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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
ANNOUNCE
The Van SAINT
School of Shorthand
Room Is, Wead Building
CORNE 18TH n FARM SITS.
CORNER 18TH AND FARNAM SITS.

This is al age Of seusres The creates successes in life are made by special
who learn to 10 something better han it can be done by the average person
In 8 similar business
The Var SAINT School Of Shorthand Is 3 Private Speciality School for teaching
shorthand tpewnHng ofnce practice business ethics. and everything connected with
the duties Of nrstdass Eenogaphes More than IS per cent Of III the students
who have AIKEN courses In this SCHOOL, have held good Topographic positions Is
graduat are mn the best POSITIONS. from amanuenss to court reporter They
are n demand all over tbs country for senorrapmc and teaching positions
One cause OF tho gWt success Of the school is that 10 one is nowea to enron who
does BOT have the education and ohT qualities that max success probable
Ay one n wishes wn b allowed to attend the school a week before enronng
ad II he does not enroll no charse will be made for the week
Payments may be made monthly II preferred
No school in thu section hs a better equipment or more capable and experienced
teachers Every teacher has had practical experience as a senographer
Patrons of the school can depend upon fair treatment If for any reason any
one wishes to leave The school, money vii be returned for une1phed time
Students may eer at any inns as the early instruction. is individual
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AUIoMoRILES

SEND for our hat of secondhand automo4
biies DER1GHT. 1gik FEEnam. Oh
THREE-One ton commercial a~utomobiles
prices SSo. $50 and A,20 Apply w. s.
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BUICK ~runabout. S-horse power; almost
new, cost new $780, used less than 4C
miles; u.So0 Address c 80. care Bee.
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MARRIAGE

The following marriage licenses have
been issued.
Name and Address. Age.
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Lucy GrBzier. Lebanon. Mo..-.-.-.--.... Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

ATTENTION. KNIGHTS AND LADIES
OF SECURITY.
All members Of Omaha Council. No. as.
are requested 10 be present al our meeting
September = for selection Of officers.
W. p. CLARK. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE - IO. $50 acres finest
Texas Panhandle land az from SIS 10 SIS
per acre IN any size farm 70 sui. "a
an acre cash, balance % years time Al
8 per cent interest, viii consider stock
81 al una also good buildings; must
be clear OF encumbrance. Inuuirs u III
Thomas, Laurel. Neb. N-AfTg 50
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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y a AEEk for flftean weeks invested IN
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NcrldE coming steel and iron mEnufEc-
turing CENTER offers CONSERVATIVE small
nFestors opportunity 10 make quick for
t1ne For particulars, address Warn a
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able, shallow wafer bottom land: price
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Iowa Land

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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TaE CITY CARRIAGE CO. office 4th ana
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AGENTS AND STREET MEN 49, Don't
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

NCANDESCENT electric lamp salesman
for established trade In tranEmissour
territory: must be capable and perma-
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and salary wanted ia California 81
Denver. Coio. Nl-M46s 3X
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

FOR EALE-Barber shop In beet factory
town ~ health causes me 10 sell Address
p O. Box 1a2 sugar City, Colo
Q-MlE TX
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
Dennis Layer a Driver fOrMichaeI
Seaman,and mOtsrman Krasge-
Iupd Hurt in Accident.
WAS NEAR THE CITYLlNE
Wagon Was Approaching Smith
Street Along Old Florida Grove
Lane-DrOve Directly In
Front of Car.

Two men were injured, a wagon
demolished and horse cut and
bruised in a trolley accident that oc-
Cured at the intersection of Smith
street and the old Florida Grove lane
near the city line this morning. Den
mis- Layer, a driver for Michael Sea-
man, a grocery dealer, of 1870 Wash
ington street, and Hans Kraegelund,
a motorm an on the local division of
the Public Service lines, are the in
jured. The motorman received a
scalp wound and was stunned.
The accident occurred about $3.50
o'clock, when Layer, in Seaman's
ward along the former entrance to
car No. 1,157, large double-trucked
trolley car, was travelling toward
Keasbey and was going up the in
cline at good rate of speed.
Did Not See Car.
The driver of the vehicle failed to
see the car and it struck the rig
squarely in the middle, hurting 1t to
one side of the road. Layer was
thrown from his seat and stunned
and portion of the wagon struck
Motorman Kraegelund on the head
The motorman is suffering from a
scalp wound and other head injuries.
Layer is badly cut about the head
and body. His ear and hands were
cut. The wagon, and it's contents OF
groceries and provisions, was COM
pletely wrecked. The horse was
knocked down and severely cut and
bruised on one side.
A relief crew from the local car
barns was quickly on the scene after
the accident and the injured were
brought to the car barns in a trolley
where they were attended by DR.. F.
G. Henry. Layer was able to walk
to his Employers store. He lives at
Keasbey's Landing. Kraegelund was
removed to his home at 26 Davidson
avenue.
Michael Seaman, the owner of the
rig, arrived on the scene shortly af-
ter the accident. The horse was
taken to his stable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
HICKMAN MAY
SUE L.V.R.R

August Hickman, of 178 Wash
ington street, who was struck and
injured, while driving a horse and
wagon across the Buckingham ave-
nue. crossing of the Lehigh Valley
railroad, on September 26, has en-
gagged Lawyer Thomas Brown to re-
cover dam ages.
Hickman sustained a broken arm
One of his legs was badly bruised
and his body was bruised from head
to foot. He became pinned under
one end of freight car after it had
struck his rig.
Lawyer Brown said this morning
that 1t is very probable that the case
will be settled out of court If set
tlement is not thus effected, action
will be taken in the supreme court
for several thousand dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
COOK WILL
CASE AGAIN
ecia1 to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Oct. 1.-THE
Cook will case was resumed this
morning when several witnesses took
the stand in behalf of Mrs. Chambers
who is contesting the will Of her
father, the late Henry G. Cook, of
Perth Amboy.
John Tracy, an employe of the Es-
sex County Hospital for the Insane,
testified that Mr.. Cook was rational
at times and Henry Maskin, a cloth
ing dealer of Newark, who had on
several occasions measured Mr.. Cook
for suits, told how particular Mr..
Cook was about them.
Mrs. Chambers testified that dur
ing her sixteen or seventeen years
residence in the West it was very
hard for her to get answers to the
letters she wrote her father.
DR.. W. w. Davis, of Perth Amboy,
said that he believed that Mr.. Cook
was insane and not fit to draw q will.
The case is still on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
TAFT'S POLICY
ON WATERWAYS.
In Chicago Speech Today He
Pledges Himself for Vast I'm
pTovemenls for HarhoYs.
EXPENSIVE BUT WORTH ri
Special bv United Press Rtre:


Chicago, Oct. Tn a forceful
speech before the Inland Waterways
Convention today William H. Taft
pledged himself to a systematic and
generous policy for the improvement
of the rivers and lakes. ''The cost
of making ocean harbors out of the
cities on the Great Lakes, the Miss
issippi and its tributaries will be
enormous" he said, but it will be a
splendid investment and will pay
tremendous dividends in savings of
freight charges and opening up the
vast, undeveloped areas of the coun-
try"
After referring to the work already
accomplished in small way, he said
the time had come when it was i'm
perative to consider these improve
ments according to some general
comprehensive plan SO as to mould
them into complete system of trans
portatfon."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
CHEERS FOR
CANDIDATES
Fifth and Sixth Ward Democrats
Hold Big Meeting in Pulaski
HALL In State Street.
PARADE Proceeds MEETING

Over 500 voters OF the fifth and
sixth wards were present at q rous
ing democratic mass meeting in Pull
aski Hall in State street last night.
Many Poles and Hungarians were in
the audience and for their benefit
two orators had been sent here by
the National Committee to address
them in their own language. This
move Of the democrats was a success
as was evidenced by the applause of
the foreigners after their countrymen
had finished speaking.
Prior to the meeting there was a
parade from State and Washington
streets to the hall. The procession
formed on Washington street, march
ed up State street to Hall avenue, up
Hall avenue to Catherine street,
countermarched to State street, and
proceeded to the hall
The Parade.
A band lead the parade while a
Slavish band marched in the rear of
the candidates and about 200 en-
thusiastic voters. There was cheer
ing all along the line of march and
displays of fireworks Those In the
parade carried red fire torches and
feelings as they carried lights for the
musicians.
North Amboy was certainly awake
last night. On Hall avenue and State
street there were crowds of people
who cheered the candidates as they
passed. Lawrence Dalton and Will
liam Major, candidates for alderman
and recorder, respectively, were at
I,xrt HI
members of the Young Mems Club
and the City Executive Committee.
Speech making in the hall COM
menced shortly after O'Clock fol-
lowing the selection of Joseph Masso-
pust as chairman of the meeting.
Richard F. White acted as chairman
pro tenn and Edward Tymrakiewicz
was selected for secretary. After
short speech of acceptance Mr.. Mas
sopust introduced Benjamin Perel-
mann, of Buffalo, N. Y, one of the
speakers of the evening.
Mr.. Perelmann Speaks.
Mr.. Perelmann spoke in Polish and
reached the hearts of the foreigners
present with his oratory on the is
sues. Thunderous applause follow
ed and 1t was seen that most of the
lOISl6ueTS III the mali dBTeeu WIFI
the speaker in his views of the sit
uation.
DIR. Ramsay Talks.
DR.. w. e. Ramsay, candidate for
reelection to the assembly was in
troduced next, by Chairman Masso-
pust. After burst of applause, DR..
Ramsay said: 1.-The democratic gov
ernment Is a government for the peo-
pie. In England laws are made to
govern only the English people and
in Germany to govern the German
people, but here in the United States
where the population is cosmopolitan
laws must be made TO govern almost
every nationality, and that Is no easy
task
Laws should be made in keeping
ana In justice with all and l think
that the democratic party is more far
sighted than out republican friends
in making laws for the people,
The speaker attacked Governor
CONTINUED on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
EIks In Short Session.

A short session of Perth Amboy
Lodge 7S4 B. P. o. Elks was held in
their rooms in the Odd Fellows
building last night. The committee
in charge of a proposed minstrel
show to be given in the Majestic
theatre some time this season, re-
ported progress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
KAISER HOLDING OUT
He is Believed TO be Behind Aus.
lfia in the Present Situation
in Balkan States.
AUSTRIAN LEGATION ATTACKED
Mob of Seryians at BeIgarde Storm
the ! lace, Smash Windows and
Threaten the Occupants.

Special By United Press Wire:
London, Oct. Germany looms
up large as an obstacle in the way Of
an international conference for the
settlement of the Balkan trouble.
According to opinions expressed by
British diplomats, today, no matter
what reasons may be officially as
signed for the failure of the proposed
conference, which today seems possi-
BILE, England will hold the Kaiser re-
sponsible.
Austria-Hungary will stand as the
nominal-leader in the opposition, but
back of AustriaHungary the British
diplomats profess to see the cunning
hand of the Kaiser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
NO VERDICT IN
JACOBSON CASE
Jnry Out All Night and Was Dis.
missed at Noon To-Day With
out Agreeing.
WAS HIT BY TROLLEY CAR
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Oct. 1.-THE
eleven-man jury in the damage suit
of Charles Jacobson, of Perth Am
boy, against the Public Service Rail-
way Company, came in at noon today
after being out all night. The case
was tried yesterday and the jury re-
tired. They were unable to reach a
verdict all night and were of like
mind when they came in today. 1t
is said that they stood eight in favor
of the plaintiff and three against.
Jacobson was struck by trolley car
at Smith and Goodwin streets, Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
Austria Is Defiant.
Special bu United Presz WtTs.

Vienna, Oct. 1.-THE Austria
Hungary foreign office today boldly
announced that neither her annexa-
tion of Bosnia and Herzegovina nor
the Bulgaria declaration of independ-
ence was a matter of concern to the
other powers and that she did not
care whether the annexation was
recognized or not as it was an accom-
plished fact and could not be undone.
The statement was issued as a
protest against the calling of an in
ternational conference to revise the
Berlin treaty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
SCHUMACHER
CASE Is OUT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Oct. THE case
Of Philip Schumacher, of Perth Am
boy, against the Prudential Insurance
Company. of which he was an agent,
for $4,000 on a charge of false ar
rest was tried before Judge Lloyd
this morning. The court granted a
non suit on the ground that there
was no cause for action. Mr.. Schu-
macher and Justice Sedan took the
stand as witnesses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
PoIice Clambake Tomorrow.

force have completed the arrange
ments for their clambake, which will
be held in Mckinley hall on Elm
street tomorrow afternoon. The ca
tering will be of the finest and the
Cops" expect a real treat.
The bake will last from about
until o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
Greek Prince Assasinated.


Athens, Oct. 7:-Dispatches just
received apparently confirm the Con-
stantinople rumor that Prince Con-
stantine of Greece was assassinated
while attending the Servian army
maneuvers. The city has been
thrown into the widest excitement
by the report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
Rioting In Belgarde.

Belgrade, Oct. 7:-Mobs of angry
Servians today are surrounding the
Austrian legation and threatening to
renew the attack which began last
night and continued until dawn,
when a detachment of soldiers sue
eeeded in beating back the infuriated
mobs. The troops are now guarding
the legation.
Every window of the legation
building was broken during the
night attacks. The legation attaches,
aided by the soldiers, were able to
keep the mob from entering the
legation.
Continued on page ID
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
GREGORY BUYS
STEAMER HART

In about a week another large
iron boat will reach It's final resting
place in John H. Gregory's marine
grave yard at the foot of Brighton
avenue. The new addition will be
the large transfer steamer William
T. Hart, Of the New York, New Hav-
en- & Hartford Railroad.
Mr.. Gregory purchased the steam
er at Providence, R. l., on Monday,
and said this morning that he ex-
poets it here In about a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
NATIONAL LAUNDRY
Rlnq Street
Telephone 236-w

The only up-to-date laundry with
modern appliances in the city. Work
done by hand if desired. Prompt de-
liveries. Open $50 a. m. 10 s p. m.
LYDlARD & KlLLiAN, Props.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07
Crete to Join Greece.
hn TInffed p-cra Wtra.

Cameo, Crete, Oct THE Island
of Crete which occupies the same
position toward Turkey as Bulgaria
did, is momentarily expected to de-
clare its independence and effect
union with Greece.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07

HIS' OHIIty IS IteCOV6Tln8.
The condition of Mrs. Bessie Jaf-
fey, of 291 New Brunswick avenue,
who, with her six-months-old son,
Leo, fell down stairs at their home
last Saturday afternoon, Is consid-
erably improved. The child died a
few hours after the fall and was bur-
led Sunday at noon, in the First
Perth Amboy Hebrew Mutual Aid
Society's cemetery. The father is
grief-stricken over the tragedy
NO ADvERTISING-and, a little
later, NO STORE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-10-07

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23

Mining location notices for sale at
the Journal Miner Office.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
A. AND c. BRANCH
TO SIGNAL
MINES

JaeN Jaeger. chief engineer of the
s. g.. T.. y T.. II. T.. Fi,hcl. boz, as.is
t1ut. and % survey party lof' last night
for Bousc. where tncv viii start pre-.
imiuary survey of branch line Of the
Arizona and California 80 the Signal
mines. Tho route is approximately
twenty miles in length. Il passes
through the Bll Williams Fork moan.
tains. IN which many promising copper
and gold mines are being developed.
The Signal mines were recently taken
ovcr by the Mrchcll interests II IL
probable that the line will bc built this
year n the Mitcnells are reported pre-
pairing for large development opera
tons at the Signal. Fishel was cngin
Ger in charge of the construction of the
Arizona and California Railroad to
Parker. He will make the survey for
the proposed branch.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-09-23
A FAIR OFFER.

Republican speakers in the present
campaign have submitted u proposition
to their democratic friends which
seems fair to both parties and on the
claims Of the democratic politicians,
extremely advantageous to them.
Their claim is that the territory is
certainly and overwhelmingly demo.
cratic. 1t is conceded for the sake of
argument that this is true. Tncy in
turn are asked to concedc what every
is that If republican delegate were
elected next November, our prospects
of statehood would immensely bright.
en-: that in fact we would certainly get
statehood.
Then why do not the democrats come
IN aud apply the clinchcr To- the state
hood busincssi II after admission
Arizona is really democratic. what =
gain will be that of democracy \
democratic governor with his long
train of state officials aud member, of
appointivc boards and commission: two
democratic United State, senators. aud
n representative and q democratic iu
dietary.
Il not all this worth the sacrifice Of
solitary democratic candidate for
delegate to congress- And it would be
less of sacrifice than it might seem
even to the politicians and the more in.
AZ. ~.
will he lost anyway.
The rank and file of the democrats,
whatever they may think of Mr.. Smith
or the future of the party. seem less
disposed day by day to obstruct the
progress of the territory toward admis
sion. The ambitions of Mr. Smith and
the wishes Of his friends are rs nothins
compared with statehood. - Phoenix
Republican.