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Ina interview" que obtuyo de
Alberto Roman. declarado ac-
tor principal Ell ell crimen
de LA FIaca," 0rigin0 la vi
Sita a la isla del redactor del
"CnbanO Libre."

Tuvimos hoy el gu>to de recibir
Ia cortes vista del Sr Porfirio Car
cases. periodista cphano que vino
4 la i>la eml motivo del juicio del
"crimen dc Ii I'laca'
FL ST. Carea@,es. antique redactor
III "Cubano I.ibre". importantc
iiario de San;iacn re Cuba celchr6
Ali Una cntrevista con Alberto Ro-
man. cleelara'Io cliipable de /,
muerte del invcn Coillzo en- el cx-
preSado suce~o de La Flaca Puhli-
Cado la interview Y habiendo des-
pueS Romin hccho manifestations
tendentcS 1 desvirtuar ID inforrna,lu
por el perio,li>ta y teniendo en- c,en-
ia la fiscalia lie Ponce Ia importan-
cia dc las declaraciones q. aparecian
en Ia interview" So obtuvo que vi
niera 4 la isla eI expre>ado senior
q'nen presto una lie las nl5s impor-
iantcs ,leclaracianes en- II jlicio ctiya
completa information esta publ
cando La Correspondence
ii Sr CarcasSe>. O. miembro pro-
minente del partido conservation Gu
bano v hacc amos aIIe trahaia en- el
'.Cuhano Lihere". Drs II m,.chn an
ties de Ia Independence lie Cuba laln
Taba Jor Ia liiDcrtad ,le svi paiS.
rs soltero Y representa- tener IS 4
40 aios. Homhre c'il,o V de ennoci-
mientos generates oonooe tainhien
pcrfectamente ! 4 Tolitica ,ie SIT pals
v lie ella, aun que con Ia natural ,si~-
erection. hablo algo eStensamenrc
Sahe de muchoS lie lo> probIemas dc
Puerto Rico euya Marcia p-plfiica
Ia segllrio con interss en Ia nrenSa
puertorriquena
Mahana v1lelve a Ponce FL distin-
guido companern para ie alli regre-
Sar q su pals
Le deseanlOs FL mejor riale que
s'ls visitas Ia isls Sc repitan.
ii ef--fI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14
PGI Ia paz del mundo
Nuevo canon del eJercito
ale man.
La nueya arma cOntiene su pro-
yectil una composition de ga
SeS YenenOSOS.

La casa dc krapp acaba de inventar
esta fabrieando para ell Gobierno
lleman IN nuevo modelo de canon
ie .itio. cuvaS posihilidades deddes-
triccion son aHn mas terribleS que las
ID todos los canones ha ia ahora co
noci,los. Fl nievo tipo lie ordenanza
50 llama 'Bomba-canon Y esta dies
tinado para uso de los sitiadorcs du-
rante el aSalto final de una fortalcza
clando las armas del sitador no pIe-
den va disparar-c por el pell@ro dc
HERR 1 sus propios Sol,lasloS.
Is este m li.cro canon de peqc-
40 calibre que Sc carga por una hora
Fl proyectil 10 conSstiluke I'm cllin-
Iro de metal que cntra solo en- Ia no
"a V lmo de cuNa- extremes -nhre-a
len del canon. vendo i i aiheri,lo
ma bomha lie -ran t1mano que In
20 explosion p"r medic de una cs-
poleta eraduaia. II pmvectil -
iespren,lc ,ie Il BONITA poeo item
po despues dc haher sido dispa-
raIo. delando que IN bomha Siga
h 9yectoria inicial para hacer
"Npln,lan on ii momcnto deter
mina4o. Ademas de los danos causa-
dos por IA explosion. esta homba es-
parce eaSes veneilosns. que hacen SIi
acci6n per.iaIeramente terrible
La hiia de krIpp. liniea herede
IA responsible de II direction IL
las ohrt<. ploicsI0 al principi" con
ira eI "Romba-ctii6n \. principal
mente. contra el 'l;spo<iIiyo ie lbs "a
>es vcnenosnS. Segun 50 a-egura. -
ha convertible en- secnria Y ar.iiente
amiga de Ia propaganda tarne.i. en-
favor de Ia paz y Fl arhitrlje. Sin en-
l,1rso. hu!o ,le ren,lirse ante las exi-
gencil> lei Dep1riamenta ,le Guerra
del lmpcrio. con Il c,Ial Ia casa k1Ipp
iicn firnaio VIZ eontrata - is'Iala.
que lc impi,ic rccarse 4 Il e,n-irIicc-
zion ,ie laS arnA- y model,tS aiopta
10 pr Il e.prnin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14
e gobernador de Barcelona ha prohbldo la
festaclon a la tu nba del famoso agltador
De resuas de uu chiss que lie conto a puede que
muera ell uez Alfred Austin.
La sltuaclon potca de Honduras grave de que
el general Valladares la ha emprendido contra
los extranjeros RESIDENCES la capital
De nuestro servicio cablegrafco.

! New York. octubre IA FL dfa de
descubrimiento de America ha sid6
leelebrado on totlas ias erandes cill-
/ dades de la Union. Fl presidentc
| Taft hizo Ia revista de una gran pro
cesion alegorica en- Boston.
New York, ocflubre IA. Fl Hon
David B. Hill, lEno lie los mas pro
mInenteS icuders denocratas en- los
! amos pasadoS. esla gravemente en-
fermo en- su residencia de New York.
New York, nctuble ! Plleda
ser que mnera el illaz Alfred Austin.
de South NorWalk Connetlclt. como
Iresulltado de un chiste que le eonio
sll hija FL chiste eragraclnso vel p.ea
Sc RIO de buena CANA Sc RIO tarlto,
que cuando recobr6 Ia ,crledacl Sc
VIC atacado de un hipo que sus me-
diros no han podido suprimir. Haee
Innevo dias que ell juez slgue con 81 hi
po y diariamente Sc cncuentra mas
|debil Sc tienen pocas esperanzas Gle
isalvacion.
New York, octlbre IA Mrs. R.
f. Hayden, esposa de I'm rico den
tista de Chicago ha sido detenida
acusada de robo Mrs. HAYDEN for
maba parte deuna eompan1a de ami
gas que paseaban en- autom6vil. En-
Crown Point, I'm suhurbio dc Chiea
90. Sc detuvieron y mientras los due
nos Gle varias casas quedaban afuera
tratando de yer I'm aviador que Sc.
decia pasaria por el veclndarlo. Mrs.
Hayden, segun dicen, Sc introduce
en- las casas y Sc apoder6 del conte-
nido de varias despensas, y coloean
do los objetos dentro del coche par
ito 4 toda veloeidad. In gran surtl-
do de provisiones fu@ encon trado en-
su garage.
New York. octubre "A La 81
tuacl6n de Honduras es miiv gra-
We. FL general Valladares comandan
te del puerto de Tegucigalpa flle des
tituido por su actltud amenazante
para con los extrangeros. Para ven
garse. Nalladares asalto el pueblo
con un grupo de gente armada. Tn
grupo de extrangeros logro tuear-
Sc pcro ouedan aun vario9 america
nos q ingleses Dice Nal!adarn9 aneI
i e presenta I'm brquc dc .ncrra
americana . inelts homhar leara elI
pueblo. FL consul inglts Sc ha fusa-
do de Amapala.
New York, oetlhre - tGplph
Bergen. qlien eans5 Ia nuerfe del
muchacho Charles Ii bor,l" - amos
lie edad en- New York. pnr adherlo
coaido Y puesto alelanir do n al M
mento que le di-paraba i'm tlro la
TRY Greenwald, ha Sido dotemdo 81
acusado de homicide, negantose el
lucz L acepilr hlnza
Crendo Bergen fui llevalo ante el
Coroner. dicho tmeionarlo 10 cali
fie6 'lt- "perro slrio
New York. octtlhfe " on nlpflVn
10 ser hov anlsef- ~" i'' II rle -
eian de Ferrer g TEN" ar" estfii.i
notnicsrn E~Pala ftl.li tl"fil9 sl'i
ic aver nInguh rl@lden'r 'ir~assa =
hle hl ocUrndn. 'tehI'to prohihl,.inaf
e 9 Ia a"uiut iifmn f'! -cn"r 3ll1-s
lells- ri mavor pel.sf" e-l-i IN III
celoala 6nnde 81 aie'rila i'f ieii5i5s'5
termnianteinelile atit''flEti '.'9st.si'a
lies . fIpthi@ti3eFlis'a tll r. 3afiitsst
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14
Fl SUCES0 0CURR|DD
EN- LOLA,
Segun el informe de la po-
llcla sc trato de que Ia jo-
ven Maria lnllrlera sus-
tanclas venenosas.
Hace muy POGO tempo que Sc
habia efpctuadO ell matrimo-
uie de los dos .joyenes.
Ell agresor resisti6 a la policia
y lie hizo un disparo con el
revolver que us6 para su es-

'
Fl gobenador recibio hoy del Guar
tel general de la polieia insular mas
detallcs del stlceso ocurrido aver en-
Lola en- que Ia loven sonora Maria
Lulza Finero eSposa del Dr. Bonelli,
estuvo 4 plnto de perecer por dispa-
ros que este lc hiriera. Fl informe le
| hoy que contirma las noticiaS reclb-
das por La Correspondencia- dice
asi:
.AmpliandO el informe dc aver,
rospecto al herho oeurrido ALI en Ia
noeha del dla II de To- corrlentes.
Sc ha comrnicado que, On dicha no
che sc oyclon eritos de una sonora
que pedia ausillio Y Sc overon asi mis-
mo seglidamente varios disparoS de
arma de fuego, por cnyo motlvo G!
jefe Gle aquel diStrito corrl6 d Ia calle
viendo que Ia sonora del Dr Bonell,
Maria I.ul,a Pinero. corlia en- drec-
cion al cuattel lie pollcia y que el l)r.
Pablo VI. Bonell luchaba con el po-
licia Ncstor BeyleN, portando I'm re
voIver con el que segun manltesta-
clones del guardia L habia dlspara-
do dos tllOs 4 sl senora y IN tlro a
Il, cuando trataba Gle arrestarlo. In
mediatamente fue arrestado el refe-
rido doctor FL policia Beyley al YER
Sc atacado hizo uso de su revolver
para defenderse { hirio en- un brazo
al ST. Bonell. FL jefe de distrlto, en-
union del juez de paz, procedlo
oeupar varios lfqllidos Y pastlllas
oue, see,in declaration de Ia sonora
el doctor trataba Gle hacerle tomar.
FL fiscal de distrito ha sido noticla-
do de ese hecho vel iuez depaz lnstru
We las primeras diligencias del caso.
'segun informes, Ia ioven que
fus victima de la agre,l6n. tienc unos
IS a - amos Gle edad. es muy agra
eiada Y hace POGO termlno 81 lnstruc
ci6n. Ha estado algunas veceS en- San
Juan eoncurrien1o / bales Y eS muv
conoeida aqui Hace muy poeoS dias,
secin lntormoS, contralo matrlmo-
Mo Il DR.. Bonclli con Ia loven Pinel-
70 Pocos diaS antes del enlace pasea-
ban de Rio PiedraS 4 Carolina los
dos j6venes que parece tuvie'on bre-
We tempo de rclaciones CompaheroS
del agreSor Y otraS perSonas comen-
tan el suceso creyendo ~" puede
haher desiqullbrio en- la' lacnltadeS
mentales de a1uel.
FL suee~o ha causado gran impre
sion en- OLA Y Carolina on donde
son gfnelllmente conocidos los %
vcnes esp@oS Y muy estlinada IL Sc
nora.
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En- y PROVING vsro- - eegsEi
4 rcE's-sl IL u, I.>ta.i'.~ I'n1i,s- l.
hr J y tsrlaneli p'' si.i'ure
dental III nunicipa Il II
~ r'"na qe d nia.,s ea
lle aissra c'en'an - r.-;eii .li it.,~
para -s'-ien"r eii sls intn"> - in,fui-
rif.o. u i rIli'isi NJ gri-, H. -..in W.
tos. Esto hleieala eni-.~ 2si,uss
p.ie- ~ dsSpnniineut,'s -, nl-
nesa--s- y m Ssn uircc n llarl4i.,
bsi-lsF'aT iav mpei" ii>g.lsrn !
p5iiersn isr~e >s,rr,rsSa=.
II IngInFrp iuNilIar 10 7. eni-
d..d >r Nig'rl Ferrer tivo d e,arre-
sis de lnf,,rrEsE i ,m '-IeT-rl.r ..e
La Correspondence que Il ancho
de Z c-l.e 5sl Ps.qge, en e. sitso en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14

Ell alcslde INFERNO de Ia ciudaI
Sr- Ameico SaIss, ha dispuesto que
IA con el material de que dispone el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14

municipio para eiectIar Ia recngiia
de laS tasIr:s- s.. con carr,s Y gana
do alqliiIa IL. :. pn,ce,Ia i una cnm-
plets limpIeza recpgida he e,epn-
bro, : ha~ursi@ IN FL harrio ds P,a
de terra .rinln ~ ntr,s SItisss IL Ii
ciulad ~,l@ psi l-,'ins.
Fl fiscal =. z. corte eIe ii<'-iro
de Pence vi>irI 1rer iarle al a''pr-
nev general r,-ls.hrandn una canfe1,m
cia con el lefe tel deparlamentO dc
lustlcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14
iiIata vi,ita
de un peIiodista

Ell senior Carcasses, antigua
periodista cubano G inilu-
yente elemento del partido
conservador de la Republi-
ca, vino a esta isla en asun.
los Gle su profession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
=, s7s-77 - = " - ..7El'I 4si
IOTTENvlLLE.

Rev. Charles Summer Burch, archs
deacon Of Rfchmdnd. was a visitor
here yesterday.
Mrs. George Kugler and son, OF
Wilmington, Del, are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kugier, of VIII
liam street.
Miss Anna Brown, Of Brooklyn.
formerly of this place, visited here
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hadkins, who has
been at North Hampton, Mass, for
several weeks, returned home yester-
day. Miss Marion Hadkins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hadkins, re-
turned home also yesterday from
Smith College, at North Hampton.
William r. Lee, of Center street,
who sprained his ankle at Fort
Wadsworth last week. while at work
there, is able to be out again.
A. communication OF Huguenot
Lodgeg NO. 381, +. and A. M, will
be held tonight
The Armory Cafe at Main street
anad Broadway is being painted. ID.
r. Robins has the contract.
Happy Buckalew has returned to
town again after three days, as the
guest of Sheriff Collins. at Rich
mOnd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
ARRESTED FOR
SELLING BOY
SOME TOBACCO

A crusade has been started against
tobacco dealers selling cigarettes and
tobacco to minors and saloon keep
ers selling liquor to boys under age
on this end Of the island and
throughout the borough of Rich
mond. Several arrests have already
been made by the police.
Simon Bark. of Amboy avenue,
Pleasant Plains, who keeps a con-
feetionery and cigar store near the
station, was yesterday arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Marsh in the second
district court at Stapleton for sell
ing boy belonging to the Mission
of the Immaculate Virgin. Mt. Lo-
retto. two packages of tobacco last
week Magistrate Marsh, after hear
ing the case, held Bark in $500 bail
for special session.
Albert Carpenter. of Main street.
Tottenville. who was arrested on a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
STANDING OF
THE F. OF A.
ON ISLAND

The Foresters of America ON Staten
Island number about 1900 members
and the following statistics will be of
interest: The Order is represented by
courts all over the United States and
was founded in 1864; reorganized in
1889. 1t has Is grand courts, lS6 sub
ordinate courts, and 235, AL members.
Since its organization it has distribut
ed nearly twenty-five million dollars in
sick and death benefits. Following is
the standing of the courts in this bor-
ough from April, 1909, to April, 1910,
as reported by Deputy Grand Chief
Ranger John i. Newman:
Court Castleton-General manage
ment fund, $29.10; membership, 90;
funeral benefits, $500; sick benefits,
e3.1S; expenses, $255.l5; balance on
hand, $701.7S.
Court Edgewater- General manage
ment fund, $500; membership, 1853;
funeral benefits, $500; sick benefits,
$491.5O; expenses, $26s.04; balance,
81, 3,428.31
Court -Four Corners--G. M, $21.96;
membership, 62; funerals, S127.36; in
demnity fund, $400; sick benefits,
$187; expenses, $l62Ts; balance, $7S3.-
a.
Court Giffords-G M. fund, $23.16;
membership, IL; funeral benefits, none;
sick benefits, $262.52; expenses, $272.-
90; balance, 81 ,9se.73.
Court Linoleum-G. NJ. fund, $71.62;
membership, 20s; funerals, $l00; sick
benefits, $906.50; expenses, $339.79;
balance, $4,136.77.
Court Midland-G, M. fund, $2145;
membership, 49,; funerals, none; sick
benefits, 500; expenses, $l92; balance
$774.s8.
Court Port Richmond--G. M. fund
$6422; membership, 1856; funerals
$400; sick benefits, $910.80; expenses
$Se6.S9; balance, $3,652.39.
Court Rossville-G. M. fund, $40.4Si
membership, 81; funerals, $1S5.97i
sick benefits, $47o.61; expenses, $236.
SO; balance, $S94.34.
Court Southfeld-G. M. fund, $93.08
membership, $139; funerals, 800; sicl
benefits, $S02.41; expenses, $259.S0i
balance, 81, ,442.40.
Court Staten Island--G. M. fund
$75.7O; membership, 225; funerals
$5O0.50; sick benefits, $714; expenses
$683.47; balance, 1894.
Court Tompkins-G. M. fund, $3.50
membership, 1875; funerals, $4OO; sicl
benefits, $56O.s0; expenses, 1915; bal
ance, $500,
Court Tottenville-G NJ, $2O.3O
membership, go; funeral $50; sicl
benefits, $261.16; expenses, $93.44; bal
ance, $502.92.
Court Rosebank-G. NJ fund, $11.60
membership, 6s; funerals, none; sic
benefits, $3.50; expenses, $50; bal
ance, $l39.59..
Following are the totals of the fore
q ,<oing: Number Of courts, 10; member
ship, 1857; paid for funerals, $2,562
for sick benefits, $5,652; general mar
agenent fund, $557; management e,
penses, 1924; balance of all funds o
hand, $27,177.75.
The Oldest is Court Staten Islant
organized in 1886, and the youngest
Court Four Corners, 1908.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
TOTTENvILLE. KREIScHERVILLE,
RICHMOND VALLEY
BILL CONTAINS
MUCH INTEREST
To ISLANDERS

The inferior courts bill which con-
tains matters of interest to Staten !
Island, has been approved by Mayor
Gaynor and is now in the hands of
Governor Hughes, who, 1t is pre-
sumed. win sign 1t.
The feature of interest to Staten |
Islanders is that judges of special
sessions and city magistrates shall
be appointed by the mayor as they
are now. 1t has been expected for
some time that a bill would be
passed making the Office of city
magistrate elective and that Magfs-
trate Handy would be legislated out
of office. That matter is now settled
and the judge will serve out his
term
A boon OF the many autoists who
pass across the island will be an
Identification card. The bill pro-
vides that any citizen of good moral
character may after August 10 apply
to the police station for a card con-
tanning his name, description, etc.
Then when he Is charged with a vic
lation of a city ordinance, such as
over-speeding, the policeman will
serve him with a summons to appear
at court within forty-eight hours In
stead of taking him into custody, as
now. If he should not appear he
will be arrested and fined Just as IL
the summons were served, as now.
Every policeman will have sum
monses signed in blank, a package
of which and a fountain pen will be
part of his equipment
In the matter of salaries, Staten
| TCIn r,.t to- Tx.1 1<r<
1 Ryan and Magistrates Handy and
Marsh will receive substantial addi-
tions to their incomes. Judge
Ryan, the special sessions Judge, will
receive an increase of $4,000, MAX
ing his salary $4,000. the same as
those In Manhattan. Magistrates
Handy and Marsh, whose salaries are
$1,000 year, will receive an in
crease of $4,000. making their sal
ary $1,000, the same as all bor-
loughs.
An item of importance to prison
ers Is embodied in the bill. Every
prisoner is entitled to one free tel
ephone call at the expense of the
city and as many more as he wishes
to pay for. There Is to be a sepa-
rate court for children, exvept in
Richmond, and here they must be
tried in a separate room from adults.
After September 1st, city magistrates
are not to have jurisdiction in chill
dren's cases. A special court of spe-
cial sessions shall try these cases and
this court will sit once week. Civ
ilians will keep order in the court
room of city magistrates instead of
policemen, as now, but policement
: will continue to serve warrants and
! attend to prisoners in the pen.
This creates two new places in this
borough at a salary Of $1,200 9
year. Probation officers are to be
chosen from the civil service list alse
but 1t is said an effort will be made
, to place this position in the exempt
class. There are other provisions oi
J the bill bearing on Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
LAWN PARTY
OF W. C. T. U.
ON JUNE 25

At business meeting OF the
Pleasant Plains Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. held Tuesday
night. plans were completed for the
lawn party to be held at the homes
Of Mrs. Harry and Mynard Sharrott,
in Bloomingdale avenue, Saturday,
June %. An elayorate program,
which will include tableaux. drill
by the children and vocal and instru-
mental music, will be given.
An address by Rev. Wilbert West
colt, pastor of Bethel M. E. church,
Tottenville, will be an attraction.
Ice cream will be for sale during
the evening. Ig the night proves
stormy, the affair will be held the
following week. The committee in
charge of the lawn party arrange
ments includes Mrs Mynard Shar-
rott, Mrs. Harry Sharrott, Mrs. l. W.
Decker, Mrs A. w. Browne and Mrs.
Abram Sharrott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
PLEASANT PLAINS

The closing meeting of the Junior
Epworth League of st. Marks
church, Pleasant Plains, will be held
in the lecture room tomorrow after
noon. An interesting program has
been arranged and the pins for the
year will be given out. A social
time viii follow.
Mrs. w. w. LaForge and Mrs.
Harry Smith were in Perth Amboy
yesterday.
The rank of knight was conferred
on candidate by U. s. Grant Lodge.
NO. 10, Colored knights of Pythias,
at Rossville, last night.
The quarterly meeting OF Court
Rossyille, No. 434, Foresters Of AM
erica. will be held In Rossville hotel,
in Fresh KiiI road, tonight. Several
candidates are expected to be I'M
itiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
NEW POSTAL STATION IN
ST. GEORGE FERRY HOUSE

The new postal station In the
ferry house at st. George, which is
q branch of the New Brighton post
Office, was opened Monday and was
largely patrqnized. For establishing
this branch Postmaster Thomas A.
Braniff, of New Brighton, has been
receiving congratulations from his
friends. This new station will no
doubt do a larger business than the
post office ITSELF" was the remark
of one who attended the opening.
Mr.. Braiiff was on hand early to
welcome friends, after (which he
went to Tottenville to greet the New
York f1erald-Atlanta Journal good
roads scouts. ~ -s2s* s. So n aAl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
ST. JOHNS GUILD OPENS
SEASIDE HOSPITAL

st. Johns Guild, which conducts
a seaside hospital at New Dorp. has
begun its summer work of caring
for i'll children. The institution at
this place has a capacity Of $50.
The guild also conducts a floating
hospital which accommodates 1900.
Each child under six is the admis-
sion ticket for a mother and any
number of little brothers and sisters
All they have to do is to. be at tho
pier in Manhattan in time and there
they find a huge barge fitted with
the latest hospital equipment, wards
baths and large kitchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
BOYS BAND HAS GONE
TO PARADE AT KINGSTON

The famous boys band of 100
pieces of the Mission of the Immacu-
late Virgin. Mt. Loretto, left Pleas
ant Plains yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock for Kingston, N. Y. where
they will take part in firemen's
parade and convention that Is being
held In that place. The band, in
charge OF Professor John Price,
leader; Colonel Doyle and Chief Ac-
countant Purcell, of the institution,
went by night boat from Manhattan
at 6 o'clock. They will return again
tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
nARn nE THANKs.

We wish to express our thanks to
our many friends and neishbors for
their kindness in our late bereave-
ment.
MR.. & MRS. ]. w. PAUGH.
12540-e-16-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
AUTOIST
ON A CHARGE
OF SPEEDING

In the court OF special sessions
at st. George yesterday with Judge
Fleming presiding. Thomas P. Ryan,
of 5S3 West One Hundred and Twen-
ty-fifth street, Manhattan, was fined
$40 for speeding. Ryan, who is a
chauffeur for Andrew j. Kerwin, Jr.,
owner of the Hotel Carlton, at 2O3
West Fifty-fourth street, Manhah-
tan, was arrested on Sunday. May
%, by Bicycle Patrolman Brugger-
man, charged with speeding in AM
boy avenue, near Princes Bay, at the
rate of twenty-five miles an hour. At
the Goth. precinct station, Totem
vile, at the time OF the arrest, Mr..
Kerwin offered the Hotel Carlton,
valued at 100000. as security.
Some of the news OF your Imme-
date neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
RECEIyEs DEGREE OF ARTS.

One of those to receive a degree
at the fifty-seventh annual com
mencement exercises of Manhattan
College, held in Carnegie hall, Man
haitian, Tuesday night, was Robert
]. Shea, son of Police Lieutenant
Michael J. Shea, OF the 99th, pre-
cinct station, Tottenvilie. Mr.. Shea
received the degree Of master OF
arts. Archbishop Farley presided at
the exercises and Mgr. Thomas J.
shahan, rector Of the Catholic Uni
versity at Washington, made the ad-
dress to the graduates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
P. E. DAVIS JOINS
LENHART POST G. A. R

At a meeting of Lenhart Post No.
1853, G.. A. R., one new member join
ed their thin and failing ranks.
Phinney E. Davis, of Rarttan Bay
Park. Tottenyille. is the new mem
ber. Mr.. Davis, who served In the
New York Cavalry during the civil
war, Joined his first post since his
discharge from the war when he be-
came a member of the local post.
He has resided In Tottenville for the
past several years and has aaways
taken an active part in local affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16
COMING MARRIAGE.

Announcement has been made OF
the coming marriage of Frank
OechsIi, formerly of Bloomingdale
avenue, and Miss Anna Benziger, of
Brooklyn, The ceremony VIII be
performed at St. Michael's church.
225 Jerome street. East New York.
Following the marriage q reception
viii be held In Heinz hall, 636 Stein
more avenue, East New York. Mr..
Oechsli is wsll-known In Pleasant
Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-16

warrant Tuesday for selling a minor
acn of beer last week. was before
Magistrate Marsh yesterday. Car
penter was paroled on his own rec
ognizanee for examination on Fri
day, June 24th. Some time ago a
amin street dealer was fined $25 in
special sessions for selling cigarettes
to q boy.