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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-28

ly wioekrol .Indyj Wschodnich,
lord Curzon, bynajmniej ME chce
mu do tego dopom6dz, gdyz 50
pogniewani. Mloda pani Leitero-
wa zamierza w Paryzu kupic So
bic wyprawe = do czego pred
slubem ME niala czasu i to
wspanialsza bogatsza, niz kiedy-
kolwiek milionerka amerykahska
kupowala, Przedtem podobno pan
stwo miodzi spedza try tygodnie
w Szkocyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-28


lei mitrowicka. Pod tym wzgledem
znalazl on grunt przygotowany,
gdyz zblizenie SIP Rosya wielce
Jest pozadane przez ludy s}Qwian-'.
skie Austryi. z drhgiej strony RO-
sya stopniowo dochodzi do pre-
konania, re gi6wne nebezpieczei-
stwo grozi jej cd, strony Prus
re w razie tnozliwego zatargu, do
brze mice Austrys po swojej stro-
ME. Istnieja wprawdzie miedzy
Austrya z jednej strony, Rosya l
Anglia drugiej = wrecz przeci-
wne interesy ma Blizszym Wscho-
die, przy dobrych checiach jed
max sierra wp}yw6w da sic podzie-
lie ku obustronnem zadowoleniu,
zw}aszcza, re odrodzony ustr6j ze-
wnetrzny m4odej Turcyi znacznp
ogranicza wplyw mocarstw ma jej
sprawy. ..s.-
Obok niekt6rych widok6w spree
cznych posiada Anglia i Austrya
takze wsp6lne interesy ma Nseho-
die, kt6re niewatpliwie zblizye
musza te panstwa. Austrya zajela
Bosnie Herzegovina, Anglia :
Egypt. Ostatnie wypadki W Turcyi
giosnem echem odbiiy sic W obu
tych krajaeh. Wobec 'tego Anglia
i Austrya znalaz}y sic W identy-
cznem poiozeniu prawdopodobnie
to samo zajma stanowisko, kt6re
ostatecznie W Ischlu zosta}o wyja-
snione.
Jezeli uiekt6re niemieckie pis-
ma austryackis utozsamiaja polo
zenie Austryi po}ozeniem Me
mice, to czynia to pod wpiywem
idei wszechniemieckiej. Faktycz-
ME rzeezy stoja zgoia inaczej.
Austrya ME narzuca Europie swej
hegemonii, ME uprawia polityki
zaborczej ze szkoda sasiad6w, to
tez ami Rosyi, ami Francyi, ami
Anglii ME moae zaleiee ma jej O.
slabieniu. Przeciwnie, rozw6j jej
potega potrzebne So Europie, ia
ko tarcza pred swiatem muzu}-
ma1skim, kt6ry po dw6ch VIE
kach upadku do nowego budzi sic
zycia.
Inny zgola jest stosunek Anglii
do Prus. Tutaj rywalizacya ME
daie sic zaprzeczyc. Podobne akty
kurtuazyi miedzynarodowej,> jak
niedawna wizyta krola Edwarda
u cesarza Wilhelma W Cronbergu,
moga zewhetrznie zlagodzic sto-
sunki, wewnetrzny jednak antago-
nizm zostanie,, dop6ki Prusy ME
zrzekna sic, idei przewodniczenia
Europe. Potezna rasa anglo-saska,
kt6ra wp}ywami swymi jak siecia
ogarnela kule1 ziernska, takiego ry-
wala zniese ME moze pod bokiem.
Do jego oslabienia dazye musi i
bedzie ze zwyk}a wytrwaioscia.
Me nalezy iednak sadzie, BY WI
zyta kr6la Edwarda miala ma ce-
In oderwanie Austryi cd tr6jprzy-
mierza, jak to przypuszczaja ME
kt6re pisma. Krok TAXI r6znych
wzgled6w by}by niemozliwy, ma
wet niepozadany. Przedewszy-
stkiem, odosabniajac W ten spos6b
Niemcy, popchneloby sic je do
rozpaczliwej obrony, coiznowu ME
jest W intersie pokoju powszechne-
60. Poza tenn sedziwy ces. Franei-
seek J6zef zbyt sic z1yl z idea troy
przymierza, by obecnis m6gi- sic
zdecydowa6 na potargauie wezf6w,'
jake lacza .Anstrye9 ze wsp6plee'
miennymi Niemcauai prawieN odi
ewierei wieku, Wystarczy jednak,
ady s;s usunie to faktyczns pod
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RoK XIX.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, 20 sierpnis

hOlidl III "SLOioJ VI uSA SJh ~
zydenta, Kermit Roosevelt. Je-4
,chal on konno ma drodze ponad
wybrzezem wiodacej do Baville,
kiedy uslyszai pedzace diva konie
W nieregularnym galopie charak-
teryzujacym konie spioszone. "a
trzymai swego konia wkrotce
ujrzal pare koni unoszaca landare,
W ktorej siedziaia przestraszona
jakas pani dwojgiem dzieci.
Lejce wlokly sic po ziemi, Ian
dara chwiaia sic skakala po ka-
mieniach. Kermit ustawii swego
konia W poprzek drogi; unoszace
konie chcialy go wyminac, ale on
pochwycii je SLIME "a uzde. Scia-
gniety re swego konia, uwieszony
do trzymanej uzdy, unoszony je-
szcze przez konie spioszone przez
przestrzen kilkadziesieciu jardow,
Kermit ME puscil koni, poki ich
ME zatrzymal, a chociaz o maio
ME omdlewal wysilku, przysta-- :
pill do landary dopomogi wysiasc
niej zagrozonym. Uratowanymi
byli: pani Frankowa Hiltonowa
Nowego Yorku dwaj jej syn
kowie.
Laporte, Ind, 2S sierpnia. =
Obroiica Raya Lamphera, oskar-
zonego o zamordowanie morder-
czyni Belli Gunnessowej jcJ
dzieci O udzial w zbrodni zamor-
dowania And. Helgeleina, dzisiaj
wnosi habeas corpus dla swego
klienta, uzasadniajac swe zadar,e
TEN, IL prokuratorya ME. znalazla
najmniejszego dowodu ma 10, il
koby Lamphere podpalii dom
Gunnessowej. Worden zawsze je-
szcze utrzymuje. ze Gunnessowa
zyje.
Detroit, Mich, 20 sierpii.a. :
Ma podstawie novel ustawy kra
jowej tyczacej sic falszowania
artykuiow spozywczych, urzsdni-
cy zwiazkowi skonfiskowali ~
tom $4,000 futowD jaj zgni!>ch
przechowywanych W tutejszych
lodowniach. Urzednicy dowie-
dzieli sic po zarzadzeniu sledztwa,
re jaja te juz nadpsute przywie-
ziono z Cincinnati re miano le
stopniowo rozeslac do wielkich
piekari. Skonfiskowanie nastapi-
10 ma podstawie nowego paragra-
fu ustawy, ktory zabrania przcsy-
lania niezdrowych lub falszywycl
artykulow spozywczych jedne-
60 Stanu do drugiego.
Augusta, Ga, % sierpnia.
Polozenie wskutek powodzi zmie-
milo sic tu ma lepsze. w ciagu po-
poiudnia woody zaczely opadac i
zapewne w przeciagu DOLBY zapa-
nuja normalns stosunki. Szkode
materyalna zrzadzona przez po-
w6dz obliczaja tu ma $75o,OOO, do
$1,OOO,OOO.
Wskutek zerwania tamy przy-
najmniej osm wielkich fabryk
przez Gale miesiace pozostanie
bezczynnemi, a tysiace robotni-
kow utraci zatrudnienie. w ciagu
nocy powstaio kilka pozarow,
ktorych niepodobna bylo gasic
wobec powodzi same wygasafy.
Liczba osob utonietych wynosi
12 do Is; byli to przewaznie mu-
rzyni, robotnicy.
Powodzie panuja wszedzie W
South Carolina Georgia j So mai.
grozniejsze Cd lat wielu. Szkodz
zrzadzona farmerom wynosi mill
ony. Obliczaja, re szkoda zrza-
dzona W samych plantacyach ba-
weiny dziesiec razy jest wieksza,
niz byla W czasie wielkiej powo-
dzi w r. 1S4s.
Atlantic City, N. J., 9S sierpnia.
= Popelniono tu tajemmicza zbro-
dnie dotychczas niewyjasniona.
Wczoraj wieczorem, okolo godz.
pol do 10, finansista milioner {
Baltimore Charles 3. Roberts je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-28

formalneJ audyencyl.
= Rozchodza sic tu pogioski,
re minister wojny Osman MIA
now pasza zostanie ambasadorem
W Berlinie, podczas gdy Ali Reza
pasza objaiby oproznione po MIN
stanowisko.
Lizbona, 2s sierpnia. = Izba
deputowanych przyjeia wczoraj
traktat O wydawaniu przestepcow
miedzy Stanarhi Zjednoczonyrni j
Portugalia. Traktat wylicza 70 ro-
dzaje przestepstw "a ktore mo-
re nastapit wydanie. Polityczni
przestepcy ME beda i ma przy-
szlosc wydawani, jednakze "a
strzezono sobie wyraznie w trak-
tacie, re zbrodni wzgledem paAu-
jacego danego kraju ME bedzie sic
uwazac "a przestepstwo poll
tyczne.
Bordeaux, Francya, % sierp.-
Tutejszy sad wojenny rozpatry-
wal niezwykla sprawe, mianow'-
Gle sprawe szantazu dokonanego
ma prezydencie Roosevelcie. 'Os-
karzonym jest pewien zolnierz
ambulansowy, nazwiskiem Camil-
lie Marquet, ktory 8 stycznia br'
pisai list do prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych z zadaniem $4,000
dla ,,mojego towarzystwa" "a u
siugi, oddane podczas kampanii
prezydencyalnej, ,przyczem obie-
cywal on dalsza ,,olbrzymia po-
moe.
Poniewaz Marquet ME otrzy-
mai zadnej odpowiedzi, wiec ma
pisal w diva miesiace pozniej dru-
gi list do Roosevelta z pogrozka-
mi, re odkryje pewien skandal,
ktory zniesiawi Gala familie, jezeli
ME otrzyma zadanej sunny picnic
dzy ma termin przez niego ozna-
czony. Ma. koficu listu dai autor
do zrozumienia, re najwyzsze ma
wet glowy ME bardzo pewnic
sboczywaja Ma swych karkach.
jak tego dowodzi Portugalia. =
List ow odeslal prezydent do
francuskiego konsula geheralne-
go w Nowym Yorku, ktory go
znow przekazal we wlasciwe rece
policyi.
Marquet zostal lekko ukarany,
bo otrzymai tylko 6 dni aresztu.
Caracas, "a sierpnia (spoznione
via Port of Spain, Trinidad ,ss
sierpnia). = Sad cywilny pierw-
szej instancyi wydai wczoraj O.
rzeczenie, ma mocy ktorego to-
watrzystwo kablowe zostalo u
zrane w.nacm pePierania rtwolu
cyonistow przeciw prezydentowi
Castro i z tego powodu skazano
je ma zapiacenie kary $5.Oo0.OOO.
Oprocz tego wymienione towarzy-
stwo ma jeszcze zaplacic pewne
odszkodowania, ktore oznacza
rzeczoznawcy. Towarzystwo zalo-
zy odwolanie Cd powyzszego wy
roku. Orzeczenie sadu jest niemal
identycznem tenn, ma ktorego
podstawie podobnie ukarano fir
me New York and Bermudaz AS
| phalt Co."
Toxic, 2S Slerpnla. - Byiy MI
mister oswiaty, bar. Maxine vobua
XII, ma zostac japohskim ambasa-
dorem w Londynie w miejsce po-
wolanego do gabinetu w charak-
terze ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych, hr. Komury.
Rad japohski odroczyl podo-
bno otwarcie wystawy miedzyna-
rodowej, ktora sic miala rozpoczac
l maja 1912 r. w Toxic, az do
1917 r. Urzedowe zawiadomienie
ukaze sic niebawem.
Plymouth, % sierpnia. = Zna-
ny milioner ,,krol pszenicy" J6-
zef Letter Chicago przybyi tu
z mloda swa iona wczoraj wieczo-
rem wyjecha, do Londynu. Po-
| droz lego .byla tajemna do tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-28
Konferencye |zW0|skiego.
Hewolucya Persyi obejmuje kraj caiy.
Eranrusk aanfaiYsta g[Qzl pra1danuMi RousaYeItOWi
Wystawa W Japonii odioiona.
FUNDUszE KAMPANII DEMoKRATYCzNEJ.
Sprawa gwarancyi depozytow bankowych.

Gro4ba gubenatora Dzeny Kerma Roose-
Habeas corpus" Tajemnczy zarnach
ma mionera Is, 900 funt6w aj zgniych
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Dokodczenie ma stf. 4-ti
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
The Contest

For the complete baseball outfit to
be given away by the EVENING
NEWS is now drawing to close.
The last coupon will be published
Saturday and all must be handed In
at this office by o o'clock Monday
morning or they will not be counted.
The last ''extra coupon" will APP
pear in the NEWS tomorrow. This
counts ten votes instead Of one, and,
as number of extra copies are orr
dered when this is published, this
announcement is made so that orders
may be left i'm advance. Anyone de-
string extra papers must order them
before o'clock tomorrow afternoon
or it will be impossible to deliver
them. The extra papers so ordered
will not be delivered until Friday.
There is lively scramble at the
windup. There is going to be a close
finish and the result will be in doubt
until the last vote is counted. Keep
busy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
.FIREMEN PLAN
FOR ELECTION
Chief and Two Assistants Are
10 Be Chosen By The VOlun-
leers Tuesday, May u.
CONTEST FOR ONE OFFICE

Each of the local fire companies
has endorsed George Mead, of Pro-
lection Hook & Ladder Company for
chief, and George Larson, of Eagle
Hose & Chemical Company, for first
assistant.
Mead is now first assistant and
Larson is second assistant and at
the annual election on May IL they
may be elected to the respective Of
fees of chief and first assistant, un-
contested.
The only contest in the election Is
between Theodore Anderson, of
Washington Hose & Chemical Com
Ian Engine Company, for second as
sistant. Both candidates were nom
mated by their respective companies
and are making a canvass among
their friends.
The Eagles at a recent meeting
endorsed Mead and Larson and to the
surprise of many, took sides with the
McClellans and endorsed their can
didates, Patrick Rocks, for second
assistant.
The Washingtons, besides endors-
ing Mead and Larson, nominated
Iheodore Anderson Tor second as
sistant to oppose Rocks. SO far no
other company has endorsed Ander-
son, although it is believed that he
will be supported by many men,
bers of Lincoln Engine and Protec-
tion Hook & Ladder Companies.
Eugene Mullen, the present chief,
retires from office on June /. He
has made an excellent record and
many improvements in the depart
ment are credited to him.
Lincoln Engine Company at re-
cent meeting endorsed Mead and Lar
son and took no action on either
Rocks or Anderson. At q meeting
of the company last night the COM
ing election was discussed, but neith-
er Of the candidates for second as
sistant was endorsed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15

Mr.. Gadek has had considerable
trouble OF late with his finances and
a claim by the Railway Savings In
stitution pressed him most OF all. He
negotiated with the Lembeck & Betz
Brewing Company and today, it is
said, they we're to have taken mort
cages on his property for $4,000.
With this money he expected to pay
off his other Indebtedness. AS the
claim of the savings institution, ac-
cording to all reports, had to be paid
today. all of his present belongings
may hs sold to satisfy the debt.
Railroad Ties In Cellar.
Chief Mullen said this morning
that the cellar of the pavilion con-
tanned a number of creosoted rail-
road ties. and that the fire was ex-
tremely difficult to fight on account
of the clouds of thick black smoke.
The glare lit up the sky for miles
and residents in Tottenville, South
Amboy, Woodbridge, Sewaren, Rah-
way, Metuchen and even 4Sew Bruns-
wick thought that large part OF the
city was ablaZe.
Families Camp Out.
For several blocks the streets were
as light as day and in the large lot on
Pulaski avenue, forty famliies, with
their personal and household belong
ings, made picturesque sight. As
soon as the tenants In the houses
nearby learned of the fire they im-
mediately moved to the vacant lots
nearby.
Police Guard Property.
Roundsman Morris, Patrolmen
Harding, Hartung, Weitael and Mar
tin were on duty while the tire was
in progress and guarded the proper
ty OF the ousted tenants. Patrolman
IL. C. Jensen was detailed there this
morning. Detectives Huff and Long
made an investigation today.
Chief Mullen tells an amusing
story in connection with the fire as
follows: II went up into the attic
in the hotel after the blaze had been
extinguished, and found several OF
Projections men there. One man Is
laid out, they told me and, when |
asked where he was they took me
into another room and to my sur
prise, lying behind stove with its
feet sticking into the air was a small
pig The porker was overcome by
the smoke and could only family
grunt Before this l saw box burn-
ing near the hotel, and told the men
to give it dash of water, which they
did. An hour later | saw a little
girl looking into the boxes for chick
ems, and as she neared this charred
one, / told her there were no chick
ems In there, unless they We're dead,
She opened the box and out walked
a clucking hen with brood OF little
chicks"
CONTINUED on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
MUCH HUMOR
IN MOCK TRIAL
Young Mems Society Scores
Success in Chapel Of First
Presbyterian Church.
THE VERDICT OF THE JURORS

The mock trial under the auspices
of the Mems Society, of the First
Presbyterian church, in the chapel,
last night, proved one of the most
successful affairs held by that society
in some time.
The case was a suit for breach of
promise, instituted by Lenora Smith
ers Trusty against Abijah Pippins,
for $4,000. Miss Trusty, who was
supposed to be a large and buxom
young woman, charged Abijah Pip
pins, small man, with kidnapping
her and carrying her four miles to
the home of a minister. The defend
ant charged that the plaintiff carried
him the next night and forced him
to- marry her. The jury brought in a
verdict that, as neither side had
proved its case, and, as the defend
ant belonged to the plaintiff, the case
was dismissed.
The following were those who took
part: Judge Wisehead, G. p. Gabriel;
Gillhllin, officer Of the county, Jack
De Hamm; Lawyer Fussyboy, for the
plaintiff, Walter Barnes; Lawyer
Snapcash, for the defendant, Roy H.
Minton; Abijah Pippins, the defend
ant, John A. Damgaard; and Leonora
Smithers Trusty, the plaintiff, Ernest
Hancock Amelia Bedelia Arrowroot,
Leonora's companion, Howard Null
len. The jury was Ira Moore, Albert
Krogh, Charles A. Trueman, Arthur
LaRoe, David Reid, Clarence Wright,
Earl Barnes, Edgar Mullen, Harry
Comings, Charles Wright, Harry
Trimmer and Winfred Barnes.
The committee in charge was E..
H. Hancock, chairman; r. H. Minton,
w. G. Barnes, A. @. Krogh and Ed
gar Mullen. The rehearsals were
held under the direction of Mrs.
Frances Brace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
Joseph Gadek's Dance Hall and
Skating Rink On Upper State ST.
A Total Loss Early Today.
INCENDIARY ORIGIN SUSPECTED
Pig and Chickens Found in Attic Oi
Hotel Adjoining the Burned SruCt-
Formerly FerryhOuse.

Flames early this completely destroyed the hall
dwelling
o Valley Place damaged considerably.
generally believed
Of
shortly after the
confirmed Gadek however, admitted
o Pennsylvania railroad
900, although Gadek that
which of smoking
Bolger
will be made without delay by the
blaze started the bottom of the
pavilion entrance State street about o'clock when
freight the Pennsylvania
building realizing the of
without
unable cobble
Paroman Weitzen
pulled
sending
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
THOUGHT DOG
WAS INTRUDER

Patrolman Calvin, while passing
the residence of Ward B. Snyder, at
Market and Water streets, last night,
heard a noise In the cellar, that was
decidedly suspicious.
The policeman was about to probe
the mystery when he was called by
Mr.. Snyder, who asked him to come
into the house and investigate the
cause. Mrs. Snyder said that she had
heard the noise for an hour.
The officer, with club in hand, pro-
ceeded to the cellar and found that
the mysterious noises had been
caused by dog which had broken
some dishes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
LARGE MEETING OF
WOODMEN'S CAMP

Goodwill Camp No. 81, Woodmen
of the World, held one of the largest
meetings in some time last night
Two candidates were initiated and
three applications received. The de-
gree team, under Captain Olsen, in
full uniform for the first time, con-
ferred the degree of the order on the
two candidates. The new parapher-
MALTA was used for the first time at
this meeting Several members of
the degree team OF Camp 19 assisted
In the work
Tonight the degree team and sew
eral members will attend meeting
of Camp No. 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
LARGE PAVILION DESTROYED AND OTHER
BUILDINGS DAMAGED BY QUEER BLAZE
OPEN BRIDGE FOR TRAINS
PROBABLY NEXT THURSDAY
Railroad Structure 10 Be Completed This Week and Everything
Will Soon Be In Shape at The Finest Gder Bridge In The
WOtId-AOVe Old Draw

The New York & Long Branch
Railroad bridge across the Raritan
river, which is conceded to be the
finest girder structure in the world,
will probably be completed this week.
The Merritt-Chapman Derrick and
Wrecking Company will haul a num-
Der of derricks to the. structure today
and the four short spans on each
side of the draw will be set. When
this has been completed the rails
will be stretched across and the
bridge will be formally completed
The derricks viii start work tomor-
row morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
LINCOLNS GIVE
GAvEL

At meeting Of Lincoln Engine
present the gavel set, which has been
used In the rooms, to the Exempt
ago the Lincolns received set from
the Plainfleld Fire Company and, not
needing two, it was agreed to give
one to the veteran firemen.
A committee, composed of L. B.
Moore, chairman; A. F. Munoz and
F. @. Rhodes, was appointed to pre-
sent the gift.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
MISSOURI RIVER ON A
RAMPAGE IN MONT ANA
ypsoial b united press wtre:

Special by United Press Wire.
Helena, Mont, Apr. ia disas-
trous food threatens to engulf the
towns of Cascade and Great Falls to-
day. Millions of dollars worth of
property in both places are in danger
and the waters of the Missouri river,
which began to rise early yesterday,
are continuing with alarming rapid
ity. The waters have spread over
miles of territory already and the
surface of the flood Is black with
ranch houses, hay stacks and bodies
of cattle. Railroad tracks for miles
have been washed out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
ARE KILLED IN FIGHT
WITH MORO OUTLAWS
spectol by United Press Wire:

Special 0U united PreSS WTe:
Manila, Apr. 15:-Two members
of the constabulary were killed and
three soldiers we're wounded in a
fight by the constabulary and the
regulars with Moro outlaws In the
Island of Windanao, according to
messages received here. The news
comes by a private dispatch. 1t is
supposed the soldiers overlook the
Moros and engaged them. No men
ton OF casualties among outlaws is
made in the message.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
MUST WRITE
ENGAGEMENTS
Revised BeirOthal and Marriage
Rules to be Read in Catholic
Churches Easter Sunday.
OTHER MARRIAGES NOT BINDING
Special bg United Press WIRE:

Special bg United Press WIRE:
Rome, Apr. 15:-Catholio sweet
hearts must make their engagements
In writing after next Sunday and
Catholic marriages by Protestant
clergymen or magistrates will be in
valid. Such marriages always have
been punishable, but the church has
considered them binding. They are
not even that under the new Catholic
law,
The revised betrothal and marriage
rules will be read from every Catho-
lie pulpit In the world at Easter and
will become effective at noon. Elab-
crate provision will be made for the
registration of marriages and severe
ecclesiastical penalties are provided
for priests who violate any of the
rules.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
speoial to tho EvENINa NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Apr. 15:-The
grand jury was called into court this
morning by Judge Booraem for a
special charge on the violation of the
excise laws The evidence in three
cases in New Brunswick was present
ed to the jurymen today and Judge
Booraem stated that 1t was matter
of common knowledge in the city
that the law regarding selling liquor
on Sunday was being openly violated.
The grand jury was told to inves-
tigate this matter not only to ascer-
tain who were the violators, but who
were responsible for the failure to
enforce the law. The judge declared
that If the police were at fault 1t was
the duty of the jury to indict them
and to indict as many of them as
knew that the law was violated, but
failed to enforce it. The court de-
clared that the law is to be inforced
and those who fail in their duty must
take the consequences.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
ASK DONATIONS FOR
HOME FOR THE AGED

The ladies in charge Of the Home
for the Aged have issued a request
for donations at the Eastertide sea-
son and any contributions may be
sent to the home in lower High
street, where they will be thankfully
received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
M 'CLELLANS' BALL TO
PREVIOUS ONES

According to the able committee
in charge of the arrangements, the
annual ball of Mcclellan Engine
Company in Washington hall next
Monday night, will eclipse all of their
former events in this line. Many
will attend and there will be enjoy
able features.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15

The repairs to the recent damage
by dynamite explosion, have been
made, and the draw and the new
seventy-five horse power steam en-
gine are in working order.
A formal opening of the structure
is planned for Thursday of next
week. A number of officials of the
New York; Long Branch, the Penn
sylvania and the Central railroads
will be here on special train.
John H. Gregory, who has the con-
tract for moving the draw of the old
structure, will start his work on that
date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
NOT.ICE.

Friday, April II, being legal
holiday, this bank will be closed. All
notes, acceptances, and other time
paper falling due on this day will be
payable on Saturday, the 18th inst,
before twelve O'Clock noon
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Harry conard, Cashier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
ARM BROKEN
BY SMALL CAR

Robert Eastborne, a youth employ
ed at the local plant of the American
Smelling & Refining Company, had
his right arm broken yesterday. He
was standing in passageway, when
a car, being pushed by laborers,
crushed him between the car and the
edge of the passageway. He was re-
moved to the city hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-15
FEAST OF PASSOVER
TO BEGIN AT SUNSET

Passover will be observed COM
mencing at $40 o'clock tonight, in
the temples Shaarey Tifiloh and Beth
Mordecai.
There will be services tomorrow
morning at 5. 80 o'clock and tomor-
row night at $50, and again on Fri.
day.