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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-11-09
Coast to Coast Air Flight.

Aviator Calbraith P. Rodgers, ap-
preaching a successful completion of his
ocean-to-ocean jeunt, scared into Pasa-
dena, Calf, at 4:04 p. m. Sunday on the
last squirt of thirty miles from Pomona
and from an altitude of several thous-
and feet landed at Tournament Park in
that city.
II the necessary repairs to bis ma
chine were completed he was to finish
his flight yesterday and land in the surf
of the Pacific near Santa Monica. The
following is a summary of Rodgers
coast-to-coast flight:
Distance covered since leaving New
York, 4,231 miles.
Started from New York at AIS p. m.
September 18th.
Reached
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-11-09

Chicago, 1,199 miles. Oct. 8
Kansas City, Mo-, 1,428 miles. Oct. II
San Antonio. Tex, 1,7S9 miles. Oct. %
Sanderson, Tex, 2,O69 miles. . Oct. &c
Sierra Blanca, 2,29l miles. .... Oct. %
Ell Paso, 1881 miles. Oct. 20
Wilcox, Ariz., 2,603 miles. Oct. 81
Maricopa, Ariz., 2,7SO miles. Nov. l
Stovall, Ariz., 1920 miles. Nov. 2
Imperial Junction, Cal, 3,O53
miles. s............. .......... Nov. 8
Banning, CAL, 8, ,l53 miles. Nov. 4
Pasadena, Cal Nov. S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
DISTRICT COURT ONCE
A WEEK IN AUGUST

Judge John w. Beekman stated
today in the district court that dur
ing the month of August court will
be held in this city only on Mon
days, and not on Mondays and
Thursdays, as heretofore. Judge
Freeman Woodbridge, of the New
Brunswick district court, is cooper
ating with the local justice and will
hold court on Thursday during the
coming hot month. In this manner,
both judges believe, plaintiffs deslr-
ing hasty redress can be accomodat-
ed without delay by appearing be-
fore Judge Beekman or Judge Wood
bridge.
Only one judgment, for posses
sion, was handed down by Judge
Beekman today. 1t was In the case
| Of Elmer f. Ball, represented by
Stephen F. Somogyl, vs., George
Bosch. and favored the plaintiff.
The case Of J. J.. Mott Iron Works,
represented by Attorney Newman. of
Newark, VS.. P. J. Monaghan, has
been discontinued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
PUTS
ON GOOD FRONT
Detectives Are Baffled by
His Cool Demeanor.
srectal by U4ited Press WtrS.

Richmond, July 31:-Harry Beat
tie today defied the scores of detec-
tives and the prosecuting attorney
to send him to the electric chair and
the authorities despite the net of cir
cumstantial evidence they have
about him began to look
around seriously for possible flaws
that might explain the enigma OF
the prisoners calm Indifference.
Today it was made certain that
Beulah Binford will take the witness
stand and air the life she has led
since she first met Harry Beattie,
when she was thirteen years old. The
girl, whose attitude towards Beattfe
is explained by her declaration that
he was a good fellow. Is now more
than willing to testify against the
mar who fathered- the baby born
when she was fifteen years old.
When Beulah Binford takes the
stand at the trial the court will hear
a story that in some respects will
surpass the revelations Of Evelyn
NesbitThaw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
RAID PLACES
At ROOSEVELT
Illegal Liquor Sellers Raj
feIo Garlic Is Caught.

An effective raid against Illegal
liquor sellers in the borough OF
Roosevelt was conducted by the
county prosecutors office yesterday
and as a result Raffelo Garlic, whom
the county authorities have been try
ing to get for some time, was ar
rested and locked up. Fifteen men
were found drinking in his place and
$50 bottles of beer were coniscated
as evidence against him. He was
locked up in the borough jail, being
unable to furnish $4,000 bonds. Il
legal liquor traffic to a large extent
is declared by county authorities to
be going on In Roosevelt and they
declare raids will be held every few
weeks until the place has been clean
ed out. A county detective stated
today that liquor was being sold il
legally in drug stores and barber
shops there.
Raffelo Garlic has been one of
the main targets of the prosecutors
detectives since the last liquor raid
in Roosevelt. He was then appre-
hended in a raid for selling liquor
without a license, but escaped pros
eCution because of the absence of
witnesses against him. 1t is declared
he laughed at the county authori-
ties and openly de1ed them by start
ing a bigger liquor business than
ever. County detectives now have
him we'll in the clutches Of the law,
they declare, and have enough evil
dence against him to warrant pun
ishment to the fullest extent Of the
law.
For the past few weeks detectives
from the Ferd A. David agency, of
Newark. have been gathering EVIL
dence against Garlic and others in
Roosevelt. Detective David with a
nr>ber of men, County Detectives
PeItier and Ferguson, together with
Policemen Donovan and Bradley, of
Roosevelt, swOoped down on Carlos
place and caught him properly yes
ter Iy. They secured affidavits from
every one of the fifteen men found
drinking in the place and confiscated
$50 bottles of beer.
CARLOS place was in Second
He is in jail unable to fur
nish bail, being locked up on an
order given over the signature of
Judge Peter T. DAILY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
SHOOTERS
IN LIVELY ROW

A fight between players In a crap
game on the Hall avenue bridge over
the Central railroad tracks at 1885
o'clock Saturday night caused a call
to be made for Patrolman Joseph GU
towski. He found that a spectator
had been hit. Constant Werlieczki,
of 61O Charles street, complained to
the officer that his boy, while watch
ing a game, had been hit on the head
with a stone In the hands Of a player.
The policeman advised that a war
rant be sworn out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
ASSESSORS OF COUNTY
WILL MEET TOMORROW

Assessors throughout the county
will make their reports at 10 o'clock
tomorrow to the MiddleseX County
Board Of Taxation, at its annual
meeting in the court house, New
Brunswick. The reports will consist
of the work accomplished during the
past three months by the assessors,
and will set forth, in detail, the yalu-
atoms levied about the county. 1t
is the boards intention to examine
and audit the assessors books dur
ing August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
WILLIAM ROWLAND Is
DEAD AT COUNTY SEAT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, July 31:-Wil-
liam Rowland, e~ighty-four years old.
of this city, died yesterday at the
summer residence of his daughter,
Mrs. F. E. Riva, of Spring Lake,
wife of a local doctor, Mr.. Rowland's
other daughter married Ex-senator
Robert Adrain, who died just six
months ago yesterday. Mr.. Rowland
fell downstairs last Wednesday and
sustained injuries to his head from
which he never recovered. He was
reported to be wealthy, making a
fortune years ago in the shipbuild-
ing business in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
Bartenders to Meet.

President Thomas Farroat, of the
Bartenders' Local. said today that
there will probably be a meeting of
the association during the coming
week to arrange for the first annual
outing under the auspices of the
local. The previously arranged ex-
cursion was postponed on the morn
Ing Of the day owing to an accident
to the craft Salem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
HANS H0IGH'S FUNERAL
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Hans Holgh,
who died in st. Francis hospital, New
York. Friday night, will be held at
two o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the home of his sister, Mrs.
Nels Nelson, $40 Elm street. Rev.
E. c. Hancock will oficiate and In
torment will follow in Alpine eeme-
tery
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
B0ARDER HAS
SOME TROUBLE

An obstinate boarding boss at Gel
Catherine street would not let An
ton Koyal settle up his board bill
and move Saturday night until Pa
trolman Gutowski was called. The
man wanted to remove but the
boarding boss wanted him to stay
and held his trunks and clothing.
When the officer appeared at the
house Koval's belongings were given
to him. he paid his board bill and
departed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
MOTHER COMES
III His KtSGOE
Mrs. GiedeI Borrows Money
for Sons Defence.
sp,ctat bv United Press WIRE.

New York, July S1:-Mother love
proved supreme in the case of Mrs.
Agnes Gfedel, mother of the con-
fessed slayer of the aged broker, w,
Jackson. in the fashionable Hotel
~Iroquois last Thursday night. Mrs'
Giedel borrowed enough MONEY from
relatives to come here from ner
home near Hartford and engaged
counsel for the defense of her seven
t~een-year-old son. Former Assistant
District Attorney James Gray Will
represent Giedel. The youth did not
plead this morning as Attorney
Gray explained that he had JUST
come into the case and 1t was de-
ferred until tomorrow morning
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

Patrolman L. G. Jensen was call
ed to intercede in q family ROW be-
tween 8. Stulze and ]. Brodizo, on
Saturday. The officer found that the
trouble started when n of Brodi-
EOS children Is alleged to have hit
Mrs. Stulze's boy on the head with q
stone. The officer advised the diff
ferancas be settled in court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
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tain the beautiful colOred plates and
charts which illustrate the other two
volumes. The illustrations are in
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contents,
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Everybody needs a dictionary, and
everybody should have this particu-
lar dictionary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
CHILD MURDERER DIES
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
sosofa1 b. United Press Wire.

Charles Green, who murdered his
fourteen-year-old daughter, at their
home In New Scotland, Albany our
ty, was e~lectrocuted today. In the
confession he declared that his wtfes
unfaIthfulness led to the shooting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
JUMPS WRONG
WAY OFF CAR

Alexander Noslaski, Of Keasbey'
jumped backwards from trolley car
No. 1,945, Of the Public Service line,
at 1855 o'clock Saturday night ana
sustained a number Of scratches ana
Commissions. He received medical az
tentton and went to his home. Ea-
ward Mcclure was the conductor IN
charge of the car, and William Grey
actad as mOtOrman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
Attended BuiIders' Session,

Contractor V. P. Ch~ristofferson, of
this city, secretary Of the New Jer-
sey State Master Builders Associa-
ton, attended the quarterly copven-
ton of that body at Asbury Park on
Saturday. Business Of a routine ma
ture was brought before the meet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
FUNERAL WILL Be
HELD TOMORROW

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Thomp-
son, wife of William Thompson, of
46 Commerce street, took place from
her late residence yesterday after
noon at two o'clock. Rev. a. Hanson
Of Sunset Park church, Brooklyn,
who vas here In Rev. c. W. Hanson's
place yesterday. Of1ciated. Interment
followed IN Alpine cemetery. Sever
al floral tributes were received. The
bearers were Martin Johnson, H.
Therkelson, K. Johnson, P. Chrlstof-
ferson. A. Olsen and Anton Mortin-
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
FOUR HURT IN
TRAIN WRECK
Special By United Press Wire.

Winstead, Conn. July 31:1Four
persons are reported injured In a
wreck on the Harlem division of the
New York Central railroad at Was
sale. A freight train became stalled
and a passenger train crashed into
II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

GREET HIS WIFE
Marital Differences of TraC-
ton Magnate Over?
Special By United Press Wtrs.

New York, July Solicitations
that her trouble with her husband,
the traction magnate, had been
patched up at least to a certain ex-
tent, were apparent when Mrs. Theo-
dore T. Shonts, accompanied by her
daughters and her young grandson,
the Due de Chaulnes, arrived today
on the liner Rotterdam. Shonts went
down the bay to meet the party and
refused to discuss the rumor that his
wife had agreed to drop her contem-
plated suit for divorce. Mrs. ShOnts
said she would stay here until next
winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
Points

The next race will be u off this
coming Saturday there being no
dory ace on that date. and the COM
mittee is anxious to u the races
off as soon as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

hundred and eleven. the subscriber
ADMINISTRATIVE OF THE ESTATE
JOSEPH RUHN. DECEASED,
will on
sATURDAY, THE TwENTY-NINTH
DAY OF JULY. NINETEEN HUN
DRIED AND ELEVEN.
at two O'Clock in the efternoon. sell
the D Toxn. ssfindo os Wtoo asbRF' A0 n th he
County of M(ddlessx and state OF New
Jersey. all those certain tracts OF land
af2 wood df@isss i sa' ths 6u IN y"1 Of Nude:
sex and State of New Jersey, described
as follows to wit;
FIRST TRACT
Beginning at a point in the westerly
line Of FuIton street, at the soHtneast
CORNER Of 2 lot Of lend 6elSnaing TO
ad T,z A 1G6tf5 . fost 4 10 iand i'f for@srlx Of
A4o) feet to lot Of ands Of Thomas
pine one hundred qoo) feet to the
northeriy along said line Of fulton
street forty(4o1 feet to the place Of
begtnning; Containing four thousand
Bounded easterly by Fulton street.
tsoutherly by lands Of Thomas Cough
Ian w To4n t by william IGnfs of fnsfse. and and
northerly by lands Of Daniel Mark
SECOND TRACT
Beginning on the easterly side of
Fulton street In the southerly line or
the lands of job Pfeiffer, which be-
ginning point ls IN the neighborhoo1
II six hundred (60O) feet south Of the
outherIy line Of Albert street; thence
oqtherIy along the easterly line Of
'ulton street forty (40) feet thence
asterly parallel with the southerly|
ne OF Pfelffer's LAND siXty-seven
IEhteen hundredths (67.1S) feet more
less to the westerly line of the land
{ the Perth Amboy and Woodbridge ,
thence northerly along the
est line OF said railroad forty (40) ]
let to the southerly line of Pfeiffer's ?
md; and thence westerly along the =
sixty-seven and eighteen one I
1ndredths (67.1S) feet to the easterly |
ne of Fulton street, and point or 7
ace of beginning. ,
aIRD TRACT l
Beginning at the center of Fulton c
rect, thence running westerly, TWEEN q
(2O) feet to the southeast corner Of q
nds late of James Bolen, deceased.
ing the northeast corner OF said lot /
land; thence running still westerly r
ie hundred (1G0) feet along the line \
said Bolen's land to land now or !
to of william I~nslee; thence south
eighty (80l feet to staka a06tI 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
RAILWAY YACHT
CAPTURESRACE
Raritan Clubs Series Satur-
day. 1st Home.

Crossing the line first for the
second time this season the Tempest,
owned and sailed by Houseman
brothers, of Railway, won the third
race in the Yacht Club series Satur-
day afternoon, defeating the Bole
and the Elsie by a small margin.
A good race was expected on ae-
-c0Llb Q-the hreeze blowing ia me.
morning, but this died out during
the afternoon, making the sailing
somewhat uninteresting, The best
race was between the Bole and the
Elsie for second place, the former
beating out by seven seconds.
The course was the usual one
around the monument. The start
was made from the Yacht Club at
3:45 o'clock, with a large crowd of
spectators on shore. Starting pref
ttly the Tempest gained the lead and
held it all the way around, covering
the course in one hour, ffty-nine
minutes and ten seconds. This is
considered remarkable time on &C
count of the light breeze and an out
going tide. By winning Saturdays
race the Tempest goes first on the
list for prizes with a total of twenty
five points. The Elsie, from Key
port, is second with twenty-three
points. Marguerite, Mariners Har-
Dor, third, with twenty-one points
The Bole, of this city, has seventeen
which is considered excellent as the
Bole has only been in two Of the
races, being away on a cruise wher
the last one was pulled off. Mex
comes the Estella and the EIlida
who are both tied with ten points
each. The other boats in the series
all have less than six. and the Oys
terette has none at all.
The results of Saturdays race IL
order Of their winning are as fol
lows:
Pnint
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

Leak In Water Main.
Patrolman Charles Quinn reported
a leak IN a water main at 317 State
street last night -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
Administrators Sale
OF Real Estate

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of the County OF MiddleseS. MADE
on the fifteenth day of June, nineteen
hundred and eleven. the subscriber
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31
NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT.

The sale OF above described property
will be continued on Saturday, August
8. at 2 o'clock. at Kings Hotel. Wood
bridge. n, j., to which time and place
bale was publicly adjourned.
ELIZABETH NIKELSKY,
Administrative Of the Estate
of Joseph Kuhn, deceased.
fafsA Tar 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

EVENING NEWS overs the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

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hens nbr beftobIen iporben. Wolons
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