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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
SEASON
| AT METUCHEN
Schedule for Entertainment
is Announced for the Year.

Special TO tbs EVENING NEWS
Metuchen. jan .24:@The year
1911 will be a gay one at the Me
tuchen Club, the home of Metuehen
society. Mrs. Washington Wilson,
general chairman. announces the
schedule Of entertainments fer the
year as follows.
January "A. 30, and February
6TBridge tournament
February 13-Military bridge.
February Perception and
dance.
March 17-Card party.
April 20-Subseription dance
April 27--Card party.
May 18-Card party.
May 29-Subcription dance.
June 8-Card party.
September 21-Card party.
October 19-Card party.
October 31-Subscription dance. +,
November 16-Card party.
November 30-Reception and
dance.
December 14@Card party.
January Reception and dance.
The committees for the year are
as follows:
Committees.
Mrs. Washington Wilson, chair
man.
January--Mrs- e. Niles Welch.
February-Mrs. Washington VIII
son. Mrs. w. v, McKeazie, Mrs.
Frank N. Often-
March-Mrs. Abel r. Cerbin-
April7-Mrs. Ralph r. Corbin.
May-Miss A. d. Robins.
June-Mrs. Harold Edgar.
July-Miss Carolyn Robins.
August-MrA Mack.
September-Mrs. Roy G. Burr.
Oetober-Mrs. Lansing Y, Lfppin-
colt.
Nevember-Mrs. HI. b. Johnson,
Mrs. E. G. Rowland. $
Decemher-Miss Hall.
Informal Dances.
Amusement committee-Mr. Fl. G,
Nook, Mr.. John MacLauchlan, Mr.,
A. c. Allison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
EXQUISITE ART
IN NEEDLEWORk
Danish Ladies at Sewaren
Worked for Royal Family.

Special TO RE EVENING NEWS.
Sewaren, Jan. 24:-Mrs. Clara
Groot, who took up her residences in
Sewaren a few months ago. hoping
to interest the ladies' In her exquisite
art needlew ork, has succeeded be-
yond sill expectations. She now has
a class OF young people, about TWEEN
ty in all, and has applicants for new
pupils daily. Her emhroiderfes,
Irish crochet and Danish work are
a marvel of skill and artistic genius.
Mrs. Groot has put a large number
Of pieces OF her beautiful work in a
woman's exchange on Madison ave-
nue., New York, and they have sold
rapidly. She has received many or
ders for other articles from there
and has all she can do to fill them.
Another Danish lady, Miss Am
brosfen, from Copenhagen, has late
ly Joined Mrs. Groot, as a partner I'm
this delightful work, and as she is
equally as gifted, they form u COM
binatfon hardly TO be found In this
country. These ladies design their
own patterns for all their embroid-
cry and lace work. so each customer
can have something different in
ever they order.
Miss Amhrosfen has painted and
embroidered entire gowns for mem-
bers OF the royal family of Den
mark and there seems to be no limit
to her wonderful gifts. Sewaren Is
| certainly most fortunate In having
among IT'S residents two sHeh un-
usually accomplished artists as In
%structors to all who desire to learn
any of their exquisite work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. Harry Lining, of Augusta
street, Was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday Afternoon.
Raymond Clark. of Spotswood,
was a South Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Il. S. Mason, OF Broadway, was a
New Brunswick visitor yesterday.
John Lyons, of Ckdrch street.
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon
Mrs. John Cosgrove, of John
street, spent yesterday afternoon in
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Emma Worthy, of David
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Florence Parisen was q
South Amboy visitor yesterday after
noon.
August Behn, OF Stevens avenue,
was a New York visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Oliver Mathis, of Second street,
WAS a Perth AInboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Michael Reilly, of Washington
avenue, who has been confined to
his home since December Is, 1910.
has sufficiently recovered to be able
to be on the street.
Goodwin Wheeler, who has been
sick for ver a week, WAS seemingly
very much better yesterday. AS Mr..
Wheeler Is somewhere near ninety
five years old, a great deal OF anx-
iety was felt regarding his recovery,
but at the present time his condition
il JfaNnr4hlesEpr f4seOyery.@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
KEYP0R1

John J. Campbell, OF this place,
and George w. Dufour. of Keans-
burg, ahve gone to Virginia to look
after a piece of timber land which
they own there
Mrs. Joseph Maurer, ST., will en-
tertain the Keyport Euchre Club at
her home In Broad street tonight.
Miss Ida Dominica, n of the
stenographers In the JerSey Central
Traction Companyls offices here, Is
confined to her home near Matawan
with the munaps-
Charles Smith, who has beer
south on a cunning trip, has return
ed and resumed his duties with the
r. West Company.
Mrs. Mary G. Gross CAV a euchre
at her home In First st get last
night.
The Keyport Bowling Club wiz
meet at the Brunswick alleys tomor-
row night. t
The Century Athletic Club are
preparing to hold a dance on Friday
evening, February i9.
AT the Reformed church last SUM-
day night Rev. w. E. ComEo5h ave
stereoptfcon views there was as;
an illustrated hymn. TH1 attend
Hnce was exceptionally large and tn.
sermon n to be remembered. III
Will give an illustrated lecture on
The Making of a Newspaper" at
tne church next Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24

Ira Warne,- Jr., of M~orgsnville,
brought suit against the w. Sheltar
SHALLOW Company, a New York con-
tracing firm, with offices at 507
Fifth avenue, for gravel furnished.
A hearing was held before Justice
William A. Fountain at Matawan
Friday. The decision was withheld
until yesterday. when the plaintiff
obtained Judgment for the full
amount of his elaim. which was
$I59-25 and cost OF suit. 35.a4.
IT. fs reported that the suit case
which was stolen from Mary Dugan
Saturday night by colored man
was found In Mr. Prudens yard
Monday morning with nothing dis
turbed or stolen from the case, 1t
Is very evident the man was fright
ened and did not care to be found
with the goods
church attended Sunday morning
pliment Captain Fisher for the ad-
mirahle manner In which he is drill
ing the boys.
Mrs. John Conover, of Perth Ana
boy, was visiting her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Il. Hayward. Monday,
Mrs. Harry Van Dorm, of Keyport,
spent Monday with her mother, Mrs.
K. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith enter
tanned the Whist Club Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Stark and
family, of South Amboy, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Stark's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. I. T. Rue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. L. Cody, of
Trenton, " visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fury at the Matawan House.
Master Thomas Fury has return
ed home after spending two weeks
in Trenton with his cousins, Frank
and William Maher.
Mrs. n. G.. BedIe was an eut-of-
town visitor Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
N%EIGHBORING TOWNS
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and reliable In every case of Skin
trouble. no matter what it is.
Get a trial bottle today! Instant
re1ief-only 25c.
Barnekov q Petz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
D. OF A. HAD
INSTALLATION
South Amboy Lodge Had
important Event.

8RSca14 TO Tag EfGNl04 HEH o-
South Amboy, Jan. 24:-The In
stallatfon OF the offeers-eiect or
Ho-e Council, No. 2. ID. of A.. toak
place Friday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Dis
trfct Deputy Mrs. Samuel Freeman,
Jr.. to serve for the ensuing year.
Councillor, Mrs. Mary Sickles; as
sociate councillor, Mrs. Catharine
Ward, viee-counctl1or, Mrs. louisa
Thomas; associate viee-eouncillor,
Mrs Eliza Dill; recording secretary.
Mrs. Marian Dill; financial secretary,
Mrs. Louisa Aifgor; treasurer, Mrs.
Ella Compton, conductor, Mrs. Kate
Freeman; warden, Mrs. Emeline
Hubbard: inside sentinel, Mrs. Kate
Sprague; outside sentinel. Mrs. EN-
ma Stults. trustees, Mrs. Emma
Stults,. Mrs. Kate Freeman and Mrs.
Mary Strafton; Junior past council
Tor, Mrs. Mary Strattan; associate
Junior past councillor, Mrs Sallie
Petty.
After the installation rerfesh-
ments we're served and a social time
whiIed away the remaining time OF
the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
3AYREVIlLE

Miss Hattie Woodruff, OF Ashury
Park, has returned to her home ac-
eompanfed by Miss Mabel Beekman,
of Main strset.
Mrs. Thomas Meade. wife of
Thomas, Meade engineer at John
son & 1ohnson's, In New Bruins
her father, John Meade, OF the Sand
field road. She leaves three chill
dren, a brother, Edward, and q hus-
banad. Mrs. Meade was formerly
Miss Maine Cost. She was twenty
eight years old. The funeral was
held at the M. e. church t 1880
o'clock yesterday.
The regular meeting of the w. G.
r. U. was held at the home OF the
Misses Way, of Main street, yester-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Lulu LaForge, who is now
in the Wells Memorial hospital, New
Brunswick, Is doing nicely.
Mr.. G. w. Fisher Is again around.
after being confined at his home with
a severe attack of the grip.
Mr.. Joseph Thorn. OF Main street,
was q New York visitor yesterday.
Edward Goodman was q Perth
Amboy visitor Sunday.
Clifford Rodan was o South River
visitor Sunday.
Thomas Goodman, OF Perth AM
boy. Is spending o few days at the
home Of his parents q Aillside a.,
hrsxr MnEef. SSsssE
thu weekend atts.asrks { Of b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
KEANsBuRG

David Wilson made a business trip
to New York Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Cannon and children
r spending a few days with her
brother, Chester Wilson. at Jersey
City.
George W. Dufeur left yesterday
for Georgia, where he Is interested
extensively In the lumber business,
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Collins spent yester-
day In Newark.
Mrs. Joseph Hay spent yesterday
with friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Hopper. a trained nurse, of
Newark, spent Sunday and Monday
with her parents in town.
Il. A. Morris made a business trip
to New York Monday.
Mrs. e. A. Smith went to New
York On q shopping tour Monday.
Mrs. J. Pentermade WAS visiting
friends in Jersey City yesterday.
Jack Martin, OF Highlands, was
In town yesterday.
Martin Bowers spent. Sunday al
Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. John Ohmenhiser visited
friends in Railway Monday after
noon.
Miss Ethel Valentine was an out
of-town visitor Monday.
George Brewster waa a Perth AMI
boy visitor Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Huber spent Monday
In New Yerk.
John Dayton OF Perth Anibey.
was q local visitor yesterday.
Miss Edith whitney spent the
reen-eHa cut OF tewn
Miss Nan Stewart Miss Jennie
ShOurds and Miss Anna Hart saw
ss'rhe Fortune Hunter" In New York,
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jameson and
son Rehby. Of Caldwell. n. H., were
the guests or Mr.. and Mrs. C. q.
Zimmerman OF Railway Avenue.
Rene de Russy is iii With an at
tack ef bronchitis
MRS. George VALENTINO was an cat
.of toxin visitor Morday.
ID. F1uharty, of Baltimore. Md, Is
Ii town for q brtsa season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
HAS AFACTORY
IN HIS CHURCH


Highlands, Jan. 24:-With estxb.
fshment Saturday In the basement
OF his church. OF an apparatus fof
making cement blocks. the Rev.
Thomas Huss, of this place, has add
ed III degree to his versatility and
paved the way for two more. Not
that he needed them. for now be-
tween sermons he oflciates al a pho
tographer, a printer, a stereoptfcon
lecturer, q ffnaHcfer, a mason, q
carpenter, n builder, and be may
soon become a real estate operator
and rental agent.
The Rev. Mr.. Huss expects to- en-
ter on his fifth year as pastor Of the
Methodist church at Highlands IN
March. His popularity with his com
gregatfon and townsmen IL such that
last week the church society readily
granted him permission to set up the
cement block plant In the basement
OF the church. He recently pur-
chased two lots near the church. and
VITA his home made blocks he win
build a house ON the property.
When 1t Is completed he will either
sell or rentsft. and butld another.
The minfsterss accomplishments
give hfa a great advantages over
other practititioners In the New Jer-
sey marriage business. Already. II
desired. ha can furnish estimates on
a wedding, from announcements to
residence. All the futare BRIDE
groom needs do Is give tho Rev. MI.
Huss q HIST OF names and datess and
the minister will turn out announce-
ments and Invitations from hts print
ing plant; perform the ceremony II
the regular Methodist style: phat0-
graph the bridal party, furnish d
building lot. and show latest styles
I'm cement block construction, or. ff
preferred. rent OF his own
houses. It has been suggested that
he try his hand at the manufactures
OF furniture. and open a raiiway sud
steamship ticket agency, In order to
have his bureau the most complete
in the world.
Although the Clergyman Is doing
no advertising, his equipment is
g~eenralfy conceded to excel that OF
the Hoboken Justice of the Peace.
who furnishes "a marriage license
with each ceremony. The Rev Mr..
Huss is further aided by his position
of president of the Highlands Build
ing and Loan Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
DR.. SPENCER
HEADS W. A. A.
Annual Eisctisn Of Wsod-
bridge 0raanizatlon Held.

<Dsct1y to tn 1V1WfNo FkWa
Sewaren. Jan. 24:-The annual
meeting Of the w. A. A. WAS held
Saturday evening at the club house,
for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. DIR. n. T. Spencer was
elected president. to take the place
OF C. A. Campbell. who has served
most efficiently during the past
three or four years. He has been
most ably assisted by Mrs. Campbell,
who Is as popular and agreeable as
the ~ex-president himself when con-
Quoting the social functions of the
club and entertaining the members
and their friends.
Leon Harmed was elected vice
president; r. H T. Martin. Jr.. treas
urer; Fred Potter, financial seere-
tary; Mrs. j.. G. Walker was elected
chairman of the committee of enter
tainment with Mrs, J. III. z. Marion,
IT., and Mrs. FL. b. Valentine, as her
assistants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24

I'M
beginning, next Sunday. q series
OF evangelical meetings will be held
~ the FfFst BaRtist church every ey
ening except Saturday, az 7:3o
Of clock, led by Rev. H. A. Buzxeil.
OF Newark, the evangelist Of good
cheer.
Miss Gertrude Rice, OF New York
city, spent tho weeks end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Hfce. Of
Church street.
Misses Julia Zwinglas is the guest
of relatives at Newark.
mT. and Mrs. G. Shelters aad
daughter Lizzie motored to Red Bank
Wednesday and spent the day with
Mira. j. Patterson.
Miss Leila Patterson, of Red
Bank, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George Slower, of Hill avenue.
Miss Edna Osborne spent Satur-
day in New Brunswick shopping.
Miss Florence Osborne, OF New
ark, spent Sunday with her parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Skillman and son
Roland spent Saturday at Perth Ana-
boy.
Harry Sawyer and Walter Petit
spent Saturday with friends Ia
Spotswood.
Mrs. William Campbell. of Spots
wood. spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. JudsoH Green.
MIR. and Mrs. U. Magee are spend
ing a few days with relatives here.
Emily Rogers and Francis Ruba-
ber enjoyed a play at New Bruins
wick Saturday.
The P. o. S. OF A. band are re-
hsarsing for a minstrel to be given
February %. An oyster supper win
be held In the town hall Tuesday ev-
eTaing, February 18th, for the bene-
fit of the local lodge.
s. Olsen, Mrs. A. J. tuition and
son Arthur entertained a number of
our local folks at their home at
Brookfield Terrace. Thursday even
ing. The evening was very pleasant
ly spent In playing cards. dancing,
vocal and instrumental music. At a
late hour luncheon was served.
Among those present were the
Misses Addie, Lizzie, Retta and Ed
ma Squires, Reava Clayton and the
Messrs. Frank Hoxsey, a. j. Jutton,
Albert Treat, OF Freehold; George
Baker, LELAND De Loach and Harry
Lowdnes.
Mrs. Lewis Jolly spent Thursday
ia Jamesburg with relatives.
Albert Treat, of Freehold, is
spending a few days with Miss Edna
Squires, 0f-~the Riverside Hotel.
John Squires motored to Freehold
III his new 1911 Ford touring car
Thursday afternoon
Chrys Appley and Anna Mankow-
ski spent Thursday with Mrs. A. L..
Brown. at Spotswood.
George w. Minor was a Trenton
visitor Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
sEWAREN

Miss Ethel Raymond spent Last
week in PoughReepsie. N. r.. visit
ing former schooImates.
Mrs. w. r. Ames, OF Brooklyn,
wes In town Grrasy
Harry Jansen, of New York, was
a guest Of Fred Turner at the Home
stead ever Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Burt, of Brook
lyn. were entertained over Sunday
at the home of Ianlea Hutchinson.
The salmagandi Club will meet
tonight at the fue1zae Of Mrs. VI. a.
Osborne. Subject for the evening,
New Jersey FROM its settlement 10
the present f!ute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
aERopf ANE BURNS IN AIR.


Danish Filler Dssesnds Ia Time to
Avoid Serious Injury.
Copenhagen, Jan. 24.-Svendianr THE
Danish aviator, while flying inc Vol
sin aeropIaHe at a considerable height
saw that his machine was on fire. Tut
first intimation he had Of the fact was
when the spectators shouted to hiEa.
At the outset he paid nc attention to
the cries which reached him from the
ground, but at last he realized that
something WAS wrong and. looking
around, saw that the flames were
bursting through the framework OF
this aeropiane. Descending as quickly
as possible, he reached the earth Just
in time to avoid a serious disaster
The machine was destroyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
ACTION ON BARRY CHARGES.
Case Of Retired Admiral viii DC Taken
Up la a Few Days.

Washington. JsH. 24-Seeretary OF
the Navy Meyer will take action prob
ably within the next few days in the
cass Of Rear Admiral Edward b. Bar
ry, u. S. NJ, retired. who was recently
relieved Of command of the Pacific
feet. The record In the case sent by
the officers OF the flagship. which Adj
mirsI Barry Is reported to hare st
tempted to suppress. represented the
navy department by mall. The papers
IN the case are under consideration by
the Judge advocate general.
Some Of the department may uSse
Admiral Barry voluntarily to resign
his commission as an officer OF the
navy. The officers of the department
are anxious to avoid the publicity that
would result from a court martial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
ABE REuF eETs NEW TRIAL.
FormA Esoss ot San FraHaiscS OF
A aszfavsratIs nssssien.

"a H8FAVVf3OFS NSFUFUUs
San Francisco, Jan. 24-Neariy three
years after his original Indictment and
two years after his conviction and SEN
tenee to fourteen years In San Quentin
for bribery Abe keuf, ence all power
full political boss Of Sara Francisco, has
secured a ~rehearfng Of bis case from
the state supreme court.
The effect Of the ruling = practically
to place Huef In the sc position he
occupied when he appealed, two years
ago, from the sentence Of the superior
court and to give him an indefinite ex-
tension at the liberty he has enjoyed
on bail. The aetisn OF the appellate
esurt on Mos. - IN denytng Reefs APP
peal Is set aside by tbs highest court,
and the whole volIInInous case is re-
opened for consideration by the SUI
prenie Judge Of innunerable technica1i.
ties that he urged against his convic-
ti0U
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
HOME FOLKS HEAR TEDDY.
Police Enforce Trza6S/ Regulations ir
Crowd a Oyster Bay.

0yster Bsy. N T.. Jan. 2A-eolonei
Roosevelt leetared before an opera
house fun of Oyster Bay gruwuups ON
bis eleven months hunting aud ex-
ploring trip In Africa. Before the
cafgnel started for Africa he told Oys
ter Bay that be would give 1t an even
ing all to itself. The pelice force, had
to soye round aaa reaad the. opera
house to enforce trafse regulations,
and he was q pretty tired colonel whea
he motored bach to Sycamore Hill.
The colonel told hunting stories that
we're illustrated with stereoptieaa
slides. The colonel wilt give the same
lecture Tor the Oyster Bay high school
pupils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24

BUTTER - Steady on fms grades: re-
ceipts. 4.I6T packages: creamery. held. spes
cfals. 24a25c., thirds to extras. Isa2asAc. !
ENTHUSIASTICALLY receipts. LIS boxes;
state, whole milk. specials. per ib., tSla
lie; September quality, fancy, white, i5a
BKc.; colored. 15a15Ae.; lower grades. al
to quality, 9at41izc.
EGGS Weak receipts. 5,TS cases
state. P~enasyivania and nearby, hsnnery,
white, per dozen, 32a28c.; brown. &c.;
gathered. white, a2a24c. brown. 26a27e-;
fresh gathered. FISTS. &c. seconds. 2Sa
2ac. refrigerator. flrsts. 1Sa1se, seconds,
165kaf7c.
LIVE POULTRY-Firmer; chickens. per
h., I21SatS1xc.: fowls. Ea1ec. :
HAY AND STRA W-Steady.
DRESSED POULTRY - Steady; fowls,
western, small 5oxss. f4al65sc.; average
best. bbls.. isc.; other prices unchanged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
CRURCH:sELLs PROPERTY
AT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
solal 10 ne EvENTNc NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Bedford, Jan. e4:-Yesterday af-
ternoeu the Baptist church of Attain
tic Highlands sold at public auction
on the premises the late William
Seeley store and two lots. The store
and n lot was sold for S340, and
the other building lot was bid in at
s12e- Charles z. Snyder. of Allan
tic Highlands, bought both pieces of
property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
A BLACK HAND WCTlM7


die Him With suIistst
Newbars. N. II Jan. 2&-A saHsder
at the most Geld blcaded r~hnraetrrcr
Cured at d peint In the city limits
known as "The Dump" and the ctr
cumstanees are sneh that It is thought
to have been of the Black Hand venge
ance. Vincent Mianesealco. better
known as big Jim" Perry, was the
victim His body was literally riddled
with bullets.
Perry was on his way TO Cornwall 10
collect money that was due him from
one OF the New York water supply
shafts when the murder occurred. The
shooting was witnessed by a colored
man. who says there were ave men
and women In the attacking party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24

A wategspesst splas WITH eRoFmehs
speed It's velocity at the sea level Is
sasat six miles D Kainatc-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
WEATHER

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 D. IA. yesterday folIow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24

Mogs than ga. 09O people Ia this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-24
OLD BRIDGE

Mrs. John Jernee, of Perth AM
boy, spent the weeks end with her
mother, Mrs. Peter Shelters.
Mrs. William Holmes, of Sayre-
Vile, has been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Montgomery, of Church
street.
Mrs. ]. Reniek has returned home
after a weeks visit with relatives at
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Estelia Disbrow, OF Fast Or
ange. Ia visiting with her sister, Mrs.
G.. s. Rogers
Miss Deaya Clayton and Miss Nell
lie McMulken attended a select"
dance at Freehold Wednesday even
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-08
The Diaz Manifesto.

City Of Mexico, May SIN a mani
festo issued and addressed TO the peo-
pie OF the republic of Mexico Prest-
dent Diaz announces 1t as HIS inten-
ton TO resign his Office Immediately
upon the restoration of peace. The
president EeseEEaS- -Io.- -ai2asels EssA. = s,ziza.
lege of deciding when the C0I3ftions
are such as to make possible this
promised resignation In his own
words he indicates that the time VIII
be when according TO the dictates of
my conscience l am sure that my res
ignation Will not be followed by an
archy."
President DiaZ Enthusiastically shows
# to be his purpose not TO retire while
the country is involved in war. and
he further makes 1t clear that he win
not resign at any time under compul-
sion.
The manifesto wss not published TN
Ill today, and it win not be officially
transmitted to the tnsurrectcs. The
president hopes that he Is responsible
to the people only of Mexico and that
the statement Of his intentions shall
only reach Madero and his followers
incidentally as it does the other people
of the republic