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The evening world., 1911-03-29
Young wagner Given Award.

NEW HAVEN, March 20. Young Wagner a
New York and Al. Lynch, h%antamweight cham
p.0n ot Canada, fought u fast hftecn-round bon
ietore tie Amazon A; e Martin, Canole. a.,
but the popular decision VA, that II Wa evan,
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Will Battle Six Rounds
at Pittsburg Next Tues
day Night.
BY IOHN

TlA1MY GARDNER, OF Lowell. Mass.
who is considered one OF the best
= men In the middlewe!ght division.
will be the next opponent of Frank
Klaus. tho sturdy and hard hitting
lighter OF Pittsburg. who beat Montana
Jack Sullivan IN three rounds at the
Fairmont A. c. and also knocked out
Willie Lewis at the same club a few
months ago. Gardner and Klaus were
matched to-day TO battle for Fix rounds
At the big Duauesne Garden In Pittsburg
on next Tuesday night. Gardner has a
decision over Klaus. having beiten him
In Boston. The match between Klaus
and Hugo KeNy Of Chicago scheduled
for the ArTnory A. A. OF Boston n April
1 has been declared of Cor good.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
JAMEs'E SULLIVAN. sEcRErARYrnrAs
Harry rorb.s Draws v1th CouIon,

KENOsHA, Wis, Mar,h 20 HAIR Forb,,
protol tia' he va, not q member n te bow.
and out club by gp'ng Yen s'1sh.ug rnulI, MI,
champion johnny tpulou, l., stretching ma,lc,
but .yCY .Slshay l.rbf' could he g,rcn a lraa.
he seemed 20 he tr'ls. he came back Win can
ucs. strength and if.lFtr.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

With the hope ~ Inducing Jim Sullivan, the
English middle weigh champion. to meet jimmy
Clsbbv. the American fighter. In a twenty-round
bout for the English title. Hugh Mcintosh. the
Australian and English fight promoter, has offered
Sullivan 81 900 fir his end. II IL thought that
sullivan viii! accept the offer as he has been
holding ost for the money.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Worthy Substitutes for All Pc
sitions-Johnson Plays Re-
markable Game at Third.

'prom STAFF CORRESPONDENT ~ Ths Drenins World
With the Team
Atlanta. Ga. March %.
KHORE and more every day ~ en-
phasis draw n on the strength or
the infeld that Hal Chase Will
sport on the Hilltop this year. The maxi
ing OF a weak spot seems an impossl-
bility. Nothing short OF a wholesale
wiping out OF the present team can
make the club weak so far as infeld po-
s'tions are concerned. II II so happens
that anything happens TO a regular Il
seems that n fellow is pu. IN just az
strong as tho one who IL obliged to
retire.
We have been singing the praises of
the great work little Gene Elliott has
been doing ut third since he Joined the
club. Well. Gene got a kink IN his arm.
and all he could do with a ball was to
push II from him. He had no snap to
his throws. Chase gave him a rest and
stuck Otis Johnson on the Job. Never
for a moment did we think that the big
fellow could cavort around that bag the
way he did yesterday. The way he
played made & look like his natural po-
s!tion and some OF the other boys from
now on will have to do some awful big
stunts to take Otis away from that
place.
Johnson Like Jimmy Collins.
On short hits toward third, Johnson Is
there like a duck, very much like the
way Jimmy Collins used to be when M
was the king OF the third sackers. Otis
just ate up everything that those At
lanta boys wanted TO swat down his
way. and with a throw as straight as
II 1t had been shot out OF a cannon WIS
sent to the right place. Not the sem
blance of a misplay did the sturdy fell
low make. and then the bat. Shades
Of Dan Brouthers! What a walloper,
II Just seemed that Otis had tound his
long lost home n third and was try
ing 10 show his appreciation to the old
folks. Right Off the reel he stung out a
advantage or the centre iielder's mo.
mentary juggling and hiSed Z for sec.
ond and got there. The next time VI
he got another safe smash. ana TIL.
time stole second. Again he strobe Il
the bat and clo.ted another single and
aagin plltered tho second cushion. Il
looked like he was going to stea! tht
/, grand stand the way he was steallna
things around there; but no got anothel
safe one In hts fourth time to bat. aut
finished the day with 1000 per cent. AM
The evening world., 1911-03-29

Dan Morgan and his great little fighter, Knock
on. Brown. are working hard 20 secure money Tor
the families Of the unfortunatcs who were lost in
the hig fire last SATURDAY. Morgan apd Brown
are taking mp collections at every one OF the box
ing clubs. aud have 90 far got together s1sI. Il.
At Browns Gymnasium stag they realized $3.50
ut tile Fairmont 4. e. s8J.4o. and At the Olym'
mic L L kn2 40
The evening world., 1911-03-29

Jack Dillon. the Indianapolis middl. weight
who has been winning 30 many fights in the West
during the last few months. will make his debut
In the FIRST At the Armory A. A. ot Boston on
next Tuesday nicht. He will meet Frank Mantell.
the HUSKY fighter Of psvtucke;, Il. l., IN a
twtlve-round bout. IL Dillon can heat Mantel
he will get plenty Of fights IN the East.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
sEddie Murphy whips Ikohier.

: 81 boston fbo1ei. Won he swafd o,et' PAD
49,. :; tc,s,s!-13 81, y; A1a3y -, 3 (. :.
n .Siurphy would be defeated. ln the last r1unI
kkRlN managed 10 send a right and let Ia
\ ~ 20 hurt Murphy. 1ney had a number ui
|. sIehAnses and MurYhy did tue best work IN
IL them
The evening world., 1911-03-29

rscksy Mcfarland. who IL n met Tommy
Murphy in . ,en-round bout AZ the Fa!rmont A.
e. stag IN Tuesday night. wired TO Billy Gibson.
matchmaker Of the club. to-day stating that he
wonld arrive in New YORK from Chicago on Satur.
dav morning and would finish mp his training fot
the battle at cannon's Roadhouse at Weslchester.
Murphy vii, train for the 50 at a gymnasium N
Harlem
The evening world., 1911-03-29
New Workers Now Will Have
to Show Their Real
Fighting Spirit.
BY BULCER,

stan Correspondent Of The Evening World viii,
the tsam)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
WILL LECTURE ON THE
sunny SIDE OF LIFE"


One of those lectures that always
please and that keeps the audience
in good humor, will be given in the
Danish M. e. church Tuesday night,
October 10, at 8 o'clock under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society.
The lecture Will be given In English
by Rev. William Burd. His subject
is THE Sunny Side of Life" Mr..
Burd has spoken in many places and
has become very popular. Following
his appearance at Grace M. e.
el<rch. Newark, the Grace News,
the official paper Of that church
said:
THE Pastors Bible Glass gave. a
very pleasing entertainment in the
Sunday school room on Mednes-
day evening. The entertainer was
Rev. VIM. Burd, who gave his
bright and cheerful lecture, ''The
Sunny Side of Life" Our people
were more than pleased and have
requested Bro. Burd to come again"
The ladies are particularly anx
ious to have their English speaking
friends present. The proceeds are
to go toward paying for the i'm
prevements recently made at the
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
RYERSON HELD
IN $500 BAIL
Denies Shooting Two Oyster
men at Morgan.

Walter Ryerson, who is said to be
a bridgetender at ~Cheesequake creek
was held under $30D bail to avail.
the action of the grand jury on each
of two charges of shooting when ar
raigned before Justice of the Peace
H. e. Pickersgil1 last night. Macs
Nielsen and his brother, Martin j.
Nielsen, were the co~mplainants.
Each claim to have been shot while
digging oysters on grounds at the
side of Cheesequake creek on Sep
TENDER Is. MAIDS Nielsen was I'M
able to appear last night, being so III
from the effect of the shooting. Ry-
erson vowed vengeance, claiming he
would have the Nielsen brothers
prosecuted for violation of the oyster
laws and Tor trespassing on his prop
erty.
Ryerson pleaded not guilty to the
double charge of shooting the COM
plainants. He admitted shooting,
but said it was done only to scare
the Nielsen brothers away and II any
shot did hit them 1t was because 1t
glanced off the water. William s.
Dey became his surety and he was
allowed to go. With him at the
hearing were about ten friends and
neighbors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
CRASHES
THROUGH GATE
Passengers Have Narrow
Escape on Ferryboat.

A o or mor passengers IN the
ferryboat Perth Amboy, of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail-
road had a narrow escape from be-
ing run down shortly after 10 o'clock
last night, when large auto van
ran away down the Smith street hill
and crashed through the gates at
the ferry. The heavy van ran half
way the length of the boat which
was In the slip at the time, before
it could be brought to q stop. 1t was
lucky for the owners that the boat
was In the slip or else it would have
gone off the bridge into the water.
The van is owned by William Meg
erbach of 203 East Seventy-sixth
street. New York city, and was in
charge Henry Schank, chauffeur OF
of the same address. Both gates
were broken by the impact of the
big machine. The accident was
caused by the brakes refusing to
work. No ofb was injured, which
fact was largely due to Anton Carlo
the ticket chopper and the crew OF
the boat in getting the people out OF
the way when they saw the van COM
ing down the hill. The chauffeur
stuck to hJ post and brought the
van to a stop in the gangway of the
boat, tT throwing his wheel to one
side. 1t was uninjured and pro-
eeeded ACROSS the sound on the
1925 o'clock trip on it's way to
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
WOODBRIDGE ARCAnUM
HAS HONORED GUEST

Visitors from Middlesex Council
No. 100, of this city and Aber-
nethy Council No. 1905 of Railway,
were at the meeting of Woodbridge
Council No. 1743, Royal Areanum,
in its rooms in that place last night.
Besides these there was a large
gathering of the members of the To-
cal council.
The occasion of the large assem-
blage was an official visit of Grand
Regent Joseph Arnold, of Princeton
and Supervising Deputy Arthur H.
Hope, of this city, who both gave
an address during the evening.
Grand Regent Arnold gave an excel
lent talk on "Arcanum and What it
Stands for throughout the country"
At the session one candidate was
initiated and three applications
for membership were received. A
social tine followed and refreshments
we're served. Those who accompan-
led the supervising deputy from
here were T.. J. Hope, John Hansia
and Olaf Larsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
MAKE CHARGES
IN METUCHEN
TrumgD Person Asks Council
TO Act in Matter.
speesai 10 the EVENING NEWS

Metuchen, Oct. 3:-At the meet
ing of the borough council last night
Russell A. Watson, attorney for
Truman T.. Pierson, made formal
charges against Enes Fouratt, Dor
ough marshal here. The charges are
the result of an assault made upon
Mr.. Pierson by another person dur
ing a special election recently. The
matter was referred to the police
committee of the council and a date
will be fixed for a hearing.
The charges presented to the
council last night were as follows;
ITO the Honorable, the Mayor
and Common Council of the Borough
of Metuchen, in the County of Mid
dIesex, and State of New Jersey: =
Il, Truman T. Pierson, a resident
and citizen of the above borough,
do hereby prefer the following
charges against Enos Fouratt, Bor-
ough Marshal of the Borough of
Metuchen.
First. That on September s,
1911. while my wife and myself
were entering the vestibule of the
Metuchen yank building, on the way
to mi Office, which is In said bank,
fLilOS IT O4ibJt WEE SidtuiG6 III bilC
doorway of the said bank building
in uniform on duty, and was in. a
state Of ~intoxication, so much so
that upon leaving the building and
passing out the door be fell on the
sidewalk.
Second. That on said occasion.
In the presence Of my wife, he used
vile. profane and indecent language.
Third. That on September IL,
1911, In the bar room of LawIess'
IgatAi ia@Iba said Borough. the-said
Ehns Fouratt publicly threatened
that IL ne me me the next day he
would lay my head open with his
club.
Fourth. That on September IL,
1911, on election day, ! was at the
polls In the interest ~ Commission
Government. At about $40 a. m,
on Main street, one John T. Gedney,
In Inc presence OF said FouTatt as
Eaulted me, and knocked me about
the head and eyes fully nine times.
] made absolutely no resistance. and
the said Fouratt made no attempt
to arrest Gedney, or prevent any
further attack upon me, a peaceful
citizen Of the Borough. After Ged-
ney had committed the assault upon
me, the said Fouratt holding his
club in his hand, grabbed me by the
arm, saying and cursing me, If you
don't keep your mouth closed, / will
put you down; / will put you out,
you bastard ~whereupon Gedneb
made another attempt to assault me
= would respectfully present this
matter to your Honorable body, as a
citizen and taxpayer OF the Borough,
who ID entitled to the protection OF
the law, and the officers OF thai
law. AS it is now, I do not dare
walk the streets of the Borough UNI
accompanied at night. for fear, in
view OF the beasts Of F~ouratt, that
/ would be assaulted by him, or 9TH
erwise maltreated, and then accused
of being an aggressor. / think /
am entirely within my rights In de-
manding that an investigation be
made, by your Honorable Body, OF
the actions of this official. who, I
believe is a menac to the peace and
order of the community"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
INCREASE IN
THE REVENUE
Custom House Reports S144,
701 for Past Quarter.

According to the quarterly report
announced today by Deputy Collec-
tor George w. Eggert, the collec-
lions of the port of Perth Amboy for
the first quarter of the fiscal year.
including the months of July, Aug
ust and September, show an increase
of ~Sl9,501.96 owe the correspond
Ing period last year
During last month the collections
amounted to $45,772.34, or an In
crease over the August figures oil
$~6,133.54. Including the July fig
ures of $59,2S5.58, the total for the
quarter is $~144,701.72. In Septem-
Der, 1910, the collections amounted
to S~49,779.20, which was a slight
decrease of $4,O06.S6 for the CORE.
spending month this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
one YEAR AGO TODAY

About thirty journeymen plum
bers and helpers went ON strike In
this city for shorter hours and more
pay.
Rufus Blodgett, a former United
States senator OF New Jersey and
superintendent of the New York &
Long Branch Railroad Company,
died at his home in Long Branch.
Contracts for resurfacing Rector
street and for laying a bitulithic
pavement about the GARFIELD fire.
house were awarded by the Board o.
Aldermen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
CHARGES JURY
IN MONMOUTH
Justice Voorhees, Wants Strict
Attention Given.
spsssar 70 tie svENrNe NEWS.

Freehold, Oct. 3:@Justice viii
lard P. Voorhees, in his charge to the
new grand jury this morning made
it very clear that he wanted them to
investigate in detail all the liquor
cases brought to their attention, es-
pecially Sunday selling" The ques-
ton of Illegal registration and voting
on the primary day was also touch
ed upon by the justice.
Particular attention must be paid
to the homicide cases which will be
brought before them. The grand
general election and Justice Voor-
hees said that he hoped that they
would pay strict attention to all
cases of this nature brought before
them. The matter of the charges
made against the Board of Educa-
ton Of Long Branch will be heard
by this jury. William P. Coaover,
of MiddIetown township, is foreman.
The other members are: Edwin
Veaman, George NJ. Davidson, oil
Middetown township; A. NJ. Brewer,
e. j. Forman, and w. II. Davis. oil
Freehold township; K. l.. Oliver,
Wall township; Alexander CASTOR,
Matawan township; James Athaway,
Eatontown township; v. e. Kenny,
Holmdel; Howard Lake, G. A.
Young, Harjtan; FL. d. Leroy. Voor-
hees May and Charles zacharias, OF
Neptune; Martin McCue, Edward
Schoenphaller, James M. Strappon,
of Ocean; Thomas Orr. MamaIabun
township; George w. Paterson, Jr.,
Howell t~oWpship. Samuel
Henry Soulier, of Shrewsbury; VII
liam Smock. Marlboro; and Roy
Snyder, of Atlantic township.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
HUNGARIAN SOCIETIES
PLAN TO CELEBRATE

The United Hungarian Societies
of this city are planning for a big
celebration III Columbia Hall In
state street Friday, commencing at
. O'Clock. The celebration is to
commemorate October 6, 184s, the
day when the thirteen martyrs of
the Hungarian war for liberty were
executed by the Austrian govern
ment. The members of the st. Jo-
seph Society are making great prep
arations for the event, The program
includes addresses by Rev. Louis
Nanassy, pastor of the Reformed
church, Rev. Francis Gross, of the
Church of Our Lady of Hungary,
Rev. Desiderins Major and Sander
kish of this city. There will be
music by the Hungarian orchestra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03

bFOoktyU TIES OofTASd &SEGCFo
That Brooklyn team has been q thorn
IN the sides of the leaders in the Ma
tionaI league race this year simply be-
cause 1t has some high class pitchers
who insist on being In form against
the teams that are fighting for the pen
nant. Though down In the race,
Brooklyn has had ssomething to say
which teams should battle for the flag,
and to it's good work against the lead
ers the present close race must be at
tributed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
TO
Be REELECTED
Both County Committees
Meet in New Brunswick.

New Brunswick, Oct 3:--Aceord-
ing to political gossip, the present
of the Republican and
Democratic county committees will
be reelected at the meetings here
this afternoon John Pfeiffer, Oh
Perth Amboy, who is at present al
the head of the Republican commit
tee, and Thomas H. Hagerty, of This
city, the Democratic chairman, have
both expressed their opinion that
harmony will exist in the two meet
ings this afternoon and the old off,
GERS again honored-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
RESUME ELECTION PROBE.

Camden Grand Jury Expected to In
dict Politicians.
Camden, N. J., Oct. 3--The Camden
county grand jury, which has been
probing into alleged election frauds In
Camden, reconvened after taking a re
cess for the primary election last
week.
Much interest Is being manifested
1t is expected that indictments will be
found against some of them. 1t was
known that men high in politics were
called as Witnesses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
MAYOR
TO GIVE AID

Rev. Louis Nanassy, pastor OF the
Magyar Reformed church, has APP
pealed to Mayor Albert Bol1sehwei-
Ter in behalf of Mrs. Anna Dalso. a
widow, of SCI Catherine street, and
her three small children, whom he
Gains are In need of aid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
MYSTERY GIRL REEVES.
Patient In Montctair Hospital Shows
Signs of Normal Recovery.

07g7fs u IE0TTFEdT HS~OVCFys
Montelair, n. j. Oct. 3.-Miss Rose
Lianus, the young woman patient at
the MoufltaiAside hospital here, who
has become known as s'the girl of mys-
terry" was not taken to Overlook
Hospital For the Insane as had been
planned because the Mountainside au-
thorifies hope she may be restored to
normal condition.
The girl was picked up in a dazed
condition on Valley road last Friday.
1t was at first thought her condition
WAS due to drugs, but the hospital uu-
thorities are now inclined TO think she
has suffered some harassing expert
eaee which affected her mentally. she
has twice attempted suicide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
SOUTH RIVER MEN ARE
WANTED FOR ASSAULT

Two Poles accused of committing
assault and battery In South River
aTe being sought by the local and
South River police. They escaped
from TIE borough last night and 1t
was believed they were on their way
to this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03

dies nave done f0r
me. For two years
] suffered. The doc
tors said / had tu-
mors, and the only
remedy was the sur
geon's knife. Ny
mother bought me
Lydia e. Pinkhams
Vegetable Com
pound, and today +
ana a healthy wo-
a For months
I suffered from In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03

fiammation, and your SaDative Wash re-
lieyed me. Your Liver Pills have no
equal as a cathartic. Any one Wishing
proof of what your medicines have
done for me can get it from any drug
gist or by writing to mt. You can use
my testimonial In any way you wish.
and Twill be glad to answer letters. ~
Mrs. CHRISTINA REED, los Mound St.,
Peoria, Ill.
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans, La.-.For years I suf-
fered from severe female troubles.
Finally I was confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was neces-
sary. / gave Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound q trial first, and
was saved from an operation. Mrs.
LILY PEYRoUxs I'LL Kerlerec St, New
Orleans, La.
The great volume of unsolicited tes-
timony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia e. PiilkhamsB
Vegetable Compound is a remarkable
remedy for those distressing feminine
Ills from which SO many women suffer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03


the stranger was leaving the saloon.
l.. Burt Mode bounced upon him
and after a few minutes wrestling
had him oyerpowered. Charles
Moore in the meanwhile dropped the
telephone receiver and ran to aid
his brother. They brought the man
down State street If Patrolman
Joseph Hartung was e He took
the prisoner to police headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
HEAVIEST MAN DEAD.
Gssrae S. Scaossr Of Jersey CT
Weiahsd csc Pounds.

Jersey City. \. r. Oct. s.. George s,
Sehober, who was Known as the heavi-
nan ID jersey City. Is tfead at his
home. He recently weighed $50
pounds He was Tor many years a
Wholesale butcher at the Sixth street
yards In Jersey City He had 20 give
ID work a year ago On account Of In
~creaslag weight.
The cofin that vas made for seho-
lpr's BODY is six feet seven inches long,
tpyentysnfne inches high and thirty
nine inches wide. The body WIS efe
mated today. 1t was necessary 70 Ell
large a window 10 get the coffin cut
OF the house
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
FOR
MRS. LANGAN
speosa, 20 she EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswic, Oces3 the
Ease of Mrs. annie Langan, OF Wood
bridge VS.. A. s. and r. Co., OF Perth
Amboy, was called today before
Judge Lloyd it was announced that
counsel had settled the claim out
of court for $1,865.
II you do mol read the NEWS
every day you miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
BY Lydia E. Pinkl1am's
Vegetable Compound

Peoria, Ill.-sI wish to let every one
know what Lydia j.. Pinkham's rene
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-03
ADMITS GUILT
AS SWIHDLEh

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