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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28
HANNA SURELY CANDI-
DATE FOR GOVERNOR

Congressman L. B Hanna will pos
itively be a candidate for governor.
Tho congressman told a M1not man
this one day last week. Mr.. Hanna
VIM mako formidable candidate, and
tho chances are good for his election.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28

for welcome addresses and discussed
the question Of multiplicity of denom-
nations and the meager salaries paid
to ministers, especially home mis-
sioners.
The Hon. J. A. Buchanan, the re.
firing moderator was unable to be
present. as was also DR.. Phillips who
has not missed a meeting for twenty.
five years. DR.. Phillips is very Ill.
The meetings last all week, closing
Friday night. Eminent speakers will
b at each evening service.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28
FINE FIELD OF ALFALFA.

AS fine a sight as one would care
to see is the alfalfa field on the
falfa has been cut and the piles stand
thick in the field. The alfalfa was
sown June u. A picture Of the field
was sent to Bismarck to be placed Oh
exhibit at the exposition.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28

where he was working at his trade.
Quite number from Surrey took
dinner in the Dierdorff cook car,
south of town on Sunday.
Several from here attended the fair
last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28

DAHLQUIST BUYS WEST HOTEL
NJ. T. Dahlquist, the land man,
bought the West Hotel from Stephen
Gulseth thru tho F. w. Youngmau
agency. He will remodel the place.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28
SELLING HOME GROWN MELONS

SECCTNG HOME GROWN MEEONS
Edward Nelson brot load Of fine
watermelons to this city Wednesday
and disposed Of them readily. When
10 saw him that day. his pocketbook
was crammed full of money and he
was looking for someone to assist
him in carrying it. Mr.. Nelson
raised several hundred fine melons.
as we'll as a number Of musk melons.
This is the first time in the history
of Minot when home grown melons
were sold in any quantity.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28
BROUGHT PRISONERS BACK

Sheriff Ed. Kelly has returned
from Moosejaw, Sask., with the pris-
oners who are alleged to have done
some wholesale stunts in the robbery
line recently. It was necessary to
secure requisition papers before the
men would return.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28

Chas. Andersen of Minneapolis, one
Of the we'll known hide dealers, was
the guest Of g. A. Harthouse, who
was formerly employed by the firm Of
of Andserch Bros. Mr.. Andserch was
enroute to Montana on business,
W. M. Smart of the Optic, has been
visiting friends at his old home, Wild
Rose, Wis.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28

The Feldman pool hall at Berthold
was 'ansacked Sunday night of last
week, $50 being stolen. For some
reason the thieves overl. liked s35 in
silver. Local characters prob ably did
the work, probably someone familiar
with the combination Of the safe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28
SURPRISE FOR the HUNTERS

=; farewell party was held this &c
ming at the home of Rev. and Mrs
w. c. Hunter, who will leave this
week for Terry, Mont, where Mr..
Hunter is in charge Of the Presby-
terrain church. A number Of their old
time friends gathered and among
those present was their daughter
Mrs. Hayford OF Minneapolis. A good
time is always enjoyed at the hospi
table Hunter home.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28

A Devils Lake hotel was ordered
closed by the hotel inspector. much
of the furniture taken into the yard
and burned, where many lives were
reported lost.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-28
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK OPEN.

POSTAL SAVINGS BANK OPENS.
The postal savings banl- opened TO-
day. An Independent representative
called upon Mrs. Murphy, postmis-
tress, and she informs us tina she
is not permitted to dlvulg. any Of
the secrets Of the business. which is
regarded by our Uncle Samuel as
strictly private. We understand, how.
ever, that there were two or three
depositors. The postal savings de-
posts In Minot are not apt to crawl
up very rapidly, owing to the fact that
there is such a demand for money at
SO much higher rates.
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p1NKERroN DETECTIVE .....
.. ..... AZ VISITS MlNor
J. Il. Hamilton, who 10 IN The e0un-
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LIST OF JURORS

List Of Men Who viii Serve on Pc
tit Jury at Term Of County
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
SEEN ABOUT HOUSES


Reports to the police of providers
about residences in a number OF
sections of this city dfring the
hours Of night have been numerous
of late. Within the past two days
1t was reported that suspicious char
acters we're seen about the residence
of John J.. Harper, at 223 State
street; Tomaschof. at AS State
street, and Mrs. Heating. at AIS Dit
vision street. 1t was reported to the
police that two men pried open q
front windew In the Harper resi-
dence Monday night
Roundsman Morris and Patrolman
Quinn made a detailed investigation
about the residence of Mr.. Tomas
choff and Mrs. Ketting found no
signs of burglars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
REJECTED WIFE
CREMATED
Saturated Self With Oil and
Jumped Into Bushes.

Springfield, n. T., Oct 1a-Lying In
a clamp of blazing bushes, chsrred al
most beyond recognition. the body OF
AIRS. Harriet E, Schneider was found
near her husbands hotel here. Her
hair and clothing had been consumed.
The police said the u had com
mitted suicide by setting FIRE to the
pushes and jumping into them.
The woman's act is said to have
been caused by the refusal of her hus-
band to take her back. They had
been living apart since last Christmas.
Recently lie obtained an interlocutory
divorce decree. but her attorney. Ell
mer Ashmead Of Jamaica had 1t set
aside. The ease Is still pending.
Al month ago Mrs. Schneider at
tempted suicide at Rockavay Beach
BY drinking carbolic acid she said
then that she tried to die because
without the companionship of her hus-
band life was not worth living.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
NO CRIME IF REVOLVER
lS EXPOSED TO VIEW

20. rav
reW b~rnhsWich, Wy. n
Faut was an iunocs3s mar
he aaaht AhoW ny Aeu
chaEkeu WIFE caffytAs . SoASea,su
weapon ana IN court fecentiy hs en-
tered q plea OF guilty. Suose Dats
seemed 70 eaAe the Iiea g !
s*ylng thae the man shouiu nsse sae
services OF cosfssi 70 see = ehsae
were any extenllauhg eifcu II asss,
"A CONVICTION OF carrying y eohssaseu
Weapon As q serious kalns "a uase
Daiy court ana the Juuse 1oeo ~
want 70 SEND men 70 lpf1soh al'isss
ne Is fuhly sarisned that the effcuin-
stances warrant e. 49,.
80. lawyer water van oieAas
was assigned 10y ue1end me man anu
investigated and learned that faui
MAG 1hst U the revolver ne nau
In bis pocket when arrested and was
on ms way nome Win II. ohuer ene
law ne hau a peTfect fisnL 70 carry ~
home. He a the storekeeper, a
woman VIC nag soiu tns wsapoI "
aim, IN court 10y 10 TESTIFY bae
he was not caiiea upon 1or any ae-
tense. The states witnesses cleareu
Paul
They Saw we hesoiseF-
anne McGoWn, the onieer wno A.
rested Paul, FRANK Lewis, TINS tIoiiey
conductor Pm whose car rAui fau Ila-
den, and John Hhatlsen' Inc tly'l1oi-
mar OF the car, were All asreeu eias
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

! Sealed proposals will be received
until 4 o. M, November 2, 1911, by
Charles X. Seaman. City Treasurer,
at the Office of the City Treasurer,
Perth Amboy, N. j., for the pur-
chase of
$4,000 Az per cent. coupon
Street Improvement Bonds OF the
denomination of $1,000 each. dated
November i, 1911, and to mature
November /, 1926, interest payable
semi-annually. May / and November
d.
$4,000 AZ per cent. coupon
School Bonds of the denomination
OF $4,000 each, dated July 1, 1911
and to mature July j, 1941, interest
payable semi-annually January !
and July /.
Principal and Interest of both Is
sues are payable at the Office Of the
City Treasurer of b City Of RartA
Arnpuy
Each proposal must be enclosed
In d sealed envelope marked Pro
lposal for Bonds addressed to the
City Treasurer. nnd accompanied BY
d certified check for two per cent OF
the par value OF the bonds bid for,
All bids shall be considered to carry
accrued interest from date Of Issue
Of bonds to date of delivery Of the
same.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
1890 le-18-20rZ3-2B11=
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
ODD FELLOWS
AT MATAWAN
Big District Meeting Attend
ed by Many Lodges.

Matawan, Oct. 18.-Knickerbock-
er Lodge, No. So, /. O. @. f., enter
tains Loyalty Monday night in con-
junction with the district meeting
of District No. Is, which was att
tended by representatives. from
lodges at New Brunswick, South
Ambey, ~5potswood, J~amesburg and
by Grand Master William T. Rob-
bins and his staff. The meeting was
held In Knickerboeker lodge,
claimed by many to be one OF the
finest In this section OF the state,
and addressed by Grand Master Rob
bins, Deputy Grand Master Charles
A. Woodruff, Grand Secretary Harry
s. Pine and Past Grand Chaplain Rev
B. G. LippiDcott.
Past Gand Master Peter Gordon,
OF New Brunswick lodge. No. s, was
elected district duty grand master
to succeed F.. Howard Lloyd, of
Knickerbocker. who presided Mon
day night. The district deputy is
elected every six months. Two APP
plieations for membership In the To-
cal lodge were favorably acted upon.
Seyenty-ive Odd Fellows were
present.
Following the meeting a bountifuI
banquet was served in Geran's hall
by a committee of ladies. The grand
lodge officers and Rev. Samuel
Bowers made after dinner speeches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
SAYS SHE GOT
SHORT WEIGHT

Complaint was registered with tho
police yesterday about q chicken
dealer who, 1t was declared. had
given short weight and short
changed" Mrs. M. Shapiro, OF New
Brunswick avenue Mrs. Shapiro de-
cJares she did business with the
chicken peddIer and when found she
tsndbesn xuAnalsd appaaIad&ta Pa
trolman Timothy i. Quinlan. She
complained In q strenuous manner
against the of1ichen dealer, telling
the officer that she had been given
short weight and short change as
we'll.
The policemen received her conf
plant aud entered 1t at headquarters
and he advised the woman to bring a
civil action against the dealer in the
district court, II Mrs. Shapiro II
persistent with her complaint the
subject will most likely be brought
to the attention of Henry Toft,
sea1er Of weights and measures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
CRANBURY MAN
WINS HIS CASE
Asbury Parker Must Pay Him
for the Horse Purchased.

New brunswick. Oct. 1R-Judge
Lloyd said that he didn't Intend 70
let hat Eever3tt horse suit occupy
a whole daysin the circuit court, but
1t did IN spite OF all hat the judge
could do to hurry IT along. And az
ter be had concluded It he couldn't
take up another case, because there
was was Just one lone iuryman left
in the court room and he couldn't
very we'll try the next case.
Isaac Everitt won the horse case.
A Jury promptly gave him a verdict
of $3.50, all the Cranbury man
claimed. Peter O'Neill and his wife,
who had waited to hear the ytrdict,
went back to their home at Asbury
Park disheartned. Lawyer Charles
e. Cook didn't wait to hear the YER
dict.
A $3.50 horse case Is unusual In
the circuit court. And it was a SUI
preme court case at that. The
O'Neflls claimed that Eeritt had Civ
en- the horse to replace one that had
died of pneumonia shortly after they
bought 1t, a claim which was stout
ly denied.
And the end Is not yet, for there
is another suit against the O'Neills
on a note for $3.50 given for a team
of horses originally bought, one of
which, the OsNeilis claim, this horse
replaced. Senator Stlzer represented
Everitt, who is q former county
freebooter, a farmer and horse deal
er.
IAN Alone"
At the conclusion OF this case,
Judge Lloyd ordered the sheriff to
draw a jury for the trial of the suit
OF Kelly against the Bayonne Steel
Company. The court officers looked
dismayed. One jury OF twelve men
had gone out In the horse case. An
other jury of twelve men wal busy
In Judge Da1yss court and another
jury OF twelve men who had lust
finished q criminal case, and had
been discharged BY Judge DAILY I'M
til this morning, having put In a
good days work.
How many jurymen are there
hereg" asked Judge Lloyd. stand
mp"
William MessuaahI, Of North
brunswick, stood up. He was the
only one.
Judge Lloyd decided to hold
court early this morning and con-
stables were sem out to notify Jury
nlent to be ON hand at 9 O'clock,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

4 Following is the program for the
Msddlesex county teachers instl-
tute to be held In Metuchen. octo-
Der 80:
Instructors.
DR.. S. Parkes Cadman, Brooklyn,
Or. e. r. Johnstone, superin-
tendent School for Predetermined
Children. Vineland. N. j.
Dir. Charles s. Judd, Dean of the
School of Education, University OF
Chicago,
Or. viii d. Howe, Head of the
English Department Indiana Uni
versity, Bloomington, Ind.
Miss Patty Smith Hill. Professor
of Kindergarten Education,
ers' College, Columbia University,
New York city.
Forenoon Session.
9:304Opening exercises.
10: 0e@saThe Dignity and Duty OF
the Teachers Position Dr.. Cad
man.
IIs00-@The Child Who Falls
Behind and What to Do for Him."
DR.. Johnstone.
Afternoon Session.
2s00-Address, State Commits
sioner Calvin N. Kendall.
2s15@Reading and It's Practical
Applications DR.. Judd.
s3:00-"The Study and Teaching
5f English Composition" DR.. Howe.
Dr. Howe will address teachers OF
the seventh, eighth and high school
grades
3s00-.The Relation of Play and
Work In Modern Education" Miss
Hill. Miss Hill will address teach
ers of the kindergarten and first
nix grades.
4sN0-Reception to State Com
missioner Calvin N. Kendall.
Note.-Meeting OF the Midd1esex
County Branch Of the s. T. r. F.,
at 1880 O'Clock. Illustrative exhibit
In basketry by pupils OF the cities,
b0roughs and townships.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
fAy0Rs PAROLE SYSTEM.
A~ttsrrsy General Would Extend It 70
Include AEffers."

Include "Lffers-"
Omaha. Neb.. Oct IS.-Attorney Cen
eral Wiekersham In an address before
The American prison congress here adj
Tecsted the extension OF the parole
bystcin iD American prisons 20 cover
life prisoners and gave q number Of
statistics gathered since the adoption
Of the parole system In government
prisons. In part Mr.. Wickersham said:
Punishment In some form or other
II still necessary to prevent crime.
TAis IL especially the ease at this time,
W1aan divers economic forces are
etruggltng with each other for the
mastery In the state and where laws
are enacted through the influence OF
one class or classes to control the ac-
kton or another class who are unwiil-
tag to accept them as rules Of action
Observation-Disclosures of the wisdom o.
Justice Of the legislative policy which
they embcag."
Iii closing the attorney general said
s1YizNs since tfse PAROLE law vas placed
opesa1tpr last year but one single
narisotaar Ind violated hts parole
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
MAPLE GROVE AWARD
PRIZES TO MEMBERS

AT a meeting of Maple Grove No.
S. Woodmen Circle, In It's rooms In
Moose hall last night, three prizes
were awarded to members. Mrs.
Closkey. of William street. received
a handsome sofa pillow; Miss Wall
lace, of Brighton avenue, q Japanese
chocolate set, and Mrs. A. G. 6kiYm,
of State street, five dollar gold piece.
After all business was transacted re-
freshments we're served. Miss Vein
gard, of Washington street, furnish
ed the musie, rendering several se-
leetions on the piano. which were
highly appreciated. All present voted
the entertainment a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
PRICE ON AN Ex-WcERoY.
w chens's Capture Worth $500, 40.
afdin To Eeport.

Yu Cheng's Capture Worth $500, Ac-
cording to Report.
Feking. Oct. 1s.-Tile reyointionaries
have offered a reward Of LOCO taals
$500 for tho capture OF Fx-Vsceroy
I'm Cheng or Hupah- The steeroy.
who was vevs unpopular. made his es-
cnfe Oh a gunboat when the rebels
captured Wslchang. The government
afterward cashiered him, but ordered
that he return to the scene of action
and retrieve his reputation. He has
not returned.
Manchn IN are adopting Chinese
dress in order to save their lives. The
rebels In file south have been slaugh
tering all hIHnchus irrespective OF sex
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

New Britain. Conn, 0ef. 18.-George
Powers IS dead here after three at
teznpls at Inicide. oil made since his
marriage d week ago. Three days
after his wedding he cus his thront
with d penknife, the next day he made
q suicide attempt with his wife's bat
rim. and Sunday night in the presence
iii his bride he slashed bis throat with
1 razor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

New Yoxs, Oct. giuseppe Costa
Bile. called b The Ise7iee tie tbraias
Of tho EtAslK Hsspts. sxfaa MRS convicted
undas fna Sn5ivap lax 1a9 AaeaAs d.
h0saN aEF his saAt. wsa zeaa
nor l@a sAas Elsfae HNRI d half ysars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
REGULAR DENTISTS TO FIGHT
EIsction Of ofscers by Insurgents He
gal, They Contend.

Trenton, N. j., Oct. 1S.-An answer
to the salt started by the 9~insufgeaat"
members OF the State Dental society
was fied By eve regular officers Of
the organization. The suit is to deter
mine the right to Office OF men chosen
by the rival factions. There are~tWe
sets OF ofieers. The defendants are
Or. Charles Meekers pr. Herbert $.
Eutpbeu, Dr.. Henry a. Huli, Dr.. Ella
nc. Hind and Moore Stevens.
The defendants assert the meeting
at which other members were elected
was Illegal. The insurgents IL IL
charged, took advantage of an ordinary
lecture meeting 10 elect amid scenes
OF great confusion" the Officers who
now are trying to gain control OF the
society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
Parosed On serIons Charge.

Steve Tylko, twenty-three years
old, of Ito Chauneey street, arrest
ed yesterday on a charge Of rape
preferred by Miss Agnes urbans OF
Pulaski Avenue, was paroled last
night for Il hearing some time next
week He was apprehenqed yester-
day BY City Marshall ~. ~. Walters
and aFraigned before Recorder Hem
ry w. Kehoe last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
Isesigas from Chassis.

New Brunswick. Och. l8.-The
Chassis of New Brunswick met yes
terday afternoon at Mlddlebush aud
accepted fhe Resignation of thsi
president. Rev. f. +. B. Reynolds. of
spotswood. who wiI take a charge
in New York state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
GERMAN WILL COMMAND.

Admiral Of Far East Squadron On
May TO Hankcw.
Berlin, Oct. 1s.-The admiral com-
manding the German far cast squad
ron has been ordered to Hankow,
ssilere ue Is due touay- AS be will be
the senior naval officer on the spot, It
"a expected that be will assume su-
prenle command of the foreign war.
ships and any international landing
parties. The japanese admiral. Kiwa-
shinaa, IL now in command Of the joint
naval forces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
THOMAS A. EDISON TO
GET A NOBEL PRIZE
Special b. uBited Press Wire,

NFctFII GW E'HFFtH FTSH7 y wv --
Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. H.
1t is reported here today that the
Nobel prize for the most distia~
guighed achievement IN cfyies would
be awarded this year 10 Thomas
Alya Edison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
WAS CLIMBING
IN HER WINDOW
Young Woman Of New Mar
ket Accuses Young Man.

about the identification OF James NC
Mahon In Judge Days court yester-
day afternoon. She said that she
had only known Mcmahon about
eight months before and had known
his name but a month before the
night she had found him climbing
into the window of her bedroom last
July, but she was sure.
Charles h. TindeIl, who defended
Mcmahon, wanted to know how she
had learned his lame. She said that
one day he came along the street in
front OF their home in New Market
while she was sweeping OFF the
porch.
Great Scott" he had exclaimed,
'syou are making enough dust to
choke q man."
Then he yelled in the yard to her
father a hearty hello and her
She was interested enough to ask
her father who that man WAS aud he
had told her 1t was Jim Mcmahon
She Turned Him Down.
One time after that she had gone
to a dance in Dunellen, with some
New Market friends, she said, and
McMahon had followed her up all
night and had persisted In getting q
dance.
"He was all the time coming up
and asking me and I didn't want to
dance with him and / finally told him
so. He was pretty persistent aud I
was Just as persistent In refusing
him. He was not In q very nice con-
dition to ask q girl to dance with
=. ,.,ta. ~ ma .n.d a.
90 ~ asaasn, ene - I",a 80
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So - $3.50 LILY nsar.pon
81 ~ % ssa @anaen
~. - 80 $50 ~ hse,,es ~.
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.sp.ns nana J, sha hos araaa n
bar sather Gaorue rarsss nthara,s ]
~ ~ rsas1
H.saa. Msna. x-s.nx.bo.
paaa $500 800 49, ~ go
r;vbt ~ na a,aas4 - ~ nen
hut III w,fa hasra s-aroeaya run
oianr tba vsrd sna IL ans b4s
twanfv-ysar.e,a sar Genrpa vent
o,,t
I'VE sac rcbaa araund We yonnd
q ladder nnt m aaaansf tha side of
horse ;, said M rorsaI ssIf no.
longed "a Rnnvan q K9suser who
next door. Then wa went into
the houge ana / was ahout r. make
4 cun ar coffee whan 4 Hooked Arr
the door ana exclaimed. sMv Cad !
nan ii out there now I was fright
ened with INV son + went ouf r.
had seer tha man In Klauaars ward
but ha had gone when We went ont
WE went o,11 on tha street ana saw
! man gntno down tha straef .EJavA
there + called pretty sharn AZ him
kant N poinr and % aftar hin |
rhen he s1,ddenJv turned around and
haek tawaTd n Cant q feI-]
All an annIa r he wants 49,
,s,,aa Tim sar 4 was lin MeMahon
gnYYrrYyfrsr III ANA fe~wn~era
scareA as we were.r
La sherlock Holmes.
4h5 ladder had been taken from
Klauser,s yard, Mr.. KIauaer tasta1ed
And then came the Sherlock Holmes
Klauser had found q pipe. g
short stem hriar. He had picked 1t
an In his yard near where the spot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

Austrian Warahip to HankoAs.
Ylenia#. Get 1s.-The Austrian war
min Kaiser Franz has been ordered to
leave Shanghai at once for Hankow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
THREE LOCAL MEN ARE
GUILTY OF AN ASSAULT
Epscsol 20 the

New Brunswick, Oct. 1s:-Peter
Conda, Stove canning and Frank
Meyers, Of Perth Amboy, we're con-
victed In court yesterday afternoon
Of assaulting George JanaviIz, a
butcher OF that place. The case
occupied all of yesterday mornings
session and a part of the afternoon
session. Russell II. Watson repre-
pen*oa Il gtate and Cherries Hs&Tin-
dali appeared for the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

You'll and II IN the NEWs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18
PROGRAM FOR
THE THE TEACHERS


Following is the program for the
Msddlesex county teachers fnstir
tute to be held La Metuchen. Octo-
Der 80:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-18

The following jury heard the case.
Augustus B. Smith, AlberIus G.
Saunders, John Streubei. Chauncey
=, Gnlick, Harry Parsons, John Ru-
pei. George v. Phillips, Harry T.
Tice, William Giboth, Harry cowper+
thwaite. Thomas Meacham, Charles
Walters.
McMHahoh made a total denial
when called this morning as the hrst
witness in his own defense. He says
everything that napnena eyer there
Is blamed on him.