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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
FOUR AFLOAT
IN Open BOAT
Life Saver off Nantucket
Rescues Two Men.

Nantucket. Mass, March 25.-A mem
Der OF the Great Point life saving crew
on beach patrol sighted what seemed
to be an abandoned dory some dis
lance OF shore. 1t was being gradu.
ally washed In by the breakers and
the life saver waited until It had come
close to shore. He was Mortified te
find, lying In the bottom Of the dory
four men, covered with Ice and frozen
spray. all apparently dead.
Two Of the men were partially re
vived. The two others were dead
One of the dead was Captain Nelson
Davis Of the barge S~tonington of the
Erie railroad. One Of the two uncon
scious sailors was his son. Captain
Davis son was revived sufficiently Il
give a disconnected account of the
awful experience of the four men. .
Captain Davis tried to signal the tus
ahead when his barge broke up. Every
device at hand for attracting atten
ton was used, but the bowling Of The
wind and the beating of the noun
famous waves drowned them out.
The boat was lowered with the mel
In It and cut adrift. The men worked
~valiantly at the oars until cold and ex
haustion seized them. and they dropped
one at a time In the bottom of thu
boat. Ten hours after the dory was
launched she vas blown ashore here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
OF
OWLS AUG. 20

The second annual excursion of
Perth Amboy Nest 1927, Order OF
Owls, will be held on Sunday, Aug
ust 20. to Glen Island. on Long
Island sound. The committee, OF
which Patrick Rocks Is chairman, at
a meeting of the Nest In Eagle Hall
last night, announced the date and
place where the excursion would go
to this year. The committee has Sc
cured the large and commodious
steamboat Atlas, which has a lfc-
ensed capacity of 1900, to carry the
excursionists to that famous picnic
ground that has recently been put
In first class condition.
The committee Is going to do
some hustling to make this n of
the largest that ever left this city.
A meeting of the excursion commit
tee will be held Tuesday. At last
nights session one candidate was
initiated and four new applications
for membership were received.
Charles Deitzman was awarded two
boxes of tobacco as the monthly
prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
SAVINGS
OF HIS FRIEND
Cowardly Act of Helmetta
Man While Chum Worked.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
WOODMEN TO
GIVE PRIZES

At a meeting OF Perth Amboy
Camp, Modern <Woodmen OF Amer
lea, In Forester hall last night, plans
were made to increase the member
ship OF the camp. 1t was decided to
give three prizes to the ones who
would bring In the most number OF
new members within the next threo
months.
The prizes will be $40 in gold to
the one bringing in the largest num-
Der OF applicants In that time; IS In
gold for the second highest and
$3.50 in gold for the third highest.
A solid gold axe, the emblem of this
order, will be given to each menu
Der that ecures only one new cam
didate. The committee named to
supervise the contest is J. J. Deveny,
Philip Duchowny and ]. Sporord. Az
this meeting three applications fos
membership we're received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
THINK DItz is
SOON TO RETIRE

stated that Vice President Corral Will
hand his resignation to congress as
soon as that body meets. This will be
on April 2. Corral. it Is added, will
leave the country for an extended trip
in Europe April IL. He has already
engaged steamship accommodations for
his trip across the Atlantic.
The reported dissensions in the cabi.
net has had a very depressing effect
upon public opinion. 1t had been
thought until now that ~ govern
ment was getting the upper hand OF
the situation, but these Developments
lead to the conclusion that the end OF
the political troubles are further of
than at any time heretofore. 1t fs
pointed out that those In authority are
badly divided as to the proper course
TO pursue in putting down the insur-
rection. and this has left a bad impress
sion on the general public.
San Antonio, Tex, March 25.-When
Alfonso Madero, head of the local In
surrecto junta and the brother OF the
provisional president of Mexico, was
told of the report from Mexico that the
cabinet had resigned he expressed bis
sa~ abstraction. The members of the jun
ia and their wives. who were In Made
ro's house. opened wine and gave
toasts to the insurrecto cause.
'"This resignation Of the cabinet. If II
Is true. means one of two things" said
Aladero, "either that 1t wanted Diaz to
resign and that he would not or that
the cabinet wished Diaz to accede tc
certain reforms and peace measures
md he was too stubborn to do that.
81 know that Limantour when he
passed through here ON his way te
Mexico was determined either that
Diaz should listen to some reason and
treat with tn" insurrectos in a spirit
significant Of great reforms and the
elimination Of himself from the gov
rment or that fa..ing to resign. II
any event this means the disruption Of
the Diaz government; that is ineyita
BILE. And that is one of the great ends
for which he i~nsurrectos are fighting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
WASHINGTON NOT SURPRISED
Taft Had Crisis In Mind When Army
Was Ordered to Texas.

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Washington, March 25.-Unoff1cial
reports from Mexico received in Wash
ington Is that all the Mexican cabinet
officers had placed their designations
In the hands of President Diaz, to be
accepted at his discretion. No official
confirmation had been received either
by the state department or the Mexi-
can emil . ssy. but the news caused no
surprise in official Washington.
The retirement of the Diaz cabinet.
or a large part OF ii. has been accept.
ed as inevitable In official circles here.
The designations are regarded here as
a final effort on the part Of President
Diaz and his followers to quiet the
rising revolutionary storm In Mexico.
Just how much immediate seriousness
Is to be attached to the designations
Is uncertain here. They afford con
elusive evidence that the situation in
Mexico is more alarming than the
Washington officials have cared to adj
nit. but whether the proposed retire
lGcAs "a tAa caDsleE Is a beginning OF
the end OF the Diaz regime or whether
1t will result In strengthening the aged
rulers stand Is a question that ofi-
would not discuss.
The opinion was expressed In many
quarters that the retirement of the
Diax cabinet was the contingency
which President Taft had in mind
when he ordered the troops to the
Mexican frontier. 1t Ii known that
the president decided upon the TEX
as rnaneuvers" soon after he had re-
ceived information Of an alarming
character from Mexico. Many believe
that Mr. Taft. fearing the results of
the strong oiigarchy which has grown
up around President Dfaz, decided
upon the nrst irtimation of the nkeli-
hood Of such a move to have American
soldiers and warships within striking
distance Of Mexico for the protection
of American property and lives there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
SHOOTING STORY A MYTH.
General Duncan Hears Truth About
Preside Reports.

San Antonio, Tex. March 2n.-Ac-
scording TO the official report received
by Brigadier General Joseph w. Dun
can. commander OF the department of
Texas. from Lieutenant William r.
Taylor. who Is temporarily in COM
mand Of the Third cavalry patrol at
Preside. on the Mexican border. there
Is M evidence to show that a patrol
OF cavalry men was fired on by Mex.
lean federal troops on Wednesday. at
least not intentionally. The informa-
ton, which was supplemented by a
report made in person by Captain
Andrew w. Williams, who has re-
turned to Fort Sam Houston from his
post at Preside to collect some Of the
belongings of his men. has led Gen
eral Duncan to believe that the United
States deputy marshal who forwarded
the news of an overt act on the part
OF the Mexican troops to San Antonio
was prompted more by zeal than by
discretion.
Lieutenant Tayior's message to Gen
erai Duncan said that Sergeant Long
and four men had reported TO him
that they had been ared upon by the
fsderals opposite the town of 0jinaga
and that they had been forced TO take
cover to avoid danger. Tha lieutenant
carefully investigated the complaint
and submitted TO General Duncan that
there was no evidence to show that
the Mexican troops had deliberately
fred upon shs patrol"
IN the opinion OF General Duncan
and Captain Williams there In non
likely TO be any correspondence be
tween Washington aud City of Mexico
pertaining TO the adventure OF Ser
geant Long and his four companions
General Duncan has moi received
word OF the arrival In Terlingug OF
Lieutenant ~semeryille. who started
from Marathon Tuesday night Of the
head % Z .rcop OK tbs Third cavalry
90 maks the ninety-dve mills hiks ID
the mining town st the bottom OF
Brewster county, II was expected
that the troops weuid arrive sd Ter
ilnsna Friday. but Alpine has heard
from ranches along tins Has OF maarrh
thai there was q cioudbuFsg Ia ths
Panther fansa. ever which ths Ga yalvy
troop must paas. and that there waa .
strong possibility thar 8 porzsca ae 90
trait had he@n wsshsd oae.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
'BICAMIST TO
BE ARRESTED
Clever Ruse TO Get Louis
Hult in New York.

Louis HUT, alleged bigamist, who
ia said to have abandoned his wife
on April 8, 1900, for another wo-
man, Is expected to be arrested this
afternoon through the efforts OF De-
~tective Sergeant Long In the Penn-
~sylvania railroad station. New York.
where he has consented to meet his
wife In an effort to effect a reconcil-
iation.
Wife No. 1. who is Mrs. Matilda
HUT, of $50 Davidson avenue, dis
lowered early this month that her
husband was married to another wo-
man at Flushing, L. /. She went to
see him and he admitted his identity.
Mrs. Hult says that ne looked the
same as he did when he left her
| eleven years ago. The man wanted
to patch things up somehow but did
not want to leave his new spouse.
Bigamy proceedings were started
against him by Mrs. Hult, but to
date nothing was effected along this
line.
Husband Planned Meeting.
1t was then arranged that Mrs.
Hult and her long absent husband
were to meet today at 2 o'clook IN
the Pennsylvania station In an ef-
fort to fix things up to the mutual
satisfaction of all concerned. This
was the husbands idea But Mrs.
Hult wants revenge. Eleven years
of abandonment and non-support
through the influence of other wo-
men are not to be forgotten In an IN
slant.
This morning Mrs. Hult called up
on Recorder hehoe at police head
quarters to see what con1d be done
to punish her alleged bigamist bus
band without delay. Complications
of an Interstate nature made the
case a difficult n to fathom out. 1t
was decided that the easiest way to
get at Hult was through the crimes
,act of 1903. which makes abandon
ment and non-support a misde nea-
nor punishable by one year In state $
prison, or $500 fine, of both. 1t
was decided to a%pprehend him on
this charge Is POSSIBLE. Aecompa-
MED by Detective Sergeant Long,
Mrs. Hult went to New York this
morning to meet her husband. II he
appears at the rendezvous he will
be arrested.
Discovered Through Friend.
All trace Of Hult was lost for over
a decade until recently Andrew Dohl,
as told in the NEWS early this
month. met Mr.. Hu1t in Flushing
and spoke to him. He denied his
identity. Mrs. Hult was inform i OF
the occurrence and had nc trouble in
recognizing 9Iult upon takingSa trip
to his present place of residence.
HUT is a carpenter by trade. Both
he and Mrs. Hult are Germans. They
met here years ago and lived har-
PLY together for a time, when Hult
disappeared, presumably with a Sta
ten Island girl. This girl is sup
posed to have died and Hult is I'M
iderstood to have married again and
established a home In Flushing.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
END THE CASE
IN KEANSBURC
Vics Chancellor Decides in
Favor of Olsen.

| Newark. March 25:-When James p.
| Wilson, Of 929 Pacific avenue, Jersey
CITY, wrote to Viee-ChaneNlor Howell,
few days ago that a certain John
IShafer, Of Hackensaek, is the owner
of a three-acre tract near Keansburg,
he was probably nawar that he was
making himself liable to punishment for
contempt of court.
| Had Wilson been in court yesterday
when Vice-C Chancellor Hawell was en-
gagged in the trial of a specific per-
Torrance suit involving that same tract
he would have been $50 informed.
Speaking of the letter and the gra-
| ~tuitous information 1t contained, the
vice-chancellor said.
"This statement was made absolute
ly to influence the court, and the writ
or committed an offense which might
be punished by fms or imprisonment.
In case | get any more correspondence
from the gentleman he will hear from
meIn a way he won t like.
aAnother man. the v~ice-chaneellor
went on to say, "has been HIM hmm
went on to say, "David l.. Peter, Of
this city. has been writing to me about
the case~of johnson against Johnson.
i The case does not come before me, but
that does not palliate Mr.. Peters Of
tense. He is liable to the same kind
of treatment as Wilson.
"I make this public announcement
so that people will understand that
they AVE no right to use any method
to influence the mud of the court in
any case or proceeding, no matter how
trivial it may be-"
l.. Tho ,1ot in diSprta was mart nj n
twenty-three acre tract sold by Her
bert D. Lloyd to Charles Carr. Carr
sold the three acres tc Christian L. Oh
sen, but the latter refused to- take
title, because the Shafer referred to
in the letter criticized by the vice.
chancellor asserted ownership.
1t appeared that he three-acre tract
had for years been occupied by a man
named Rudolph Ludlow, and before the
latter's occupancy by William Mat
thews.
Shafer, while not a party to the suit
claim of ownership. He told that he
in the land and to Matthews 81 for his
Interest.
The v~ice-chancellor decreed that Carr
snould BfVe OlSen u deeu TO the tract,
stating that neither Ludlow nor Mat
thews had had any interest to convey,
both having occupied the land as ten
ants, paying rent for such occupancy.
The decree, he said, would not be
binding on Shafer, as he was not a
party to the suit, and Olsen might have
to bring an e%jectment suit against
Shafer.
What Shafer produced in court in
support of his claim of ownership,
were merely quit claim deeds from
Ludlow and Matthews.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
.BOkRDER TOOK
FRENCH LEAVE

AT IL minutes to six last night, Cap
tain WiHam Miller, Of Hartmann g
hotel III Freut street, approached jus.
tice of ia Peace Piekersgin and said
that J. N. Myers, 9 bbarder, was about
to take the 5:07 train out OF town IN
order to escape paving his board bill.
He made q complaint TO the justice,
who deputised George w. Jolly to act
as constable to apprshsnd the a He
was picked up in a saloon while on
his way TO the train. When brought
before the justice he paid his board
bill of about all and departed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
D. OF P. HAD
SOM GU SIS

Great ~Poeahontas, Mrs. Stella Ran
hin and staff of great chiefs Of the
Degree Of Pocahontas, of the state vi
New Jersey made an official visit t.
Mohawk Council, No. SO at its meeting
In Red Men hall in this city last night.
Besides a large umpe of members
cut, there were visitors present from
fssyreyills, South Amboy and New
Brunswick present on this occasion.
After the usual formalities Of re
sewing the great chiefs and the speech
making that followed, refreshments
wers served and . social time enjoyed
until q LATER hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
TSAYREv|LLES STATEN

Elizabeth, March 25.-Foliceraan Be
dell yesterday morning arrested on sus
picion Albert Yeskinsky, a Young man
who had a suit case and IN umbrella
in his possession He was coming from
the Elizabeth station. The officer learn
ed later that the. articles were stolen
from Andrew Wuek, of Sayreville, who
was waiting for a train at the station.
The owner identified the goods and he
promised to appear against the prisoner
In the City Criminal Court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
MORE TESTS
BY FIREMEN

Tests are being held nightly by
Protection Hook g. Ladder Company
and Line In Engine Company. AS
the alarm sounds the three taps at
8 o'clock each night the companies
test their speed with Harvesting
their horses and hauling their ap-
paratus on Che street. A close con-
test took place Thursday night In
which the Hooks" beat the "Lfnks"
out On TIE street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
POLICE RIDE
ON TR0LLEYS
City Attorney lns'ructs THIN
--Uniforms Unnecessary.

The police department received in
Etructions today from city attorney
Hommann T. ride en- trolley ears un
der the new state law which exempts
police officers from paying trolley fares
whether or not they are in uniform
Until the passing " this law the off
Gers eousd not ride on the trolleys un.
Less they were in uniform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
HOUSE AT HIGHLANDS
Is PARTLY DESTROYED
.pectar TO tke EVENrNg NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Highlands, March 25-Yesterday
morning about 1880 O'Clock fire
started In the home of John Koran
and destroyed the entire upper part
of the house. The timely arrival OF
the fire d~eparement saved the great
er part OF the furniture. The origin
Of the nra Ia unknown. The loss Is
about 5000 with. no insurance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
ALEX CURRIE
BUYS HOUSE

Alexander Currae has purchased the
house and lot at 81 Jefferson street
xgom the estate of John HoTnsby.
about half an acre plot OF the same
sstafa has bssa sold to Jsns p. Yves
fsygaard. Both transfers were made
shrough tbs Fraser bsethess' agency
az this sety.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
Tsfs Has ap,rs gx.s

Washington. March 25.-Calisss at
asss White House found President
IaSe wearing q pair Of smoked = .
8laaNss. His right sye Ia badly in,
6ams6. sud the president thinks se IL
an attack cG ~plnk eye.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
waterways Assocta.ion,

The Staten Island Sbund Deep
Waterways Association is planning a
'rousing meeting for Wednesday, April
s, to push the movement for the sur
Iyeying Of the water approaches to
Perth Amboy in preparation for their
deepening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
WITNESSES TO
Be EXAMINED

Joseph u. Stricken viii leave for
HTriseiIi, Ind, tomorrow for . four OF
ave days trip In tho interests Of Elliott
q k~sschner, who are suing the Raritan
Copper Works for alleged Infringement
ON patents. The defendants have pro
ducsd several witnesses who will be
examined by Mr.. Stsisker In the Hoos-
|ier state. Mr. Stricken win make the
trip via the Pennsylvania railroad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
Eunerar Of ssrn. Eraare.

The funeral Of Mrs. Michael
EraaAe. mother o< MrS, Michael
flynn. Of lhia city. was held this
gnoraing srona her tats residence,
|fss Meam0Nth street., Newark zn-
tagssans followed im Newark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
The Strength 81 Local $ecuritie;

was never more strikingly demonstrates
than last week. when. notwithstanding me
slump ia the New York market. when Iolc
lowed the announcement OF the decision -
the Railroad Rate case. the local Marcy
remained steady. closing with undimlnlsneo
demands and with prices practically UNI
changed.
Predictions of increased business aud FUR
Their advances in prices are current among
many local investors of sound Judgment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-08-30
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