer said that he was un-
able to leave his Office yesterday af-
ternoon on account Of weakness and
pain. 1t is thought the horses step
ped on him. Ether was administer
ed.
Mr.. Meeker, when seen at his
home, 135 Madison avenue, this
morning, said he was suffering with
a dislocated shoulder. He also told
of being bruised on his left side and
his leg. Mr.. Meeker does not blame
the horses for the accident, as 1t is
his usual custom to board the wagon
after the team has started. Yester-
day his foot slipped and he fell
directly in the path Of the wheels.
One front wheel passed over his leg
and the rear wheel on the Same side
passed over his chest and dislocated
his right shoulder.
Andrew Smith, a youth, who was
on the wagon seat, stopped the
horses in almost a single length Of
the wagon.
Mr.. Meeker was removed to his
home in rig after the accident. He
is resting comfortably today, though
his right arm will remain in a band
age for ten days or so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
A FEW
MORE DAYS

Remember, only few more days
for the EVENING NEWS contest for
vacation trip to Niagara Falls. Keep
busy That's all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
NOTICE.

All stockholders Of National Brew
ing & Ice Company are requested to
be present at 2 p. IA. lF'ridaM august
2, Room l-6, Seheuer Bgis1ing
l825f-8-6-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
FIVE KILLED INA
BOILER EXPLOSION

Special by United Press Wire:
Valencia, Spain, Aug Gin a
boiler explosion in an iron foundry,
today, FIVE were killed and twenty
hurt, many fatally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
Hurt WhiIe Cuttinp wood.

John Eva, of SO Elizabeth street,
sustained a bad cut in the left knee
joint this morning, as he was engag-
ed in cutting wood at his home He
was attended by Or. G. w. TyrreH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
.CI TY GETS$I34
LIFE INSURANCE

Eugene Cross, local agent for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, has turned over to City Col
ieetor r. F. White. s134 which was
due the city as the death benefit OF
Patrick Carr, who died IN the aims
house several weeks ago.
In the policy the city was named
as the beneficiary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06
August Is free at Trainer's.

The only way to meet competition
8 TO ADVERTISE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06

August is free at Trainers.
1s209-s-S-6t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-06

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