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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
THREE BILLS
IMPORTANT
One Would Make inventory
Unnecessary in Collect
ing Fire Insurance.
SILZER AFTER WEAPONS

Senator George S. Silzer has intro
duced three bills in the legislature
which, if passed, will be a great bene-
fit to many people in this city. Mr..
Silzer prepared the bills, all of which
are supplements to other acts.
One of the bins is known as Senate
No II and is supplement to the act
of 1875, which provided for the regu-
lation and incorporation of insurance
companies. If the bill becomes a law,
the failure of any person, who is in
sured against loss or damage by fire, to
furnish proofs of loss shsll not be con-
sidered waiver of any rights of the
policy and will not debar the person
from recovering such insurance as
should be properly paid under the pol
icy, unless after said loss, sixty days
notice in writing that the company de-
sires proofs of loss, be furnished the
person so insured.
At present, after fire, the compan-
les require an inventory of the stock
of store or household effects. The
bill provides that in case of the inabil-
ity of the insured to furnish such proofs
the company must still pay the proper
amount due.
committee on banks and insurance and
has met with considerable opposition
from the insurance companies, but Mr..
Silzer is working hard to put it through.
Bill Against Weapons.
Another bill is Senate No 50, which
is supplement to the Act of 1898, for
the punishment of crimes. 1t refers
to the carrying of concealed weapons
and determines what may be called
weapons. The present law looks only
upon firearms and knives with blades
over certain length as concealed wea-
pons. Mr.. Silzer IS bill provides for
fine of $500, or Imprisonment for two
years, as penalty for carrying con
eealed revolver, pistol, frearm, blud-
geon, blackjack, knuckles, sand bag,
slung shot, or other deadly, offensive or
dangerous weapon, OF any stiletto, dag
ger or razor or any knife with blade
Eve inches in length or over.
This bill would give Recorder Pick
ersgill of the local police court more
jurisdiction in sentencing certain pris-
oEere.
For Railroad Employees.
The third bill, Senate No. 20, is asup-
plement to the Act of 1908 concerning
railroads aud is of interest to hundreds
of railroad men in this city. Now rail
road companies form relief associations
and practically compel their employees
TO Join, pay for its maintenance and
sign away their rights to recover dam
ages for injury or death, from the com
panies themselves. The bill, if it be-
comes law, will allow the employees
even though they are members of the
associations to recover damages from
the companies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
LOCAL OPTI0NISTS DROP
CLERCYMEN FROM LIST

Trenton, March 5:-The Anti-Saloon
League of New Jersey has decided that
there were too many ministers mixed
mp in it's legislative fight last year, and
it has cut out a number of dominies
from it's list of speakers for next Tues
days hearing on the Plummer Local
Option bill. At last years hearing
there were twenty-seven speakers, most
of whom were clergymen. This year
the league will be represented by but
six speakers, only one of whom will be
clergyman. The principal speakers
are to be Seaborn Wright, of Georgia,
"the man who made Georgia dry" and
Rev. p. A. Baker, of Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
JURY MAY GET COOPER
MURDER CASE TUESDAY

Special By United Press Wire.
Nashville, March photographs
were introduced. showing the scene
of the killing. today In the Cooper
Sharp murder trial. Further evil
dence in rebuttal was heard. Tha
case may reach the jury Tuesday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
NEW TRIAL REFUSED IN
MRS. HERMAkN'S sui
Special 10 the EVENING NERs

New Brunswick, March 5:-Judgs
Booraem heard arguments in the applb
cation for a new trial in the suit brought
by Mrs. Violet Hermann against Pa
trolman Chris Hanson of Perth Amboy,
for eiecting her from a meeting Of the
Daughters of Pocahontas in Perth Am
boy. Verdict had been given in favor
of the policeman. The Judge today re-
fused to grant a new trial, but he grant
ed an exception so that the case may
be carried to higher court which q. Il
Cowenhoven, attorney for Mrs. HeE
mann, says he will do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
CANAL DYNAMiTER
DIES In PRISON
s,ectql bp untted Press woe.

Kingston, Ont, March 5 5:-John
Weich, one of the Welland canal
dynamiters, is dead In prison here.
He was sentenced In 1900 with three
others for an attempt to blow up the
canal locks which, IL successful,
would have ruined millions of dol
lars worth of property and would
probably have drowned thousands
Of people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
ANARCHIST IS STILL
AFTER KING ALFONSO
sreoial ap uni.ed pre.s wsre.

Gibraltar, March 5:-Ferrer, the
anarchist who was implicated in the
bomb outrage at the time of King
Alfonso's marriage, returned here
today, having been deported from
Algeriras, where he went, 1t is be-
lieved, for the purpose of making
another attempt on the kings life.
The bomb found in the royal
palace gardens Wednesday was a
most deadly internal machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
SCHWAB BACK:
LOTS OF WORK
spectal ov Untted Press Wire.

SpcctdT 0V UHff6u FToSs W5T6.
New York, March 5:-Charles M.
Schwab, former head of the steel
trust and now head of the Bethle-
hem Steel Company, returned today
from a tour of Europe. He is said
to have closed enough contracts with
the Russian government for armor
plate steel to keep his plants going
for months. He declined to discuss
the proposed cut in steel and iron
wages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
REFUSES TO PROSECUTE
NEWSPAPt tR OWNERS

Washington, March 5:-Joseph b.
Heating, United States District At
torney at Indianapolis. rendered his
resignation to the attorney general
today rather than prosecute Delavau
Smith and Charles B. Williams. pro-
prietors of the Indianapolis News, in
the canal libel connection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
LAWYER PETERSON
NOW A COUNSELLOR

Lawyer Peter A. Peterson received
word from Trenton today, notifying
him that he has passed the counsellor S
examinations, taken February Is, which
permits him to practice in the chancery
chambers of the state and gives him
other privileges not vested in attorneys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
BROKER FOUND GUILTY
FIRST Deere LARCENY
specia, by Unttsd Press Wire.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 5;-Harold
q. Meadows, a broker accused OF
misappropriating $4,000. given him
by W. Il. Silverthorne to purchase
stocks, was found guilty today of
first degree larceny.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
ALL BUT ONE
COP ENROLLED

At meeting of the Policemen s Mu-
tual Aid Benefit Association last
night Patrolman Joseph Hartung was
taken in as new member. All of the
policemen, except Patrolman Weitzen,
are now members of the association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
rhe Great Atlantic q Paciflc ]

The Great Atlantic q Pacific Tea
Company announce q most extraor-
binary sale for tom morrow-don't fail
to get In on their stamp offer, 95 in
stamps free with soc. purchase, be-
side the regular and extra stampe
on aale- 67I-S-5-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
LOOKING UP LAND
MATTER FOR BOARD

Commissioner Fraser Of the wates
board is at New Brunswick today iook~
ing over the records relative to the Rnn1
yon land matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
Seven Deaths at Baltimore.

Baltimore, March 5.-This city was
the center of a howling blizzard for
twenty hours, which put the trolley
lines out of commission and crippled
railway service In every direction.
Five oyster dredgers were frozen to
death on the st. Psutuxet river. Po-
iiceman Thomas Worthington and
Miss Marguerite Schumpf were killed
on the street here by coming in con-
tact with fallen live wires.
The train service between New York
and Baltimore was crippled so that a
great crowd of persons from Philadel-
phia, New York and other northern
cities were stranded at the railroad
stations.
This condition of affairs was due
chiefly TO the blowing down of the tel
egraph, telephone and other wires
across the railroad tracks.
Twenty-Five trains were stalled be-
tween Baltimore and Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
NOTICE.

There will be special meeting OF
the Fourth Ward Democratic Asso-
citation tonight at their assembly
rooms. 27S Smith street, at P. M.
sharp. to take action on the death
of our brother member. Patrick
Brown All members are requested
to be present. BY order OF
JAMES H. CASSIDY,
President.
Ss1-s-5-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
A BAG OF RICE USES
NO LITTLE COMMoTioN

Patrolman Andrew Jensen was
detailed by Chief Burke to SAT State
street yesterday afternoon in re-
sponse to a call for an officer. The
proprietor of the store had bag OF
rice which had been found in front
OF the place. Later 1t was claimed
by driver for Potts & Kaufman,
who said that 1t had dropped on his
wagon when he passed the store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05

Have your doctors prescriptions
filled at sexton's, 40 Smith street.
6g0-S-5-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
DAMAGE DONE
By BLIZZARD
Ties Up Railroads and
Breaks Telegraph Wires
Many Vessels Ashore.
WAS HEAVY SNOW STORM

New York. March 5.-The worst
blizzard Of the winter struck the At
lantic seaboard between Boston and
Norfolk, and a series of disasters fol-
lowed. The snow and sleet, driven by
sixty mile gale, was accompanied by
thunder and lightning, which produced
remarkable electrical display For
hours the snow fell steadily and was
badly drifted in the open country.
When it finally ceased the railroad
service in the middle states was about
paralyzed. The telegraph and tele-
phone companies were also severe suf-
ferers. Telegraphic communication
from New York was confined to sin
gle wire to Atlanta and one or two TO
Buffalo. Wires i'll all directions were
down.
The worst of the snow laden hurri-
cane struck wedge of territory which
included New York and Baltimore.
The region south of Philadelphia was
well nigh a blank on the map. Train
service was badly crippled in that
direction.
Three lives were lost in the sinking
Of six Baltimore and Ohio coal barges
of st. George, Staten Island. The dead
were Captain A. Mankey of the barge
Joseph Stickney and Captain W. H.
Ferguson and his wife of the barge
George H. Bates.
The gale descended upon New York
harbor with the full fledged fury of an
ocean going hurricane. Ships that
were under tow were blown ashore,
while tugs and small boats were sent
scurrying for cover. Many vessels
suffered heavy damage, and scores of
liners and coasters were in peril.
Long Island was snowbound, and
the storm piled up tremendous surf
along the coast.
At Moriches the life savers rescued
with their breeches buoy a crew of
thirty-two wreckers on board the
schooner Merry, which was stranded
on the beach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
GOAT GIVEN AWAY.

A little live pet goat with be given
away free at Borak Bros market
on Saturday. 3-5-1t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05

Mfxed Chocolates fresh every day
2Bc. Z pound at ssxton'a. 7e s1ats&
efreef. $50 09-s-lf4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05

Inauguration of ELK" Stamps at
the ASP Tea Co. tomorrow. FREE
STAMPS and big specials will en-
abie you to I'LL your books rapidly.
ez1-3-5-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05

Read our big offer in tonight's
paper. The Great ASP Tea Co.. 90
Smith street 71-s-5-lt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-03-05
For Railroad Employees.
QUEEN MUCH BETTER

SPectdI bJ UHlEsu fTssA WE
London, March 5:--The queen is
so much improved today as to allow
King Edward to leave for Biarritz.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12
TOILET ARTICLES FOR MEN AND
WOMEN. AT CUT PRICES

TOILET ARTICLES FOR MEN AND
WOMEN, AT CUT PRICES.
csc Holmes Frostilla. lac
Rexall Shaving Lotion 25c and 45c
soc bottle Bay Rum, for. ......25c
$3.50 Oriental Cream. for. SIC
Beautiful Line Hair Brushes, at, each.
now SOC TO $500
Csc Mennen's Borated or Violet Tai
cum Powder
csc Packers Tar Soap. Use
soc Pinaud's Comtesse Powder. .2sc
Pretty Manicure Sets for Children, lsc
soc Kinds Honey and Almond Cream,
al ZSe
Fine Sachet Powder. a dozen kinds, 25C
S~wansdown ............11c
Sale Razor Strops, 25c to 81 90
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12
Prices.

Prices.
81 DR.. Cooper's Discovery .S9c
Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, at
25c, 45c and. SSC
81 Zemo Eczema cure. sec
Z Sisters Hair Grower. .45c and SSc
S1.OO Squib's Sa"rasaparilla. .75c
Glycothymoline 25c, 45c and SIC
ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets, 25c, 45c, S9c
81 Perm for sec
Lambert's Listerine. csc, 45c and ssc
81 Wine Cardui. for. SSc
Scott's Emulsion ...45c and see
Rexall soc and sec
Vinol, the great tonic, always. Sl.OO
Storz Malt. doz. SLOW
81 PiCrce's Favorite Prescription, >
ReXall Orderlies. .......lO ana zoe
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, 45c and ssc
Ask us for the new things in our
line.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

we do not have-than those we keep.
have il.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12
Prices on Drug Store Goods
PATENT MEDICINES AT CUT

It is much easier to tell the thing
If it belongs at all In a Drug Store
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

breaker in the matter Of attendance
a. the Orpheum, and it was really a
source of deep regret to patrons OF
vaudeville in the city wnen the cuc-
tain was rung down on the final act
Of the closing show last night But
in the extraordinarily entertaining
thTeC-act bill which Manager VucO-
wen has booked for the coming week,
Ospheum patrons will have a change
thai will prove entirely satisfying to
their tastes cultivated BY Manager
VUcovich's policy of giving his patrons
nothing but the very best class of acts
OF the vaudeville stage.
Kelly and Lewis, a duo of gymnasts
III q new and original acrobatic aC5,
which has proven a sensational feat
TIRE act throughout the south, viii DC
the feature of the bill. No act of the
class or character Of tlis one ever
appeared at the Orpheum, and It's
sheer originality, aside from its feat
ures of rare daring and grace of eX-
eCuuOn will prove a drawing card
seldom booked in a city of Pepsa-
coia'S population.
The four Andersons, a QuaTtette
OF mirth-comDelling comedians, have
been featured in a majority of the
houses in which they have appeared
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

l believe in, and if elected to the
high office of Mayor. shall work for
business like administration of the
affairs Of the government, and shall
use my influence for as economical
an administration as is consistent
with the growth and prosperity of the
city, to the end that taxes may be re-
duced as soon as possible but ] do not
believe in parsimonioUs or cheese
pairing economy that will tend TO re-
tard the growth of the city. and re-
suit in lax business methods.
I believe in the payment of just
and reasonable but adequate salaries
to the city employees, and the re-
qUirement of them of the full per-
Torrance of their duties.
I believe in making the Water Works
system self sustaining. ana requiring
that from its funds there shall be
paid the interest and sinking fund
for the bonded debt created for its
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28
Fine Attractions Secured.

The BiJOu management yesterday
ClC:-eC all of its contracts for the cola
ing week. and will offer an excep-
tionally fine bill to tae vaudeville low
inG public during the week The pro-
gram. contained in this issue shows
II 10 be one of merit and will no doubt
pack the theatre at each performance.
The Marshalls, who viii open the
performance, are reputed TO be on
CeDtiCually fine in comedy. while
Miss Jennie DeNVeese. an accomplish
ed singer and viOlinist. will appear
a. each performance. The illustrat-
Ell songs, always a feature at the Bi-
jCu, Will be continued as usual.
The feature of the bill. however. ami
an attraction of much merit, is Bng-
ham and Gable. one OF the highest
pI ced attractions appearing in vaude-
vile in%the south. They are renOwu-
eI as cOrnet virtuOsOs ana in their
line are declared to be the best ever
secured by the BijOu. They are di-
rec from the big theatres and their
tour south was only agreed TO after
a guarantee being made.
The latest moving pictures. which
charge daily, will be seen. The bill in
entirety is an excellent one. and big
crowds are expected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

purchase and Improvement, thus re-
ducing the tax rate on the homes OF
the people at least two or three mills.
and whenever the receipts of the va
ter works, on account of extensions and
increased patronage shall Justify it. |
shall advocate a reduction of the wa
ter rates.
L believe that the good government
and prosperity of the city lies in the
harmonious working of the various
departments or the city gOveFnm enJ.
and L shall at all times endeavoT to
preserve harmony and to have the
various departments and the council
work together for the best interests
of the city.
l shall use ali the energy and abii q
ity possess towards the improvement
OF the streets and upbuilding of the
city, and treat every man and every
interest with fairness and impartfality.
FRANK REILLY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

A weak boy, crazed and in delirium
f. en- starvation and cold is waiting
the return of his father who has been
Yaialy seeking help.
y brutal sailor comes on, burning
with desire for revenge upon the fatL.
e" and, seeing the dying lad, is about
TO Wreak his vengeance upon him. Al
this junctuTe the suspense had 81
wrought upon the spectator in the bal
C0ny that he felt the time had come
to interfere. Swinging into an III
per box, he dropped to the lower ana
then leaped over its rail and made for
the villain. He secured a good stran-
gle hold on that persons neck and
said. Damn you! Don't you touch
that boy! In the country where /
come from we give every man a fair
show"
The effect on the audience was eIec-
trio and in the demonstration that sO!-
lOWeL the man came to his senses.
Here is dramatic illusion working
on rude nature 1t is through Illus
ion of like character, though greater
in degree, that higher results can he
accomplished. The story of I.o~d
ByICn thrown into commissions in his
siege box. at Drury Lane, over the
realism of Kean's Richard HI at
forGs no greater tribute 10 the power
OF stage effect than the incident ]
have mentioned"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

since coming south from a long run
on the keith circuit of vaudeville
theatres in the eastern and New Eng
lana states. They will present q
laughable comedy sketch entitled,
"MISChieVOus Bob
From all of the houses on the south
ern vaudeville circuit in which they
have appeared, Manager Vucovich
mas received most flatJeTing reports
OF the excellence of the work of the
Whayne Sisters. These young wom-
ELL are described as two of the most
beautiful, graceful and clever sing
ing dancing and mOnOlOgUe artistes
on the vaudeville stage.
Indeed. Manager Vucovich is con-
fG6nt that his bill for the coming
week will prove the most attractive
TO his patrons yet booked by him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Frank Daniels tuesday Night.

Charles Frohman will present Franz
Daniels, whose abilities and record as
q mirth-maker in musical comedy are
SO conspicuous, at the opera house on
TUESDAY evening. in the nightly prais-
I'd Hook of Holland" The piece WAS
q decided event of the last theatTi-
cal season. Prettier songs, qUainter
costumes and livelier fun have not
been offered here before in many
years. The musical numbers OF Hook
of Holland" have been universally
pronounced pleasing. for both IL
theme and treatment many of those
songs are absolutely unique. There IS
a Gailtiness to the entire perform 3nCo
thas IS its special charm, and there
is not a dull or colorlesS air in the
score. Daniels's comedy in the lear
lag role of Hook" the rich old Dutch
brewer. is quaint, peculiar and al
W0ys delightfully."- entertaining.
The Orpheun1.
Last week proved another record
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

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Trial Package Sent Free.

Pretty faces are daily seen ABOUT us
marTed and marked with 2imples,
blotcheS and eruptiOnS.
There is absolutely no necessity for
this condition being so exceedingly
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28
Power Of STAGE Effect.

IS" recall the performance of a me'0-
drama in q western CITY" SAYS Otis
Skinner. when this element of illus
ion was so completely maintained
thlt a man Ieaped over the fOOtlightS
and stopped the progress of q scene
Tbs stage represented the desOlate
frozen fields OF the Antarctic ocean.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28
"The Warrens of Virginia Returns Il
West End

The Warrens OF Virginia" tnc
| David Belasco production of William
{. de Miles war play in which Frank
keenan,. as General Buck" Warren,
has scored the most pronounced sue
cess of his acting career, will be seen
as ain at the West End Theatre co.
one week, beginning tomorrow night.
Shortly after the placing the West
End into the ranks of first-class the
aires, The WaTrens of Virginia" WIS
presented there and its reception bv
the theatTegOeTs of Harlem was ed
Enthusiastically cordial. The prOdu--
tiCn is returning from a tour of the
largest cities OF the east and middle
west. and has just concluded a fort
nie hts engagement in Chicago. Jrs
unusual merit has attracted capacity
audiences wherever it has been seen.
and the work of the presenting COM
pGny, led as it is by Mr. keenan,, has
been accepted as a gratifying exhibi-
tom Of remarkable collective abilit =
Will one or two exceptions the bril-
liant cast which added such Iustre 10
the Goodnight engagement Of The
WcrTens of Virginia" at Mr. BeIasc0's
downtown theatre, will be seen. each
in his original role. during the pre-
sentatiOn of the play at the West End
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-28

instead of churches on Sundays and
holidays.
in the early part of the seventeenth
century, English comedians appeared
in Germany and played as CaSsel,
Berlin, Dresden and other cities.
The censorship of the theatre was
brought about in England through the
aUdacity of Fielding, who wrote play
which satirized Sir Robert WalpOla,
who was prime minister Of England
and who introduced the famous ar
of 1881, licensing the theatre.