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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
THAW AGAIN
FACE To FACE
WITH JEROME
Hearing Is Resumed at White
Plains, N. Y, Before
Justice Mills.
BIG CROWD PRESENT
TO HEAR PRISONER
Jerome Has Many Documents
Pertaining to Former Trial
and Expert Testimony
Special by United Press wtrs.

Special by United Press Wire
White Plains. n. Y, July 26:@The
Thaw hearing was resumed this
morning before Justice Mills. The
court was packed with people ex-
pecting to hear Thaw testify.
District Attorney Jerome appeared
early, bringing voluminous docu-
ments bearing on the former trial.
Charles Morschauser. Thaw's attor-
ney, said he did not know whether
Thaw would testify today
District Attorney Jerome has de-
voted several days to the preparation
of his case.
Most important of all 1t will proba-
bly, be shown that he is armed with a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
FOR RIPARIAN
RIGHTS AT ENDS
OF ALL STREETS
City AttorneyHommann Soon
to Apply to Commissioners
for Title.
COUNCIL REQUESTED
1T SOME TIME AGO
City Attorney Is Also to Try
to Obtain Runyon Land for
Water Board.

City Attorney Hommann is making
preparations to secure riparian rights
Tor the city at the ends of all streets
IN accordance with action taken by the
board or Aldermen about wear ago.
II is the councils wish to obtain the
rights to all streets starting at the
waters edge
Mr. Hommann conferred with the
former Board of Riparian Commission
ers soon after the city fathers gave
notice of their intentions. Just about
that time the Governor was taking ac-
tlon to limit the powers of Riparian Off
ciais, despite the fact that his plans
were opposed by some of the commits
sloners. There is now practically new
set OF members in Office and Mr. HON.
mann expects to apply to them shortly
Tor the rights the city desires.
Such rights, if secured, will serve to
protect the city, in the event of bridges
beng constructed across the sound or
rlver. They would place all powers to
handle such land in the hands of the
city fathers.
For Land at Runyon.
The city attorney is also working for
the Board of Water Commissioners in
an effort to secure some land near
the city's pumping station at Runyon.
Negotiations are about to be started
and Mr.. Hommann will try to secure the
land If necessary, by condemnation. He
has been notified by the Water Board
to commence condemnation proceedings
and secure the property. There are two
tracts which the. city is trying to ac-
quire. One of these is comprised of ap-
proximately thirty-two acres and form
erly belonged to the Fountains. The
other is the Davidson tract.
1t IS considered very essential by the
board that they get this land, as plans
are under way to extend the water sys-
tenn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

he was one of the disturbers., The boy
was paroled to appear this morning,
when he was given a hearing. The boy
declared that he was not one of the
crowd of shouters and was discharged
with a warning about his actions In the
future. Chief Burke told him to tip
off his friends not to repeat their stunts
of yesterday or there would be no more
games at the park on Sunday.
While Amusement Park is outside of
the city limits Chief Burke says he can
easily stop games of ball there on Sun.
days by simply making complaint ~
Prosecutor Booraem. He says he will
not do So, however, if the games are
conducted properly and if the fans and
players refrain from such conduct as
- yesterday If the park
was exEiDited 1llOllDN "a esief
was within the city limits eneonlVl
would not allow any games there at all
on Sundays, as baseball within the city
lines on Sundays is strictly prohibited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
BOY CYCLIST
is STRUCK BY
AUTOMOBILE
Crash on Upper New Bruns-
wick Avenue Seen by
Crowd of Pedestrians.
LAD HURLED TO THE
GROUND BY SHOCK
Is Attended by DR.. William
E. Ramsay and Able to Be
Around Today.

While riding bicycle on New
Brunswick avenue, near Prospect
street. shortly after o'clock yester-
day afternoon, George Erllos. seven
teen years old, was struck by an au-
tomobile and severely injured He
was hurled from his wheel to the
brick pavement and rendered uncon-
scious. Several people who witnessed
the accident ran to the spot and car
ried the injured lad into the Anchor
Cafe. where a hurry call was sent
for DR.. William e. Ramsay
The physician, on examination
found that the boy had sustained a
deep cash over his left eye and that
his left ankle was injured. His body
was also covered with bruises. Sew
eral stitches were necessary to close
the wound in his forehead. Erllos
was able to converse with NEWS
this morning, but said he
could not remember just how the ac-
cident happened, as his head felt
funny. He said that all he remem-
bered was that he was riding his
bicycle up New Brunswick avenue
towards the Lehigh Valley Railroad
when he saw an automobile approach
Ing. capped death is re-
That the boy es0 nSuthe autonlo-
garded as miraculous as 49, fcrce
bile struck the bicycle with such "
that the rider was hurled many feet.
The wheel was totally demolished and
the automobile, which was Max
we'll runabout, owned by a Mr.. Sher
wood, who holds the position of cred
1t auditor with the firm L. F. Hersh
& Brother, wholesale grocers, of Eliz-
a beth, was put out of commission.
The machine was towed to the
Perth Amboy Garage, where 1t is be-
Ing repaired. The universal joints
were broken by the collision and will
be replaced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
GIRL FELL THRU
!. HATCH, MAY DIE

Anna Martin, six years old, mem
ber of family on the three-masted
schooner, ]. H. Chamberlain, fell
through a hatch on the vessel this
morning and sustained confusion of
the brain, besides numerous other in
juries that may prove fatal. She was
attended by DR.. G. w. Tyrrell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
STRIKERS RETURN TO
WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA

Special by United Press Wire.
Butler, Pa, July 26:-The strike at
the Standard Steel Car plant ended this
morning when 1000 men appeared for
work at clock. The strikers re-
turned without agreement for adjusting
their differences. The company officials
stated that preference would hereafter
be given to American workmen.
New Kingston, Pa, July 26:--
(SpeciaD. Eight American Sheet and
Tin Plate Company's mills which have
been closed since July /, opened this
morning following the strike as a re-
suit of the "open shop" Many of the
strikers are back at work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
WILL SEND ENTIRE
BATTLESHIP FLEET

Special BY United Press Wire
Washington, July 26:-The navy de-
partment today decided to send the en-
tire battleship feet and other war sves-
sells now maneuvering off the North
Atlantic coast to the Hudson-Fulton
celebration at New York. These to-
gether with the foreign warships, viii
make the largest assemblage of the kind
in modern times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
TRY TO ROB
ANOTHER CAFE

Two men. answering the descrip-
tion of the pair who robbed the till
OF afath Hanson's saloon recently OF
over s1Qa, Kisited the sail oonssofn1os
seph Kozolowslxi. 36S Smith street,
this morning and tried to make an
other haul.
The proprietor caught them be-
hind the bar and. instead Of calling
policeman. chased the men from the
place. Johan Jensen, of Kirkland
place, learned of the attempted rob-
berry later and notified the police.
Detectives HUFF and Long are looking
for the men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
,ML0UGHLlN DIES AS
DC 0E SH00 TING


Special TO tho EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick. July 2B:-charles
Mclaughlin, who was shot in this city
July 10 by Robert Allen. who was
said to have held grudge against
him. died In the hospital here last
night. Allen is in jail He says he does
not care what happens TO him DIR.
Suydam will perform an autopsy on
Mclaughlin body this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
TicI1efs FOR Excnrsion.

Free tickets for the Bellewood pic
mic were distributed yesterday to the
pupils of the Presbyterian Sunday
school who we're present. AbseDtees
will be given their tickets on appl-
cation to their teachers or Mr.. La
Roe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
NEW HOUSE NUMBERS
CAUSE CONFUSION

Postmaster Tice is formulating plans
to revise the routes of letter carriers in
accordance with the new house numbers.
The postmaster complains that many
of the. numbers are not yet in place and
for that reason 1t is difficult to deliver
Ifhe mail
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
Union Sunday School Picnic
BELLwooD PARK

BELLWOOD PARK
Ton the Lehigh Valley Railroad)
Thursday, July 29' 1909.
Train leaves Perth Amboy. State
Street Station, $3.50; New Brunswick
Avenue Station S:33.
These Sunday Schools are going:
Perth Amboy-Presbyt Grace,
Lutheran, Baptist and Danish
Methodist.
Congregational and
Episcopal.
South Plainfield-Bapti
Keasbey Presbyterian.
NOTE Each Sunday School is
selling tickets for it's own benefit, and
the tickets are plainly marked with
the name of the school. Patrons
therefore may favor the school OF
their choice.
Adults ..-....... z6c
Children ......,.... 40c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
REPORT EXPLOSION ON
JAPANESE BATTLESHIP
gnecial bu united Preaa Ri,e.

Special By United Press Wire
Toxic, July 26:-News came here to-
day of an explosion aboard the battle
ship Asahi Sunday. killing five and
wounding four. An effort was made to
sppress the news. The government is
investigating
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26


insanity coInmissIaE which examined
a1annmrnS191 -.
ThaW dnring his firsr trial fo} - b
This report. heretofore sealed BY order
of the court, has been placed In the
hands of Jerome through an order Is
sued by Attorney General O'Malley.
and whatever portions OF it Mr., -Je-
rome sees fit to use in connection with
the present Inquiry are likely to prove
OF considerable Importance.
Harry Thaw does not appear to be
terrified at all over the prospect Of a
heckIing by his old foe, the New York
district attorney. Il welcome any
test" he says. "Mr. Jerome's ques.
tioning VIII only help in my effort to
show the court my complete sanity
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
SPANISH TROOPS TO
FIGHT IN MOROCCO

6pectdl bv United Press Wsfc. 5
Madrid, July 26:-Five thousand
Spanish soldiers left this city this morn
ing to assist in quelling the rebellion
among the tribesmen in Morocco. 1t is
believed that nearly $4,000 men will be
transported this week The public is
intensely indignant over sending troops
{ to foreign country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
JEWISH SOCIETIES
ATTENDED OUTING

About 100 members Of the Radical
Library Society and Workingmen s Cir
Gle, Local Branch, No. 95, attended a
picnic of Workingmen s Circle Branch,
No. 1877, Of Carteret, at the st. George
hotel, Woodbridge township, yesterday
afternoon and evening
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
Complain of Loiterers.

Complaint has been made to the po-
lice that young men congregate at State
and Commerce streets between l and 2
A. NJ, and make 80 much noise that the
slumber of nearly everyone in the
neiqhborhood is broken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
is AT ST. PATRICk'S
ALLIANCE CONVENTION

e. J. Dalton, delegate to the an
nual state convention of st. Patrich's
Alliance of America. from this city.
is at Long Branch today, attending
the session of that body, which
opened Saturday.
His wife and family will join him
today. They expect to remain week,
Ut Mr.. Dalton will return late this
Ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

Enter now on SIX month scholar
ship and get one month extra. Train
ers Business College.
40ss-7-23-st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
TEMPLARS AT PICNIC

About forty members of New Time
Lodge, No. 8, L o. G. Tn, and friends
attended a picnic of Viking lodge, of
Brooklyn, at Fort Lee, yesterday.
A meeting Of the central committee
of the Neutral Lodge will be held next
Sunday at Fort Lee. The delegates
from New Time Lodge are: J. F. Tan
gard, Peter Jensen and Jens Jensen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

All prescriptions carefully COM
poundeds at Sexton's, 10 Smith street.
4138-7-26-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

Begin August 1st and get seven
months for the price of six. Train
er's Business College.
4Os6-7-23-Sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

All the landlroos IN t..s city WHO
CARE TO HAVE 1T KNOWN THAT
THEY HAVE PROPERTY TO RENT
advertise in this paper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
Sewing Machine Notice

Special discount on all guaranteed
makes. Mid Summer Sale-Piease call
and compare The White Rotary.the best
machine in the world, with your choice
of other makes. Free lessons-easy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A. JENSEN
1856 State Street
Perth Amboy. N. ].
Dealer in Sewing Machines. Cash
Registers. Typewriters. Scales.
Bicycles and Automobiles
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

Rexall Corn Solvent best made.
Sections, 20 Smith street.
4l3s-7-26-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
WRIGHT READY
FOR The TEST
Will Endeavur to Remain in
the Air an Hour This
Evening.
INTEREST IN EUROPE
speota, by Untted Pres. wsr..

Special bv United Press W;re-
I Washington, July 26: = Orville
Wright today notified Gen. Allen, chief
Npf the signal corps of the army, that he
will be ready to make his first official
aeroplane test at O'Clock this even
ing
If tonight IS flight is successful, it Is
likely trial for straight away flight
to Alexandria and back will occur to-
morrow.
Special by United Press Wire
Paris, July 26:-France today is wild
over Louis Bleriot IS aeroplane flight
across the English Channel Sunday
morning. Despite the French achieve.
ment the people today honored
the Wright Brothers who be-
nGame cheyaliers in the Legion of Honor
81 account of their remarkable flights
at Lemans and Pau
Parliment is planning to formally
recognize Bleriot s feat Thursday. The
nature of the recognition ceremony is
yet undecided, but big affair is antici
pated. Hubert Latham and other aero
nauts today are congratulating Bleriot.
London, July 26:-(SpeciaI. Thou
sands are today focking to see Bleriot Z
aeroplane which is exhibited in Henry
G. Selfridge s store. Arrangements are
being made to give Bleriot monster
welcome when he comes to London next
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
EDWARD OBERLIES

Twenty members of Perth Amboy
Camp, No. 10, Woodmen Of the World,
attended the funeral of Sovereign Ed
ward Oberlies at St. James r. G. church
in Woodbridge at 10 o clock this morn
ing. Rev. Father Griffen effeiated.
The service of the Woodmen was con-
ducted at ST. James cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-26

From now to September 1st free
on a six month scholarship at Train
er's Business College.
4OS6-7-23-sts
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17
uner Fashions Show Variety in Styles Without the Extremes Early

just clears the floor the skirt part IL laid In plaats
going back. excepting space Of
allow long enough length the middle Of the front
to reach to the bust line the picture clearly shows
Around the sides the skirt reaches to high
waist line.
Then the upper part can be out out. making 4 shall
low yoke back below the yoke. having the
cloth laid in nat folds matching those at the sides OF
the front The wastine of the skirt the back Is
the the sides. excepting that It goes to
slight point the middle OF the back The
material gown beautiful dark blue silk
voile with tucked chemisstte and collar OF batasts
The bands on the skirt and waist are OF satin In
darker blue.
Tue second gown. showing slight train, IL made
of tho softest shtest possible weight broadcioth
Ia q dull skirt - from Of the newest
circular models and has tho raised waistline
The IDEAS in trimming carried out on the
back Of tho bodice AZ show sn the fronts the sleeves
and chemisetts OF silk mcussslins and the trim
ming bands Of black satin.
For an evening gown the high wasted modal with
the middle front would be charming and not too
dinouIk the home Nothing could be pretttsT
for the purpose liberty satin. In becoming
shade; although Light weight cashmere voils or other
expensive material win mako up
1t IL enough we'll skirt pattern having
pattern of bonsd sirdls, and the skirt width
the middle each side and one In the
middle Of back the kind to buy; and after tns
gls - fitted and boned and the skirt MADE nne skrs
Is attached to top gdre The bottom OF the
skirt should plain and be finished with deep
hem put by hand
upper gown SAAA-b-e ----~~
There are tucked chenisette and sleeves OF nous
the former almost reaching the line OF
the Kirds in the middle of the front and back Over
this piece OF Irish point other good lace SHOWS
across front in the back also then there are
tiny tight Of the Lace measuring four ana
one-half inches in length at the inside seam
Over the bodice Is piece OF the dress
material edges finished with narrow lace edge In
= charungly draped fchu cement caught on each
shoulder with a small fancy buckle
The hnfshng touch Is Rtven quainty shaped
and delicately girdle which takes the SANS
shape In the front The embroidery should
pink and white pink satin It 10 attached
invsibly to skirt and the whole thing hooks IN
visibly up back While this be too dressy for
good it should suggest IDEAS for pretty and less
elaborate thngA
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

extends a REGULATION
wsdst band should finish the The fronts cut
with fullness the shoulders and finished down the
middle with inch and half wide hem. The upper
sleeve parts are put into deep cum As be seen
the cuf has point which middle OF tho
back Of the hand, and whore the tapping OF the cun
comes on the top Of the there Is another point
this Is nrst cut from piece Of old muslin and fitted
to the arm there should be difficulty in getting tho
shape, In fitting Il.
The upper sleeve part should be finished. then tina
cum made fastened together about and one-half
inches down from the top. tho In
cutting the cus have straight fold Of the goods
line with the inside upper sleeve part.
Put the lower edge Of tho upper sleeve part into
narrow band, and blindstitch to the cum lining The
cum IL hooked down the opening Old fashioned jewell
be used to advantage In button sets and would
bs lovely with . blouse Of this kind
One Of the neck pieces Is made Of finely tucked
handkerchief lawn with scroll motifs in nns sanbroddery
a0pqusd There IL . Tiny plated fr1il OF lawn In
the neck and cascaded jabot OF the material
Another the order is made OF moussslins
dc sce instead Of the lawn. and the pretty jabot ID
edged with valencemnes and given the finishing
touch By the butterfly bow Of satin ribbon
Several especially appropriate stocks for morning
band Of tucked lawn nnisfed on both upper lowor
edges with tiny ttdn Of thu lawn. and prsttly I'M
iahed with narrow ribbon put ON straight around the
ooeeor and another piece starting In the back at the
top each side, conaing down TO tho bottom in the
middle eof the 'front.' where the ends finish In bow
with ends weighted with small balls
Another stock is made Of liberty satin any desired
color, laid foundation In fiat folds. Two long
tie snds start from back and before reaching the
middle Of the front held to the collar BY small
gilt buttons square in shape and cut IN facets.
For who likes highly ornamental things
the collar and Jabot made of combination OF aos.
mousseline, fur ribbon probably will appeal Irish
point lace mousselins de sote. narrow bands
mink fur and liberty satin ribbon In preferred
color materials pictured
While on tho subject Of these pretty accessories
attention should tho and pretty evening
scarf. It IL made Of nne white silk net studded
closely with small beads and having tho edges all the
way around bound With satin ribbon This style scarf
would b lovely in any OF the delicate shades OK the
different colora.
shown ON this page while they follow the newest
IDEAS there IL nothing extreme either which
in itself should be q recommendation
Both are made on fitted and boned Innings to which
the drop skirt may be attached In the gown which
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

good model Is shown IN the one buttonang the
shoulder seam to the bottom Of the skirt Made .n
navy blue serge brilliantine Il will stand
hard wear and possess the advantage OF being easy
to get into well having good style The skirt
be cut I've gored three piece circular pat
tern. The former keep It's shape better
straight boxplait is put the entire length Of the
front gore where the seam joins the @oe gore Ins
is left eleven inches down from the waist
under the plat instead of having but
for the buttons The buttons three quarter
Inch wooden nolds covered with the dress goods and
are put apart There Is inverted box plat
IN the middle OF back stitched each sde
inches down from the waist
The waist should have plain psrcanns Lining with
plat each shoulder then the lengths for the out
side cut-n the back. having three boxplaits and
being enough for the back; and IN the front II any
piecing has be DONE It must under Of the
pla1ts. for the opening Is ths shoulder and down
the left side. Lay the platta for the 'front.' stitching
them on each edge stitching them down the
cloth underneath; and DO the the back
After the lining Is cut and the seams traced
front pieces TO ther respective out
lengths cut the outside pieces 10 match the
lining The side OF should extend the
hole about two inches then IL cut straight down and
length The right front extends the
boxplaat with the buttons
To return to the lining momsnt the front
should be folded down the middle the II the
waist we're to button IN the back cut double.
Then when the outside Is laid the lining that
beyond the last paat have its extra width
OF OF extra piece has to be cut for the
eeoc WAcre pAats OF ruSAS o4e OA tn Ane DAcfs
and front and start the middle both
they viii always match perfectly on the shoulder II
knows how to DO st.
Holding The Lining side next 20 you. run fine bast-
ing exactly the traced lines, marking the shoulder
seams DO this both backs and froutA Fold the
each shoulder the back towards the wrong
that the baatng maring the seam comes exact
y the fold. and bests down Lay this shoulder
seam on which Il belongs. that the
hole neck lines meet Pin IN position at these
points then pin together points IN between.
being that the lines meet also that the plats
meet Hem the edge the front shoulder, tax
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

7TENTnGEs az this n1sdw3nter season one
thing or another IN ones wardrobe needs
renewing. or II possible remodeling; and
a variety OF new and pretty styles In
gowns and waists IA shown. suitable for
q variety Of occasions
For & simple and good style dress for
n.r.---r Harr rraar ~ hnrnA or "a business
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-17

ing stitches as lightly as possible simply catcndng In
the folded edge but being that the stitches
taken to hold the plaats perfectly together.
Next take out the basting which held the seam
down, the back baste together. and stitch Afeer
the have been stitched the hemntng can be taken
easily and it viii be found that the piats match
perfectly. the left side let the shoulder edge
lay towards the 'front.' to make little ny when
the front is hooked to position.
Turn the front back directly the traced Line and
with piece of silk. Set the hooks the front
of the shoulder. three-ouarters Of anch apart
and good eighth Of inoh In from the edge; then
pin the back that the plsts match and stick pins
In where ths blind loops are to be worked.
The sleeves close fitting full length ones. with
a boxplait set the entire length the outside fold
the back the waist just TO tho nook Hne
opening the front is only thres inches desp
Waist and skirt seYved TO the band. and .
crushed girdle of black satin covers the band
Another simple Dress which could do duty on many
occasions skirt with OF plaits besinrzns
side of the front Cashmere nuns willing would
UP pretty In this style gown. and around the
bottom the top Of tns deep hem tany pdpng Of
satin oontrasting color makes pretty nni1h
OF course Of this kind the In puA me
right side.