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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
FINED $1,000 FOR SMUGGLING
Wife Of Wealthy Boston Ship Owner
Will Take an Appeal.

Trenton, n. j., June IA fine of
5000 was imposed today by Judge
Rollstab in the federal court on Mrs.
Matilda NJ. Chebrough, the wife of
wealthy Boston ship owner, who was
convicted of attempting to smuggle
personal property into this country.
Counsel for the respondent an
nounced that an appeal would be
taken.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
Every Time You Do An Injustice to Another You Do a

Of square deal when their case is
presented TO the interstate commerce
commission and are free to resume
the contracts for improvements and
extensions which they threaten to
cancel had the court proceedings con-
tinued.
The new railroad bill contains a
clause which gives it effect sixty days
after being signed by the President
ne will be necessary to make the pro
vision as to the supervision of rates
by the interstate commerce commits
.siCn Immediately effective and for
this reason, as President Taft indi-
Gated last night, it will be necessary
to send the bill to conference.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
WHITNEY BEGINS ARCTIC TRIP
Leaves for Sydney with Paul Rainey
10 Join the Boethic

New Haven. Conn. June Harry
Whitney. the hunter. of this city and
Paul J. Ralney OF Cleveland. Ohio left
New Haven yesterday for Sydney. c.
h. to join the arctic ship Beothic.
which they have chartered for a hunt.
ing trip In the Northern latitude.
Before leaving Mr.. Whitney said
there had been no changein the plans
and reiterated that the trip was alb.
solutely for hunting purposes. They
expected to be about three months In
the arctic regions They will take
no one with them beyond the crew
OF the Beothic which will be com
manded by Capt Bartlett no was with
Peary on his north pole expedition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
NEGRO cuLpRlr SHOT DEAD
Man Who Struck White Girls Killed
Before Belna Jailed.

krebs, Okla, June 7.--Grubbs nat.
son. a negro. wanted for striking two
white girls on the head with a pistol
here late Sunday. was shot and killed
Yesterday by an unknown man who.
while Batson was In a drug store
pending removal to Jail. poked a shot
gun through the back door and fred
The girls attacked were not severe
~ hurt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
ALDERMEN c1NsURr MAYOR
Howard o. Salem "viola,ed Dignity
Of His ONCE" They say

Salem. Mass. June For "violat.
ing the dignity Of his once Mayor
Arthur y Howard Of this city was
censured last night In resolution
passed BY the Board Of Aldermen.
This action sas taken az a result OF
hearing on the charge Of Inspector
Patrick ]. Loahan Of the Salem police
that the Mayor had applied to him
an uncomrlimentary epithet ieahen
who on May 81. had publicly demand.
ed an apology from the Mayor. VAS
also censured by the Aldermen.
Mayor Howard has been much IN
the public eve since his election last
year In a city Of which he had been
a resident less than a year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
BOY HoRseMEN ON WAY HERE
Louis and Temple Abernathy Leave
Washington for Baltimore

Washington, June 7.--On their long
horseback journey from Oklahoma to
New York, whittier they are riding
to meet Col. Roosevelt, Louis and
Temple Alternately, the nine and six
year old sons Of United States Mar
shall "Jack" Alternately. wolf hunter
and friend of Roosevelt, left here for
Baltimore early yesterday
Since leaving their home in Okla
homa the boys have averaged about
fifty miles a day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
FROST DEVAsTATEs CROPS
Cold Wave Causes Heavy Losses in
Northern New York.

Malone, n. Y, June 6.-Reports
from all northern sections of north
ern New York show that the serious
frosts of Friday was widespread and
many thousand dollars damage was
done to corn, clover tomatoes, pota-
toes, hops, and especially in the
small fruits just budding and bios
soming.
The ground in some sections was
frozen hard. Ice formed pools of
water and in the woods it was not
melted by the sun until nearly noon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
HAIR FROM coRPsEs
Bodies Dug Up 10 suppy Trade Of
American Women


Victoria. II. c.. June 5.-Women In
the United States who buy switches
OF black hair will be interested to
learn that a crusade has been begun
by the Chinese government against
Chinese who supply human hair for
shipment to America, according to re-
ports brought by the Empress Of In
dia.
II seems that a charitable institu.
ton OF Canton which huries numbers
OF paupers whose relatives are unable
20 provide collins. found the hair deal.
ers cxhuming corpcs to recover hair.
Instances have been reported ~ the
hair exporters cutting hair IN crowds
and the officials are prosecuting all
apprehendcd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
GOOD BATTING AVERAGE
Bennington Base Ball Team Is Hit.
ting the Sphere for .277

The followers OF the national
game In Bennington can certainly
find no fault with the batting averag-
es OF the team. The 10 players who
are now on the list. including Haynes
who has pitched one game and who
will soon become a regular player.
have batted in the eight games played
for an average OF .277.
Cable Prindlc leads the list with a
percentage OF 800 which means an
average OF a hit every other time al
bat Prindlc has hit safely In every
game but one and has not yet been
struck out Murtagh. who has played
In but three games. is second with an
average OF .42S Criss. who has play
ed In all but one game. Is third with
an average Of 3l7. The averages are
na fniioWgs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Noon Quotations from J. r. Williston
G. Co.. to Bennington Security Co
The following noon quotations were
received today by the Bennington Sc
curity company from J. R. Williston
Z Co., OF New York by special wire:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
JEFFERSONIA N S
AT THE TOP OF
THE LEAGUE
Pittsfield Last, Bennington and
North Adams Tied
NEW SCHEDULE ARRANGED
Bennington viii Play Portion of
Games at North Adams and
Pittsfield

There has been change in the
league schedule between Bennington,
North Adams, Pittsiield and Science
tady and the games in the future will
be played according to the dates
found below. At present the teams
stand as follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
You Injury Yourself For Stains Of That Kind Sdo
BAND CONCERT
Second Open Air Concert Tomorrow
Night at the Putnam House.

Ni9nt al tne Putnam T1ouse'
The second Band concert will be
given at the Putnam House by the
Bennington City Band, George c.
Wood, director. The program is as
follows:
March-"The Crusader" Sharp
Selections from "Trip to Japan
Klein
March-"The Eagles" Berry
Volcal Solo-"Silver Threads Among
the Gold" Dank.
Claiming Il. Fletcher (By request)
Selections from "The Broken Idol"
VanAlstyne
March-"The Glory of the Yankee
Navy" Sousa
Popular Medley-"A Few Of the Best"
Wood
March-"The Review" Willis
Star Spangled Banner
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ANTWERP HoNoRs PEARY
Gold Medal Presen,ed-He Lectures
There and az Brussels

Antwerp. June AFTER lecturing
at the opera house here last night
Commander Robert +. Poary was pre-.
sented with the gold medal Of the
Royal Antwerp Geographical society.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
SUITS FOR $4,000
Pittsfield Street Railway Defendant
in Many Actions.

Suits aggregating $4,000 were en-
tered today in superior court against
the Pittsfeld Street Railway com
pany as a result of the trolley acct
dent at Dalton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
rELLsoFRUL1 IN CUBA
Revelations Expected In Volume Of
Generals Memoirs Just Published

Madrid. June 6.-The FIRST volume
Of General weyler's long promised
memoirs has been published. The
book is entitled MY Rule In Cuba.
and the captain general is expected
10 make important revelations. The
work consists Of four volumes but the
volume which ha. -. agnsared does
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
DIAMOND RING CONTEST

Months Voting by Tickets at Library
Hall Theatre.
The leaders In the one month con-
test at Library hall for the 500 dia-
mond ring on exhibition in A. r. Won
Dettes show window are as follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours

For eastern New York and 4Festern
Vermont fair tonight and cooler IN
southeast portion. Wednesday fair.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
Combination judicial
EI juez de la corte de Are
cibo Lcdo. T. Quinones
1enuncia su cargo.
Ell iuez de Ia corte de distrito
de Humacao LcdO. Jorge Do
minsuez deja la carrera judi
cial para assciafse con Ell LIDO
Henry H. Hord.

Ell assistant attorney Ledo. Lyo-
nes tuvo la eortesia de informar
a un reporter de LA Correspon-
dencia" que Sc habia reclbido en- el
Departamento de justicla Ia renun-
cia que ha presentado el luez de Ia
corte de distrito de Areclbo Lcdo I.
Quinones que estuvo algunos amos
desempenando aquel cargo
Sc aseguraba que tambien renun-
clara su cargo de juez de Ia corte de
distrito de Humacao el Lcdo. j. Do
minguez, el que deja Ia carrera ju-
dicial para asociarse montando bu-
fete en- San Juan con el tambien con-
cido abogado Henry H. Hord. A
preguntas de un reporter de este
dario mformo cortesmente el Lcdo.
Dominguez que era cierto el rumor.
Con motive de estas renunclas ha-
bra en- breve una nueva comblnaclon
de nombramientos judiciales para
las vaeantes que Sc produzcan. Is
de esperar que el gobernador Cotton
V ell attorney Lcdo. Brown tengan
el mejor acierto ensus designaciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
NO TAS Y N0TC|AS.

A las 9 de Ia manana de hoy ha
continuado Ia asamblea de funclona
rios judiciales v abogados que Sc efec
tua Ell Ia Mansion Ejecutiva.
Para manana y pasado hay atra
vente programa en- el salon del Par
que las vistas resultaran del agrado
del pubico.
Aver presento su renuncia de
juez de la Corte de Homacao el Lcdo.
J. Dominguez.
Ell Ledo. G. Castejon ha sido
aseendido pasando al juzgado mum
cipal de Cayey, despues de estar al
gun tempo en- San Lorenzo. El ascen
50 es. justo pues el LIDO. Castelon ha
hecho un buen funcionarlo durante
el tempo que estuvo al frente de la
eorte municipal de San Lorenzo.
Una comision de republcanos de
San Lorenzo estuvo en- San Juan in
teresando determinada designation
para el cargo de juez municipal de
aquella poblacion
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No olvideis la Ninfa.

Aumentado esplendidamente el
surtido de sombreros de la Ninfa Sc
ofrece q su numerosa clientela SOM
breros de fieltro y paja de Italia para
caballeros, de la mayor novedad.
En- tirantes con adornos de nacar,
medias de seda, camisas, corbatas
modelos 1911, botonaduras, y otros
objetos para hombres es magnffico el
surtido. Ropa hecha Y a Ia medlda
ofrecen los Sres. Garcia y Lineras
en- su conocido esta blecimiento que
tan justa fama tienen en- Ia ciudad y
Ia isla No olvideis que La Ninfa' es
ia en- la calle de la Fortaleza 2l, en-
San Juan y Sc sirven pedidos por CO.
rreO.
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CarIeras suspendidas.
Una comision de la directiva
del hi odromo de San Juan
concurre al entierro del Sr.
Pedro Juan Sa,ayar fallecide
abordo del vaper "Coamo''.

Con motivo d- orz;',la fal'cai
miento Gel ST. T. j. :...ali s.a-
dicato del llfpodro,p ao l',si.tr, g
han suspendido en- s.ta jaaa las CO.
rreras que Sc habiaa anunclado para
el proxluao domingo.
Una coraision de Ia directlya del
de San ]aan compliesta
de los i>ics. Pena Carlcano y Lr,lo.
Fernando Geigel han lido a Ioaee
para aSistir al entiscro del finaGo !,
otras pcrsonas de la ciudad entgs
elias, lcs sres. Trlas y Noble, realiza-
ron III viaje i la ciudad del sur con Ell
mlsmo proposito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18
'El simpatico pe1ro' como 10
llamo Victor Hugo, tiene
en- esa espedicion dos dies
tros representatives en- Flush
y Sport, perros favoritos del
captain Tailor.

Ell captain TayloT, que acabs de
Mgar q laisla, es un n teligente aas-
traiano que dedico baena parts de
su vida ala educaci6n y donna de AMI
males. Esta ahora interesado en- la
Educated Baboons 4nimals Ringing
Bross- -World'ss Greatest Shous.
Vino Ia isla aconpanado de va
rios r1uv bien educalos mamiferos.
Trajo al quito pony, Tony; un caba
llo q spenas levanta tres pies y medic
del suelo, de mirada viva, de negro
color, y del cual Sc dice que da mues-
tras de gran intehgencia ante el pu-
bhco. Tony nacio en- Escocla.
Le acompahan los perros Flush y
Spot, de buena raZa. r. aIsos. zalanle
ros y, segun noticias, ae.snir ablezaen-
te educados por el captain Iavlor
Llegaron, ademAs, varlos sia1ios
oriundos de Africa v de Ia India In
glesa, Lam ados Sera. Petty. Marehal,
Romeo, Y Barber. I..stos como los pc
rros, hacen maravil'as Y muestran
gran apiomo en- sus t~aoajos. sin du-
da no SOLO para div5.lir al puhlico.
sino tarnnien para n4zstrarse 4 la al
tura de Ia evolucion elavinian a.que
los de 81 especie coloca en- q range
de venerables ascendlentes del lom-
bre.
Ell captain Taylor Y sus dlscirulos,
viene i uostrarse al pliblco de la is
la, deblendo llegar Ell hreve ella O
tros art!stas, entire varios Ia seNora
Edith Ralmont, que CORE en- biclcle
ia sobre un alambre Y realiza traha
Jos glmnasticos de importancia.
Fl captain Taylor, cue ha trabaja-
do reclentemente en- Barcelon .,
cuando termlne 81 temporada en-
Puerto Rico, segdn 10 informo a IN
representante de !" La Correspondent
cia volvera a Nueva York. con OBJ
jeto de exhibir sus animales en- ell te
ira Madison Square Garden.
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Il discuIso del Attorney
General en- Ia asamb|ea
del jueIes.
Continuation de la psgina la

Cuando el letrado en- derecho
comun Sc encuentra frente a frente
con el prohlema de reformar leyes
penales y e. enjuiciamlento criminal
de un pals que hasta ahora Sc ha regf
do por el derecho civil, We desde lue-
60 que aqui, por 10 menos, hay lu-
gar para hacer un cambio saluda-
bic Y para administrar al pacien-
te una gran dosis de los principles
que sirven de base la persecusion
del dell'o J que Sc suponen compren
der IA pr c-ecci6n de los derechos de
Ia libertaii civil del lnaiyiduo."
No soament Is es,o m hermoso
Y elocueats t.3b9ro a.,e So paga al
derecho evil. siro ta,.. zen un tnbu
TO justo, y vo me ielicito al unirme
el, puesto que he venido 8 ser in
gran admirador &c muchos de los
puntos del derecho civil.
Los eambios que Ia ars de sugerir
vpor los cuales he de . ogar ante Is
IA conferencia, no SCI camhi0s en-
las leves substantive .sla. slno
cambios en- ell proeed. arto cyll Y
criminal, teniendo nre pcesente
las Glierenciss entire d .srecho r.ril
Y condn tan bien def.a Y hee..ls
constar en- el discursa 81 ple# .rrse
del cual he tomato 10 antes esf.e-
sado.
J esios cambios por los cuales he
re :abogsr son aque..os que. sestn
creo, a experiencia de los jueces !
De los letraGos RE ID isl4 aproharan
como nee--arios para tomentar d
melor administration ne IA ley
No THede estimarse en- demasia la
inpor-sacia ne hacer Ia aiministra-
zion Is .usticia tan pertacta COMO
sea DC. q en- verdaa. 4 rn4 de l4s
mas lmFGrFantes. sino u In8s
tanre. t1'isi5a del f'oiIerno
Iudlcse.3n hnnrada. >ana saba
Ge nus ros derechos y Eherta ..es.
e abs5. -amente necesaria para DE-
sarroltr Il corservar L. respetO v IL
obedieae.l Z "a lev ! ! u autorla4
que es {! !ln1snlenre = d eseBci4 se
Is socieC.ad clviilz..1a "a estabi..sag
del Goo.e-ao, Ia paz ,.e IA socie+sa.
a>i cor.o 5 felcid.d : prospeI
lnalv.1 zales. .1eperasn a. mi
hanraG- { ifEpsrCis. admin
Ce ICsacia- - eSto p vei III. -
cos loS honbres horsa - t4 4en
's-e cglee1er la yeres4 ce s.,
nii@stsri = entonces - ge h M q
'a sts9 = que Ble'or rC
1onse 90 lusts. oFdensoa
la aaila .aci6n De "a ley para to-
- po- .esl'"
Fssslo es;a el p=-lodo en ests Is
e ole sea POS be sastigar 4 un i
-cE0re -loctlte: leaanos nov con
q Isocisna de COMO poaemos cast
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QUEMAZON,

Desie hoy Y solamente por una
semans So inaugura IN GRAN BA-
RAfILLO. en- el famoso estableci-
nliento denominado' Ell TELEGRA
FO", San Justo u 2esquina a Forta-
lea.
Esta tienda que perteneci6 a los
>res. ;. Nel6a = Compania ! que ha
pasado 4 d propiedad de los senores
ZaldGondo : Mier de este eomercio
sc propoue -e2lizar todo cuanto ,e-
ME : cEal4':.er preeio. vendiendo al
p1oplo i.a.apo articulos ae ALTA
40. i.DAD +. FANTASIA. acar.-
C. - :ccio.r.z precios nunea vistos.
Vi. c-.caafrareis. u1agnffs ssos PER
Gales Y BATiSfAS ! afro
CEHTAt9>. Etafn:ais. esfros y
Museiinss de GRAN FANTASIA 4
CINCO CLNTAKCsy y sis. G6neros
blanco~ : ;elas de a.,o : pree.os ian
bara-.sl:nos- Gre es ~ 80 verI1s.
Drile= : .n.ires des3e Oei.1~
sINCJ E-NTt fi.NT -.sG.S resncr.
fivamente. si DE IArDE
,i'ine-f2 r ! aesi ies De hilo Y e al
7c5a ; TT-elos mucho mas baios
4-i7 =, I fsnra.
r. EEliS de SEDA 4
DIR s'EyTiyO>.
eseiros pars se6o1z. desie /
siNffFNfA CENTAVOS
>OLsEENTE POR INA Sc
MANA. !
Nisitsd Ell TELEGRAPH" vosi
ecnvezcerA.s Dc "a verdad de este a.
luncg n
yENTAS al CONTADO,
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Con motive de las renuncias
que de cargos judiciales han sido he
chas en- estos dias, Sc mueven algunos
senores de los que desean obtener
paastos en la administration de Jus
ticla. Suenan nombres; pero segun
informes, no hay todavia NADIA segu-
10 puesso que el gobenador como
el der-rtamento De j!ssticla deseara
acertar y lleyar 1 esos cargos 4
hornbres de recopoei5a capacidad,
independence Y d.a Ia simpatia pu
5liea que ca ell propio valer.
Ha pr@sentado la renuncia de sll
cargo, paya tener afccto a ultlmos de
ano, a s=gundo iefc de la policia in
sular NJ Names. Ei segundo jefe de
polic!a eesa el 81 de iiciembre pr5xi
mo Y Sc dedicara q negocios parti
culares en una empresa de automovi
les muy acrAditada en Ia isla. Pare
ce que :iai5ra otras renuncias en- el
cuerpo &c :olicia,aun cue en- el crar
tel general guardian a.solita reserva
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SacrrrSrir
CanaleiaS a Barcelona.

Pronto ia el Sr CanAlejas 4 Bar
oelona en- donde le e<peran promi
nente personalities para tener una
larsa conierencia Y proclamar que
los nelores trajes V calzado son
los que vende Juan PIeIas de Ia Pal
ueszna Allen q
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tigar major al culr.hlt,. Mucho de-
pende, Gesde luego Del caracter Re
los honl--s i quien..s Sc confia cl &c
Der de adn,inistrar Ia ley. FL secm.o
de nuestro txito estari en- gran par
fe en- Ia pureza de IA iudicatHra ! en-
Ia santGaI dc Ia lav. l.scaso seya el
respeto que el pueolo tenga por Ia
ley d menos que tenga lespeto para
aquellos que ia adn,in!stran. Es prin
clplo de tan suma in.portancia Ira
el exlto del sistema Y p-ocedim.en,o
Judicial que la administration de
justicia Sc considera por el pdblico
Y itigantes como impartial Y recta
como que verdaderamente 10 sea.
La falta constante de confianza en-
los Tribunales socavara sus cimien-
tos.
tEease IA edici6n de manana,
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Fl CAPTAIN TAYLOR
Y SUS DISC|PUL 0S.
Tony nacio en- Escocia y
eoza fama de ser uno de
los ''ponys' mas intelieen
tesdel mundo.

81 publico insular podra yer los
inteligentes trabajos de seis
msnos de Africa y de la III
dia que, aunque muy edaca-
dos por el captain Taylor, 81
fueran 'snativos.' no les re.
celaeens Ia ley Foraker ''ea-
pacidad para el gobierno pro
pio."
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San Juan HippodIome Co.
AVISO.

eegun solicitud de varios accionis.
tas por la presente sc cits & loe Sres.
accsoDis;ss para una Junra General de
Aocio,istas qas tendra Iugsr eI i2 de
Dicie.Eb,e Gel ,orr:ente aao a las s. 80
de a lsc:e. en- as Oficinas de Ia Cor
poTaes6D. altos Esrnacia Guiilermety
fara enterarse dsi esiato della Corpo-
Tae.an ! rasolyer otros ssuntos en- re-
lac;6n con "a buera marcia de d
misma.
3 a Juan, ?. r. Novienbre IL 1910.
FERNANDO j. GEIGEL.
Sar-.-xv1o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-16
MEMBERS OF EXCISE
BOARD IN BIG ROW
TO BISHOP
A WITNESS
Specfa, TO tne EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Mar. 16:-Rev.
Edward T. Griffen, secretary to
Bishop McFaul, was called as wit
ness today in the Italian libel case
being tried here. He testified that
the money collected for the Italian
earthquake sufferers by Father Ga
lassi, the Italian priest at Perth
Amboy, who is bringing the suit,
was paid to the bishop and receipt
was given for the money. One of
the charges made in the circulars
which were circulated attacking the
priest was that he did not give the
money as agreed.
United States Commissioner ].
Kearny Rice was witness. He tes-
titled as to a previous case that was
heard before him as commissioner
in which an anonymous postal card
was involved. That case was dis
missed for lack of sufficient evidence.
Joseph V. d. Mershon, of the New
Brunswick Trust Company, was call
ed as a handwriting expert. There
were about twenty other witnesses,
mostly Italians.
Mayor Bollschweiler was called,
but he did not respond.
Louis DE Stephano, one or the de-
PENDANTS, admitted distributing the
circulars in question, but he said he
did not know where they came from
and as soon as he found that he was
likely to get into trouble over them
he stopped
Subpoenaes are out for County
Clerk Cannon, John Hanson and
William d. Voorhees, to appear as
witnesses for the state. An attempt
has been made to make it appear
that Father Galassi set himself up as
dictator among the Italian people
in Perth Amboy and that politics are
mixed in the matter. 1t is thought
that the politicians are wanted to
testify as to this.
1t is believed that the case will
continue over tomorrow.