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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
CHIEF BURKE
UNWILLING TO
MAKE REPLY
Has Little to Say About
Criticisms Made by Mayor
BolIschWeiIer.
HEARD OF NO ROBBERY
Patrolman Andrew Jensen
Denies that He Was Un-
courteous to Anyone.
SAYS HE DOES HIS DUTY
Asserts that He Has Not
Been Given a Square
Deal" by Mayor.

Chief of Police Burke refused this
the Interview Mayor Bollschweiler
gave NEWS reporter yesterday
concerning the police department He
admitted thatlth market was unpa-
troled yesterday morning, giving as
the reason the scarcity of policemen.
Yesterday" said the chief, 'was
the largest day the public market
has had this year. On crowded days
] generally have a man there, but
In the past few months there being
few people there in comparison with
yesterdays crowd, We could not af-
ford to spare the men AS soon as
we learned yesterday that some
money had been lost at the place,
however, an officer was sent there,
There Is a question as to whether or
not the money was stolen or lost 1t
was not reported here"
Concerning the charges made by
the mayor against Patrolman An
drew Jensen, Chief Burke would not
discourse. Jensen may have some
thing to say himself volunteered
the chief
Patroiman Andrew Jensen Talks.
When seen, Patrolman Andrew
Jensen denied the allegations of the
mayor that he performed his duties
in an uncourteous manner. He sta
ted that the mayor had not given
him q square DEAL In making the
charges to the press instead of ad-
dressing them to him personally.
When | reached home last
night, said Jensen, my wife was
crying, having read the paper and
thinking had neglected my duty.
The mayor may call me model DO
liceman' and transfer me to the hill,
but ] won't die there, remember
that.
II had reason to speak harsh to
the aged man whom the mayor has
reference to. Three times before
when he drove up to the watering
trough at Smith street and New
Brunswick avenue, ! had warned
him of traffic ordinance violations.
An hour before, / had compelled
him to turn his horse about, and
when he deliberately returned to the
same position why, of course, I
spoke to him. But there were no
abusive words used, and l did not
insult him."
Jensen also denied the charge that
he had used language unbecoming
a gentleman to Mrs. William Cutter,
of Woodbridge. Mrs. Cutter, the pa
troiman said, persisted in using the
wrong side of the street to drive on,
refusing to use the right side. on her
contention that the traffic ordinance
applied only to vehicles not in mo-
tion.
At the time of the robbery in the
public market, 9;10 o'clock yester-
day morning, Jensen says he, was at
Hartford street and Buckingham
avenue, preparing to make the 9:16
o'clock ring at police headquarters.
Jensen questions why the mayor did
not telephone at once to police head
quarters and summon an officer In
stead of waiting there an hour for
one to appear. He says he received
instructions to visit the market only
when called there, and it was not his
duty to visit the place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
CONSTABLE BROWN HAS
MAYOR MARK ARRESTED

Mayor Mark, Of South River, and
Officer Johnson, of the South River
police force, We're served with pa
pers yesterday by Clerk Hoffner, Of
the Perth Amboy district court, In an
action brought against these officials
by Constable John Brown.
Brown is suing for $500 damages
for alleged false arrest and abuse
of person. 1t is alleged that Brown,
while trying to execute a judgment
in South River Thursday, was arrest
ed as disorderly person and hailed
before Mayor Mark, who suspended
judgment.
A Judgment was rendered in the
district court some time ago against
James Black. Of South River, for $50
and costs. The judgment was not
paid, and Constable Brown went to
South River TO sell out Blacks gro
Gerry and meat store to satisfy the
Judgment. He arrived on the scene
at 2 o'clock, the time set for the
sale and upon entering the store and
stating his business, he was ordered
out by Black The constable re-
fused and the proprietor and the Of
icer, Johnson, 1t is alleged, put
Brown out OF the store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
TWO MEN DROWNED
AT KEANSBURG BEACH

Keansburg, Aug. 27:-Clutched by an
unidentified bsther who sank into an
unmarked sand hole about, forty feet
off shore of the New Point Comfort
Beach Company, Woodruff b. nchard,
twenty-five years old, of Davis avenue,
Kearny, was drowned Thursday after
noon in sight of his wife with whom
he had been sitting on the beach.
Blanchard was employed in the hard
ware store Of johnson & Vaudeville, in
Newark.
The body of the man whom Blan-
ehard tried to rescue was recovered
about 6 o'clock last night, but Blan-
chard s body was not recovered,
A card in the pocket of the man s
clothes at the beathouse seemed to in
dicate that he was q printer living at
Union Hill, and the police of that place
were notified.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
CRlPPENS SHIP HAS
REACHED LIVERPOOL

Special by United Press Wire.
Liverpool, Aug. 27:-The steamer
Megantic, with DR.. Il. H. Crppen, al
legged murderer of his wife, Belle Ell
more, and Miss Ethel Clare Leneve, his
typist, aboard, doeked here shortly af-
ter noon today, after an uneventful
trip from Montreal.
The prisoners came ashore through
a line of police made necessary by the
great crowd gathered at the pier, and
the threat of violence against Crippen.
The doctor seemed indifferent to the
demonstration, but the girl was great
ly agitated. Immediately after land
ing, the party took train for Lon
don.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

among those who gathered to vel,
come him to the cowboy carnival.
Governor Brooks of Wyoming and
other distinguished westerners were
at the station.
Colonel Roosevelt will spend tomor.
row at the home of Governor Brooks
Today he will talk to the broncho
busters and witness their stunts at the
carnival.
When Colonel Roosevelt was in
formed that he had been elected
delegate to the Republican state con
vention at Saratoga, N, Y, by the Re
publicans Of Nassau county he said
that he was very glad to hear It and
would, of course, accept as he had said
he would do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

AVIATOR FELL
into THE SEA
Mars Was Being Blown To-
ward Sandy Hook In
His Aeroplane. -
HIS MACHINE COLLAPSED
Bird Man Was Picked up
by a Tug and Taken
to Shore.
HIS MACHINE COLLAPSED
DeciaI bu United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
New York, Aug 27.-Carried out
to sea by strong wind, against
which his motor was powerless. J. G.
Mars, the aviator, was being swept
toward Sandy Hook early today
when his Curtiss biplane suddenly
collapsed. 1t dropped like stone
INTO the water.
Mars got free of the machine in
its descent, and was soon picked up,
apparently uninJured, by tug boat.
Aftes being taken ashore, Mars said
he was disappointed at the outcome
of his attempt, but would make an
other oversee fight as soon as his
machine was repaired
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
FORMER PASTOR AT
SIMPSON TOMORROW

At the Simpson Methodist Episco-
pal church ct both Of the services,
1880 A. M. and 1880 P. M, tomor-
row, the preacher is to be the Rev.
Syrenius Rechnitzer, pastor of the
Clintin Methodist church. Mr.. Rech-
nitzer is a Perth Amboy man and he
is making an excellent record in the
ministry. He is quite popular in his
present church He is now leading
his people in extensive church i'm
provements. Doubtless many of his
old friends in our city will be glad
of the opportunity to hear him
breach tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

Michael Preton, a laborer, of
Stanford street, sustained injuries to
the left foot while employed at the
Raritan Copper Works this morning
A pig of metal fell on 1t. He was
taken to the office Of DR.. w 2.
Ramsay In the eOmpany's ambul-
ance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
Jersey Central TractionCo.
Three-Day Wafer Car
nivai at Highlands.

During the Water Carnival
at Highlands, September Isl,
End and 3rd, the Jersey Central
Traction Company will run
Special Cars from Perth Amboy
and South Amboy.
CARS LEAVE Perth Amboy
at 9. 90, $50 and 1000 a. m.
and South Amboy one-half
hour later.
Round Trip Tickets from Perth
and South AmbOy so cents. For
sale at Lauer' S Drug Co.. corner
State, Smith and New Brunswick
Ave, Perth Amboy, N. ]. These
tickets entitle the holder to trans
portation ON a Special Car from
Perth or South Amboy to the
Beach. and return by any regular
car on date stamp on the back
of the tick : ~ tsglil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
COL0RED MAN FELL FROM
BOAT; NEARLY DROWNED
5DeciaI to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Sewaren, Aug. 27:-Yesterday af-
ternoon while fishing out in the
sound off Sewaren, q colored man
living IN Woodbridge, fell from his
boat and was nearly drowned. He
was rescued by several men who
were also fishing. and brought to the
hotel beach, where they worked over
him for about an hour, when he re-
covered consciousness and was able
to return to his home.
The cause Of the accident was
that the colored man had an epilep-
tic fit and jumped overheard into the
water
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
MAYOR AND PARTY NOT
TO co. ON AN OUTING

Because of their inability to obtain
a suitable craft, Mayor Bollschweiler
and the city officials who accompanied
him on a sail to Highland on August
6, will not repeat the trip today. The
second sail was scheduled to start to-
night, but it has now been Indefinitely
postponed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
coleneI Reaches Chene1ns.

Cheyenne, Wyo, Aug. 27.-Nothing
was left undone when Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt arrived here today to
give him a reception of unmistakable
cordiality.
Lusty western throats emitted yells
which would have drowned the roar
of cannonade.
Colonel Roosevelt, beaming and "de-
lighted" recognized many old friends
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
OF A MOTOR BOAT

Joseph Turnay, alias Lipko, seven
teen years old, of Keasbey. was ar
restea this morning by Patrolman
William Hartmann, charged with the
theft of a motorboat from Totem
Vile several days ago
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
ELLIS DONEHUE WEDS
A WOODBRIDGE GIRL
,so,o, to the EvgNING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Aug. 27:-Charles E..
Peterson announces the marriage of his
daughter Mabel Charlotte to Ellis Don
ehue, Saturday, August 20. The couple
are residing at Perth Amboy, where
Mr.. Donehue is employed as Chief En-
gineer at the American Smelling 4
Refining Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

Fremont, Neb., Aug. 27.-Like Iowa,
Nebraska turned out to cheer Colonel
Roosevelt as he passed through the
state. 1t seemed that the entire pop
ulation lined the railroad tracks.
Colonel Roosevelt continued his Wig
Continued on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
TO
BOLD H0LD-UP
Michael O'8rien, Arrested
in Woodbridge, Tells of
Assault on Isaac Flood.
HAD AN ACCOMPLIcE
Declares that James Ward
Also Had a PART Ward
Not Found.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

bpecTdE 70 tNe y Y ENING NE W6,
Woodbridge. Aug. 27;-Miehael
O 'Brien, of Sand Hills, confessed yes
terday that he was one of the men
held up Isaac Flood, milk dealer, and
robbed him of $65 and bruatally as
saulted him. o 'Brien gave the name of
his companion as James Ward who
helped him in the assault. 0 'Brien was
taken to New Brunswick yesterday.
AS yet Ward has not been found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
FIRE! FrREi FIRE,

Don't forget to go with us on
Sunday, August 2s, to Coney Island.
Protection Engine Company No. s,
OF New Brunswick Boat stops st
Perth Amboy at 1918 A. M
14176-2-22-6fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

40c worth of coffee for 25e. No
q sckery, glassware, stamps or any
other hooks" the value has been
put in the coffee.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

No blue Mondays FOR those who
use 'MOCAVA" coffee; the qualities
Of these beverages and worries do
not blend. At the P. A. City Market
only 25c, that's all.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
A CLIP oF nMoCAVAn

Coffee viii make wash day play
day; stimulating, inyigorating, de-
licious. zoe. only Perth Amboy
City Market, the only place to get it.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

OUR COLLARS MADE EASY 70
WEAR.
The collars we launder are easy and
comfortable to wear. There are no
rough edges to rub or dig your neck
The folded seam Is smooth and even
The collar sets snug In front and fits
perfectly without binding and necktie
slips through collar easy. Try us.
RARITAN LAUNDRY
Tel. 147-L 49 Smith St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
"MOCAVAn

The queen of all coffee blends
Delicious, stimulating. 25c per
pound, Can only be had at Perth
Amboy City Market.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

At meeting of Mohawk Council.
No. 36, Degree of Pocahontas,, held
in Red Mems hall last night, two
candidates were initiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

LOST-Irish terrier, license No. sac
Return to~109 Rector street
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
CHIEF CROKER NOT GOING

But all the other chiefs are on the
excursion of Protection Engine Com
pany No. s, OF New Brunswick, to
Coney Island on Sunday. August %.
Boats stops at Perth Amboy at
1918 A. M. ----.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

Automobiles for rent by day or hour.
Sections, Telephone 181. Perth
Amboy. 134S6 1925 tf~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

More than 10000 people In THIS
Vicinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
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Sunday Excursi
sewing Machines

All makes, lowest prices. We
Repair all makes of Sewing Machines
TYPEWRITERS For Rent and For Sale
a. Jensen, 1876 State St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
"M0CAuAn

Coffee will increase the comforts
of home and mark you for only 25c
a pound. Perth Amboy City Market
is the only place where you can buy
it. 14354-8-27-1t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

Fall term begins next Monday,
Trainers Business College.
14280-8-25-9ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

Fall term begins next Monday,
Trainers Business College.
142SO-S-25-St"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

Fall term begins next Monday.
Trainers Business College.
1428O-8-25-3t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION.

To Coney Island of Protection En-
CINE Company No 5, Of New Bruns-
wick, Sunday, August 2S Adults
tickets 80 cents; children, under 1a
years. 26 cents. Boat leaves Perth
Amboy at 1915 o'clock.
1417S-S-22-et%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
"MOCAVA"

The coffee of character, favor
and strength. Only at the Perth
Amboy City Market, Csc per pound,
g I4354-S-27-1tS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

L. o sNEws tell zoar wanss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
Big Auto Road Race
in San Francisco
on New Years Day
PortOla Cup Contest Will Be Staged in
Golden Gate Park-santa Monica
Race Revives Interest.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec 1O.-The
success OF the Santa Monica road race on
Thanksgiving day has decided the pro-
moters OF the Portola cup contest This
event will be staged in Golden Gate park,
the Caiifornians taking the lesson OF Fair
mount park 10 heart New Years day has
been settled on as tentative date.
The record-breahing flights Of Edward
Tetzleff at Santa Monica made the pro-
motors Of the Portola cup contest push
Interest In their own event. Tetzleff aver
aged 7s29 miles an hour In his Lozier, the
feat booming motor caring on the coast
Prior 10 the high speed at santa Monica,
the promoters OF the Portola cup had ap-
peared TO lose interest in their event The
southern California course must be re-
markabiy fast. 1t will be remembered that
Hanshue in the Apperson turned g. Is miles
an hour over this very same course and
for 800 miles at that. The circuit is said
% be superior to others In the country,
not even excepting Savannah, and the re-
suits seem to bear out this contention, for
in all four OF the races the other day ex-
ceptionally fast time was made. Even the
little Maxwell which wen the 16i-2S0 class
event, which was at 10l miles, averaged
b9u miles an hour. The Duro. which won
the 23i-SOo class event. also showed a rare
turn OF speed in keeping with the COM
pany.
A pace Of 7S9 miles an hour Is the
greatest ever known in a road race, with
only one exception, That was in the
Flosio cup race in Italy ia 1905 when
Navarro in the Fiat averaged 7As miles
an hour for SIS miles. which stIll defies
cid Father Time.
The Santa Monica race is the fourth one
that has been won at better than seventy
miles an hour. History shows that the
Floro cup Is the fastest of them all. Then
comes the Lozler with its 7s2s, and rank
ing next is the French grand prix OF 1907
In which Nazarro IN the Flat went the
t7S miles at the rate Of 706l miles an hour
The grand prize this year. won by Bruce
Brown IN the Benz. is the fourth one, his
average being 702S miles an hour
An interesting comparison also Is had
when one figures OUT that Tetxleff went
each OF the $50 miles at an average OF O.9
TO the mile. which is a shade faster than
the mile circular track record held by
Ralph de Palma In a Fiat De Palma
went one mile, while Tetzleff turned l5O
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

gallon OF gasoline on the entire trip de-
spite the rough going IN the woods and
IN mud which was omnipresent on the
return trip. Both going and returning the
route led through Chicago"
After a chase OF five months during
which time the pursuers wero several
times within sight Of their quarry. the
police OF several Ohio counties have at last
succeeded in placing under arrest Leon
Montioy, PIG Plum street. Dayton, and re-
COZ sring the Emf go motor car which
he had been driving. despite the fact that
the car was the property OF Nathan Lubin.
Toledo. from whom It had been stolen.
IL has been known for months that the
car was regularly In use in a compare
lively small area. Twice the car was iden-
tilted but each time it was driven away
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

In safety. Cncs 81 icd a pursuing party
IN a higher-powered car for several miles
and lost thcm. when the capture finally
came, Il was more the results Of accident
than design. the car itself being pressed
into duty in the hunt which was in prog
ress.
Lieutenant Haley OF the Dayton force,
when the car was recovered. i've schemed
on this case for months This country is
full OF those E-M-F~s; I've had my men
lifting hoods TN their arms we're sore.
rive offered a reward at every garage
within fifty miles. but this fellow never
came near me. I've tried to trace him in
his purchase of gasoline and oil, but he
didn't seem to be IN more need Of them
than Of repairs or extra parts. when we
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

battery comrade spurns all artificial aids
70 transportation. aside from his trusty E
M-F 80
'Bowerman has just returned from a
1,4OO-mile motor trip to sidnaw, in the
Upper Peninsular. He pulled up in front
of his own door at Romeo, near Detroit,
with the tonneau OF the car occupied by
six dead deer. Five were bucks, and the
array Of horns was simply bewilderng.
The veteran base ball star and his unique
encourage attracted universal attention on
the return trip.
Bowerman and Jack Mcdonald a Detroit
friend, occupied the front seat. Jack Ben
nett Of Romeo, did his best to find room
with the deer in the tonneau The six
deer comprised the legal limit for the
three men.
After unloading the four deer shot by
himself and Bennett. Bowerman continued
his trip to Detroit, where he delivered Nc
Donaid's game and ordered the e. M. f.
go washed and polished-the first atten-
ton Of any sort, aside from replenishment
OF supplies, on the whole trip. The party
traversed practically the entire length OF
Wisconsin in rainy weather and portions
OF score Of counties were splashed over
its surpace.
Motoring and hunting go well together. II
you don't mind the hard knocks you get in
the woods and II the car stands UP as
ours did, said Bowerman. 1--WE used the
car every day we were in camp, carried
In all our supplies with It and even brought
the game in from the point on the old log
ging road nearest the location OF the XIII.
The car averaged eighteen miles to the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
Is Your Motor

This Ad is addressed
to the owner of a motor
car-to the man who
has ridden many thous-
ands Of miles-to the
man who takes his fam
lily and friends on his RI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
NAVY WISHES MORE TICKETS

arin Not Play Again on FRANKLIN
Yield Unless IL Secures Them.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. t0-unless the Navy
can be allotted more seats the foot ball
game with the Army Will not be played
on Frnnkiin field, Philadelphia next au-
tutan Lieutenant Commander Harris
tanning. head Of athletics at the Naval
academy issued this statement He said
that the Navy absolutely had to have
more tickets for the game tanning said
that no fault was found with the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania authorities and spoke
IN the warmest terms Of the friendly feel
ing between the institutions Tie said that
aside from the ticket situation. Philsdel-
phia was ideal for the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
8k :! ~! Z!
THE ULTIMATE CAR

Without fear of contradiction we claim
that the Stearns is the safest car in the
world. That is not an idle statement, but
a plain and simple fact. In the Stearns tho
elements of safety and strength have al
ways been considered first. The Stearns
steering mechanism has been called "the
safest steering gear that's made" And
every part of the car is just as safe and
strong-just as lasting and durable.
There are many other reasons why you
should try the Stearns. Its power, endur-
ance simplicity, ability to perform and
lasting efficiency-the result of sixteen
years of engineering skill-have produced
an unrivaled car. But don't neglect the ele-
ment of safety-it's the vital thing a sue
cessful car must have.
Seven passenger, 70 H. P, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

H. 10. Frederickson, who has just re-
turned from the convention Of Chalmers
dealers. which was held in Detroit No
vember rs. 20, so and December 1, is en-
thusiastic over not only the cars which
he represents, but also the prospects for
business for the coming season.
Il have never seen such enthusiasm as
prevailed at the Chalmers Dealers con-
vention." he said. Most Of us had Wis
tied the factory several times before. but
am sure that none OF US realized what
a magnificent institution It is
"As for the business prospects for next
year ! am convinced that they are most
excellent believe that the business in
1911 cars Will be fully equal to. II not
greater. tran the business for 1910. One
has only to see such a plant as that OF
the Chalmers Motor company and listen
to such a man as Mr.. Chalmers to be
convinced that the future OF the aut0mO-
bile industry is sure.
when you stop to think that here is
company comprised OF some Of the best
business brains in the United States, and
that this company has invested sl,6OoOOO
In buildings and machinery in the last
eighteen months, you begin TO feel sure
that the automobile industry Is no mush-
said during the convention, We are not
gamblers, but We have In eighteen months
bet N.6O0OO0 against the future that the
automobile business will last, and that the
Chalmers Motor company will be one Of
the companies 70 keep right on selling
cars
But more impressive than ali OF this
to me was the evidence Of the Chalmers
dealers themselves. Just think of 100 men
going TO Detroit from ali parts OF the
United States, some even from Canada
forto Rico, Cuba. the Hawaiian Islands
These l6o men left their businesses to
attend this convention. Each OF these men
Is close to the automobile buying public
III this convention they were not talking
20 outsiders. There was no grandstand
effect They were sitting in a private room
talking about the industry which is their
bread and butter, Yet there was not one
OF an these men who did not have per-
feet faith In the future OF the automobile
industry II was the unanimous opinion
OF the convention that the business never