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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29
Saints And KeiOS Play
TemorrOW-BaIl
Gossip

Onc baseball game is on ut the
Park tomorrow afternoon The Saints
and the Keios will play at o'clock.
This ought to he Il friendly match,
which, though 1t cmbodies the natur-
n rivalry of sport. will not have the
feature of something Il little more
lcrid which has characterized the
games of the Kcios with some of the
other teams here.
st. Louis put up Il very strong
game last SUNDAY with the Santa
Clara fellows, and ought to be in the
same fine form this week. The Keios
have also been playing in great form
lately, and winning their games. So,
in case both teams are in their re-
cent form, the exhibition of baseball
they will probably put up ought to
be worth seeing.
To-day the PunG and the Kcios are
having IL out, the game beginning at
3 o'clock, and only one game being
en- the card.
Burns and Hart
Eddie Burns and Frank Hart. the
crack bnll-playcrs from st. Mary's
College, who have done yeOman serv-
ice for the Puns in the games of the
triangle" series, left yesterday FOR
the Coast, on the Mongolia, cheered
as the steamer left her dock by u
large crowd of friends who had as
sembled on the wharf.
These boys have proven themselves
the best of sports during their stay
here, making themselves immensely
popular with their rcIlow-players,
who like their accommodating ways
and with tho fans. who like their
crack playing.
Any old time these two want Ia
come to Honolulu to play baseball
thor will find that they can get a
rood berth.
Bower Out Again
After the Honolulu League had 70,
ted 10 get back Bert Bower AS an UNI.
piro, ana had thought that the thing
was done, Il was found that they had
racEouCd without Bert. lie now says
that so len" ~ the game IL going h,
win pl1" with the Jewels, and not
handle the indicator. Thia looks lik,
b means Il, pc-idnF, what wonl.
TIE jewel 10 without him?
r ~ Second cer:oe
The League will probably begin t,
figure IN inc ~ccnHd Yc"iaa o. III,
.cTG!a' schedule noAt wroN tn,
Samo nua.iIly e. rtIyt at the nest
wc2k-cuh Tho fans are "ot SHOW
Ing, and h1vr not nhGwn. us great M
ap2rc i2tion uC the triangle games Il,
mirnt have been but Il IL hoped that
III" Jcfuming Of the rcTUlar game.
VIII have thow out again.
CHANGES in Teams
Tho teams are uiwayg chHugiug N
their pcYu nnel. but uooc faatur, per,
haps. than the Jewels IND the p,ua,
nous. ioii C." those ave los; q
SOnd numhcr of mc1. nai wiz com,
!rtJ t'fo gc"ord scriaS very different
JgTi"" tlo0s f'G'l those which bcglr
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29

SEBASTIAN July H.. The little Astuas nearly
spoiled surprise prepared
would her each time
his mother placed in
he could sitter.
The scheme worked well until the who
which
had been Mamar Palace himself with
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29
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. ever before in my experiences. If
!: Reilly is good enough to put it
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y the best man in Hawaii. But l
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z JACK NcFADDEN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29
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hasn't heard of him. Thompson has
booked in New York for the last forty
years, and despite his years is still Il
gay boy and one of the fastest money
takers in America. He takes big as
well as little bets with the greatest
courtesy, and when 1t comes to that
"thank-you talk" he is only beaten
by George Rose. II Is safe to say the
Colonel will receive Il royal welcome
by the Wcstcrners on his arrival in
San Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29

At meeting of the Aala A. G..
Wednesday evening, Fred. Lunina
was elected captain and J. o. Vierra
manager for the second team, taking
part in the series of the Kalaniana.
ole League.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-29

The Aala \. c. elected officers las
evening at the home OF DR.. x. +. Iii
as follows: Dr. X. +. LII, president
George Holt, vice president; NJ. Cor
rea. secretary; and Andrew zee
treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
FIRED WHEN A
|. MAN MENACED
HIM WITH KNIFE

A miniature riot occurred near the
gate Of the Raritan Copper Works
at $40 o'clock this morning, between
Italians and Hungarians, who were
looking for work. 1t was caused
when an Italian pulled razor, and
Hungarian a revolver, but he did
not hit the Italian.
The men, about twenty-five in
number, were lettering about the
copper works gate looking for work.
The Italian was close to the Hum
garian and had the knife ready to
plunge into him when the Hungarian
put his hand into his pocket and
whipped out pistol. The Hungar-
ian fired, but the shot went wild.
Before the men could attack each
other again, the rest of the men
closed IN on them, and prevented
them from doing harm to each other.
In the meantime the fracas had at
tracted the attention of the men In
the timekeeper's office, and watchmen
from the factory were sent out to
drive the crowd away from the gate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
SIGN CONTRACT
FOR FIRE HOSE
Eureka Company Of New York
10 Supply 1900 Feet Of
Paragon Brand.
500 FEET FOR LINCOLN CO.

Mayor Bollschweiler and James
Quinlan, a representative of the
Eureka Fire Hose Company, Of New
York. the firm which was recently
given the contract by the Board OF
Aldermen for furnishing the local
ire department with $500 feet of
hose, met in City. Clerk La Roe's
office at city hall yesterday afternoon.
and the mayor signed the contract.
Mr.. Quinlan said that he ex
pected that the order would be rush
ed along as rapidly as possible and
1t will be only a short time before
1t will be ready. The hose Is of Para
gon brand and will cost 81 per foot
When asked this morning how the
hose was to be divided among the
different companies, Fire Chief Null
len said that Lincoln Engine Company
would get about 500 feet, as the hose
which they have is in poor condition,
and as they respond to every alarm
throughout the city, they need It.
The remaining 700 feet will be di-
vided among the other companies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
RARE TREAT FOR
MUSIC LOVERS
Delightful Program Of Vocal and
Instrumental Selections Heard
al Home of Mrs. GrImsiead.
MRS. PRuYN DELIGHTS ALL

One of the most enjoyable events
Of the season. musical evening
was held at the residence of Mrs.
Frank Grimstead, 145 High street,
last night. under the auspices of the
Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church. The large
parlors were filed and seats were
also placed in the broad hall, the
attendance being particularly grati-
flying.
The first part of the program con-
sisted of French and Spanish songs
by Mrs Frances Pruyn, whose I'm
presentations have become SO we'll
known in New York society. Mrs.
Pruyn is gifted with a sweet voice
of excellent quality and she sings
with much feeling and expression,
carrying out the text of the songs
with effective gestures. Much ap-
plause greeted Mrs. Pruyn's work
and she was compelled to repeat one
or two selections.
The second part was equally en-
joyable, and encores were demanded
of all who appeared. Mrs. E. F.
Brundage and Miss Edna Grimstead
played piano duet, Andante
Brahms Symphonic No. B, and they
gave ar overture founded on a
Chinese melody, as an encore Mrs
c. E. Lee sang "Goodby," Tosti, and
MY Secret" Hanscome.
A quartet, composed of Mrs
Henry Dillon, Mrs. Theodore Degen-
ring, Mrs. E. A. Tunis and Mrs. w
H. Hesser, sang Folk Song
Weiner; Wheeler's Cradle Song y
and Bed Time Song" Nevin They
were accompanied by Miss Madora
Dayton. while Miss Grimstead accom-
panied Mrs. Pruyn and Mrs. Lee.
A mandolin trio. 'The Merry
Widow" was finely given, with
Matthew Urbanski at the piano. The
players were Miss Elizabeth Moser
Miss Helen Sokolinski and Alfred
Peck. Mr. Urbanski played. by re-
quest, piano solo, Polish
Dance"
The silver collection netted snug
sum for the society's work
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
SUES RIVALS
FOR $4,000
Nathan Wi|enlz Brings Action
Against Rippen Brothers,
Rival Tobacco Concern.
CONSPIRACY SCHEME ALLEGED

Nathan Wilentz, local tobacco
manufacturer, has retained lawyers
to bring suit for $4,000 against
Morris and Hyman Rippen, brothers,
who, he alleges, infringed on his
rights and tried to ruin his tobacco
business.
The defendants are also tobacco
manufacturers, with factory at
Division street. Not many months
|ago the Rippens sued Wilentz for in
fringing upon their rights, in imitat-
ling certain Hungarian tobacco bag.
Both parties, 1t is asserted. have
hired detectives the past few months
to gather evidence. 1t is even charged
that the defendants have been using
certain employees to gain knowledge
of the business methods of the plain
tiff.
Two local lawyers have one side of
the case in hand and the other is said
to be represented by New York law
|yerS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
BULLET VICTIM
J IS RECOVERING
4 Change for the Better in Con-
dilion Of Joseph DulkO. Shot
After Saloon Argument.
STATEMENT BY DR.. TyRRELL

The condition of Joseph Dutko
who lies at his home, 95 Charles
street, suffering with three bullet
wounds, alleged to have been inflicted
by Frank Przylylowski, saloon
keeper of 521 State street, is greatly
improved and he is practically out OF
danger.
AS told in the NEWS yesterday,
Dutko was shot three times by Przy-
lylowski, after he had purchased q
pint of beer and some whiskey in
the latter's saloon last Saturday.
One of the bullets entered his
hand. Another struck hts shoulder
blade and was found In his clothing.
The third wound was the most seri-
GUS of all and came within a half
inch of causing instant DEATH
DR.. G. w. Fithian, who is attending
the man, stated this morning that the
is robust, and the bullet glanced off
Did Not Extract Bullets.
In publishing the account of the
shooting yesterday the NEWS stated
that two of the bullets were extract.
ed by Mrs. G. w. Tyrrell. This was
not based on direct information. II
is not true and the statement has
caused Mrs. Tyrrell no little annoy.
ance, which the NEWS regrets ex.
ceedingly. The following letter from
DR.. Tyrrell explains the matter:
Editor EVENING NEWS:
Mrs. Tyrrell not desiring to pose
as a surgeon would be pleased to
have you place. in your paper, in a
position equally prominent with that
given the Dutko incident, correc-
ton of the same.
'Dutko came to my Office three
times and failed to find me. Later
he called me to his home. When
l arrived he refused to pay the fixed
price I charge for cases that require
my testimony at New 3runswick and
l refused to attend him.
Mrs. Tyrrell extracted no bullet
or bullets from his person.
Very truly yours,
20. w. Tyrreli."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25

A decision on a writ of certiorarf
was filed yesterday with the clerk Of
the supreme court at Trenton in the
action brought by Adam Eckert
against the city of Perth Amboy, set
ting aside the passage of the ordi-
nance for the building of q sewer in
Broad street.
City Attorney Hommann said to-
day that he had not yet received the
full text Of the opinion, but he has
written for 1t and expects 1t very
shortly.
The writ is granted on the ground
that one city council cannot pass en-
ordinance introduced in a previous
council.
One of the questions involved in
the case was whether or not the city
council should contain only one mem
Der from each ward, as now. What
the courts ruling is on this point
cannot be learned until the full opin-
Ton is received. The city government
might be upset by this.
Mr.. Eckert said today that the
object of his action was to set aside
the ordinance providing for the
sewer, and that he does not yet know
about the other points brought into
the case. His counsel. Captain James
Parker, he thought, was out of town
today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
DECISION is
AFFIRMED

Lawyer Peter A. Peterson, who
represented Joseph Klein. in suit
for a commission, which was brought
by Isaac Alpern, through Beekman
e Spencer, has received word Of the
decision of the New Jersey Supreme
Court, which affirms the decision oi
Judge Lyon in the local District
Court in May 1907, when he decided
the case in Klein's favor.
The case arose from a dispute
over the payment of commission on
the sale of property in Cortlandt
street. Judge Lyon held that Alpern
could not recover the commission,
for technical reasons. The case was
appealed to the Supreme Court in
November, from which a decision has
been received affirming the judgment
with the costs, the latter amounting
to about $25.
The plaintiff expects to take the
case to the Court of Nrrors and Ap-
peals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
EXCURSION OF
WOOOCHOPPERS

At special meeting of Cabin Am
boy No. l, Woodchoppers. last night,
plans were discussed for their annual
excursion. A committee, composed
of Thomas Lucas, Joseph Williams,
Thomas Whatney, John Killmurray,
Ever s. Everson, Peter Martin, P. F.
Manton, Frank Beatty, Joseph Frue-
werth, George Gardener, B. Haffner.
p. Edwards. Michael Mannion, Alex
ander Sokolinski, T. Fitzpatrick, w.
Cassidy, G. j. Ranjo and Charles
Seel, master woodchopper, was ap-
pointed.
Several candidates were initiated
and arrangements were made to at
tend Court Standards ball In Wash
ington hall tomorrow night. They
will meet at their rooms and go in
body.
Those initiated were William Cas-
sidy, Philip Beatty, Charles Dorian,
Alexander Sokolinski, Charles l..
Rankin, Edward c. Smith and Char
les A. johnson. The cabin has re-
ceived new regalia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
PEOPLE
IN The CAST

The fifty people who constitute the
cast for the fire play. "The Fire Bri-
gade," which is to be presented at
the Majestic theatre on Monday
night, March 2, as benefit for Nc
Clellan Engine Company No. 8, are
now receiving the finishing touches
throughout the dramatic portions Of
the play, and Manager De Long feels
assured that his play will be as great
a success here. both socially and f.
nancially, as 1t has been in all other
cities that he has visited, and trusts
that the public in general Of Perth
Amboy, will remember the good
work done by the volunteer firemen.
and help it to fill the Majestic box
Office on Friday morning, February
28, at 8 o'clock, and as the McClellen
boqs have sold an unusually large
number of tickets In advance, 1t
would be we'll to get In line early, IL
you want to secure a good seat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
APPOINTMENTS
NOT JUST YET
Mayor BOIIschweiler Says Police
men or Others Will Probably
Not Be Named Monday Might.
SLATE IS NOT YET PREPARED

Although the candidates for the
police force and others who are in
terested in the matter have been
expecting that appointments would
be made at the meeting of the Board
of Aldermen next Monday night, they
are doomed, 1t is believed to disap-
Lointment for 1t was learned thif
morning that Mayor BollschweileI
will most likely, not make the ap-
pointments until later.
When seen by NEWS man this
morning and asked II he had made
up the list Of those who would be ap-
pointed to the police force, the mayor
said he had not done SO as yet.
When questioned as to when the men
would be appointed, the mayor said
he did not know, but, from the pres
ent outlook, no action along these
lines would be taken Monday night,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
FIRST TRAIN PASSES THROUGH
HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL TODAY
CITY DEPARTMENTS BEING
TRANSFERRED TO ADDITION
TODAY, AND CELLS ARRIVE

Today is moving day at city hall,
and the work of transferring the old
desks and Office fixtures from the po-
lice and recorders departments and
city Offices in the old structure to the
addition Is now well under way, and
1t is hoped to have the greater part
out of the old building by tonight or
tmorrow morning, so that the con-
tractor, Walter Quakenbush can COM
mence the remodeling of the old
structure as soon as possible, after
which all but the police and recorder
will move back.
The work of moving IL in charge
OF Chief Burke, City Clerk La Roe,
Collector Of Revenue White, Super
intendent Burns and Deputy Health
Inspector Brewster, but the heavy
part Is being done by employees of the
street and water departments.
The new cells have arrived and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
SAY RECEIPT
is A FORGERY

The case of Peter Yaglouski VS..
Frazer Brothers, was due to be heard
in the local District Court yester-
day, but the plaintiff did not appear,
The suit concerned the payment OF
a premium on an insurance policy
issued by the defendants. The plain
tiff alleges that he paid the prem
ium and exhibits receipt signed by
Frazer Brothers. The defendants al
lege that they never signed the re-
ceipt and that it must be a forgery.
Lawyer Thomas Brown represents
the Plaintiff He was present yes
terday and explained the case to
Judge Lyon. Judge Lyon stated that
he had known the defendants for a
number of years and he feels conf.
dent that they would never demand
a second payment of debt. A
hearing will shortly be held and tess
timony will be heard form both sides.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
INVITE OTHER LODGES
TO SHAMROCK SOCIAL

A meeting of Willow Grove No. 6,
Woodmen's Circle, was held last
night, and two applications were re-
ceived. The committee In charge of
the shamrock social to be held on
st. Patrfck's day reported that every
thing is going ahead for that affair.
An invitation has been extended to
Maple Grove No. 6, of this city;
Cedar Grove, of Elizabeth; and Perth
Amboy Camp No. 10. Woodmen of
the World, to attend.
A committee, composed of Mrs.
John Eyerkuss, Mrs. Valentine Kisch-
ner, Miss Blanche vanSyckle and
Mrs. Jorgen Martinusen, was ap-
pointed to draw up constitution
and bylaws. A social hour followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25

are now being placed in position.
The changing Of the telephone from
the old police headquarters to the
new station will be started today, 1t
is expected. The electric lights are
about ready and, 1t IL hoped, can be
turned on tonight.
For time the police and city ON
GERS VIII be crowded into the addi-
ton.
Some talk that the plans for the
remodeling of the old building
should be changed so that the dis
trict court could be placed on the
third floor, is heard and Judge Ad-
rian Lyon has taken the matter up
with Alderman-at-Large Voorhees,.
Chief Burke and Architect J. X.
Jensen, were in Newark yesterday to
look over the Fourth Precinct sta
tion, so that they could get some
ideas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
SHOT LAWYER
IN HIS OFFICE

Special by United Press Wire:
NEW YORK, Feb. 25:-Mrs. Jen-
ME Bunt today shot and seriously
wounded Charles NJ. Sanford. a.
wealthy and prominent lawyer in his
Brooklyn Office in revenge, she all
leges, for running her life. Mrs.
Bunt, who is thirty years old, waited
until Sanford appeared at his office.
Then, after brief talk in his private
room, she shot him in the back of
his head. He is too critically wounds
ed to make a statement, but she is
raving in the police station of her
wrongs. She is apparently demented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
ROB SAFE OF
COAL OFFICE

Thieves last night entered the
Office of the Perth Amboy Coal Com
pany and robbed the safe, the outer
door of which was open, of about 50,
and tore up some checks which they
found in one of the drawers. Charles
Polensky, representative of the
company, told NEWS man this af-
ternoon that he would notify the
police this afternoon.
Some weeks ago a member of the
company lost bunch of keys, one of
which was a key to the office door,
and it is supposed that the thieves
found this, az the Office door was
opened.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
WILL RESUME DITCH
DIGGING SHORTLY

The work of digging bitches to
help prevent the formation of breed
ing pools for mosquitoes is soon to
be resumed. When the work was
halted few months ago, on account
of the frozen condition of the ground,
nearly all of the bitches had been
completed. When the work is re-
sumed, which will be shortly If the
weather permits, It will only take
about two or three weeks to finish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
TO IMPROVE
CITY'S HEALTH


Health Inspector G.. w. Fithian
and Deputy Inspector Brewster are
working to raise the standard OF
cleanliness in the northern and west
ern parts of the city, near Inslee
street.
In that section there are no sewers
and no city water connections and
for those reasons the health inspec-
tors find it difficult to keep the
streets and back yards in clean and
sanitary state.
1t is stated that garbage and re-
fuse water are thrown on the streets.
The inspectors are working to
close up the wells in the city, for
they are termed disease-breeding
places. In the sections of the city
where no water pipes have been laid,
the health authorities are at a loss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-02-25
FINGERS CRUSHED
BETWEEN TWO CARS

Hans Johnson, an employe at the
local plant of the Atlantic Terra Cot
Ia Works. had two fingers mashed
between cars this morning. One is
exceptionally bad and may have to be
amputated. He was attended by DR..
M. 8. Meinzer.