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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-10-22
BIG RALLY OF
DEMOCRATS is
ENTHUSIASTIC
Congressional Candidate
Thomas J. ScuIly Gets Most
Applause Of All.
HASiN0VEL INTRODUCTION
Crowd Sings ''Has Anybody
Here Seen ScuIIy?' While
Band Plays.
BIG STREET PROCESSION
HAS'NOvEL INTRODUCTION
BIG STREET PROCESSION
Mayor BolIschwsiIer Cheer
ed--Frank S. Katzsnbach
and Candidates Speak.

With the band playing HAS Any
body here seen Scully'' and the crowd
singing and yelling themselves
hoarse, the democratic candidate
from the third district for congress,
Mayor Thomas J. Scully, of South
Amboy, made the opening address of
his campaign in the Auditorium, this
city, last night. His reception was
even greater than that rendered
Vivian M. Lewis, the republican gub-
ernatorial candidate, on the same
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r. THEIS.

If you have a policy IN the North
British and Mercantile Insurance
Company hold on 10 it. Premiums
in force, 1898, 1O3.52. This company
is considered by fire underwriters 10
be one of the most satisfactory In the
world. Pierce q Son, Agents. 93
Smith street
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ROOSEVELT STARTS ON
NEW HAMPSHIRE TOUR
e-eotal og unttea Press wtre.

P7ecfal by United Press Wire.
Boston, Oct. 22:-Pleased with
the reception staid old Boston had
given him and the man he came to
speak for, Senator Lodge, Col. Roose-
welt today left for his New Hamp-
shire tour. He will make three set
stops where he VIII speak for the
Granite State progressive candidate
for governor.
Yesterday Was Bergen Day.
Although yesterday was Bergen
Day" no exercises commemorating
the first settlement In New Jersey
were held in the local schools. Sew
eral cities recognized the occasion.
DANCING and BASKETBALL TO-
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
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Securing the Woods.

SpecfdI by Unated PTeS5 Wfre.
Toronto, October 22:-With the
agents of the Ontario government
and the Hudson Bay Company scour-
ing the woods of Northern Ontario
for three missing racing balloons
from st. Louis, and the Quebec gov
ernment taking similar steps, it Is
hoped that definite word of their
safety and succor will be received
within the next twenty-four hours.
A relief expedition will probably be
sent from Toronto today.
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SWISS BALLOON
BEEN REPORTED
One of the Three that Were
Missing Has Landed
Safely.
RELIEF EXPEDITIONS
Canadian Woods Being
Searched for Balloons Still
Unaccounted for.
Special oy Unsted Pres. Wire.

SpectdI 6U UN5ted PTe8s WTe.
New York, Oct. 22:-The Aerio
Club of America received telegram
from Captain Messnerss pilot of the
Swiss balloon Azurea," that he and
his pilot, Leon Girandan, were safe
at Discotasing Algoma, Canada. The
telegram Is dated October 21. The
other missing balloons are the Am
erica IL" and the Dusseldorf H."
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DANCING and BASKETBALL To-
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
15877-1O-22-1t*
NOTICE.

We wish to inform the people of
Perth Amboy that we have opened
branch store of our New York bakery
at So Smith street Our goods are
hrst-class, made of good material, at
prices. We especially
cater to wedding parties. Please call
on US for a trial Every customer
will be given a souvenir on Saturday,
October %.
r. THETS
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ODD FELLOWs. NOTICE

The members of Lawrence Lodge
No. So are requested to meet in the
lodge room tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF our late Brother
Simon Monroe. All other Odd Eel
lows In the city are invited to attend.
By order OF the Noble Grand.
CI9AS. F. MOORE,
Secretary
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! Rippenbein Postpones Flight.

Owing to the threatening weather,
no lengthy fight was attempted yes
terday by Nicholas Rippenbein, the
local aviator, whose aeroplane is at
Mineola, Long Island. He expected
to make an ascension today, but
weather conditions will probably de-
fer the fight until Monday.
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DANCING and BAsKETBALL TO-
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
15877-19-22-1t$
NOTICE.

To the Modellers and senlptors of
the Terra Gotta Industry.
Gentlemen: You are cordially in
Vited to attend an ex-officio outing OF
the Modellers and Sculptors Society
of New York, to be held at John
Boss's. Hotel, Main street. Fotten-
Vile, S. l., on Sunday, October %, at
1880 In the afternoon. 1t viii be to
the interest OF. every modeller to at
tend 15T6S-1 0-2 t-2 -
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
ON AT CHICAGO TODAY

Special by United Press Wire
Chicago, Oct. 22:-The umpires in
the Athletics-Cubs series for the
worlds championship issued for
NAL announcement today that the
game will be played this afternoon.
The rain has ceased and a cold wind
has dried the field.
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Pennincton,s Head Resigns.

Trenton, Oct. 22:-The Rev. ].
Morgan Reed resigned his position as
president of Pennington Seminary at
a meeting Of the board of trustees
held here yesterday. Ill health was
the reason given for his retirement.
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CONTINUED on page 80

We started six-month course in
drawing last Monday. Better join.
Trainers Business College.
15S78-10-22~2ts
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Revenue Cutter Wrecked.
yneI{oT baf ] 's,3fed p4-sss IV{ra

Havana, Oct. 22:-The revenue
cutter "Cesdepes" has been wrecked
off Cape San Antonio and the cap
tain and the entire crew, with the
exception Of two, are reported to
have been capsized.
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ONE HURT AT
AERIAL MEET
Aviator Falls Fifty Feet In
Biplane at Opening Of
International Event.
BELMONT
PARK
'pecidf by United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Belmont Aviation Field, L. l., Oct.
22:-The first accident of the Inter-
national Aviation Tournament oc-
Cured this morning when Tod
Schriever's "Diztz" biplane fell a
distance of fifty feet, wrecking part
of the machine and severely injur-
ing himself. He was hurried to a
hospital, his injuries dressed and
then the aviator returned to the
field.
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DANCING and BASKETBALL To-
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
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DANCING and BASKETBALL, TO-
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
15877-10-22-1t%

Automobiles for rent py day or nour.
Sextcn's, Telephone 181. Perth
Amboy. 1885 7-26 tfs
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no Mistake Made

i If you go to Jensen's, 336 State
street, TO see about a new Sewing
Machine, or repairing OF your old
one, as we have all the best makes
at lowest prices, and you will please
yourself by examining and compar-
ing before buying.
a. Jensen, 336 State st.
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DANCING and BASKETBALL TO
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
15S77-I0-22-1t*
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Ford Runabout, 1910 model, for sale,
1915 Inquire Sexton. no Smith
street. 10-16-tfs
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DANCING aud BASKETBALL no.
NIGHT at AUDITORIUM.
1bS77-10-22 It's
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
DEPUTY NOT NAMED
FOR CAIRO KILLING
Coroner's Jury Brings in Verdict That
Is ImpersonaI-One More
Militia Company at
Riot Scene

CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-No individual
deputy sheriff was named in the verdict
of the coroner's jury that investigated
the death of Alexander Halliday, who
was killed in the mob that was seeking
the life of John Pratt, the negro purse
snatcher, Thursday night.
The verdict was returned tonight. 1t
found that Halliday came to his death
by gunshot wound caused by weap-
on in the hands of one of Sheriff Nellis'
deputies, fired from a north window in
the court house.
The happenings of the day did not
tend to allay excitement of the citizens
of Cairo. The arrival of company II of
Shelbyville made the number of militia
men on duty here about $50.
Because of the great excitement pre-
vailing here, and to lessen the danger
of further violence, Circuit Judge But
Ter adjourned court for two weeks.
The grand jury probably will be dis
solved today j. w. Wenger the fore
man, will ask to be discharged because
his wife is a cousin of Alexander HalIi-
day, killed in the attack on the Jail.
Sheriff Nellis also asked that the jury
be discharged on the allegation that at
least one member was present in the
crowd during the attack on the Jail
The hunt for the supposed confeder-
ate of John Pratt, the negro purse
snatcher whose robbery of two women
precipitated the present race trouble,
was continued today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
ATTACK FATAL TO
JACKSON GORAUD
FAMOUS NEW YORK CLUBMAN
is STRICKEN
Acute TonsiIts Causes Death of Hus-
band of Former Aimee
Crocker of San Fran
cisco
Especial to The Herald !

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Jackson
Goraud, husband of the former Miss
Aimee Crocker of San Francisco, the
atrical first nighter" clubman and
man about town. died suddenly today.
AS husband of the beautiful Mrs.
Henry Gillig, who before her marriage
was Miss Crocker, daughter of the late
e. B. Crocker of San Francisco, and
aided by unlimited wealth, Goraud be-
came one of the leading figures In the
fashionable set of New York.
The entertainments at the Goraud
home attracted international attention
because of the lavish display and
unique character of the festivities.
Goraud's death was caused by an
acute attack Of tonsilitis, followed by
blood poisoning.
-lrs. Goraud was the widow of
the former commodore of the Larch-
mont club, when Goraud married her.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
COAST
EASTERN

Father Of Paymaster George P. Aud ex-
plains reason for reopening court mar
tial. FAGE
Jackson Goraud, famous New York club
man and husband Of former Aimee
Cracker dies suddenly PAGE
Strike Leader Pratt arrested in
Philadelphia accused of conspiracy to
incite riot PAGE i
u s. supreme court decides railroads
must pay tax gross earnings in
state of Minnesota. PAGE
Noted actor. Clay Clement dies in
Kansas City after few hours of Ill
ness. PAGE 2
North Dakotan who claims portion of
estate is either impostor or long lost
son. PAGE 3
Wickersham before senate committee;
Cummins questions attorney general
on bill PAGE 16
Interstate court plan is approved by
commissioners at Washington. PAGE 16
Coal carrying railroads accused of con-
spiracy to stife trade in the anthra-
cite fields of Pennsylvania. PAGE
Scandal in New York4 growing; SUI
preme court seats sold at auction,
says Corners PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
CANADIAN WAGE IS
NOT SATISFACTORY

BALTIMORE. Feb. 21.-President
Garretson of the Order of Railroad
Conductors and President Lee of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to-
day affirmed the correctness of New
York dispatch and contradicted the
statements of the railroad officials
contained in dispatch from Montreal
regarding revision of wages on the
Canadian lines.
Speaking for both organizations, Mr..
Lee declared that efforts had been
made to obtain satisfactory wage con-
cessions from the Canadian Pacific
from the Grand Trunk and from the
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo, but
these attempts had failed. He said
the trainmen on these roads through
out their entire length were being
polled on the question of a strike. The
negotiations, he said. fell through
about February II. The vote is re-
turnable February 2S and will be can
vassed at Toronto
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
MRS. BATONYI OBTAINS
FINAL DIVORCE DECREE
Dauohter of New York Millionaire Al-
lowed to Resume Name or
Former Husband

NEW YORK, Feb 21.-What is pre-
sumably the last chapter in the marltal
difficulties Of Mrs. Frances Burke
Roche -Batonyi was written tooay py
Justice Mccall when he signed t tile
Anal decree of divorce separating the
society matron from her last husband
Aurel Batonyi.
Mrs Burke -Roche-Batonyi is per-
rnitted to assume her former name, the
Batonyi portion thereby being dropped
if she should so desire. Mr.. Batonyl
is forbidden to remarry.
Mrs Burke Roche, daughter of the
millionaire horseman and banker.
Frank Work, married Batonyi in 1913.
She sued for a divorce, charging her
husband with improper conduct and a
il1rv a few months ago found in her
favor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
WOMAN, 73, MAY SUE
Her SUITOR, so, FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE
SAYS HE C0AXED HER HENS TO
LAY EGGS FOR HIM
Mrs. EIberson Believes Thompson Did
Not Intend to Marry Her and
She Wants All of His
Money

When Mrs. Angeline Elberson, 73
years of age and William K. Thomp-
son, so. halted at the entrance to the
court house Saturday afternoon only
to find the doors locked on account or
the usual half holiday, a condition was
brought about that may lead to the
filing of a suit for breach of promise
and a demand by the woman for all
the money that has been saved by the
, man during several years as proprietor
| of a fruit stand.
Mrs, Elberson believed Thompson
knew the marriage license bureau was
closed and told him so, and that his
| failure in making an earlier visit &c
| Cupid's domain was in line with
previous trifling on his part.
The woman submitted her complaint
to an attorney yesterday. She met
Thompson three weeks ago at the lat
ters fruit stand at Ninth and San
Pedro They met again two days
later and Thompson asked her hand
in marriage
81 demurred, as woman should,
said Mrs. Elberson, "but he was in
sistent. Even when l suggested a
marriage with my daughter, who is
about his own age, he declined, saying
he would have nothing to do with
giddy girls. A few days later he
came to my house as boarder, but
he hasn't paid his board. Besides ne
used to entice my hens into his room
and keep them there until they laid
eggs. And that was three weeks ago
when eggs were nearly fifty cents
dozen"
Finally, said Mrs. Elberson, when
patience ceased to be virtue she de-
manded a marriage ceremony or the
onportunity to hang out the sign
Groom for Rent" Thompson post
poned the application for a license un-
til Saturday afternoon and was round
ly berated by his companion when she
found the doors barred. Thompson,
she said, has since closed his little
store and disappeared, in order, she
believes TO avoid service of the threat
ened breach of promise suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
COAL CARRYING
ROADSACCUSED
OF CONSPIRACY
Sitting Trade in Anthra-
cite Fields of Pennsyl-
vania Is Charge
TRUST LAWS BROKEN
Seven Companies Alleged
to Have Combined to
Kill Competition
IAssociated Pressl


n PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-Stand-
ing in the United States circuit
Il court five hours today, James G..
McReynolds, special assistant to the
attorney general, unfolded the alleged
iniquities of the so-called anthracite
coal trust, and charged that seven of
the nine coal-carrying railroads enter
ing the hard coal fields of Pennsyl-
Yania are in a conspiracy to stifle
trade.
On behalf of the government he
asked the court to issue an injunction
to break UP the alleged monopolistic
control of coal and also pleaded that
some of the acquisition by railroads of
stock in competing roads be declared
in violation of the Sherman antitrust
law.
Mr.. McReynolds laid great stress on
the part the Temple Iron company
has played in the coal fields, declaring
that its organization clearly showed a
conspiracy among the coal roads to
control the anthracite trade to tide
water at New York.
When independent mining companies,
tiring of high freight rates. proposed
building an Independent railroad to
New York, government counsel said,
tll6 IClAPlC LlOh COlIlptHy, SIIidll
concern with a limitless charter in
Pennsylvania, was purchased by the
anthracite coal-carrying roads, they
taking stock in proportion to the guam
tity of coal handled by them. The
Temple company, in turn acquired the
largest of the independent mines, and
the proposed railroad to tidewater
never was built. This act, Mr. Nc
Reynolds said, was one step in the
alleged scheme to stif1e interstate COM
merce in the coal trade.
He also told of the acquisition by
the Reading company, a holding con-
Germ, of the Reading railway and of
the Reading Coal and Iron company,
and of the acquisition by the Reading
company of the Jersey Central a com
peting line to New Yark harbor, which
in turn owned the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal company. This Reading
Jersey Central combination, he said,
owned 63 per cent of the 'unmined coal
In the anthracite regions, and it's for
nation was another step in the con-
spiracy.
Mr.. McReynolds will conclude his ar
PlIment tOmorrow
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
DAUGHTER OF AMERICAN
DIPLOMAT TO WED TITLE

LONDON, Feb. 21.-The engagement
is announced of Miss Mildred carter,
daughter of John Ridgely Carter, for
merly first secretary of the American
embassy here and now minister to
Roumania, to Viscount Acheson for
merly a lieutenant in the Coldstream
guards and a veteran of the South
African war.
Miss Carter is one of the most popu-
lar Americans in London society. She
remained in London after the depart
ure of her father for Bucharest Wis
count Acheson is the eldest son of the
fourth earl of Gosford. He was born
in 1877
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
CLARK WINS 100000 CASE
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS
Federal Judges Decide That, as Ro-
sario Company Could Give No
Title, He Was Exempted

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 21.-Declar-
ing that no court of equity would en-
force the specific performance of the
contract the United States circuit
court of appeals today reversed the de-
cision of the circuit court which award
ed 100000 damages to the Rosario
Mining and Milling company for the
failure of F. w. Clark and his asso-
ciates to pay 100000 for the Rosario
mine in Chihuahua. Mex.
The court in its decision said the
mining company could not establish
a clear title to the mine and that Clark
could not be mulcted for his failure
to take UP the option.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
DIME NOVEL YOUTHS BUILD
SUBTERRANEAN RENDEZVOUS
Police in Denver Discover Series OF
Caves Where Boys Feast on
Stolen Poultry

DENVER, Feb. 21.-Denver police
this afternoon discovered a system or
caves extending under almost half or
a vacant block that had been the rem
devious, as they believe, of a large
gang of boys of dime-novel ambitions.
The discovery followed the loss by
residents of the neighborhood of poul-
try and other property In the cave
were found evidences that the boys
had been feeding on roast chicken. The
police assert that many of the boys in
the gang belong to well-to-do families
in the neighborhood. No arrests We're
made
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
ARREST LEADER
OF CAR STRIKE
IN QUAKER CITY
National Organizer Pratt
Accused of Conspiracy
to Incite Riot
CONFLICTSCONTINUE
100, 900 Union Men Threat
en- to Walk Out in
Sympathy
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-rhe po-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-The po-
I,ce Mt the city hall tonight refused to
recognize discharge Issued ny h"si'-
trate German for @. o. Pratt De1ore
whom friends of the strike leader had
entered bail in the sum of $1,000 Pratt
will be obliged to remain in cell all
night. 1t is reported warrants have also
been issued for John NJ. Murphy presl-
dent of the Central Labor union' anu
Peter Griscom, head of the local car
mems union.
An attack was made late tonight on
tbs elevated railroad. As the train ap-
preached the FOrty-sixth street statioh'
in West Philadelphia, three bullets wero
fred through the windows OF the iore-
most car. No one was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22
FOREIGN

King Edward in speech from throne pre-
sages certain fall of house of lords. PAGE 16
Kaiser invites President Wheeler of Uni
yersity of California to accompany him
on trip to North sea PAGE 8
German physician charged with trying to
poison King Menelik elected from Abys-
sinia PAGE s
French contention in regard TO dis
elimination In tariff rates downed by
figures. PAGE 16
Powers refuse to act advisers to
china. PAGE 16
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-22

LOS ANGELES
maternity home. PAGb
Woman receives rent for house she has
abandoned, is testimony given in
suit. PAGE
Woman aged 73 wants to man for
breach of promise. PAGE l
Los Angeles will celebrate Washingtons
birthday in gala style PAGH d
c1ubman brooding over domestic trouble =,
takes his life PAGE j
Woman fearing loss OF eyesight com
mts suicide in hotel. PAGE 3
Trolley lines are grilled for speeding;
PAGE s
Business men respond heartily to Y.
NJ = A pea . 's'''''' "'''' PAGE s
Government engineer completes surveys .
of two Utah rivers. FAGh
Kohler street mas 'nAu "'U'' PAGE s
Former Governor Pardee declares he
will support Hiram Johnson at the
coming state election. fAGH
$500 corporations fall to obey provis-
ions of federal tax law; only seven
davs omen now, PAGE
Chaplin brothers sentenced to Q months
In county jail and fine of $1,000 each
for land frauds. PA'fb J
Fupire .nro ci ciub Nv ''' '''1 PAGB 9
leslie Harris charged with riaing
naonev Saae' says PAGE 5
Council bound to grant franchise for
street cars on Ann and Alpine streets
PAGE 8
"eshyfs po1YteeSnie sSn O'' '-'''''' PAGE 3
Tickets all taken for annual dinner Of r., i.
chamber Of commerce. fAIH
W N. Crandall awarded contract for
construction of county highway from i.
Toluca to Hollywood TAHD y
Secretary Fleming of the haroor com
mission discusses Importance of ship
ping industry to Los Angeles. PAGE y
busineSS ism NJ NJ g PAGE S
Yuma homeseekers heeced by 10
Iine PAGES 1-6
L ui'o''a'' PAGE 4
Officers nab fourteen Chinese that were
being smuegied In from Mexico. PAGE
Marriage licenses, births, deaths. PAGE IA
News of the courts. PAdh
,rr,Io,no, eeairs PAGE B
Markets and financial PAGh Il
Society and music FA1h -
m, ootors and dramatic criticism. PAGE 16
A,,+o,robraa PAGE ii
Sports. FAuh ~
Building permits FAdh ID
City brevities. FAdh
Classified advertising. PAGES l4-lo
xrro,,e,,a cluhs PAGE 10
eh,nn,no PAGE IL
c,t.Sa sr,,,, renort. PAGE IL
COAST
swears bankers cheated public; Clar-
ence Robnett turns states evidence
III lai'u ii"uD PAGE 2
Relief home at Los Angeles is voted an
appropriation. FAGE
Seattle police claim unidentified man
was killed by fellow criminal over
division of spoils. PAGE
Captain OF the steamer Homer, worried by
4