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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
MATAWAN

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society, of the NJ. E. church, held Its
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. B. c. Lippincott, Jr. Quite
a number were present and a very
interesting program was rendered.
The topic of the evening was "What
Young People Have Done for Mis-
sions." Several very instructive arti-
cles were read, after which a social
hour was enjoyed and very tempting
refreshments we're served.
The June supper which the ladies
of the M. E. church intended to give
today has been postponed indefinite
ly.
John Henry Fallon, of Perth Am
boy, was a Matawan visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. George Burroughs, of Manas-
guam, spent Tuesday with her sister,
Mrs. William B. Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and
daughter are visiting in Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
REOPEN L0RIMER PROBE.

Second investigation by Senate Begun
In Washington.
Washington, juno 21.-The second
Lorlmer investigation had its stage
setting before a special committee Of
the United States senate in a hearing
at which was affirmed the stability OF
the pivotal charges on which the most
important phase of the case turns.
This was that Edward Hines, the
Chicago lumberman. stated to Clar-
noe s., Funk, general manager Of the
National Harvester company, in a
room Of the Union League club that
tive put Lorimer over, but 1t cost
100000 to do It," and asked Mr., Funk
for q subscription Of $4,000 to help
Fecoup the unnamed men who had
spent that sum, presumably upon
members Of the Ilinoia legislature,
Cyrus Fl, Mccormick, president OF
the International Harvester company,
was the witness who for the first time
corroborated this testimony before a
senate Investigating committee, The
most sktllful leading questions that
could be hurled at him by Judge vii.
liam J, Hynes, attorney for Edward
Hines, failed to shake a word in his
simple but pregnant narrative.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
TO BUILD HOME
FOR EACH WIFE
And kansan Plans to Live
Alone Between Mates.

Pittsburg, Kan, June 21.-Peter 9.
Sharp, the Pittsburg octogenarian
with two wives, will live alone. In
stead of finding a way to live with
two wives under one roof, Mr.. Sharp
will have no wife at all under his roof.
On his farm on the outskirts Of
Pittsburg Mr.. Sharp will build two
cottages, n on either side OF his
present cottage. In one will live Mrs.
Anna Catherine Sharp. seventy years
old, the first wife, who was lost In the
Chicago fire forty years ago and re-
Gently returned. In the other Mrs.
Celia Sharp, fifty years old. the Pitts
burg wife, will have her home.
The cottage Of their common bus
band will separate the two wives, and
picket fences will separate the three
houses. Both women will keep house
for themselves, and Mr.. Sharp has
promised to take his meals with each
on alternate days,
A carpenter is getting ready to build
the new cottages. which will be exact
ly alike, each equally distant from
Sharp's own home, Peter Will live
alone, with the eyes Of both wives On
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
KEYPORT

MI. and Mrs. G. NJ. Belden, of
Keansburg, were the guests of Mrs.
Belden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
pelle, over Sunday.
Julian Eltinge and Jack Peer, of
New York, spent Monday with Mr..
Peers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Peer, in Mott street.
Mrs. George Stillwell, of Perth
Amboy, was the guest of Mrs. Russell
Wharton Monday:
Miss Elsie Curtis, of Atlantic
street, was the guest of Miss Olga
Brown, in Perth Amboy, Monday and
Tuesday.
Judson s. Hopla, of Osborne
street, is spending a few days at At
lantic City combining pleasure with
business.
Miss Marguerite Rue, of Freehold,
is the guest of Miss Elsie Curtis. Miss
Rue and Miss Curtis leave today for
Schoodic Lake, Maine, to spend the
summer.
The Board Of Health meeting was
adjourned last Monday night until a
future date, not having a quorum.
F. Mag took the pictures Of the
Keyport high school graduates yes
terday. -
Miss Robina Winterton is the
guest of relatives in New York this
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
HOME LETTERS BY SOLDIER
kS Following is a lsttsr Written by R. P. Mason Sr. Of
South Amboy Who Mas Corporal In Co. f. ~ Req.
N. J. v, Which Was Published In the Hiohtstown
Gazette During War Tims--Ths Company Was Or
uanized in the Vicinity of ~Cranbury.

doing this until stopped by my su-
pertor officers, and never will l for
get the God bless you" that was
uttered by those for whom I had
flched a blanket to place over them
or stolen a dress coat to make a pill
low for their heads.
These men were badly wounded,
some minus a leg, some a foot, some
an arm and others with bullet holes
In some part Of their anatomy, and
for a ride in this cold weather for
fourteen miles when we who were
well and exercising were scarcely
able to endure the cold, indeed, the
situation was terrible. In fact, a
number Of the wounded were found
dead on the trains reaching Aqua
Creek, but such is war and we be-
lieve our government does the best
possible under the circumstances.
On the twentieth we were again
under marching orders, starting
from Falmouth in the early morn
ing. We reached Aqua Creek about
4:30 P. M, having marched the
whole distance, and tired and weary,
we spread our blankets on the cold
ground and while we were protect
ed by a tent covering We were un-
able to sleep, the cold from the
ground penetrating through our
blankets, We were compelled to
turn the side of our bodies next to
the earth upward that we might
gain sufficient warmth to endure IN
til daylight. I contracted such a
cold in my bowels that l was sick for
" a week. On the 22nd we had
orders to remove our camp upon the
high ground adjoining the low fiat
running down to the creek, where
we remained until January 10, when
We removed to our present quarters
at Belle Plain.
My health has been very much
improved, but many of the boys are
on the sick list resulting from ex-
posture. It is rumored that we were
removed to this camp as the loca-
ton Is much better for drill ma
~neuyering and that Burnsides will
soon order a forward movement
again against the enemy, If this is
done no doubt there will be many
vacant places IN our ranks for I be-
lieve as our term Is only for nine
months, this time we Will be placed
in front and not In reserve. Should
l be spared, will write again soon,
r. P. MASON,
Corp. Co. F. 22 Reg. N. ]. V.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
HONOR DELAWARE'S OFFICERS
Biggest Vessel az Coronation Review
Attracts Attention.

attracts Attention,
London, June 2l.-Much attention is
now being paid to the officers and men
of the American battleship Delaware,
which is anchored with the other
foreign Warships at spithead, Cap
tain Charles a: Cove and the six
senior officers of the Delaware viii be
in London t4morroW as the guests Of
the admiralty to attend the coronation,
Captain Cove will have a place in the
abbey, while the other officers Will
have seats In the admiralty stand to
view the procession: Thsy viii stop at
the Naval college, at Greenwich. An
extensive series Of entertainments has
been arranged for the days following
the review Including athletic sports,
theateF parties, garden parties, ban
quets and automobile excursions.
The feet Of foreign WarshIps was
made complete Ry the arrival Of the
German crHlseF Ypa der Tam, sly
teen nations are represented at Split
bead, The American battleship Della
ware takes the premier place both In
the matter Of sizs and armament
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
SAND TO BLIND MAD DOG.
Atlantic City Bathers Prevent Panic
by Unusual Methods.

Atlantic City, june GA half dozen
men prevented injury to women and
children by a mad dog on the beach
by tossing handfuls Of sand into the
eyes Of the beast binding it tempo
rarilF and permitting all to escape. A
policeman killed it.
With fangs barred and froth dripping
from Its Jaws the animal suddenly ap-
peared IN the midst Of a thrQng of
bathers near Connecticut avenue
Cries of Mad doss stampeded the
crowd, There was q Wild dash for
cover, Some sought refuge in the
water and others climbed atop pavtl-
ions.
A score Of women and children were
too frightened to run. Then the men
Jumped IN trent Of them and employed
the sand VAtl the ~patFelman arrived,
No onA was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
SUIT AGAINST
EL KInS ESTATE
Prosecutor Says Trus List
Not Given Assessor.

Elkins, W. Va, June 21.-On the
charge that the late Stephen B. FL
kins, United States senator, was a de-
faulting taxpayer motion for Judgment
against his estate for $1,014, 1870 was
fled by Prosecutor Kump. Kump al
leges that Senator Elkins failed to give
a true list Of his property, which
should be assessed in Randolph county.
In the papers filed the late S. b. Ell
kins is declared to have forfeited to
the state ~s375,O43.40 In 1909 by with
holding the true list of his property,
S297,773 in 1910 and In 1911 by similar
failure Of his executors S341 $1,000,
Interest will run against these claims
If not settled promptly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
MEXICO REDUCES ZAPATA.
He Is Removed as Chief of the Army
In State of Morales.

He Is Removed as Chief of the Army
In State of Morales.
City of Mexico, June 2l.-Emiliano
Zapata, bandit leader, who came to
this city under the white flag, was re-
moved from office as chief of the army
of the state of Moreloa,
After an interview Under guard Ia
pata announced that he would retire,
disband his army and go to Tehuacan,
a health resort, to recuperate,
CuernaVaca is surrounded by federal
and Maderist troops, while Zapata is
in the Hotel San Carlos, This city Ia
practically upder armed guard. Zapa,
ia, after bold threats to collect a Big
force of bandits at Cuernavaca, wilted
when confronted by soldiers Of the
government and heard orders that they
pust disbapd,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
COMPUTATION RATE ISSUE.
Candidate For Assembly Demands
Lower Fares,

Lower Fares,
Englewood, N, j., June 21.-That the
increased Communication tatea wifi figure
in the coming primary campaign in
northern New Jersey is apparent from
n letter issued by Roy NJ, Robinson Of
this place, secretary and attorney OF
the New Jersey Commuters a~ssocia-
ton and Progressive candidate for the
assembly nomination.
"The public utilities commission"
Mr.. Robinson wrote In part, "in my
Judgment ought Immediately, upon
proper notice to the railroads, issue an
order fixing the rates to be charged by
the railroads for communication service
to the level existing prior to the recent
increase, Abundant information Ia
available for the commission to justify
this action. The rates were increased
by these railroads after the most prot
liable year ever known in the railroad
history of this country"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21

Camp Near Belle Plain, Va,

Jan, IOln, 1000
Nj. Editor:
In my last letter l told you about
The battle Of Fredericksburg, Va,
and made mention of the repeated
tssaults upon the entertainments
Of the enemy that was attended with
much loss Of life. We remained en-
camped near Fredericksburg until
December 23rd. A detail was guard
Ing the government stores and for
three evenings the remainder were
loading the wounded on the cars to
be conveyed to AcQuia Creek and
from there to be forwarded to the
hospitals at Washington, Philadel-
phia and other points in the North
and We wish to say that was an ex-
perience we hope we never will be
compelled to undergo again while we
live. II those who brought about
this war were compelled to undergo
some of the sufferlngs We witnessed
endured by some of our fellow SOL
diers we think the war would be
ended right speedily.
In the first place, ! would say the
weather here is very cold and has
been since the sixth Of December,
ABOUT as COlu as II usually lS III new
Jersey, and the wounded were load
ed on fiat cars at Falmouth without
any covering for a ~fourteen-mlle ride
without any covering, laid straight
out on the cars, some without any
thing under their heads. The groans
intermingled with curses were ter
rible to listen to.
Several regiments before going in
TO the engagement had piled up their
knapsacks at the station and we
were guarding them as well as the
stores and TO alleviate their suffer
ings as much as possible ! COM
menced ~robbing their knapsacks of
whatever I could find in them or on
them that would in any way protect
the wounded from the cold ~(expect-
ing If caught at this I would be
court martialed), yet continued in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21

London, June 21.-The kings bench
court has been asked by the Law So
ciety to punish the solicitor who acted
as legal adviser of DR., Fl. j, Crippen,
the executed wife murderer, The So
ciety found the solicitor, whose name
will not be mentioned by the society
unless the kings bench court complies
with its request. guilty OF professional
misconduct in disseminating a bogus
confession by Crippen the day after
he was executed, The solicitor was
also found guilty of other false state
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
CLASS FEAST
AT KEYP0RT
Graduates of High School
at Anderssn's Restaurant.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, June 21:-The gradual
ing class, of Keyport High School,
enjoyed their class dinner yesterday
at Yancey Anderson's restaurant.
This occasion will long be remem-
bered by the graduates.
The affair was a brilliant one, a
special menu being served on the
porch of the restaurant overlooking
the bay, which added much to the
enjoyment of the guests. The young
ladies were very prettily gowned in
white dresses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
SUPT. OF KEAkSBURG
s. s. HAS REslGNE Ed
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keansburg, June 21:-Charles
Smith resigned as superintendent of
the NJ. f. Sunday school last Sunday.
Mr.. Smith has held this position for
the past forty-five years in a most
acceptable manner. A rising vote
of thanks was rendered him for his
efficient work done in the past years.
On Sunday, June %, the Sunday
will reorganize and a staff of
new officers for the coming year will
be elected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
TRUSTEES OF CHURCH AT
BELFgRD HAVE ELECTION
1ecial to the EVENING NEWs.

Special TO tHe E ENIN NE VS.
Bedford, June 21:-The trustees OF
the NJ. e. church elected John Os-
borne president; William Dennis,
secretary, and Nathan Brown, treas
urer, of the board for the coming
year at their meeting Monday night.
The treasurer read his report for
the year. 1t showed that the church
was in a fourishing condition. The
report was unanimously accepted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
CONSTABLE Is
BADLY USED
Arrest at Hatawan and
Prisoner Was Abusive.
specta1 10 tho EVENING NEWS.

Matawan, June 21:-Oficer John
Mulsoff, assisted by Constable Lam
b~ertson, arrested Walter O'Brien on
Monday night on a charge of disor-
derby conduct. O'Brien, who has
served several terms in state prison
for various causes, was complained
of by the citizens and while Officer
Mulsoff was arresting him he gave
battle, landing several blows on the
officer. O'Brien was finally subdued
and taken before Justice Fountain,
who gave him fifteen minutes to
leave town on a suspended sentence
of ninety days. O'Brien left at once
by train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
General Markets.

RUTTER-Frmi receipts, 22.ses pack
ages
tHEESE-Ftrm: receipts L2eA boxes.
ESGA-Hkh Eradea frmerS receipts. a.
sa easea; nssA gathered, extra fTsts. per
dozen, 1satf4H
PoTATOEA-New rrms old fgmi DID,
per bag Of Dbl. RaSsA
HAY AND frhAW~steady. saaraI
LIVE pOULTRFEasy. So,
pRFsSEp PQV4TRY-FkA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
MRS. ROCKEFELLER ILL.
Wife of Oil Masnate Said to Be IN
Enfenhled Condition.

Wife of Oil Masnate Said to Be In
EnfeebIed Condition,
Cleveland, O., June 21.-Mrs. John
D, Rockefeller, wife of the 'rlchest
man" and Standard Oil magnate, Is
said to be seriously Ill in this city,
On her arrival here a few days ago
from her residence in Tarrytown,
n. y, she Vas very feeble and had to
be helped from the train to the wait
Ing motor,
Mrs, Rockefeller has suffered a great
deal in recent years from many Ills,
and grave fears. would be felt were
her already undermined health assailed
again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
TO TEST EIGHT HOUR LAW.
Contractors at Garfield Took Big job
and Defy lta Provisions.

Ff ~ Z 'Effl'cft~'
Garfield, n. j., June aL-Relyipg on
opinions by former Justice Gilbert Col-
Inns Of Jersey City and Counsel splt-
van Of this borough, that the Ford
eight hour law Is unconstitutional,
Martin and Miller have signed the btg
contracts for local Drains here. 1t
AMOUNTS to $4,000 and is for A num,
Der Of sewers that are to be installed,
Al attack ea the Ford law is A BE-
quel being looked forward to by the
contractors and others. 1t Ia believed
that with the work On the leeal sewers
proceeding In violation Of the new Law
the question wiz be taken to Eourt1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21

surely wanting now the W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21

ceeding meritable values.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21

terials for your several summer dresses
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-21
Wash Fabrics for
Summer FrocRS.

throughout this week We will make especial effort to
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