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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
Machine Arrives
And Is Being
Made Ready.
SPECIAL TYPE

Aeroplane flights will be witness
ed by residents of this city and
Tottenville shortly if the plans of
Edward Cleary and Thomas Fielder,
two well-known men interested in
aviation, do not fail. Mr.. CIeary,
who Is the man who brought out
Paulhan, the French aviator, and
Mr.. Fielder are at the former Acker
place near Sea Breeze, on the south
erly end of Staten Island. They
arrived there from Manhattan sever
al weeks ago, 1t was understood at
the time, to build an aeroplane that
was to compete with anything In
the world in regard to lightness and
speed.
The aeroplane that is expected to
be seen flying over the bay, this city
and Tottenville, shortly, arrived at
the place near Sea Breeze yesterday
1t was brought there on large gas
olene launch. 1t will be put to-
gether under a large tent that has
been erected on the property and,
according to reports, flights will be
made some time this coming week.
The aeroplane was specially made
for the two men and has thirty
five horsepower French engine to
propel 1t. 1t is understood that this
aeroplane win be used In the con-
tests from New York to Buffalo and
from New York to Chicago
AS told in the NEWS several
weeks ago, Mr.. Cleary and Mr..
Fielder are interested in an engine
that is being built at Schantz and
Eckert's machine shop in this city.
1t has become known that instead
of one engine, two are being built
at that place. They are of 100
horsepower each and were first de-
signed to be placed on an aeroplane.
The two engines, 1t Is reported, will
instead be put into a speed launch
that Is being built at the Decker
Boat Building plant near where the
aeroplane is to make its flight. The
boat, which will be thirty-f1ve feet
long, is expected to produce speed
of thirty-seven miles an hour. The
boat is being built for Cleary and
Fielder and is nearing completion.
A well-known French aviator, by
the name of Vannina, who has been
In this city for some time looking
after the building of the engines at
the local machine shop, Is expected
to make the first flights in trying out
the aeroplane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
LABOR MEN TO
HAVE A DAY
IN CHURCHES

Plans for appropriate observance
of Labor Day in local churches were
taken up at meeting of the FEEDER
alton of Labor last night. Rev.
James H. Eorthrup, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, has taken
a lead in the idea and he has al
ready announced his Intentions of
preaching a special sermon on labor
on Sunday evening, September 4,
which precedes Labor Day.
That will be the first time in this
city that services of this kind have
been held to observe Labor Day.
This subject was first taken up at a
recent national lahesyga 4 aaaasay On ention,
Rev. MFR. Northrup SEX rofs - -
cation to the local Fedef asfola U seS-,. g-
Labor last night, indicating his ap.
proval of letting churches observe
the day..
Representatives of all local labor
unions will go to hear Mr.. North
rup's special labor sermon on Sep
tember 4. If sufficiently large
attendance is secured the idea will
be practiced annually.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
MAN LOSES BALANCE AND FALLS
OUT OF SECOND STORY WINDOW
2 RUnAWAYS
CAUSE MUCH
EXCITEMENT

Two runaway horses stirred nm
considerable excitement yesterday
afternoon but neither caused much
damage. A horse belonging 10
Frank Hilsdorf, proprietor of thu
Blue Front grocery at 145 Smith
street, dashed off from front of
MS store and was thrown near Madi-
son avenue, and one belonging to
the New Jersey Produce Company,
Of 275 New Brunswick avenue, ran
away on New Brunswick avenue,
narrowly missing another rig be-
longing to S. Miller.
The horse belonging to the New
Jersey Produce Company was at.
tached to heavy delivery wagon.
The animal took fright, presumably
at a passing engine on the Lehigh
Valley road, and ran down New
Brunswick avenue. At Madison ave-
nue. 1t almost crashed into Miller's
rig, but bystanders prevented the
collision and the fleeing animal was
stopped
Hilsdorf's horse was attached to
light grocery wagon. 1t took
fright at passing automobile and
almost leaped out of the harness.
The traces became parted from the
whifhetree and several straps of the
harness were broken, so that the
animal ran several feet ahead of the
wagon. Just west of Madison ave.
nue. 1t turned around, fell and slid
about twenty-five feet. The horse
was raised and found to be some-
what bruised and scratched. The
shafts were broken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
MATAWAN MAN
ABSENT SINCE:
4TH OF JULY

Matawan. July 1s William
Diederick, son Of Jacob Diederick,
Jr., left Matawan on Monday, July
4, and where he went to his parents
are anxious to learn. He was en-
ployed by Barber George Smith, who
has a shop In the Aberdeen Inn, and
was at work on the Fourth until the
shop closed. He gave no intimation
as to his plans for the day and had
made no preparation at home for an
extended visit anywhere. In fact, he
left home that morning just as he
had every other morning since he
has been employed by Mr.. Smith,
and there was no reason at home
why he should not return.
Mr.. Diederick, the father, has
been in New York searching for his
son, and has notified the officials
there Of his disappearance A re-
port is current that he was seen at
Keansburg that afternoon, or was
on a car going that way But II he
went there no one has come forward
to say what became Of him after
ward. He is nineteen years old. very
short for his years, of steady habits,
and never had given his parents any
anxiety over him before. They, nat
urally, are very much worried over
his continued absence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
INCORRIGIBLE
GIRLS BEFORE
THE RECORDER

Alice and Honora Toomey, seventeen
and sixteen years old respectively, were
arrested this morning by Patrolman
Tonneson on complaint of their uncle,
John Heating, of Wn8iam street. Keat-
ing claimed that the girl are incorri-
gible, and so impressed Acting Reeor-
der Strieker, with an account Of the
girls failings, that the latter held
them for the probation officer.
The immediate cause of the girls
arrest was their failure to return home
last night Honera, the younger girl,
mas been in this country but two months
and Chief of Police Burke questioned
Mr.. Striker as to whether or not she
might be returned to Ireland under the
immigrstion laws. Following the ad-
journment of court, the acting recorder
again questioned the girls and decided
to re-arraign them Monday night.
Be an advertfser-1c. a WORD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
Defer ACTION
IN STRIKE ON
PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia, July 1e.-While the Of
dcials of the union conductors and
trainmen employed on the lines Of the
Pennsylvania system east of Pittsburg
declare that they were merely await
ing action on the part of union men
on the Pennsylvania lines west of
Pittsburg before ordering their men to
quit work on the trains, there is no
material change in the situation.
While the situation is conceded to
have reacheV an acute stage, both
sides contented themselves with issu-
ing further statements outlining their
positions In the present strained rela-
dons between the railroad company
and the 'trainmen and conductors
From the offices of the union there
could be secured no definite answer
one way or the other as to the likeli-
hood OF an order to the men to quit
work in accordance with the strike
ballot cast on Thursday. All that the
strike leaders would say officially In
this connection was that they were
awaiting to see the outcome of the ne
gotiations between the union west of
Pittsburg with the railroad officials
No further negotiations were held
between the men and the railroad COM
pany, but both sides to the controversy
held frequent councils in their own
camps.
President McCrea OF the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad issued q statement to the
stockholders and the public outlining
the company's position and relating
the action taken by the board of direc-
tors of the railroad in upholding In its
entirety the policy Of the company's
executive officers in adhering firmly
to its refusal to accede to the demands
of the union men. 1t is thus certain
that the railroad company will not
relax It's opposition to what 1t regards
as the unfair requests which its EN-
ployees are making Of 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
Adam KreiIoCh Is
In a Serious
Condition.
MANY BRUISES

Adam Kre1loch, thfrty-nine years
old, OF 631 High street, lies in Sc
rious condition at his home. as the
result of fall from a second-story
window last night. He sustained
numerous bruises and contusions
and some internal injuries. DR..
charles /. Silk, the attending physi-
clan, has hopes for his recovery.
The accident occurred at Krei-
loch's home. He had seated himself
on the window sill, lost his balance
and fell to the ground below. When
picked up by frightened relatives
and neighbors, he was in semi-con-
scious state and was believed to be
dead. DR.. Silk, who was hurriedly
summoned, attended the injured
man and finally revived him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
LIEN
CLAIM UNDER
RECENT LAW

The frst lien claim under the recent
ly adopted mechanic s lien law, to be
fled for action in the local district
court, was sent to the county clerk g Of
fee this morning by Peter A. Peter
son. The claim is made by Jens Jensen
against Jeppe and Emile Sondergaard,
to recover $3.50, alleged to be due for
painting.
Summons in the case are returnable
on July Is. This will be the first case
tried In the local district court under
the neMs4@vvr asss==g.as drawn and
insg0 dnsed III the instance of~-Mr. Pc
ftess6h, at the last session Of the Regis
lGture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
OF
STATE BD FOR
INVESTIGATION

r. B. F. Randolph, chief of the
food and drug department of the
State Board of Health, will have
one of his inspectors in this city
next Wednesday to investigate mat
ters concerning the Wertheim
slaughter house controversy. Some
residents in the vicinity of A. Wer-
theim's slaughter house, in upper
New Brunswick avenue, have utter
ed protests against the place. The
local Board of Health has heard
much about the place and now that
the state board Is beginning to regu-
late slaughtering throughout the
state the matter was turned over In
its hands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL GLASS
VISITS ELLIS ISLAND

The members of the class of Ira J.
Bacon, Of the First Baptist Sunday
School are visiting the q. s. Immigrs-
tior Station st Ellis Island today. The
young ladies accompanied by their
teacher, Mr.. Bacon, left on the $3.50
O'Clock train Via Staten Island this
morning for the place. In the party
wsrei Misses E. Ruth Bacon, Elsie Bu,
mara, Bessie Bastedo, Olive Huester,
Mildred Hart, Elite Green and Helen
'Gliss and Ira J. Bacon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
EXPECT SETTLEMENT OF
CLOAK MAKERS STRIKE
Special By United Press wsrs.

"FHUFcFF UV 1Te5S W16s
New York, July 16.-A speedy
settlement OF the strike of cloak
makers seemed certain today. Both
sides agreed to the proposition Of
the state departments Of labor to
arbitrate their troubles, and viii ap-
point committees to meet 6e1s tss
partment officials next week to de-
eide upon the method to be pursued.
The only obstacle in the way is rec
ognition of the union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
JERSEY WOMAN
JUMPS FROM
LINER AT SEA
SSectoI b. United Press Wsre.

New York, July 16:-Mlss Eleanor
HOFFMAN, saloon passenger,
jumped overheard from the French
liner Lorraine, Thursday morning
while the vessel WAS running
through dense fog. A life boat
was quickly launched, but the wo-
man was not seen again
She was fifty-three years old, and
a resident of Elberon, N. j., and was
apparently in good health. Her sis
ter Sarah, who. accompanied her, be-
lieves she became suddenly insane.
The sister is now prostrated, and
under the care of physicians.
There was much excitement
among the passengers, and several
women tainted. The suicide was re-
ported when the liner arrived today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
TO MAKE TEST
OF PLATFORM
SCALES HERE

Sealer of Weights and Measures
Henry loft today completed his inspee-
tion of spring and counter balance
scales and Monday win begin tests Of
platform scales. Next week, he expects
to make tests OF the scales now being in
stalled In the new Boynton Market
Every counter balance and spring
scale in the city at the present time
is now In perfect adjustment, says Mr.
Toft. Following his inspection Of plat
form scales, he win begin on dry and
liquid measures. For his platform scales
inspection, Mr.. Toft viii use twenty
fifty pound weights which he viii trans
port In wagon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
BIDS FOR NEW WOLFF
BUILDING ARE OPENED

The contract for D. Wolff 3 proposed
new building in Madison avenue and
Smith street, was not awarded yester-
day, in accordance with the owner in
tentions of few days ago. 1t Is un-
derstood that bids were opened yester-
day in II. Rosensohn 3 office, In New
ark, and that the awarding of the con
tract was postponed indefinitely. There
were four local bidders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
CLOAK CONCERN men
TO Be HERE TOMOR ROW

Representatives of New York
cloak manufacturing concern will be
in this city TOMORROW to look over
some property tn upper New Bruins
wick avenue on which 1t plans to
Sarect q factory. 1t is proposed to
locate the concern on the southerly
sideNof New Brunswick avenue, near
Oak str&et. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
CATCH CRIPPEH
WHEN DiSP0SES
WIFE'S JEWELS
Special oy United prsss wire.

London, July 16:-The police,
baked in their efforts to apprehend
DR.. Hawley Harvey Crippen. are to-
day basing their hopes on the fact
that when he disappeared he had
only $3.50, but carried with him
iewelry belonging to his wife valued
at s25,0 900. 1t Is hoped that when
Cnfppens sums become exhausted
shortlyS.he will be forced to dispose
of some of the jewels, and thereby
lead to his% capture. Toward this
end a list aRd- description of the
jewelry has been-.eabled to all parts
of the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
SPAIN FACING
AN UPRISING
IN BARCELONA
,c.al bu un.tsa praas wee.

E5pec4al br Unttsd Press Wirss
q ais,sy ~ aJnly 1s::-The members
OF ss cabinet have been
summoned 10 d a. sssbsI With
King Alfonso tomof byTs-s--szs.s. -z...u.l ) s
the danger of serious reVofsx--aaat
ary uprising In barcelona. Labor
agitators and revolutionary leaders
are sowing the seed of discomfort In
other Spanish cities The declara-
ton of martial law is expected at
the first sign of disorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
sells Ftve-Room Houae.

WillianF~Aaunten has disposeds6f
fiTe-room houSB~m.nd LOT .sassa3fed ct
SO Park avenue, to Samuel Mandel.
OF New Brunswick avenue and New
street. Ths deal was eonsummated
through the a9eneg OF r. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
MAUCH CHUNE AND
GLEN ONOKo EXCURSION.

Lehigh Valley railroad, July II.
Leave Perth Amboy $40 A. III. Re-
turning, leave Glen Onoko q r. M.
Mauch Chunk, 6:16 P. M. Fara,
$3.50 round trip. see ticket agents.
1s126e7-9-11-1s-16-1es
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
DOGS To BE- KILLED
AT CITY POUND TODAY

Street, Commissioner George Adair
has beens notified that Philip B. Ernst,
pound keeper and dog catcher, this at
ternoon yin kin his first group Of dogs
this year, The street commissioner win
visit thefcity pound and count the dogs
in accoEdanes with the conditions of
Ernst 81 appointment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
ii 8 8. omcials visit.

Three officials Of the Public Service
Corporation passed through this city on
8 trip Of inspection yesterday They
were aboard the corporation 3 special
car New Jersey
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
NoFxCE.

. The Outing of the PoulsonTurek AS
sociation viii leave G. r. R. station at
9;34, Sunday, July II, for Soldiers
Beach for shore dinner,
13206-7-l6.1t-FP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
DIVER EVERETT WILL
b CI ! WORK MONDAY

Captain Charles Everett, chief diver
in the employ of the Merritt Chapman
Wrecking Company, Monday will begin
actual work on the leaking sixteen and
Ltwenty-four inch mains under the Rari-
tifss river. This morning the diver re-
turned to his home in Long Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16

Sunday Excursion to Bellewood Park.
Every Sunday. Lehigh Valley
railroad. Special train leaves Perth
Ambey $40 a. m. Returning, leave
BellSwood $50 p. m. Fare rs cents
rouHd trip. Music, Amusements.
13029 7-6 st Wk W (
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
BARGAIN TOR SALE sEwaRes

Beautiful Room Cottage, ifn-
provements; u acre of ground, sur
rounded by shrubbery. One block
from stations $500 10 $500 cash.
Balance easy terms, same as rent.
Burke & Bolger $50 stats Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16

IF YOU CLOSE YOUR HOUSE
z For the vacation or weekend ab-
sence nothing gives such a sense OF
security as ample burglar insurance.
$3.50 buys a $1,000 policy for
one year, insuring against all forms
of burglary and theft.
BOYNTON BROTHERS q CO.,
Successors to Boynton Bros. g.
Pierce & Watson,
No. 81 Smith Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16

Icef cream, 2sc. quart. s. NJ.
GreeA. s9s State street.
1s2s1.7-1e-1t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-16
our EXPERT FANCY lRonERs

put artistic finishing touches Oh hum
dreds of garments each week. Every
piece is beautifully ironed, fsesh,
dainty and distinctive. Are we DO
ing your very particular work.
Try Us. RARITAN LAUNDRY
rel 147-L 40 Smith St.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
Some STYLE TO
DUPONT UNIFORMS

The uniforms Of the DUPONT County
League team are on display In the
window of the H. W. Nandever Com
pany. No. 500 Market street. to-day,
with a number of pictures Of the du-
Pont team and the trophies OF the club.
The suits are light gray while the
shirt is the nobbiest that has ever been
seen on "A local team Il has a dark
red collar following a loose band around
and down the front with DUPONT
printed on the band about the buttons.
The stockings are white with a red
hand. and the caps are Of the gray
material Of which the suits are made.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Bond Commissioner Says Town
Will Get Data on Purpose
of Improvement Loan

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. May s.--Lewis E. Ella
son, Of the Bond Commission. said last
night the commissioners will not meet
until next week. We then will begin a
campaign Of education. The people must
be educated before they vote. They can
not vote intenigently without knowing
the facts and probable results. Instead Of
an elephant it will be an ant We await
good news from the Trustees of the
Commons. The Baldt money will all be
paid tomorrow night Me may hope for
| help for our streets BE that as it may
the trolley company on Delaware street
is down for one-third of the cost. We must
consider the best materials and find the
cost of doing the work. We have 20 secure
the area OF the streets to be improved
this year and just now the progressive
comet in New Castle win not strike any
one so hard that the sheriff or the un-
dortaker will be necessary for property
owners Keep cool and wait a little until
wo get a chance to secure tse data. Then
we will furnish It to the voters and they
must decide the question"
A west end property owner said to-day
well, all we need is information. Fol
years the effort had been made to elect
James 3. Brady to office but never until
the present time would he consent to a.
low the use OF his name. We will stand 10y
him to a man. If the $4,000 does not reacf
here it will improve the other streets ane
City Council can spend $1,000 a year in oui
section. We are not hoggish and will ge
our own in due time. 1--WE are in favor o.
progress"
City Council and the Trustees of th'
Commons will meet this evening. City
Council will consider new ordinances re
garding the muzzling of dogs and throw
ing Of waste paper on the streets.
Seminole Tribe Improved Order Of Re,
Men scalped a pale face last night tha
was found on the reservation. The mem
bers will arrange to attend church, b
present at the reopening Of the F'raterns
Home, Newark. and the Tammany da
celebration in Wilmington.
Baseball enthusiasts are interested il
their local clubs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
DOVER WOMEN
FOR SANE FOURTH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, May 3.-The Womens S
Club, Of Dover, the Dover Century Club,
is at the head OF a movement for an alb
solutely sane Fourth for Dover and it
is now proposed to hold a celebration at
Farview Park. and to decorate the town.
to have music and "A beautiful park fete,
and a set display of fireworks, but to al
low no explosives discharged in town or
in crowds. under penalty OF Imprisonment.
The movement may spread throughout
Delaware. in the interest Of lives. limbs
and property and the physiognomy Of the
small boy. The women's club had a very
successful affair several years ago, OF
this character.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
FATHER DEAD
DAUGHTER ILL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL. Del, May 3-Mrs. Lii
Adams. who returned four weeks ago
from Philadelphia hospital, where
she was operated on for cancer for the
third time. has suffered "A recurrence
and gone TO the hospital for further
treatment. Mrs. Adams father, Capt
Joseph Osbourne. died I'm the same hos
pital FIVE weeks ago after being oper-
ated on for cancer. and her cousin
Mrs Theopolis Oliphant. has gone tc
the Peninsula General Hospital to be
operated upon for a like treatment.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
MIDDLETOWN NAMES
LIGHT COMMISSIONERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Del. May 8-The
result of the election for members of
the Light and Water Commission. held
here yesterday. was as follows Henry
l.. Davis. for one year, 5,26l votes;
George V. Peverley. for two years, 5,l09
votes; John c. Green. for three years,
5.412 votes; Dorsey w. Lewis, for five
years, 5.449 votes. These four were
elected while Walter $. Letherbury re-
ceived 2S9 votes and John a. Clcaver,
46 votes.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
81. Win plau Rall.

At the meeting of the Board of
Education. Middletown, last night a
delegation consisting of six boys, a
boy fro meach room in the school, ap-
peared before the Board and got per-
mission TO play ball on the school green
again As a result Of improper con-
iuct on the part of some Of the boys
the school commissioners stopped tho
game on the green, but the boys pron-
.sed last night 10 be orderly IN the
future and the privilege OF playing
bn the green was again restored.
The schol board appointed MesSrs
1olls. Lewis and Kelly a committee
10 arrange for commencement.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
INSECT HURTS
EARLY BERRIES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEvILLE, Del, May S-An in
sect resembling a beetle is playing
havoc with the earlier varieties Of
strawberries in this vicinity, and il is
said by growers. who have examined
the vines that there will be only a half
crop of the early berries. The insect
eats the blossom off at the top of the
stem, and unless something can be dis
covered to Kill the destroyer thousands
of patches will be ruined.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
500 Reward. stoo.

The readers of this paper viii he pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been able to
cure In all its stages. and that Is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known TO the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being "A constitutional disease. re-
nuires a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. and Civ
ing the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in
doing It's work. The proprietors have so
much faith in Its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that Il fails 10 cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address f. J. CHENEY & CO, Tole-
do O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
PIONEERS HAVE
A MASK AND WIG

The Mask and Wig Club of the Bene-
VIOLENT Pioneer Literary Association
was temporarily organized last night.
with James J. CorriGan, chairman. The
club will present a farce. Nov We
Are AT It," i'm the rooms of the as
sociation on Thursday evening, May
II. A rehearsal will be held next
Thursday.