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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
FOR REGATTA
AT KEYPORT
Full Program Is Arranged
for the Event There on
Labor Day.
LAST OF DORY RACES
to the EVENING NEWS.

SPeC4of 70 the NEWS.
Keyport, Sept. 2:-Plans are
nearly completed for the regatta to
be held on the bay here by the Key
port Yacht Club, in connection
with the final race of the swampscot
Failing dories, of the Raritan Bay
Dory Association, Labor Day.
There will be three races for
power boats, including those classed
under speed, open and cabin boats,
and one race for sail boats besides
the dory race. Several out-of-town
boats have announced their inten-
t1on of entering and all the clubs
belonging to the Dory Association
have been invited to enter boats In
the other races. The entries will
close OIL the day of the event at. 10
O'Clock in the morning and all boats
entered must be on hand by II
O'Clock that morning, SO that the
committee can arrange the time al
lowances.
The club has also made arrange
ments to make the day one of those
to be remembered in a social way.
Refreshments will be served by a
caterer, who has been engaged to
serve those at the club house, and
three invitations have been given to
each member for his W use and
two friends and their ladies. The
invitations bear the name of the per-
son to whom they are given and
must be presented to gain admission
to the grounds by that person. as
they are not transferable. The
races will start promptly at /
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
MAN HUNT is
SOON ENDED
Burly Negro With Dog as
Big as Bear Was Boys
Imagination.
DETECTIVES KEPT BUSY

Metuchen. Sept. 2.-Detectives
Peltier and Baker, of the prosecu-
tors Office, and Marshals Enos Fou-
raft and Patrick Koran, of Metu-
chen, had a long hunt through the
woods between Metuchen and Menlo
Park, yesterday for the big, burly
negro who has been terrorizing that
part of the county for days. They
found many other armed men out
looking for the negro, for the peo-
pie Of that locality had become so
nervous over the presence Of the fell
low that they feared to sleep sound
ly at night.
Finally they decided to get a bet
ter description of the man. One
searcher told them that twenty peo-
pie had seen the man and his big
Newfoundland dog. He had not
seen the fellow himself, but he gave
the officers the names of many peo-
pie who had. They interviewed the
twenty. All declared that they had
not seen the negro, but that young
Baylis" had. The officers hunted up
Baylis. He is a youngster who look
ed as If he liked novels. Yes, he
had seen the negro, he said. He
was bigger than Jack Johnson ever
dared to be. and his dog was like a
bear. Baylis was the only n who
had seen the fellow, as far as the
officers could learn.
II don't believe that there eve
was a negro there" declared Detec-
tive Peltier thie morning of was
all imagination on the part of young
Baylis. We found a shirt hanging
on a limb of a tree near a stream
and it may have been this which
frightened the boy. They claim that
the man and his dog have been in
the woods for two weeks and lived
entirely on vegetables, lever asking
for food at any Of the houses. I'm
anime a big dog living on raw veg
etables for two weeks"
AS far as the prosecutors office Is
concerned the search Is off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
.ASBURY PARK
BABY PARADE
Feature of the Big Carnival
Takes Place This After
noon at Resort.
Rain SPOILED YESTERDAY

Asbury Park, Sept. Rain that
came down In bucketfuls most OF the
time and lasted all day yesterday,
spoiled all plans for the masque fete
which was to have been held last
night. The postponement calls for
1t on Saturday night, the day after
the baby parade. 1t was no until
mid-afternoon that the Carnival AS
ISOLATION decided to call off the cell
ebration, and at that time telephone
inquiries were pouring in from all
over the state. Both the Central
and Pennsylvania railroads had ar
ranged to run special excursions for
the event from Newark, Jersey City
Philadelphia and Trenton, and most
intermediate points. These excurs
sions, 1t was announced last night
by the railroads, will be run OF
Saturday at the same hour that they
had been scheduled for yesterday.
Registrations for today's baby pa
rade reached 746 yesterday after
noon, giving the parade the heaviest
registration on record. Intense in
terest is being felt in the event.,
out of all comparison with those of
OiutE gCdlby wv lug " SCfSid al g"
fully planned campaigns which wo-
men having babies entered in the
parade have gone into in an attempt
to "cinch" the peoples official prize,
an automobile, offered by the Bor-
den Condensed Milk Company. Po-
lice interference with these women
had to be resorted to Wednesday
night at the court ball in the Ar
cade and also at the coronation OF
Miss Lillian T. Sexton, who is Queen
Titania X, at the Amphitheatre on
Tuesday evening. Votes are to be
counted after the parade only il
turned in on coupons which tickets
to all carnival events have attached
to them. and the fight has been to
get possession OF these.
1t was reported yesterday that one
woman who had been soliciting SUBJ
scriptions through all members of
her family, has already accumulated
a thousand votes. Hearing this
story, other women who have large
numbers, put forth the most strenu-
Gus efforts yesterday afternoon in
the beach front section of the resort
and went from hotel to hotel maxi
ing pleas in favor Of their children.
President Ayres, of the carnival
commission, in an effort to stop all
trading in votes, issued a statement
saying that tickets presented with
out the coupons attached at the carr
nival events still to come will be re-
fused. He hopes In this way to linn
it votes cast to those balloted by
people witnessing the parade.
If the weather is favorable the
parade will start at $50 o'clock. A
call has been issued to all entries to
meet fifteen minutes earlier at the
Arcade on the beach at the foot of
Fifth avenue, where they will be
formed into line. The line of march
will lead from the arcade to the AM
phitheatre at the foot of Sunset
Lake, and from there south along
Ocean avenue to the Casino, distant
about three-quarters of a mile, The
prizes will be awarded before 8
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
CAMP MEETING IS IN
FULL SWING AT GROVE

Ocean Grove, Sept. 2:-Mrs. Fred
Lindsay, Of Newark, or -Pattie Wat
kins, as she is better known-has join
ed the working force at the campmeet-
ing. With her husband as accompanist
Pattie is singing at a number Of the
meetings and her songs, no less than
her earnest exhortations, always re-
duce her hearers to a submissive aud
receptive mood.
Gloom overspread the camp grounds
yesterday reaching, indeed, Owe the en-
tire town. This was caused by the
death in New York Tuesday of Edgar
H. Holbrook, who was killed by fall
ing from the twenty-sixth story of a
building. Mr.. Holbrook was a well
known summer resident of Ocean Grove.
He had been an usher in the Auditor
ium here for many years, and his wife
has been singing at the campmeettn3
this year. Mrs. Holbrook was just
about to sing q solo in the Immediate
Decision meeting when she was sum-
moned from the building that the sad
intelligence might be broken to her
by friends. An additional tinge of
sorrow is added to the matter by the
fact that Mrs. Holbrook Is blind.
Prayer for her "a offered in many
of the services today.
In the Holiness meeting one who was
giving his personal testimony said: 81
am thankful God can save a railroad
man and keep him saved. God has
wonderfully blessed the railroad men
of our country, and you will find a
bible in the pocket Of many an engi-
neer today" This led Bishop Wilson
to reply: t'I think we all feel safer
when we know there is a Christian In
the engine cab. l always feel like tax
ing off my hat to the engineer"
The sermon at morning worship in
the Auditorium was preached by the
Rev. Fairbank S%toekdale, pastor of the
First NJ. E. church, Asbury Park. At
evening worship the preacher was the
Rev. Dr.. A. j. Gill, Of Washington. D.
c..
Miss Cassie Smith, a national evan
gelist, and the Rev. DR.. Charles l..
Mead, of Hoboken, addressed the young
people. The lesson of the day to the
Juniors was given by Mrs. Joseph A.
Hudson, of Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
LATEST NEWS By DIRECT WIRE

ing, was awarded to Collins & Gun
dren, they being the lowest bidders.
To Borrow $4,000.
The board passed a resolution TO
borrow $4,000 in anticipation of
taxes to be received. The money is
to be borrowed on temporary loan
or notes.
Collectors Report.
The report of County Collector
Hagerty for the past month was as
follows:
Cash on hand, s19,552.25; re-
ceipts, $69,127.75; disbursements,
$~61,767.27; balance on hand, $685.
922.73.
The Warden's Report.
The report of William H. Dono-
lore, warden of the county Jail,
showing the amount that 1t cost to
feed the prisoners during the month,
was as follows:
Total number of rations served
during the month, 3,769; average
number of prisoners served per day,
Al; cost of feeding prisoners per
day, s4.40; average cost of feeding
eacn per udy, Ten Genus TO-
talscost of feeding during the month,
s136.
Other Business.
The Middlesex & Hudson Tele-
phone Company was directed to fur
nish the board with a copy of the
map showing what parts of the
county they want to run their line
TO connect with their line at Mon
mouth and Mercer counties.
The board adjourned to meet
again next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL
GIFTTO LAW LIBRARY

Freehold, Sept. 2.-The Mon
mouth County Bar Association has
been working to build up its library
at the court house in Freehold and
two contributions from Congressman
Benjamin F. Howell have just been
received by Counselor James D. Car
ton, secretary Of the bar association.
These works are Charters and Con-
s%titution," a reference work, and a
codi1cation of acts of congress re-
lating to the federal naturalization
laws.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
WASHINGTON AND
TRENTON
HORSE THIEVES GET
2 YEARS IN PRISON

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. Mar
shall Carter, alias William johnson,
colored, and Arthur Cant, two con-
fessed horse thieves, were this
morning sentenced to serve two
years each in state prison by Judge
Lyon. Carter, of Newark, is alleged
to have stolen a horse belonging to
George Mettler, near here. and Cant,
but fifteen years old, was charged
with stealing a horse from Sayre-
VILE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
|BUCKET-SH0P COUPLE
HAVE SURRENDERED
Special By United Press Wire.

New York, Sept. 2:-Louis A. and
Angelo Celia and Samuel w. Adler, I'M
der Indictment in Washington for al
legged violation Of the bucket-shop law,
today surrendered themselves to United
States Marshal Henkel. They gave bail
for their appearance September 9, when
their demurrer to the order directing
their removal to Washington will be
heard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Snakes.

OF all kind provisions of nature per
haps the manner In which snakes are
brought into the world is the most re-
markable. AS a rule, all harmless
snakes are Matched from eggs, arriv-
ing In patches of from thirty to eighty.
The poisonous snakes. on the other
hand, are born in htters of from seven
to eleven In number. There are ex-
ceptions to the rule, of course, but
they are few and unimportant, for,
though the deadly king cobra lays her
eggs to be Matched by the sun, they
are few In number. unlike the colonies
deposited by the harmless snakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Condition of Cotton Crop.

Washington, Sept. 2.-The de-
partment of Agriculture today an
nounced that the average condition
of the cotton crop on August 25th
was 72.1 per cent. of normal, as
compared with 75.5 per cent. on
July 25th, 1910, and 1911 per cent
on August %, 1908, with an aver
age for the past ten years of 1871
per cent. on August 25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
COUNTY TAX BOARD
HAS LOTS OF WORK
special 10 the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. 2.-The
County Tax Board. of Taxation is
holding another meeting here today
for furthering the work of making
out the rate lists. There is more
work than was at first anticipated
and It is doubtful that rny an
nouneements of rates will be made
before the middle of next week.
Meetings are likely to be held next
Tues and Wednesday.
n4anchor to YiRSward-an ad. In
de EVENING MEMS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
CARDINAL VAN NUTELLI
GREETED WITH CHEERS

Special By United Press Wire.
Quebec, Can. Sept, 2:-Cardinal Van
%nutelli, papal envoy to the eucharistic
congresstwas enthusiastically greeted
and cheered today as he rode through
the streets in an automobile from the
areh-bishop's palace to the shrine of
st. Anne de-Beaure. The stars and
stripes were prominent among the flags
waved by the thousands who lined the
streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Youthful Thief ON Probation.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. 2:-Frank
Galeski, fifteen years old, of Perth
Amboy, charged with stealing about
500 worth of cigars and other
goods from a Perth Amboy cigar
store on August IS, was this norm
ing placed on probation. He said
all the goods are hidden near the
Lehigh Valley station in Perth AM
how.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
CALCUTTA POLICE
INSPECTOR is SHOT
Special by United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Calcutta, Sept. 2:-Revival OF
s~editionary outbreaks in Dacca re-
suited in the shooting Of Police
Inspector Chandra by two youths as
he was leaving a court room where
the trial for conspiracy was in pro-
gress. His wounds are probably
fatal,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
President Plays Golf.

Special by United Press Wire.
Beverly, Mass, Sept. 2:-Presi-
dent Taft played golf with John
Hayes Hammond and Captain Archi-
bald Butt, military aide, today.
Charlie Taft is planning to go to
Atlantic Field, Boston, tomorrow to
attend the aviation meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
She Was Lucky,

Mrs. Smiley-Here we've been mar
ried ten years, and Smiley still says
Pm an angel. Her Friend-But does
he really mean it, my dearH Mrs. s.
Perhaps not, but don't you think I'm
lucky to have a husband who ~pretends
to mean IT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Call For Bank Conditions,

Special By United Press Wire.
Washington, Sept. 2.-The Con-
troller of Currency today issued a
call for the condition Of national
banks at the close of the business
September /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
HIT BULLS EYE IL
TIMES, WON PRIZE

Special By United Press Wire.
Sea Girt, Sept. 2.-By scoring
twelve successive bulls ayes at 500
yards, Lieutenant William e. Tews,
of Jersey City, today won the New
Jersey Rifle Association class A tro-
ply match, in the New Jersey in
terstate Regimental match. The
list New York lead with a score of
512 at the end of the 900 yards
range in shooting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
ATTEMPT Flight Over Alps.

Special OF UnEteu FTeSS WtT6.
Paris, Sept. CHARLES Weymann
announced today that he will shortly
attempt a flight over the Alps, in his
aeroplane, the most daring flight
ever proposed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Thu Expensive Promoter.

'That mans time Is worth $50 q
minute" said the mathematician.
More than that" replied the reck-
less investor. HE once gave me five
minutes of his time when l was look
ing for advice and it cost me several
thousand dollars."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Could Not Swim Channel.

speciaI bv United Press WFre.
Dover, England, Sept. 2.-After
being in the water sixteen hours,
Ted Heaton today abandoned his at
tempt to swim the English channel
and was taken from the water COM
pletely exhausted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Printer on Probation.

Special to the EVENING NEWS. -
New Brunswick, Sept. Paul ia
nowicz, formerly proprietor of a print
ing shop in Perth Amboy, was this
morning placed on probation to insure
the return of goods that are mortgaged
by the Perth Amboy Trust Company.
Janowicz formerly conducted a print
shop in State street, Perth Amboy.
The machinery, etc, was mortgaged,
and the printer moved to New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

More than 10000 people In this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

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FgpERAL REevLArIoN q
Of Autos f Asked Il with Interstate travel
~ Regulated.

WASHINGTON, May ga petition
faxorings the Cooks BIZ sfOEt he federal
regulation and registration Of motor
cars, signed by two thousand chieago
people, was presented to Chairman
Mann, of the house committee opain,,
terstate commerce YESTERDAY BY Score
.tary Harry T. Clinton, Of the hieago
cMtor Club. The bill is intended to
remove the barriers to free Interstate
travel Of automobiles. t'>s.s.,
The American Automobile Assoetaa
ton is urging the Legislation. The, ads
!vocates claim that the feethat would
be paid into the federal registration,
office would produce q revenue Of
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West vlralnians WIN Attend.

The general meeting Of the Daugh'
ters Of the American Revolution will
be held, on May 8 taAtlantic City and
different parties Of delegates from
West Virginia will attend. This is
the annual meeting Of the society and
much business will be transacted.
I There will. be arecsptions an cleo
tlon Of officers and ,tepanemhers OF
the board OF managers, besides other
business lef /. an, Important mature.
Many social affairs are being plan
med for. the delegstessas the general
meeting isk always the occasion OF
brilliant social gatherings ~ III $50.
On tle afternoon et tAet opening
Iuay Vi Tue conventions Wy = :
Eof the State. o. NeR- Jersey Will hold
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the leading acetylene lighting plant on
the market and who wants to identify
himself with a well known concern;
good salary expenses and percent
age on the gross business to the right
man. Only hustlers need apply. Adj
dress 214, care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-18

BOY WANTED-221 N. P. avenue.