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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
POLICEMEN
MOURN Tim"

"Tim,' the dog who has followed
the policemen on their beats, the mail
carriers on their rounds and the fire
engines to fires, is no more. He was
struck by the northbound express which
passes through here on the Central
railroad at 8:22 O'Clock this morning
as he was crossing the tracks at Smith
street His left hind leg was severed
and he rolled for many feet.
The dog, however, managed after be-
ing struck, to lick his wounds and then
dragged himself to the home Of Patrol
man Chris Hanson in Oak street, where
he crawled under bed. The police
man, with tears in his eyes, took him to
the yard and ended his misery with a
bullet.
"Tim' was the best known dog in
the city and has followed the patrolmen
for over five years. He made friends
easily and was very intelligent for a
canine. For some time he has been
following Patrolman Hanson on his day
beat, and spent the nights at the patrol
mans house. He attended the cops
clambake yesterday afternoon. Shortly
before 'clock this morning the faith
full dog, which last summer assisted the
dog catcher in capturing stray CANNES,
left the police station with Patrolman
Hanson.
His death is grieved by every one
who knew him and Patrolman Tonnesen
said this morning that every member of
the force would have given $2 each
rather than see him killed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
THAW TAKES A HAND
IN EXAMINATION

White Plains, N. Y, July 15:-
DR.. Otto Myer, of New York,
physician for Thaw, testified this
morning that Thaw is able to remem-
ber and describe his feelings until
the moment he fired the fatal shot,
killing Stanford White. Then his
mind became a blank, remembering
only standing before great audi
ence on the roof of Madison Square
Garden.
Thaw, Meyer declared, could des-
cribe his own feelings and could
tell about "the man who preyed up
on young girls" but could not tell
anything about the killing. Myer
referred to many statements on yari-
GUS subjects which Thaw made to
him on that occasion. Myer said he
asked Thaw about his political affi-
liations, when he answered, Il
helped elect Jerome" Upon a de-
mand from the states alienists,
Myer repeated the exact words in
which Thaw described the shooting
of White to him.
Thaw took hand in Myers ex-
animation, once openly asking him
to answer a question which the
state asked, but which Myer refused
to answer.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
Julia Guci, Child of Mrs. Yes
by First Husband, Inherits
a Fortune.
WILL SOON GO TO
HUNGARY FOR 1T
Father Grass Visits Slayer
in Prison--Says He Is Not
Afraid to Die July 27.

Rev. Francis Gross, who is provid-
ing for Julia Guci, the seven-year-
old daughter of Mrs. George Yes,
who was shot by her husband on
May IT, has received word that the
child has inherited seven or eight
hundred dollars and a farm in Hun
gary. Word is daily expected from
the Orphans Court in that country
as to official information regarding
the amount of money and property
willed to her.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Yes
by her first husband in Hungary.
Some relative has died and left the
small fortune.
Father Gross, who Is pastor of the
Hungarian Catholic Church of Our
Lady of Hungary, says the child will
be sent over to Europe to claim the
money and property as soon as the
court decides.
Yes to Die Soon.
George Yes, who shot his wife to
death, back of St. Mary's cemetery,
has been sentenced to die at 8
o'clock on Tuesday night, July 81,
In the electric chair at the state
prison in Trenton. There is abso-
lutely no hope for the condemned
murderer it is said, although he has
been a model prisoner, Father
Gross visited Yes a few days ago and
found him praying. The. pastor was
told that the man prays continually
and Is not afraid to die.
Father Gross will spend his time
with Yes during the latter's last mo-
ments and will accompany the muir
derer in the death march to the
chair.
Yes killed his wife at 10 O'Clock
on the morning of May II. The
deed was not discovered until early
Tuesday morning on May IS, when
Yes walked into police headquarters
and calmly gave himself up, laying
the revolver, with which he had done
the shooting, on the seageant's desk.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
SOME GLASS"
TO CLAMBAKE
OF PATROLMEN
Chris Jensen Some Cook and
Some Guests Did Quite
Some Feasting.
COPS HAD A NUMBER
OF GUESTS YESTERDAY

One of the finest clam bakes ever
served in this city was that given by
the Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa-
ton In Massopust Brothers hall at
676 State street yesterday afternoon
Everything was perfection and Pa
trolman l.. c. Jensen who prepared
the tempting repast received the
warmest praise. The first table was
set at 2 o'clock and until after 8
the good things were served 10 the
patrolmen and their guests.
Every year the association holds a
clam bake, but the event yesterday in
the opinion of all who attended
eclipseG all former occasions consid-
erably. Some of the patrolmen act
ed as walters and saw ID 1t that ev-
eryone's plate was kept full of the
delicious food. Patrolman Timothy
j. Quinlan, who was chairman of
the committee in charge, also re-
ceived his share of the credit due
for the excellent management. Dur
ing the afternoon piano selections,
songs and pinochle games were the
features.
The menu was as follows:
Sandy Hook CLAIMS.
American and Indian Style
Perth Amboy Gun Club Sauce.
Bonita Mackerel, Long Branch.
Long Island Caulitlower.
Sweet Corn from Southern New Jer-
sey.
Bermuda Onions. Sweet ana White
Potatoes.
Spring Chicken from Bonhamtown.
LobsteIs from Sandy Hooh Light.
South Carolina Watermelon.
Champagne.
Lembeck & Betz American club,
Kruger's Export and Peter
Breidt's Finest Beers.
Grand Opera Cigars.
With one exception every patrol
man on the force attended the bake.
Among the guests were Chief Burke,
Mayor Bollschweiler, Aid. HorDsby,
Sergeants Durham, Mulligan and
McDermott; Roundsman Morris, AL
dermen Schultz, Calvin and Cannon,
Officer Welsh, of Woodbridge, Detec-
tives Huff and Long, City Marshal
Walters, R. S. Hall. A. H. Boughton,
Jr., Chris NJ. Wagner. Edward A,
Lembcke and George W. Jolly.
Clambake at GIenn's
About seventy-fve guests attend
ed the annual clambake given by
James M. Glenn yesterday afternoon
in the rear of his cafe at Z 8 Smith
street William Dayton and James
l.. Tooker prepared the repast which
was served at tables under can
opy in the yard.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
STATE C0NSTABULARY
AT SCENE OF STRIKE
Special by United Press Wire.

special 0D Unfted Press wire
Pittsburg, July 15:-Forty state
constables, arrived this morning and
went Immediately to McKee's Rock
where yesterday 5000 striking riot
ers battled with armed guards, at the
Pressed Steel Car Company's plant,
resulting In the injuring of thirty
people.
All are expected to recover. This
morning 100 men besides the con-
stabulary were guarding the woods
behind the high stockade, completely
surrounding the mills. Rioting con-
tinued until this morning and more
trouble is expected today. Women
are urging the strikers to fight TO
the finish.
The Pittsburg State Constabulary
had its first clash shortly before 10
o clock this morning with strikers while
attempting to disperse crowd at the
foot of Ohio street.
Preston, trooper, was disarmed and
dragged from his horse and made tar
get for bricks and other missiles. He
was rescued by his comrades. A meet
ing of the striking foreigners was held
this morning, all the speeches being in
foreign languages. Outsiders were
rigidly excluded.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
LOVE FOR ACTRESS
LEADS TO SUICIDE

Special bV United Press Wire
New York, July l5:-Forsaking the
wealthy home of a relative and fore
going a prineely allowance from his
parents, Juan Balsinde, son of multi
millionaire Havana sugar importer, this
morning shot himself and died in a
cheap apartment on "Soubrette Row,
on account of his love for merry
Widow" company actress.
He saw the woman in Havana thea
tire year ago and followed her all over
the United States, attempting to gain
her love. Balsinde came to the United
States years ago to attend a Poughkeep-
sic school. Instead Of studying he dis
sipated His parents ordered him to
return to Cuba.
Returning to this country a year ago
Balsinde lived well and spent money
lavishly until his parents stopped his
allowance. He was penniless when the
body was found this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
WOMAN UNDER
ARRESTUPON
BIGAMY CHARGE
Detective PeItier's Efforts
Result in Capture of Mrs.
Annie Roome.
HAS HAD EVENTFUL
Welded CAREER
Finally Located in New York
indictment in Middle
sex County Pending.

Mrs. Annie Roome, wife of Edward
Roome, an electrical contractor of 304
West 127th street, was arrested in New
York yesterday by Detective Sergeant
Myers, of the Central Office and com
mitted to the Tombs to await examine
tion today. She will probably be held
on some technicality to await requisi-
tion to New Brunswick for trial under
an indictment found by the Middlesex
county grand jury on charge of big
amy, preferred by John Reilly, an en-
ploye of the New Brunswick Refriger-
ator Company
1t was through the clever work Of
County Detective Richard A. Peltier,
that the woman was arrested yesterday,
|as for several months she has been
eluding the officers of several places.
After the grand jury indicted the wo-
man several months ago Peltier was as
but she seemed to have completely dis
appeared. The detective has been
working on the case since and last Sat-
urday obtained clue which he thought
would lead to success. He went to
New York expecting to find the woman
in a house at 126th street on the east
side. He secured the assistance of De-
tective Myers, but the woman had left.
A house in 12Sth street, where they
traced her, was searched, but Peltier
learned that the woman had left for
Coney Island. With Detective Myers
he searched "The Island' on Sunday
but was unable to find her. Tuesday,
Peltier put a man on the woman g trail
and she walked into trap, which re-
suited in her arrest.
Detective Peltier said last night that
he had made arrangements to have the
woman held in New York until the
necessary requisition papers could be
secured. The case has a number of In
|teresting features and the details as
told by Detective Peltier are given be-
How.
Eventful Career.
The woman married Edward Ro0me
about nine years ago but made his life
miserable and on several occasions
tried to burn his house, 1t Is asserted.
He finally left her and she went to
Coney Island where she hustled for a
living While at Coney she met John
Reilly, of New Brunswick. The New
Brunswick man, it is said, married her
In 1907. Some time after they had
taken up their residence in New Bruins
wick the woman threw lamp at Reil-
ly and then left him, going to New York
where she went back to live with Ed
ward Roome. Reilly learned that she
was living in New York and wrote her
a number of letters, one of which Mr..
Roome opened. He wrote to Reilly and
asked him why he was writing to his
wife. The woman g actions then be-
came known and about three months
ago Reilly swore out complaint before
Recorder Houghton at New Brunswick
charging her with bigamy. The woman
recently has been living, the detective
says, with an employe of the New York
Central railroad at PIG East 12Sth
street.
Edward Roome, the real husband of
the woman, the Detective states, comes
of good family and has large cleo
trical business.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
MUCH FIGHTING IN
PERSIAN TROUBLE
spectal bal United Prsss W.re.

Teheran, July 15:-Col. Liakhoff,
comanding the Loyalists' barricaded in
the Central square, at noon today order
ed the Loyalists to cease firing, indica-
ting that the Loyalist Cossacks had de-
cided to surrender, finding it useless to
resist 1t is understood that Liakhoff is
arranging to surrender.
The rebels made furious attack this
morning. Scores of tribesmen attempt
ing to creep within striking distance of
the barricade were annihilated by Liak-
hoff IS artillery. The rebels used rapid
fire guns in this mornings attack, doing
great damage to the barricade, but were
later repelled however, because the
guns were clumsily handled, the gun
ners fleeing to cover. Many foreign
residences were damaged by the rebel
FIRE near the Central square.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
ATTACKED CONSTABLE
BROWN WITH PlTCHF0Rk

Lawyer Leo Goldberger had a
Warrant issued for the arrest of
Mrs. Elizabeth Kish. of Fords this
morning on a charge of resisting an
officer. 1t is alleged that Mrs. Kish
attacked Constable ]. c. Brown
with a pitchfork last night. when
he attempted to serve a writ of re-
plevin upon her for the return Of a
COW, which it is alleged, she took
from Mrs. Joseph Jugan.
1t is charged that Mrs. Kish took
some wood from Jugan and the lat
ter took judgment by default for
the same. 1t is said that Kish then
seized Mrs. Jugan's COW and said
she would not return 1t until Ju-
gan returned the money.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
FORM COAL & ICE
co. PARTNERSHIP

Benjamin Frankel has sold a half
interest in his coal yard property at
New Brunswick avenue and Stan
ford street to P. Pavlovsky. They
have formed partnership to be
known as the Consumers Coal &
Ice Company.
The new concern is contemplating
the erection of one of the largest
ice-storing plants In this section of
the country. They have an option
on a large tract of land in the wes-
tern section of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
LATHAM TRIES TODAY
TO FLY OVER CHANNEL
spscsa, oy Unsted Prsss Wire.

Calais, France, July 15:-Herhert
Latham, French aeronanet, will try to
fly in his monoplane across the English
cross in thirty minutes.
His machine was taken from its shed
this morning and put in position OF q
cliff road from where the flight will
start. The machinery is perfect, says
Latham. The police have been ordered
to keep the crowd in check.
Scores of. motor boats are patroling
the channel in case of accident.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
REVISED MAP OF
CITY is PREPARED

A revised map of the city of PerthA
Amboy has been prepared by MasossZs
Smith and blue printed as web as black
print copies are now for sale at Neer s
store. The map is 1909 edition, be-
ing of the same size as their first eli-
tion some years ago 1t is handy foT
Office or home use
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
.DINKELACKERlS
BACKAT SCHOOL

William Dinkelacker. who was re.
instated By the BOARD OF Education Mon
day night as inspector on the two new
schools. resumed his duties at the build
ings this morning AS was told in the
inspecting Tuesday or SF-<eIday as he.
did not receive until yesterday Nesl
noon official notice of the reinststemeI
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
Is DROWNED
IN ENGLAND
special 0y United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire,
Sheerness, England, July 15:-As the
result of collision with an unknown
steamer of the white channel feet,
while preparing to enter the Thames
river for naval maneuvers this morning
the submarine boat, il, was sunk,
drowning sixteen.
The submarine C II, was badly dam
aged and is now going to Yarmouth for
repairs. The remainder of the sub
marine feet is attempting to raise the
sunken boat.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
Funeral of Mrs. Applegate.

The funeral of Mrs. Peter G.. Apple
gate will be held from 21S Brighton
avenue at o clock Saturday morning,
after which the body will be taken to
Oranbury on the 1913 train. A service
will be held at the Second Presbyterian
church, Cranbury, at 1l:30, with in
Rev. E. G. Hancock will officiate at
the house here, and Rev. DIR. Allen will
officiate at the church in Cranbury.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
WESTON REACHES
SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, July Is. - Edward
Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian,
reached here just FIVE days behind his
schedule. He started from New York
on March Is, hoping TO cross the con-
tinent in 100 days. He was 122 days
on the route, but seventeen must be
taken out. as he never did any travel
ing on Sunday.
Weston lost twenty pounds On his
journey, but declares that he is in first
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
COURT STANDARD
GETS INVITATION

One application was received by
Court Standard, No. Ill, Foresters Of
America, at meeting in Odd Fellows
hall last night.
An invitation was received from
Court Railway to visit them on Thurs
day night, August l2. A delegation
will 60 from here.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
south Ambox Maps.

The new assessment maps of
South Amboy have been completed
by Mason & Smith. They are bound
In book form, with gifted lettering
on the cover. The engineers have al
SO prepared big map Of the City Of
South Amboy, in colors, showing the
four wards and the lay of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
FATALITY IN
!. PHILADELPHIA
Ipecial by United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire
Philadelphia, July 15:-Eighteen
are reported killed in the collapse
of building today at Eleventh and
Market streets. Three women, two
men and one boy have been taken
from the ruins.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15

Can you Imagine what your store
would have been like NOW II you
had never advertised? And then
can you imagine how much greater
II. would be now IL you had advertis-
ed FIVE TIMES AS MUCH
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JOSEPH DEUTSGH
is DiSPOSSESSED
Special to the EVENING NBwal :

bpectdI 20 IHs q hNING NE WE
New Brunswick, July 15:-O. F.
Lindner, in whose house Joseph
Deutsch, the former Perth Amboy
banker has been living, today got out
dispossess papers. Deutsch has paid
no rent lately and judgment for pos
session of the premises was given In
the district court this morning. The
tenant must vacate in three days.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
BOY A VICTIM OF
FOURTH OF JULY
sssc,eI to the EVENING NEWS

New Brunswick, July 16:-Joe
Costa, the Hungarian boy who was
shot in the hand with a blank cart
ridge, died of lockjaw in Wells Mem
orial Hospital last night.
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Accidents at Resort.
CARn 0E THANKs

We the undersigned desire to
thank cur friends and relatives for
their kindness in our time of sor-
row during the Illness and death of
our mother and grandmother and al
SO the friends who sent the four ex-
ira coaches and to Mrs. Charles
Byxbee and to Mrs. Carrie B. Cook,
and Mrs. Edith Bloodgood, and also
DR.. G. w. Tyrrell, and the funeral
directors.
MRS. j. COLLINS,
and family.
3929-7-15-1ts
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Carpenter Shop at
ParIin Burns &
Factory Whis-
tIeS Sound Call
for Aid--Dam1
age, $4,000.
CAUSE SOUGHT
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, July 15:=Damage
estimated at between seven and eight
thousand dollars was caused by
fire at the plant of the International
Smokeless Powder Works at Parlin,
on the south shore of the Raritan
river. midway between South Ann
boy and Sayreville, shortly before 8
O'Clock last night.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
1t started In the carpenter shop
where boxes are made for shipping
the powder, and which was unoccu-
pied at the time. In connection
with the box building was another
department where the tin and con-
tainers for the powder were manu-
factured
The entire building was destroyed,
but workmen, with the factory hose,
managed to prevent the flames from
spreading to any of the other parts
of the plant. In the burned build
ing was considerable valuable ma
chinery, which was ruined. The fire
was discovered a few minutes before
O'Clock by a workman who sounded
the factory fire whistle Some work.
men from another part of the plant
ran to the carpenter shop but the
fire had gain too much headway for
them to check It, The blaze illumin-
ated the sky for miles and the shores
at this place and Perth -Amboy were
lined with spectators.
While fears were entertained of
an explosion the fire was not close
enouSh.tp any of the powder build
iE, 0Teally endaLSer them. That
the entire plant did nd dU>down
was due to the fact I'd ~
ings are isolated.
Old Bridge Plant
gpsctdi TO the d shNiNG
New Brunswick,
last night wiped out
J. c. Appleby Sand
pany at Old Bridge lis
heavy.
The factory hadNlksen in op-
Grafton for the past four years.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
WOULDN'T THIS
HAUL JAR YOU?
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, July 15:-Henry Reic-
hert, of Kreischerville, who, with Jacob
Ellis, of Tottenville, went fishing off the
lighthouse in Princes Bay last Sunday,
reports a peculiar catch.
Deichert, in pulling up his line, fshed
up crate of Mason glass jars, which
had fallen from freight steamer.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15
NO Divide Metuchen Tract.

Mason & Smith have surveyed the
land of Alexander Kelly at the trolley
terminal in Main street, Metuchen.
1t will be divided and sod.a
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Read the NEWS every day.
M. MEKELL
The N. Y. Gents Tailor

Suits made to order. Ladies' and gents gar
ments cleaned, pressed and altered at lowest
prices. Gents suits pressed 40c.
GOOD WORKED GUARANTEED.
,b5 SMITH STREET. PERTH AAR0Y. N. j.
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Trying. becomes easy when you
can delegate NEST Of 1t to the waRks
ads
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B0YNT0N BEACH
Is A BUSY PLACE

The large dance hall at Boynton
Beach was the scene of much pleasure
last night, when the Lady Foresters ;
of this city gave dance. The Polo A..
c., of South Amboy, expects to spend a
merry evening on the dance floor of the
beach tomorrow evening. This private
dance promises to be great success.
Tomorrow the colored church Of st.
Philip, from NewN York, will, spend the
day at the beach. The Representatives
of the church, when engaging the place,
seemed much pleased with the many at
fractions, the courtesy of the manage
er and his desire to please and expressed
themselves as sure that the people
would enjoy every moment of their
holiday.
The bathing is fine at present as the
tide is good from 5 to and many bust
ness men are enjoying dip before din
ner. The salt waters of the sound are
certainly an attraction after busy
day.
Accidents at Resort.
The physician at the beach was kept
busy for a short time yesterday. A
young man while playing ball on the
grounds severely hurt his finger. The
finger was badly broken open and the
pain SO severe that the youth tainted.
The physician bound up the finger and
restored the young man.
A roung woman was taken i'll, but the
doctor soon had her up and about. The
public seems grateful for the presence
of physician at the grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-07-15

II you have an fdea tnAt VIII be a
winner il pushed" use want ad
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Let the NEWS ten :