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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
NOT SOCIALISM.
w. F.. White Says Side Issues of Cam
 paigns Arc Not Important

The first lecture in a series which will be held each Sunday attracted q goodsiaed gathering in the headquar- ters of the socialist party at 746 Chapel street last night. when William r.. White spoke on What Is not Social llsnl?' The side issues Of presidential campaigns that are widely discussed as socialistic principles was the topic la his subject
 $, r.. Beardsley Of Shelton, secretary Of the state socialist party introduced the speaker, MT White was candidate for governor on the socialist ticket a few years ago,
 The speaker explained what he meant by the side issues of the cam pagds. referring to trade unIonism the initiative and referendum, and the like He said that these things were not the man ones for socialists, but that the abolition of tho wage system and the downfall of ihe capitalist system were tho real Issues, He stated that i' was mol unusual to find that socialists were devoted to these side issues and not to what socialism really stands for.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

r. J, Flynn, international officer of the Freight Handlers union, reports
 State of employment has been only
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
COMPEL TAX PAYMENTS.
Assistant Corporation Counsel O'Meara
 Gets After Dciingucnts.

The campaign which Assistant Cor poration Counsel 0 Meara has planned
 against persons who fail to pay the
 taxes due the city from them will take
 several forms this year. The first prln- cipal objective Is the compelling of owners of taxable personal property to pay their assessments for the benefit of
 the city treasury
 Mir O'Meara has employed officers, it 1 is said Co go around to those who have failed to pay their taxes and demand of them their arrearages, Each officer ! is accompanied by a keeper and this keeper will be installed in the place where the owner does not give satis- i factory assurances that he will pay up. Where man does not promise to make
 fair attempt to llquidate his taxes he will find a keeper In his place, In the
 rounds Of the officers Saturday they found several who came up and settled
 and in few hours over $500 were col- llected
 I II Is estimated that sl 800 are due
 from this source alone. SD far as n
 vesteated and the city is to go after the holders of real estate, who have not had the receipt of the tax collector
 on their hills. lt is estimated that there are sl5O.OoO collectable from this source, Liens have been placed on some of the properties and these will i be foreclosed right away az the follow
 ing circular letter sent out by Attorney 1 oMeara will show as it speaks for It. l self:
 Dear Sir I wish to notify you that ! you are indebted to tho city of New ! Haven for taxes and that something
 must bc done Immediately in the mat i ter of paying the same
 1 \ failure to settle this indebtedness
 on or before Dee. 9l. 1908 will compel i me to institute suit in the superior court to forocose the tax lien now on | your property thereby adding to your
 account the necessary expense of liti-
 gation which must be borne by you. 1 trust that you will not obllge me
 to resort to this method of collection.
 but must take such action to protect ! the interests of the city as seems ad-
 visable to me, without further notice to you,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
WANT HANIDEN ANNEXED.
Petition to That Effect Being Signed
 for Next Legislature.

Part of Hamden wants to become am nexed to New Haven, and William r. Downer a former seectman there, Is part of 1t joined to this city by legis- latlve enactment. Whitneyville, High wood and one or two other sections arc Included in the petition. Edward B. Atwater and George B. Atwater arc also connected with the movement which has met favor generally,
 If this plan is not successful, an- other one, to make Whitneyville a bor- ough, will doubtless be considered. Several wealthy New Haven business men living there are in favor of this.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
SCHOONER LAW SAFE.
Reported on Diamond Shoals, Far
 Out of Her Course.

News was received yesterday by tho Benedict Manson Maine company, own CTS of tho four-m masted schooner Lyman Nj, Law, that the vessel which was three weeks overdue in reaching Baltimore from Portland Me, is safe. The Law has been reported off Diamond Shoals, about twenty miles south of Cape Hat teras. and no miles south of Cape Henry, where she is destined.
 The owners believe that she experi- enced succession of heavy weather and head winds which kept her well out to sea.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

Many sufferers from nasal catarrh say they get splendid results by using an atomizer For their benefit we prepare Elys Liquid Cream Balm EX- cept that 1t Is liquid it is in all rec spects like the healing, helpful, pain allaying Cream Balm that the public has been familiar with for years No 1t, The soothing spray is a remedy that relieves at once. All druggists 75c, including spraying tube, or mail ed by Ely Bros j6 Warren street New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

fair for some time past. Wage rcduc- tions have been attempted, so far without success, tho most recent at tempt being made in New York city where our members are on strike Three new unions of freight handlers were organized in the Hudson valley We intend to effect thorough organi. zation of our trade throughout tho country
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
Yonrs rcsnectifnllY.

Assistant Corporation Counsel. And now as to the military tax. When other obligations are disposed of this matter will bc taken up,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07

California labor conditions are summed up as follows:
 The collier Promctheus which is nearing completion. Is an eloquent tes- timonial for the campaign waged by organized labor for ship building in government wards. Union men have been fairly we'll employed, but un- organized trades have heen uncertain of work Expect to organize butch CTS. talors, and bootblacks during the month"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-07
A report as to labor conditions i

A TepOrt as 10 IaDof cohdltlons m Colorado says:
 "Organized labor in fair shape. Prospects are favorable for an early settlement of strike of machnsts, blacksmiths, boilermakers and pipe filters on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad Building trades have enjoy ed steady employment; other indus tries fair Painters and decorators, af- able settlement and increase In wages from s3,60 to s400 for eight hour day. About 75 per cent, of organized labor Is steadily employed while about so per cent Of unorganized are walking the streets in search of work"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
Edward Busch, Of MeiuChHn, Was
Killed by a Fall Running TO
AFIre. Yesterday.
FELL AND FRACTURED SKULL
Grass Fire Called Ont Metuchen Fire
Department-Busch Was Running
to Join His Company When He
Tripped--Struck His Head and
Died InstantIy--Had Not Reached
Apparatus--Carried Into Home.
Cneoin1 70 Az EvENING NERs.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Apr. 18-All Metuchen
is in mourning today for the death OF
Edward Busch, proprietor of the
Metuchen Inn, who, while responding
to an alarm of fire yesterday after
noon, stumbled and fell, fracturing
his skull, causing his instant death.
The fire was merely some blazing
grass and it was extinguished with
out damage.
Mr.. Busch Is a member of Eagle
Hose Company. In going to fire
long rope is used by which the
members pull the apparatus. AS the
fire company approached Mr.. Busch's
residence In Middlesex avenue, he
ran out to take hold Of the rope.
He had advanced scarcely ten feet
when the sole of one of his shoes be-
came loose and he was thrown heavi-
ly to the ground, causing a fracture
of his skull. He had not reached the
hose carriage and the wheels did not
touch him. The accident happened
directly in front of his home.
Drs. Gross and Ellis were quickly
summoned, but found that death had
come instantly. Mr.. Busch's body
was carried to his home by his fell
low firemen and the trip to the fire
was abandoned.
Frederick Hoakenson had mar
row escape from being thrown under
the hose carriage as he tripped about
the same time Mr.. Busch fell.
Mr.. Busch has been member of
the Eagles since his arrival In Me-
tuchen, nearly seven years ago, and
was one of the borough's most popu-
! lar citizens. The Eagles, in memory
Of him, have draped their hose house
to remain for thirty days. Mr.. Busch
was about forty-three years old and
was unmarried. He leaves mother
and sister, Miss Jeanette Busch, who
lived with him. The accident has
caused much grief in the borough,
Undertaken McDede, of New Bruins
wick, has charge of the body. Fun
eral services, as yet, have not been
completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
ARRESTED ON
E'SCHARGES
Woman In South Bend, Ind, Has
Warrant Issued for Man Who
Came Here Recently.
PRISONER DENIES CHARGES

Detectives Huff and Long last
night arrested julius Bogozy, thirty
five years old, of "a Cortland street,
on q charge of desertion preferred
by Mary Bogozy, his wife, of South
Bend, Ind.
When arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgill this morning the prisoner
said he had come here to obtain
work and that his wife would not
accompany him. He said he tele-
graphed to her yesterday and denied
that he was living with another wo-
man in North Amboy. Recently
Chief Burke received letter from
South Bend in regard to the man,
who was supposed to be living here
with a woman with whom he was
said to have eloped from there.
Detectives located the man this
week and Chief Burke telegraphed
warrant 1t arrived last night and
HUFF and Long hurried to "a Cort-
land street to arrest Bogozy. He
was not at home so the detectives
watched the house and arrested him
about an hour later.
The prisoner was unable to fur
nlSn DOuuS ana WIS COuIlllISu W luS
county Jail for thirty days to await
the action of the South Bend au-
thorities.
Bogozy, who is said to have come
here to teach in the Polish school in
North Amboy, Is charged in the
complaint, which was issued by
Judge George G. Feldman. of South
Bend, Ind, with having deserted his
wife, leaving her no visible means OF
support.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
AL LvANDROS' MOTHER
IN LAW GETS A YEAR

Paterson, Apr. 1s:-After she had
pleaded guilty to the charge of shoot
ing her son-in-law, Carlos d. Alvan-
dros, formerly of Tottenville, s. L.,
Mrs. Rebecca Cummings was sem
fenced to one year in state prison by
Judge Scott. On the morning OF
March Q Alvandros was found by the
police wandering about the streets of
Paterson with a bullet wound in his
head. He was so da2ed at first he
could not give clear account of how
he received his injury. but afterward
said he was attacked by Mrs. Cum
mings and others. He said the at
tack took place in the home of Mrs.
Cummings, 246 Governor street,
while visiting her with his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
DEMONSTRATIONS BY
BANYAN AT BIJOU

Prof. Banyan, appearing at the
Biiou theatre this week, Is giving
daily performances In hypnotism.
This afternoon as a special feature
he will give a demonstration on
"Willism and Selfsm,' and tele-
pathy.
At 1880 o'clock this afternoon he
made another ride, bllndfolded, on
through the streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
Committee from KennedaIe Park
and Adjoining Districts Lay
Requests Before Him.
MAYOR SAYS He FAvORs IT
Census Prepared of List of $50 Chill
dren of School Age and 400 More
Who VIII Be Eligible Within the
Coming Two Years-AIso to See
Aldermen-City Official Says
Realty Company Backs Agitation.

A committee of five citizens from
the western section of the city, re-
Gently appointed by the Citizens AL
lance of that district, waited upon
the mayor last night and laid their
requests before him.
Mayor Bollschweiler realizes that
a school is needed in that vicinity
and says that he, personally, is in
favor of one.
The same committee will 60 be-
fore the council Monday night, to-
gether with delegation of citizens
They viii present copy of the CEN
sus of school children in Kennedale
park and adjacent sections, which,
according to the committee, contains
slightly over $50 names. Exclusive
of that number, there are about 400
age within the next two years.
The committee has asked for a
hearing before the school commits
sioners, at their next meeting, at
which Mayor Bollschweiler will be
present.
Before Aldermen.
President w. P. Bradley and Vice
President F. A. Seaman, of the
Board of Education, were present at
the council committee meeting last
night to discuss the new school
question, but the aldermen decided
to wait until Monday night.
1t has been asserted that certain
realty company is anxious to have
a school built at Kennedale, in view
of the fact that 1t would increase the
value of their property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
IRISHMEN ARE WORKING
HARD AGAINST TREATY
lFrou Inc NEWS Correspondent J

Washington, Apr. 18:-Great in
terest is being manifested in the pro-
posed arbitration treaty with Great
Britain and prominent members OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians are
doing some hard work with senator's
and congressman in opposition to the
ratification of the treaty. Among
those who have been here working
against the treaty is Patrick O'Mara,
of Jersey City, a constituent of Rep
resentative Hamill With others
Mr.. O'Mara called on the President
and presented some arguments
against the proposed treaty. 1t is
not known yet what the senate will
do with the treaty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
LOCATE MAN
WANTED HERE
Detective Huff Finds Former Ed-
ItOr Of Local Polish Weekly In
Philadelphia.
NOTE OBLIGATION UNPAID

Through the efforts of Detective
Huff, Paul Zanowcz, former editor
of a Polish weekly in this city. has
been found Nth IN renang ssoo re feom
a local bank on note, on which he
failed to pay.
He paid $40, then packed his be-
longings, and went to Tottenville,
it is alleged. He notified the bank
that he was going to Baltimore, but
would settle his affairs as soon as he
arrived there. Lawyer Leo Gold
berger will go to Philadelphia for
him Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
CHURCH BAN
ON WEDDING
Archbishop Ryan Says Miss Ma
Ioney Cannot We'd ClarksOn
the Young EngIlshman.
OTHER WAS JOKE CEREMONY

EpeciaI By United Press Wire:
Philadelphia, Apr. 1S:-The ban
of the Catholic church against an
other marriage on the part of Helen
Maloney, daughter of Martin Ma
loney, the Standard Oil magnate, and
Papal Marquis, to Samuel Clarkson,
the Englishman, with whom she
eloped, was announced today by
Archbishop Ryan The archbishop
was moved to this declaration by the
reported statement of William u.
Tanning, Mr., Maloney's attorney,
that all Miss Maloney's relatives re-
gard her as the wffesof Clarkson and
ignore the ssjoke ceremony she went
through with Herbert Osborne, the
New York broker, previous to her
sensational elopement to Europe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
WILL Be ROOSEVELT
g. FAIRBANKS AGAIN
gpeolal bp United press wac:

Washington, Apr 1S:-That his
tory will repeat itself in the coming
republican national convention, and
that Roosevelt and Fairbanks will be
the nominees for President and Vice
President, is the prediction Of Presi-
dent Stewart, of New York, of the
League Of Republican Clubs, who has
Just returned to Washington after a
trip Of several weeks through the
Empire state. He said month ago
the farmers of New York were talk
ing Taft and Hughes, but now the
only name heard is Roosevelt's. He
said the sentiment in the New York,
Missouri, Virginia,
and North Carolina conventions was
for Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
OBJECTIONS BY
The PLUMBERS

Local plumbing contractors are
protesting aaginst the fees deamnd-
ed by the local Board of Health, for
filing and inspecting plans.
Not until recently did all Of the
plumbers comply with the board s
request of filing bonds. Now that
this has been done, the plumbers file
plans of all work done and for doing
this, they must pay the boards
charges, which are 81 for installing
sinks and soil connections; $2 for
sinks soil-pipe and water closet; 80,
for the same, with further fixtures.
The plumbers are complaining
particularly against the charge Of a
dollar for a sink and soil-pipe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
VIEWED RUINS OF
TIE CHELSEA FIRE

j. P. Holm returned this morning
from a combined pleasure and busi-
ness trip to Boston and neighboring
towns. He and Rev. Andrew Hanson,
former pastor of the Danish M. E.
church, this city, viewed the ruins of
Chelsea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
EASTER HAT BURNED
FROM WOMAN'S HEAD

Matawan, Apr. 1S:-As Miss Mar
guerite Close was adjusting her
Easter creation and after having had
pinned the hat to her hair. the hat
burst in mass of flames. She sum-
moned help and after an effort the
hat was removed, but not until It
was a total wreck and Miss Closes
hair, arms and face were scorched.
The head of match, which Miss
Close was trying to light, few of
and was the cause OF the damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
MUST CONNECT
WITH SEWER

The health authorities are send
ing notices to all owners Of property
where there are sewers in the streets
to connect with them. This work
was started last year, but could not
be pushed until the North Amboy
sewers were installed.
1t is the intention Of the local
board of health commissioners to do
away with all outhouses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
IN MEMORY OF
LATE SENATOR'S
First Time in History Senate
MOuTns Loss of Two Senators.
Same State, Same Day.
MORGAN & PETTUs,OF ALABAMA

Special bv United Press Wlre:
Washington, Apr. 1S:-For the
first time in the history of the re-
public the United States senate has
been called upon to mourn, upon the
same day, the loss Of two of its mem-
bers from the same state. Today was
set apart to honor the memory Of
the late Senators Morgan and Pettus,
of Alabama.
A similar instance will occur May
2, which is set apart to eulogize on
the late Senators Mallory and Bryan,
of Florida. Senators Johnson and
Bankhead, who succeeded Pettus and
Morgan, offered the customary reso-
lutions in each case and led in the
on the dead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
DISTRICT
FOR ALLIANCE

Plans are under way for forming
a district Of st. PatriclS's Alliance
between this city and New Bruns-
wick. A committee from the coun-
ty seat visited the local branch
Thursday night.
A local committee was named,
composed of l.. G. Dalton, j j. Dew
eny and John F. Donehue. They will
meet with the New Brunswick COM
mittee at the next meeting at the
county seat.
1t was decided to hold the first
district meeting Sunday, May 10,
when State officials will be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
JUNKMAN'S RIG STOLEN
FROM NEW BRUNSWICK

A horse of the following descrip-
ton was stolen from New Brunswick
last night; Color, bay; legs. clip
ped; white spot on nose. and a wag-
on painted green, with wheels vel
low striped. The rig belonged 70 Q
junkman and the theft was reported
to the local police this morning.
Ice cream 20 cents quart at Sex
15934-4-1S-1tt
Delicious chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. ,,,,
4rnAo 10 14k
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
HURT IN PLUNGE.
DOWN STAIRS
Elderly Women Badly Injured in
Fall at Friends Home Pos
sihIy Hurt Internally.
ARM BROKEN AND HEAD CUT

Mrs. @. J. Nelson, an elderly wo-
man, living at 1872 Brighton avenue,
fell down a flight of stairs yesterday
afternoon, at the home of Ferdin-
and Wetterberg, in Brighton avenue,
and sustained a broken arm, a bad
ly cut head and, it is feared, internal
injuries. She is resting comfortably
today, but her condition, on account
of her age, is serious.
Mrs. Nelson was visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wetterberg.
She remained unconscious for an
hour and was carried to her home
across the street. DR.. g. w. Fithian
attended her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
CITY FATHERS
VIEW STREETS

Mayor BoIlschweiler, Alderman-at
Large Voorhees, and Alderman Gan
non accompanied Street Commission
er Adair ON a tour of inspection yes
terday afternoon. Many streets In
North Amboy have been put in shape
and the aldermen complimented Mr..
Adair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
TEMPLAR ROW
GOES TO COURT

Joseph e. Stricken was retained
this morning by members of Family
Home Lodge, Independent Order Of
Good Templars, to bring suit for
$500 against five members, who, 1t is
alleged, broke into l. o. G. T. hall.
The summons was issued today and
is returnable next Thursday in the
local district court.
There is trouble between two fac
tions and on Thursday night when a
party went there and found the door
barred, they removed the lock, 1t is
alleged. entered, claiming right to
do SO. Peter Jensen called for the
police but no. arrests were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
STARTS
ON OWN HOOK

An automobile, while standing in
front of the Packer House shortly
after O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
suddenly started and had 1t not been
for Charles Mitchell, the machine
might have crashed into the front of
one of the Cook stores.
1t backed across the street where
1t was stopped by Mr.. Mitchell, after
a telegraph pole had smashed the
rear lamp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
HAVE NO SYMPATHETIC
STRIKE IN WILMINGTON
by United Press Wire:

Wilmington, Del, Apr. 18:-Ac-
cording to the Wilmington City Rail-
way Company, which is owned by the
same general company as the Chester
Traction Company, there will be no
sympathetic strike In this city. The
organizers sent here to get the men
into the union have failed, the COM
pany asserts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
MONEY FROM SCHOOLS
FOR CITY HOSPITAL

The treasurer of the Ladies' Hos
pital Auxiliary reports the following
amounts from the schools for the
monthly collection: No. 1, $2.27;
No. 2, $3.50; No. 4, s4.24; No. 8,
$2.02; No. 6, STAG; No. Z, SAIL;
high school, $1.28. Total, $17.23.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18

The primaries to choose delegates
to the democratic state convention
will be held next Thursday. County
Chairman Joseph g. Stricken issued
the call this morning and notices are
being sent to the different executive
committees throughout the county.
These delegates will attend the
state convention which will be held
in the Taylor Opera House, at Tren-
ton, on April %, and will elect dele
gates to the national convention, at
Denver, Col.
The primaries will probably be
held from 1 o'clock in the afternoon
until o'clock at night, although in
the notices sent to the executive COM
mittees, the time has been left to
their discretion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-04-18
WORD OF MANS DEATH
AT NEW ORLEANS

Chief Burke received telegram
this morning from Coroner James
O'Eara, of New Orleans, that Albert
Yedatshek was dead. The telegram
asks Chief Burke TO wire in regard
to the disposition of the body The
chief does not know anyone Of that
mama