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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
is KILLED By
TRAIN AT KEYPORT

Keyport, Oct. "a valuable iron
gray horse belonging to R. @. Rayfeld,
a milk dealer, of this place, was killed
BY a Jersey Central train some time
Saturday night. It is Mr.. Rayfeld's
custom to allow his horses te graza II
the fields after the days work is done
and this routine was carried out Satar.
day. The accident was revealed yes
|teTday morning when MIR. Rayield
found the horse missing. An inyesti
CATION was started and after a hunt Of
several minutes the dead body IF The
horse was found alongside the G. r
r. tracks near Third street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
FINE PROGRAM
OF EXERCISES
Rally Day of Presbyterian
Sunday School.

The Presbyterian Sunday School
held Rally Day exercises In the
chapel yesterday afternoon. There
were a large number of pupils as
well as visitors present. The Ban
ner of the Cross program was used
with the hymns. Superintendent
Wilbur LaRoe read the scripture
with the school reading In response.
The program was as follows:
Greeting-Master Van Doren.
Children's Praises--Members of
the first junior class. Chorus by pri-
mary and Junior classes.
"All True BIue'-Barbara Me-
Leod, Katherine Hamilton, Cora
Jensen, Ella Anderson, Elizabeth
Hill, Helen Hoyler, Mildred Foster.
Chorus by first and second primary
classes and first junior class.
Solo-"We Will Be Truep-Miss
Louise Crowell and chorus OF girls.
Reading-"The G%rumble," How
ard Lyon.
Mandolin Selection -Reverie,"
Club.
Motion song-"WerH All Rise Up
Together"
Recitation-sHe careth." Louis
Seaman.
Dialogue-sServing the King
Marie Fritzinger, Dorothy Van Dor
en-, Fred Keiffer, Ralph Sharp.
Recitation-"'A Happy Face"
Eleanor Koyen.
Song-"Jesus Loves Me-"
Concert Recitation-Little Help,
songTwinkle, Twinkle, Little
Star"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
Montana Is For Wilson.
FORMERSENAT0R SMITH
IN Ohio "Ok BUSINESS
TFrom the NEWS Correspondent,

Trenton, Oct. 9:-state House
politicians are trying to figure out
the cause OF a trip to Ohio recently
made by former United States SEN
ator James Smith. Jr., the fact of
which has Just come to their ears.
Mr.. Smith is reported to have said
that he went to Ohio in connection
with his leather business, but eH-
4Ious politicians are reminded of the
for that Governor Harmon, Of Ohio,
has a presidential boom and that
athe Senator may have found plenty
of time for some political confer
enea outside OF the moments requir-
ed for The leather business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
GROOM is SHOT
CELEBRATION
Father Breaks Up
the Wedding Party.
speosui q The BvrN1nc VIEWS.

Rocky Hill, Oct. 9.-An irate father
shot at his son-in-law and bride of four
days yesterday during a celebration
here, and inflicted a Severe wound in
the husbands thigh. The daughter es-
capped injury. Dominica Reandrea, who
did the shooting, has escaped. His
daughter, Louise, was married last
Thursday TO Florindo Toto, of Prince
ton, by the Rev. Father Lackey, OF the
Italian church at that place, and were
invited to the brides former home yes
terday as. guests Of honor at a we'd
ding celebration.
During the afternoon the father be-
came angry and, drawing d revolver,
opened fire on the n~ewlyweds. A bnl-
let missed Mrs. Toto . head by q scant
inch, but the husband was less fortu.
nate and a bullet ploughed through his
hand and lodged in his thigh. DR..
Reaves, Of this place, extracted the bull
let and says the man will recover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
SHIPPING NEWS

Tug Wymoing Of this city with:
barges Buffet, Battle and Bluebird.
Tug Westmoreland towing barges
from this city steamed from Vine
yard Haven yesterday.
Tug estmoreland, towing barges
ley, from Perth Amboy, steamed
from Vineyard Haven yesterday,
Schooner John Il. Treat, of PORT
Reading, and British schooner Blum.
rose, of South Amboy, left Vine
ward Haven Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
Governments Statement.

rs
Lisbon, Oct. 9.-The government has
issued the following statement:
"After remaining at yinhaes for
some time a body OF armed men who
had crossed the frontier in the Bra
ganza district abandoned the locality,
and our troops then reoccupied Van
haes, At that moment many Of the
band surrendered and were placed upl
der arrest.
sLater a squadron of cavalry over
took the invaders. who fed toward
Spain. Very close to the frontier the
cavalry Tented and appeared to retire
for the purpose Of drawing an attack
from the Invaders, but they hid. sorie
OF the invaders were Killed. Two cav.
alrymen were wounded.
."There are reports from Veran from
monarchfst leaders that their troops
are being d~emoralized. More than 1870
men concerned III the uprising at
Oporto have been placed aboard the
san Gabriel and will be brought to
Lisbon prisons. Complete order pre-.
walls throughout the country.
Funds for the monarchists are said
to com from the Duke OF Oporto, IN
Gle of ex-King Manuel, who is anxious
to have the republic overthrow and
his nephew again in power.
Lu 1851 NAHI "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
MILITIA PATROLS FLOOD
DISTRICT IN WISCONSIN
gpecial S. united Press wire.

Black River Fails, wis, Oct. 81
Two companies Of state troops are
patrolling this city and the Black
river below today to prevent looting
In the food districts and TO assist Ia
the sanitary work.
1t has been decided TO rebuild the
town On the hills ON the west bank
of the river. Cities below here still
report much high water, which Is
stu doing great damage IN wash
outs, but the crest Of the flood has
passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
GIVE BANQUET
FOR GOVERNOR
Reach New Brunswick 70
morrow at 6:24 p. M.
Special. 10 the EvENIN NEWS.

New Brunswick, Oct. 9.-Chair-
man Thomas n. Hagerty, of the
Democratic county committee, re-
ceived word today that Governor
Woodrow Wilson will reach this city
at 6.24 O'Clock tomorrow night to
speak In the Opera House at the
Democratic mass meeting planned in
behalf of the county ticket.
Al delegation will meet the COVER
nor at the station and escort him to
the Mansion House where a banquet
viii be served. Governor Wilson
will be the first speaker at the meet
followed by Mayor Albert Boil
of Perth Amboy, candi-
date for sheriff. Following the lat
address Governor Wilson will
for Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
SUIT AGAINST MATA!MAn
STEEL & IRON COMPANY.


Trenton, Oct. es--The Matawan Steel
and Iron Company, Of Matawan, was
made defendants in a snit brought
IN The United States Circuit Court to-
day by William n. Dykman and Isaac
r. aw4p= ef Ncw woTs. ri,wy eaarge
ar infringemens Of patent for q piano
strike plate. They ask for an injancT
sion restraining the alleged infringe.
ment and an accounting Of profits,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
start Efficiency Campaign.

The Efficiency Campaign was
started at the Christian Endeavor
society's meeting last night. 1t was
also Rally Day. Miss Edythe Boehm
was the leader. The chairman OF
the different committees gave an
outline Of their work which they
we're expected to do during the CAM
paign. Misses Irene Owens and Miss
Daisy Hancock sang a duet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
REPORT THAT FAMOUS
MONA LISA" FOUND
speoial bg united Press wne.

Special BIZ United Press wne.
Paris, Oct. 9:-Three detectives
left here for scissors, where it is re-
ported that the Mona Lisa has bee1
found. The police refuse TO give airy
Information about the matter but all
the newspapers carry the news Of
the discovery of the stolen master
piece.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
SEVEN TAKEN IN AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

At the Presbyterian church Sum
day morning seven persons united
with the church, 1t being communion
Sunday. The choir sang two an
thems. In the evening the pastor,
Rev. James II. Northrup preached an
excellent sermon from the subject,
Men and Women of Our Time"
Miss Marguerite Boughton and Miss
Edith Crowell sang a duet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
AVIATOR RODGERS ON HIS
WAY TOSpRlACFItLD, Ill.

Special By United Press Wire.
joliet, TIT, oct 5s-Ayiator c. P.
Rodgers, who lost his way yesterday
while attempting to ny from Chicago
to Springfield in his ocean TO ocean
fight, assembled here at S:55 A. NJ.
and declared he expected to reach
Springfield without o stop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
METUCHEN CASE Is
pElsic -xlllE


New Brunswick Oct. 9:-Judge'
Lloyd will try the case of r. Al. Shef-l
lock. OF Metuchen. vs.. Harry Al.
Kruzen, of New York city, this
afternoon, 1t is a suit on a contract.
The case of Anderson VS.. Pubic
Service, which has been before the
court several times, went to TIL Jury
~ n,nlnck this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09
M0NARCHISTS
DEMORALIzED
Portuguese Government Says
They We're Put to Flight.
nnited Press wire.

Special BIZ United Press Wire
Lisbon, Oct. 9:-War Minister
Castro has resigned as a conse-
ouence of the bitter criticism direct
ed against him from the manne in
which he has dealt with the royal
list uprising in the north.
Premier Chagas, today, asserted
that uprising had been completely
suppressed, but reports from royal
ist sources insist that the monarchy
has complete control Of the north.
There Is. considerable speculation as
to the whereabouts of Manuel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09

II you nave something to trade
put an advertisement In our o.,
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09

Pitman, Oct. 9:--The residence of
H. M. Pancoast, on North Broadway,
was destroyed by fire early today,
entailing q loss of $4,000. The
three fire companies OF Pitman quick
ly responded to the alarm but we're
greatly Handicapped by low pressure
OF water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09

The EVENING NEWS has the
circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09

1t Pays to Buy at ]. CHRIST CO.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-09

HIS WeeK and help out In the oFa-
tory line. Mr.. Malone Is IN assist
mt corporation counsel Of the City
Of New York, and O son-inzlaw of
Unfted States Senator 0'Gorman
MIR. Malone ts q political speaker Of
no mean ability and is enthusiastic
In his belief that Governor Wilson
wi11 be nominated for the presiden-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22d, 1911
AT j A. M.
&c ||Head Horses & Colts

/. Penn, bay horse, 7 years old,
weight 1850 lbs, by Pencader; good
all-round horse, work anywhere, ele-
giant draft horse.
2 Blanche, bay mare, 8 years old,
III foal. This is elegant road mare,
good worker; afraid OF nothing.
3. Sister, brown mare, 8 years old;
elegant work and driving mare.
a. Belle, brown mare, years old
in foal Good all-round mare.
& Bonnie, bay horse, 4 years old;
this is a splendid work horse and a
shapy one; would make fine road horse.
g. Bay horse, 8 years old, good
worker.
J. Bess, black mare, II years old; in
ioal. Work anywhere, and any child
can drive her.
s Shamrock, years old; as fine a
colt as there is in the county for his
age and will show for himself day oil
sale.
o Annie, bay mare, years old; nice
70 Bay colt, coming year old; fine
size and bone and very promising.
il. Bay mare colt, coming I year
Old This is very attractive filly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
Farming implements

3 Farm Wagons, I Milk Wagon, 2
Runabouts, Osborne Binder, good as
new; Mower, in good condition; 1
New Idea Manure Spreader in good
condition; 1 Corn Planter in good
condition; I Darrell Roller, good as
new; Horserakes, Spring tooth
Harrows; I5o-tooth Harrow; Iron
Age Sulky Cultivators, 1 Root Cutter,
? 3-horse Plows, 2-horse Plow, I L
horse Plow, 5 Hand Cultivators, Corn
Coverer, Grain Fan, Fodder Cutter,
Double and Single Trees; Forks, Hoes
Shovels, etc; Corn Knives, and Hedge
Knives, Grind-stone, Creamery Cans
HARNESS. set Carriage Harness,
8 sets Wagon Harness, 1 set Dear
born Harness, Collars, Brides, Hal
tiers, etc.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums OF
$50 and under cash; over that amount
a credit OF nine months will be given,
purchaser giving bankable note, with
approved security, payable at National
Bank OF Chesapeake City.
WILLIAM H. PYLE.
VIM. Ewing, auct
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horse. No better for his pounds in
the world
No. I4-Bill. II years old, IS I-2
hands high, full mate to No. ID and
| never saw better paid of horses.
They are always ready and no one
has better pair.
No. I5-Charlie, IA years old, IS ga
hanas high, mate to No. Ia. just as
god as he can be and they ought to
go together.
No. I6-Goldie, by Goldust, dam
.A.ice, fercheron Stock, 2 years old
This is NICE, smooth, big, sound
mare cot, will grow into money fast
No. I7-Starlight, brown gclding, 2
years old, by Goldust. dam Per-
cheron Mare. Here is a fine big
colt. Lots of bone, good disposition,
Will make a grand horse.
No. lS-Hawthorne, years old,
brown gelding, lHce, big, growthy
colt, all sound and smooth. Will make
a very stylish horse.
No. Io-Dicktough, 2 years old,
brown gelding, all sound, smooth, and
very clever colt. Sired by Prince.
No. 2o-Jim Savin, here is a fine
big chestnut colt, years old, plenty
o, room to grow, look him over good
By oavin fercheron.
No. 2I-Lindale, coming 2 years
old, chestnut IN color. Here is a good
one. don't know where a finer colt
can be found for his age, don't often
see one like him. Dam Mabel No l..
No. 22-Sadie Bell, dam No. 10,
"a Percheron and fine, big, flly,
smooth and will sure make hand
some big mare, coming years old
No. 23-Tom, steel gray colt, CON-
ing years old. A great, big colt.
plenty OF conformation, the best OF
disposition. | have kept this colt foi
SOCK purposes. His dam is May No
7. he IS nearly fun blood draft
norse and shows his breeding.
No. 24-Morgan. Steel gray colt,
coming years old, dam No. 8, fine
size, p.enty OF bone and grand, good
colt.
NO. 25-Friday, steel gray colt, dam
No. 9, by Percheron horse, here is a
NICE, smooth fly, just as good as she
looks.
NOS. 20 TO 3I-Coming 1 year old.
They are bred from Percheron Stock
Big, smooth and nice bunch of baby
cots. Sired by Prince.
No. 32-Prince, gray stallion, 7
years old, IS "a hands high, 1850 lbs.
Here is ore OF the incest, kindest,
best broken horses | ever saw. He
can do anything and do it right
Sound. Out OF book OF so names
the past season, tlrink has let 90
colts. In everyway a desirable stock
or general purpose horse. Come see
his colts.
NOTICE. have bred and raised
most OF these horses. They are a de-
sirable lot everyway and each horse
on this bill will be sold as | have no
further use for them and they are up
for tie high dollar. have five horses
reserved not on this bill; they will
not be offered for sNle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
Farming Utensils, &c.

Five farm wagons, Bickford &
Huffman drills, 1 binder, 7 loot cut,
Mccormick; 1 Mccormick mower, /
hay tedder, rollers, wheel cultiva-
tors, disc harrows, spike harrows,
spring tooth harrow, 3 sections; l
horse cart, l top market wagon, l
gang pillow, double disc pillow, 1 Ac-
me harrow. York carriage, 1 run
about, l speed cart, 3 hay riggings,
good as new; $50 wire posts, $50 lbs.
side meat, wagon shelvings for haul
ing sugar corn; 4 hand corn planters
used Tor replanting corn; 1 good sit
ting room heater, 2 three horse plows,
Oliver chilled; two horse plows, 8
hand cultWators, single. double, three
and six-horse trees, shovels, hoes.
picks, post spades, hedge knives, I
horse trough, l Scientific horsepower
feed mill, can be used for saving
wood, grinding feed and Smelling corn,
all in first-class order; I good circular
saw and belt, 10 good milk cans. good
sprayer for whitewashing or spraying
trees, and many other articles that will
be booked by day OF sale.
HARNESS-Four sets OF wagon
harness, brides and collars and II
sets of pillow harness
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& CATTLE

Fourteen Mich Cows, ranging from
5 to 10 years old. IL Heiiers, ranging
from l to , years old. One Holstein
Bull, 2 years old. Here is choice
bred bull, good big fellow, nicely
marked and quiet. One Guernsey
Bull, years old, good size, entitled
to register but cannot furnish papers.
These COWS are all straight, good
size, excellent mixers and quiet, about
seveneighths Holstein. Six OF them
will be in profit by day Of sale. Others
close springers.
HOGS-Seven Shoats. Jersey Reds.
One-half interest in I2o acres OF
wheat in the ground. Thi, is an en-
cellent opportunity for a good crop
o. wheat, as the ground was all man
ured before planting in the spring.
Also 800 lbs. OF phosphate, IL and 3
used on each acre. 7 pks. of wheat
,sowed to an acre.
Eighteen tons clover hay b. the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
81 Head Horses 8 C0tS@

No. Mabel, bay mare, 1912
hands high, g years old, 1000 lbs. Will
work or drive and fine, sound, safe
mare everywhere In ioal to Prince
No 2-Durnc. sorreI gelding, safe,
sound, fearless OF everything, IS I-2
hancs high, 1850 lbs, ! years old. Good
saddle horse and one o, the kind
everybody likes.
No. 3-Columbus, scrrel gelding, 5
years cd, by Columbus Wilkes, sound,
kind IL all harness This is a clever
young horse ony been used little
tut as good a prospect as | know.
No Jack, Goldust stock, safe,
sound, kind .or anyone TO use. Brok-
en- everyway and ! years old, IS I-2
hands nigh weight 1000 lbs.
No. 5-Bohemia Boy, his is an ex-
cellent colt, good gated ready to use
and nice size. Can trot now better
than 3 minute gait, 3 years old.
No, 6-May, bay mare IS I-2 hands
high, Pe-cheron Stock, al sound kind
and No. l mare eVeryway. Cannot
hook her wrong, : years old, 1850 lbs.
Nc. Alice, bay mare. close mate
to No. 6, ought not to lie separated.
They are just Is good as can be, both
in foal to Prince Full sisters 5 and
6 years old, sound and nobody has any
better ones.
No S-Maud, bay mare, years old,
sound, work or drive anywhere, San
born Stock, in ioal to Prince and a
nice, big, smooth mare.
No. 9-Patsy, years old, full sister
to No 8. This is a fine team to work
OF drive; sound and safe in foal to
Prince.
No. Io-Sadie Bell, 8 years old,
Is I-2 hands high, Percheron Stock,
gray mare, sound, kind and clever any
where This is quite mare; look
her over She will do. In foal to
Prince
No. II-Rose, IL years old, an ex-
cellent mare anywhere you hook her.
Just don't know how much she can
do Has considerable speed and in
ioa! to Prince.
No. I2-Lady, bay mare, IL years
old, bred last fall, splendid worker
and driver Always ready for the
word. ! have broken all my colts
with this mare for several years. She
is true as steel.
No. I3-Barney, Il years old, IS ga
hands high, grand, good, Dig, gray
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
GRAIN. ETC.

Hay by the ton, corn and potatoes
by the bushel, cider vinegar, meat bar
rels, ! hogshead, lot whiteoak lum-
Der, 3x4xS, and lot OF chicken wire.
Other articles too numerous to men
ton will be gathered up by day of sale.
TERMS-All sums OF SEQ and under
cash; on sums over that amount a
credit OF eight months will be given
by purchaser giving bankable note
with approved endorser, with inter
est from date; 3 per cent off for cash.
s. A. POTTS.
Dr. Charles r. Biles, auct feb II2*
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S Head Cows and Calves R
ONE sow AND FIVE PIGS.
Farming Implements, Har-
ness, Etc.

One Osborne binder, has been 1ssd
three years; Studebaker farm wa
gon, Missouri drill, 1 Thompson
horse rake. Plano moving machine,
two-horse cultivator, Iron Age; I
Little Diamond two-horse cultivator,
? ene-horse cultivators, No. 40 Oil
yer Chilled pillow, I Syracuse pillow,
No. 2; Dayton wagon, Itop buggy,
Snring-tooth harrow, l Spike har-
-ow, l Carriage pole, Corn planter
in good condition, 1 Hay rigging, 1
Grindstone, Shovels, Forks, Hoes. I
Post spade. a sets pillow harness, 8
work collars and brides, set lead
harness, single and double trees and
other articles too numerous to men
ion will be looked up by day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums OF
SIS and under cash; over that amount
credit of eight months will be given
by purchaser giving bankable note
with approved security Interest from
date if not paid when due.
GEORGE K. LUSBY, Agent.
Joseph Holt, auct feb Ats
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Farming implements

two-horse farm wagon, Columbia
make, good as new; runabout, I top
buggy, binder, ! moving machine,
new last harvest; grain drill, Mis-
sour 9-tooth horse rake, 1 horse rake,
! roller, 10 it, hay rigging, Stra-
horn S, new last harvest, 1 two-horse
plow, No. 3 Syracuse; one-horse pillow,
spring-tooth harrow, 1 spike tooth
harrow, hand cultivators, 1 seed
sower, new; 1 corn shelter, new; 1
gr1nd-stone, new; l sled, 1 double
harpocn fork, 100 foot rope and
blocks, ! straw knife, new; 1, and
3 horse trees, 1 wheelbarrow, forks,
shoyels, hoes, post spade and lot Of
tools
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
TRUSTEES SALE
Farm and Tract
of Woodland

Under and by virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in
Equity. passed in a cause therein in
which Anna l. Mccullough ct al
are plaintiffs and John F. Roach ct
al are defendants, the undersigned,
Trustees appoi.ted therein, will sell
at public auction at the Court House
door, in the town OF Elkton, in the
county OF Cecil, and State OF Mary
land on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-11
For Sale or Vent

The farm of the late Alexander Smyth, now
the property of James N. Smyth, situated in the
Fourth Election district of Cecil county. Md, on
the road leading from Barksdale to Newark, is
offered for sale or rent. prior to March %. 1911.
II contains II of land, in good state of till
age, and is improved by five room dwelling
house. barn and other outbuildngs Convenient
TO railroad. stores, churches, schools&c.. and in
pleasant ueighborhood. Possession given on
March IS, 1911. Apply to
JAMES NJ SMYTH
2l06 West 10th st.
Wilmington, Del.
or TO GEORGE A. BLAKE. his attorney,
feb II If ELTON, Md.