LAST tVKATHTKB — Fair and colder tonight. Fair tomorrow. Perth amboy Evening news. EDITION

TEN CENTS A WEEK. PERTH AMBOY. N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1910.—SIXTEEN PAGES. TWO CENTS A COPY. FIVE MINISTERS ON STRUCK JURY LIST IN GROVES CASE. List Of Men From Whom Twelve PRISONER CONFESSES PRESIDENT M'GARTER Are to be Cho- THROWING PEPPER PROMISES TO GIVE sen to Hear LUMBER Β ΟΥΝΤΟM TO OBTAIN REVENGE CHALMER5 .mill-work a ν MATTER Famous Libel α. ο Ρ y ATTENTION "·*■ ι -- ,i t An eighteen-year-old youth, who cerning the red pepper and he ad- "Π gave his name as Charles Grove, and mitted throwing it into Mrs. Field's Case-Trial To face. When asked what his motive his address as 73 Catalpa avenue, ROOSEVELT Committee Of The was he replied that he had a reason was arrested this morning charged for doing it. Later, however, he told Next with throwing a handful of red pep- Detectitves Huff and Long that he Begin per into the eyes of Mrs. Ralph Field, was incited to the act because Mrs. SAFELY OUT Trade Board of 76 Catalpa avenue, several days Field had ridiculed and made fun of ago and almost blinding her. him and had criticized the lengthy The arrest was made by Recorder coat which he wore. See Him. Thursday. Pickersgill, who met the boy on According to the police, Grove en- Smith street this The re- tered the home of Mrs. and OF JUNGLE tpecial to the EVEN WO NEWS. morning. Field, corder had issued a warrant for his while she was reclining on a lounge, , (Special by Staff Correspondent.) Now Brunswick, Feb. Feb. 18:—Judge arrest only a few minutes before, and he took the red pepper from his (By Staff Correspondence, United Newark, 18:-—A committee layons this drew of five buelness morning forty-eight Constable Louis had gone to and threw it at her. Before Press. men of Perth Amboy, names for the struck in the Groves Conoly pocket ) jury — the the Catalpa avenue address. Grove she could make any outcry, the po- Gondokoro, Soudan, Feb. 18: representing Board of Trade, libel case. From these the prosecution held a conference with President was dressed as though he meant to lice say, he escaped. Colonel Roosevelt's African hunting and defense will each draw twelve that Thomas N. of the leave town, and was wearing three Grove is now in the lockup and expedition practically ended today McCarter, Public are not to serve aud the final jury Service in his office pairs of trousers. will probably be given a hearing to- with the departure of Roosevelt and Corporation, will drawn from the remaining here this with relation to Chief Burke questioned him con- J his party down the Nile in the morning men. night. the twenty-four launch of General Wingate, of the establishment of a trolley line An unusual feature about the between Perth panel, Egyptian array. Amboy and Roose- is that it contains the names of live velt, and the of Roosevelt's game on the trip in- operation express ministers. The case is like- ! eludes eighteen rhinoceroses, nine cars between Perth Amboy and New Îirominenty to be tried next Brunswick. Thursday. elephants, seven lions, ten giraffes, The ministers ure:—Rev. William IT. NEW TRESTLE MILITIA TO four and smaller President McCarter listened to the hlppopotiini, many Bawden, Perth Amboy; Rev. F. M. views animais. The scientists in the party of the Perth Amboy men on P. of South Rev. J. Pearce, Amboy; have collected valuable specimens, the subject, after which he promised of Rev. Ernest Curry, Cranbury; Kermlt Roosevelt killed eleven lions, an investigation and said he would of Dunellen and Rev. J. 8. De- inform the Brown, IS NEARING SUPPRESS A ! two elephants, three rhinoceroses, Perth Amboy Board of Tine. of this nlace. Trade later as to what he i one hippopotamus, and many emall- could do Those from Pertli are: Gorliani Ιι. Boyn ton, in the matter. picked Amboy i er beasts. All animals killed by the Mr. C. Geo. The lumber man, Those who .->i4wuen, Douglas Fraser, party will be exhibited in the Smith- went to Newark were Will wants if \V. Mercer Charles K. Fletcher, Cleve- supply your anyone can. i sonian Institute, the American Mu- Abel Hanson, Louis Kreielsheimer, COMPLETION CAIRO MOB With a land F. Everett L. great yard 1 Albert V. P. Benton, Brown, Ry- big seum of Natural History and other Leon, Christoffereon Jnst across the and erson Wright, Fred J. Cox, A. Clayton creek, museums. D. P. Olmstead. They spent He's on the j James Riddles· job every «lay lu the week. about half an hour with Mr. McCar- «'lark, Growney, Sidney Work on the trestle of the Jersey Special by United Press Wire. The entrance Into Gouflokoro of the torfler, Charles D. Snedecker, Rich- Feb. 18:—A ter. Central Traction Company along the Cairo, Ills., company Americans was ard William G. Walter rudely picturesque, In reference to service Betchel, Rock, side of the county bridge is being of militia was called out to suppress express S. Steadman and nothing that British and native from Mr. and Henry Petty. rushed toward A the mob here today which took the Amboy westward, McCar- completion. large was From are: .lames H. hospitality could suggest lacking ter raid the had tried the Woodbridge force of men is employed. The work body of Alexander Holllday from a company Thomas E. Goram Ij. BLIZZARD TIES in the welcome. The arrival of the ex- express care in other localities with- Vale, Dunigan, of driving piles from the south side snow bank In front of the jail. Hol- William in the outskirts of the town out much success. He said residents Boynton, L. Harned, Marcus of the river to the draw is practical- llday was killed by a volley Ured at pedition James E. and Lawrence from along the line of the trolley Brown, Berry ly finished and It Is expected that the mob by direction of the sheriff. was heralded by bugle blasts object Moore. to seeing cars speed by them as they pile-driving between the north side Four others were wounded. The UP Chief Keriba's bugle band, which led IN stand to one. as- From Metuelien: TRAFFIC waiting board He Joseph Edgar, of the river and the draw will be mob had gathered to lynch two ne- the van. Chief Keriba accompanied William E. Thorn- sured the committee that the subject Washington Wilson, ■started next week. gro pickpockets. The worst of the bis musicians. Everett B. Thornfln Talt would be looked into. all, TRppen, At first the work became stalled situation is believed to be over. and Wittenbert. Native Escort Meets Party. Relative to the establishment of Henry because of lack of material and The dead are Alexander Holllday, CITIES OF OHIO The native had met the car service from Perth Am- From South Mr. ! party expe- trolley Amboy: Pearse, later the cold weather became re- the wounded, Sam Wessinger, John Peter A. Stols and ! ditlon sixteen miles to the south and boy to Roosevelt, embracing the In- Henry A. Perrine, sponsible for delays. Recent mild George Walker and Hortonl Maloney, termediate towns, Mr. McCarter said Jr.. and William A. Kellar, of Roose- has the work to Graham. ordered Special by VnttcA Preae Wire. en route here and did all the honor w.eather permitted Governor Deneen triets of all middle west cities. the velt. that could be out of their Instru- question would be referred to progress extensively and present in- saloons in Cairo closed today. The Feb. Three trainmen are from in- ; got From New Brunswick: Rev. James Cleveland, Ohio, 18:—Rail- dying the engineering department and the dications are that cars will be run of state militia in a wreck ments of brass and Iudlan drums. adjutant general the roads and street traffic! juries on the Detroit, cost of such a line ascertained. He S. Devine, George K. Parsell, John N. across the structure In the railway the band struek spring. sends word that additional troops Toledo & Dayton railroad near Reaching the town, but few Alex. W. D. P. this state are said that of their suburban Carpenter, Petit, An engineer of the Jersey Central will arrive tliie afternoon. throughout rrlppled as' Roofs of "America." to be Springfield. several build- j up which, happening lines paid and since the passage of Williamson, James M. Borkelsen, Hen- Traction Company called at Mason & a result of a terrible blizzard. Much ings have collapsed from the weight the British national air, too, suited the the twenty-year franchise law the ry B. Kent, Eugene Darrow, William Ij. Smith's civil office this Is In the of engineering Buffering reported poor dis-1 the snow. occasion Following the mu- Public Service did not care build Strong, Henry Lansberg. to obtain true of ^sacJAy. |.o morning the grade a large new From Rev. J. sicians, a lines. χ Cr&nbury: E. Curry, Bordentawn avenue in South Am- American J. C. Chamberlain, John C. Perrine and boy. The work of extending the line SEYLER BROS. flag. William Foraan. Tliea came the caravan Colo- from South Amboy to the south end proper. nel and other Amer- of the bridge is under way. The en- MRS. FRAKE EXCITEMENT Rooeeveit, Kermit AEBÔPLÂNÈSTTffliOW gineer said that the company hoped ican hunters and scientists and the to have care running in a few RETURN IN A body of native porters who have had PLACED ON THE MARKET bookTkept months. a share in the work of exploration. IS WILLED CAUSED BY He Boards Genera! Wingate's Launch. by United Pr*a9 TFÏre Waiting on the Bar-el-Jabel was the Special London, Feb. 18:—Aeroplanes DEFIANT MOOD launch of General Sir Reginald Win- BY GROVES were placed ou the market for the gate, sirdar of the Egyptian army, and POLICEMAN first time today by the Humber Com- SOME MONEY stars A : from the vessel was the RUNAWAY flying list follows: Bpccial by United Press Wire. pany. The price i and stripes. Mr. Roosevelt boarded Petersburg, Va., Feb. 18:—Wil- Three cylinder, thirty horsepower Albert A the launch at once upon reaching $2,250. ί RE CORRECT liam and Arvis Seyler were taken Mrs. Frake, of Market horse attached to a runabout monoplane, here. He said he was at hav- HAS DENIED back to Atlantic City today by De- street, has received word that she belonging to the Perth Amboy Coal happy 4 cylinder, fifty horsepower mono- has the of his tectives. William repeated his de- been made heir to a legacy Company, of Division street, ran ing passed perilous part plane, 13,875. to the EVENING a will left her Four fifty horse- /Special NEWS. nial that he was guilty of murdering through by father, away yesterday, causing a number African journey. cylinder byplane, who New Brunswick, Feb. 18:—A pre- Jane Adams in Atlantic City. Both died in Millington, a small town of narrow escapes and scares. The The expedition left Nimule. In the power, $5,500. near Morristown, two weeks before liminary report has been made by THE CHARGES brothers $ere sullen and defiant. On animal, while standing near the Le- T'ganda protectorate, on Feb. 7, and the Universal of Christmas. The Is all in Audit Company, leaving William said: "J am glad bequest. high Valley freight station in New do word came from the party until Baby almost died from opiates in New which has been money and Is to be divided between Brunswick became remedies. Dike's York, examining to get out of this hole, and when I avenue, fright- yesterday, when a company of native ordinary cough the books of H. Mrs. Frake and her sister, who are ened a and started contains none. Raymond Groves, Patrolman Israel W'eitzen, who is get home it will be found that the by passing engine runners readied· Gondokoro with the Baby Syrup Safe, the only surviving relatives of the on a county collector, for the past four accused by Harry Stacey, of Rahway, police have on me." mad dash southward in Oak sure and speedy in its relief. Lauer nothing deceased. news that all was well with the expe- years, and preparing a new set of of assault and battery, made a state- According to the detectives, Sey- street. Charles Polensky, its driver, Drug Co. 25c. Smith and State Mrs. Frake declined to be inter- dition. books for the county. The company ment last night, according to Ser- ler has not been told of the statement was in the station at the time. streets. 9046-2-18-lt* viewed this morning, but through The American party will embark on has found the accounts to be correct. geant McDermitt, In which he de- by his brother Arvis; who aiBrmed The horse ran ot Market street, her daughter, Miss Alice Frake, the the sirdar'-β launch and proceed down They will make a full report later. nied striking Stacey. He said that the story told by Alice Adams, sister then eastward on Market street to story was verified. According to the the Xile to where are Mr. Grovee expects to give up the the charges are absolutely false. The of the murdered girl. the park at High street, where it Khartum, they daughter the conditions of the will Three will fight and turn the county documents patrolman says that he saw Stacey "I don't know whether Bill killed was caught. Crossing Smith street, due about March 0. days are such that the bequest is to be over to the new county collector, Wednesday morning and accused him the Adams girl or not," the it narrowly missed some boys re- be spent at Khartum, when the trip to awarded in two portions, one of Thomas H. Hagerty, soon. of stealing several bottles of milk, Seyler is declared to have turning from school, and at Madison Cairo will be begun. Mrs. Roosevelt . younger which Mrs. Frake has re- b. s. already but he did not strike him and was at told the detectives, "but I do know avenue there came near being an ac- will meet her husband and sou at Get a Typewriter from A. Jensen, ceived. The other portion she will feet of his ac- on cident, when the animal swerved Notice is to all men^ 336 State street. no time within twenty he had something his mind when in about six months' Khartum. hereby given get time. a cuser. he came that we all went to the around pedestrian. 8762-2-3-tf night hers of the I). It. S. thai KuMrluva of at Numerous people attempted to A written report the affair, pier." Sewing Machines, any make, any stop the fleeing animal, but without the order of Chief Burke, was sub- A sensational scene occurred at etyle, at A. Jensen, 336 State street. «ill he observed in the usual manner avail until street was mitted by Weltzen this morning. It the train when a woman called on High reached, 8762-2-3-tf* when it had become tired from its Is understood that Stacey will pro- Police Chief Hagland, declaring her- CAVElËRDÎCT on Sunday, February 20, commenc- and fast run. from ad's a as ad- long Ju starting cure services of self William whom he tho lawyer, Seyler's wife, a I'. All members and the station the was Ate meal when suffering tor- ing at 2 M. vised by Recorder Pickersgill, and deserted eight years ago. Seyler ad- freight wagon almost turned over. The dam- tures with stomach troubles. Enjoy will press the charges. mitted he knew her. He said sfiè only their families are hereby requested incurred was to a tire on one of your meals with Lauer Dyspepsia Gale and Restaurant could not show a marriage certificate. TO PLAINTIFF age 25c. Lauer Smith the wheels. Tablets, Drug Co., to be present. 286 HOBART STREET » The story will be investigated. and State streets. nnjf c* ο * THE COMMITTEE. Dishes A-la-Carte. JUMPED IN FOR SIX GENTS PRESIDENT Daily Specialties WILL TRY TO After being out for about twenty- Catering to Clubs and Parties FRONT OF A five minutes, the jury in the suit for of Sandor Bloom and Billiards Pool $500 damages IN NEED OF Bowîing IMPEACH THE Jacob Sher against Joseph and Sarah Klein, which was tried in the dis- I SUBWAY TRAIN trict court yesterday, returned with a verdict of six cents In favor of the BIG STICK CLAVIS STORY plaintiff. The retired at Special by United Press Wire. jurymen 3:3nj o'clock afternoon and re- New York, Feb. 18:—Simon Kahn yesterday Spécial by United J'ress Wire. Here at Last Σ turned et 4 o'clock. committed suicide today during the Special by United Press Wire. Washington, Feb. 18—The White The claimed that the de- rush hour in the subway by Washington, Feb. 18:—The first: plaintiffs j House is worried over the unsatis- jumping fendants had entered a shed at 22S lu front of a train at the 110th street, intimation that counsel for Secre- factory progress of the administra- Hall avenue on January 29 last, and station. Many people on the platform tary Baillugcr in the congressional: j tion legislative program. The only had either stolen or damaged sev- saw him. The niotormau applied the investigation will attempt to im-j Taft measure within two weeks that truth of of the eral articles of value. Thomas emergency brakes, throwing many pas- peach the part testi- has eouie to a vote is the senate of L. R. came Brown represented the plaintiff and Fleischman's sengers from their but the front mony Glavis, today' j postal savings bank bill. President seats, for D. Wolff*> when Vortrees a James Wight appeared the de- wheels passed over the body causing Attorney requested Taft is working hard to have it pass- instant death. subpoena for Adolph Behrens, of fendant. ed. The Taft-Ballinger conservation was as follows: Charles Seattle. Glavis has declared that The jury bill seems to have disappeared en- A. Pullen, Commissioner Dennett, of the land foreman; Harry Salmon, tirely. The interstate commerce bill M. Peter Joel Bread at has Henry Nelson, Cogan, Famous office Seattle, had correspond- is due for a long delay on account of Dennis ence with Behrene regarding coal Van Pelt, Donovan, Neils I the postal bank bill. The President John land matters. Behrene is one of the Christiansen, McMurray, Henry has been forced to sidetrack several Never sold outside of New York City before. THE BREAD coal Vortrees Odlom, Augustus Dietchie, Matt Han- & Co. Alaskan claimant». other important measures. OF QUALITY. 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