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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
UNCLE JOE Is
READY To BE
SPEAKER AGAIN

Emporia, Kan, July 1~9.-Joseph G.
Cannon reiterated in his speech here
that he viii not take himself out Of
the race for the speakershfp of the
ext house.
He said ne would abide by the will
of the Republican caucus IL the Re-
publicans controlled the next congress,
but that no muck raking magazines"
could make him say he would not be a
candidate. In other words, he said,
he would make an effort to win the
speakership, yet the emphasis with
which he spoke made it plain that If
the Republican caucus should nomi.
a him he would be willing to serve.
Mr.. Cannon reiterated his euIogy of
denunciation of Republican congress-
men who did not agree with all the
schedules reported from committee
and again suggested that Senator Brst-
tow take his rubber trust charges to
the department OF Justice instead of
eNkhoiIAh6 IaCAh ia cPECSdSa+
Kansas City, Kan, July 19-Insur-
gent, Senator Joseph L.. Bristow of
Kansas In the course Of q speech at
Auditorium hall In answer to Speaker
Cannon's criticism of the ''insurgents''
Of the two houses of congress for their
attitude toward the Payne tariff bill
schedules declared that unless there LIS
a change for the better In the manage
ment OF the affairs of the nation a
panic will be precipitated which may
shake the country's Industrial stability.
I'VE are not fighting party regular
ity," he said. "We L fighting for
party integrity. II this is maintained
none need worry as to party regular
fly. We centend for the fulfliment of
the declarations of our party platform.
We are fighting b~etrayersl"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
GRAND TRUNK
Is CRIPPLED
BY A STRIKE

Montreal, July 19-Conductors and
tralnmen of the Grand Trunk and Cen
trial Vermont railways obeyed an auto
matte strike order at $50 O'Clock hist
night. On Sunday when the reambers
Of the strike committee left here each
man carried a sealed envelope to be
opened at that hour calling q" STRIKE
unless d telegram had previously been
received which, upon comparison with
a copy envelope, stated otherwise. Ne
such telegram was sent, and the strike
became effective. - ~ .
Under the terms of the strike order
trains which began their rams befura
$50 o'clock were taken through to the
terminal by the men in charge. After
that the company was left to look
after its w interest.
New London, Conn, July 19.-All
conductors and trainmen on the Cen
trail Vermont railroad walked out ON
strike at $50 O'Clock last, night. New
london Is the terminal of the Grand
Trunk via the Central Vermont.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
THINK CRIPpEh
is ON OCEAN
IN DISGUISE

New York, July lbs DR.. Hawley
II. Crippen, suspected slayer of his
wife, Belle Mmore, sailing toward
New York aboard the steamship
Kroonland? Is be disguised as an old
woman? Is he unconscious that wo-
men friends of his dead wife VIII be
standing at the pier to watch his land
ing and to point him out no matter
what disguise he may wear. These
questions will be answered tonight or
tomorrow morning when the Kroon-
land arrives. DIR. Crippen and Ethel
Leneve, his companion in fight, are
said to have boarded the vessel at
Dover on July g.
Crippen and the woman are supposed
to have left London on the afternoon
of July 8. He was last seen going from
his office at 1 O'Clock. They had ample
time to catch the liner at Dover.
All the women friends of Mrs. Grip
pen who have been aiding the police
i'll the search for the fugitive wifi be
at the pier when the Kroonland docks,
and there IS little chance that DIR.
Crippen and Miss Leneve, if they are
aboard, will be able to slip ashore I'M
observed, even though DR.. Crippen is
disguised as a woman, as is now sup
posed.
Detectives viii be sent down to meet
the SHIP when she arrives at Quaran-
tine tonight or early tomorrow morn
ing.
Yesterday Detectives Lesson and
Moody looked for DIR. Crippen and the
Leneve girl on two vessels, the Attain
tic Transport liner Minnetonka and
the French steamship Chicago. They
searched both vessels thoroughly.
Mime. emmett, who was Belle Ell
more's friend; Mrs. r. III. Mills, Belle
Elmore's half sister, and Mrs. B. Hyde.
a London friend of Mrs. Gfnnett's,
were on the piers when the boats
locked and also scrutinized the pas
seIlgers.
Moody and Lesson had instructions
to look for Crippen among the yemen
passengers. Scotland Yard had an idea
that he might be disguised as a woman
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
MRS. ROGERS IN AUTO CRASH
Widow of Financier Narrowly Es-
capes Death on Mountain

Lenox, Mass, July 19.-Mrs. Emile
Rogers, widow Of Henry FL. Rogers,
late Standard Oil millionaire, who is at
the Hotel Aspinwal1, narrowly escaped
a serious accident on West Stock
bridge mountain. With q party Of
friends in q big touring d she was
being driven over the crest of of
the steep hills at high speed Oh a
narrow highway. . ~
Coming up the other side of the
mountain was a motor owned by
George Cox of New York. Mr. Coxs
chauffeur saw the rush Of the Rogers
car over the summit and pulled out to
the edge of the narrow road, but could
not avoid a collision with the Rogers
car, the tonneau Of which was dam
aged. A protecting bluff In the road
prevented the Rogers a from being
overturned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
Inquest Begun In London.

London, July 19.-Dr. Danfnad
Thomas of London, coroner began an
inquest over what was left Of the body
of Belle Gilmore. the music hall singer,
which was found last Wednesday In
the cellar of the house which she ee-
cupied with her husband, DR.. Hawley
Harvey Crippen, on Hilldrop Crescent,
North London.
Dr. Thomas told the jury that the
remains were supposedly those of Mrs.
Crippen. There was not, he said, a
great deal of evidence to place before
the jury and it would be necessary to
adjourn the inquiry, as an analysis of
find out If poison had been admin
istered to the dead woman
Mrs. Walter NeaYe, the mother OF
the Leneve girl. who is supposed to
have fed with DR.. Crippen, aud sew
eral officers of the Ladies' Music Hall
guild were present at the inquest.
The naive appeal of the detectives
to- the Leneve woman, supported by
the pathetic letter of her father,
Walter Neave, to disclose here where.
abouts have been without effect. The
woman's real name is Neave, but for
some reason of her own she called her
Self Leneve, 81 name by which she
was possibly known while a student at
u French convent.
Scotland Yard has started out On
another Lead. The officers notified all
pawnbrokers IN the United Kingdom
to be vfgiiant In accepting pledges
from a man or q woman answering the
description Of DR.. Crippen or hts COM
panion. The police say they have rea
son to suspect that DR.. Crippen had
not more than f100 in his possession
when be fed, and they argue that he
will shortly be compelled to pawn
some Of Belle Elmore's jeweIry, which
cannot be found. 1t IS known that
she possessed jewels of considerable
value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
COTTON AT RECORD PRICES.
July Options Soil at 1855, Highest
Since Suiiy Campaign.

New York, July 19.-Cotton prices
went higher yesterday than at any
ether time In the last thirty years, ex-
eept In the Sully campaign In 1903 and
1904. The July option rose about 20
points to 1886 cents a pound on the
local exchange. and other months were
driven up along with July. The rise.
i'll July Is caused by the scarcity of
cotton and frantic efforts Of shorts to-
cover.
Ii you do not read the. NEWS
aUaru. do " m011- ELL nnIca-n n. nnoaE AooI-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19

4 pleasing, goon. nign grade. truly
nHyered, amber coloned cup of coffee
can be had-and without tho real
Coffee danger, or damage to health
by AMPLY using DIR. Shoop's new sub
sfitute, called Health Coffee" Pure,
wholesome. toasted cereals. malt.
nuts, ETC., make DR.. Shoop's Health
Coffee both healthful and satisfying.
No 20 to 80 minutes tedious boiling.
Made In q minute" says DR.. Shoop.
Ii served as coffee. it's taste viii
even trick an expert. Sold by Frank
Hilsdorf. y,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
WILL ENTERTAIN TAFT.
President Will Be Mrs, Dimock's
Guest at Dinner Tomorrow.

Boston, July 19.-President Taft will
dine tomorrow at Bar Harbor as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Dimoek
of New York, who are occupying Elst-
nore, cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
L. Anderson of Washington will enter
tain the president at luncheon Thurs
day and will be given the opportunity
to try the links of the Kebo. Valley
Golf club In the afternoon. A recep-
ton tn his honor will be given from
5 to 8 by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ellis
Of Washington, and 200 invitations
have been issued for this affair.
The president will leave for Ellis
worth Friday forenoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19

More than 20, 600 people IN this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19

Hundreds OF young people are
continually going to the altar 'for
better or for worse" and -sftana IL is
for the worse Just SO hundreds
of young men and women are ehoos
ing a calling for better or for
worse" with the same results You
will make no mistake in life when
you train yourself for a business or
professional calling by taking a
course of business or Shorthand at
Trainers Business College, Seheuer
Building.
Trainers Business College
f22 Smith strast. parth AmBag.
D. r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
HE WILL NOT DICTATE
Roosevelt Says Hs Will Tot Try to
Influence N~orninationw.

FIT1fueITG8 TFuFfI7FHtTUFf8.
Oyster Bay, N. ", July 19.-Colonel
Roosevelt announces that he does not
intend trying to- dictate nominations
for the fall election.
"I want 1t distinctly understood that
I shall take 10 part ia nominations
anywffere," was the way the e~x-presf-
dent put 1t.
This announcement goes as to every
state and national fight, Eve to the
goyernorship OF New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
OUSTED ONES
ARE PLANNING
A new CHURCH

New York, July 19.-That IL division
in the local fold Of the Christian
Scientists Is SOON to come WAS made
apparent when the sixteen followers of
the sect who were recently excom-
inundated by the mother church" In
Boston held personal and telephone
communications and decided on a
course of action. None of the dis.
credited sixteen would admit that they
Intended to rebel, but on the contrary
each one In the city with. smiles de-
clared that they would await the will
of the one higher than the directors OF
the mother church."
But during the waiting they are to
do all III their power to gain further
adherents to their ideas and with the
nucleus OF the GOO already pledged
have hopes of establishing an lad
vanced'' branch Of the cult that will
maintain the primal principles Of tha
original Christian Scientists, but still
allow them to practice and preach ae-
eording to their own ideas.
Tn this movement Arnold Bionle, a
Christian Science practitioner, Is said
to have been taeftly chosen leader OF
the Insurgents"
General Markets.
BuTTER-Bareiy steady; receipts. 6.565
packages; specials, per ib, aAa
291kc.; extras, 2SAa25ac. thirds to frsts,
Ma27hc.; state dairy. finest. aha.. com-
mon to prime, 23a26hc.; process, specials.
51sc. seconds to extras, ~221t5a5c.: factory,
seconds to firstss 22Aa2stzc.; @litation
creamery. 24a26c.
CHEESE-Weaker; reeeipts, I.675 boxes;
state whole milk. specials, 15Aa16c. fancy
small white. 14&c.; fancy large white.
Ma4e. fancy small colored. HAc.; fancy
large ooiored. 14%c.: average prime. 14Aa
143-c.; fair to good. 12&a13Ac. 2 common,
9Aa11%c.; state skins. specials. 12Ac.: fine.
l0% a11Ac- fair to good, 7naShc.; common.
5a61nc.; full Skins. 21sa3ac.,
~EGGS-Ftrm on fine eggs; receipts. a.
161 cases. state. Pennsylvania and nearby.
hennery. white, G7aS9c.; gathered whites,
26a27c.: hennery, browns, 24a26c.: gathered.
browns, 22a25c.; fresh gathered extra
frsts. ~19a21c.; firsts. 17a1se. seconds. f5tAa
16hc. .,-- AL
POTATOES-steady; Long Island. per
bbI., sf.25a1.60: Jersey, 81 f2ad. 81; southern.
75c. a$r %; seconds, 5aa75c. culls, 50a60e.
HAY AND STRAWASteady. timothy,
per hundred. &Mc. asl. 22lh; Shipping. Soc;
slower, mixed, 65c. as1.@ clover, 55a90c.
long rye straw. 60a65c. oat and wheat, so
a55c. half bales, NC. less.
MEAT-Live veal Calves to
choice, per 100 lbs, $Sa10.7 Is; eulls, S6a7.b0
live calves, buttermilks, Sc. 25a6. 70; grass
ers. s6a6.2Si country dressed veal calves.
prime. per h., 14a1441ke-; common to- good.
1eals12c.: barnyard calves, sees-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19

Look at the prices OF things as
advertised In today's paper. II yo.
know values, and lave a care for
your purse. these prices wiz interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19
BEGINS SKENE INQUIRY.

Special Grand jury CoFnfT1ehcsa F1VeB'
tigation Into Hearst Charges.
Albany, July 1a-Charges by WI.
Dam R. Hearst against Frederick %.
Skene, state engineer and surveyor
during 19oZ-0S, were taken up by q
special grand jury sworn in at an TX
t~raerdinary term of the supreme court.
The charges allege Irregularities In
awarding good road contracts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-19

THE BEST UP-TO-DATE RESTAU-
RANT IN THE CITY IS AT L..
sSEDNER'S, 40 SMITH STREET.
REGULAR DINNER soc.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
WASHINGTON.

The treatment OF non.Catholio de-.
nominations in Spain Is being watched
closely by the diplomatic representa-.
tives of the United States at Madrid.
Attorney General wickersham has
decided that the 100000 appropria.
ton made by the last Congress to
raise the battleship Maine Is avail.
able for any work that may be nee.
essary In that connection. thus re.
moving all obstacles.
In order to protect the interests of
the government as we'll as those of
settlers and other claimants of lands
within the national forests. the de.
partments Of the interior and agrIcu,.
sure have entered into q cooperative
programme that will govern the prose.
cution OF contested cases. Under Its
terms both the general land office
and the forest service will be ade-
quately represented at hearings be.
fore the registers and receivers Of
land offices Of all cases involving for.
est lands. The department OF agricul.
ture Is given the same right as q pri.
vate contestant to appeal to the sec.
retary OF the interior from any decI.
sion rendered by the commissioner OF
the general land office.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
INCREASED IMPORTANCE OF r. r.
QUESTIONS NEcEsslTATEs
ITS ESTAsL.HMENT.
LOCATE IN WASHINGTON
TO FURNISH INFORMATION OF
MATTERS AFFECTING THE BIG
TRAFFIC CORPORATIONS.

Washington.-By joint action the
railroads OF the United States will
Monday establish Bureau OF Rail-
way economics In Washington. 1t will
be under the direction of Mr.. Logan
G. Mcpherson. lecturer on transporta-
tion at the Johns Hopkins University
who has published various works on
this subject under the auspices OF that
institution. and last year accompanied
the National Waterways Commission
to Europe as traffic expert.
The reason for the creation OF the
bureau. accirding to Mr.. Mcpherson.
is the increased Importance Of railroad
questions in this country. THE bu.
reau." he said. purposes to build up
complete railroad library and archive.
and plans to become a repository OF
and a source of Information in regard
to matters OF railway interest other
than those Of technical nature.
which come under the Jurisdiction Of
the American Railway Association"
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, DoiNGS, ACHIEVE
MENTs, sUFFERINes. HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WEsTER.I.

La Junta. Colo. had n 100000 fire
Friday morning.
Hereafter mashers and rowdies In
Minneapolis parks will be spanked by
the nearest policeman instead OF ar
rested.
To be ready for immediate call for
assistance at mine disasters two por.
table stations fitted up on specially
constructed railroad cars. have been
ordered by the federal Bureau OF
Mines for use In the West.
An opium still" and distributing
house was found by revenue officers
in a Chinese tea store In Kansas City.
The officers found $27.790 worth OF
opium and $4,000 In gold. silver and
paper money packed away in trunks.
boxes and sacks and hidden under mat
tresses.
A proclamation OF the President
went into effect July lst changing the
name Of the Medicine Bow National
Forest. Colorado. to the Colorado Ma
tional Forest, and giving the name Of
Medicine Bow to the Cheyenne Ma
tional Forest. Wyoming, at the same
time eliminating 1856 acres from the
latter forest. No EXAMINATIONS were
made from the old Medicine Bow.
The Oklahoma state Supreme Court
has handed down a decision in the
capital removal case to the effect
that the capital shall remain at Guth.
rie until the legality Of the election
recently held is determined and the
courts have settled the constitutional
question in the provision Of the en-.
abling act that Guthrie shall remain
the capital until 1913. and that an
election shall be held after that time
to establish a permanent capital.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05

grew stronger. and within three months
! was q perfectly we'll woman.
II want this letter made public to
show the benefit women may derive
from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound" JOHN G. MoLDAN,
e1lb, Second St. North, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Thousands Of unsolicited and genu-
inc testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, which is made
exclusively from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
not lose sight Of these facts OF doubt
the ability Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
Ifyou want special advice write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.
Observation-Disclosures
confidential: For 20 years she
has been helping sick women I'm
this way, FREQ OF charge. Don't
hesitate-Write 1t once
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
POLITICAL.

Clifford Pinchot, former chief for
ester under Theodore Roosevelt. has
taken place upon the list OF possible
candidates for the Republican nomina.
tion for governor Of New York. and
Theodore Roosevelt was asked to sup
port his candidacy.
The Ohio Republican convention
nominated for governor. Warren G.
Harding OF Marion; lieutenant gov
ernor, Francis w. Treadway OF Cleve-
land; secretary OF state, Granville w.
Mooney Of Austinburg; attorney gen.
eral. U. Grant Denman Of Toledo;
treasurer. Rudy A. Archer Of Belmont
county; justices Supreme Court, vii.
liam B. Crew Of McConnellsville and
Augustus N. Summers of Springfield.
Minnesota Democrats have nomi.
mated the following state ticket:
Governor. John Lind; lieutenant gov
ernor. H. c. Tiff. Long Prairie; sec
retary OF state, Fred w. Johnson:
clerk Of the Supreme Court, Fred E.
Wheaton, Minneapolis; attorney gen
eral, J. NJ. Freeman. Olivia: treasurer
Charles F. Lander. St. Cloud; rail
road and warehouse commissioner
James C. Tracy, Rochester; auditor
T. J. Meaghan, Albert Lea: justices
of Supreme Court, T. J. O'Brien. St
Paul: A. w. Snow Of Winona; Philip
T. Brown Of Luvrne; Calvin L. Brown
Of Morris.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
FOREIGN.

Gen. Miniet, who ten days ago
started an uprising near Ell Caney,
Cuba, was surprised in camp and
captured.
The German Social Democratic par
ty makes the astonishing announce
ment that its war chest for the com.
ing reichstag elections is being replen
ished by voluntary contributions at
the rate Of $4,000 month.
The damage caused to French crops
by continued cold and wet weather Is
unofficially estimated at 100000. 900.
The wheat crop is estimated at 312,-
100000 bushels against $4,000
bushels in 1909.
That the revolution which was de-
tected in an incipient stage on the
north coast of Spanish Honduras has
been crushed and that peace now
reigns throughout the country, says a
cablegram which President Miguelda
Villa sent to the Honduras consul at
New Orleans.
An anarchist plot to murder the
was discovered Friday. The man who
was chosen to execute the decision of
the revolutionary group gave himself
up to the police, and, after confessing
his part in the plot, committed sui.
eide In prison.
At the conclusion of a conference
at San Sebastian between King AL.
fonso and Premier Canalejas, 1t was
announced that Marquis Emilio de
Ojeda, Spanish ambassador to the
Vatican, has been recalled.
In view of the recent discoveries
Of petroleum in Trinidad. which
might be useful to the navy. and the
Importance which the island will &C
quirc upon the completion Of the Pan.
ANA canal, the British government Is
considering the advisability Of forti
flying the entrances to the Gulf OF
Para.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
No Grade Crossings.

Greeley.-In order that there shall
be no grade crossings on the new
ley-Hudson-Denver branch of the
Burlington, an immense viaduct will
be built over the Union Pacific one
and one-half miles east Of LaSalle, 80
that the speed of Burlington trains
between Greeley and Denver will not
be affected by a grade crossing. The
Burlington will enter Greeley by a
tunnel under the Union Pacific tracks.
This indicates that the Burlington will
run all limited passenger train through
Greeley. Right of way agents are pay
ing good prices for farm land through
which the road will run.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
GENERAL.

A heroic size statue Of President
Lincoln costing $4,000 Is to be placed
In the rotunda Of the new capitol at
Frankfort. KY.
The total population Of Oklahoma,
lacking three enumeration districts,
has been announced by the Census
Bureau as 1,651,951.
Turning complete somersault in
the air in q 25-mile breeze on the
aviation grounds east OF Garden City.
N. Y, George Russell. flying in Cur.
tiss biplane, landed on the ground
without so much as a scratch to show
after his remarkable escape.
August Ropke, assistant secretary
and bookkeeper OF the Fidelity Trust
company of Louisville, Ky. is believed
to have made away with $1,140,000,
the entire surplus Of the concern, &C.
cording to statement made by John
w. Barr, president Of the company.
Ropke is in jail, unable to furnish $25,.
900 bond.
Efforts to have the carpenters, elec-
trical workers, bricklayers. plasterers.
in the Chicago building trades strike
we're without success and contractors
declare that the attempted general
strike has sizzled. 1t is said that less
than 1000 men have responded to the
strike call.
Representatives of twenty-seven ma
tional banks met in New York and
organized the National Currency A.
sociation of the City Of New York for
the purpose Of providing for a more
elastic issue of currency and to lessen
the danger Of future financial panics
by providing means whereby the
stronger banks may come to the aid
Of the weaker.
Cooperation between the federal
and state governments in the good
roads movement was advocated by
the speakers at the opening session
of the third annual convention of the
National Good Roads Congress at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. B. F. Yoakum
of the St. Louis G. San Francisco
Railroad and Congressman William
Sulzer of New York favored the idea
of the federal government loanins
money to the states for good road
building.
The fight against the showing of
the Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures has
already led to the prohibition of their
exhibition before rs 100000 people.
| The quarterly statement of the
I
three months ending June both last,
just issued shows total earnings of
$40,17O.960, an amount far In excess
of unofficial estimates and greater
earnings OF the first quarter by 33,-
554,os4. Net earnings for the quarter
were $3s.ssO.755. or $2,377.Ss1 greater
than the first quarters returns.
The Ordway new era., 1910-08-05
National Interest In Kansas Primaries

NAtionaI interest IN Kansas Prtm1rieS.
Topeka.-With the question Of in
surgency and talk Of third party agi-
tation in the country. the primaries Of
Kansas. the home Of Murdock. Madi.
son and Bristow, Tuesday. Is of nation.
al interest. There are eight congress
sional districts in Kansas. all repre-.
sented by Republicans. All Of the
present congressman are seeking re.
nomination. Six Of them avowedly are
standpat Republicans. These six have
opposition Of an avowedly insurgent
character.
The other two candidates, Victor
Murdock In the Eighth district and e.
H. Madison in the Seventh, both In
surgents. have no opposition In their
own party.
1t is well.defined fight between the
regulars Of the regular Republicans
and the progressive element.