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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
HAS HOME FOR
HUSBANDS
Fret Me- Fan
az 10y usMnnd is
Like 4 Father.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. 1S.-Not many
wemen would have tho courage to
make a home happy for q husband
and an ex-hnsband at the tame time.
but that IL what Mrs. w. A. Wilson,
formerly Mrs. A. w. Luce, is trying TO
do
When Mrs. Anna Luce was a very
young girl she was married to A.sW.
Luce. he was many years older+thant
his wife. Everything went well until
two years ago, when. Mrs. Luce met
w. A. Wilson, who Is about her own
age. The two Tell In love.
Husband Offers Divorce. .
When Luce found he could not make
his wife happy he offered to let her
get a divorce, 30 that she could marry
Wilson. She agreed. Meanwhile vii
son had gone to Los Angeles, CAL, and
when the divorce was granted last
June Mrs. Luce went out there to
marry him.
Her travelling expenses to the coast
were paid for her by her ~ex-husband
money rs a wedding gift from him
He is wealthy. Aug. % she was mar.
ried in Los Angeles to Wilson.
Now She's Caring FOR Him
After Mrs. Wilson had been In iCali
fornia a few months she grew home.
sick. Finally she could not bear IL
think that her ex-hushand. who had
been so kind to her, might be needing
her to take care. 81 him. So she wrote
to Luce and he went to Los Angeles
The three then made a home in the
western city until the first OF this
month, when Mrs. Wilson declared shs
wanted to live in Kansas.
SO they came back to Wichita to live
In the pretty bungalow which Luce
owns Luce says the two seem like
children to him and that he wants Il
have them with him while he lives ans
see them happy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18

AMICiTIA EUCHRE WILL
BE ON FEBRUARY 3

At a meeting Of the euehre COM
mittee Of the Amicitia Association
OF Pleasant Plains, held at the Club
house Friday night, 1t was decided to
have the prize euhcre In Amicitia
hall for the benefit OF the club, FRI
day night, February g. Romeo Mil
Ter, chairman, and those on the COM
mittee with him are arranging to en-
terrain q large number Of people at
this time. Many prizes will be Sc
cured for the event. The committee
In charge OF the annual masquerade
to be held on Tuesday, February Il.
are working hard for the success of
that affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECENTLY ON ISLAND

The following real estate transfers
were recorded in the office of the
clerk Of the county of Richmond dur
ing the past week.
First Ward.
Esther Haber to John H. Kopf, Jr.,
lot on S s of Ebgert n nom,
Charles Whitaker to Josephine
Smellie, two lots on Whitaker place,
nom.
Mary +. Esterbrook to Eva Sage.
lot on W s Montgomery avenue, nom.
Third Ward.
Frank w. Foster and wife to
James w. r. Bowles. lot on W s
Boulevard road. nom.
George A. Kern and Eta L. Kern
to ERE jackson and Sarah A. Jack
ona lot - Port Richmond, nom.
Fourth Wafd.
South Beach Realty company to
Antonio Dalcimascalo and Salvatore
DaIclmascalo, two lots at South
Beach, nom.
Frederick b. Schubert and wife
and Herbert Schubert to William
Schubert, four lots on 8 i j Finger
board road, nom.
Asia Schubert to William Schu-
bert, lot on 8 . s Ffngerboard road,
nom.
Charles r. Jennings to James v.
Jennings. three lots at Grant Ter
race. nom.
Fifth Ward.
Annie Eddy to Laura e. Vaughan
and others. lots 1855. 1877 on W 8
Prall avenue. uomx
Mortgages.
Henry e. Harper and wife to Rich.
Co. Bldg q Mutual Loan Assn, Fifth
ward. $1,000.
Peter Thrane to same. Fifth ward,
$500.
Charles C. Wincapaw and wife to
same. Fifth ward. 1880.
George /. Sullivan and wife to
a 49, - n- u,.~ rrnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
WEDDING

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Barton, of Rich
mond, for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Ethel Barton,
to George Richard Coleman, of the
same place. The marriage will be
solemnized Saturday, January 20. in
st. Andrews Episcopal church, Rich
mond, by the Rev. Charles Sumner
Burch, archdeacon of the borough OF
Richmond. A reception win follow
the ceremony at the brides parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
CUT FARRELL's SALARY.
New President Of Steel Trust to Re
csive Only $4,000 = War

New President Of Steel Trust to Re-
csivs Only $4,000 a Year.
New York. Jan. 1S.-Fifty thousand
dollars a year will be paid as salary
TO James .. FarreH as president of
the United States Steel corporation.
Charles NJ. Schwab and willlsm u.
Corey got 500, 600 q year when they
held the same post.
When Farrell was announced as the
new president OF the steel trust there
was much surprise, as Ebert r. Gary,
chairman of the corporation, had made
a statement the company would get
aieng ~tthcrt 9 president. Tie cur III
salary, however. did not GENE entirely
as q surprise, because the understand
ing u that the presidency has become
subordinate In Importance 10 the chair.
mnnshiPv
The hnance COMMITTEES, of which
Gary ~ Chairman, hxes salaries. and
the reduction ~ regarded aa being in
llne with its plan of satheralnaeiag thai
d pkscsess which recently haa
been carried auE 70 a Large axsaaE Iii
hAnks eR fAA city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
DR.. CROWTHER
GIVES LECTURE
interesting Talk Before the
School Club.

DR.. Frank Crowther, OF Totem
vile, gave an interesting and con
else talk before the Progressive
School Club, of Pleasant Plains, in
the assembly hall of the school last
night. DR.. Crowther, who took for
his subject, Visions and Opportun-
ities.'' gave many illustrations Of the
two In which he spoke OF some of the
opportunities OF pupils attending
school. DIR. Crowther also gave b
recitation. Mrs. Florence Scott,
president OF the club. who presided,
gave a Piano solo. A business seq
sion was held at which only routine
business was transacted. There was
q good attendance at the meeting
and a social time enjoyed after it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MURPHY CALLS
ON DIX TO AID.
His Influence for Sheehan
Would Break Deadlock.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 1S.AThe friends
of William #. Sheehau, who was not
elected United States senator after
two hours of baIloting in both houses
of the legislature, have asked aid of
Governor Dix to obtain the ten votes
necessary to elect their candidate.
They assert that on the joint ballot
this afternoon four Of the legislators
who held out will come in and vote
for Sheehan. This would leave the
Tammany forces six votes short.
Murphy himself asked Governor Dix
to use his influence to break the dead;
lock and to throw that influence in
favor of Sheehan. Whether the gov
ernor will yield no one can tell, but
upon him rests the fate of Sheehan.
Twenty legislators are sworn to stand
out against S~heehan, but they have
used the statement issued by Governor
Dix as the basis for their bolt.
Wanted Shsehan to Withdraw.
The Sheehan men are now putting It
UP to the governor that a big ma
jority of his party in caucus has pick
ed Sheehan as the party choice and
that the governor should stand by the
wishes of a majority OF his party.
An effort was made to induce Slcs
han to withdraw In favor OF Alton 3.
Parker, who received stx votes in the
Legislature. This Sheehan absolutely
declined to do.
1t Is believed that Sheehansw viii win
today-if he wins at all--and his
friends are declaring that he will win,
though they do not explain how it will
be done.
The twenty insurgents under the
leadership OF Senator Roosevelt hold
the situation within their grasp. II
they stick to their agreement and
stand firmly against Sheehan he will
be forced to retire In favor of some
other candidate.
Compare Journals Today.
When the two houses NEST In joint
session today the journals will be
compared. These will show that no
candidate has received 101 votes, a
majority OF the POI members Of the
legislature. Balloting must continue
la joint session daily thereafter until
d choice is made.
After today any candidate who re-
ceives a majority Of the votes of those
present, providing a majority of the
are present, will be declar-
ID elected. 1t would thus be possible
the Republicans. BY remaining
iway in sufficient numbers, to bring
bout the election Of Sbeellan, bnt
Of the kind is looked for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
7 GOULD WEDDING DATE7

Report From London Says Miss vivisn
VIII 30 Married Then.
New York, Jan. Is. Miss Vivien
Gould, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gould, is to be married to Lord
Decies Feb. 7, according to a report
received here from London. No formal
announcement Of the date has been
made. K
The announcement OF the engage
mcnt was first received in New York
by way Of London.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MLEAN ELECTED SENATOR.
Connecticut Legislature Gives Elk
Governor a Majority of II Votes.

Hartford, Conn. Jan. 1s. = Both
houses of the general assembly, bal
ioting for a United States senator to
succeed Senator Morgan @. Buckley,
gave Ex-Governor George p. Mclean.
Republican caucu eominee, a majority
Of seventeen votes. The Demoe attic
vote was given to Homer S. Cummings
of stamford.
The total vote for Mclean was lit,
for Cummings Ito. The vote result.
ed as follows: In the senate-AtcLean.
81. Cummings H. In the house-Mc-
Lean. 1876; Cummings. So; Buckley, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
STATEN ISLAND ELKy
PLANNING FOR BIG TRIP

A short time ago a special comtt-
tee was appointed by Exalted Ruler
William ]. Crosson, of Staten Island
No. Sal, Benevolent and Pro-
|tected Order Of Elks, for the purpose
LOT making arrangements for the
presence of o delegation of members
lat the grand annual reunion of the
at Atlantic City next July. The
committees first important step was
Ito organize the Atlantic City Club,
and the chairman, Past Exalted
Ruler Oscar A. Kruger, hopes to see
the membership reach 100, If not
more. Chairman Kruger reports as
follows:
According TO the program SO far
devised by the COMMITTEES, the Staten
Island delegation VIII leave by spe-
cial train on Tuesday, July 10, and
return on Friday, July Is. To cover
the expenses for this trip a joint fund
is being accumulated, each member
of the club contributing So per
month. Out of this fund the rail-
road fare, three days at the hotel on
the American plan, a big social ses-
sion at Atlantic City, refreshments
on the train, badge and other Incl
dental expenses, and the cost OF TAX
ing the Mount Loretto band along,
are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES incluaing
all the expenses OF the trip and n
Stirring q good time for all partici-
pants.
1T may be many years before a
grand lodge reunion will again be
held 81 near our city, and Staten ISL
and Lodge should take special pride
In being well represented there.
Members wishing to join the club
should communicate as soon 81 pos
sibIe- with Brother William Schmidt,
Arrietta street, Tompkinsville, who
is the treasurer Of the committee.
This is an occasion which will not
aEain offer itself for many wears -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18

EpscSas bV Uaftco Frees Wire.
Paris, Jan. 18:--French time,
which is ire hours and nine minutes
-sr Toak tima, and nine
minutes faster than Greenwich time,
will be G back. French folk will
therefore live eighteen minutes IN
nine legally France has been out
az whack with all other countries
ainee 4he Time Congress met in
Washington some years ago and
agFesd on q standard time. The
nour Is new given BY wireless from
kInes Eewar re shsgs q sea and the
aseesgltg az giving ttnae as the resi-
@seaek az tho clocks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
I0TTEsWLLE

Mrs. ]. w. sIeight Is visiting in
Crawford, N. j.
Mrs. Lena Cole, Of WesthaId. Is
visiting Mr.. anu Mrs. ". q. Free
richs.
Mrs. Robert Patterson has return
ed to Brooklyn, aftar a visit here.
Mrs. w. ]. Hayes ID entertaining
her mother, Mrs. O'Donnell, OF New
Brighton.
Mrs. Camille DeIaporte will enter
tain the Regina Euehre Club tornor-
row.
A food sale for the benefit OF
South Baptist oasasvn, viii be neiu
Friday afternoon from 3 to o'clock
In the vacant store next TO the
church in Main street.
Mrs. C. +. Rogers will have the
Afternoon Whist Club as her guests
this week.
Washington Council. .. OF L.. met
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MAN REMOVED no INFiRMArsy.

Matthew Cannon, forty years DID,
residing in a small house boat near
the foot of Bentley street. Totten-
vile, was removed to tie s. r. Smith
Infirmary at Tompkinsyille, yester-
day morning in a sick and destitute
condition. Cannon, who has been i'll.
for some time, was taken In charge
by the police and assisted TO the i1-
firmary by Patrolman Streeter or the
9Sth. precinct station. He YVES Ia
ken on the train to stapleton, where
an ambulance teekk Am sktlptxsaax
Urinary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

William G.. Dawson. keeper Of the
Prince Bay lighthouse on S~egniue's
Point, at that place, recently celes
DRAFTED the sixty~seyenth anniversary
OF hts birth. MIR. Dawson has been
in charge of the lighthouse at
Prince Bay for the past twenty-four
years. He is a memhor of the official
board of st. Marks M. 10. church.
Pleasant Plains. and ts enc 81 sne
earnest, workers In the church. His
Many friends wish him many happy
returns OF the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
SlSTER-lN-LAW WEEDS.
Mining Engineer 10 Third Husband of
Mrs. Frisda Poet.

Reno, New, ian. 1S.-In the house
here occupied by Mrs. w. &c. Corey,
first wife of the former president Of
the United States Steel corporation,
while seeking divorce Frieda Marsh
Peet, divorced last month from 3. Dot
ride Peet, a travelling salesman OF New
York, whom she married In 1905. took
for her third husband, Professor Fred
erick Edward Young, a wealthy min
ing engineer, grandson Of DR.. Edward
Young, founder OF the bureau of sta
tistIes at Washington.
The brides first husband WAS Ed
ward Thaw. brother or Harry Thaw.
The bride is q daughter OF Professor
John Edward Marsh, a scientific
writer.
The bridegroom is manager fol
James Breen, a millionaire Montana
mining operator, and Is a o OF
Charles e. yotans. a evil engineer o1
Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
Lx N%{fI
NantedkAEaKfis solutioN~.

Again, on Nov. 2. one week prior to
her arrest on the charge of trying TO
murder Schenk. the stout, pink faced
woman. he swore, came to his office
and asked him to give her two ounces
Of Fowler's solution OF arsenic. This
he refused to do.
This caused much consternatiop-fn
the camp Of the defense. and Attorney
Boyce of the defense severely grilled
the physician, asking him questions In
regard to his ever taking brides while
d councilman asking him whether
| Albert Scisenh. brother OF John. had
questions Meyers answered mo"
Chauffeur Tells Of Auto Rides.
/ DIR. e. J. Burns testified that after
he had been called In to examine
| Schenk he arrived at the conclusion
! TINT the man was suffering FROM lead
poisoning.
Lundy Wilson, the chauffeur OF this
Schenks, who was on the stand dur
ing the morning session, brought en-,
evidence that is unprintable. He telt
OF the numerous SOY rides" of Mrs
Schenk and Oar Phillips and alse ties
titled he carried notes between the
pair. Wilson said hat on these rides
they always stopped ear Smithfield
o., and that he would then leave Thu
car.
Witness said That Mrs. Schenk hpt
told him that she would rather hare
twelve hours Of Dams society than I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MRS. HENRYss FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Henry, wife Of Kenneth Henry,
of 1873 William street, TottenviIle,
was held from her late residence at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev.
w. p. Chase, of South Baptist
church, ofaciated, and interment fol-
lowed tn Alpine cemetery, Perth AM
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MRS. sTETson is STILL OUT.
New Trustees Of First Church, soisa-
list, Are Against Her.

New York. Jan. 1s--Ihe ticket Of
trustees of the First Church of Christ,
Scientist. which vas unanimously ree-
commended for election at a meeting
of the congregation OF the church d
week ago was elected at the annual
meeting Of the church.
Aoopposition ticket was put in the
field, and none OF the members Of the
church who stil adhere IN their 10y
atty 70 Mrs Augusta stetson. the ex.
concentrated former leader was
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
D11 lVt1cd3 "HED dTT of In 71
abeve. 10 this his mage
Erltings on the same spvsIDe
liam +. Tuttle. III. Vest

who will take the place Of
E6aFles N Fowler, the insurgent
Ncfief. IL spending a few days In this
city M&tching the House of Repre-
Il n~AntAttyea ct work. MT. futile hAds
dNHtded1y interesting, he has
md the benefit of being introduced
10 many Of the Democrats by Repre-
sentative Hughea. aud as 2 result he
81aftaks his standfnE with the ma
III ID the SixtyzBecond congress
IT, ~ sxeeAkant<
Represehtatiyes-elect Scully, OF
lne sniru district; Townsend, of the
seventh: and Mccoy. of the eighth,
are all expected here today for the
conference which will be held The
plarp for this meeting are only ten
~3AtiHn thus far. hi there Seems to
N ~ Impression that the policy of
-mat0Eity In the next congress
will be outlined; and something
Debate may be agreed upon. On
b other hand there are some Dem
ncrats who are favorable to delaying
any action until text fall.
IL the senate fails to pass the
pension bill which went through ths
House OF Representatives last weei
with such a rush, there will be a IoI
Of disappointed pensioners through
baJ LIE SkdtS oL new jersey. IDGfe
Is seine doubt as to the action o.
The committee on pensions of thu
enate. It Is felt that the burden
great enough, for the present a
least. However, no matter how
great the burden may be, nor how
much of a deficit there may be in
the treasury, the veterans of the
civil wat are popular, and to pro
pose anything iii the way Of d eheel
TO giving them more than they ash
for docs not seem Il be popular
Economy Is all right SO far as it APP
plies to b government clerks il
q departments, but 1t will no
when IL comes to the salaries
congressman or the pensions pajt
eeierans.
.epres4ptative Howell has beef
Used tfat pensions have beef
1fssAted TO James Hardy, OF New
Brunswick, at SIS a month; Mrs
Louisa F. Sylvester, of New Bruins
wick. at sI2 a month; Annie Bishop
OF Manahawkin, at $12 a month,
Frederick Miller, of Holmdel, at sIE
2 month; and Mrs. julia A. De Witt
Of Forked River. at SIP a month.
Speaker Cannon has signed tn,
bills to increase the pensions O
Denhis Sweeney, OF Atlantic High
lands. to $50 a month; John Elmeel
OF Red Bank, to SPA a month; ant
Captain James M. Ayres, of Free
hold. at $z4 q month
General p f. Wanser. OF Jerse,
Citys commander of the Nationa
Guard OF Nav Jersey, has returnev
TO his home after spending a fey
days IN this city on business in con
n4cthsn with the National Board 10
the Promotion OF Rife Practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
SETH %JoIiNE,s FUNERAT,.

The funeral of Seth c. Joline, OF
168 Main street, Tottenville, was
held from his late residence at 2.3D
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Many
friends and relatives were present.
Rev. P. G. Blight, of ST. PauI's 81 e,
church, of1ciated.
Several floral tributes were re.
ceiyed.
Aqnehonga Athletic Club sent a oil.
low; TottenviIIe evteran Fremsn's
Association sent a standing wreath
The bearers we're: r. d. ellis
Samuel Dehart, w. r. Pepper, r.. w
Wood, =. r. Cole and G. Fl. Higbee
Interment followed In Bethel Gene
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18

Cambridge Mass, Jan. B~-Professor
silas Mcyane. ..1@ active aseslber
81 the faculty OF arts and sciences at
Harvard, Snpounces that he win retire
this spring Mcyane is proTsssor Of
ancient ara modern history az Hare
ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MRS. MERRIoK DIES SUDDEN.

Mrs. Thomas Merrtck died sud-
denly at her home In Shore road,
Rossville, Monday night, after q
brief illness. Mrs. Merrick, who had
been under the care OF a physician
for the past few weeks because Of
heart trouble. was preparing supper
at her home when she vas suddenly
stricken and died before q physician
could be summoned. Besides her
husband, Mrs. Merrick is survived
by a daughter. The funeral will be
held from her late residence tomor-
row morning, followed by a solemn
requiem mass In st. Joseph's r. G.
church, Rossville, at 8 o'clock. In
torment will follow in Calvary cem-
etery, Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18

Fcrnrs, u. Q. M@ier Disa In london.
Liverpool, Jan. fa-Edward Karoe,
Anae fcan parsnsr Of Messrss STRAUSS
4 C, cotton zsa~EsA &So former
~ vas d naa3ps ~ aas A~xnarelEa army
anf lived tor EnAzay years La Saxan
nal. Ga, died here sg p~aeanaoaia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18

Indiana Ssnafe For Ineonas , 4.
Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. fs-Ttle Joint
resolution for the ratlhcaucn Of this
proposed sixteenth amendment To tie
federal constitution to- enable sAs savy-
ing Of m income tax has fsesa a0optsS
by tho senate ts q geEa % II an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
SOCIAL FIVE ELECTS

At a recent meeting Of the Social
Five of Kreischerville, the annual
election OF officers took place with
the following result: Honrad Mile
euski, president; Chris Morrissey,
secretary; Frederick Becker. finan-
cial secretary; Harry Jahns. treas
urer, and Gus Hergert. sergeant-at-
arms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
Killed When Aass Falls Into SHAFT.

Killed Whsn Auks Falls into Shaft.
New YORK. Jan. 1S-Wiillam ]. Fur
ness Of this city a visiting surgeon to
ST Joseph's hospital and the Harlem
hospital. accidentally backed his auto
mobile into an elevator shaft at a gar
age and fell With the machine to the
bottom Of the shaft. He died q few
inmates later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MONUMENT AT
LONG BRANCH
Continue Effort TO Have
Garfield 3tatue Erected.
FROM ne NEWS Correspondent

From she NEWS CORRESPONDENTS
Washington, Jan. 1S:-United
States Senator Briggs has not given
up the hope OF getting some action
on the bill for the monument to the
memory OF the late President Gar
field at Long Branch. The case
seems almost hopeless, 1t ID true,
and II IL surprising too thatva RE-
publican committee OF = Republican
~conKrese should hesitate to make a
small appropriation. OF $4,000 for
the memory OF q martyred Rerubli-
can President. Republics are an
grateful, at times, and political par
ties are forgetful.
It will be q matter OF considera-
BILE disappointment to the many
friends of the brave men who make
up the life saving service that there
IL little, IL any, chance that the bill
for the betterment of the service is
not likely to receive consideration
before adjournment. Throughout
Monmouth and Ocean counties there
are many OF these brave life savers
who are deserving of some substan-
tiaI recognition from the federal
government. 1t is a matter Of some
surprise that the bill is not likely to
come up. !
Since 1t has been an assured fact
that Representative Hughes, of New
is slated for a position on
IN frtrortant committee of Ways
m Means, the genial congressman
rom b sixth district has had his
auda fuH. Daily, nay even hourly
eA68B665ete4~by a~seore or more OIL
y coifeagues who are anxious for .
me good committee assignment.
Hughes does not take good caret
hin colleagues from New Jersey it
3oESss ssT16Hals whsBa7Y 81 fffssE
ab6ve. Te this his Mage
Nrdtings on the same spvs~SDDeaf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18

Il gau 40 net read tina NEWS
ayery day Tou will miss q great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-18
MRS. SCHENK
BOUGHT POISON
Doctor Says He Sold Her
Sugar of Lead.

Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. 16-In the
prosecution of Mrs. Laura Sehenk for
attempting to murder her husband the
state made good It's prediction that it
would produce a witness who would
swear to having placed poison in Mrs.
Schenk's w hands.
The witness was DR.. A. NJ. Meyers
of this city.
The witness stuck to his story that
while John Schenk was touring Europe
miIlionuire's wife came to hts Of
flee and got from him an ounce OF
sugar Of lead, waving him aside when
he asked her what she wanted 1t Tor,
mt promising to. pay him very vel
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IT IS SERIOUS
Some Perth Amboy People Fail e
Realize the Seriousness Of =
Had Back.

The constant aching OF q bad