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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
New York Produce
NEw YORK. Sept. 2l.-Hops-Inactire.

: NEW YORK. sept --Hops-lnsctlFe-
> Hides-Dul-
f'etrolonm-Steair.
=. Raw sucar-Stpadv. MuscoFsdo. 81 test ) &c;
rifueal 96 test. z24c; molssses, 50 test.
2 sac Re6ned-Steady.
fofce-CloSed steady AZ a net gain of l4H II
points. Sales. $1,000 bags. September. october
and November. $50: December S-90e: January
s.9Gc; February. Sg7c: March. S.99c; April
9.02c- Nav. 9-05c; June. 9-06c; July. 9.o1c: Au-
gust. 90ac. Spot-Firm. Rio. No. Z. l05s ole:
santos No. g. lll9dlI%c. Mid-Steady; Cor
Iowa III. 018sc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-No improvement was re-
49, - IN the demand for evaporafed apples. but
hei..-rz ~ attractive fruit asked full recent
prices Fancy. l0l.c; choice. Sis M9i2c: prime,
81 sac; common 10 fair. 6MTlzc.
- Irunes-Q Quiet. with quotations ranging from
5isr fo Ice FOR California fruit up 10 50-40s
and from Sc 10 9isc for Oregons.
Peacles-Reported lower on the coast. but re
main quiet In the local market. with choice
quoted a. f07lac extra choice, ad4 &c;
fancy. SlgSlec
Apr cots -nchsngcd. Choice. f0l4 ais sc; ex-
ira choice, II Z N l2i 4c; fancy. ia l3 3l2c.
-liai>ins-Steady. Loose muscafeL AZ dsc:
cii"ice ~ fancy seeded. eaTstc; seedless. 5d6c;
london layers Sl.25c 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
ooTroN FTTUREs
u. louis Wool Marked

81 LOUIS. Sept 2l.-WooI-IJnch.nrad.
medium grades eombing and clothing. 23624c.
light hne. l9n2lc; heavy fne, 15qI7c: tub
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
building Contracts

Richard Lutge with A. Olson-All work ex-
cept plumbing for frame residence in f line
of Capp street, 60 n of Twenty-sixth y 90 by
L rs. $4.947.
Little--To erect story brick building in
NV line of Market street. 205:f01z NE OF Cas-
tro. NE 1916 by NV 90; 1850.
Saint Francis realty company with n. Clark &
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
chicago Dairy Produce Market

- CHICAGO. Sept. 2i.-B Buttcr-Steady Cream
erics. 3fm 2Sc: dairies. 23m2Tc.
Eggs Steady N mark. eases included. 17i5 a
&nis 90. hrsts. pc; prime hrsts. 24c Receipts.
F.G7g cases.
. CheeSe-Weak. Daisies 1880: twins. 14la a
15c; Young Americas, 1872 a l6c; longhorns,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT-Joseph NJ
Carleson was arrested yesterday on a warrant
sworn to by S. II. Horne. 3S1 Fulton street
charging him with embezzling $50 given him
for safe keeping.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

Masters Licensed
Schooner Annie Eliza, A. Keteison master
steamer Homer. George Harris master, en-
rolled
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

Time Ball
United States branch photographic Office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, September
81, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cldc standard time (120th meridian), or at Sh.
oom. COS. Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant Il e n in charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

Oil for Peru
Steamer Lansing cleared at Port Hartford
Monday with 10000 bbls crude oil. valued at
s24 600. consigned Tocopilla and Tsital. Chile
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22

Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,026,000 feet.
The Matson company's steamer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
THINK ADAM ECKERT
is KEEPING UP JOKE

Political discussion in and about the
city, especially that involving the
mayoralty election seems to indicate
that Mayor Bollschweiler and William
II. Fullerton will be the only candi-
dates this fall unless a. dark horse ap-
pears in the meantime, The SUPPOSE
ton that Adam Eckert will be al indie
pendent candidate it is not believed will
materialize, although Eckert has an
nounced that he is considering requests
thet he stand.
MI. Eckert is a member of the Elk
empt Firemen IS Association. Last sun
day the association held a banquet in
| Washington hose house, and Mr.. Eek
ert strolled in to partake of the deli
cacies. In the course of the festivities,
so the story goes, Eckert was jokingly
proposed as an independent candidate,
and in the spirit of the event, he grace
fully accepted.
Possibly Nh. Eckert later turned the
matter over in his mind and thinking
himself a likely candidate, decided to
run. Another rumOr has it that he is
still keeping up the joke. At any rate,
it is believed that he will not make
the run unless he receives exceptionally
strong evidence of a heavy endorse
ment.
Although Mr.. Eckert has been a
member of the democratic party, he is
not in favor Of the present administra-
ton, according to a statement he made
yesterday. The recent controversy over
the "wet dock" property in which
Mr.. Eckert took 30 prominent a stand
against the sale of the property, is said
to have deepened his dislike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
IDENTIFIED
BY THE NOSE
Body at Morgue Is That of
John Martin, a Barge
Boatman.
TRY TO FIND RELATIVES

By a slight deformity of the nose
the body of the drowned man found
yesterday morning in the Staten
Island sound was identified yester-
day afternoon as that Of Jack Martin,
a boatman, employed on barge No.
81, of the McAlister Brothers tow
ing line. The identification was
made by Andrew Gadek, son of
Joseph Gadek, a saloonkeeper, of
State street. Gadek recognized the
body by a slight hook on the nose.
Martin, 1t Is believed, lived some
where in Brooklyn. McAlister
Brothers office, notified last night
by Coroner Garretson, are today en-
~deavoring to locate his relatives.
The body will be- buried this after
noon.
Martin was drowned Monday af-
ternoon by falling, it is believed,
from the barge on which he was en-
ployed. He is declared to have been
intoxicated at the time, and it is
thought that In boarding the boat
he slipped and fell into the water.
Gadek was probably the last man
with whom Martin conversed. Be-
tween 2 and 3 O'Clock on the after
noon of Labor Day Martin entered
Gadek's saloon and was served with
a glass of beer. He had whiskey in
his pocket, and at the time seemed
under the influence of liquor. He
left the saloon after a ten-minute
stay, saying that he was going
aboard his barge, moored at the
American Smelling and Refining
Company's docks.
The man was seen by the gateman
at the plant when he entered, but he
was not noticed to leave after that.
When he reached the boat ba re-
moved his coat and hung 1t up. It
was found later by two fellow em-
ployes. -snsfNlgea
James Pender, a Waterman at the
A, S. G R. plant, reported the, mans
absence to the police Tuesday. Ser
geant Durham, at police h~eadquar-
ters, telephoned to Pender yesterday
afternoon and through the latter
Gadek was notified. Upon visiting
the morgue OF Coroner Garretsin, In
High street, he at once identified the
body.
Charles M. Lynch, manager of
Paff,s pool parlor at AZ Smith street,
fshed the body from the bottom of
the sound off the Raritan Yacht Club
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
ENTHUSIASM
IN 4TH. WARD
Democratic Associations
Clambake Huge Success
Mayor Is Cheered.
SILZER NOT PRESENT

A clambake of the Fourth Ward
Democratic Association was held
adjoining its headquarters at Wat
son avenue and Smith street last
night. 1t was well attended and
much enthusiasm was displayed.
President Justus Kaletsch acted as
POSTMASTER and presented the open
ing address Immediately after the
menu of clans and frankfurters had
been served. He welcomed the dem
ocrats Of the fourth ward as well as
the guests hat we're on hand.
Mayor Bollschweiler, who is q
candidate for reelection on the dem
ocratic ticket, was introduced and
spoke. The mayor said it was not
hoggishness on his part that caused
him to try for a third term as the
chief executive of the city, but that
he had been persuaded to run. He
said it was gratifying to thus note
that the people must have sanction
ed his actions during his past two
terms. He gave assurances that he
would be no dead candidate, but, on
the contrary, a very live n and
would permit no grass to grow I'M
der his feet. He was loudly ap-
plauded.
Secretary George W%estfield, of the
association, read a letter of regret
from Senator George s. Silzer, who
was unable to attend on account of
a previous engagement. The sena-
tor extended his thanks for the in
vitation.
Comptroller James A. Rhodes
made a few remarks, in which he
referred to the excellent opportunity
for young democrats of the fourth
ward, taking himself for an example.
Concluding, he reverted his remarks
to the opposing party, which he
/ urged the democrats of the fourth
iward to help defeat. He said, "WG
have them where we want them and
what we want to do is to keep ham
mering them"
James H. Cassidy, an enthusiastic
member of the Fourth Ward Demo-
cratic Association, spoke on the en-
suing campaign. He lauded Mayor
B~ollschweiler and concluded by urg-
ing his reelection. Prolonged ap-
plause followed each address.
The bake was served at two
tables under a tent erected for the
occasion. The place was lighted by
electric incandescent bulbs. In
charge were: Justus Kaletsch,
George Westfeld, John Mcmahon,
Peter FlOersch, William Hornsby
and Peter McKeOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
TO CELEBRATE
COLUMBUS DAY
Italians Planning for 0bser-
vance October 12--Chas.
MereIlo Is Active.
MAYOR WILL LEND AID

Preparations are being advanced
for a mammoth celebration on Octo-
Der IL, publicly recognized In this
city for the first time last year as
Columbus Day. Charles Merello, one
of the instigators of last years
event, is again cooperating with To-
cal Italian societies, and they plan
to mark this years anniversary with
a celebration monstrous in compari-
son to last years fete.
The coming October IL will be the
four hundred and eighteenth ami
versary of Columbus's landing in
America. On the dawn of that day,
418 years ago, Columbus awoke to
find his feet OF three small vessels
lying off the coast of the islands af-
forwards known as the West Indies,
In commemoration of the event, cele-
brations annually are held in all
parts of the country.
Last year was Perth Amboy's in
itial experience in a Columbus cele-
bration. The affair was confined for
the most part to the local Italian So
c%ieties, but this fall it is planned to
include every local lodge, prospect
i've of nationality or creed.
Mayor Bollschweiler has endorsed
the idea. Mr.. Merello a few days
ago informed him Of the proposed
celebration and the chief executive
heartily conceded with his views.
The mayor, however, suggested that
a committee Of merchants be named
or the Board of Trade be requested
to cooperate with the Italian socie-
ties.
The fete this year will probably
be opened by a parade and band con-
cert in the morning, speeches in the
afternoon and either a ball or fire.
works at night. Public notice will
shortly be given concerning the date
and place Of a general meeting Of
society representatives and the gen
eral public to advance plans for the
affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
TERRA MARINE
INN IN HANDS
OF A RECEIVER
Well Known Resort al
Huauenot, Staten Island,
Forced Into Bankruptcy.
WILL KEEP PLACE OPEN
Receiver Empowered to Con-
tinue to Run Place for
Benefit of Creditors.
CALL POLICE LAST NIGHT
Tottenville Sent a Squad Of
Officers to the Hotel to
Prevent Disturbance.
KEEP PLACE OPEN
CALL POLICE LAST MIGHT

The Terra Marine Company, own
er of the Terra Marine Inn, at HUI
guenot, Staten Island, today is in
the hands ofa receiver, having been
forced into bankruptcy by the action
of two of its officers and several of
its creditors.
Judge Thomas Ives Chatfeld, in
the United States District Court, ap-
pointed Daniel H. Hanckel, a lawyer,
receiver Of the company, and empow-
cred Mr.. Hanckel to continue to run
the inn.
Immediately after his appointment
the receiver requested Ernest H.
Vaughan, secretary of the company,
who was instrumental in forcing the
bankruptcy proceedings, to go
down to Huguenot Park and take
possession OF the books at Terra Ma
rine Inn until he arrived. Mr..
Vaughan fastened to obey. He had
not been in the company's Offices
long when Frank Aimes, president
of the Terra Marine Company;
Frank Kweeton, treasurer. also Law
renee Kerr and Hugh Janeway, and
several other officers Of the United
1OulId ClOiS company VhbClSu LIN
demanded the books.
Mr.. Vaughan said he was acting
under a court order and could not
give them up. The crowd threatened
to raid the place, w~hereupon Mr..
Vaughan telephoned to Macdonald &
Bostwick, attorneys for the petit
TONERS.
Read the Judges order to them"
advised Mr.. Macdonald, "and while
you are doing this l will telephone
for police assistance"
AS Mr.. Vaughan read the order
Mr.. Macdonald telephoned the Tot
tenville police station and a detail OF
police were sent down to. protect tbs
books. Then the raiders withdrew
Later Attorney Rosenthal, Of the
firm OF RosenthaI & Hermance, at
torneys for the United Contractors
Company, put in an appearance and
he, too, demanded the books. He
was SO persistent that Mr.. Vaughan
at last telephoned to Mr.. Hanckel.
The receiver, who lives in Brook
Ign, was forced to get out of bed and
go down to Raritan Bay. A report
from him, early today, was to the
effect that he would hold the fort,
despite the fact that the various tor
mentors of Vaughan had disap-
peared.
The petitioning creditors against
the Terra Marine Company are the
Hunter & Trimm Company, John
Buckle and James Y. Watkins &
Sons. From the papers filed upon
the application, it appears that the
liabilities of the company include a
large Indebtedness to the company's
bondholders, which 1t is understood,
amounts to over 81, 100000, and
about $4,000 due to unsecured
creditors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
FORMER RESIDENT To
PREACH HERE SUNDAY

Rev. H. s. Haver, a former resi-
dent of this city, with his wife, is ex-
pected to arrive here this afternoon.
Rev. Mr., Haver, who is a son-in-law
of Rev. Andrew Hansen, a former
pastor of the Danish M. e. church in
this city, will occupy the pulpit in
the local church at both morning and
evening service on Sunday. 1t was
from the local church that the Rev
Mr.. Hanson was sent to a Theolog-
ical Seminary to receive his training
for the ministry. His last charge
IA at Concord, Mass, but now he
has been sent to a church in the
Bronx. Mr.. Haver Will spend a few
days here with friends, where he
was at one time employed as a car
penter, before he entered the min
istry, after which he will go to his
new field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
ONE SHOT WAS FIRED
Man Living Next Door APP
! peared in His Back Yard
Causing Alarm.
BELIEVED TO BE SIGNAL
Fled Without Getting Any
thing Entered Thro ugh
Window in Rear Door.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Sept. 9:-Robbers
broke into the South Amboy post of
fee about q o'clock this morning
n were preparing to blow open the
safe when they were frightened off
by the appearance of Samuel Medi-
nets, who keeps a hardware store
next door. One of the robbers who
was on guard, fired a shot, evident
ly as a signal to those at work in
side, and they all made their escape.
AS far as could be learned this morn
ing, nothing was taken.
Mr.. Medinets had occasion to go
into the back yard during the night
and was not aware that robbers
were about until he heard the shot
close to him. The fact that he was
not struck by a bullet leads the au-
thorities to believe that the shot
was not aimed at him, but was mere
iy fired in the air as a warning. The
robber was seen running away, but
no attempt was made to follow him.
How those inside, If there were any,
got away is not known.
Policeman Monahan, who was on
duty on Broadway at the time, was
attracted by the shot and he hur-
ried to the scene. The robbers had
then disappeared. An Investigation
by the policeman revealed a broken
pane of glass In the rear door,
through which entrance had been
gained. Everything Of value was
locked in the safe. On the floor
about the safe were found pieces of
burlap and canvas. 1t is supposed
that the intention was to blow open
the safe and this material was to
deaden the sound as the door fell.
The man seen running is described
as being of medium size, wearing a
dark brown suit and a light brown
hat. The police are continuing their
investigation today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
MAN STARVING AFTER
+ WALK FROM TRENTON

Weak from lack of food Tony
Wysocki, thirty-ive years old, is at
police headquarters this afternoon
awaiting the attention of DR.. M. S.
Meinzer. Wysocki was found this
morning sitting on an embankment
In Water street, near Smith. He
told an employe of John Whitworth,
who manages a restaurant at Smith
and Water streets, that he had slept
in the open every night for the past
three weeks and in that time had
had little to eat.
Recorder Pickersgill saw the man
and sent him to police headquarters.
Wysocki has been in this country
less than eighteen months. He
walked here from Trenton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
CHICAGO STIRRED BY
THE ROOSEVELT VISIT
ypectol bp united Press wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Chicago, Sept. 8:-The factional
split in the republican party in ILL
nois today is wider than ever, as
the result of the Roosevelt-Lorimer
incident. Nothing In recent political
history has SO stirred the political
pot as the slap administered to Lori
mer and his followers by Col.
Roosevelt, and It's effect will be far
reaching.
That 1t will rend the historic
Hamilton Club asunder vas predict
ed today. Lorimer is not only a
member of the club, but q large pro-
portion OF its membership is com
posed of Lorimer's friends and fol
lowers. Wholesale designations and
the probable formation of a new
club is ~forecasted today
Editorially the. newspaper COM
mend Roosevelt except the Inter
ocean, which is friendly to Lorimer
Roosevelt's train left at midnight
for Cincinnati. "A great time. The
best / ever had in Chicago" was
Roosevelt's farewell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
WILL DEMAND BACK
TAXES FROM MADISON

Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Board of Aldermen on August LIST,
City Attorney Hommann is preparing
to make demand on Madison Township
for the taxes on the eity's water works
property at Runyon, paid the past three
years.
The city fathers have come to the
conclusion that the city has been lie
gally taxed for it's property at Runyon
for the past three years. 1t is under
stood Mr.. Hommann's opinion on-the
subject will be favorable to the city.
The recovery is being made on the
ground that the Act Of 1906, under
which Madison Township has been col
Letting taxes was declared ~unconstitu-
tional June ID, 1909.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
SOLD MATERIAL or
P. A. SHIPBUILDInC GO

The machinery, stock of metal, belt,
ing, etc. of the former Perth Amboy
S~hipbuilding & Engineering Company.
was disposed of at public auction yes
terday afternoon by j.. E. Conant &
Company. The stock, consisting of
107 lots of machines, engines, shafting
and material, was sold by Mr.. Conant
and realized about $40, 800.
The largest purchaser was the Lake
Torpedo Company, of Bridgeport
Conn. This concern bid highest on most
of the machinery. Among the loca.
purchasers were John II. Gregory, Her
man Ellis, Adam Eckert and Peter A
Johansen, the latter for the Perth Am
boy Foundry and Machine Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
FOR BASKET PARTY OF
THE VALHALLA ASSN

Plans are complete for the basket
picnic of the Valhalla Association,
connected with Valhalla Lodge No.
275, Odd Fellows, to be held at Pine
Grove on Sunday afternoon. The
affair will be private for the mem
bers, their families and friends,
There will be games and prize shoot
ing. Dancing will also be a feature
of the picnic. At a meeting of the
lodge last night the committee in
charge of the arrangements made a
report. As this will be the last out
door affair of the members this year
it is expected that q large gathering
will turn out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
ELECTION OFFICERS TO
END CANVASS TONIGHT

The f~orty-eight recently appointed
officers who began the annual house-to
house canvass Tuesday, will have it
completed tonight. From present iIdi-
cations, the number of names listed
this year viii reach the 5000 MARIAN
increase of about 500 over last year S.
Many changes of residences were found
by the officials especially in the north
ern section of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
ROOSEVELT VISITS
HIS DAUGHTER ALICE
Special by United Press Wire.

Cincinnati, Sept. Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt took a day of com
parative rest in Cincinnati today af-
ter the busy time stirring up the
political situation in Illinois, as the
guest of his son-in-law, Nicholas
Longworth, and his daughter Alice.
He spent an informal day. Late this
afternoon he will hold an informal
reception at the Longworth home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
MR.. StBLEY STILL HOLDS
OUT AGAINST OFFICE

Although efforts have been made
to have G. c. Sibley again take the
presidency of the Board of Health,
he still holds out against it. Today
he denied the report published yes
terday that he will resume the chair.
Those who have discussed the matter
seem to think that Mr.. Sibley Is the
man for the place. They point to
the good work he has done in the
board and believe he is the man best
fitted for the position.
Justus Kaletsch, a former health
commissioner, whom Mayor Boil
schweiler is considering to reappoint.
was seen last night and gave the In
ference that he was not going to re-
sumo the position of health commits
sioner. He stated he knew who
would be appointed and said he
would not tell the newspapers.
Some or the news OF your fmme-
date neighborhood may be found In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
RUFFlAN GANG Is SAID
TO BE AT ASBURY PARK

It is believed that the gang of ruff
fans who for the past two weeks have
been terrorizing residents of the north
ern section of the city, is in Asbury
Park today. Persons acquainted with
the gang say the ~quartette boarded a
freight train shortly after seven o'clock
this morning announcing that they
would reach Asbury Park before leav-
ing the train,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
Warrant for Perinry.

bT6UFTF OT UHTFtI ITts5 TW6-
Albany, N. r., Sept. 9:-supreme
Court Justice Leroeus today issued a
warrant for the arrest of Charles f.
OtNeii, the states principal witness
in the trial Of the former state en-
gineer and surveyor, Frederick
Skene, for perjury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
Seriously Cripple Traffic.

New York, Sept. 9:-Serious
Gripping Of traffic on the New York
Central between Buffalo and New
York is expected as the result of a
strike of the signal men. Two thou
sand are under orders to walk out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
RaIlinger Committee DELAYS:

Special bU United Press W1re.
Minneapolis, Sept. 9:-Senator
Nelson, chairman of the Ballinger
Investigating Committee, today call
ed off the meeting of the committee
here and called a meeting in the Au-
ditorium annex hotel in Chicago. for
next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09

Every Sunday, Lehigh Valley rail-
road. Special train leaves Perth
Amboy $40 A. M. Returning, leave
Beilewood $50 P. M. Fare 75@cents
round tip. Music. ADJUSTMENTS.
Old fashioned country dinner soc.
14597-9-7-W-F-S-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
Sewing Machines

All makes, lowest prices. We
Repair all makes of Sewing Machines
TYPEWRlIERS For Rent and For Sale
A. Jensen. 800 State St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
NOTICE.

Remember there will be a basket
party of Danish Hundred Mems
Society, to be held on Jens Lund's
farm, Mechaniesville, September II.
The Danish Hundred Ladies and
their friends are invited Baskets
will be received at 318 Oak street
10 A. M.
COMMITTEE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09

Automobiles for rent by day or hour.
Sections, Telephone ISL. Perth
Amboy. 13485 1925 tf*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09

Some or the news or your fmme.
date neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
TO BELLEWOOD PARK

14sss-s-s-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-09

. DER - Unset
d this afternoon
with probably
showers. Fair to-
night and Satur-
day.