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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11

portion the Assembly berths in such
way as to reward some of the faith
full Democrats in every county that
lined up with Democratic Assembly
men. AS fifteen counties elected
Democratic Assemblymen the work
of the Steering" committee to be
appointed by the Democratic caucus
will not be along very easy lines.
There are between fifty and sixty
places on the roster of the House
employees as maintained for many
years by the Republican majorities.
For several years past the Democra-
tic minority has made a fight at the
beginning of each session to reduce
the number Of place-holders, it being
argued that 1t was reckless extraVa-
gance in appointing men to minor
Jobs.
1t was reported yesterday that Dr.
William E. Ramsay, of Perth Amboy,
who has been reelected as a. Demo-
cratic Assemblyman from Middlesex
county, will become a candidate for
the Speakership. DR.. Ramsay served
in the House in 1907, when it was
Democratic, and also sat as men,
Der in the last session.
Dr. Ramsay Is attending a COM
mittee meeting in Newark today and
could not be seen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
TWO BIPLAnE WRECKS
ON HEMPSTEAD PLAIN

Hempstead, L. T., Nov. 11.-While
making his first fight in Farman
type biplane ON the Hampstead Plains
yesterday morning, Nicholas Rippen-
bein, of Perth Amboy, N. j. came to
grief and his work of three months
In building his aeroplane at an expense
of about $1,000 ended within five min
utes.
The aviator was about thirty feet
from the ground and had made flight
of nearly quarter of mile when a
sudden gust of>wind dashed the ma
chine down. 1t struck the earth with
q thud and was an utter wreck. Mr.
Rippenbein, was considerably shaken,
up, but declared that he would COM
mence at once to build another BIZ
plane.
At Garden City Charles Morok, who
has just finished Curtiss type biplane,
brought it. out for his first flight. The
biplane crashed into a fence, making
the second wreck of the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
DOMESTIC is
ACCUSED OF
SI75 THEFT
Detectives on Trail of Rose
Tuchina Former Servant
of Mrs. Dohbs.
PART OF STOLEN GOODS
ARE RECOVERED

Local detectives are eagerly search
ing for the whereabouts of Rose Tuch'
ina, a domestic who is accused of steal
ing $175 worth of goods from Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dobbs, of 314 State Street
1t is charged that the girl stole various
kinds of millinery and household eff
fects. Detectives Huff and Long have
recovered approximately $75 worth of
the stolen goods and were several times
on the trail of the girffugitive. They
traced her to various places where she
had secured employment, but it seems
she has an aecomplice in this city, who
is constantly warning her.
The goods recovered had been taken
to Metuchen where Miss Tuchina, it is
said, sold them to a sister, claiming
that Mrs. Dobbs had presented them
to her. More of the stolen products
were found in the girl s trunk at the
home of Mrs. Cranymon, in Hartford
street, this city. Detectives are still
on the search for both the girl and the
remainder of the stolen goods.
The girl had been engaged by Mrs
Dobbs as domestic. She worked there
a month and it is alleged, stole at in
tervals as best she could. At the ex
piration of the month, it is asserted
she fed, leaving behind an entire
months pay. just prior to that time
her employer had been apprised tha
goods had been removed. The matter
was first called to the attention Of
Mrs. Dobbs by two Polish girls wht
entered her millinery shop and asked
for two big plumes, such as she ha(
presented to Rose Tuchina, her ser
want There came an investigation and
the tactics of Rose were watched. She
disappeared just in time to avoid ar
rest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
OFFICIALS or
CABLE GO. SEE
LOCAL PLANT

Officers of the Standard Under
ground Cable Company from Pittsburg,
Pa, are making an inspection of the
company's local holdings today. In the
party is the president, together with
other officials and the directors. They
arrived shortly before noon in the
special Pullman dining car Forest and
were conveyed to the plant in automo
biles.
1t is the first visit to the local plant
by the high officials of the company
in about five years and they expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
growth of the works.
Whether there will be improvements
or not could not be stated today, as
the active officials at the plant recon
mend such changes to the higher ofir
eials, The local plant compares very
favorably with the concern IS first plant
in Pittsburg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
LOST HIS MONEY AFTER
LICENSE WAS REFUSED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Nov. 11:-The
Sayreville liquor fight conducted by
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union went on before Judge Lyon
here yesterday and as a result of the
crusade Harden Gareski was denied
saloon license in Melrose, near
South Amboy, and Sayreyille sa-
loonkeeper was turned down. Strong
evidence was presented against these
men, both of whom are foreigners.
Gareski came prepared to pay for
his license had 1t been granted, car
rying in a pocket a roll of bills
amounting to $5O5. On the way
home, while he was somewhere be-
tween this city and Bergen Hill, he
lost his money. 1t is understood he
began to drink and someone removed
the roll from his pocket. A search
was made and all but $40 was recoy-
cred. Gareski was so elated over
the recovery of the money that he
decided not to prosecute anyone for
the theft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
RAMSAY MAY
Be SPEAKER
OF ASSEMBLY
Report at Trenton that Perth,
Amboy Physician Is Candi-
date for Place.
EXPECT BIG ATTENDANCE
GOVERNORS DAY
Especial Correspondence.) J

Trenton, Nov. 11:-Next Tuesday,
the first Governors day following
election. promises to bring the larg-
est crowd of politicians to the State
House that has been seen in many a
day, At that time there will be a
lot of imitation of booms for Offices
that will be distributed by the Demo
Gratis in the organization of the
House of Assembly.
The bulk of the patronage will
probably go to Essex and Hudson
counties, which are represented by
twenty-three of the forty Democratic
Assemblymen. However, the rkrty
leaders will undoubtedly seek to ap-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
TWO MORE MAKE APPEAL
FOR TAX REDUCTIONS

Two more applications for tax re-
dnction were filed with Clerk w. A.
Spencer, of the County Board of
Taxation, today, making total num-
Der of eight filed to date. The last
two are from this city and New
Brunswick. Otto Dormyak, of this
city, has made application for a se-
duction from $500 to $500 on his
property in this city, and David Slo-
min, of New Brunswick, has applied
for reduction from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
FOND INSPECTORS IN
NEW YORK SUSPENDED

New York, Nov. 11:-Chief City
Food Inspector Bayard Clarke Fuller
and two of his assistants, Philip
Hose and H. H. Masterson, were to-
day suspended as the result of
charges that they had permitted
wholesale traffic in New York of rot
ten eggs. The eggs, it is alleged,
have been compounded ainto cakes
and sold to bakers, who make them
into rood products. In this manner,
1t is charged that New York people
consume 1000 cases of spoiled eggs
every day An investigation is being
made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
CHINESE FEARED POISON
FOR HOSPITAL INMATES
spsota1 by United Press we.

Shanghai, China, Nov. 11-Fierce
rioting broke out today as a result
of the declaration that the new sant-
tary commission, that was supposed
to be installing a sewerage system,
was in reality engaged in poisoning
the inmates Of the Chinese hospital.
Infuriated mobs attacked the mem
bers of the commission and in the
rioting a number of foreigners were
injured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
MANY DIE IN STORM
in ENGLISH CHANNEL
sssesal ~ pns.sa prsss wee.

ssscfal bu United Prsss w3Fs.
Dover England, Nov. 11:-Seores
OF lives are believed to have been
lost today in a terrific storm that is
raging in the English channel. Two
French fishing smAcks are reported
to have gone down and large num-
ber Of smaller boats are missing.
Are you going to bur an automo-
bile In. the SpringT Don't fail to
see the Hudson 3S Touring Car at
|$1.250 and the Hudson Roadster for
81 600 Sexton, agent, 10 Snsth
street, Perth A5boy, n.
1eIsT-11- Al 2fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
FOR CENTRAL CONTROL.
OF MONETARY SYSTEM
Special bv United Press Tvtrs.

SpecIdI on United Press Vtre.
New York, Nov. 11:--At the open
ing session today of the National
Monetary Commission, Chairman
Irving Bush delivered an address in
which he declared that the only solu-
tlon of the present monetary difficult
ties Is in having a central control of
the financial situation. He declared
his belief that If the people could be
convinced that all selfish interests
would be eliminated that their OBJ
jections to a central bank would end
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
BUMPER 1910 CROPS
ASSURED BY REPORT
sp,o,af by United Press Wsrs.

Special ov United Press Wsrs.
Washington, Nov. 1r-The United
States is assured of bumper crops
for 1910 in bulletin issued today by
the Department of Agriculture, In
which it states that harvests for T.
growing period Of 1910 eclipsed by
81 per cent the annual production
of the past FIVE years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
FRANCE AGAIN FACES
ANOTHER SEINE FLOOD
Rosotal by luaed prsss wire.

HDeoFHI OU H1so1 tI090 ""N'
Paris, Nov. 11:-FTance today is fac
ing another food situation that threat
ems to duplicate that of last year. The
Seine in the center of the city, is to-
day eight feet above its normal stage.
Heavy rains have caused the sudden ris-
ing and officials express great alarm.
The water In the Seine is now so
high as to prevent the passage of
boats under the bridges and river
traffic, which is very extensive in
Paris, is completely tied up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
BANDITS LOOT ILLINOIS;
PROPRIETOR is KILLED

Cairo, H., Nov. Saloonkeeper
Louis Belmont was shot and instant
ly killed and four other inmates of
his saloon seriously wounded, two of
whom will die, when three desperate
bandits today held up the place.
Belmont refused to throw up his
hands and began shooting, sending a
bullet through the head of one Of
the bandits, who will die. The other
two, however, returned the fire and
succeeded in rifiing the cash register
and making their escape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
YANKEE ARRESTED IN
JAPAN TAKING PHOTOS
sneeial bp United press Rfre.

sneciGl bp United Press Wars.
Toxic, Nov. 1I-Captain Frank j.
Miller, of the United States Artil-
iery Hall, who was arrested on a
charge of taking photographs of
japanese Notifications, was today
released His films showed that the
photographs were not Of fortifica-
tions at all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
AVIATOR DEAD AFTER
FALL IN AEROPlAnE
gpeetaI bu United prsss wirs.

spsetaI By UHIte6 Press wsrs
Brussels, Nov. 11:-Ayiator Peet-
efs, who yesterday was dgshed
seventy-fiye feet to the ground while
making cross country flight in his
aeroplane, died today of his injur-
less He was caught in gust of
wind and his craft capsized before
he could right 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
FOUR MINERS KILLED
IN EXPLOSION TODAY
spsoial bu united press wirs.

Hillsboro, Ill, Nov. 11:--Four
miners were killed and eleven others
injured today In an explosion In the
mines OF the Shoal Creek Coal Com
pany at Panama, six miles from this
place. The lives of 400 others were
also endangered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
POWERS HAVE
RECOGNIZED
THE REPUBLIC

Lisbon, Nov. l:-Recognition of
the Portuguese republic was granted to-
day by Germany, following the lead of
Great Britain, France, Spain and Italy
Portuguese officials expressed great sur
prise that the United States has not
taken the same action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
FRENCH SOLDIERS ARE
ATTACKED IN TRIpOLI
gpsoiaI bv united prsss w.rs.

spsoId3 0V UNlEed FTsSs WFTs.
Constantinople, Nov. 11:-300 French
soldiers are reported killed in serious
anti-Freneh outbreak in Tripoli. The
governor of Tripoh telegraphed that
$4,000 natives resenting French interfer-
enee in the Turkish control of the coun-
try, are now attacking the French gar
risons. Many of the smaller block
houses have been taken and the garri-
sons are falling back on the main body
of French troops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
GRAND JURY PRESENTS
5 MORE INDICTMENTS
special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Nov. 11:-The grand
jury came in with eight indictments
yesterday afternoon. The indicted per-
sons will be arraigned next Monday, on
which date criminal cases will also
Dme up.
Prosecutor Booraem, who has been
i'll since November 2, appeared In his
office for the first time this morn
ing. He has been conducting his part
of the county court affairs from his
room. --
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
Cudahy Out of Danger.
yYuEsod n-ssS TVx,-s

RpecidI bU Unsfed FTssS WE.
Chicago. Nov. 11:--Michael Cuda-
by, the millionaire packer who has
been seriously i'll of acute indiges-
ton, was today reported out Of
danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
COLORADO TO
HAVE WOMEN
IN ASSEMBLY

SVeDfUE UV UEfEtW FTeSE WIZ.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 11:-The four
women elected Tuesday to seats in
the lower house Of the state legisla-
ture today began plans for conduct
ing campaign for the various re-
form bills demanded by women. One
OF these will be that women be
granted representation in the ma
tional congress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
SO BODIES
RECOVERED
FROM MINE

sDECfuE " CHTI5U F75s5 WWe.
Trinidad, Col, Nov. 11:-With
sixty-nine bodies already recovered
from the No. 8 mine Of the Victor
American Coal Company, where an
explosion occurred election day, 1t
is expected that the death list will
today reach eighty. Eleven men are
still missing and all are believed to
be dead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
STEAMER REPORTED
LOST OFF BRAZIL
spsoial b. unltea rrsss Wirs.

London, Nov. 11:-The British
steamer "Wally'' is reported lost of
Para, Brazil. One hundred members
of the crew and passengers are said
to have perished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
MONITOR PURITAN To
Be BLOWN UP AS TEST
spseial bp United pre,, wire.

special by United Press Wire.
Washington, Nov. 11:-The moni-
tor Puritan will be blown up by sub
marine mines in the harbor at Nor
folk, Va. next Tuesday, in a test of
the resisting powers of armor plate.
The vessel cost the government
$1,500,00O ten years ago and IL it
is not completely wrecked it will be
put in repair and turned over to the
naval militia as training ship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11

Special in Pony Goats, SO inches
long, brocaded lining, worth 10000
at $4,000. j. Kreielsheimer & Son,
.188 smith street.
t6a21-f5z z117t$.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
pahst Bottle Beer. S1.2o

Consumers Brewing Co.'s Beer. LOO
Home Brewing Co.'S Porter -. LOO
Hygiene Steam Bottllng Works
400 New Brunswick Ave.
Jeleph0ne 287 Perth AmboY, N. J..
Two Coupons with every box
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
Cop Sent To Disperse Gang.

Patrolman Dalton went to Dayi-
son avenue and Market street last
night to disperse a gang of boys that
were running away with a wagon.
When the officer arrived the boys
had fed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11

Special sale In furs. Belgian Link
sets worth $500 at $1,000. j..
Kreielsheimer & Son, 1913 Smith
street 5sesI-11-11-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
1oS4 S4l-1 II V-1l lz-.--I = = -
Notice to All Users Of Sewing Machines
c4on ., In,.ar,s Sawina Machine

STOP n IG73sEIVs vE#HIg fWdVl1HIs
Stare. No. 336 State st. He will show
you why YOU get tired after sewing and
Row 10 prevent same. No matter how
tnr,eh YOU saw on machines, il viii cost
Won nothing to be informed, and ~ea
worth vour time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
Automobiles for rent oy DAY or nour
sexton's, Telephone ISL. Perth
Amboy. 1885 7-ZS tt'i
NEW RAKERY.

We wish to inform the public OF
Perth Amboy that our Tottenyille
branch bakery at SO Smith street is
now fully established. We are able
to accept orders on all kinds of fancy
cakes and pastry for parties or other
wise; we also will keep on hand a
full line of nice goods in our store.
Please give us a call.
Respectfully.
r. THIES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
Grand Opening !

all visitors Saturday evening Cut
s>sowers always on hand. Special atten-
given to weddings and funerals.
Arleea years experiences. So SMI I'll
2EET, Perth Amboy, N. ]. Terms
7 krYszZIs .eANh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11

WEATHER Fair
tonight and Satur-
day Slightly cold
err tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

Of the straps Another has q CLEVER little
collar and Gro vat Of black satin and a
vide patent leather belt which slips
through Sits in the sides Os the coat, dis
appearing from sight save in front and
hack
The same importer who shows this
last coat shows also = stunning coat %
homeap,In in biscuit hecked with white.
which buttons up the left side with big
white psarl buttons and has a standing
crush collar and belt of soft white leather.
n was here. too. that We saw q most
IiknbIe assortment % white serge coats.
some 81 them Of the narrow straight
pipestem type illustrated by the two
blue coats sketched here, others more
voIuFninous.
A good model was much like full length
Norfolk With collar faced with black and
black patent leather belt. and there wsre
too white ssrgs models whose collars
and cuffs were faced with dark leather
matching a vide black leather belt.
MORE, RroA grain. satin and foulard
are all used for collar and cum fAcings
and suede. too. IN popular for such pur-
po~ss.
az natural tone pOngss coaas there h
apparently an unlimited supply. They
are offered in an grades and at widely
varying prices. hut the best models are
in tho firm. durable qualities which tailor
admirably. hold their shape well and
stand freauont cleansing. In these pom
gee models too belts are important,
though the belt IN more Oftsn Of the aiIk
than OF leather and may appear only In
the hack OF IN the hack and front OF on the
SIDES.
The p0nGss coat Illustrated hsrs 10 a
good French model. with folded belt Of
the pOngss. which dOos not cOnans thu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
Embroidered Flouncines
Fine Feather Neckwear

Another let rsestysd Of Gapsrr grade -four snnd aFahou
ostrich IosmbinsD StosS-s yards long black and natural
Regularly eA7s-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

merry considered Co affect only the h,nau.
but OF recent years We have found IL 20
oe n general infection. such as dsvelopa
from the growth and multi plication OF
disease enRendsring germs
In pneumonia these Rermn hava tina
lungs for their principal camping ground.
though other organs and parts OF the
body are affected. sometimes even more
seriously.
Here al in all infections. two kinda Of
cause. have to be- taken into account.
First. the specific cause. the germ; and
then the predisposing causes. which
weaken the body and 30 make Il conReniaI
sotI Tor the germ 90 thrive In.
The germ Of pneumonia hunts In
couples. This germ IL fairly ra.,s..n,
70 drying and sunshine. when 4 is embed.
oe1 ~ protecetve sPutuEn. but when dried
and powdered an hours direct s,anahins
VIII XII 70; u resists difYtlaSd alnshiDe
better than direct, for 10 can 1.-Two in the
former nfty-nvs days; u has been fosInd
in at least o. per csnt. Of the Gases ~
pneumonia IN which 10 has been souRht.
70 Iound IN the upper air pasaags~-
the mouth. the nose. the threat and the
oronchlal tubes. even In the eyeIids; on
patients contains Il. and nonetimea slsc
even thetr blood: II psrsists for weeka or
months in the mouths & Ss:sssssssSssis con-
vAleacenta. WIZ
Injection conog usually throuRR. inhal-
ING the germs. which got into eRse lvrnDh
and blood channels. and thia 10 why nnssI-
nlonia ~ general and not q local eiisaane
20 De~deS being responsible for lobar
pnSufnoniA the pneumOcoccsIn may sot
up Inflammation In many other marta ~
the BODY than the lungS-ths heart. the
spleen: the stomach. the kidnsyu.
An Important consideration i1nsa hmru
= that Of MIXED infection; in MANY In
Iect.ona. such a. pneumoniA. q number
o. dinerent microbes may be found active
m addition On the one which Ia the eaMso-
ual cause. And this mixed Infection
Will oftentlmes mako fatal q diWna~a
which would otherwise not prove 40.
Thus aome oases of pnsumOnka are v@vv
gravo indeed and quite hopsleaa. whiIs |
others recover most zAtssfacioTily; In tie |
former ReTns arc more vtrIIsnt and 1
with T.
Infection In pnsumOnia waa FecoRni..d |
long before We knew the ESSENTIAL RewTn.
u was generations ago known 70 De |
prevalent IN certain given house. har-
racks. tnils. achOoll; spidemirw wars
recognized; In hospienls direct ingeetion
was easily tEnced. Nuraes and doctors
eeldom g.lccrRnb ~ pnsnmnnia. inRec-
aous a. e w ons GnoRR ssSsral good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

'nsning only 20 the slim woman. How
ever. upon the right ~earer such coat
- vsrv attractive. or at least people have
S'i'Irs'sd THEW eyes tn find ssIch a silhou-
"tt" attractive. which amounts tn the
AL thing
some ~ the best coats 81 this type are
tI.' ~ m heavy dark blue serge and
'r- ned IN vide black braid. Others
~ --lf-triumsd With mere relieving
20" Has ~ bIacL satin
lao DOp1laT MODELS turned o,It by q
house 'luons for ts coats are pictured
IN 'his rage and are both IN dark blue
serge ~ medium vide vale With black
bra.d and blsck satin Tor relief Occas-
i"naliv dash ~ gay coloF. such an warm
r~o fswny vsllnN brown or bright bItle.
4 an dr. - about the collar and cssffs.
snh -pr" eNc-ilent imported models IN
dsrS blue serge have this relieving note
~ DIOR m Cparsa soft linen.
nc coat has folds ~ q bright daRosiil
yellow linen -s' inside the black collar
an showing bsloW The c4iGfs and another
Ia small linen collar and c'ITs ~ dull
ros" linen erubroid~r~d N white turning
"r"v UPON collar and crI'r- " blArk satin.
~'.ie 'hrd - l,nei throughout with
."~ green and white dotted fouIard
sr7 No revers are Jared with II
BROKEN black and white checks IN
- open weave are chosen Tor some
~ N" long coats hut are slightly con-
sT'"Ious for general street wear though
@ri- rabls for driving motoring and trav-
-il''g cats. especially when made with
~" Utmost severity and lined With some
49, 01lor Of one 81 the pretty changsabls
'"' ght satins. These changaablp
- an" popular bath for suit coats
Ao1 >spaTRte costa. and when harmOni-
oNs'V r.'s"n are pleasant relief from oha