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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
WOLTER SAYS
NOT GUILTY
OF MURDER


New York, April Albert Vol
ter, today. pleaded not guilty to the
charge of numbering Ruth Wheeler.
Efforts on the part of his counsel,
w. B. Scott, to delay progress Of the
case by filing a demurrer was check
ed by Judge Mulqueen Wolter was
Immediately returned to his cell In
the Tombs. He will appear in court
again. this afternoon, when the case
IS set on call calendar. The date for
the trial Will then be set.
Attorney Scott moved to set aside
the Indictment on the ground that
an unauthorized person, a stencgra-
pher from the district attorneys
office, was In the grand jury room
when the indictmenE s4as brought
and also that alleys ans made in
the Indictment did not constitute
murder. The motion was deni@d and
the demurrer was overruled. AS
sistant District Attorney Moss said
the stenographer in the grand jury
room was the regular grand Jury
stenographer.
Moss said the defense was either
insanity or efforts to prove an alibi.
The authorities are prepared to win
the case as the evidence Is so strong
that he could refute arguments
along either Of those lines. He said
he would be satisfied If the case
went to trial by April II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
TO7TENVILLE
is BENTLEY
MANOR NOW


Although the name of the post of
fice at Tottenyille today changes to
Bentley Manor, all mall arriving and
departing from the local post office
is being stamped Tottenvi.le. This
is not because the matter has been
held up, but because Miss Minnie
Slaight, the postmistress. has not re-
ceived the new stamp OF Bentley
Manor.
Word has been received from
Washington that the petition signed
by 1,165 loyal Tottenviliians was
received by First Assistant Postmas-
ter General Grandfeld and was
given careful consideration. Mr..
Granafeld has assured the .patition-
ers that an Inspector would be sent
here to look into the matter. If a
change was to be made again, 1t
could not be done until the begin
ing Of the next suartef, which is
July /.
Those who are working to bring
about the change again back to Tot
tenville, have every confidence that
1t will be done. Meanwhile all are
awaiting the fight that has been
waged for the past few months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
is ACCUSED
OF PERJURY
AND FRAUD
Government Takes Action to
Revoke Local Italians
Naturalization Papers.
CASE TO BE HEARD IN U. S.
CIRCUIT COURT

In an attempt to revoke the natu-
ralization certificate and privileges
Of PasQuale Sattilaro, Of this city,
claiming that he received them by
perjury and fraud, the United States
government, represented by District
Attorney John b. Vreerland, has be-
gun suit In the United States circuit
court, at Trenton. The trial has
been called FOR the third week in
April.
1t is claimed that Sattilaro, who
is an Italian by BIRTH, and lives In
Charles street, entered this country
after he had gained his twenty-first
birthday. and made application at
the court OF common pleas in New
Brunswick, for naturalization pa
pers- At that time this was uncon-
stttutional, an alien having to be a
resident of this country for three
years prior to attaining his major
ity In order to be made citizen.
But It is alleged, he produced wit
nesses to testify that he had been
in the country for the required time,
and he was granted his citizenship.
According to an affidavit of Her
bert F. DwyeS, an examiner in the
naturalization service. the Italian
lived in Italy at the time Of his
twenty-first birthday. Sattilaro de-
mics this. and says that he was six
teen years old when he came to this
country. entering New York on April
8. 1898, from Naples, Italy. He
lived in New York for some time, he
ayers, later moving to this city,
where he has resided since Sat
tiiafo has engaged Joseph q. Strick-
er to repfeseRt him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
LEAK CAUSED
BY WEAKENED
MEADOW PIPE
Break in "a Inch Main Re-
paired Last Night-- Press
ure Normal Today.
NORKMEN AT FACTORIES
HAD HALF HOLIDAY

superintendent Crowell and a
corps Of water department employees
discovered and repaired, yesterday
afternoon, the leak in the twenty
four-ineh main which caused so
much trouble In the local factories
yesterday and placed this city in a
precarious condition In case OF fire..
The break was discovered on the
upper part Of the South Amboy
meadows, and, according to the SUI
perintendent. was caused by weak
ness In the pipe Considerable
trouble was experienced In attempts
ing to repair the break, because at
high tide the main is covered with
water. At s o'clock last night. how
ever, the hole had been patched up
and the presg climbed from if
teen pounds 70 forty. This mJfning
the system was again normal.
Many OF the local factories de-
pending on the Runyon supply we're
compelled to shut down yesterday.
Only the sixteen-inch main was car
rying water to this city, and proved
entirely inadequate. The New Jer-
sey Terra Gotta plant was obliged to
shut down. and about 1900 men
were sent home for the day. The
National FIreproofing plant, using
So, ,000 gallons of water per day,
closed down at 1920 in the morn
ing. The fires were banked and the
men were dismissed with an order
to return today Similar proceed
ings were taken at the Perth Amboy
Cigar Works, 900 employees being
sent home. AT the American Smelt-
ing & Refining plant "a few men were
discharged for the day, but pond
supply was resorted to and kept the
plant running Several artesian
wells supplied the Raritan Copper
Works, and SO little were they affect
ed that officials at the plant offered
TO supply the city With $500, 900
gallons should a FIRE Of any moment
occur.
AT o'clock the pressure chart at
lefty hall registered zero. There was
no water In the lower section Of the
city, the few struggling gallons com
Ing through the sixteen-inch main
being used on the outskirts. At
A. M. the pressure was ten pounds;
at 10 o'clock, seven pounds; at noon,
twelve pounds, and two hours later
nothing. At o'clock, most Of the
factories having shut down, the
pressure arose to fifteen pounds
where 1t remained until o'clock
last night. The pressure chart this
morning registered forty pounds al
the city hail
superintendent Crowel said this
morning that had the two breaks in
the sixteenSinch main, which Were
discovered and repaired Wednesday
occurred yesterday, on account OF
the leak In the twenty -four-ineh
main the city would have been with
ont drop OF water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
STOLEN HORSE
Is RECOVERED
BY DETECTIVE

But for chance visit OF Detec-
tive Sergeant Long to the training
quarters Of Thomas Murphy, the
New York boxer, at Fords yesterday,
Stephen Rymus, Of Woodbridge,
would probably be minus horse
today The detective, enjoying d
day off, visited Murphy,s training
camp, and incidentally learned that
the animal had been stolen BY d
little sleuthing, he discovered that
It had been sold to a resident Of
Kennedale Park. The thieves, two
boys, have not yet been caught.
Rymus Is native Of Mutton Hol-
low, suburb Of Woodbridge. Sew
eral days ago he lost horse and
traced the theft to two boys, whose
names have been given to the au-
thorities. II Is alleged that they are
both under probation for former
thefts.
The horse was reported stolen to
Detective Cullinan, OF Woodbridge,
who yesterday was also at Murphy,a
camp. He told the local detectitye
of the stolen horse, and together
they came to this city At Polko-
Wits stable. It was learned that the
animal had bee brought there and
had been sold for 81 to George
Hamity, a special officer at Kenne-
dale Park. There the two "Sher-
locks went. found the horse and re-
turned it to its rightful owner Ham
ity said that the reason given by the
boys for selling the animal at such
low figure, was that their father
had died two weeks before and they
we're thrown upon their own re-
sources Rymus Is now in possess
sion OF the animal and Cullinan is
looking for the thieves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
MRS SCOTT
REMEMBERS
HER FRIENDS
speoiaI to ne EYENINo NEWS.

speciar to the EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick. April 1:The 1
will of Mrs Elizabeth Scott was adj
mitted to probate today She leaves
$500 to her friend, Adele Stephen
son; $1,000 to be divided between
her friends. Joseph and Mary
Stumps; 5000 to Clara Hanson, who
lived with Mrs Scott for some time;
$500 10 Edward Crudden. Of New
yo7i city; piano and stool to d
niece, Marion Beatrice Morgan, Of
Chicako, and the remainder Of the
estate Is left to her sister-in-law,
Jean Hall. Of Margate. England, and
Mrs, Annie Morgan, OF Chicago.
The executors of the viii we're
Cleveland Benton and Il NJ Beck
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
5yFLANE MAKES a.
SUCCESSFUL TRIP

New York, April 1.--Roy Crosby, a
wealthy business man Of Los Angeles,
today in small byplane built by DE.
William Green at his aeroplane fac
tory at Middletown, Ohio. few around
prescribed course on Hemstead
Plains, T. 4, for mile and a half He
managed his machine perfectly and
alighted without q nishap. Croshy;s
flight followed similar fight by
Green in the same machine. Green
few at height Of fifty feet and Gross
by at thirty feet The machine is built
for one passenger and Is as graceful ag
any aeroplane eyer seen here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Employees at The
Fertilizer
Plants.
FEAR TROUBLE

More than 700 Poles, Slays and
Hnngariafs uEfDfoyed at the two
plants Of the American Agricultural
Chemical Company at Roosevelt
walked out on strike yesterday be-
cause they demanded more pay
Residents OF Roosevelt, Carteret and
Chrome are in state of constant
fear that the strikers may begin
violence for hundreds Of the foreign
ers are walking the streets, some of
them being armed with clubs and
stones
According to officials OF the Amer
team Agricultural Chemical Company
the men do not know what they
want 1t appears that few leaders
assembled and decided to strike. As
consequence about 400 men In the
Liebig factory and about 300 In
& Williams & Clark fertilizer factory
walked out yes. lay. It appears
that the men want more pay and
agreements with the company THE
men are now receiving $1.0b day, +
said an official Of the company this
morning. That is conceded to be
good pay for laborers''
The strikers are fighting among
themsel es because no agreement
can be reached as to what shall be
demanded OF the company. The
striking men appointed a committee
yesterday to draw up articles OF
agreement that would provide for q
wage scale slightly increased over
what IL now received The document
was prepared and when the majority
of workmen became apprised Of itE
contents they started to mob the
committee. The agreement was
seized and torn to pieces before the
eyes Of members Of the committee.
Both the Liebig and Williams &
Clark factories are the property oi
the American Agricultural Company
which is engaged In the manufacture
Of fertilizer The plants are about
half mile apart, each being located
near the Staten Island sound. DC
currences such as the present strike
happen about every three years. The
foreigners, 1t appears, strike wheI
similar agitation ID IN the air. Often
AZ II appears In the present case
the men do not know what they are
strilfing for
Just what will be the outcome o.
the present strike cannot yet be de-
tN1t Ia W ~ He lAttA ~
be paying good wages and It appears
doubtful that any increase will BIZ
granted On the other hand, tht
men are Ignorant foreigners In many
instances, and once imbued with ths
strike fever it seems hard to drive II
out OF them The American Agri
cultural Chemical Company needs
services OF men, inasmuch as this il
their busiest season Ait the preseni
time both their Roosevelt plants ars
closed down with cTily officials ant
the office forces on hand
Trouble is feared unless d compro
mise ID affected. The fact that ths
strikers are beginning to fighl
among themselves makes the situa-
tion look anything but peaceable
one. Nearly ell or the 700 striking
workmen are roaming tho streets
Some stand congregated in large
numbers at street corners, while
others are lounging about bare
fields The men walked out yester,
day afternoon. This afternoon, IL Is
expected there Will be q conference
between d committee OF the strikers
and officials OF the company
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
PRESIDENTS
SCHEDULE FOR
THE SUMMER

Special by United Press Wire
Washington, April 1:President
Taft today decided to abandon his
trip to Alaska planned for this sum
mer. He leaves Washington tomor-
row for flying trip to Millbury,
Mass, where he will eisit his aunt,
Miss Della Corey, and to Worcester,
Mass, where he will address the
railroad employer convention He
returns to the White House Monday
morning
A six-day trip is planned before
the end OF this month to Buffalo,
Pittsbur and Cincinnati Before
congress adJourns he will visit New
York, Passaic and Dobbs Ferry, NJ
".
He will spend the summer at
Beverly, Mass, making short trips
through the east. In the fall he Will
make trip to San Antonio, Texas,
and will spend few days on his
brothers. ranch there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
.PITTSBURG MINERS
CELEBRATING TODAY
,scsai 81 United Press Tvsrs.

bpeciql % United Press Wire.
Plttsburg. April 1:-ODe hundred
thousand miners Of western and
central Pennsylvania today ceie-
brated the Inauguration of the eight
hour day in the coal field 1t is de-
clared they will not return to work
until the new wage scale Is made
with the operators.
In the Pitlsburg field, where 40,-
600 miners were affected by the clos
ing Of the mines at 1aEdnight last
night. celebrations are being held to-
day with parades and speeches A
meeting Of operators Is being held
ieday 10 diseilss plans for 4 Joint
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
MAYOR WRITES
TO ROADS
ABOUT DELAYS
Objects to Crossings Being
Blocked for More Than
Five Minutes.
TO PUT SPECIAL OFFICER
ON If NECESSARY

In order to keep railroad crossings
open for the convenience and safety
of the public. Mayor Albert BoIIsch-
weller is sending communications to
the Central and Lehigh Valley rail-
road companies. He especially COM
plains Of traffic across the Washing-
ton street crossing Of the Lehigh
Valley company that often ties up
that important thoroughfare, the
main roadway to the city hospital
The mayor likewise complains of
train No. 301. OF the Central rail-
road. that often blocks Market
street. The communications are as
follows:
April 1st., 1910.
Central Railroad of New Jersey,
14S Liberty Street,
New York City
Gentlemen:
The matter of the obstruction OF
street crossings by trains on year
railroad has become serious matter
to our city. Complaints have be-
come more numerous Of late on ac-
count OF this condition, because OF
the obstruction to traffic for an un-
reasonably long time at more or less
frequent Intervals; an especial
source OF trouble is. your train No.
301, which blocks Market street FREE
quently for long time without ap-
parent gard for the convenience or
rights Of Dur citizens. Perhaps you
an not aware of these conditions. !
write these lines to inform you OF
them, with the expectation that they
will be remedied at once. In case
they are not, shall place an officer
at the places Of trouble to do his
duty toward keeping the streets
open for traffic.
trust shall not bg obliged to
give the matter further Z ncern.
Yours respectfully,
A. BOLLECHWEILER,
Mayor.
.Anril 1st., 1910.
Lehigh Valley Railroad COMPANY,
14S Liberty Street,
New York City.
Gentlemen:
The matter of the obstruction OF
street crossings by trains on your
railroad has become serious mat
ter to our city. Complaints have
become more numerous Of late on
account OF this condition, because OF
the obstruction to tyafic for an un-
reasonably long time at more or less
frequent intervals.
An especial source of trouble is
your crossing at New Brunswick
avenue, where traffic is frequently
blocked for long time without ap-
parent regard for the convenience or
rights Of our citizens. One of the
most serious features OF obstruction
at that point is the fact that all of
our physicians on their way to the
City Hospital must cross this spot,
as well as most of the injured or sick
who are being hurried to the hospi-
tai Besides those features, COM
nerciaI traffic is considerably ham
pered
Perhaps you are not aware Of
these conditions. write these lines
Ito inform you OF them. with the ex-
pectation that they will be remedied
at once. In case they are not / shall
place an officer at the places OF
trouble to do his duty toward keep
ing the streets open for trafilc.
trust ! shall not be obliged to
give the matter further concern.
Yours respectfully,
Al BOLLSCFIWEILE
Mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Several Hundred
Of The BOatmen
are Out.
BOATS ARE lDL /:

- Sbhb tbas w ~ ~
The strike Of masters. mates ana
pilots Of steam vessels about New York
harbor and the waters surrounding
Staten Island is Affecting water traliid
about this city. The Isehiph Valley
railroad company, the largest emplov-
ers of boatmen in this city, are the
most severely hit. Their only tues ii
harbor, the Allentown and Ganooa. ara
tied up at the coal wharves, while their
captains and pilots are attending labor
meetings in New York citv.
Fortunately for the Lehigh valley
and other coal shipping Companies. the
strike did not occur Until midnight last
night All coal shipping companies.
including the Lehiqh Valley concern,
have been extremely busy Tie part
three days sending out long toWs Of
occurred day or two earlier fhan Il
ala coal ebinmanta wonIS war III. have 80 Men
badly hammered. II L hel;evea Ths
Lahieh Valley Railroad cen,nanx, bs i
shipped about eighty baroea ~ e6n7!
last tow Of that series left last night.
With April 1st at hand, the rush has
subsidized and coal-shipping business has
reached It's normal point again fl this
city.
Local Marine Agent J v Laird 10
a NEWS representative today said
that the Lehigh Valley company has
the situation well in hand so Far Is
this city is concerned He said 3ows
will continue to be shipped as the yes
IL -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the mem
bars Of the Perth Amboy City Hos
pseal Association viii be held iii the
council chambers Of the City Hall,
Perth Amboy, N =, on Friday, April
1sf, at 8 o'clock p M
The meeting Is called In accord
anre with Article ", Section w. Of
the bylaws. Rules and Regulations
Of the Perth Amboy City Hospital
Association for the transaction Of
such business as may properly come
before the meeting.
". p, GHRISTQFFERSCN,
Secretary OF the Board.
Perth Amboy, ". j.. Mar. 23, 1910
10083S3A23-9te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Special bV United Pre9s Wtre.
Washington, April 1.-THE comp
troller OF currency today issued a
call for statements Of the condition
OF national banks at the close Of
business Tuesday, March rs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

London, April II Marie Corelli,
the noted antEoresH who is seriously
III with pneumonia at her home.
Straford-on-Av Is slightly better
today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
ITALIANS
FINED $500;
OTHER, $3.50
Judge Lyon Sentences tho
Men Found Guilty Of LIZ
beIIing Father GaIassi.
MUST REMAIN IN JAIL
UNTIL 1T IS PAID
8pedlal to the RVENfN0 NfaRa.

New Brunswick, April 1.-The three
Italians found guilty Of libelling Faith
'er Galassi, the Italian priest Of Perth
Amboy, were sentenced by Judge
Lyon this morning Louis De stephano
and Harry Colosimo were each fined
$500, and Francisco Campopjano, for
whom the jury recommended clemency
was fined $3.50. The men must remain
in jail until the fines are paid. None
of them had the money today and they
were returned to Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Thomas Lucas has removed his
tailoring establ liehment from 339
Madison avenue to BIT State street,
over Toft's grocery store.
10402-4-1-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Aptrtdf ~ United Pfe5s Wffe.
Trenton, April Or. w. e..
Ramsay's bill regulating the practice
Of osteopathy has passed the legisla-
ture with amendments made in the
senate. The bill is now up to the
governor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01
BLAZING TAR POT
CAUSE OF ALARM

a blazing tar pot at Madison ave-
nue and Lewis street shortly before
3 o'clock this afternoon endangered
four new double houses being erect
ed by Harry T. Wolff. Of South Ans
boy An alarm was turned in from
box ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Sewing Machines, any make, any
styles at A. Jensen, 1856 State street.
S762-2-3-tf*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

sole agency Tor NalfeaAl Csssl
Registers. all the latest models 4
Jensen 3s8 State street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01

Get i Typewriter from At go
S36 State street. s7G2~2 AZ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-09

Ell belt M Geforo poa bette Sm-
roa6e, ioet ban life bar mot nogen
Ssbe pna 81 9age. Gen unge
Wono leo Of ct IupeonSe % 9so.
beo besgc HeiuItaterne al Sea.
tarrb =, 90 unber ct SpboIo | Den.
Der, Col, foreiatte ban zig at preoe
Siiltetltren. Den er tiIipnelooenoe
foIot belois no, iSet bans SsrieI MI
bar normal, men iom rimeligt fan
bare oar Yatienten Iiot mpg | 6r,9-
erne. 9e iibite TO Tiger bar ban
blepen babel | SlipenoIie, % Spite.
met er berpeb bibrast iaa meaeu
Hprius eiennem Suoen, at oen uiGO.
panIis lange Safe bIep muIig, S9.
gerne hoobe efter Be 81 0oees Sor-
lob bcapnbt at sioe BAN Sriietiaft |
imaa Eortioner. ga Rr. Isaer
beeprote TN Saite peiebe ban AS
Inno; benre gGgt bragtes | De 81
Gage neo til 97h.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-09
pebermcer bar Raneen,

Se itaffels gebermser gioes ueS
fo%rifieaiee 9eiIigbe6er iaamangt Ell
Saausoro og er / oct belle en- life
meget eiteripnrst Bare, men / en-
Stiqins og paa ct Steo gipes De bog
Rangen fremior be met bebaarenoe
StisnbeSer / fS--20.aarsaloeren.
Oct er iom SPrerinoer | De offent.
lige Stoler / 9es Ioines, Soma,
at gebermser foreir9ffes iremfor
ale andre. superintendent q. 3.
RioSen ubiteote peo StoIernes Nab.
ming en- beitemt Srore ON. at aQe
29rerinoer ooer % aar uSen lino.
tnselier ifuloe siues Sorranaen peo
geiRtteIie Of SRrerpoiter. Son no.
taIte iautioig. at bans erfargy
baooe lRrt bnm, at Gamer ! ben III.
Der bar langt beore 9Rrerinber eno
De pnere. 9enne iamme Sfolebeitp.
rer sar osiaa eiort bet I'll en- Sesel
life at onintte noger 9prerinoe oeo
gpens Stoler, meSminore neotom.
menSe bar ~unberpiit | SfcIer paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-09
Dill ~forlanoe Sipct.

s Soreit Gitp, Soma, er ser oon.
net en- Screening, bbis SormaaI life
godr no pao noget miuore emo al be.
fienpe OGDEN. Soreniuaens
Glitter err Clinton Nerricf, og iao.
bel ban iom flere al hans 8ilbpn.
gere bar ubtalt, at hi Rennefer fun.
De lepe | Here bunbreoe anr, ON pi
bare tog bare paa % ielo. Tr.
Werricf in6rsmmer, at 6et life err
iii noeeu Hptte at ipiIoe Si6en meS
ipee og ippffeSe Ienneifer, ser oeo
ieilnstig 2~ipsfsriel bar sOelagt lin
Se(bre6, men ban er forpisiet ON,
at Bern fan oborages ioaleoes, at De
fan naa Ell bsi og IDffelig sn6eroom.
Sorenirgen ngter at beopee nGite
ginters 2egislatir til at gioe @an-
6en meb 2iaaen set isrite or9benSe
Sli9 beo at peotagc en- Cop, ser gier
lluoeroisning ON aae SpgSomme,
oeres Sorebpegelie og 9ebanOIing.
til tourgeut Sog / n1e ofientIigc
SfoIer og Colleges, iamt at 9srnene
undertakes / De npeite Netbo0er meo
40 naiurIig Sci oeS rigt og rent Blob
at forl9nee 2ioet.
Soreningen bar ! bisie 9ase bolot
lin aonpentiou i Sorreit Gin, Soma.
og en- 8omite bIep nebiat til at no.
arbeioe Be Gore, Der ffal foreIpggcs
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