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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
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GOVERNOR FORT BACK
AFTER HIS VACATION

Trenton, Sept. 7:-Governor Fort
was at the state house yesterday for
the first time since his vacation into
New York state and through New
England. He was feeling fine after
the rest he had, and Immediately
got down to business by naming five
factory inspectors, heading the list
with the name of James H. Talon,
of this city. Mr.. Talon succeeds
Joseph Milburn, of this city, the lat
The other factory inspectors
son; James E. Stanton, of Sussex;
Henry Kuehnle, Of Egg Harbor City,
and Miss Mary ]. Van Leer, of Pas
sale. The experience of the depart
ment of labor has been good with
women inspectors, and the law re
quires that at least n of the in
spectors shall be a woman, who can
get at the difficulties of the mem.
bers of her sex employed in facto.
ries.
OF great Importance was the sit.
ting of Justice Alfred Reed, of this
city, in the state house. Justice
Reed has been a very i'll man, but il
about recovered. He is hard a
work, and his physicians a tina
application to work has done mucl
to retard his recovery. He is nov
in good shape.
Another bit of state house news
showing that the summer vacation
season is over, was the reported re
turn from Europe of Secretary O.
State Samuel d. Dickinson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
FAST LINE TROLLEY HIT
NEAR DAYToN

New Brunswick, Sept. IA Trenton
"fast line' trolley struck a Simplex
automobile in which there were four
occupants, two men and two women,
near switch No. 8 at Dayton Monday
afternoon. All -four were badly shaken
up Miss McAnerney, of near Red Bank
being the most seriously hurt. She had
several severe bruises about the should
ers and suffered from shock.
The chauffeur did not see the ear I'M
til too late to avoid striking it so he
turned the machine down the side of
the track, hoping the car would stop
before it struck the machine. The car
hit it as it passed by and ran some
distance before it vas stopped. The top
of the car was crushed but the engine
escaped.
The occupants were taken to the home
of John Seigel and were still there to-
day. DR.. Carroll attended Miss McAner-
ney. The others would not give their
names.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
CLEANING UP
ASBURY PARK
Board Walk and Vicinity of
Casino Covered With Sew
eral Inches of Confetti.
THECHIlDREN'S CARNIVAL

Asbury Park, Sept. Tone hundred
laborers connected with the Public
Grounds Commission force were busy
for five hours yesterday cleaning up the
tons of confetti and other debris of last
nights masquerade carnival. The con-
fetti covered the boardwalk in the vi
cinity of the Casino, the fishing pier and
the Arcade to the depth of several in
ches, and Ocean avenue, which was
traversed by the maskers in their pa
rade, looked as if a snowstorm had Wis
tied the resort. The masque fete was
the final event of the carnival f%estivi-
ties.
Miss Lillian Sexton, of this city, alb
dicated as Queen Titania at midnight.
She reigned over this children s para.
disc for nearly two wee-.s and mad ar
ideal queen.
Labor Day brought ffty-thousand
sight-seers to Asbury Park. 1t was by
far the largest holiday crowd the re
sort has ever entertained. Twenty spec
3al trains from New York City, New.
ark, Philadelphia, Trenton and Free.
hold brought the throng to the shore.
Several of the specials did not return
until long after the c.ose of the masqut
fete. There was a genra1 exodus Of
visitors from the resort this morning,
although many of the hotels are still
comfortably crowded.
The legend of Cinderella and The
glass slipper was enacted Monday even
ing at the Ocean Hotel, where Miss
Helen Schofeld, Of Philadelphia. the
Princess Cinderella of Queen Titania 4
court, received her guests the queen
and members of her mimic court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
WASHINGTON AND
TRENTON
FOWLER AND RUhY0h
FIGHT is INVOLVED

Trenton, Sept. 7:-Another Incl
dent was added to the Fowler
Runyon contest for the republican
nomination for congress in the fifth
district, when Governor Fort held
up late yesterday afternoon the re-
appointment of Andrew McCardell,
of P%lainfeld, a state factory inspec-
tor. Mr.. McCardell's term expired
on last Saturday along with six
others, but, when the governor an
afternoon Mr.. McCardelIs name was
said he would fill the place at a later
date.
Mr.. McCardell's reappointment
has been strongly opposed by James
McMurray, city clerk of Plainfleld,
and other Fowler sympathizers in
Union county. Mr.. McMurray and
Mr.. McCardell have long been politi-
cal friends, but have split on the re-
nomination of Mr.. Fowler.
Among the governors early call
ers were Assemblyman Isaac T.
Nichols, of Cumberland county, who
came here with ex-Assemblyman
Louis Miller; William Baird, City
Marshal Of Vineland, and Walter e.
Turner, the latter a candidate, with
Ephraim H. Whiticar, on the Nichols
assembly ticket in Cumberland. Mr..
Nichols is the leader of the faction
which is fighting Ex-Governor Stokes
in Cumberland, and he and his fol
lowers at the state house yesterday
predicted the defeat of the ex-gover-
nor at the primaries. There were
others, however, who disagreed witt
the assemblyman. There Is little
doubt that the fight in Cumberland
this fall Is one of the most strenu'
Gus In the state, and the fear ha.
fbeen expressed that whichever fac
ton wins the other will carry the
fight to election day.
One of the interesting stories
around the state house was thai
David Baird had decided to run a
the primaries after all. His name
of course, will not be printed on The
ballot, but 1t was said to be the in
tention of his friends in South Jer
sey to use pastors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
FIREMEN HAD PICNIC
ON ROOSEVELT FIELD
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, Sept. 7:-Fire Com
pany No. 2 celebrated Labor Day by
holding a picnic on the baseball field,
which was largely attended by resi-
dents of the borough and also fire.
men from Woodbridge, Perth Am
boy. Port Reading and Railway. The
Ragtime Fife and Drum Corps, of
Rossville, 8. l., led the parade of the
company, after which Hinemeyer's
band, from Elizabeth, played for
dancing. The games scheduled to
the sultry and humid atmosphere,
although the youngsters put up q
good game of ball during the after
noon. The energy of the fire ladies
was warmly appreciated by those
who know the place before the fire.
men took hold. In addition to
building a commodious dancing plat
form, there had been a free use OF
flags and bunting and when the
electric lights which had been
strung around in a lavish manner,
were switched on in the evening, ad-
mirably set off with magnificent
trees, the beauty of the place, and
it's suitability for the purpose to
which 1t was put was seen at a
glance. Dancing continued until
midnight and everybody had a fine
time. Both socially and financially
the affair was a great success. Fire
Chief William Duff saw to 1t that
everybody was put at ease, ably as
sisted by Secretary F. F. Simons,
Councilman Grohmann and William
Colgan, floor managers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
TROLLEY GAR
HIT CARRIAGE
Jersey Central Has Bad Ac-
cident Near Atlantic High
lands Monday Night.
ATTACK ON MOTORMAN

Atlantic Highlands, Sept. IA
trolley car of the Jersey Central
Traction Company late Monday night
struck a carriage containing Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hanson, three children
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Voorhees,. near
the Miller street crossing, at High
lands. All the carriage occupants
We're badly injured except Mr.. Ham
son. 1t was a s~ix-seated wagon
from Bartleson's livery stable, At
lantic Highlands. The car struck it
in the rear, hurled its occupants out
and wrecked the wagon. The horses
ran away and dragged Mrs. Voor-
hees several hundred yards, COM
pletely denuding her. Hanson tried
to beat the motorman into insensi-
bility and 1t took five officers to con-
troll Hanson.
Motorman w. Cosgrove and Con-
ductor James Smith were arrested
and held in bail of 5000 each, fur
nished by the trolley company. Han
son will sue for $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
FREEHoLDERS RECEIVE 3
BIDS FOR KINGSTON ROAD

New Brunswick, Sept. 7:-Bids
were received yesterday at the meet
ing of the Board OF. Freeholders for
the matchmaking of the Kingstoa
Aqueduct road from Monmouth
Junction to the New Brunswick
Trenton turnpike. The distance is
2.66 miles, and the specifications call
for the recently approved asphalt
binder. ss-@a
Following are the bids, in lump
sum, received:
Henry Clark, 1908 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, $25,240; H. N.
Scott Construction Co., OF Cranbury,
$21,283 (this firm bid $4,000 ex-
elusive of the asphalt binder) Rus
sell Klockner, of Trenton, s~27,238.-
95.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
HAPPENINGS AT THE
COUNTY SEA
VETERANS OF THE 18th
MEET AT LONG BRANCH

Long Branch, Sept. 7:-Invita-
lions to the twenty-first annual re-
union of the veterans OF the Twenty
ninth New Jersey Volunteers were is
sued yesterday by President James
Campbell and Secretary T. C. Nor
ford. The celebration will be held
at st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
church a week from today. Rev. DR..
Henry R. Robinson, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Red Bank, will make the address.
The women of st. Luke's church will
serve dinner to the veterans and
their wives.
Long Branch local optionists jour
neyed to Red Bank last night to
hear. Ex-Governor Glenn, of North
Carolina, at the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The Monmouth
County Local Option League, with
headquarters at Sea Bright. is ex-
ceedingly active. The assembly can
didates have been "probed' and
some three out of the dozen have
promised if nominated and elected
to help enact a local option law. 1t
is planned to throw the whole
church support for the local option
candidates..
Henry HUM, of Long Branch, won
the first prize at the athletic meet
held at Oakhurst. 1t was the fifteen
mile bicycle race. Frank B. Jones,
of Oakhurst, finished first, but was
disqualified for not making the
right turns.
Mayor McFaddin has withdrawn
his petition as a candidate for may
or, leaving the fight in the republi-
can primaries among George l..
Crum, Alonzo D. Sherman and Alvin
Van Schoick. The contest between
Mr.. Crum and Mr.. Sherman prom
ises to be close.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
RAILROADS PRESENT
CASE TO COMMISSION
Special by United Press Wire.

special oY Unfted Press WIRE.
New York, Sept. TAT the open
ing of the Interstate Commerce
Commission hearing, this afternoon,
Clyde Brown, general solicitor of
the New York Central line, made
the following statement:
ION behalf of counsel represent
ing the carriers interested in this
proceeding ! wish to say that we
shall begin the presentation Of this
case with the introduction of evil
dence showing first the amount of
the increase in wages made or to be
made as the result of recent agree
ment or arbitration, and the amount
of the increases in freight revenue
will be produced by the application
of the proposed increases in freight
rates"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
ON TRIAL FOR KILLING
BOY WITH HIS AUTO

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. THE
case of George Russell, of Highland
Park, charged with striking three
year-old Joseph Horvath with his
auto, is on here today. Russel's au-
to accidentally struck the lad as he
was crossing the street several
months age. The boy sustained In
ternal injuries and died. Russell
has practically been ~exonerated from
any blame, but the trial is OF that
the case may progress and be dis
posed OF in a formal way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
SALOON CASES
BEING HEARD
Grand Jury Takes Up the
Result of Prosecutors
Raids Here.
INDICTMENTS EXPECTED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. THE grand
jury is sitting here today listening to
jury is sitting here today listening to
from Perth Amboy. Some of the cases
are those in which arrests were made
by the prosecutor 8 office and Perth
Amboy police about two weeks ago,
when twenty-three Illegal liquor ven
ders were ~apprehended. County and
Perth Amboy police officials are testify.
ing as to what they know of the respec.
tive cases.
Besides the verbal evidence of those
that caught the alleged illegal sellers
some of the confscated liquor is on
hand here as evidence. Indications
point to indictments in most of the
cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
CRANBUnY

Mrs. Nicholas Vreeland and son
James spent Saturday in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Johnson,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Ely, motored to Asbury Park on
Sunday.
Fred Carpenter, of Jersey City, is
spending a few days with Mrs. r,
". Spaulding.
Mrs, Mary Hutchinson and Mrs
Dennis, of Hamilton Square, are the
guests of Mrs. Cornelia Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Davis, Jr.
of East Orange, were the Sunday
visitors at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Lewis.
Mrs. Nicholson, Ct Jersey City, is
stopping at Mrs. R. V. S~paulding's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symmes H. Perrine
are spending the week at Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Deitz and Miss
Anita Deitz and William Glass, OF
Brooklyn, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
George Puerschner and family.
Miss Elizabeth Perrine and Miss
Sarah Apologize have been visiting
friends at Allentown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Mount, oil
Carlisle, Ohio, were the recent
guests of j. M. Chamberlin and Miss
Ella Chamberlin.
Miss Matilda Voorhees, has enter
ed the Rider-Moore & Stewart Bust.
ness College at Trenton.
~Mr. and Mrs. William s. Cole are
spending the week at Asbury Park.
Postmaster and Mrs. Frank A,
Brown and son Charles are at Sara
toga Springs for some time.
r. and Mrs. Symmes Bergen, OF
III atom, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Amzi Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. PerFine are
saneEAHtending the household of Mr..
md Mrs. s.. H. Perrine while they
are away from home.
Charles F. Danser has received
the contract for putting in a hand
some bathroom and several toilets
for Harry N. Scott. Also Steamboat
ing Job for William Petty, Jr.
Mrs. Mary Farr, Of Princeton, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Ella Apologize has returned
from an extended visit with her sis
lar at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
Port Reading Case On.

SUcCfHE 70 FWB II ENINU d
New Brunswick, Sept. 7:-Anto-
MO Siletto, of Port Reading, is on
trial here today for atrocious as
sault, alleged to have been commit
ted upon Bartti Ciradello, on June
ii. Siletto claimed Ciradello owed
him 81 on a bill, which was the
cause of the row. Assistant Prose
cutor Watson is appearing for the
state and H. B. Cook represents the
defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
IfIousekespers' Hands.

II the hands are thoroughly creased
with vaseline before using dyes it will
prevent the stain penetrating deeply
into the skin.
After washing clothes the hands are
generally disagreeably rough. If a lit
tie olive oil is rubbed well into the skin
and left for ten minutes, then rubbed
with a cut lemon and well washed
with hot water and soap, the hands
will become smooth and white again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
WOODBRIDGE YOUNG
LADIES HAD TAG DAY
gneoto, 10 the EVENINo NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Sept. 1.-THE young
ladies' monument committee wish to
extend their heartiest thanks to the
citizens of Woodbridge for their
l~iberality on tag day. 1t was a hard
task for the young ladies to tag at
first, but as the day passed on they
received much fun out Of 1t. The
young ladies would like to publish
a book on their experiences, especi-
ally about their Sewaren friends,
who don't seem to carry change on a
holiday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
CATHOLIC DELEGATE
OFFICIALLY RECEIVED
Special bv United Press Wire.

Special by Uhfted Press WIG.
Montreal, Sept. 7:-North America,
for the first time today, officially re-
ceived an envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary of a Roman
pontiff, Cardinal ~Vannatelli, papal le-
gate to the Eucharisie Congress, now in
progress here. Sir Homer Couin, prime
minister of the province, and members
of the legislature, entertained the car
dinal legate at luncheon.
Many Of the hundreds of clericals in
Montreal, with no work on their hands
and with no session of Congress today,
visited the convent and institutions of
the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
$4,000 900, 900 IN REAL ESTATE
Total Assessed Value of Such Property
as Fixed Upon In This State.

Total Assessed Value of Such Property
as Fixed Upon In This State.
Albany, Sept. THE state board of
equalization at its annual meeting
adopted the equalization table for the
various counties of the state showing a
total assessed value of real estate last
year in this state of SO ,266, 62S, 4S4, as
compared with ,117,352,S 1888 in 1908.
The assessed value of personal prop
erty last year as returned totaled
$3.50, 1928, 1910, against $3.50, 0S1, 115 in
1908, representing an increase for the
year In both real and personal assess
ments of $154,8 81 ,601, all but $5,500,0 900
of which is represented in the in
! creased real estate assessments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
TROOPS To AVOID
TROUBLE AT PANAMA
Snecin1 hu limited Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Colon, Panama, Sept. ITO guard
against trouble as a result Of Fri
days election by the National AS
sembly of a successor to the late
President Obaldia, the United States
governor landed 200 marine and
eight guns from the gunboat Tacoma
stationed at Colon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
Petit jury on Until Monday.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. THE
petit jury was discharged this morn
ing until next Monday, when 1t will
sit to hear the New Market murder
case, in which it is charged Luigi
Cerefce killed Patrick Cahill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
Celebrated Painter Dead.

Special By United Press Wire.
London, Sept. 7:-William Hol-
man Hunt, celebrated painter, one of
the three founders of the ~Preraphae-
lite movement, died today, aged
eighty-three years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
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DAMRCSCH CUTS CHICAGO.

Orchestra Leader Will Try PhiladeI-
phia Next Summer.
Chicago, Sept. 7.-If the Chicago
Grand Opera company goes the way OF
Walter Damrosch's New York orches-
Sfa 1t will be bad for promoters. Dam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
TWO ARE
Exported LAST NIGHT
Special bu United Press Wire.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 7:-Record
of. two earthquakes we're reported to-
day at st. Ignatius College. The
first disturbance began at 2:13 and
lasted until PAT. The second be-
gan at 4:57 and continued to 5:31.
Read the NEWS every Gay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
Injured In Trolley Accident.

Mansfield, Ohio, Sept. FIFTEEN
passengers on a Cleveland and
Southwestern traction car we're in
jured, two fatally and six seriously,
when the car Jumped the track and
overturned on a curve in the east
outskirts Of Mansfield today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
Horse Wins $4,000.

Special by United Press Wire.
Doncaster, Eng, Sept. THE
$4,000 st. Leger stakes, the last
of the years classic three-year-old
races, was won today by the Earl Of
Derby's Swynford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
Tn Draft Platform Scot. 10.

Newark, Sept. THE Republican
State Committee has been called to
meet at Trenton on the night of
September 10, to perfect plans for
the convention ON the following day
and to make a draft of the platform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07

Some or the news" OF your Imme-
date neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07

rosch has cut Chicago OF his summer
concert list. Ravinia park closes with
a deficit of $4,000. and club women
we're the angels.
The conclusion Of this year with a
deficit was the last straw for the New
York orchestra leader, and he an
nounces that an offer of WILLOW Grove
park, Philadelphia, for the period that
might have been Chicago's has been
accepted and that his orchestra prob
ably viii not come to Chicago next
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07

Some. or the news OF your fmms-
date neighherhood may be found In
the want ads. today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07
WEATHER

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 p. m. yesterday follow:
ramn Wnath
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07

Be an advertlser-1c. q WORD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-07

An anchor to windward-an ad. In
the EVENING NEWS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-14
THE COMET.

It Is fully believed by astronomers
throughout tina county that Hslley's
comet will be visible TO the naked eye
at about 4:9O o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing. While the comet will become visit
Bile to the naked eye tomorrow morning,
scientists and astronomers seem to agree
that this will not be possible 10 the
civ owing to the hszs 10 the astmos'
phere. 1t is claimed that exceptionally
clear atmospheric conditions must pre-.
vail else the comet cannot be seen, and
that such conditions seldom exist 10 .
city, but may be found In the rural
districts.
Little credence is placed In the theory
TINT the comet has Loaf ils tail, bot In
stead It is claimed that its .msgnetism if
such that sometimes 1t turns in the d.
rectIon OF The earth and at other times
toward the sun. In this manner, 1t Is
said the tall becomes visible aud In
visible.
The comet will be visible until sbfu
NAV go. Ga May 20 1t is expected. the
comet will be at its brightest. From
that day 1t will steadily decrease
10 brigbt1e until 1t ysuishes.
On May 20 the comet will first be-
come visible aft sunset. From then
uutil May 80 the time OF Its visibility
will increase each day. The increase
will fun from about one hour on May ~
to about four hours on May 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-14
OIvLo IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE

Splendid stereopticsn views will DE one
of the many interesting features OF the
open meeting of the Civic improvement
LEAGUE which will be held tonight al
eight O'Clock at the Youny Peoples
Building and to which the public is cor
daily invited. An invitation ha' been
extended to the City School Board, mem
bers Of Council and other city officials,
aud interest is aroused not only in thii
meeting, but also in "cleauing-day," to-
morrow.
The proclamation OF acting Mayor
Curtin makes it the duty of every citizen
10 cooperate in the effort OF the Civic
improvement League to improve the
sanitary conditions and to enhance the
attractiveness of the city by making 1t
thoroughly clean. That such move
ment is receiving the cordial support OF
all is shown in the offer OF the business
men to cooperate with the city. IN cart
ing away all trash and ashes, which are
placed in barrels or boxes, at the curo
line. ~
No spirited citizen can afford to
miss the meeting tonight, which, though
iuaueurated under the auspices Oh the
Civic improvement League, is In the In
terest of Alexandria, and must arouse
tn. civic pride OF every resident OF the
city. aa
all are invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-14
TELsdApHIc BREyITIES.

Lehman Middleton, sci fenced 10 nv
yesrs for robbiUg a woman OF my dol
lsrs after badly beating her knocked two
deputies senstless and escaped from th'
ouuty Jill stAtatt'c CITY, N. j. today
Ooe man stabbed, two arrests, the
bestlpg of rabbi, oil thrown on meal
and the sionlpg OF several butchers
marked q meat boycott, which was be-
qua In the Hebrew section OF Newark,
N. j., today.
James Van Hise, New Jerseys pro-
fesslonsl hsugDsD, tffl lated today 81
the execution Of Shaudorne Fentz. 6ht
gsV hanged 10 the county J,il at Scr,r'
ton, Pa, for the n u;der OF Mrs. L'rEl'
HorvAtb, 10 ThooP, on December 81
1908
Mildred Stewart, lS, committed iul'
eide at Plttsburg, Pa, today by drinking
carbolIc acid which she thought sht
was nc making progress 10 high school.
The girls open school books on the kit
chen table showed that che bsd studied
almost up to the moment OF drinking
the poison.
With but si1ty.eIght cents 10 bill
pocket, but with stocks and bonds ap'
parently OF the value OF several million
dollars and a dress suit that lay nearby,
Hsury A Dickinson, president Of tht
Federal Silyerwsre Company OF New
York Oity stood before q mirror In tbt
Srst6eld II )tel at Bridgeport, Conn.,,
and Cred q bullet iDto bis brain.