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The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
WRECK SURVIVORS
TELL TERRIBLE TALE
Lest n the sovth Atantis Thsy Ar
rived IN TIE Faiklaad lsiands Fss,.
ishsd and Exhaustss.

Liverpool. Nov. ia harruwfnx
tals of suffering at sea in told by
three - the alK Survivors % tire Grew
~ The crlcciefh Castle. recently lont
in the Sosath Atlantic They are IN
hospital here. having been drought
70 liverpool from ths FMlkiAnd D.
lands ~ the Pacific liner oravta.
Nhsn TIE vessel began 90 sink frum
4 leak the nfs haat and Kig wsrs
launched The Eiw. with seven on
board has never been heard from IN
the ufeeoat we're The eaptAln. hia wffs
and son. and fourteen others. Fcur
died the same niHht and were buried
a sea The survivors had % row 500
miles eefore they couid hops % mEht
iand ons % the sailors composed a
stirrizg chorus. which trey sang con-
sfantiy 90 keep up their spirits They
haa in the beat only two kegs u
water enc ba9 % bread and haf a
acEen cana % meat These were an
Fone seven dayw before they sighted
ths F'&iklands. When they arrived they
we're IN ths last stages % exhaustion
End had 70 - carried ashore. where
ell but six died
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

The truth ~ the asssr .1na made bv
the famous Quaker uraffh reaeher
seens % be borne out M the fa'iuwinw
said hs fthIe have
been oouplimented uFUr tfe nrsst
number of cures effect EF thc
Quaker Extract when ha.e .1re is no
doubt In my mind tHrt ra Ereaffs
results wili b. arUuuI Lob ihe
near future o. f .t. ..af using
the remedy WiiI or1 Hrar H mind thu
fact that thin meHirlr. wHd ore.
and acts slowly nuf sarai. tsreeiallr
in ehernio eaaes tIraulr disease
means that certain orsars have formei
habit 81 acting urunE. and NOT uuiY
munt that habit be broken hut the new
anhlt - acting FlEhf must BE- kept up
Tor some length of time - prevent
these organs falling back into she ODD
way ~ acting wrong
The Eroafeat pride ! take in the e.
fects ~ Quarker EKtraci is the permA-
nsncy ~ its cures of chronic diseases.
often called Iucuratie' which ! fnd
are made when the FXfract is taken
properly f0r q continued pgriad - that
the whole system is hruuEht hack o.
ita naturai workinE state arain. Nio-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
ACHILD'SWASTE A
CLOSED BOWELS
MAKES " cross. PEEVIsH. REST
LESS AND FEvERIsH-lF TON.
cue IS COATED ogvE SYRUP
OF Fios.~

Children dearly love 20 take de-
ncious syrup 81 rigs" and nnthing
else cleans and regulates their tender
little stomachs. liver and 30 feet of
bowels go promptly and thoroughly
Chiidren Ect Billions ana constipat-
"a just like Erown-upa Then they
set Hiek. me tongue is coated. stom-
heh sour. breath bad. they don't eat
or rest well they become feveriah.
cross irritable and don't want % play
listen Mothcrs-for your chlid'z sake
don't force the little one % swallow
nsuSoatinE castor Oh, violent eaiofnel
or harsh irritants iike Cathartio piilA
a teasptonfui of syrup of F1Hs win
have your children smiling and hap
~ again In just a rev hours. syrup
~ F1Es VII gently clean. sweeten and
regulate the stomach. make the liver
active and move ~ and out or the
bowels All the constipated matter. the
sour bile the foul. cloWRed-up waste
and poisona without causing cramps
or Eripins
win syrup of F9wn you are not
drugEinE or iuiuFin9 your children.
being composed entirely of luscious
hEs. SIENNA and ar0maticH a. cannot hs
harmful F'un directions for children
of All awes and for Erown-upa plain
De- printed on the package
Ask your druggist for the fun nsme
syrup of FIEn and Elixir of SIENNA
prepared ~ the California VIZ syrup
Co This r. the delicious tasting. gen
ulns old reliable Refuse ANYTHING
else offered (Adv)
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
FALLS THROUGH
SHAFT TO DEATH
LABoRER ROLLS WHEEL sAR.
Row 90 AsHEs INTO pIr-rHg
ELEVATOR WAS NOT rHERE-
Is PICKED UP IN DYING cosDl.
TON.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov lss-Bensv-
ms that q freight elevator. which had
q few minutes before conveyed him 90
the third floor. was stnl IN its place.
samuel Adamea. % years old. % 206o
East YORK street an enpiuye % the
Edison Electric Company. yesterday
morning pushed q wheclharrow y
ashes into the open shaft on ere third
noor az SOS SAMSON street ana plunE-
81 headionE down 10 the fret noor.
he died soon afterward
Hearing the noise of the harrow ana
ashes az they tumbied down the shaft.
a helper rLn 60 the spot and founa
Adsmeg body. bleeding profusoly fr0gn
cruahsd skull. ftng against tie
wheeibarrow. The Injured man vas
taken 30 the Jefferson hospital hut
before he reached there he had ex-
pired
Investigation % the mans death
brought cut that the elevator had been
rAised g. the fourth floor after
Adames Eot OF a. the third. When
he returned, not susnecsing that the
position ~ the elevator had been
shifted. BE- ran sis barrow directly tn
70 TIE open shaft.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
GEORGIA BURBANK
AND SEEDLESS MELO'

Waahington, Nov. te-a. II. Faru
er. Carroiifon. ua-. came % Waehin
ton with a story ~ a aeedieam wate
melon. which. he says. rivals the a.
covery 81 the meedieas oranmN.
"Whiie IN my watermeion patch /
accidentally broke of q p0rtion 20
fuelan vine.~ maid Mr.. Farmer
replanted the new portion. In n fe
days u began 10 send forth deiieni
roots. some time later q bloaaoi
showed. and IN the course of the mes
few weeks Il Flrened into a ROM
melon about eix times the mian of
mans head.
Z cut the melon from the vine an
carried n % the house. where. 90 ou
great surprise. we found n was aced
less."
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
CANDY WAS HER
DIET FOR SDAYS
% AVOID ARREST ST. LOUIS
WOMAN sUsslsTs on SWEET
noRsEIs FOR MORE THAN a
WEEK IN A SECLUDED ROOM.

st Louis. Mo. Nov. te-Knowing
that she might expect arrest az any
tine on a ChsrEe cf forging thirty
checks Mrs Fred knsprr. "A years
cid. who prefers % bs knoWn ~ her
maiden name. neuish McPherson. re-
manned On her room AZ l2os North
LefnnEwefI avenue. Tor eight days.
sutsietlnF On candy. After putting on
her hesl ,loihes she went doun town.
touzht her 3 new SIS hat with q
ereen feather. returned 10 her room
ard awaited the comirK % Special
oMror rehrkcn. % the circuit 4ttor-
rryE ctare. who arrested her late
insl ulgbt.
ErtuEen found riis Of empty
candy haEss .r her room. she wore
tEs nHn HnI uhan aha accompanied
I'm fa police headquarters.
aff &aBa- admittci 20 the pollce
tar, aaes at 1ut the middle ~ Sep.
temlcr she has drawn snd eashsd %
o.-eeks - ;as Mechanics American
Naiional banh. aEgregating tses,
which sac signed with the naras %
her aunt. Rose McPhersonA o. 2sei
Hsrristta street. who carried an as-
count a. the bank
Mfh khErer tuau fAa rollce nne
spent tke nonsV 20 bay clothing for
her affinity whcm she met a. q thea-
ire. and with whom she eel In love 81
frsi sight She ia q ksida 20 bat a
few months
The young woman had 10 difficulty
In cashing the checks. signed with her
aunts name. until she submitted one
whose signature showed signs Of nsr-
vousness. A teller questioned her and
nhe said The SiNner 81 the checks was
her mother. A bank watchman was
sent with her % her home and the
mother said nhe had not authorized
the young woman % cash checks.
Mrs. knsper says she never loved
her husband. but married him IN May.
while he was nurse 90 her dying fath-
er. she says he threatened that n
she did not marry him he would not
take proper care % her parent aud
shs declares that Cor the sake of her
father nhe consented 60 the marriage.
she says she has n0t lived vita him
fer several weeks.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

Tearing bis shirt from bis hack an
Ohio man tagged q train and saved u
from a wreck, but "A. r. Aston. Raj
eigh. n. c.. once prevented a wreck
with Electric Hittera. "a was in a ter
rfble plight when I heHan 90 use them. >
Ne writes ~ny stomach. head. back
arr kidneys we're AL badly affected
ana my liver was In had condition. but
four bottles of Electric nitterm made
me feel like a nsw man" A trial IN
convince you ~ their matchiess merit
for any stomach. liver or Kidney
smbcrte'a tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
MISS RING WEDS
4TH HUSBAND
ONE OF AMERICAS MOST TAI.
ENrEp AND BEAUTIFUL ACT.
REssEs is NOW ~ rHE CLASS
OF olvoRcEEs WITH MISSES
RUSSELL, ct Al.

Worcester. Mass. Nov. ie-Miss
blanche Rims to-day sdmlltod that she
had married for the fourth time IN
Boston. one wesk aeo. and taat her
new husband fa Charles Winnirsr of
Warsaw, M. her former manager
winniger r. 10 Worcester with her
yes. have received my divorce
from Frederick r. Mckay ana was
married 10 Mr wInnirer last Tuesday
in Boston "a the home 81 my mother.
Miaa Rims said.
The wedding vas surprise 10 nost
~ the players 81 Boston. Even TIE
management ~ the shubcrt theatre.
where Mira RinW vas playing last
week. knew nothlnE 81 ID untn todmy.
- quietly were all arrangements made
that the proprietor and clerks 81 tie
hotel fret heard ~ q after the coaple
left
Miss Louise DRESSER. but r knew of
"a when q took place Bianche asked
me % say nothing. and I have kept
my promise"
Frederick G. Mckay. who was Miss
Rings press agent and manager 81 nen
~ became husband No a - now in
View York Accordfng 20 Miss Dresser
Mckay and Miss Ring have not lived
toEethef as husband and wife for four
years. although BE- managed the com
panieH in which she PLAYED.
Miss Rims. Who n Boston wirL
first married Walter MacNeili. a thea
tricai man. and after divorcin9 him
married James Walker. r.. nFent of
the Atchison. Topeka and santa Re.
in Boston. Next she became Mrs. Ne
Kay.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

as the only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy, fer 10 washes away the dis
ease germs and leaves the skin az
clear and healthy nH that of q child
All other druggists have ODD.
Prcacriution-Ro 20 them ~ you can't
profit substitute
But n you come O. our store. We are
- certain ~ what ODD. viii 90 for
you that we oner you a faii aize bot
tia on this guarantee -ff you % not
nnd that it taxes awa he itch AT
ONCE it costs gou unt "a cent
Crystal PhnrmnrF. fAdvl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
Oh, How | Itched!

what long nsrve.rackinE days 81
constant torfure-what sieepicss nights
81 terrible aGony-ltch-itch-l con.
slant itch. untfi t seemed that ! must
tear or my vsrT ukin--thrn--
Instant rsusf-my skln cooled
soothed and healed
The very fret drops a. ODD rre-
scrirtion for EoEena stepped that mw-
ful itch Instantly yea Nle very mo-
ment ODD. tonched me burninE skin
The torture ceased a see bottle
proves g.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
STOMACH PAINS
JUST VANISH
TIME IT. NO INDIGESTION. GAS
or souRNEss FIVE MINUTES
AFTER TAKING -PAPE's ptA-
PEPslN.~

Gf SHAT you Just ate ia soarinE on
your stomach or Mes like a Jump 81
lead. refusing 90 digest o. you beleh
gas and efuctate sour uudiEosied food,
or have a feeilnE 81 dixxineas heart
burn. fuNnnsa. nausea. had taste IN
mouth and stomach headachs-=fhis =
indiEeatiou
A FUN case % Pape's Diapepsin
costs only nfty cents an8 viii thor
ouThly cure your out Of order atom-
ach, and leave sufficient about ths
house in case some one else In the
family may suffer from stomach
trouble o. indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist % show vou
the formula plainly printed on these
mffy-cent cases. then you win under
stand Why ayupeptic trouhia of al
kinds must 30. and whv fhev usually
relieve sour, cut ~ order s1orna ms o.
Indigestion IN five MINUTES Dfapsp-
sin ls harmless ard tastes Hka candy.
though each doae contains power Huf-
nclent 20 diResf and prepare for as
simiiafion into the blood an tha food
yea eat; besides. u makes you Eo %
% the table with a healthy appetita.
but. what wiu please You mast -
that you uHn fee that vuur stomach
and intrwtlnes are clean and fresh.
and you atIl net nesd % resort 20
laNatives or liver plns for biliousness
or constipation
This city win have many nlapsrsin
cranks. az Some people win call them.
but you VII BE- crnnkv about this
eplendid at0mach prsparation. too. ~
sea ever trv e little for indirestion
or rasultis or any other stomach mis-
erw
Get some nov. this minute ana
forever re yourself % stomach troutle
ara fmHfrmaffnn fAHw
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

guardian. with limited authoriU. 4
al he should reach the aRe kf 4
years. MrA Astcr herself beoamell \
aEe only . few weeks ago.
In her petition Mrn Astar said 4
wanted the income of her sons 3.
ooo. oe0 trus, fund 70 aeoumulats y
an the child attained IA mainTi.
and that until then she intended !
educate and support him.
The boy was born last August. a
the trust fund was created under .
will % his father. the late Get ~.
Jacob AHtor. who died IN the Tital
disaster.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
DROPS DEAD IN
PIT HE HAD DUG

Nuscogea Gaia. Nov. fs.-Jossrh
Turby. rs years oid. aug his ovn
grave ~ FIaNkei. OKLA, and Zen into
y. dead. Turby with another man had
gocs 20 TIE uasksi cemctery today
20 Assist ln digrinE 4 grave for an
aged woman who had died. Apparent.
iy Turby was IN peffect heaitk. When
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

ne suddenly topTioa over and feil in
90 the grave. lie Was dead when his
companions lifted him out Death was
due 20 heart failure. Under the re-
cuiiar circumstance the grave intend
ed for the woman win be used instead
as Turby's final resting place and an
other grave wal be prepared Tor the
woman.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17
ALLOWANCE FOR
YOUNG ASTOR HEIR
Widow 81 Titanic Victim Asks co.
ss.soo q Vssr fsr suppsrs ~ Hsr IN.
fart Sen.

New York. Nov. ie-John Jacob
AstoF. the infant Hon of drs Made
line Force Aztor. viii have an allow
sncs % sass 4 year for his support
during the nsxt three years
snrroEate Fowler today Eranted q
petition filed by Mrs. Astor and ap-
pointed Airs. Asfor % the chiid'N
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

Put a porus plaster on the chest
and take q coed cough syrup Internal
" ~ you would treat . severe case
~ sore lungs properly. Oct the dol-
tar sire BALI.ARD's HoREuOUND
SYRUP. With each hsftls there O. =
free HERMcK's RED PEPPER Po-
ROUs PLASTER FER the chsst Sold
by an drugwfsts lAdv.l
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

had penetrated the skuIL A soapular
Was about tha womnn's neck.
The body vas found % be thorough
~ wrarped. as n % conceal d during
a Journey % some distance.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

Fuothali Athiete 0n q towsring
Hkin Pants His Mofhsr-Ngw. Eyer-
ard there's no uss - year raisinE a
fuss. We had % cut them up % make
a Jacket for your sister --chicag~ Tn
huna
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

Why did Tou insist on having your
sifs toin the sufraEetfs Cub Be
Gauss" replied AR Meekton grimly
want % see that sunrAEette club
Est al the truubls thafa eominT 90
it~-Washinston star.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

New York. Nov. fs-There VIII be
many noted riders ct the national
horse show. which opens at Madison
square Garden on November ie. but u
is safe to say that none viii attract
more attention than the English iassie
Maud Preeoe. aaed 3 years.
Although not yet IN her teens. little
Maud ~ a fearless horaewoman aa weIl
as an expert rider. Despite her fraR
physique. she can control a strong
heavy headed horse az well a. tae ex-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-17

On summer That is because woFk IL
always somewhere In summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
ATTACKED BY CRAZY COOK.
Wounded Captain and His Mate Leap
Overheard From Negro Assailant.

G~ibbstown, N. j., Oct. 2s.-Wounded
by the bullets and club of a crazy ne
gro cook, w. f. Springfield, captain Of
a lumber sloop. and his mate, Percy
Davis. leaped overheard from their
boat In the middle Of the Delaware
river opposite Gibbstown In order to
escape their murder0us assailant.
Captain Springfield swan half a mile
to shore. while the mate, who was shot
through one lung, was picked up by
the tender Of q passing vessel. Both
men are now in Chester (Pa.) hospital
In a serious condition from loss OF
blood and exposure. Their assailant
was taken to the Gloucester county Jail
at Woodbury., N. j.. with his leg shat
tered by a load from n shotgun fred by
q fisherman whom he beached the sloop
and tried to get away
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
DIED LAST MAY
JUST HEARD IT
MontcIair Youth Went to
Cuba lOr Health.

Montclair, n. j., Oct. Capitalization
of Il notioe of the death Of Richard
KILN Holbrook in Havana. Cuba. Ia
the latest development in the mysteri-
GUS disappearance of a well known
young man, Il graduate of the Mont
clair high school and u brother of The
odore s. Holbrook of IL Burnside
street, this city.
Hoibrook, who was twenty-five years
old. left Montciair last February for
Cuba. Only a hort time before he
had come tito possession Of his share
Of his deau fathers estate, and he In
tended to stay in Cuba for several
months Tor the benefit of his health.
Arriving In Havana he purchased a
saddle horse, on which, he told In his
letters home. he made trips In and
aboSt the Cuban capital. In April the
letters ceased coming. and the young
mans relatives became alarmed at his
silence.
About that time Cuba was in a trou-
bled state, owing to the activity Of In
surrectionists, and 1t was feared that
young Holbrook, riding about on a
horse. might have been mistaken for a
Cuban officer and assassinated.
Theodore 8. Holbrook of Montclair
and another brother. who lives in Ruth
erford, made every effort to ascertain
the cause of the young mans mysteri-
GUS silence. They communicated with
the Cuban authorities and United
States consular agents in Havana and
other Cuban cities. but no Information
could be obtained. According to the
American consular officials, there was
absolutely no trace of Holbrook.
On Friday the young mans brother
received a brief cable from the head Of
a Cuban hospital stating simply that
Holbrook had died In the institution
Of enteric fever on May 8.
Holbrook's relatives are greatly dis
tressed and feel aggrleved at the fail
ure of the American government repro
sentatives In Cuba to locate the young
man.
Members of Holbrook's family be-
lieve that inasmuch as the young man
died In a hospital a diligent effort on
the part Of the American representa-
tives In Cuba would have resulted In
his whereabouts being revealed In
time for them to 90 to him before he
died.
They think he must have been In
the hospital for two or three weeks
before his death. and his Identification
should have been easy If the authori-
ties were duly concerned about the
matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
BIRTHDAY
FOR ROOSEVELT
Oscar Straus AmenQ Callers
at Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-Coionei
R~oosevelt's ffty-fourth birthday went
by very quietly yesterday. Only the
members Of his immediate family sat
down to the anniversary dinner. In
the morning Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Ethel went to church. leaving the In
valid to be looked after by his two
sons. Quentin and Theodore Junior.
Several members of Emlen Roossvelt's
family came over In the afternoon. and
Oscar Straus motored up the bill At
about $50 O'Clock. They paid q very
brief call. although the colonel was In
sistent that they stay to tea. II had
been so generally made known that be
was not yet well enough to receive Wis
itors that few disturbed him. An unu-
suaIly large number Of automobiles.
however. bearing ~sixhtseers drew up
where they could get a glimpse of the
home Of the ex-president.
OF the scores OF congratulatory tele-
grams received one from John l.. Sulli-
van seemed to appeal to the colonel as
much as any. 1t read:
North Abingdon, Mass, Oct. 2s.-Evsry
good wish to you on your ffty-fourth
birthday and Cod blessing as we'll all
your life JOHN l.. SULLIVAN.
So much did It tickle the colonel that
be lost no time in acknowledging 1t.
This is the reply which went from the
ex-president to the ex-pughist:
Good luck to you. John. Am very much
pleased by your telegram.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
1t was given out definitely that the
Progressive candidate would not bt
able to speak in Brooklyn on Saturday
| night. His strength lacks no much u
| having completely returned that hh
physicians insist thai he adhere abso
| lutely to their orders. No campaigning
save the one Wednesday speech IL
New York, upon which he Is dead set
10 their uitimn .un.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
CAN SEE CHAIR
SAYS BECKER
BIames Newspapers for His
Present Plight.

New York, Oct. 2S.-Convicted OF the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, Lieuten-
ant Becker. standing at the bars OF
the first tier gateway. told In detail
the things be might have said In bis
W defense had he been allowed to
take the stand.
why didn't you?" was asked.
"Oh." and the hands clenched upon
the iron flashed open. lit would have
made a difference. but a man pays
lawyers to tell him what to do
Twill you take the stand In your
seco-,I trial?"
"If I'm permitted an appeal" came
quickly. and the eyes looked faf
away. I'm not sure; I'm not sure
Newspapers have reused public opinion
so much against me that l can see the
chair ahead"
but the court of appeals is a calm
judicial body"
They are only human" said Becker
quietly, and then began to talk Ihere
were new lines on the face. but no
sign Of weakness. All afternoon he
had beer In the counsel room down
stairs. his wife outside the hne graz
Ing. through which nothing might PASS
On parting he had followed her with
his eyes out through the framework
Of light.
II don't know that I could say any
thing that could help" Becker con
dnued. There was 20 much that was
derogatory."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
ADOPTS HER OWN DAUGHTER.
Newark Mother sians Papers Executed
by Child's Stsptathsr.

Newark, N. j., Oct. 28.-Mrs. Solo
mon II. Stern Of this city adopted her
own eighty our-old daughter Suzanne.
The adoption papers were signed be-
fore Judge Martin In the orphans
court.
SuEanne's father died four years ago,
and less than a year later her mother
married Mr.. Stern. He decided to
adopt Suzanne as his own child, and rs
the adoption papers read 'by Solomon
H.. Stern and his wife. Anna" 1t was
necessary for the child's mother to sign
as well as her new father. suzanne's
father was Walter l.. Fuchs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
TWO DROWN IN GAS TANK.
Reseusr Knocked Back by Falling Body
of Man He Had Saved.


Of Man He Had Saved.
Troy, N. Y. Oct 2S.-Hugh Murphy.
thirty years old. Of Cohoes. and F. s.
Miller of Cincinnati. o.. were killed In
a large gas tank In Cohves. Miller
was an expert gas tank builder. He
had been sent to Cohoes to do some
repairing aud had just finished mis-
ASK and left the tank when Murphy.
who was helping him. was overcome
by gas fumes.
Miller entered the tank. and putting
a rope around his companion slgnaled
to two men at the top to draw the I'M
conscious man up. When nearly to the
edge of the tank Murphy partially re-
gained consciousness and struggled h
the others were attempting to lift him
out.
The rope became unfastened and
Murphy dropped back into the tank.
striking Miller. who was standing on q
ladder several feet below. Both men
fell into about ten feet Of water In
the bottom Of tho tank anduYeSs
drowned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
NOTICE
~ ~r1ert1On and Registration,

Notice is hereby given to the legal vot-
ers Of the City of South Amboy that q
General Election
will be held In and for the City OF South
Amboy, County of Middlesex. and State
of New Jersey. on
Tuesday, November 9th. 1919,
from the hour of 8 o'clock a. M, to the
hour of 7 O'Clock p. M. for the purpose OF
Electing the following officers:
Electors OF President and Vice-Presiden
of the United States, One member of the
House of Representatives Of the United
States for the Third Congressional District,
One member Of the Senate of the State.
for the County of Middlesex. Three mem
bers of the General AsseE bly,. for the
County Of Middlesex. One Coroner for the
County Of Middlesex. q Mayor, a Council
man-at-Large. One Constable for the First
Ward. One Councilman for the Second
Ward, One Councilman and One Constable
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
NUGENT is NOT INDICTED.
City Counsel and Alderman Archi
bald Violated No Law.

Newark, N. j., Oct. 28.-The grand
Jury OF Essex county announced that
It had not found Indictments against
City Counsel James X. Nugent of this
city and Alderman Alexander Archl-
bald. They were alleged to have been
involved in a frscas primary night.
Charges were made of attacking two
county detectives with a blackjack and
rescutnE two uniformed policemen
who had been arrested by the detec-
uves for alleged irregularities At the
polling place.