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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-20
Contesta del GobeInadoI.

El Hon. Gobernador de
Puerto Rico contesta la comu.
nicacion del Director del De.
partamrnto de Sanidad Bene-
hcencia y Correction relativa
a queja presentada por los
empleados del manicomio Ar
turo Calderon Patricio Aria
ga y Miguel Torres en- escrito
dirigido a la Comision inves-
tigadora de las instituciones
de Carload en- conexion con
ana multa que les fue impues.
ia, informando el Hon. Gober
nador que este asunto ,es de
La exclusive competencia del
Director del Departamento.
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| UTIL-Para que las aguujas no Sc
enmohezcan cuando Sc vive On ST.
tios hdmedos, en- vez de guardarlas
en- alfileteros 8 acericos deben tsner-
Sc metidas en- I'm frasquito bien ta-
pado con un corcho.
CURIOsO.-Las iglesias msyores
del mundo pueden contener ell ND
nero de fieles que Sc consigna q con-
tin uaci6n; San Pedro, de Roma, 54,-
600: Cathedral de Milan, $1,000: San
Pablo, de Londres, $4,000: Santa So
fla de Constantinopla, $4,000: Nues
ira Sonora de Paris, 2l,00O: Cats
dral de Pisa, $4,000, y San Marcos
de Venecia 1000. "
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BENEE|C|O DE- GUELL
La, ,noticia de Guell "autor'
ha causado gran sensa'
cion en- el publico,
La noche de mahana sera ell
''susces" de la temporada.

Giiell actor, va 10 conooe.
mos y SUI arte es de 10 mejor
que puede cotizarse en- cual-
quier mercado artistico.
Gjiell actor ipara que decir-
le asi! Basta solo decir Giiell
y va esta todo dicho.
Pero Giell aettor, asi, AuToR,
"era 10 que lie faltaba" dicen.
Pues 81, senor; Guell Sc nos
presentara la noche de su be.
neficio dufor y actor todo en-
una pieza.
Muchos al leer ell PREVENT.
vo Sc han dicho al fijarse en-
las dos ultimas lineas; ;Pero
es que a GJell no lie basta ser
artista de altos vuelos 81 que
tambien pretende ser aoto1
de. 80. (todavia no puede
juzgarse ell esta materia.
Pues 81, seiior y al decir por
ell volante Sc ha empujado a
gran distancia.
Supongase el lector que CO.
loco la tela Ell la mesa y CO.
memo a cortar actos y hubo
que llamarlo segun dicea, pa.
ra decirle: Maestro, que va
lleva cUATRo. Cuatro actos,
FL entusiasmo es grande por
conocer al dutor Guell y q
juzgar por la animation que
reina creemos va a ser el GuS.
ces de la temporada.
La noche de malana sera
un accntecimiento.
Guell como actor anadlra
una nueva victoria a las tan.
tas que lleva conquistada en-
su carrera y como d,dor reci-
bira la apoteosis de las pal.
mas. No dudamos que quien
como el conoce los resortes es-
c6nicos produzca no ell ration
clio del parto de los montes
sino algo digno del procenio.
En- realidad no habra todo
10 dicho, pero 81 mucho de
esto, que habra que contar y
one reir.
Don Sincere.
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No olvideis FL Popular.

En- los dltimos vapores acaba de
recibir el Sr. Americo Salas el mas
amplio y elegante surtido de calza-
do de todas formas. El mas exigente
gusto halla en- el Popular el calzado
que desee y para seiioras, sefioriats
y nifias Sc encuentran ALI. Calzado
para bale, para boda, de colores,
negros, blancos, de todas formas y
de todos precios. Esencias finas, es-
tuches para regalos, paraguas geno-
veses, aguas dc tocador, para cabe-
ca y para la barba, cremas para e.!
zutis, todo artfculo en- fin de Ia mas
esquisita perfumeria Sc encuentra
en- los elegantisimos aparadores dc.
establecimiento de moda de Ia ciu-
dad. Sc renueva el surtido en- to-
dos los vapores.
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de nuestro compatriota el
sehor Ramon H. Patron y es-
taba emparentada con otras
distinguidas personas de esta
ciudad.
Descanse en- paz el alma de
La malograda sehora y recibaD
Sus familiares el testimonio
de nuestIa c6ndolencia.
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Lopez IoId y Cana!es.

Sc acabs de instalar On esta ciudad
la nueva ofcins de los sehores Lo; ez
Tord y Canales.
Vienen estos dos distinguidos abo-
godos precedidos do tan buena fama
que no necesitan presentation. Haee
mucho tempo que est&n presentados.
La numerom y distiDguida clientela
que han tenido en- Ponce, permite au.
gurarles en- Ssn Juan una Tecia luvia
de jugosos pleitos.
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LECTURA CANPESlSA.

E.pdr1gos--A ests plsnta con
vlene teuenos sueltos, arenosos, de
buen tondo. fertil>., secos. sin pie
dras = mulldos, propsgindoss en-
ellos por siembrs 9 por phntsci6n.
Gaia msta d. hssts ounce espk-
rragos. Y ls msta produce durante
doce 8 mas amos Se cortan las pun
tss" 6"turiones" de !. plarta euan-
do salem de l. tie.rs-
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Murio al paeer por segulda vez

La luehs noble { inteligente es sim
patica y jutts hasta cierto puuto; pc, o
cuando el 'ompetdor ape'a medios
que no est&n dentro del cr len inte-
lectualidad comercial los tiros sc vuel.
ven de rechazo como pssa con los
disparos que Sc le dirigen a los col
chones de Ell Cielo que son los mejo-
res 10 m;sno que lss camas y corset
Warmers a. 4, do es qo.ible Ia lucha
nj con ventaja.
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SEN1|DO FALLEC|M|ENTO

En- SUI residencia de Puerta
de TERRA fallecio hoy la esti-
ma5ls dana dofia Maria Lui.
sa Geigel yiuda de Herrera
La inada Is hermana pohtica
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Buen. !. negiocio. PSsle PSs 81! g ATss S;

,s5t = 2. elks&Vt = VtsAstS
de { tener Que anaentarse para otr4
localidAd, se vende. 81 / dcreaifddS
hotel ltdliano situado en Areciho.
;frentA a IL plaza principal. ID
npmerosa eientela de este antigua
establ ecimien 70 es su Ineior reco-
mendaci6n. Para informss liiriiiirse
6 su dueho q sr. Herib1to Djss,
,Tslefono 80 T. O. Box 36.-Are-
cibo. :s. sD3
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HUMORISMo.
Sc habh de viajes lejanos.

Sc haba de viajes lejanos.
Tn explorador artico;- No hay
que echar q broma ESQ de las noches
polares. No volveria q sufrirlas po1
NADIA del mundo, Seis meses de no.
che. ..
Un amigo:-A mi, en- cambio, me
parece una cosa admirable. iQue
gusto poder decir a un acreedor
''Tengs usted la bondad de esperar
8 volver manana al amanecer.
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Para a|Qui,aI s.snss. q HasDas; s.s: u: 3:

tiene II aposentos, sanitario & 10
moderno, con habitaciones para Ia
servidumbre en- los baios, alumbra-
do el&ctrico, baiio y ducha aparte,
entrada para AUTOMOBILES y sitio
para garage. Parada 25 subida de
la calle de Ia iglesia Santurce. In
formaran P. O. Box lO43, San
Juan, P, R,
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n>- espendid0 n 0 T z L
Lu1IN BRASCHI, edificio cons

n..-. esphndido HI @ T 2 I
L0dm0 BRAscHI, edificio con.
truido espresamente, ex-
!! celente conforte., 1Nagniacc psrs
VIAGEROS DE LA CARRETE.
RIA central, comidas excelentes,
espacioso Mgar para coches y au-
tom6viles.-Manuel Braschi, Goa
ON, Puerto Rico.
Chocolate. !: = .!a:sss 5Ss.a;9a e:': =: ::
nos y psrsonqs dsbi-
les. En- 1854 en- las merlndas do
Versalles-ya Sc consumfa 81 cho-
colate como alimento principal
Todos los que usan nuestro chooo-
late gozan de buena salud. EN-.
pleamos azucar de Ia. clsse y ca
Gao superior. NJ. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan A. Telefono
1913. P. 0. Box 1853.
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Caguas 5s:s';::: :;::; s:::s:': :: Ssa' ~: =;
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas, articu-
Los de cabaleros. Especiales SOM
breros del pals. Gale de sGautier
Benitez. 1
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oBsERvACIoNEs
DEL TEMPO
ean Juan, P. r. Abril 10, de 1910
Gam. ep.m

Gam. 9p.m.
1ar6mstso On pulgadaA
rodueiao alnfvel del mar 1905 30.01
Ismparatracorriente, Fair IS rs
Huzedad rehtiva, percentage 56 &c
Precipitation, en- pulgadas,
q q horas terminando
Ia . P. m...s......-.
Direction del viento. .....- Sc Sc
Vskcidad del viento,
snlIas por hora. IL 8
1emperatasa m4xims. ..... 81
Temperature mfnirna 70
EaEida del sol. ..,.-6.O4 q. m.
PueSta del sol, .6.42 pm
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n H0tA Palmer. Gale
m9I1pueL de Mendei vigo No.
O0O - ~ NJ. Ii

: It. sMuy ce1e3 Gel
ferrocaril. BaHos q todas hmas
Habitaciones ventiladas. Servc 10
a Ia carta. Alumbrado electrico y
tim bres en- todss habtaoiones Te-
lefono No SS. Habitaciones para
agentes viajeos, propias para exhi-
bic iopes de muestras. Tel4fono
No. So. .....,$,.> No. /.
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ii Da.... mas ameno para
Il OtClE0 las familias puede OBJ
tenerse por POGO di-
nero comprando un hermoso fon6-
grafo Edison. Son los mejores. &C.
Frederiksen, Plaza Colon Tetuan,
AZ, Frente al Teatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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Caguas Z ':i f!ss* se'';$:' !: s. $ s'>:: =:
de tabacos. La marca mas solici-
tada en- los EE,. UU., y Ia isla.
Gale de Ruis BelvH, esquina >la
TApia, ndmero "A. Caguas, ,Puer.
to Rico. ..s..sf- No. &. i
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejo a
s. auintaL
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e. .l..:l. ur ma gnifso local
OE 1|UulI1 .propio para tienda &
almacen, en-, el sitio
mas centrico de. San Juan, Gale de
San Francisco, ndmuro So. Infor-
maran en- Ia Joyeria 1inaud. San
Juan. No. {.
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- D..
F:ab|I|iique
~ J.
es''peIos... !.
~

oportunidad de establecer por pro-
pie cuenta un negocio muy lucra-
tive. Envfense 10 oentavos (oao
americsno) para los portes de-. CO..
rreo, y le enviaremos nuestro OPUS
culo en- Espaaol. Direcci6n:-."1N-
TERNACIONAL TRANS. COM
PANY.-W. Washington Blvd.
& Carpenter St. Chicago, III.
E, u. A.
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nor,,.a Restaurant de Mendez.-
LdgudS Predilecto de 10 'ciudad
por sus magnf6cas CO.
midas. Casa espaciosa y centrica.
Favorecidas por viajeros.. Parqus
central, esquina6 { calle de Betan:
Ceo. g
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CURS0E6MPLET6
de instruction: sobrs
el .Srte De -fabriear
BPEJOS en- su casa
spropia, sin .tnanestsr.
'detagsAas msai4Niaas
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el despacho d formulas. Paton-
tixadee de toda clase. situada en-
el Parque central. :
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rl. J. LAGO Y CO.
dada en- 1899, de-
posito de licores de. ..todas classes,
especialidad en- ron LAG0 j, ron
ExTRA-LAGO. Anises, Vinos de
California Y .espaholes. 6e sitven3
pedidos 4 toda Ia isla. Teietonn
46. P. O. Box l93. rs * A.ssssf}'..
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= t1Ix $at$&45llA1s34 aSfffsse s.sa. SA yenf1es
A plazos c0nO1os' d : Z, : w ',,ss y
en- Ia Gale >dsl Parqus do ssntur-
ce en- Ia Parada A. Irformes en-
Ia Parada 43, Felix PadiAl. !.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27

ATTEMPT WITH
THE AEROPLANE

An attempted aeroplane fight of
the O'Rourke machine was made
near Sea Breeze on the lower end OF
Staten Island yesterday afternoon
by Aviator Mason, who has the
aeroplane in charge. The flight was
not a success, like all others that
have been tried in the past several
weeks. 1t was barely lifted from
the ground. After some Of the stays
on one side of the machine became
slightly damaged it was housed un-
der the tent again.
Another attempt, 1t is said, will
probably be made again this after
noon. Many people from this city
and the lower end Of the island have
visited the scene where the aero
plane is at in an effort to see fight,
but each time they have been disap-
pointed. 1t is hoped that the ma
chine will be in such shape shortly
that q real flight over the waters OF
the Raritan Bay and Staten Island
will be seen by people in this vicin-
ity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
FIRST WARD
REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE MEN

Republicans of the First Ward got
together last night at William Van
Pelt s Club House in Front street and
endorsed candidates to the state and
congressional conventions, county
committeeman and recorder. A com
mittee was appointed to secure a candi-
date for alderman in the ward.
George j. Haney and John Hanson
were present. The former was endors-
ed as delegate to the state convention,
and Hanson was assured of support as
delegates to the congressional con-
vention.
D. A. Shirley, who was present last
night and acted as secretary of the
meeting, was endorsed for constable.
Hans Everson, D. A. Shirley and John
II. Gregory were appointed a committee
of three to secure candidate to stand
for alderman in the first poll of the first
ward John Hanson and Adolph Koy-
en- were selected to secure two eandi-
dates among first ward republicans to
stand for school commissioners. Will
liam Van Pelt was endorsed for re-
election as county committeeman.
From the second poll Recorder Pick
ersgilI for reelection. AS delegates to
the congressional convention, Peter K.
Peterson, William c. Wilson and Char
les MaeWilliam were endorsed. Hans
Everson was proposed for renomina-
tion as county committeeman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
To TEST PUMP
IN THIS CITY
inventor Will Apply to Water
Board Monday Night for
Permission.
OLD SMITH ST. STATION
1t Successful will Build
Plant and Manufacture
Pumps Here.

Application will be made to the
board OF Water Commissioners ar
its special meeting Monday night by
western inventor. for a permit to
use the old water works grounds.
near Eaglewoo& as a testing place
Ior water pump which he has re-
Gently patented, The inventor who
Is also lawyer, has the backing of
number of New York capitalists.
out before receiving their financial
aid, he must prove that the pumn
Is all he claims
should the venture prove a sue
cess, plant for the manufacture of
the pump. employing about 800
men, VIII be located here This city
Is chosen because of its close prox-
Unity to New York. If permission
Is granted by the board. and there is
every reason to believe that 1t will.
the erection of a temporary work
shop will be Immediately begun at
the place. A tower 100 feet high.
costing about $500, will also be
erected, to be used In the expert
ments.
The pump Is designed to transfer
the same amount Of water at the
same pressure as ordinary pumps,
but at one-thlrd the cost. 1t oper-
ates on a siphoning principle, and
does not cost as much to erect
The inventor has communicated
with Water Commissioner Ira c..
Grouse concerning a permit to To-
cate at the former water works. He
says that the excellent transporta-
tton facilities of this city. and it's
nearness to New York, make it an
ideal spot for the manufacture of
his product
When the tower is erected and the
pump model Is shipped here and be-
comes operative, the intended fnan-
cirs Of the project will be called here
to witness the tests. Providing they
are successful, the inventor has
their assurance that capital will be
Immediately advanced for the erec-
ton of a plant here, employing 800
or more men.
The inventors application will
be taken up at Monday nights meet
ing Of the Board of Water Commits
sioners. In all probability, permis
sion will be granted him to make
his tests here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
MONDAY
FOR FILING OF
THE PETITIONS

Primary candidates for city offices
have until Monday midnight to file pc
titions with City Clerk LaRoe. Many
petitions have already been placed in
the hands of assistant Collector of Rev
enue John White, who is acting on pc
titions in the absence of the city clerk.
The latter is away on few days va
cation but will resume his duties Mon
day.
The entire school board have filed
petitions for denomination on the dem
ocratic ticket. Joseph Polkowitz, who
it was rumored, had withdrawn in ia
vor of Richard Calvin, presented his
petition for the nomination of alder
man in the third ward this morning.
On the aldermanic slate, Cornellson,
Calvin, PolkowitB, Hilker and Dalton
had filed their petitions before noon to-
day Nominees still have Monday in
which to place their petitions with the
city clerk.
While the law allows that petitions
may be fled until Monday midnight,
the city clerk s office will close at s
p. IN. From that hour until midnight
the Office will not be open, and owners
Of petitions can file them only by To-
eating the city clerk.
Owing to the incompleteness of the
list, the names of those who have filed
petitions for the nominations of con
gressional and state convention dele
gates, and constables will not be pub
lished until Monday, Following, how
ever, are those who had FLED petitions
up to noon today for city offices:
Mayor.
Albert Bollschweiler, democrat.
Aldermen.
First ward-Nathaniel Cornelison.
democrat.
Third ward-Richard j. Calvin, JOS
eph Polkowitz, democrat. William Hill
ker republican.
Fifth ward-Lawrence j. Dalton,
democrat.
School Commissioners.
John x. Sheehy, Charles r. Fletcher,
Edward L. Gridley, Julius Klein, Carl
c. Christensen, James Harrigan, F. X.
Urbanski, Louis Rossi and Henry w.
Jones, all democrats.
Recorder
Henry w. Kehoe, democrat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
BOSSES WILL
LET ROOSEVELT
HAVE HIS WAY
Old Guard in New York
Said TO Feel Sure
of Defeat.
At SARATOGA CONVENTION
Colonel Is In Cheyenne
Where He Received a
Big Ovation.
FORCE HIM FOR GOVERNOR
Old Guard Would Like Him
~ on Ticket SO as to
Knife Him.
FORCE HIM FOR GOVERNOR

New York, Aug. 27.-Old guard Re
publican leaders in New York are to-
day said to feel convinced that Colonel
Roosevelt will be able to defeat them
ut the Saratoga convention and are
prepared to let the former president
have his own way
But these leaders are in anything
but a pleasant frame Of mind.
When William Barnes, Jr., Of Al
bany, was told that Colonel Roosevelt
had announced that he stood against
boss rule he tartly answered;
That's what l say. I'm with him
on that"
There is continued talk of the noml-
nation of Colonel Roosevelt for gov
ernor.
Both Mr.. Barnes and Mr. Woodruff
give the impression that in their opin-
ion Mr.. Roosevelt has created such a
condition of affairs In this state that
the election next November will go
against the Republicans. They init
mate that because Mr. Roosevelt will
be the cause Of the Republican defeat
he should be made to take the re
sponsibility for it and that the best
way of putting that responsibility on
his shoulders will BE- to nominate him
for governor. The proposal is to
nominate Mr.. Roosevelt by acclama-
tion, which would mean that he would
have to take the nomination.
There is no pretense at secrecy at
the Republican state headquarters
that once he Is nominated the old
guard would lay plans for the knitting
of Roosevelt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
Petition Signed by RepubIi.
cans Show the Determina-
tion in the Party.
IGNORE CITY COMMITTEE
Movement In Favor of Nom
Partisan School Board Is
Growing Rapidly.
MAY BE EIGHTEEN NAMES
If Republican City Commit.
tee Insists on Naming a
Full Party Ticket.
MAY BE EIGHTEEN NAMES

That the five democratic members
of the Board of Education will b.
placed on the republican primary
ballot in spite of the decision of the
republican city committee is now
assured. A petition has been circu.
lated among the republican voters
of the city endorsing the four repub,
ltcans and five democrats who now
constitute the board and the petition
will be filed today.
The action of the republican city
committee remains a question. The
committee is scheduled to hold a
meeting tonight when the matter
will be taken up. At the caucus
Thursday night it was decided to
name straight ticket of nine re-
publicans. Whether or not the filing
of the petition for the non-partisan
board will have any effect remains
to be seen.
Think For Themselves.
1t is noticeable that some of the
leading republicans in the city have
signed the petition in favor of the
non-partisan board. These men are
capable of doing and thinking for
themselves without any dictation on
the part of the so-called leaders. If
the city committee still insists on
naming nine straight republicans, it
will mean eighteen men ON the re-
publican primary ballot for school
commissioner as the four republi-
cans who are now members of the
Board Of Education, have gone In
for the non-partisan movement and
VIII refuse to allow their names to
be used on the petition that may be
circulated by the city committee un-
less the five democrats are included.
AS far as known, no other demo-
cratic petition has been circulated
for school commissioners than the
one already signed endorsing the
nine members Of the school hoarff az. a..
it now stands, including the four re-
publicans.
Republican sieners.
The signers on the republican Pc
tition who are in favor of the nom
partisan board, and who want the
five democrats placed on the repub-
lican primary ballot, are as follows:
James ]. Parsons, S. Riddlestorf-
fer, James e. Noe, Frank A Warter.
John Fredericksen, G. w. Fithian,
J. II. Northrup, r. c. Wright, John
j. Deitcbe, Charles II. Reed. A. P.
Deitche, Samuel G. Garretson, Ferd
Garretson, TIL Ernst. John P. Axen,
William r. Woglom, Roy S. Hall,
Fred J d. Cox, Henry G. Axen, Daniel
P. rOlmstead, Philip Borak, v. w.
Main, Ferdinand Hall, Charles A.
Dunham, John H. Miller. Clancy D,
Boynton, George w, Eggert, Louis
Kreielsheimer, John w Beekman, J.
II, Pennington, Auguste ]. Rossi,
George H. Tice, Franz Nelson, Will
liam S. Duncan, Thomas Waters,
Philip Levine, John Peterson. NJ
Peterson, Albert Leon, H A. Bovine,
Frank Neer, George g. Winding, II,
Fl. PETE, Joseph Bruck, Max Klein,
E. j. Waring, Peter c.. Van Wyck,
Tracy d. Waring, Tyrus w Peck, j.
Logan Clevenger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-27
PR0HIBITl0NlSTS WILL
MEET IN METUCHEH

Metuchen, Aug. 27:-The annual
county convention of the Middlesex
county prohibitionists will be held
this afternoon at o'clock in Temp
erance Hall, in the Dawson building,
at Metuchen.
Candidates for the assembly are
to be named at this meeting, and it
Is generally expected that the "in-
surgent" republicans, William J.
Campbell, of Cranbury, and Leslie
r. Molineux, of Metuchen, viii be
endorsed. Both are known as local
option men and have already fled
their petitions for the republican
nomination.
Today's convention will be presid-
ed over by Mr.. Havens, the state
chairman. John R. Dunham and
Jacob H Hoagland, OF this city, will
attend