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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
BIC GERMAN DIRIClBlE
BALLOON is WRECKED
Special By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Berlin, April 21:-The bad luck
of the German dirigible balloon was
carried further today when the Per
cival the Sixth" started on its trip
for Amsterdam, the first information
al passenger-carrying trip on record.
The balloon collided with a tree at
Hanover. After several hours work
it was finally entangled only to meet
further disaster in a marsh beyond
Hanover. The bag was so badly
damaged that 1t was shipped back to
Berlin. None of the four passengers
was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
LOT SALE,

Robert P. Judge, Manager for the
Sewaren Realty & Investment Com
pany, is having a Lot Sale at Sewaren,
on Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
April 22nd, 23rd and oath, 1911.
Los are to be sold for from 800
up' s, on easy monthly payments.
- elegant silver present is to be
given to each buyer of lots on days of
this Sale, some of which are now on
dis Jay in the window of S. Scheuer &
Sons store, Cor. Smith street and New
Brunswick avenue.
These lots can now be bought at a
reasonable price, and will never be any
cheaper than at the present time. In
side of three years the values will have
increased 100 per cent.
The land lays fine. and-eommnnda~a
rpeaurIfuI view of the surrounding oun
try and water front. 1t is within easy
reach of Perth Amboy (5c fare) making
it a practical place of residence for
people doing business in that City.
The Title is guaranteed by the Mid
dlesex Title Guarantee & Trust Com
pany of New Brunswick, N. j.
There are four houses now being built
on the property, and six others about to
be contracted for.
Go. oven and look it over!
Go over and buy a few lots!
A small cash payment viii secure
them for you, and there is no better
way to save and make money than by
putting it into this land in the form of
small monthly installments, getting in
now, before the prices are raised, and
thus securing the benefit of all future
advance in values.
People calling at the office of Burke
& Bolger, 366 State street, on the days
of this Sale, can be taken to and from
the property in Automobiles.
4-21 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
RED MEN CONFER THE
DECREE OF CHIEF

At a meeting of Pc Ambo Tribe,
No. 65, Red Men, in Its rooms in the
Jefferson building last night, the
chiefs degree was conferred on a
candidate. Besides many members
of the local tribe, there we're visitors
present from ~Sayreville. A social
time followed the business session
and refreshments were served in the
lodge room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
To Plan For Singers.

A committee of representatives OF
local Danish societies making prep
arations for the reception of the Dan
ish student singers here next month,
will hold a meeting tonight in Dana
hall to make further preparations for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
PRIZES
AT TRAINERS
Annual Contests at Business
College Last Night.

The annual educational contest
was held at Trainers Business Col
lege last night. Present and former
students of the institution were ex-
amined in penmanship, rapid calcu-
lation, typewriting and spelling. Miss
Agnes Donovan, of this city, won the
penmanship test; Isaac Kramer, OF
this city, the rapid calculation con-
test; Miss Edna Wittnebert, Of Me-
tuchen, the typewriting tests, and
Miss May Noble, of South Amboy,
the spelling contest.
Prizes In Gold.
The competitors were quite ner-
vous and in some cases did not do
justice to themselves. This was the
case especially in the spelling con-
test. Prizes of So in gold were
awarded to each of the successful
contestants and Miss Wittnebert also
received a handsome gold medal
from the Remington typewriter man
ufacturers for her exceptional speed
on a Remington machine.
Penmanship Contest.
The penmanship test, won by Miss
Agnes Donovan, was based on the re-
quirements of the business man.
There were several contestants. The
rapid calculation event, won by Isaac
Kramer, was highly interesting. In
winning IS in gold offered by the
college, Miss Wittnebert wrote 71S
words in fifteen minutes. In COM
peting for the Remington gold med
al, which she won, she wrote 499
words in ten minutes. AS good a
showing as would have been liked
was not displayed in the spelling
event, which was due largely to ner-
vousness.
Large Audience Present.
William P. Bradley, D.. P. Ohm
stead, Albert Leon and George st.
Andrassy were the judges who de-
ctded upon the winners. Although
no general invitation to the public
was given a large crowd was present.
A shorthand test, which was not
held last night on account Of l~ateness
of the hour, will be held tonight.
Rehearsal For Cantata.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
PRISONERS
FORCE RECESS IN TRIAL
Special By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Viterbo, Italy. April 21:-The
recess in the Commor1st trial result
ed today from hysteria on the part
of the prisoners. They moaned and
groaned and made such noises that
guards had to force order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

House Changes Hands.
Mrs. Josephine Anderen has pur-
chased the t~wo-family house at 220
Gordon street, owned by L. W.
Schoonover and R. E. Comegys,
through Comegys Brothers agency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

Try our exchange column. No
answer, no pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

II you have something to trade
put an advertisement in u ex-
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
FEDERAL CONTROL OF
CANAL

Continued from Dage ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
Rehearsal For Cantata.

A rehearsal for the cantata, to be
given in the First Baptist church
shortly will be held Tuesday night
instead of Monday, as first arranged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

The annual rrpor, uf Joe T. sheri-
dan, United states mime Inspector for
New MoNico. fot tho year has lust
been Published, Th, repor, shows /,
most gratifying growth in the coal
mining industry OF New Mexico. the
gross production for the fiscal year
being a.2Hj,iNG tons with "A yahR of
S5,auS.H"l ana representing an i'm
cr'as" of j. per cent over the pre-
Nioiis Nenr one OF the most favor
apio features of the report * that go, r.
"ring the relation between the miners
and operators SAYS the report:
TN" min" operators ana miners
We're IN CLOSE accord during the wear
anu at no time nor az any place were
any signs cot discord shown The on.
orators are taking greater Interest
than over before IN tn. safety and
comfort of the employees. and In line
WIN Other efforts for IN. safety of
IA" men and the preservation of prop-
"rty thcN are maintaining better dis
'ibilho. ~ result fatal and nom
lhtal accidents hay" greatly decreased
during the past two years, the rat. 81
fatal accidents for tho fiscal wear end =
ed Jun" so. 1905. was q. 20 per thou
sand prisons employed; for the rol-
lowing Year 1909, 1t was $50 per
thousand employed: and during tho
past Year. asa per thousand an
pioy"d This rate Is much creator
Than 1t should bee, and is prhnurll,
due to lack of laws bv which disci.
plinc can Dee enforced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
trixoiia


f'thftts
Discoveries of rich ore have been
made in the Commonwealth mine
since II was taken over hy the Clark
interests of Nevada "A short time ago.
II has been found that the reserve of
commercial ore IN sight amounts to
'o,oou tons. that the enrichment az
tends 20 the hanging wall and thee
the mino Is practically virgin prop
erty. although II has produced so
100000 worth ef gold and silver. As
soon as the new owners took charge
from the bottom of the shaft, witch
- now down i5O feet. a crosscut was
run I" the hanging wall and II way
found that all III" rock In between
the hanging wall and shaft was rich
in gold. Before this discovery the
ground had been regarded as worth
less. The vein showed a steady IN
creas. from the surface down. while
the silver held about the same. Ar
win he made az once To
work the mine on more extensive
scale than ever before
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09


New York Ilar association under sis
heads
Want of satisfactory standards
81 "Npertness, with It's result OF invit.
ms the testimony OF challatans
>. The partisan character of tho
evidence, conflicting and unreliable.
often given hy he so-callcd experts.
. The prolongation of trials. with
IN, consequent Increase ri expense.
on account o. he number OF VII.
nesses.
I The confusing effect on iuries.
which the violently conflicting opin.
ions have.
q, The lack of scruple on the part
oi some of the members ol the bar
IN oonntenancing the hiring by their
clients ol the unprincipled, seli-st led
experts 10 support causes bv suspi
cipus aud untruthiul testimony
u. An unfortunate tendency npon
The part OF some trial judges 20 per.
mt the evidence of such charlatans
The paper then gave a short re-
sumo on TN" attempts that had been
made IN various states To remedy he
eNll by statute such Statutes generally
hNihg the sum 10 be paid the expert
ana also the number OF experts per.
mlssiblc on side in a certain case.
The dctect 81 such laws was pointed
out however. IN that they LETT I'M
touched the source Of the evil. which
Is Ca allow either side Ia produce hls
own expert az nay him for his scr.
vice.
II experts were chosen from "A class
selected hy some competent aud i'm.
partial aulhuriL, and required 10 Zee.
iliN without cumpenset ion. a. a part
OF the noblessc obligc OF their prole
sion the nearest approach would be
mad To honest testimony, bur there
may be constitutional objections in
the ease of such statute.
The German system provides for
special OF struck iuries. the members
of which may De selected with ospo
cial referencr to their fitness.
The paper however, winds mp with
the assertion thar there is no legal
remedy for tine present prevailing
condition bar that The solution OF n
depends upon the building up Of
high moral atmosphere in both legal
and medical Profession. that the law.
yer viii NOT purchase nor the doctor
sell ms opinion Tor use as evidence
rus VIII DE attained M the millennium
ANA nor sooner
IN. paper Is The outgrowth OF a |
sentiment existing among the LEGAL
fraternity and the medical profession |
also, that expert testimony should be- |
united and even now there IL com.
Inl'tee OF lawyers and doctors OF Al |
ohqlerqnc working Ia arrive At some |
isreemon, by which the excess nse of |
'o'cailed expert testimony shall be |
limited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
4 JOAN Of ARC
LEADS REBELS
A Young Woman, Rich and
Beautiful, Leads 700 Revo.
lutionists; Fights at Head
of Band in Person.

VI paso, Tex, May s--The leader
OF a large band of rcvolu,ionists now
operating In the state of Guerrero
IN girl MARY Rita Neri. daughter
OF man who was once q general in
the Mexican army. Gcn. Cuanto Nrrl,
hut who. forsaking his country's
cause some years ago. took up arms
against the Diaz government Tho
having safely hidden his wealth in
French securities before starting the
revolt which ended In his death
twelve years ago.
lie Ncri" CTho Neri CRIB. az She
Is affectionatcly called BY an the
MEMOIRS If her band OF about ;o0
followers. inherits the revolutionary
instincts of her father who ~ the
time Of his death left her In con
vent In chilpancineo. the capital uf
Guerrero. she was then six years
of age. and the term was her ''im-
prisOnment as she called IT, in the
convent. was twelve years. This term
She finished just six months ago. and
came out the mistress of som. 500
ooo pesos IN cash aud a large amount
of bonds and other securities In tho
banks ~ Paris. with her money
she equipped force OF zoe men. who
elected her their leader lust as soon
ms she manifested desire 10 take
the fleld Fresh from the convent.
she learned 20 ride like an Amazon.
and shoots fairly we'll All her men
are equipped with American rifles
and reviewers with Interchangeable
cartridges. and all wear short swords
of the Mexican cavalry. The uirl
ana her hand have becn In several
hard fights with the Mexican troops.
and. while worst.d in some Of these.
nave won In others. She ~ regard
cd az the savior OF her people ny her
Followers, and Is Haid To lead tho
hshts IN person. though no mention
or this ~ made IN. the repprts, or .thc.
lighting from the Mexican army Of
hclals now In that portion OF the re-
public. She has never been wound
ed, and, Ia the superstitious Indians
OF the region. seems 10 bear charm
ed life.
In Neri Is described ne being about
five feet In height, and though
beautiful OF feature ~ Of an Indian
type. her mother having oecn
Guerrero Indian and her father
descendant or ono 30 the early Span
ish settlers or Mexico. She speaks
English and French as fiucntly "a
sh" does spanish. and hns some
knowledge Of tho ancient Nalmat1
tongue OF the ancient aborieines OF
Guerrero, learned from her mother.
VINO died shortly after the girl enter
I'd mo convent Tho band led by la
Neri has been fighting recently on
ihc border of the stat. Of Guerrero
md the small state Of Morcics. and
II reported to have taken the village
~ Amaousar. on the shores OF the
'S"isas river. but this liz not mention
ID In the government reports Of en-
eaeem"nts between her forces and
he Mexican troops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

Meath the surface of the water mn
'ho designations are therefore an.
propriate The vessels now under
construction are The earn. barracuda.
Fickerol. skate SNpiarh Suirgour.
Ihhsh"r Tuna, Seal, Sruv ~ Nauli.
lu,. Garti,sh and Tuib1i
Mo, OF % rev Ships are bcIag
mil on lho AuW coast. Oh,y !,
small numb'. o. them are lr tnn Pa
cinc coast I.i This dn"s nm mo, n
tha. an fhis reW Hglug euoneth
VIII be- maiuiniEoo IN eastern waters.
on The coutrdit. . lnlgo para ct Il is
u"si mod ior fh- w,f nru seas. anI
WIZ ni0fo 20 ,"oec naval bases iust -
soon as 'ha doW vessels aIr erpn Is.
STONED
Two of tho big hattloships are being
huiii ~ the New York navy ward
lh"N are The Florida ana the New
NotN. The other four are distributed
among inc his private yards south al
New hoIh The New York shin
hliidug company is constructing The
Oinh and the Arkansas, while III
cramps are building The Wyomlng
ana The NCvpor News Snip building
'o'npah} is building the new Texas
Zen t1onsand men will be- required
20 man ANA officer The ilcot now und T.
construction There are nearly 600
officers ana men tu each baitleShin
While az least 2.00U will he needed 10
haNisat" the twcnty.seVen small war.
ships This includes me collier Nep-
lnne. nov under construction ~ the
MHlNllud steel sgutunu4f. ,,l.nt
4 general enlistment campaign u
no" under way IN the navy 30 secure
men 30 Ilhc" She new ships In com
mission Appeals are being made al
oyer ne county io Young men who
might Doe attracted by naval career.
There are ID IN training stations
now nearly 1000 s"amen. al of whom
viii bee available for duty ON tho new
.''| when u is ready 10 take the
water"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
Com M|TTEE BUSY
AFTER FUNDS FOR
THE BIG FAIR
Effort This Year Will Be To
Make Event Real Statehood
Celebration Whether We
Get Into the Union Or Not.

The members OF the finance com.
mliiee al the Thirty First Annual
New Mexico Fair began soliciting
llhds from the business men OF this
CITY shortly after noon today Gen.
erous contributions io the biggest
ana best fair IN Nee MeXico's his.
Tory has been the rule. and IL is an.
ucipated that the dozen substitution
hstF IN circulation will De- filled to
capacity.
WIN Alhuquerqup as The CROWN
metropolis IN the new state the bust.
ness men are continuing more gen.
etously than ever To- The air because
lhey believe that on the eve OF state.
mood New MeXicos fair should
lruly be- bigger and better than ever
before
secretary McManus OF the Fair
Association has received offers from
SOME of the best fair attractions in
me country bur can not definiteiy
decide upon what 10 select until he
has an estimate oi how much money
will De available The committee
ms year. Is calling more strongly
IMAM ever upon the public spirited.
De'A o. the business men 20 make
the lair The best ever and the indica.
tlons are The business men viii 10.
spond heartily
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

don" ~ the inspiration VIII not
chang" until the generator and other
power equipment arrive and are IN
stalled. Two new driil holes are be
ing started and the test mill II being
overhaulcd.
Work at the summit copper com
pahy's property ~ more encouraging.
The four-foot streak OF 20 per cent
chalcopyritc that has been absent
from the vein In the south drift ~
the foo-foot level for the last 30 feet
has again appeared. Az the break IN
longer In the higher levels " was not
expected 20 reappear on the <o0-foot
level 80 soon. crosscuttins IL being
pushed from the COO foot level To cut
the Pasquale vein az that depth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
ALLEGES HUSBAND
WAS MEAN man

Alleging That her husband was OF
moan md guafr,lsomc disposition.
abusive uHd vulgar In his language
ANA fun OF iaultnudiug, aud that on
numerous occasions hc had threaten
ed her with bodily harm and had
'hld violent hands upon her. Adela
NhiI.sds today nl,d suit in tho dis
met court of BornalHo county asking
a total divorce from her husband,
Manuel Vall'jos n ia alleged that
lhe marriage was contracted ,n Sep.
t.mher. 1909. ana that thor. are no
children OF the union Tho plaintiff
is represented los Attorney W ..
lloHcuck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
AiogolIon.

MogolIon.
Erncstinc Mining Cos--The clean.
M for the latter part of Aprn Is IN
progress. The min last week treated
GA tons of ore. Welding IS sacks of
concentrates Work continues to be
pushed IN the mine, the vein In the
main tunnel west Is now from 10 TO
- feet wide. with an extra good grade
OF milling ore II Is said that ncgo-
tlations FOR the sale of this property
VIII be closed at an early date.
pcadwood Mines The actual oil
consumption IN tho operation of The
nill rs said ~ hc less than II cents
per day per horse power. and sine.
not To exceed 30 horse power are re.
CURED To- handle 80 tons daily In this
plant. the fuel cost to crush. stump
ana treat ton OF ore IL less than 10
cents. To this must be added labor
depreciation and other items In ar
irving AT the total power cost, which
= Wen under 80 cents per ton. The
MN" has been unwatcrcd to the sec-
ond level. ore Is being furnished the
mill from this ana ~. first levels.
The largo accumulation of water in
W. NiffsF WIZ ~ l'fNllfttu
To stand until the stability of the
Nat"r supply for min from springs
TWO miles up the canyon Is tcsteI dur.
ing The normally dry months ol May
ana June. and viii be drawn upon
Tor ore treatment II necessary.
The oaks Company Work viii be
started on the l0p00-fuot drainage
and transportation tunnel during the
week.
Maud Mining Company ioad
progress is being made ia the general
cleanup and preparing the properly
Tor extensive development ana ope.-
alton.
Socorro Nines--Thr tonnage and
production for April VIII approximate
that of March, the figures al pres .nt
not being available. Good or. con-
iinues in the lowest or 1OO-f,pt ,.yel.
where contract Tor 500 feet of driIt
ing was recently let
Enterprise Mining Company-W work
has been discontinued In the mine
ANA VIII be concentrated on tho min.
preparatory To another t-s, run ~ the
near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
GUMb|NER A HERO
IN REAL LIFE
Popular Vaudeville Artist and
Cowboy, Saves Poor Little
Sparrow and Friends Will
Tell Carnegie Hero Fund He
Needs Medal.

louis Gumbiner. OF the Cattle
SANITARY board performed an act
of heroism this morning when n.
saved "a sparrow from suicide Tn.
pird was noticed clinging against a
screen window facing Second street
at the headquarters OF the board.
u had caught it's head In thread
anu was hanging from the new avn.
ing over the window. about To die of
asphyxia. when Mr. Gumbner camo
70 the rescue Cutting the string
winch was 80 tight against the spa--
rows neck that II was almost impos.
sible to prevent cutting Its throat IN
the operation, he dashed cold water
upon the sparrow. This means proved
effective In restoring consciousness.
ana the grateful bird flutterrd abou.
the office for some time. and flew
merrily away when the window was
opened by the hero.
l.ouic's friends are preparing 10 Sc
cure testimonials for transmission TO
the Carnegie hero fund In AN effort
to have the young man properly re-.
warded for his brave and generous
act The truck gardeners. who have
been losing heavily since the spar
rows began eating the tops OFF the
lettuce beds. will doubtless hold an
Indignation meeting tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during Ills trying period. Complete
restoration to health means so much
To nae that for the Ike of other suffer
Ing women ana willing Ia make nv
trouble public so You may publish
thus letter - Mrs. CHAs. BARCLAY.
RED, Granitcyillc, ".
No other medicine for woman's Ills
has received such widespread and I'M
qualified endorsement No other med.
icine we Know of has such n record
of cures rs has lydia L.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
For more than 30 years II has been
curlng woman llls such rs intammn.
ton, liberation. iibroid tumors, jrrey
ularities, periodic pains and net vo,ls
prostitution, and II is uncqualled for
carving women safely through the
period of change of life.
Mrs. Pinkham, NJ Lynn, Mass.
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her ad Vice II free.
and always helpful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09
Miami


Three sections oi the Miami oppe.
companN's min are now operating. "a
fourth win begin AZ soon as some
pulloys have been changed as tn gear
and the remaining two OF the plants
units win be IN operation about May
~. The original estimate of saving
at the min IN being approached. now
being above 20 per cent. ana the con
centratcs are already showing a ~
per cent copper value. The under
ground development IL being carried
ON at the rat. OF 1000 feet monthly
The erosscut bcine driven north
from the l.oOO-foot station of the
Arizona Commercial Copper COM
pany's main shaft Ohc Eureka) has
been In ledge matter for about 50
feet It's breast IL now 1870 feet from
the station The vein as far as cut
displays considerable glance and goul
oxide ore. II was near the line nov
being cut by the crosscut that the
diamond drill recently penetrated
considerable high grade copper
glance. The shaft II 1870 feet deep
and IN diabasc. The winxe on the
zoo foot level is In mineralizcd ground
AT 90 feet depth. but not yet near the
point where the drilling disclosed ore.
III. routine work ~ present being
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

7 @ IA NERVOUSNESS
aud other annoying
symptoms. aud /
eau truly say that
Lydia l.. piukhau 3
V ePeta Bile Con.
pound has proved
worth mountains OF
gold To me. ~ "
restored my health
aud strength /
never forget e. tell
my friends what
| Win
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

A specific for pain--Dr Thomas
Electric on. strongest. cheapest lin
iment ever devised. A household
remedy In America far 90 years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-09

i"ot driit from the bottom of the 500
loot SHAFT There are indications that
IN" ore body ~ being approached.