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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Ofiary bury morskiei.

rowlec president Lincoln, kto-
~ TIL przybyl onegdaj. mia} pod
roz niezmiernie burzliwa Cd chwi-
Ii swego wyruSzenia Z Hambur-
ga, przez cztery dni walczyi Z
wichrem, ktory chwilami zamie-
NAL sic W orkan i tax morze
wzburzal, il kapitan Hahn Gale
mi godzinami kazai lac olive na
wode, niewiele jednak osiagajac
skutku. Burze te oczywiScie wy
wariy wpiyw szkodliwy na zdro-
vie podroznych. Dwaj podrozni
z Rosyi W ciagu podrozy wsku-
tex choroby morskiej popadli W
obiakanie. Jeden I mich, Szlojme
Levin, jadacy trzecia klasa, wy
Skoczyl dnia Is bm., w morze i
pomimo, ze wyrzuconO "a MIN
pasy ratunkowe, a parowiec Gala
godzine zatrzyma} sic, ably go ra-
towac, utona}. Inny, Max Jablon-
ski, jadacy druga klasa, wpadl
do kajuty lekarza okretowego z
zadaniem, by sprowadzono kapi-
tana. Lekarz natychmiaSt poznal,
re ma oblakanego pred soba /
pocisnawszy guzik elektryczny,
sprowadzii dwoch stewardow.
Ledwie ci sic pojawili, Jablonski
wyjal brzytew i poderznai sobie
gardio, zanim zdolano temu prze-
Szkodzic. Stewardowie z leka-
rem rzuciwszy sic ma niegO, ze-
ledwie zdoiali mu odebraC brzy-
tew i zwiazac go dla jego VIA
snego bezpieczenstwa. Gleboka
rang mu zaszyto i kiedy parowiec
przybii do portu, rama jego byia
prawie zagojona. Zabrano go ia
Ellis Island, gdzie niezawodnie
komisya imigracyjna skaze go ma
deportowanie.
Katastrofa kolejowa.
Ocilla, Ga, q marca. - Pociag
zwany Dixie Flyer" wykoleil sic
onegdaj ma kolei Atlantic Coast
ma moscie ponad rzeka Alapa-
ha; 5 wagonow wpadio do woody,
ktora teraz stoi 10 stop mad nj
mi. 10 osob straciio zycie, a po-
miedzy niemi palace pociagu; II
zostaio pokaleczonych. Zdaje sic,
re nieszczescie wydarzylo sic
wSkutek peknlecia oSi lokomoty-
Wy. Natychmiast wysiano stad
pociag ratunkowy przywiezio-
no pokaleczonych, ktorych umie-
szczono W szpitalu. w pociagu
tym znajdowala sic take para
nowozencow, w. D. Fletchera
znanego poSrednika sprzedazy
realnoSci Tampa, Fla, ktory
pred tygodniem W niedziele O.
zeniwszy sic W Chicago, znajdo-
wal sic re iona W podrozy poSlu-
bnej: Fletcherowa zostala zabi-
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

giego. Tresc listu jest nastepu.
jaca:
- Uwoli Jana Alonzi albo GIG
zabijemy tax jak innych.
Sedzia Lands ME obawia sic
pogr6zek, policya rzadowa stree.
re jego osoby i poszukuje tych,
ktorzy list przysiali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Straszne skutki pijanstwa.

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Sto4ypin -- dyk<tatore1n.
CHINY USTEPUJA... = CO ZR0Bl JAPONlA?
GrOzne echa sprawy Ferrera.
z ANGLm z NIEMIEC.
Trzy katastrofy w Kanadzie.
SYTUACYA w MExYKU.

neszczeScie koeOwe; 10 Osob
palaczy zakOhczony Straik kO-
eOwyeh elegrafIstow gro. Straszne skutki planstwa
Otiary autOmObilOwegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

klein. Domagaja sig oni pod
wyzszenia plac o 16 do. 25 pro-
cent, kompania ofiaruje i'm tyl-
ko 6 procent podwyzki. Telegra-
fiSci otrzymuja obecnie $57 do
$50 miesiecznie.
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rMRnR seth 1852 AT THE AT CHICAGO nLINo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Wojna zpoHCya " W.Hammond.
Virginia Brooks " wiezeniu. PrYszo do rozIeWu krw.
Groza sedzieInu.
Sedzia Lands otrzymuje list grozba Ma uwolnIe
Wfocha, zfapanego ma goracym uczynku plsania
listu pogr6zkami.
MORDUJE KUZYNA.
Chiopak 16-to letni zastrzelif chiopca uciekf.
KOpalnia w miescie.

W luiCoCICs
giego. TreSc listu jest nastepu.
Ijaca:
- Uwolh Jana Alonzi albo cis
zabijemy tax jak innych.
Sedzia Lands ME obawia sic
pogr6zek, policya rzadowa stree,
re jego osoby i poszukuje tych
kt6rzy list przysiali.
Kopalnia W miescie.
w zachodniej czesci miasta
Chicago many kopalnie. Jest
tam prawdziwy oboz g6rnikow,
ktory powstai jak stare zachod
ME Eldorado. ZaczeIo sic odkry-
ciem cennego metalu. Ob6z ten
miesci sic ma polach W poblizu
West Taylor i Jefferson I'll.
Tydzien temu jakiS chlopak
wykopa} ia mznaczny zapas sta
rego zelaza. Sprzedai je dostal
"a to Is cent6w W srebrze. w
przeciagu kilku minut rozeszla
sic pogioska. ze ma pr6znych
lotach odkryto kopalnie srebra
zaraz powsta}y tiuny g6rnikow,
kt6rzy goraczkowo zaczeli rye
ziemie lopatami i kilofami.
Pogioska rozeszla sic tax szyb
ko. re Mkt W prawdziwoSc teJze
ME wqtpii, zwIaszcza gdy chic
pax, kt6ry kopalnie odkryi W jc-
dnym dniu sprzedai starego ze-
la2a "a 500.
Pomiedzy gornikami przyszio
do bojek, kazdy bowiem roSci
sobie pretensye do kopalni.
Dzisia Gale tiumy ludzi od-
kopuja stare zelazo ma pr6znych
lotach i "a to biora po kilka CEN
tow cd handlarzy starego zclaz-
twa.
Kuzyn zastrzelii chiopcs.
Policya poszukuje toto letnie-
go Emilia Sceales, kt6ry podobno
zastrzelif swego kuzyna Jana
Sceales, 7 letniego chlopca zam.
pm. o619 Ave. NJ. W South Chi
cago.
Chlopak poszukiwany przez
policye znikf jak kamfora, "a
brawszy re SODA revolver, kto-
rym chlopca uSmierci}. Detekty-
Wi ME wiedza czy ch}opak 20
stall przypadkowo zastrzelony,
czy tez padl ofiarq CORY upla-
nowanej zbrodni.
Matka zabitego. byla wlasnie
Il sasiadki a ojciec przy piracy,
kiedv dziecko ich zamordowano.
Sasiedzi s}yszeli strzai W do
mu Sceales6w wtedy Emil wy
biegl domu tylnemi drzwiami z
krzykiem: ..Janek ME zyje"! w
rece trzymai revolver. SaSledzi
znalezli chIopca W kuchni, kula
przewiercila glove na wyIot.
toto letni Sceales mieszkai W
domu zabitego chlopca Cd MEDIA
VIVA. a revolver nalezai do oJca
zamordowanego chlopca.
Move mieszkanie dla zwierzat.
JeSli plany przedstawione ko-
misyi parkowej przez zarzadce
parku Lincolna, Cy De Nry 20
stana przyjete, wtenczas zwie-
rzeta W tym parku dostana no.
we mieszkanie, wygodne / nowo-
modne.
Nowy budynek ma pomiesz-
czenie zwierzat ma kosztowac
$4,000. Starry rzeczywiscie ME
nadaje sic juz jest "a maly ma
pomieszczenie faworytow publi-
cznosci w porze zimowej.
De Vry wrocil wiasnie z po-
dr6zy ma wschod, gdzie razem z
architektem zwiedza} park w
innych miastach.
Dotychczas wypuszczano zwie
rzeta do klatek pod goiem ME
benz dopiero Igo maja. Wczoraj
zas postanowiono czas ten przy-
spieszyc i w kazdy dzien sione-
czny pred powyzsza data zwie-
rzcta zostana wypuszczone. w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
GAMES
FOR The WEEK
Good Basketball Attractions
in the Auditorium. !

Three attractive basketball games
nave been booked to be played In
the Auditorium this week. The first
of these will be held tomorrow night
between the Peerless A. C. and the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
Junior fves. This contest is one Of
q series in which three of the best
young teams of this section are at
present battling for supremacy and
an unusually exciting game Is look
ed for.
On Friday night the Riversides
and Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton Junior outfit are expected to
clash on the Auditorium court. That
too is looked forward to with much
interest, inasmueh as 1t is one of
the same series As the Riversides
claim themselves the city champions
n nave shown to q large degree
that they are among young teams,
they will battle hard to maintain
their standing, while the Young
Mems Hebrew Association team will
try hard to defeat them.
Next Saturday night the crack
Orange deaf mutes' quintet will
meet the Kingwood A. G. team from
Woodbridge. Those who have seen
either Or both of these teams In
action can imagine what an excel
lent contest they should put up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
HILL TEAM IS
AGAIN D0WNED HERE
Columbus Win After Fierce Struggle
Joe Jeanette, Famous Heavyweight
Pugilist, Center for the Losers.
FASTEST GAME OF THE SEASON

For the second consecutive time
the Columbia bas setball team, of
Elizabeth, known In this city as the
Auditorium, five, defeated the fast
Union Hill team in the Auditorium.
The game was very hard fought and
the Columbus only secured the win
ming honors after a fierce struggle.
The score was SO to "a. The game
was adjudged by nearly all who saw
1t to be the best ever witnessed on
the Auditorium court. 1t was full
OF life from the starting to finish
ing gongs, and many difficult shots
with high class passing thrilled the
spectators.
1t was the fourth battle between
these teams. In the first several
weeks ago, they broke even with the
score so to so. The scend match
went to Union Hill by a score of 81
to 20, and the third contest was won
by the Columbias by a score of AZ to
"a. Saturday night the Elizabeth
team o again. A deciding game
may be played in this city in the
near future.
Both Of these teams are composed
of some OF the best athletes In this
state. The eolored athlete who
played at center for the Union Hill
aggregation was Joe Jeanette, the
crack eo1ored heavyweight pugilist,
who ranks among the best In the
world and who Is continually after
Jack Johnson for the worlds char,
|pionshfp honors In heavyweight
ranks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27

Tottenville, Feb. 27:-The Tot
tenyille A. G. basketball team won
rather easily from the Seneca bas-
ketbaH team, of New York, in X. of
P. Hall, here, Saturday night. The
tally stood 38 to % at the finish. 1t
had been expected that the Senecas
would have given the local squad a
tough rub, but those who thought
SO were disappointed. They claim to
have won all but two of thirty games
played thus far. They defeated the
Elizabeth Y. M. Fl. A., Unity Five,
Cubs, Temple Five and several 9TH
er good teams In and about New
York city.
A slippery floor handicapped the
work of both the visitors and local
members to a large degree Saturday
night. 1t was evident that the SEN
eea members can play the game and
at times they showed good form and
played well. The game was well at
tended, the hall being comfortably
filled. Manager-Ceach Kreischer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
sHERIFFos SALE.

| MIDDLESEx COUNTY CIRCUIT
Court--WiIlfam J. Hanson. plaintiff,
VS.. Jacob Hanson, defendant, Ft. Fa.
Tor sale Of premises, dated Decem-
BY virtue Of the above stated writ
to me directed and delivered I viii
W WEISS Is sals at n P8sPRlcls venfas; r.
NINETEEN HuMpRED AND
st sw DAY. o'e It tha in s the atser eqSssl Of the the
City OF New Brunswick, New Jersey:
All those two certain lots, tracts,
or Parcels of lam and premises, here
Amboy. ia the County sn u aidadisse rs ana
State Of New Jersey. Being the same
Foster Higgtns BY Cornelius W wi
February 25th, 1850. and recorded In
county. March rs, 1850, In Book So, Of
BY Rebecca Crowell.. and others. bear
IN said County Clerks ONCE May Is,
1859, in Book 88 OF Deeds, on page 246,
&C., which said two lots taken to-
gether form n tract and as such are
wilt:
Beginning at a point on the easter
ly side of Water street between Smith
and Market streets, at the northwest
erly corner of lands late of John g..
Watson, deceased. and from thence
running northerly along the easteriy
more or less {S1) to land of Abraham
5lafEhts thence easterly along the
south line of Abraham slaight. hfty-
two (52 ft) TO the southeast corner
OF said lot; thence s~outherly at right
angles to the south line of Abraham
slaight, twelve feet az ft): thence
so9th line Of Abraham S slaisht t tS s saya
seven feet (27 ft); thence s~outheriy
at right angles FIVE feet (5 ft.J; thence
easteriy in a parallel line as before
mentioned twenty-seven feet six
inches CIT TT. 6 in.) to the westerly
side OF Front street thirty-two feet
six inches (32 IT. 6 in.) to the north
said by Cornelius W. Winant; thence
sSsteriy along the last said line to
low water mark ON the sound; thence
ty-three feet more or less (3s ft.) to
lands late OF job II. Watson; thence
westerly along the northeriy line Of
or place Of beginning. 1t being un~
and agreed that the cove
nants hereinafter made by the said An
drew Foster HiBgins are not to ex-
to the lands above described ly-
| and losw water mark
on the Arthur Kuir or Staten Island
sA g5
to The said Jacob Hanson by Andrew
Higgins and Sarah H, his wife,
by deed dated Dec. 2, 1890. and record-l
I'd in the Middlesex County Clerks Of
on the 9th day of December. 1890.
n Book zs7 OF Deeds. page n, De.
Together with all and singular the
Eereditaments and appur-
eHances thersunto belonging. and the
and ~ren1ainders, rents. Es-
ues and profits thereof, and also all
estate, right TITLES and interest Of
.ha said defendants or. In. and to tia
WILLIAM II. QgAcKENBoss.
irnRHES soMoGYL Attorney.
is4ss-2-s-1s-2o-z7-x-s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
ROBIN ON TRIAL D
Indicted Banker In Charged Will
Steelsrfu S280,Ooos


New York, Feb. ~27.-Joseph G.. Ro-
bin, whose financial methods are al
legged to have wrecked the Northern
bank and to have been indirectly re-
sponsfble for the collapse of severa
other institutions, will be placed on
trial in the supreme court today ON
the specific charge of steaiing $2S0,o00
of the funds OF the Washington Saw
ings bank.
w. r. jerome asked the court some
Time ago for permission to withdraw
from the case, but the permission was
not granted at that time. However,
Robin later employed House, Cross
maj & vorhaus, and they may appear
In the case today.
1t fs expected District Attorney
Whitman will take personal charge Of
the prosecution. Justice Seabury, be-
fore whom the case will open today,
has said he win consider any motion
on the defendants mental condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27

Bruggy, one OF the liveliest MEM
bers of the Columbia team Is a pro-
~fessional ball player, who was a
catcher in the Eastern League last
year. He recently signed with Al
toona. COMFY Smith, the champion
welterweight pugilfst Of this state,
plays with the Union Hill aggrega-
ton, but was unable to be on hand
Saturday night
The members OF both teams ap-
pear large and muscular. They look
Ike well-trained athletes. At the
beginning of The contest the going
was fast and furious for each eide
was fighting for the. lead. For q time
the Union Hill collection led, but to-
wards the end OF the first "lf the
CoIumbtas captured those hanors
and held them, crawling slowly away
from their opponents. Some excep-
tionally good work on both sides WAS
displayed in the second half. The
lineuns and score:
Columbias. Union Hill.
Nolan Calvin
right forward
Bruggy ...... H. Smith, Hurstein
left forward
Burke
center
LEVINE DuSeneR
right guard
WalSn ..s....-... B"lacKennelm
left guard
Field goals: Buggy, 10; Nolan,
8; Burke, 6; Calvin, Z; Dusenek, A.;
~B1ackenhefm, 8; Jeanette, 2; Hur-
stein, L; referee, Croll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
T. A. G. SCORES
RATHER EASILY
Trims Seneca Basketball Team of New York in Totem
willie Saturday NiQht--Final Tally Was 38 to 32--Hand-
icapped by Slippery FIoor--Big Crowd Present.

was back on the job and had his
team going In good stylen
Tomorrow night the r. A. G. bass
ketbal1 tossers will leave on the $50
O'Clock boat for Railway to meet the
Railway Y. M. C. A. FIVE. The line-
ups and score Saturday night:
T. A. @. Seneca
Bedell .......... Berger, Kramer
right forward
Pagnod, Walters. .Propp, Sweeney
left forward
Belts Bubeh
center
Macan .......... Strauss, Berger
right guard
Cline, Paugh 4. Warsaw, Rosenblatt
left guard
Field goals: Bedell, A.; Pagnod.
5; Walters, Q; Belts, A. Macan. 4;
Kramer, Il Sweeney, /; Bubeb. +:
Strauss, /; Rosenblatt, 2; Propp, q.
Goals from fouls: BedelI, 6; Ber-
ger, 8; Kramer, /. Referee, Hud-
son; ~timekeepers, Palmer and Prof;
scorer, Paugh; time of halves twenty
mfnuteg-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
BUTLER ATTACKS GUESTS.

Smashes Cut Glass After Taking a
Strong Drink to Keep Him Warm.
San Francisco, Feb. 2.-The butler
in the home of Rudolph Spreckels evi.
IDENTIFY took some powerful drink to
keep out the unusual cold. for al din
ner he amazed guests by smashing all
the costly cut glass on the sfdeboard
and then began an attack on some OF
the guests.
Gentlemen guests managed to lock
him in a closet, but 1t took four police
men to tn Ike him to the station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
PLAY SCHOOL.
T0TTENV|LLE

The high school sophomore has
ketball five goes to Tottenville this
afternoon to meet the fast quintet
of public school No. 1. Both teams
are evenly matched, and a good
game is expected. Those who play
on the local team are: Rooms, Dem
nisen, Davis, Koplowitz, Goldberger
and Belfkove.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
''CYM" CLASS
MAY ENLARGE

The weekly meeting of the oldest
gymnasium class of the Danish So
ciable Athletic Club scheduled for
Wednesday night, Is to be the largest
in the history OF the assemblage ac-
'cording to present preparations. It
Is proposed to enlarge the class and
to create increased interest among
Its members. 1t is, therefore, In
tended to have q large attendance
on hand on this occasion,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
DOCTOR DIES OF INJURIES.

Skull Of Dir. John Gaynor Fractured In
a Fall, Nsishbor Says.
New York. Feb I.-Dr. John Gay
nor, who n C owned several apart
ment houses In Brooklyn. had prac-
ticed medicine in Lakewood, N. j.,
and lived in Newark. Is dead at the
Newark city hospital of a fractured
skull. County Physician Mckenzie
has ordered an autopsy. DR.. Gaynor
was not related to Mayor Gaynor.
George G. McGuinness. a carpenter,
who lived adjoining the doctor. says
he was hurt by falling and striking
his head against the edge of an open
door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
TROY FIVE is
THE CHAMPION

The Troy five were too much for
the Ironside basketball tossers, In
Kemper's hall, Newark, yesterday.
The latter, with Buggy and LITE,
who have played here. on the lineup.
went down to deefat in the style OF
81 to rs. Harry WallHmss playing
for the Troy team was q feature OF
the contest. Litz played we'll for the
~Ironsides, blocking In clever style
and also shooting baskets In good
fashion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27

similar coIors to match Other new
baseball paraphernalia will be se-
cured, SO that a bright start may be
made at the beginning. 1t Is very
likely that the Puritan nine will be
entered In the City Baseball League.
should 1t become active this year.
Preparations were made at tha
meeting for a dance of the baseball
team, to be held In Washington hall
on April %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
FIRST SNOW IN rs YEARS.

San Francisco Covered With Whits
Blanket Following Storm.
San Francisco, Feb. 27.--The first
snow in twenty-five years fell In San
Francisco, accompanied by heavy
thunder. The mercury dropped 10
degrees in a single hour and after loud
peals of thunder snow began falling.
Small boys hailed 1t with Joy and
proceeded to SNOWFALL cars, autos and
carriages. The result WIS that glass
in many cars was broken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
PURITANS WILL
PLAY ON MAY y

Preparations for the coming base
ball season were made by the Puri-
tan Athletic Clubs baseball team at
a meeting yesterday. New Uniforms
and coats we're ordered and plans
were laid for playing the opening
game on May Z. Vincent Reidy was
chosen as manager and James Quin-
Ian as captain.
The team will appear in new blue
and white uniforms with coats of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
CHANGE. HOUR
FOR MEETING

The scheduled meeting OF man
ayers of the City Baseball League
will be held at T:30 o'clock sharp
tomorrow night, instead Of s o'clock,
as first arranged. The meeting, will
be in the form of a conference be-
tween the league managers to learn
of the telling forS OF against activity
of tn league the coming baseball sea-
gnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
NEGRO STRANGLES A GIRL.
Night Wstchmsn at Burlington, NJ. J.
Saves Victims Life.

~ 1dtiffi9SoTt IVA Gy
Saves Victims Life.
Burlington. N. j., Feb. 27.-Miss
Edith Mitchell, twenty-five years, was
attacked by a negro, who felled her
unconscious, gagged, c~hIoroformed,
tried to strangle her, robbed her and
escaped.
The girls mother was on the floor
above her and fifteen feet away were
many persons passing on the city's
principal business streets.
Harry b.. Perkins, a night Waterman,
making his rounds stumbled over the
senseiess young woman. She would
have ~sufoeated. her physicians say.
AS 1t is the shock of her terrifying
experience has left her in a critical
condition
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
VICTORS GET
A TR0UNCING
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING VIEWS.
Tottenville, Feb. 27:-A second
BASKETBALL team of the Tottenville A.
G. trouneed the Victors to the tune
OF 80 to "a, in K. of P. hall SATURDAY.
afternoon. The contest was an ex-
ceedingly fast one, In which mem
bers of both teams made an admir-
able showing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27

ARE D0WNED
Newly Organized keyport
Team Lose to Centurys.
speosar to the EVENING NEWa.

Keyport, Feb. 27:-The newly
organized bowling team of the
Royal Arcanum here was defeated
by the Century Athletic Club team
at the Brunswick alleys, in First
street, last Friday night. High
cor for the match was rolled by
Maurer, of the Centurys, with 203.
George S. Hyer, one of the regular
Century men, rolled with the Area
numites. The scores:
Century A.. G..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
ALMANAC FOR THE Il
WOMAN TO DIE IN CHAIR.
Mrs. Cusumano Was Convicted of Muir
dsring Hsr Husband.

dsring Hsr Husband.
Plymouth, Mass, Feb. 27.-Cen-
victed ON the evidence Of her nine
year-oid daughter OF the murder OF
her husband, Frank Cusumano, whose
body was found In September in the
water near her home at Hull, Mass
Mrs. Iona Cusumano was condemnee
by a fury to death in the electric chair.
II Governor Foss does not commute
the woman's sentence to life imprison.
ment, as he intimated that he prob.
ably will, she will be the first woman
to die by electricity for murder IL
Massachusetts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
To
BOWL AGAIN
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Feb. 27:-The third
match in the ~fireInen's tourney win
be bowled at the Brunswick al1eys
tomorrow night between Judson s.
Hopla (Eagle Hose Coy and Ray
mond WaI1ing chemical Engine
Col.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
TIME orr nfGH wATER.
NEWSPAPER PLANT BURNS.
Fire Does $4,000 Damage to the sth.~
AGA Weekly Chronicte.

AGA Weekly Chronicie.
ithaca, N. Y, Feb 27.-The plant of
the Ithaca Chronicle, one Of the old
est weekly newspapers IN this part OF
the state, was practically destroyed IL
IA fire which did $4,000 damage. The
plant and job stock are almost totally
destroyed. The Cornell Sun and Cor.
nell Alumni Nws are printed by fhs
Chronicle.
The building of the Ithaca Daily
News, next door to the Chronicle .
building. was damaged by water, but
escaped destruction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27
DIVORCE COLONY HAPPY.
Defeat Of Longer Residences Bill
Causes Reno to Ceiebrate.

Reno, New, Feb. 27.lThere is re-
ioicfng in Reno over the news from
the capital of the killing OF the pro-
posed new divorce bill pending befors
the legislature which was Intended to
extend the required residence In Ne
vada TO one year in eases wherein the
cause of action occurred outside tbs
state.
kilograms were sent to New York
and other eastern centers with the
news that Nevada's divorce law would
not be changed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-27

Hanover, N. H. Feb. 2z--At q naeef
ing Of the Dartmouth College Ath9etfc
council arrangements were made
whereby Harry l.. Hillman has been
engaged for three more years, begin
ming next September, as coach OF the
Dartmouth track team.