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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
MYSTERY OVER
ELECTION OF
Mr.. kALETSCH
Little Can Be Learned About
Way Health Board Presi-
dent Was Named.
HAS SIGNED WARRANTS
Reporters and Clerk Were
Excluded from Private
Session tuesday Night.
BD. LATER RECONVENED
Minutes Kept by Member
Are Not Clear Man to
Watch inspectors.
3D.. LATER RECONVENED

Mystery and CONSERVATION sur
rounds the election of Justus
Kaletsch to the presidential chair of
the Board of Health ON Tuesday
night. His election was arranged for
and executed after the reporters,
City Clerk LaRoe and the deputy in
spectors had been ousted. The for
mer commissioners who resigned
with Justus Kaletsch think he did
not do the right thing and one has
even gone so far as to state that he
would expose reasons in detail, ex-
planning just how the four came to
resign.
1t was when the board reconvened
about II o'clock Tuesday night that
kaletsch's election was executed and
motion was put through to place a
man in the health boards Office to do
clerical work and have charge of the
deputy inspectors at salary of $50
month. Henry Hughes was elected
as clerk pro tenn at the meeting when
1t reconyened and no detail account
of what occurred was kept. City
Clerk LaRoe is at a loss to state who
nominated and completed Kaletsch' 8
election The minutes are not clear
and one would doubt the election had
been held had not Kaletsch after
ward signed some of the city war
rants as president of the Board of
Health. Prior to the last session a
two-hour conference was held. Just
prior to that the reporters, clerk and
inspectors were ousted and given to
understand there would be no more
transactions for the public that
night.
At the long conference from which
reporters, inspectors and the clerk
were excluded there was much
wrangling. No one seemed to want
the position. Each was asked, but all
declined with the exception of Kali
etsch Despite the fact that he had
previously resigned with Richard
Henderson, A. P. Kennedy and Jacob
Kreieleheimer, because of grievances
against some city officials who, 1t Is
alleged, would not let them act with
free hand, he accepted the reap
pointment and then took up the
presidency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
LOCAL MEN
FINED $500
Judge lysn Imposes Sentence
Today on Three Italians
This Morning.
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SELLING
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Sept. 30:-Despite
pleading of innocence, Judge Adrian Ly-
on showed little mercy to three Perth
Amboy men before him this morning
charged with illegally selling liquor. He
fined Luigi De Toro 5000 and Frank
Lauro and Nicholo Villone 5000 for
vending liquor without license.
Thos. Brown pleaded for De Toro,
stating that the indicted man kept a
delicatessen store in Perth Amboy and
only disposed of three bottles of beer
from case kept for his personal use.
He stated that De Toro generally kept
case of beer in his place and that it
was only after considerable persuasion
that he sold three bottles one day at
cost price. The court showed little elem
ency, administering a fine of 5000 with
thirty days to pay it and informing the
accused man that repetition meant a
prison term.
Frank Lauro and Nicholo Villone.
who were indicted jointly, were fined
jointly. They kept restaurant in
Perth Amboy and stated they thought it
harmless to serve beer with meals. They
stated the Perth Amboy authorities had
never interfered. Judge Lyon said that
was no reason why they should sell
liquor and fined them 5000. Judge E.
w. Hicks appeared for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
WILL REQUEST
APPROPRIATION
Captain Bebee Prepares Com
munication Concerning Lo-
cal Harbor improvements.
MAYOR is ASSISTING

Capain A. M Bebee, one of the
local pilots who, with Mayor Bollsch-
weller, accompanied the New York
and New Jersey State Board of Pilot
Commissioners on the inspection
Wednesday Of the coast from New
York to Sandy Hook, Is preparing a
communication concerning needed
improvements to the harbor to be
sent to the New York and New Jer-
sey Chambers of Commerce. The
communication is in the nature of a
request for an appropriation. and
will be forwarded by the chambers of
commerce to congress.
Embodied in the communication
are statistics relative to the local
port. 1t sets forth that Perth Am
boy Is the fourth greatest port In
revenue on the Atlantic coast, sur
passed, as proven by figures, only by
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
The revenue annually secured by
the government from this city ex-
ceeds 100000. The valuation of
goods and merchandise imported dur
ing the past fiscal year amounted to
about $40, 100000. Set forth In the
communication will be the decision
OF the State Board OF Pilot Commits
sioners that the local harbor is in
need of wider and deeper channels,
for which the appropriation is need
ed.
Through the chambers Of COM
merce the report will be submitted to
congress. That body will act on it
and set aside an appropriation for
the execution of the work. 1t is like
ly that work will be commenced in
the early spring.
Should the appropriation be grant
ed and the work executed Mayor
Bollschweiler and Captain Bebee will
be largely responsible for the i'm
proveme ent So earnest were they In
their plea for widening and deepen
ing the channels that the pilot com
missioners were impressed and voted
their recommendation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
SLOW NAMING
A CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR
Leaders at Democratic Con-
vention at Rochester in
Conference All Night.
A TALK WITH GAYNOR
Charles F. Murphy, Of Tam
many Hall in Full Control
of the Delegates.
MANY NAMES MENTIONED
Hearst Following Is a Big
Factor to be Taken Into
Consideration.
MANY NAMES MENTIONED

Rochester, N. Y. Sept. 30:-At a
conference of democratic leaders
here, today, it was decided to fight
for control of Now York state on ma
tional issue1 Ine high cost of living
and the tariff bill will be the issues
raised Considerable time was spent
framing the tariff plank which is to
be radical in tone.
There were fifteen candidates un-
der consideration, including Alton
B. Parker, Edward NJ Shepard, John
A. Dix, Herman Ridder, William Sui
ger, Herman A. Metz and Martin j.
Keough. Murphy and his friends ad-
mitted today that they had not
agreed upon any one of them. Can
didate after candidate had been set
aside by Charlie Murphy and his ad-
visors, only to be picked up again
and then in turn set aside again
The leaders admitted that the
lines were shortly drawn, as with
Roosevelt prepared to make the fight
of his life to elect Stimson. man
had to be selected upon whom all
factions could unite Murphy liked
John A. Dix, chairman of the state
committee, and also said Supreme
Court Justice Gerard was 'likely
candidate" Charles F. Murphy is in
full control.
Chairman Dix stated today that he
Is not candidate, saying that to be
chairman of the State Committee Ii
honor enough for any man. While the
leaders were confirming the rank and
file, delegates wandered about the hotel
awaiting orders and were frank about
admitting it too. "Despite all ru
mors," said Murphy to the United
Press The situation is unchanged; We
have looked over all the candidates.
want to see man named who ear
win.'
Finding the leaders nable to agree
CONTINUED OF page Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
Accident at South Amboy
This Morning Due to Top
Heavy Car Skidding.
LADEN WITH FURNITURE
Driver Joseph Michasls and
Companion Patrick 0'Brien
Are Badly Injured.
AT THE LOCAL HOSPITAL
One Has Broken Leg--Van
Owned by McCreery Co.,
of New York.
AT THE LOCAL HOSPITAL
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, Sept. 90:-A heav-
lily laden automobile truck belong
ing to the dry goods firm of Jamea
McCreery & Company, Of New York,
turned over on Pine avenue, here,
this morning, badly injuring Joseph
Michaels, the chauffeur, and Patrick
O'Brien, a helper, both of New
York. Michaels sustained a broken
arm and may have internal injuries,
and OBrien has broken leg,
which is so badly injured that it may
be necessary to amputate it.
The big truck was somewhat dams
aged and 1t is believed much of the
goods within were ruined. The In
jured men were taken to the city
hospital in Perth Amboy and will
most likely recover. The machine
was taken to Furman's garage, In.
Bordentown avenue.
The accident occurred on slight
decline on Pine avenue, near the
Christ church cemetery, and accord
ing to those who have investigated,
was caused by the machine skidding
and turning over because of being
top heavy. The men aboard had a
narrow escape from instant death,
for had they landed under the
heavy vehicle, 1t is almost certain
they would have been crushed.
Continued on page 7,)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
WILSON GETS
OVATION IN
PLA|NFIELD
Democratic Candidate Wins
Hearty Applause in Big
Republican Stronghold.
WANTS LAW ENFORCED
Need OF Men to Punish Cor
ruption With Mean.
of Hands.
ANSWERS ASSAILANTS
Aeko for ~ nnpooouot.o Ion
ASSAILANTS
Asks for a Democratic Led
Islature to Back Him In
Carrying on Work.

Plainfield. Sept 30:-Before an
audience that suffocatingly jammed
reform Hall last night, President
woodrow Wilson, in his candidacy
for governor of New Jersey, gath
cred new inspiration. He had had
strenuous day and long automo-
bile trip, with not all the roads oiled,
and he was somewhat fatigued when
he reached the hall But he soon
gathered strength and stimulation
from the ovation he received at the
hands of what former Assemblyman
s. S. Swackhamer declared to be one
of the largest and most intelligent
audiences he ever had seen in this
republican stronghold.
1t was necessary for the commit
tee to form a flying wedge in ad-
vance to get the candidate up the
aisle to the stage In the hall, and
hundreds of persons were unable to
get into the building at all For
that reason an overflow meeting was
held in the street outside, and
Farmer Orator" MARITIME, of this
city, always favorite in Union
county, made a characteristic speech.
full of fire.
In the hall every inch of space
that could be made of use was occu-
pied, many climbing into the win
dow lodges while the newspaper
men were forced to make a table Of
closed upright piano in the orches-
ira, while they ducked their heads
to escape brass railing.
Gets Great Ovation.
t4t-
the signal for great ovation, and
the well-dressed, bright-looking wo-
men who had number of the front
seats led in the applause. which
lasted several minutes. w. L. Saun-
der was chairman OF the big meet
ing. in opening which. he made a
strong speech by way of introduc-
tion Of the candidate, and, as the
speaker stepped forward he was
again accorded a greeting full of en-
ergy and undoubted sincerity.
Your cheering puts me very much
at ease," said he, "as that is a very
essential part of the atmosphere of
college life, but I am haunted by the
fear In this new and dignified atti-
tude In which / find myself that
there may be great many Prince
ton men among you, and that fear
is based upon the fact that at Prince
ton I am best known"
The sunny smile which accompa-
MED the sally caught the great
crowd and put the candidate at ease
in his approach to the serious side
of his appeal to the people. The
keynote of his address was the ne
cessity for reaching corruption by
the action Of the law, and he de-
clared that there is plenty of law
now to reach the corruption II only
the men can be found to enforce it.
He paid tribute to the higher
courts of New Jersey as incorrupt-
ible If only they had chance to en-
force the laws to reach and punish
the law-breakers.
Time of Independent Thought.
There never was time, ! am
convinced" he said, when party
bonds were quite SO loose as they
are at this moment in this country
CONTINUED on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

CLUBS MEET
Eleventh Annual Convention
of National League Open
cd in New York Today.
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK

Special By United Press Wire.
New York, Sept. 30:-A street
parade, participated In by brass
bands, governors, United States SEN
ators and leading political lights,
opened the eleventh annual conven-
tion of the National League of Re-
publican Clubs here today. The con-
vention will last for two days, closing
with a banquet tomorrow night,
when President Taft will speak. This
morning the / 900 delegates from all
parts of the United States were ad-
dressed by John Hayes Hammond,
Colonel Roosevelt is expected to
open the New York state campaign
for Henry L. Stimson in the speech
he is scheduled to make this after
noon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
ROOSEVELT PLANNING
HIS CAMPAIGN TOURS
Special bv United Press W,rs.

Special by United Press W1rs.
New York, Sept. 30--Contributing
today again occupied the attention
of Contributing Editor Roosevelt, al
though editorial duties are some
what neglected for politics. Plans
were formulated at the Outlook office
for a number of tours, campaign and
otherwise, that the colonel will make
between now and election day. Next
Thursday the colonel will leave on a
trip to the South which will close
with visit to Indiana, to speak for
Senator Beveridge Towards the lat
ter part of October he will make a
trip to Massachusetts and New
Hampshire to speak for the insur-
gents. At the close of the southern
tour the colonel will place himself at
the disposal of the New York State
Committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
IhDICT MILLIONAIRE
ON MURDER CHARGE
Special by United Press Wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
New York, Sept. 30:-The grand
jury today returned an indictment
against Edward T. Rosenheimer, the
New York millionaire, whose auto
mobile ran down and killed Grace
Hough on August 18, charging muir
der in the first degree. He was re-
leased under $25, 600 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
70 YEAR old COUPLE
ELOPE AND MARRY
Special By United Press Wire.

Chicago. Sept. 30:--"We love
each other: that is the only explana-
tion," said Frederick Dahms, sew
enty years old, today, who threw his
family into Mysteries by eloping yes
terday with Mary Andrecht, seven
ty-one years old. 'tThe young cou-
ple' have made their home in Pal
estine, Ill.,, and for forty years have
lived across the street from each
other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
FRUSTRATE ATTEMPT
TO BLOW UP HOUSE

SpectuI bD United Press WFre.
Chicago, Sept. 30:-What is be-
Heved to be an attempt to blow up
the residence OF Mrs. Potter Palmer
with bomb was Illustrate
night by the police, although not
made public until today Fred Wah-
Hnger, twenty-six years old, was ar
rested on the porch of the Palmer
residence, where he had crawled on
his hands and knees. Nearby was
found a gas bomb, filled with smoke
less powder. The police say Wah-
linger admitted making the bomb,
but would give nothing tangible as
to his intentions. The story he told
led the police to believe him insane
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
SENATOR LAF0LLETTE
IS SERIOUSLY ILL

Rochester, Mimi, Sept. 30:-Rob-
ert M. LaFollette, of Wisconsin, is
believed to be in critical condition
today. He arrived here late last
night and Immediately retired to his
room in the Kahler sanitarium. An
operation may be necessary this af-
ternoon. He is suffering from gall
stone and abdominal trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
Shot And Killed Himself.

BpecfdI 20 fHs HFHNINU NN W0'
Jersey City, Sept. S0:-Refused
admission to his own home because
he was out of work, John Caney,
forty years old, shot and instantly
killed himself here this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
RIPARIAN BOARD HERE
TO MAKE INSPECTION

The Board of Riparian Commits
sioners came to this city yesterday
to view the southerly end OF High
street, where the city proposes to
erect a public recreation place. They
will report later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
Inyitation to AM Ladies

The Fall opening in millinery and
furs Friday and Saturday, September
80 and October /. J. Kreielsheimer
C Son, 1913 Smith street.
15319-9-30-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

-BAsKETBALL night at AUDI
T0RIUM, Owls vs.. Puritans. Skating.
15814-9-30-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

Now is the best time to join
Trainers Night School.
15318-9-3O-2t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

BASKETBALL tonight at AUDI
TORIUM, Owls vs. Puritans. Skating.
15314-9-30-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
New Registrar of Treasury.
Special by United Press Wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Washington, Sept 30:-President
Taft today appointed ]. E. Napier, a
negro, of Nashville, Tenn, as regis
trar of the treasury. Napier's sigma
ture hereafter will appear upon all
new currency. He succeeds w. T.
Vernon, q negro, of Kansas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

Now is the best time to Join
Trainers Night School.
1531s-s-30-2t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

Now is the best time to join
Trainers Night School,
1531s-9-3o-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

BASKETBALL tonight at AUDI
TORIUM, Owls VS.. Puritans. Skating.
15314-9-30-1t#
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

GRAND FALL OPENING.
In millinery and furs Friday, Sep
tember 80, and Saturday, October l..
]. Kreielsheimer & Son, 1873 Smith
street. 16319-9-3O-ltN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
Open SUNDAYS in Noremher.

Beginning on the first Sunday in
November the public library will be
open every Sunday afternoon from 2
until o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

Now is the best time to Join
Trainers Night School.
1ba1s-s-3o-2t%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
Dr.. Morrow, Chiropodist

81 SMITH ST. Office hours Friday
and Saturday from II a. m. to 8p. m.
Sunday from 10 a. m. until IA nj.
Corns removed without pain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

BASKETBALL tonight at AUDI
TORIUM, Owls VS.. Puritaps. Skating.
15314-9-30-1t@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

BASKETBALL tonight at AUDI
TORIUM, Owls VS.. Puritans Skating
15914-9-30-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

Invitation to All Ladies
The Fall opening In millinery and
furs Friday and Saturday, September
80 and October j. ]. Kreie1sheimer
& Son, 133 Smith street.
1b319-9-30-1tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

BASKETBALL tonight at AUDI
T0HIUM, Owls VS.. Puritans. Skating
fb314-9-9o-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

Continued on page u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30
Independent Thought.

There never was time, / am
convinced" he said, when party
bonds were quite SO loose as they
are at this moment in this country
CONTINUED on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-30

WEATHER - Fair to-
night and Saturday.
Warmer tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
THREE NEBRASKA COUNTIES
REPORTED FLAME SNEIST

Alliance, Neb, March 24-Reports
received at { o'clock tonight from
towns along the burlington railroad
cast Of here. show that prairie fires
are raging ia the three counties Of
Hooker. Thomas and Blaine.
The forest reserve officers at Hal
sey today called for help from the
Burlington railway to relieve the
worn-uut fire fighters.
The damage 10 the rauees, fences
and hay viii he heavy. as the fire
front extends nearly fifteen miles aud
IS driven BY "a heavy wind. The gov
ernment forest reserve on the Dismal
river suffered severely from the fire.
FIFTY foresters fought the flames for
twenty-four hours, but were unable
to prevent them destroying q large
section of the reserve.
This is an experiment which the
government Is making in pine for
estry in the sand hin country, ana has
been under cultivation for several
wears. rho forestry service has spent
"a great amount Of money on the
project, which thus far has been sue
cesslnl.
Tonight The fire is known to have
covered an area extending 500 square
miles. Several large herds of cattle
have beep stampeded and many lost.
The entire equipment Of several
ranches has been destroyed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
INDIAN SCHOOL AND
VARSITY CLASH
SATURDAY
intercollegiate Game Of
Season Occurs on BareIaS
Ground Tomorrow Afternoon,

The college baseball season will be
ushered in Saturday afternoon. when
the University of New Mexico ana the
United States Indian school teams
Will meet on the Barelas diamond in
the first Of a series Of three exhibit
tions. The season was to have been
opened last saturday, but muddy
grounds at Traction park caused a
postponement. The Traction park dia-
mond is still quite soft and the eXhi-
bition will be played at Barelas. Sea
son tickets will be accepted for tomor-
rows game.
Captain Doc" Cornish has had his
Varsity squad out evenings for three
weeks past. and has succeeded in de-
velopng quite an aggregation Of play
ers. The redmen have also been do
Ing some tall workout stunts ever
since The frest disappeared from the
indian school campus, ana i'll is co1fl-
IDENTITY expected that Saturdays exhibit
ton win be baseball all the way.
The Varsity boys Will line up to-
morrow as follows, subject to change
Bryan. catcher; Allen, pitcher; Merle.
first base. Lembke, second base; Cor
nish. third base; Sanlsberry. short
stop. seder. left field: Ulibarri. center
field: Gladding, right field, Hubbard
and Kelly, substitutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
ST.LOU|S MAN WANTS
TO MEET MORAY
IN ALBUQUERQUE
f, A, Deitrick Claims Colorado
Champion Has Ignored HIM
Anxious to WfeStIe Here.

Lovers OF wrestling IN Albuquerque
may - have The opportunity &C. Wit
ness another wrestling match this
time between Joe McCray. who de-
fcated Deshler here on st. Patricks
day. and +. A.. Dietrich, of st. Louis,
who claims that he has often chal-
lenged McCraN in Colorado, but that
his dcfis have beer ignored
Manager Tony ORTIZ, who success
fully promoted the McCraN-Deshler
match. received q letter. from Deit-
rick Yesterday in which he ISSUES q
wide open challenge TO meet McCraN
in Albuquerque on April 10th. or
whereabouts and to Wrestle him catch
as-catch-can style. the best Two ont OF
three fails. a St00 side bet and all the
gate receipts to 80 the winner.
Ortiz has taken the matter up by
wire with McCray. who Is now in
Hastings. Neb. Providing McCray is
willing to take on Deitrick at the
terms offered. ortiz will sign up cons
tracts for the match and 1t VIII be
pulled OF iust us soon as prcpara-
tions can be made.
In his letter to Manager ortiz. Dcit-
rick says he is twenty-eight years old,
six feet In height, and weighs 20
pounds He claims to have won
matches from Dwyer, Of Denver. Det-
ter of Hastings, Neb., Wasem Of st,
Louis and Emil Klank Of Canada
But even with all these victories
hanging on him. nearly every man
who saw McCray work out with Desh-
Ter. viii wear a show me" badge on
the night OF the match, providing 1t
takes place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
HAWLEY REPORTED
IN CONTROL OF
RIO GRANDE
Rumored New Wizard of the
Rail Has Either 0usted OF
Combined With GouIdS in
Western Line,
my Morning journal SPECIAL rsassa wircl

Denver, March 24.-Sensational re-
| ports reached Denver today Of inn
| portant changes in the control Of the
Denver & Rio Grande and the West
ern Pacific railroads. The Times this
evening says:
Edwin Hawlcv is said to have Sc
cured important holdings in the Dem
yer & Rio Cirande and is now declared
to be in a position to dictate the traf-
fic policy Of that road ana the West
crn Pacific.
The Western Pacific has $4,000
600 stock outstanding. The Denver &
Rio Grande acquired $50. 5000, or
two-thirds Of the entire issue. The
Denver & Rio Grande then deposited
all of this stock with the Bankers
Trust company OF New York as coll
lateral security for its recently author
lied si50.0O0, 900 bond issue. The
deal ties up the Western Pacific
stock, So that No person or company
can secure Il majority of it without
acquiring control Of the Denver & Rio
Grande.
Mr.. Hawley IS reported in the cast
as having either acquired a controlling
interest in the Denver & Rio Grande,
thereby getting control Of the West
crn Pacific. or has made an alliance
with George Gould.