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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
REPUBLICANS
Get TOGETHER
City Executive Meet But No
Endorsements Are Made
New Chairman Presides.
PLENTY GOSSIP AFLOAT
Asbury Fountain is Mention
ed as Possible Democra-
tic Nominee for Sheriff.

Although the Republican City
Committee convened last night, in
the first meeting of the campaign,
the probable slate for this city and
representatives for county Offices are
just as much In the dark as before.
The republicans, it Is understood,
will have the opportunity of pick
Ing local men for the positions of
sheriff, one f~reeholder and n as
semblyman, but no decision was
reached by the executive committee,
last night. 1t is said the party de-
sires to name John Hanson for sher-
If, William r. Stacey for freehold
er, and John F. Ten Brock for as
s~emblyman. But, Mr.. Stacey Is men
toned for a clerkship under william
f. Pfeiffer, the newly appointed post
master, and Mr.. Ten Brock has re-
ceived considerable attention az a
likely aldermanic candidate to op-
pose Alderman-at-Large, William D.
Voorhees,.
New Chairman Presides.
l.. Burt Moore, the new chairman,
presided last night. The meeting
was held In the offices of Larson and
Fox, In Smith street, and beyond the
fact the committee will attend the
banquet Saturday afternoon of the
r. Young Mems Republican Club, no in
formation was given out to the pub
lie. The next meeting will be Mon
day, August 21, in the rooms of the
Fourth Ward Republican Club, in
Elm street.
Asbury Fountains Boom.
Former Freebooter Asbury Foun-
lain the wellknown supervising
principal of the Madison township
public schools, Is the latest candi
date for the sheriff nomination Oh
The democratic ticket, according to
lll reports. He attained countrywide
publicity when, as director of the
old Boare of Freeholders, at that
time composed Of t~wenty-one mem
Ders, he submitted a personal bill for
B65 days of work. The freeholders,
ut that time were paid - q day for
svery day they WORKED Er. Foun-
lain has always aspirsl his friends
lver to the position Of Sheriff of
Eiddlesex county.
Fourth Ward Alderman.
Andrew r. A. Overgaard, a local
contractor, is likely to enter the race
for the republican nomination for
alderman in the fourth ward. A num-
her of his friends think he would
make q goou snowfuu ana ae-~-e
Ing him to run. Mr.. Oyergaard Is
aspiring for the position and will
most likely make a try for 1t.
County Committees to Meet.
John Pfeiffer, chairman of the Re-
publican County Committee, stated
today that the committee will con-
q yene in about two weeks for the first
session of the year. The democratic
committee has held several sessions,
ard will meet again Thursday after
noon at Soldiers Beach, but their
opponents have not before found the
necessity of a conference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
BOND
OF COLLECTOR
C. Asa Francis Delays Start
at Custom House.

It was leapart cat the custom
house today that there vas a mistake
or omission in the bond or commits
sion of c. Asa Francis, on Long
Branch, the newly appointed collec-
tor of the Port of Perth Amboy,
to succeed Robert Carson, of New
Brunswick. Collector Carson was at
the custom house today and could
not say when Mr.. Francis will begin
his new duties.
Mr.. Francis received his official
notification and blank bond some
time ago, but they were returned to
the department at Washington, D..
G., for correction or revision. The
papers have not returned. 1t will
be necessary for Collector Francis
to fill out the bond. take the oath
of office, and return both documents
to the Washington officials before
he can assume charge of the port.
Mr.. Carson is in readiness to step
out any day. Mr.. Francis will
probably take the oath of Office be-
fore Judge John E. Foster, of the
Monmouth County court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
POLICEMAN LED
THElYNCH MOB
State Troops Patrol Goats
Vile, Pa, Make Arrests

I: 5Edf bD Z nttod FTess Wire.

~CoatesvilIe, Pa, Aug. IA po.
liceman on the regular force of this
borough was the chosen leader OF
the mob that burned Thackley
Walker, the negro slayer of Police
nan Wright, according to positive
evidence District Attorney Gawthrop
has in his possession. The mans
lame Is being withheld until the
authorities have all the evidence and
r ready to act.
According to the district attorney
it may be two weeks before any ar
rests may be made. He does not
want to act until he is sure Of his
men.
The state mounted police is pa
trolling the streets today and has
the situation completely under con-
troll. Their presence has put a stop
to all talk Of rioting or storming of
1ails. In event Of arrests, however,
the prisoners will be taken TO West
Chester, the county seat, where they
will be safe from attempts at rescue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
QUITS
CHICAGO TODAY
Spent This Morning Carefully
Going Over His Machine
at Grant Park.
FLY TO ELKHART, IND.
May Later Attempt to Fly
From San Francisco to
New York.
FLY TO ELKHART. IND.
Special by United Press Wire.

Special OF Unfed FTeS6 WTos
Chicago, Aug. 15:-Harry N
Atwood, the areial hobo, spent the
morning at Grant Park going ove1
every wire and bolt in his biplane.
He expects to start at 1920 O'CLOCK
this afternoon, weather permitting
for Elkhart, Ind, following the rail-
road track, a fight Of 101 miles. He
says If he Is successful In his st
Louis to Boston flight he will at.
tempt a flight from San Francisco u
New York, for which a prize O
$4,000 has been offered.
Atwood flew from st. Louis to
Chicago, making a stop at Spring
field, ILL.,, yesterday. This completed
the first leg of his journey.
Atwood's flight was almost devoid
Of incident. The machine is not a fast
one. 1t is a touring plane which runs
at from forty-fve to fifty miles an
hour, but faster when the wind helps.
In spite Of this, his running time be-
tween points were always faster than
the swiftest express trains, while his
time from downtown st. Louis, includ-
ing Ills two long stops on the way, was
only one and one-half hours slower
than the fastest train.
Atwood received $500 for alighting
at Grant park aviation course. This
sum Is the same that Is allowed to all
aviators who take part in the meet for
expenses. The meet association would
offer no other inducement to Atwood
to land there. In various prizes along
the route, for passing over cities and
for stops, Atwood will earn about
$4,000 If he arrives at Coney Island
by Aug. 20, $4,000 of the amount
being provided there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
BELIEVES SHE
IS REAL HEIR
Hrs. Jensen of New K0CneIIe;
is Here Today.

Believing that a small fortune left
in Hadersleben, schleswig Holstein,
Germany, belongs to her, a Mrs. Jen-
sen, who formerly lived IN this city
and now resides in New Rochelle,
N. Y, is in this city today in an
effort to confer with Mayor Albert
Bollschweiler on the subject.
She read about the fortune IN a
newspaper, which contained an arti-
Gle about a communication sent by
]. Christensen, of Hadersleben, to
Mayor Bollschweiler. The writer
wanted to know of the whereabouts
of Jens, a son of Henry lessen, or
Jensen, of this city. Christensen had
estate, q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
WILL SUE OWNER OF
GAR WHICH HIT BOY

Jonah Frankel, eight years old,
son of Julius Frankel, Of Prospect
street and New Brunswick avenue
was hit by an automobile last week
and the boys father has retained
Jacob B. Joselson, of State street, to
bring suit for alleged damages. The
name Of the wner of the a is not
known, although the number, IL
161-N. j." was caught by several
bystanders. Little Jonah was knock
ed down and severely bruised at 8
o'clock Thursday afternoon while
playing at the corner Of Prospect
and Fayette streets. DR.. Max Green
valid attended the victim. Among
the eve witnesses were Samuel Swer-
ling and Mrs. Castlebaum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
DRESSING FOR
KINGSTON ROAD
gpectal 10 The ETENING VIEWS.

New Brunswick, Aug. LITTLE
Board OF Freeholders passed a resO-
luton yesterday afternoon %authoriz-
ing the laying OF an asphalt dressing
on the Kingston Aqueduct road. The
board instructed the clerk to notify
the Public Service Corporation to
have a representative at the next
meeting, August p, relative to the
improvement Of Raritan avenue,
Highland Park. The Public Service
Gas Company informed the board
that the mains under the "HOle-in-
the Wall" South Amboy, had been
lowered as per request.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
TOGO is DOING
NEW YORK AGAIN
Special B., United Press Wire.

pP6tFuF " OHFF0WI OO0
New York, Aug. 16:-More sight
seeing was the program for Admiral
Togo today. He was first taken to
the Brooklyn Navy Yard and there
given an opportunity to look owe
some of Uncle Sans big. 1st sea-
fighters. He was then switch. back
to Manhattan over the Brooklyn
bridge, In which he displayed I'M
usual Interest," the night he landed.
It was planned to take him through
the Hudson river tube and the sub
way and show him other wonders Of
the metropolis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
ALLEGED HORSE THEFT is
HELD IN HEWBRUHSWICK
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Aug. 15-Edward
Fuller, t~wenty-nine years old, was
arrested as a suspicious character on.
Albany street, this city, early this
morning by officer Dewitt. The
prisoner was driving a rig which tai
lies with a stolen outfit from Tren-
ton. Officers from the capital will
come here this afternoon and look
over the wagon, horse and man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
POPE PASSES
UNEASY NIGHT
special bu United Press Wire.

EPbCFUF Uy WFEoW z " WVs
Rome, Aug. 15:-Pope Plus pass
ed a restless night because of the
pain of his knee which was recently
operated upon.
The Pope's condition is still in a
| convalescent state. His physicians
are perfectly satisfied with the pro-
| gress made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
SAYS PATIENTS
ARE NEGLECTED.
Special By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Matteawan, N. Y, Aug. 15:-That
the patients in the state asylum for
the criminal insane have been ne
elected by the nurses and guards and
that the death Of John w. Ceburn, a
patient kicked and horribly beaten
by another insane patient, was d.
rectly due to such neglect have been
reported to State Superintendent of
Prisons Stopp, and as the result an
investigation has been begun, and
complaints by Harry x. Thaw as to
his experiences in the asylum will
be heard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
STATE INVESTIGATING
TEACHERS TRANSFER
Special bv United Press Wire.

Special By United Press WtTe.
Trenton, Aug. 15:-An fnvestiga-
ton of the circumstances under
which the Board of Education, of
Pennsgrove, Salem county, deposed
Miss Sue H. Coles, as supervising
principal. has been completed by
Assistant Commissioner of Education
Belts, who has not yet announced his
decision. Miss Coles, who had served
as supervising principal since 1905.
was transferred to a small school.
There was no reduction in salary, but
Miss Coles appealed to the state
authorities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
BUYS AN AUTO

Cornelius P. Conyery has pur-
chased a thirty horsepower Oakland
r%unabour automobile from Edward
Van Ketemdel, OF Red Bank.
Republicans Clam Bake. Eagle
wood Park, Saturday. August 10, 4
p. m. 2350O-S-14-6t-*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
VOLCANO KILLS
MANY TOURISTS
specfol 5u United Press Wire.

Toxic, Aug. 15:-More than thir-
ty persons, half Of whom were for
eign tourists, persisted on the float
of Mount Asama-Yama usually a
peaceful volcano when it suddenly
burst into violent eruption today.
The volcano has been a point of In
terest to visitors here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
PROBEELECT|ON
OF STEPHENSON
Special bn Tinted Press Wire.

Special bn Tinted Press Wire.
Washington, Aug. 15:-The sem
ate committee on contingent expens-
es, ordered a favorable report on the
resolution for an investigation of the
election of Senator Stephenson, re-
publican of Wisconsin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
NEW YORK RESTAURANT.

Are you looking for a first class din
Ner. Clean and cool dining room. Ev-
erything in the homemade way. A call
will convince you that u RESTAU-
RANT is up-to-date. Chef for q. S. s.
Admiral Dewey, ff three years, who
can recommend my work
22s Smith st. Nd. Miksmi, Prop
ges&fri-6mos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
CONGRESS QUIT
ON AUGUST %
Special bu United Press Wire.

Washington, Aug, 15:-SenatOr
Penrose this afternoon introduced a
concurrent resolution proposing the
adjournment of the present session
of congress on August %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
SAVE 100000 IN
MAIL TRANSPORTATION
snec1n1 BIZ United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Washington, Aug. 15:-A saw
ing of 100000 would be effective
in transporting mail, II the railroads
were paid for the actual space occu-
pied while enroute, according to the
! report made by Postmaster General
IAkchcoek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
MORE FIGHTING
IN LIVERPOOL

Special By United Press Wfr.

cPecfof ~ CHTfed PresS Wfya
Liverpool, Aug. 16:-Contfuued
hghtfng between troops and organ
lied mObs keep the lower district or
the city in terror. Five thousand
troops are at service clearing the
streets and early today they had to
fire over the peoples heads to scat
ter the mobs.
The worst trouble occurred when
hoodlums entered bakeries and pro-
shops and forced the proprie-
TO hand oyer their wares. More
buildings were set afire and were
completely Quilted because the mob
not allow the fremen access
to the blazing structures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
TAFT TO PASS
THROUGH HERE
Leaves Washington at 8
O'clock This Afternoon
Bound for Ocean Grove.
PASS HERE ABOUT 7:30
Scheduled to Speak in Ocean
Grove Auditorium Immedi-
ateIy on Arriving Tonight.

Special 5y United Press Wire.
Washington, Aug. 15.-President
Taft left this afternoon for Ocean
Grove, where he will address the
Methodist Camp Meeting Association
on arbitration treaty, tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
AVIATOR FELL
into CHANNEL
SneclnI hn limited Press Wirs.

Dover, Aug. $50. c. Morrison,
the aviator, was rescued two miles
out in the English Channel today,
when his monoplane plunged into the
sea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15

Try our exchange column. No
answer, no pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
BEATT|E JURY
CHOSEN TODAY

Bpecfai By United Press Wire.
Richmond, Va, Aug. 15:-The
selection Of a jury to try Harry
Beattie was begun today. Thirty
two yeniremen made up today's
panel. They were chosen from out
lying districts where newspapers are
scarcely read.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15

wood Park Saturday, August 10, I
D. m. 2S500-S-14-6t-%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15

Republicans Clam Bake. Eagle
wood Park, Saturday, August 10, 4
D, m. 23500-S-14-6t-*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15

AUTOMOBILES rOI. RENT.
Parties taken anywhere day or
night. c. A. Sexton, 70 Smith St.
Phone 1S1.
225S6-7-1O-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
STANDARD OIL DECLARES
So QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Special b. United Press Wire

New York, Aug. 15;-The Stand
ard Oil Company today declared a
dividend of Sc for the past quarter.
1t is payable to stocks of records
August IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
8THER-probabiy

local showers to-
night and Wednes-
day. Moderate tenn
perature. z h t
westerly winds.
The oasis., 1911-06-17

good class of cake fed steers, 1000 to 1150tb, at $4.60 to $5 co, with fair numher of heavy steers at $525 to $5.70 Top on natives is $6 B this week, fair number at $6 10 to $6 25, bulk of steers $5 30 to $600, cows at $3 75 to $5 25. heifers $4 25 to $6 15, bulls $3 75 10 $5 %, calves $400 to $750. Stock CTS and feeders have held steady this week, but dealers look for decline next week, especially if it does not rain in the meantime. The main element of strength this week was in the demand from Northern buyers, a good many parties here from Omaha and Sioux City, taking the cattle to go to the Northwest. Local dealers think this demand will be absent next week. Stock cattle sell at $400 to $500, feeders $4.50 to $5 30. stock cows and heifers $3 co to $425.
 Hogs received here this week S6. 100. last week S0.900. same week last year 50400 Increased re ceipts have heer no burden to the market, which has made gains steadily since the first of the week including an advance of } to 15 cents to-day. Top to-day is $6 223, bulk of sales $6 10 to $6 20, which prices are practically the same, for bulk of sales, as are being paid in Chicago and St. Louis. to-day The packers find no difficulty in disposing of the meat or the pro- duet, and as long as this condition rules, which appears to be inde- fnitely, hog prices cannot be put down very much.
 Sheep and lambs have arrived here to the number of 61 ,000 head this week, last week 39,900, same week last year 23,100. The mar ket has been in a bad way all week, some of the best kinds sell ing reasonably we'll most of the week, but the lower grades, which embraced majority of the supply, found hard sledding all the time. Lambs are off 15 to 9 cents to-day.
The oasis., 1911-06-17
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, June g, 1911.- Cattle received here this week 33,- TOO, last week 33,500, same week last year 31,200. The run has contained fewer corn fed cattle than any previous week this sea- son, and the best grades of these have sold a little stronger. Low grade stuff is little cheaper, which results in a wider spread in prices on all kinds. The quarantine sup. ply has been heaviest of the year so far, this week, about 300 car loads in that division. Most of these arrivals have been a fair to
The oasis., 1911-06-17
FerrOCarriI Union MeSiCanO.
TIME CARD NO. 32.

Tn effect October 25th, 1910.
 Tram No. 1 Leaves Torres Station 790 a. m'
 Arrives Prietas Station ouV
 " 2 Leaves Prietas Station 5UV Ill.,
 Arrives Torres Station b'UU .u. All trains connect at Torres on Sonora NH, way, with trains to NOgales, Guaymas 9nN Yaqui River and vice versa. .h Wells, taFgo N UO. s Express and IeleBIalPIi in operation between Mlnas Prietas anu ''' parts of the World. u,uoy Shortest and best route to Yaqul hlrVa n1s Barranca and San Marcial coa fe ds' soy esn ahuaripa, Ures, La Bufa, La Dufa' '"4 Javier, etc, etc. c rrion Freight can be consigned to Y. C' VulTa ,loya Mexicano to be forwarded by team ,ao~ ,ao Represo station to the above named pl"0Vr ara All goods consigned to rallWs{ .os Inf received forwarded and wareh0useu li''' commission and storage charges. .lvavs At Minas Prietas depot hack Ha%oye ready to make trips to any or tDe "'' named points at reasonable ratsstsc:
 JOHN SYMONto,.n
 General Freight & Passenger AS''"
The oasis., 1911-06-17

hest springs $6 30, yearlings worth $4.50, wethers $400, ewes $3.50, goats S2 75 to $3.25 There was a large accumulation of goats in the yards few days this week, but most of them have been worked off to country buyers mainly at bar gain prices. The run will not be as heavy next week, as Texas will ship lightly for awhile.
 ]. A. RICKART,
 Market Correspondent. Spanish and English Print ng by THE OASIS PRINTING HoUsF
The oasis., 1911-06-17
HIDES, HORNS AND WOOL.
Read able Items fro m the Cattle Rangs
 of Arizona rrltory.

Holbrook Argus; The cattle shipping season is now on in full blast, commencing on the 1st of the present month. Steers and old cows will be shipped out of here at the rate of about one train load per day, to last for the next two weeks.
 Holbrook Argus: Tom Tucker and Ben Kemper, the genial mem- bers of the Denver Live Stock Commission Company, arrived from Denver the other day and will be here for week or so, ship ping cattle. They also expect to in spect the St. Johns Irrigtion pro- ject, in which they are heavily in terested, before returning to their Colorado town.
 Williams News: Fred T. Golfer of Springerville sold this week, through the L. A. Live Stock Com mission Co.,, 400 steers, first class fall delivery, mostly 3's up, at 4 cents delivered all on cars, to Cali fornia parties. This sale, which is the first made since buyers with drew from northern Arizona after furry of high prices, indicates a good price for all steers, most of last years sales being made at $S75 and few at $4.00.
 Florence Blade: Wednesday witnessed what was probably the largest single shipment. of cattle ever made from the Florence depot. It consisted of thirty-three cars filled with 1090 head of stock, some of which were feeders, and some prime beef ready for the market. c. A. Long, of Imperial, California was the purchaser, and he will place them on green feed at his ranch near Imperial where he has several thousand acres of alfalfa all under irrigation. The cattle were purchased from T. A. Nicholas Jr., who sold 405 head; Joseph Spinas, BPS head and 5. A. Bart leson, 357 head; and the entire deal amounted to cash payment oi s39, ,730l0. The big bunch was handled in remarkably quick time as the weighing was commenced early Wednesday morning on the Wentworth scales, from whence the cattle were driven to the Flor ence depot, distance of about 1( miles, in one of the hottest days O the season, and the train loaC inspected and ready to pull ou before nine o'clock in the evening Among the best in the bunch were twenty eight steers, purchased by Theo. Nicholas from Sam Sweeney early in the spring, that were 1T the top notcher class-big, beauti iul, glossy animals that averaged nearly 400 pounds. Sid Bartle son also had some big three-yea Olds that swelled his average to { good figure.
The oasis., 1911-06-17
Ruta de la Costa Occidental.
 FERROCARRll DE SONORA. FERR0cARRlI SUD-PAClFIC DE MEIIcO.

Anuncian los cambios en suS itinerarios an yigOr el dia de April de 1911, como sigue:
 Para el Sur Para el Norte Lease haeia abajo. Lease haeia arrihs
The oasis., 1911-06-17

RAMAL DE TONIGHT. Martes, Jueves Lunes. Miercoles y Sabados. Viernes.
The oasis., 1911-06-17

5.l0AM Sale. ..TONICHI Llega 7lOPM 10 10 A Nj Llega.. CORRAL, Sale l230PA
The oasis., 1911-06-17

RAMAL DE ALAMOS. Martes JueYes Mercedes, VierneI y Sabados. Domngos
The oasis., 1911-06-17

240 Sale. .NAVAJOA. Llega l2OOAA $40 M Llega. .ALAMOS. Sale 900 AM
The oasis., 1911-06-17

100 "A NJ Sale .ACAP0NETA Llega 5oOPM HOO A Nj Llega. YAG0. . Sale loo PM
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-25
ACT 40.
AN ACT

TO PROVIDE a CLOSE SEASON Projection THE
FISH KNOWN AMAAMA.
Be ENACTED By the Legislature Of the TERRITORY Of Hdwaii:
SECTION l. That it shall be- unlawful for any person TO fish
take be engaged in the fishing for taking from
any of the within said Territory except hereinafter
provided Anaama during any time from December 1st to
March inclusive in any year And it shall be likewise I'M
lawful for any person to expose offer for sale to to have III
possession for the purpose of exposing Offering for sale any
Amaama during within any of the times stated III this
ton; provided however, that the prohibition of this section
against the fishing for taking of Amaama shall not extend
or applicable the lccc of enclosed fish ponds
privately owned.
The word Amaana used this Act shall be construed to
include Amaze and all other used designate the various
sizes of fish Of which Amaama is the common name.
Any person offending against of the pro
visions of this Act SHALL for the first ocnsc be punished by
fine less than Ten Dollars than One Hundred
Dollars by imprisonment less than ten days more
than days in the discretion of the court by both;
and upon subsequent conviction of such ofcnsc time
within year after former conviction thereof the person
convicted such subsequent time shall be punished by fine OF
less than Fifty Dollars than Five Hundred Dol
lars by imprisonment less than fifty days than
one hundred days, in the discretion of the court, by both
SRcrrox B. Any and all Amaama which shall he exposed or
offered for sale held in possession with the intent of exposing
offering the for SALE contrary to the provisions OF this