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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Committee Finding.

| The committee said:
"It is the conclusion OF YOUR commit
tee that the officers of the coal COM
pany Subsidiary relinquished the
right to operate the said cnlm bank
because of the influence exercised upon
them through Judge Archbald's S posi-
tion as a member of the commerce
court
The proceedings against Judge Arch
bald began when the house adopted a
resolution by Representative Norris OF
Nebraska calling on the department of
justice for a report OF its Investigation of
the judicial conduct OF Judge Archibald. On
May last President TAFT transmitted to
the house the Investigations OF Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Meyer and OF
Wesley Brown. special attorney OF the
department OF justice. and the recommen-
dation OF Attorney General Wickersham
that the charges be referred TO the house.
On May last Chairman Clayton called
the judiciary committee to consider the
Archibald charges, Testimony was taken
in open session until June e. Judge Arch
bald and his counsel were present at all
times.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-09
Di Marinas May Die.

III AIarinas is in serious condition
The glass with which he attempted sui
eide severed artery. II was tied, but
III Marinas the moment he was left
alone tore off the bandages and reopened
the wound, Surgeons again dressed his
injuries, but the wounded man declared
that he was determined to die.
The verdict as a whole proved a sur
prise and all agreed that the severity OF
the sentence is the last blow 10 the Ca
mora. which practically has been ami
hilated since the arrest OF Its leaders
"Errcone,' the principal prisoner, made
a last protest today, saying:
Il have committed no crime. Indeed,
my poor brother was literally murdered
while he was prisoner and | myself
should have died of a broken heart II
all my strength had not been used to
keep me alive TO hear the sentence OF
absolution. The jury cannot be deceived
by such an Infamous calumlliator." and
he pointcd to A hba rinag g2lo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
MANY FRANKS
BY CROWD OF
FUN MAKERS
Halloween Celebrants Kept
Police Busy Last Night
One Arrest Is Made.
High School Is Scene of
Unusual Doings Smith
Street Parade Ground.

Indoor and outdoor every one old
and young took part in the N onstrous
Halloween celebration held in every
section of this city last night. An
unusually large number of masked
people swarmed the main thorough
fares. The costumes seen we're
unique and varied. Most of the
masqueraders confined themselves to
innocent amusement, parading up
and down the streets, but there were
two gangs who caused considerabl
damage in their manouvres. One of
these marked up the exterior of the
high school with numerals of the
different high school classes since
1909. The other bunch troubled ev-
in Smith streets.
In general the celebration was
quiet, no arrests being made and few
people being injured. A large de-
livery wagon of the Peter Breidt
Brewing Co., was stolen by a large
number of youngsters, who with the
wagon ran up and down Market and
State streets.
One Of the feature attractions last
night was the "Spot" horsemobile
A large black horse was hitched to
behind wagon which was steered
by wheel that was connected with
the axels. A large crowd followed
this horsemobile around the streets.
The usual number of balls and
dances were held in the different
dance halls last night and many
private Halloween parties were en-
joyed.
Halloween stunts got Foster Tyr
rell, Of 80 Market street, and a num-
Der of other youths of well known
families in the clutches of the po-
lice today, through the vigilance OF
auxiliary Janitor Truman Gano.
Young Tyrrell, George Seaman, Rus
sci Hope, Joseph Donahue and prob
~ y two others whose names are
y ot known, are to appear before Ae-
ting Recorder James s Wight at
O'Clock tonight to be heard on
charge of malicious mischief. An
effort will probably be given them 20
settle for the alleged damage done
and they will be released with a.
reprimand.
Mr.. Gano and Patrolman Dalton
declare the youths broke into the
high school building about midnight,
by forcing the rear door and after
wards sed green paint to place var
-ious class letters AMI their opinions
of some school teachers cl the city
sheds and the fence between the city
yard and high school property In
State str ct. When the jani' r
found the building had been entered
he called the police. Together with
Patrolman Dalton he entered and
found three youths inside. They
were chased. One fed through 3
window, another through the rear
door and young Tyrrell was cornered
upstairs. He was paroled for hear
ing at O'Clock this morning. Mr..
Gano said he knew who some of the
others were. Tyrre1l was instructed
to see the other youths today and in
struct them to be In court tonight.
Somebody moved a 600-pound
stepping stone from in front OF
Judge John W. Beekman's house and
placed 1t on Acting Recorder James
S. Wight's steps last night. This
morning the q ing recorder said
things at home, and joked about it
later in court. He said Judge Beck
man must have becomo Jung again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
ROW OF OEPOS|T0RS 0UTR|VALS
OTHER LINE AT SAVINGS BANK
HEAD OF SENIOR
CLASS KIDNAPPED

lig;" Joseph Donehue, shapiro"
Tyroler was captured as "Rosen-
thai"
The bandits lay in wait in Briggs
fve-passenger touring car at Market
and State streets shortly after high
school was dismissed. Tyroler,
scenting trouble, appeared on the
scene with the following fellow class
men as bodyguards: Philip Belikove,
William London, William Shumsky
and Snitzer. The initial dash for
the class president occurred at Mar
ket and State streets, but the auto
lists were baffied. Another trial was
made in Gordon street, and Tyroler
fell a victim to the assaults of the
enemy. He was bundled into the
automobile and whisked away in the
now gathering darkness.
Belikove, who was Tyroler's only
com ,anion at the time of the second
assault, escaped and ran with the
news of the capture to Voorhees,
Garretson, son of Acting Mayor Ferd.
Garretson, who gave pursuit in his
fathers machine. The latter car
was distanced, however, ah was
forced to abandon the chase. At
Weston's Mills, the captive was al
lowed to telephone the sad news to
his parents and assure them that all
was well. At 8 o'clock in the even
ing the now behaving president sued
for peace, as the prospects of the
senior party were alluring. 1t was
agreed that he would be set free If
he would promise to return to the
Glass Of 1915 a banner he stole from
that class at a recent athletic game.
President Tyroler then signed the
following pledge: con the promise
of my. captors, whose names I have,
to return me to the high school on
this evening, October 81, 1912, un-
molested, | agree to rethrn the 1915
pennant, which / hold, on the same
evening" The return trip was un-
eventful, and Mr.. Tyroler kept his
word. The Glass Of 1915 is now the
proud owner of it's battle flag. 1t
was the flrs time a class president
had been captured at the local high
sch ool since 1910
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

One of the most daring and start
ling crimes ever committed in Perth
Amboy occurred in broad daylight
yesterday afternoon when several
high school sophomores and fresh
men swooped down upon the class
president of 1919, John Tyroler, by
name, and kidnapped him for a high
ransom-the pennant of the Glass of
1915. President Tyroler was carried
away In an automobile by such des-
perate characters as "Gyp de Blitz,"
"Jago Frank" "Baldy Rose" and
other men made famous by the re-
cent police scandal In New York.
Finnegan was among the absent.
The band Of kidnapers made
their capture at o'clock yesterday
afternoon at Gordon street, only a
block away from John Tyroler's
home, and carried their highly
sought prize over country byways to
a quiet little hotel at Weston's Mills,
on the outskirts Of New Brunswick
At the home of an aunt of Percy
Quackenbush. who was member Of
the party, an old-fashioned country
dinner was enjoyed. Tyroler, in the
meanwhile, was chafng under his
bonds Of submission and was looking
with longing eyes in the direction of
the high school ,uilding in Perth
Amboy, where his class of 1913 was
preparing to make merry at the
schools annual Halloween celebra-
tion.
But, back to the place of begin
ming. Following the undying GUS
tom, the under classmen at the high
school decided yesterday to capture
a member of the senior class and
hold him for ransom away from
the Halloween celebration. Presi-
dent Tyroler was the mark, and the
kidnapping minutely planned by a
body Of enthusiastic members of I 4,
l'15 and '16. The kidnappers were:
Leo Goldberger, is, "Gyp de Blitz;;"
Harold BRIGGS, rs, Becker" Tom
Jago, IA, "Jago Frank" Harold
Hardiman, rs, Harry Horowitz;"
Percy Quackenbush. Is, "Baldy
Rose" Joseph Fiigen, '16, 'Joseph
Fagan;" James Mahrer, "Jack Ze-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
ELECTRICIANSGO
OUT ON A STRIKE

Journeymen electricians and help
ers of five shops in this city declare
themselves on strike as the result
of alleged short pay given some cleo
trical workers employed by the Guth
Electrical Company. The men were
found stealing about an hour a day
from their employers, 1t is declared,
and when the latter discovered the
loss an amount to cover the lost
time was deducted from the mems
pay. They complained and the en-
company officers rendered their = n
plant, with the result that the men
walked out Of the shop Monday, it
Is stated. The Guth concern consid-
er the men discharged and have en-
gagged others from out of town in
their places.
The employees who claimed they
had been wronged complained to the
local Electrical Workers Union and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
OF YOUNG
THIEVES HELD
Will be Taken Before DAY.
Given Hearing.

Henry Bilensky, ten years old, and
Steve Talarum, eleven years old, of
1872 William street, two OF the boy
robbers and gangsters accused Of
robbery and shooting wildly at men,
were arranged before Recorder
Kehoe last night and ordered taken
before County Judge Daily at New
Brunswick. An effort will be made
to have them sent to the State Home
for Boys at Jamesburg. John Zet-
lock, eleven years old the third mem
Der locked up Wednesday afternoon,
was released and ordered to school,
After gazing upon the boys as they
stood arraigned. Recorder Kehoe and
Southwell R. harrington, the latter
the complainant, said 1t was pity
that such boys had to go to jail for
robbery, when in reality their par
ents should be held responsible. Mr..
Harrington stated there were prob
ably 500 such boyE in Perth Amboy,
whose parents did not watch over
them nor care where they went, thus
causing them to remain out night
and day and become young Grim
inals. He agreed with the Recorder
that legislation should be enacted
holding parents responsible for the
acts of their children up to certain
age. In reply to question from the
complainant, Recorder Kehoe said
there was no law that enabled any
one to recover from parents for the
acts of their children.
The police believe they have the
worst members of the alleged young
robber gang In the capture of Bilen-
sky and Talarum. The former is de-
clared to be the leader. Zetlock was
also implicated in the robbery of the
Perth Amboy Hardware Company's
store. He probably saved himself
from a jail turn by turning state wit
ness. He told of the plans of the
gang on previous operations. When
the trio were arrigned each admitted
he had been arraigned twice pre-
vious for bread, milk and coal thefts.
Mr.. Farrin gton of the Perth Am
boy Hardware Company, at first
stated the loss in the store was prob
ably between 500 and 5000. Fol-
lowing an investigation the total
loss is estimated at but $40. The
articles stolen were: one dozen
pocket knives, seven with pearl han
dies and FIVE jack knives; one 80
calibre Iver Johnson revolver, enc
% caIibre Iver Johnson revolver,
two 80 calibre Not-hamerless break
revoIvers, one 38 calibre Not-ham-
merless break revolver. seven boxes
OF 32 calibre cartridges, sixteen
boxes of 22 calibre cartridges and a
Gillette safety razor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
SUES COPPER WORKS
FOR MORE ALLOWANCE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Nov. 1:-Judge
DAILY today set November 20 as the
date for a hearing in the action of
Henry Mitchell against the Raritan
Copper Works, of Perth Amboy, for
an increase in his weekly allowance
from $8 to $40. The man charges
that he was injured at the works
and under the employers liability
act is entitled to receive more than
has been offered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
RUNA AVA HORSE
MAKES DASH IN
FRONT OF TRAIN

dash up New Brunswick avenue, col
lided with fish wagon at the drink
ing fountain and turned 1t over,
throwing the driver out in the street.
The horse next made it's way up Fay
ette street to Maple street, where It
ran into a farmers wagon, almost
upsetting that rig. From the mar
ket in Maple street the animal went
on his mad run out to New Bruns-
wick avenue, where an express train
barely missed striking the rig as it
passed over the crossing. The horse
was caught in upper New Brunswick
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

as a result men of four other shops,
practically all the contracting places
in town, went out on strike out of
sympathy The contractors say they
promptly discharged all of those who
stopped work and engaged other
workers in their places, union and
non-union men alike, as they could
be secured. When some of the lead
ing contractors were asked il trouble
might not arise through employ
ment of non-union with union men,
they answered in the negative. They
also claimed there would be no diff
Guilty with other building unions.
The alleged walkout does not in
clude men employed in factory cleo
trical shops. 1t involves about fif
teen journeymen and helpers en-
ployed for house wiring. They plan
to meet tonight and discuss their
grievances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

One Of the most exciting runaways
in this city in some time occurred
about 8 O'Clock this morning, when
a horse belonging to A. Shapiro, a
farmer of Englishtown, became
frightened while standing in the
freight yard Of the Pennsylvania
railroad and made dash to the
street. In turning out of the yard
the box part of the wagon was
thrown off and the animal came near
going through the plate glass win
dow Of the Nielsen building across
the street.
The horse, continuing on It's wild
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
WILSON GOES
TO ROCHESTER
Is Greatly Pleased With
Meeting Last Night.

Special by United Press ire.
New York, Nov. 1:-Governor
Woodrow Wilson immensely pleased
with the big meeting in his honor at
Madison Square Garden last night,
left today for Rochester where he
will speak tonight. Tomorrow he
returns to New York for the big pa
rade when 10000 men are expected
to in line
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
BAKERS PLEAD NOT
GUILTY OF ASSAULT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Nov. 1:-Jacob
and Joseph Stern, bakers employed
at S. Stern's O. x. o. bakery in Perth
Amboy, were arraigned before Judge
Daily today and pleaded not guilty
TO atrociously assaulting David Cap
Ian, a fellow workman, on October
13, last. Among the other pleas
taken was one of not guilty from
John Hines, who was charged with
assaulting Mary Anderson IN Perth
Amboy recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
PAY TRIBUTE
j. s. SHERMAN
Body Of Late Vice President
Lies in State.
Special by United Press Wire.

Specta! by United Press Wire.
Utica, Nov. 1.-Two thousand citi-
zens of Utica today paid tribute to
the memory of the late vice presi-
dent of the United States, James S.
Sherman. His body was escorted
thdough a drizzling rain to the city
hall and placed in state by great
throng Of men who admired him.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row. President Taft, justices of the
supreme court, members of the Sem
ate and House who knew Sherman
in public life, will come here to do
him honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
PLEA MADE BY
K0YEN TODAY
Denies He Tried to Run Over
s. A. Official.

Emil Koyen, a local contractor,
pleaded not guilty before Judge Daily
at New Brunswick today to attempt
ing to run over Street Commissioner
John O'Connor, of South Amboy, in
the latter place on October 10. Rus
sci Watson represented Mr.. Koyen in
the absence of Adrian Lyon, his
counsel. No date was fixed for trial.
Koyen7 is being prosecuted crimi-
nally and sued ciyilly for having at
tempted to run down Mr.. O'Connor
with his automobile after the men
had argued because it was declared
the street commissioner had acci
dently sprinkled water on koyen's
car.
YlaeS 4 i siG al a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
Taft Starts For Utica, n. Y.

oPee'eA W C"itou 1905 VHe.
Washington, Nov. President
Taft went to New York this after
noon en- route to Utica, N. Y, to at
tend the funeral of Vice President
Sherman. He will return to New
York tomorrow night for a party
conference. then going direct home
to Cincinnati to vote Tuesday. His
private car will be attached to the
Goth Cenutry limiaed and will make
stops in clveland and other Ohio
cities for a few brief speeches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
POLICE COURT FINES
FOR OCTOBER 1915

Fines collected through the police
court in October Just passed totalled
$315, which amount is $112,65 less
than was collected the month pre-
vious. Building permit fees for
October reached $142. Board Of
Health collections were $107.60.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
We HAVE WON
ALREADY--T. R.
Makes No Difference Who is
Elected Tuesday.
Special BY United Press Wire.

New York, Nov. In a statement
made public today Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt said in part:
1--WE have won already. Whatayer
the result of the ballot is the Pro-
gressive party has been founded and
put upon a lasting basis. 1t is i'm
material what part l play The main
thing is for the movement to go
forward to definite results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
SAYS CONWAY
DID THE DEED
Actress Makes Statement to
Chicago Police.
spec;ar bu United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Chicago, Nov. 1:-"Conway killed
her. H struck her on the head with
the door knob and then tied her up
SO she could not give the alarm"
Beatrice Rydall, vaudeville actress,
made this statement today after a
five hours grilling by the police to-
day. She charged directly that
Charles Conway killed Sofia Singer.
He will be questioned by the police
as soon as a detailed statement is
made and signed by Miss Rydall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

Washington, Nov. POSTMASTER
General Hitchcock today issued an
order constituting President Taft's
proclamation on the death of Vice
President Sherman as requiring the
closing of all postoffices tomorrow
and a half masting of the flags on
the Offices for thirty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
PRISONERS TOO YOUNG
TO Be IN COUNTY JAIL
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

opeCfuT 70 INC ENINL NE WIS.
New Brunswick, Nov. 1:-Mary
Hoffman, fifteen years old, of Perth
Amboy, charged with being incor-
rigible and attempting suicide, to-
gether with Henry Bilensky and
Steve Talarum, ten and eleven year
old boys charged with breaking and
entering, We're not accepted at the
county Jail here today, being too
young. They we're arraigned in the
Juvenile court and were ordered
turned over in the care of the proba-
tion officer. City Marshall Walters
returned them TO police headquart-
ers in Perth Amboy.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

: ,-idrburger, was brought to the
smoking car and attracted little at
tention. The party walked from the
railroad station to the prison, and
Becker was soon in the death house,
from which he will never emerge ex-
cept to walk to the electric chair, un-
less his appeal for ANEW trial is sue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

Turkish Cruiser Sunk.
Special by United Press Wire.
Athens, Greece, Nov. IA Greek
torpedo boat sank Turkish cruiser
in tho Gulf of Saloniha last nigt.
CONTINUED on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

Dancing every Saturday evening.
Rogan's Pavilion, Rogan's Corner.
Music by Prof. Steinhauser.
12299-10.31 St."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
TURKS DEBATE
LONG ON PEACE
WITH BULGARIA
Cabinet DsadIocked Over the
Question While Capital is
Threatened by Invaders.
NEARING CONSTANTlNOPLE
Bulgarian Capital Filled
With Wounded Soldiers Re-
turning from Recent Battle.
Special br United Press " IRE.

SpeCtut O1 CntteQ PTeSs " Te,
Constantinople, Nov. 1.-The ca
binet was in session all night and
only adjourned this morning after
finding itself unable to break a dead
lock. One faction wanted to sue the
Bulgarians and their allies for peace.
The other would continue the fight
as long as there ia a Turkish soldier
left.
The city is alarmed by the battle
raging on the peninsular only sixty
miles away for in event of another
Turkish defeat, which seems prob
able, the allies will be practically un-
opposed In their march on Constan-
tinople.
Bulgaria Realizes The Cost.
Special by United Press Wire.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. las the
thousands Of wounded soldiers are
being brought back to the city for at
tention, Bulgaria IL beginning to ap-
preciate the cost of the great vic
tories over Turkey. Whereas yes
terday widest rejoicing prevailed,
today the entire city is quietly at
work caring for the disable fighters
Hospitals have been overflowed and
all public buildings are ,llled. The
| women of the city are directing the
work Of nursing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01
Last Outpost Falls.

Special by United Press Wire.
Semlin, Nov. 1.-The capture of
Tchorlu the last of the outposts de-
Tending Constantinople by the Bull
garians was reported here today.
The invaders had penetrated 100
miles of Turkish territory here to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

The EVENING NEWS has tie
argest circulation In the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

Osslnlng, N. Y, Nov. 1.-Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker of New
York Is In a cell in the death house
at Sing Sing prison awaiting the ac-
tion Of the court of appeals, which
Is not likely to reach his case for
eighteen months or two years. I'M
mediately after he was sentenced
Becker, handcuffed to Deputy Sheriff
Carroll and a5CdIsp%nied by Sheriff
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

WEATHER-Rain fol.
lowed by clearing
4 and colder. Colder
Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-28
TOURING BIOGRAPHIES
PAY VISIT TO DETROIT

A party OF go geographers, repre-
sentinR EuroDean geographical so
cieties, with representatives from the
American Geographical society as
well, spent Monday evening in De.
trolt arriving on the steamer Owaha,
from Toledo, at s;45. They went to
the Cadillac hotel, where dinner was
served for them, and after dinner,
President William Livingstone. Of the
Lake Carriers association, gave a
short talk on the lake tragic and the
methods of handling lake freight.
Mark Jefferson, OF the Ypsilanti
Normal college. who Is a member OF
the party, talked on the geographical
features of the lake region. Emanuel
de Margerie. former president Of the
Geological society OF France, replied
for the visitors. A vote of thanks
was rendered to Col. Mason M. Pat
rick, In charge of the engineering dis
tricts OF Detroit and Grand Rapids,
who accompanied the party from To-
ledo and explained the features of the
district on the way.
The party left for Michigan City.
Inc., at 1880, Monday night.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-28

HILLSDALE, Mich. Aug. 27.-Fire
early this morning DESTROYED the O..
j. Veeder Broom factory. entailfnR a
Ioss OF $4,000. Brooms ready for mar
Yet worth $4,000 were destroyed.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-28

now Men, Aug 3f.-fsraFf Mern.
/Fed SO, who until recently had been
ID Inmate OF the Oakland county home.
Pmmitted suicide In the Novi cemetery
d swallowing poison