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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
LINS-WICKBERG

" Oscar Adam Lins, of PIT Brighton
avenue, and Miss Ella Elizabeth
Wickberg, of 1870 Catalpa avenue,
were united in marriage at the par
sonage of Simpson M. E.. church
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
William E. Palmer, pastor of the
church. George Henry Lewis, of this
city, and Miss Marthina Martin, of
New York, acted as witnesses. After
a short wedding tour the bride and
groom will reside in Brighton ave
nue..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Fatal Clash With German Troops

Special by United Press Wire.
Berlin, June 30:-Several peas
ant were killed and 200 injured when
troops attacked a mob who were
raiding landed estates lear Kalusz.
Many houses were burned and tele-
graph wires were cut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
NEW LEGAL QUESTIONS
IN BREInTnhLL CASE
Special By United Press Wire.

Trenton, June 30:-In proceedings
instituted by former Adjutant Cen
eral Breintnall to GUST General w.
F. Sadler Jr., from Office, several new
legal propositions were advanced in
the argument to-day before the court
of errors and appeals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
ENJOY JUNE CONCERT"

The June Concert" given last
evening at the Simpson M. E. church
was a great success. The church was
well filled and from the applause the
numbers on the program were great
ly appreciated. Miss L'Hommedieu
and Ray Palmer we're the soloists of
the evening, while Miss Osma Palmer
and Miss Clara Harrington excelled
on the piano and violin. The COM
mittee in charge were very we'll
satisfied with the results of the on
cert, about $50 being cleared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Issue Meter Bills.

Employees of the water department
at city hall are now busily engaged
in sending out quarterly meter bills
and semi-annual house water bills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Archbishop O'Connor Dead.

Special by United PTeSS WIG.
Toronto, June 30:-ArchbishoI
| O'Connor, of the Roman Catholic
| church, who has been Ill for more
than a year died to-day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Building Loan To Elect.

An election of officers will take
place at the next meeting of the
Perth Amboy Building Loan Associa-
ton, which is on July 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
CHEAPER NOW
mAII

This is your opportunity to get
the very best GOA In the market at
rock bottom prices. Take advan-
tage of the present low prices.
PERTH ANROY COAL 6 ICE Co,
phone 447 so Division st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
Weather Forecast.

Fair today, warmer in western por-
ton; Saturday fair, warmer in interior;
moderate north to east winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
TONIGHT.

Preparations have been completed
for the 1910 class strawride tonight.
The members of the class will meet
at the-home of Miss O%sterhout, in
Woodruff Place, going from there to
the homo of Miss Pearl Koch, In Am
boy avenue in hayracks. AS in all
1910" affairs, a most enjoyable
time is predicted by the committee
Ia charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
MARRIED IN PARSONAGE.

Peter ]. Patten and Bertha NJ.
Coulton, both of 343 Barclay street,
were married at the Simpson M. e.
church parsonage last evening at 7
o'clock, by Rev. William E. Palmer,
Phi. D. Harry G.. Coulton and Fran
ces Bloodgood, of South Amboy, act
ed as witnesses. The couple will re-
side for the present at 843 Barclay
street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
DANISH ADI AID.

The Ladies Aid Society, of the
Danish M. E. church, at its monthly
meeting held in the chapel OF the
church yesterday afternoon, gave
500 toward renovating the interior
of the church and chapel. The Ep-
worth League recently subscribed
$50 toward the same fund. At yes
terday's meeting Rev. G. w. Hanson
led in the devotional service. Re
freshments were served at the close.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
WEATHER

Observations Of the United
States weather bureau taken at
s d. ~. Yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
OBITUARY
THEOLINE CHRISTOFFERSoN

Theoline Helene Christoherson,
ten years old, daughter of Peter and
Olga Christofferson. of 455a Mechan-
ic street, died this morning. The
funeral will be held at 1880 O'Clock
SUNDAY afternoon from the home OF
her parents, with service IN the
Danish NJ. E. church at 3 O'CLOCK
Rev. C. w. Hanson, pastor, will othc-
iate. Interment will follow in Alpine
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
SAIL DOWN BAY.

friends down the bay for an all-day
trip in his yacht, the Bole, this morn
ing. They will land at some place
and have dinner, all the girls having
brought luncheons. In the party
were: Misses Margaret Wight, Mary
Gridley, Adrienne Frost and Helen
Kelley, of Spotswood; Malcolm Gro
we'll, James Wight, Jr., and Captain
Andrew Wight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30
PERSONAL e
Z PICKUPS X


Reuben Mailer, of State street,
spent yesterday with friends in
Westfeld.
Mrs. M. Mechanick, of Commerce
street., was In New York today.
B.. Streiff, OF State street, was a
New York visitor last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-30

Read the classified advertisements
sor news of interest to all
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
SEARCHERS ARE STILL ACTIVE

Rc-enforced by dozen work
crs, and hopeful of securing
trace of the missing man. the
posse which has been spending
the last two days hunting for
the body of Thomas -. Savage,
o. years old, who Disappeared
ON Orchard Mesa last Friday, be-
gan work with renewed yigor
this morning, spending their
energy in searching the banks
OF the Grand river several miles
up and down ON both sides from
any likely spot where Mr.. Savage
may have either fallen ON been
thrown into the stream.
\ special examination of the ice
packs is being made today by the
searchers in the hopes of finding the
body lodged against it or frozen fast.
The country adjacent to Nr. Savage's
home has been secured by the posse
without even a trace The fact that
the old man may have wandered
around Friday night Just before the
snow storm has proven useless any
tracking or trailing features of the
case.
The relatives and near friends of
Mr.. Savage are OF the general belief
today that their only hope of find
ing him was the search of the river.
There are many precipitous cliffs
which face the stream and the old
man may have fallen over one of
these or he may have been attacked
and having been Killed thrown into
the river.
Although there RE .s- dozen possi-
b'lities that the ! an may still be
9live end SPENDING "a few days with
his friends either In this section or
that he LEFT for short trip. they
are outweighed by the evidence that
the man Eeyer before had dCuc this.
Many theories have been advanced.
but all are worth Culy face value
and no clew have been found what
ever that would lead the posseu to
follow any particular trail.
The murder theory gained much
rrouud when IL has been learned that
TIE cid man had some money with
him Friday night That he was fol-
lowed to some dark place. attacked
and robbed and to hide evidence of
the CT time, thrown in the river when
has swallowed him uu is a new be-
lief and for this reason the river is
being carefully watched today.
1t is the belief of many that the
man viii never be seen again if he
has fallen in the river or happened
to ger in the stTeam
The condition -of MIR. Savage's
mind Oh the night of the entertain
ment on Orchard Mesa is what the
officers are trying to learn today.
The friend who helped Mr. Savage on
with his coat is being hunted TO learn
if the old man made any statements
that might lead the relatives and Of
u-ials 10 believe that suicide was his
aim that night
WIN the Savage case remain one
Of the unsolyed mysteries of the
Grand river?
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
TO CLEAR UP
RIGHT Of WAY
IN TEN DAYS
Palisade Protective Association Feels
That Governments Offers on the
High Line Right of Way Are
Fair.-Hope to Settle.

Stating that. although very few
landowners felt that the offers ut the
goveImnen; for the right-of-way tor
the High Line canal were not as high
as wished, that the Protective ASSOC
cintiuu hoped ard would do all in
thCir power ia see that the lsnntty
lignt-ut-way matter he cleared ,p
within ten days, J. l.. Oliver. one OF
the most prominent members of the
association, brought good cheer here
today.
I'VE, that i, the most OF Us, feel
that til" governments offers for this
Iiglit-of-Way are as fair as couId be
rudcr the circumstances. and we are
just as anxious TO see the matter
cleared as the Water Users assncia-
tiCn themselves. We are going to do
our share to sec the matter through" :"
The special committr which is to
he appointed by President Harrison
viii he made public scOH. and an
open meeting held To discuss the Of
fers. The crisis OF the High Line
canal i near, and the tore of this
meeting. which il is believed viii he
favorable TO immediate acceptance OF
the government offers.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
LOCAL SOCIALISTS DENOURCE UTTERANGES OF
HAYWOOD WHO ADVOCATES VIOLENCE AS WEAPON
OF WORKINGMiK.- READS HIMSELF OUT OF PARTY

ty We believe in evolution and
not revolution. declared Mr. Lynch
Mayer hcmas N. Todd refused t.
make any statement AT the time
Of the Mcnamara confession howey-
er he stated that he believed at that
lime that the guilty plea was a part
of delp-laid plot against the social
ists in Los Angeles.
d. Riley ID. Moore refused to eX-
press himself definitely on the case
until he had read of the speech in
4 socialist newspaper IF the quo
tatiou IS correct" he ayerred, Hay
wood has not spoken for the party
as TIE socialists have no wish TO
foster violence He cannot speah
for his party. and don't know that
he should be read out of the party
j. j. Weigman, recently candidate
for commissionership and we'll
known as a socialist, asserted that IL
Haywood made the statements cred
tied to him. he automatically read
himself out OF the party Socialists
stand for nothing OF this sort and he
Is outside Of the party if he made
that statement and declaration"
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
CAMPA|GNF FOR
ACREAGE
OPENS
Chamber of Commerce and Business
Men to Get Signers for Products
for Canning Factories in This
City.-Have 500 Acres
TWO FACTORIES ARE IN SIGHT

\ campaign for acreage for cam
ming factories in this city is to be
cpened here under the auspices of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
10000 club this week and every ef-
tort will he made to secure over "A
thousand ac,es in vegetables and
small fruits for the canning factory.
Two factories are now planning to
enter here. and il has been stated
ON authority that il the acreage is
assured. both OF the canning plants
will be built here next spring.
With assurances of wonderful
mountain water in time for the 1912
season, canning factory companies
have had their eyes ON this city for
the establishment of elaborate plants.
MI they need is the assured acreage
they say-and when this is obtain
cd the plant will he started.
The success of the canning fucto-
rics nj Fruita and Iona has opened
The eyes of investors, who know that
their output is almost sold before
the products are cool in the cans, and
who know that thc canned goods
supply is decreasing and the demand
increasing.
with the "Try-it- before-you-buy
many new settlers brought in ON this
) land. the small fruit and vegetable
output should he dOuhlcd in a few
years, says Secretary Shaffer. The
ranchmcn can raise these vegetables
between the rows OF the young or
ciIards. and must do il.
g. II. pettinghill cf Clifton has
stated that he can assure 500 acres
Of young orchard land with canning
factory products planted between the
rows. W. :. Wallace, another prime
mover i'm the canning factory propo-
siiion assmes 10 solid acres of cam
ming factory products and others
: have assured products.
That this gives promise of bccom-
ing one of the prime industries OF the
valley is certain and the doctrine OF
diversified crops is 10 have its great
est test.
All ranchlnen, prospective growers
and property holders are asked to
assist Secretary ShRffer with infor-
mnation and 10 send him estimates.
of how much they believe they can
plant for the factory. These esti-
mates are not to be considered as
contracts, as this matter will he tai
ken up as soon as the factory is as
slred
send in your Promise to Plant. :"
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27

Local socialists are practically q
unit in denouncing as uusocialistic
and criminal the recent speech made
by William d. Haywood in espousing
the cause of the MaNamarss and ad-
vocating violence as a means of at
tanning a remedy for present econom-
ic conditions.
Mr. Haywood will be remembered
as a principal in the great labor
trial of a few years ago when he
was accused of being the head OF an
inner circle" of dynanitIrs in Col
orado and o1her mountain states.
In recent speech in New York
he attempted to speak for HIS party
in declaration that violence was the
necessary weapon of the laboring
men in combating capital and that
the McNamaras were perfectly jus
titled in their deadly work. Let
capital count its own dead he adj
ded.
Bart Lynch. former socialist can
didate for sheriff, in speaking of the
matter this morning. declared that If
Haywood had been correctly quoted
he should be kicked out of the par
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
TRAIN LOAD
OF BOOSTERS
To ROAD MEET
Meet Saturday Night at St. Regis to
Start Boosting.-Will Show Pue-
bloans Activity Here Take
$5CC in Gold With Them.

A special car of good road bocst-
ers from Grand Junction and this VII
cinity Will invade Pueblo on January
l1-12 if the plans of the Chamber of
Commerce. the $4,000 club and the
Motor cub are made successful and
in addition to the train load of road
ties, $500 in gold is to be taken over
to dazzle the eyes of the Pueblo and
eastern Colorado auto enthusiasts.
This $500 is to be offered for the
best time between Denver. Colorado
Springs or Pueblo and Grand juno
tion, to be made next year
\ meeting of the good roads boost
ers of the city is to be held Saturday
night at the St Regis hotel, when the
Motor club will discuss matters of
Importance in connection with the
delegation to the Pueblo meeting.
Plans now made show that the Pue-
bio good roads meeting will excel
anything ever held in the state The
fight for the Colorado road from
Denver TO Grand junction promises
to be interesting, and as Grand June
tion is certain of the terminal. it is
not believed that any particular route
viii be favored.
1t is the plan to get out as many
good road boosters Saturday night as
possible To secure big delegation to
Pueblo. Special banners are to be
placed on the ear telling everybody
about the city OF Grand Junction.
At the meeting Friday night, a
proposition which can not be made
public at this time is to be broached.
This proposition has to do with the
road into Monument canon and with
the making of a pleasure resort to
surpass the Garden of the Gods.
Mature has done her part in Mon
ument canon, and II is up to the peo-
pie here to do the rest" says Secre-
tary Shaffer.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
REPUBLIC IS
ONLY HOPE IN
CHINA" "---yUAN
Will Resign as Minister and viii Not
Take Presidents Opposition
Censure Foreign Nations for
Not Lending the Money,
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Peking, China, Dec. 21.-AcCord-
ing to an authoritative source the
Manchus have signified To Premier
Yuan Shi kai their willingness to
agree to the abdication of the EN-
peror court He realizes there is
no hope'for il in the retention of n
few scattered sections of the country
and hopes To obtain better terms by
agreeing to refer the question of the
form of government To the national
assembly. The premier realizes that
the republicans gathered at Shanghai
Will hardly likely agree To referring
to carefully elected assembly rep
resentiBg the whole empire because
of the delay.
He has good army and might win
several battles. but is unable To oh
tain loans to finance the war and
therefore i unable to rcconqucr the
lost provinces. He will probably re-
sign office after making the hest
terms possible Tor the throne.
Yuan Sha kai regrets what he
considers descTtiOu OF Tan Shn vi
and suggests that Tan might he
made president OF the post which he
himself would not accept. He also
regrets that foreign nations have
withheld their financial Support, say
ing II the loans were made he could
have reconquercd the country.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
CLARA BARTON, RED CROSS
FOUNDER, is 90 YEARS old
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Washington. Dec 27.-Miss Clara
Barton, founder and first president
of the American National Red Cross
society. was showered yesterday with
greetings and good wishes on the
ninetieth anniversary of her birth.
Miss Barton, although feeble from
her illness this year, was able to eel
ebrate her birthday with relatives
and friends who are spending Christ
mas with her at Rer home. Red
Cross, in Glen Echo. as uhurb ST
Washington
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
WOMAN MAYOR
NOW SUPREME
sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Hunnewell, Kas., Dec. 21-Mrs
Ella Wilson. mayor. resigns supreme
in Hunnewell. All but three mem
bers of the troublesome city council
have resigned. and the mayor no
longer can be confronted with the
defiance of the city council that ''if
she does not sign it we will pass the
measure over her head
This makes the concilmen more
considerate of the mayor. They are
not as defiant as they were before
Mrs. Wilson appealed to Governor
J Stubs.
The governor answered the appeal
by instructing the attorney general
to bring suits to oust the six coun-
cilmen. This he did, and as the cost
of the suit might fall upon the coun-
cilmen if they were ousted, those
who had property at once resigned
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
MORE WITNESSES FOR
Los ANGELES PROBE
Associated Press.

AssOrIateu PteSs.
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 27.-When
the federal grand jury resumed the
Investigation of the alleged dynamit-
ing conspiracy this morning it be
came evident that the probe would
continue some time. Six additional
subpoenaes were issued for Witness
es residing near Seattle, Among
those summoned was George Haley,
business agent of the Seattle Pile
Drivers union. Others were for per
sons with whom Clan and Schmidt
are alleged to have stayed following
the Times explosion
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
DES MONIES
THINKS RATES
HERE TOO HIGH
Files Suits Against II Railroads.
Say Rates to Chicago Are Cheap
er Than From Des Moines to
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah.
3, Assnciated Press

:, Associated Press. s
: Washington, Dec. 2T.-The :
: Greater Des Moiues committee !.
= petitioned the interstate com :
s, merce commission today to or :.
: der a reduction in class freight !.
= rates between Des Moines and !
Is points in Wyoming Colorado :
: and Utah. claiming the rates uu- :.
: reasonable in comparison with !
= the rates between Des Moines :
= and Chicago Eleven railroads :.
= are named as defendants. I,
!. &, : = :, :, :, = = q !. = Z = = = . :
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
RUSSIA WILL
EXCLUDE: ALL
i. 6. 4. JEWS
Bill introduced in the Duma Would
Exclude All Americans of He
brew Persuasion. Raise
the Duties 100 per Cent.
: Associated Press.

! Associated Press. 8
= st. Petersburg. Dec. 27.-A 3
: bill. introduced in the duma to- =
! day. proposes that all American $
= citizens of Jewish religion will s,
: be totally excluded from Russia s.
4 and raising the customs duties s,
= 100 per cent unless the Russian s.
: normal duty is lower than the 8
3 American when duty equal to 3
= the American duty will be col =
= lected s.
c, = So Is.s,aas SGsssss
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
SCIENTISTS GATHER TO
DISCUSS sRVAlcEMENT
Associated Press.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 27.-Sci-
entific progress in the United States
along every important line of en-
deavor will be reviewed here this
week in the annual meeting of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science. which opened
today. Over 30 national societies.
covering all the field of economic and
scientific work participated. Presi-
dent Taft will speak at the meeting
in the National Museum tonight
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
FRANKLIN bound OVER
TO SUPERIOR COURT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 27.-With-
out attempting any defense. counsel
for Bert II. Franklin, allowed his eli
ent to be bound over for trial in the
superior court on the charge of hav-
ing bribed Robert Balm, juror in the
Mcnamara case. No bail was fixed.
as rankin is already under a St0.-
O0O bail on the charge of attempting
to bribe Nenireman George Lock
wood.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
FIGHT OPENS on TAFT IN
0H!l-LA TOILETTE READY
TO Boost HIS OWN GAME

Youngstown, O., Dec. 27.-The real
battle of the progressive wing of the
republican party against the renom-
ination of Taft opened today witt
the arrival OF Senator LaFollette. who
will make addresses here and at
Cleveland. Senator Clapp of Mime
sofa will speak today at Alliance
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
divorce Granted.

Mrs. Susie Glover Young secured a
divorce decree in the county court
today from John A. Young on the
grounds of desertion. nou-support
and cruelty. The cruelty charges are
somewhat sensational in that Mrs.
Young charged her husband with Sc
reral kinds Of cruelty and he charg-
es her with being unduly familiar
with other men. The couple were
married Jane 10, 1902.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
OFF for Trip.

Uff lot Tip.
George R. Munnon of Price, T.,
came in last evening and left this
morning for four-months trip to
points in the southwestern part of the
state. He will go by train to Dolores
and will then spend as long time as
the weather will allow on a horse
back trip throughout that part of the
state. He is in the mining business.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
EVIDENCE OF ANOTHER
DYNAMITE PLOT N 'NhNARAo
MAY HAVE BEEN BEHIND II
Hearty 100 Sticks Of Explosive Are F0und-an Says He Will
Make Confession and viii mpNGaie Big hfen-CIainlS
That the MCNamaras Were Behind the Bridge
Destruction at Rochester.

Phtsbur2 Pa. Bee. 21"'m clear myself will
all rest their
while
coil The police
Eight employed Monesn
mi
Rochester Pa Dec 27rwo dozen sticks of dynamite with
resemble travelling
found today in the barns of Mcdonald Hartman dealers in
several months bridge guarded night and
alleged the bridge
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
Visits Friend Here.

John Lewis. a well known mine
operator of Boulder county. who has
been spending the holidays with his
son. Thomas Lewis, at Palisade, came
down today to see his old friend, An
thony Fidel.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
MORE KILLED IN BISCAY
BAY STORM TWO SAVED

Gibraltar, Dec. 2T,-Reports have
reached here of still another vessel in
the Bay of Biscay storm last week.
The German steamer Chios foundered
with the loss Of all except two Of the
crew.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
R|\,:R
FOR BODY Of
OLD MAN

Only Solution According to Friends.
Hunt Through Ice for Body
Think Old Man Was Murder
ed Theory Gains Weight.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-27
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Lamentable accidente

Anoc3le, mientras Sc coIobraba la re-
presentation de Ell SObG0do C5e ChocOl0-
e en- el Municipal, nQlestro querido ami
70 don Generoso Candna cue ocupaba,
:on: varios amigos suyos, un palco del
ceatro, sufri6 un fuerte ataque al cora
>6n, que hizo precise el traslado del Sr.
Gandina d su domicilio.
En- el autom5vil del seflor Santini, fue
levado nl1estro amigo raprdamente su
iomici1io ALI Sc le prestaron los al1xi-
los del caso. Aunque al principle ms
afro una gran alarlna su estado, esta
soanana ha a4nanecido muy mejorado
Por prescription facu]tatiya guarda
:aana e1 distinguidp enEerno, pero su
.stado es reIatiVamente satisfactorio.
Celebramos la mejor1a y .deseamos al
nstimado amigo complete y rapido resta-
rlecimiento.