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The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14

The McComb City fair, to be held
at that place on October 18th to 22d
inclusive, promises to be much larger
and better than last year. The good
people Of Pike county are not at all
ganicky over the mosquito quarantine,
and have arranged a splendid list of
premiums for exhibitors. The fair
promises, Of anything, to excel the
splendid success of last year. It has
proven good investment for the peo-
pie of that section, and will be per-
manent institution.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14

Offers his professional services to the
people Of Scooba. and Kemper county.
Special attention given to Office work
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14

Branch office in Scooba, Miss. A
member of the firm will be in Scooba
every Saturday.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14

Tenders his professional services to
the people of Wahalak and vicinity.
Calls answered day and night.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14

Particular attention given to surgi-
cal cases. Office-Wards drug store.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14

Offers his professional services to
the people of Kemper County. All
kinds of dental work done neatly and
promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14
PROFESSIONAL.
H. w. RENcHER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Scooba, Miss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
CARP ENTERS QUIT
SHANCOLD BUILDING.
Refuse to Work With Non Union
Electricians Trouble Was
Soon Settled.

Because the electrical workers, who
were putting in new fixtures and wires
in the Shangold building, in State
street, do not belong to the union, the
carpenters, who are making som
alterations to the stores, have walked
out in body and refuse to continue
to work unless the electrical workers
are called off and the work they have
done so far is torn out and union men
allowed to do it. 1t is expected that
the trouble will be settled within a
short time and that union electrician S
will do the work.
The non-union electricians have
completed the work in the Shangold
building and this afternoon carpen-
ters returned to work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
A COW J.
WITH A LOAD
OF BUCKSHOT.
Society Of Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals Has a Case for
District Court.
DENIES THE CHARGE.
Accused Declares He is Not
Guilty and Asks for I'm
4 mediate Trial.

Shooting a COW with load of buck
shot is the act alleged to have been
committed by Paul Bingle in bill of
complaint filed in the di' trict court
by the New Jersey Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Andrew Popuvicz is the complaining
witness. Hommann x Stricken re-
present the society. and Bingle yes
terday retained Lawyer Leo Gold
berger to defend him.
The action is brought according to
the provisions of the 'act for the pre-
vention of cruelty to animals" APP
proved March IL, 1880. Section II OF
that act provides q penalty not exceed
ing $3.50, or Imprisonment for six
months, or both aecol ding to the
Judgment of the court, for anyone
found guilty of cruelty such as NAL
treating or needlessly manning or
killing a domestic animal. The de-
mand made in this case is 800.
Bingle denies in the most emphatic
terms that he is guilty of the alleged
act of cruelty. The case will be tried
be fore Judge Lyon Monday morning.
Binele resides in Hatch avenue,
which is short distance beyond the
almshouse.
The alleged shooting occurred Aug
ust 19.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
THANKS FROM
PRESIDEN 7.
Rev. ". c. SnOdSrass Received
Word from Oyster Bay
This Morning.

Rev. w. c. Snodgrass, this morn
ing, received in reply, to the resolu-
tions of congratulation sent by the
members and congregation OF Simpson
NJ. e. church, last Sunday night, to
President Roosevelt upon his success
fully bringing about peace between
Russia and Japan. the presidents
private visiting card bearing the words
"Thank you heartily for your congrat-
ulations.
This is a new form used by Pfesi-
dent Roosevelt for extending his
thanks for grateful acknowledgements
of the service he has done in bring
ing about termination Of the Russo
japanese war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
MYSTERY IN
WHEREABOUTS
OF MRS. COOK
Has Been Away from Her Home
in This City for Two
Weeks.
CAUSES MUCH WORRY
Reported to Have Had Much
Money With Her When She
Left Here.

Friends and neighbors of Mrs.
Henry G. Cook, of 203 High street.
are much exercised over her prolong-
ed absence from the city and all kinds
of rumors are being corculated about
the matter. No one seems to know
very much of the affair and those
who do refuse to talk, but it is known
that Mrs. Cook has been away for
nearly two weeks and Mr.. Cook is
greatly worried. 1t is said the police
have been notified and are quietly
working on the case in an effort TO
learn Mrs Cooks wherea bouts, but
they deny any knowledge of the mat
ter
When Henry Cook was seen by a
NEWS reporter he admitted that his
wife was away and her whereabouts
was unknown to him. He said he
did not know whether she was just
on a visit or had disappeared entire
ly. He refused to discuss the mat
ter any further. His appearance
shows that he is deeply affected over
the matter.
Mr. Cook owns the big b"ick build
ing at Smith and High ST. eet, recent
ly occupied by the Bell Market. He
also owns much more real estate, ii
Guiding the block of Cores on Smith
street joining the britk structure oil
the corner of High. One of the re-
ports has it that a few days before
Mrs. Cook disappeared her husband
cfo n hnt. 1ln a LARGO n1rf
OF his property. 1t is understood that
there was some kind of a disagree
ment over this transaction later aHd
Mrs. Cook went away
Sister In Elizabeth.
A sister of the woman lives in
| Elizabeth and, according to the storJ,
she has been communicated with, but
she could throw no hight on the af-
| fair.
The theory of foul play is advanc-
ed by some, for, it is reported that
Mrs Cook had a considerable sum
of money with her
Just what are the circumstances
in the case is matter largely OF
conjecture as far as outsiders are
| COHCelHSu, but tHtlS 10 SiiCuSh " y
people talking and speculating as to
the probable whereabouts of the wo-
man. That she will soon return some
earnestly believe. Othres, however,
shake their heads in a doubtful man
ner and remain silent.
Mr.. and Mrs Cook occupy the
rooms upstairs in the brick building
at High and Smith streets and have
been residents of the city for a long
time. In spite of the stand taken by
the police that they are ignorant Of
the whole matter, friends of Mrs
Cook look to them to solve the mys-
| terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
BOAT THIEVES
ARRESTED IN
BRIDGEPORT.
Paul Hoffman and George Gold
en- Accused Of Stealing the
TuttIe Launch at Sea Breeze.
TOWED BEHIND BARGE.
Attempt Made to Sell the Graft
but It Was Recognized by
Captain Of a Vessel.

Paul Hoffman, nineteen years old,
and George Golden, eighteen years
old, both of whom give their residence
as this city, are under arrest at
Bridgeport, Conn, charged with the
theft of the launch owned by Clar-
ence Tuttle, proprietor of Sea Breeze,
which as told in the NEWS, was stol-
en- from it's moorings a short time
Vago.
Tuttle had left the launch tied to
the dock at Sea Breeze after a trip
toWhis city and later, when he want
ed to return here, he found that the
boat ha'vdisappeared. The police of
this city and Staten Island were
notified Chiaf Burke detailed De-
tective Sergeant Huff on the case.
Hoffman and Golden, both worked
on Le, barges, which carried coal
from This city to eastern ports. Hoff-
man in statement made to the po-
lice of Bridgeport says they got
through He'll Gate alright, as the tide
was with them. They got tow to
Bridgeport behind a barge to save
their gasolene, arriving there Mon
day, and anchored off the Pequon-
mock Yacht Clubs house.. Their
they tried to find a purchaser for the
boat Meantime Tuttle was search
ing every nook on the New Jersey
coast, and all about the New York
water front, and more than hund.
red captains of boats were made
aware of the theft.
Local Man Identified II.
George Patman, of II Smith street
this city, was the one who first dis
covered the launch. He was mate or
the steamer Lottie B. which was al
work in the waters of Bridgeport
when the launch, in charge of Hoff
man and Golden, came into port
Z Pateman thought that the launch
looked familiar and he went in search
of a policeman. When they returned
they found that Hoffman and Colder
had found a man who wanted to buy
a launch and, from all reports. he
had paid down part of the sum ask
ed. The engine was being taker
apart by a machinist. The two mer
were arrested and the machinist helt
as a witness.
A telephone message was sent tt
Mr.. Tuttle and he left Sea Breez yes
terday afternoon for Bridgeport tt
claim the launch. He will bring i
home and is expected back today o.
tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
TEACHERS TO
CHANGE AGAIN.
The School Problem Is Grad
ualIy Being Worked Out
No. z Is SWamped.

Affairs in the public school system
Of this city are slowly being straight
cned out, but it will probably be two
weeks more before everything is
settled.
When school opened Tuesday
morning the teachers were assigned
to their rooms with the understand
ing that the position was only to be
for six or seven days. There has been
considerable changing about and
there will be another grand shuttle
the first of next week.
The great number of pupils at No
4 has necessitated the establishing
of another seventh grade. Another
lot of pupils of the higher grades
have been brought down from No
to No. 2. The lower grades of No
2 are simply overwhelmed, Miss
Anne Neer having 110 scholars in
her room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Mocbinists Met Last Night.

A special meeting of the Machin-
lists Union was held in the Adelaide
building. 1873 Smith street, last night,
to finish up the account of the clam
bake. held a few weeks ago at Union
Grove. A number of other things
we're talked over and the union may
have ball and reception this year
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
REPUBLICANS HELD
CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.
G. j. Haney's Nomination for Sheriff
Was Under Consideration
City Convention.

A caucus meeting of the Repub-
lican county committeeman and del
egates was held last night. G. j..
Haney's candidacy for the shrievalty
nomination and the city convention
were both under discussion. 1t is
believed that the city convention
will not be held for some weeks yet.
The county convention will be held
at New Brunswick next Thursday,
when nominations will be made for
sheriff, five county commissioners,
three assemblymen and two coron-
erS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Sand OF Market Street.

The sand which has remained on
the wooden block pavement on Mark
ct street since ii was laid was swept
off this morning by the city rotary
sweeper The sand has been trampl-
ed and has sifted down between the
blocks until they are now almost like
one piece. The blocks were sprinkled
wall and then swept clean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
TOOK $25 IN
SETTLEMENT.
Peter POuIsOn Injured in Trolley
Car in This City Sued
Public Service.
to the Evening News:

Special to the Evening News:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. s.
Peter Poulson, seventeen years old,
of Elm street, Perth Amboy, brought
suit in the district court today again
st the Public Service Corporation
for injuries received when car ran
off the track at Perth Amboy few
weeks ago YoungPoulson' arm went
through a window. He was in the
hospital for several days with his
cuts.
The case was settled by entering
judgment for $25 and costs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
HOME FOR CARRIERS.

A home for members of the Letter
Carriers Association who may be-
come victims of tuberculosis will be
erected at Colorado Springs, Col,
the people of that city having donat-
ed a site of 100 acres Of land adj
joining the Child-Drexel Home for
Union Printers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
MIR. Mac Lear For Senator.

Malcolm Mac Lear, Of Newark,
president of the Hudson & Middle
sex Telephone & Telegraph Company,
of this city, and city attorney of
Newark, has formally announced
himself as a candidate for State SEN
ator- on the republican ticket, there
by opposing Everett Colby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
SHELLED HOSPITAL.

BAKU, Russia, Sept. S;-The ar
tillery shelled the Balakian hospital
today, killing great number OF
Armenians who were gathered there.
The Armnians rushed at the troops
and captured the guns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Special to the Evening News:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. s.
James Smith, of Richardson street,
attempted suicide at his home with
a razor today. He is in Wells Hos
pital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Interferred with WorIsmen.

After the show in Wilder Music
Hall last night, while the trunks and
boxes of the company were being
loaded into an express wagon. num-
ber of young men of this city inter
ferred with the workmen and the at
tention of the show people was called
to the fact. They. got into fight, il
is said, with the young fellows and
son routed them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE

CATARIZO, Italy, Sept. S:-An
earthquake here killed many and
did great damage throughout Cal
abria. All the houses in three vii
lagos fell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. s.
The War Department today ordered
the prosecution OF Morris Beach,
contractor, and Robert Charlton, an
inspector, for the Schuylllill arsenal
frauds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
strikers to Meet.

1t is expected that meeting of the
striking metal ceiling workers and
the bosses will be held tonight in
Lyceum Hall, New York, in an effort
to settle the trouble as soon as pos
sible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Thrcw Stone Through Window

A boy threw stone through a
large pane of glass in D. Fagias
store at II Hall avenue yesterday
When they heard the crash and ran
to the door they saw the boy run
ming away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

About 100 people went from this
city to Dongan Hills, S. l., yesterday
where they attended the Richmond
County Fair. They were well pleased
with the outing and all had good
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
FATAL NEW YORK FIRE.

NEW YORK, Sept. S:-Three
lives were lost in fire of incendiary
origin in a tenement house in East
Seventy First street today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Get Heating Contract.

The contract for heating the Cath
olic church and rectory at Atlantic
Highlands has been awarded to
James f. Burns & Son, of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
QUIET AT TOXIC.

TOXIC, Japan, Sept S;-Things
are quiet here today and comparative
calm reigns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

TRY Helmsman &c cigar at eexton's
Drug Store, 20 Smith st. 1894 S-25 pot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

NOW is the time for Clam Bakes, Union
Grove IL the place for then, H.
Hanson. l2SSo S-ao tii 9-lJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
CONTRACTOR WANTED

For the erection of the Woodbridge
N. I. Hungarian Reformed Church and
Patronage. Plans and specifications for
estimate can be had at Rev Alex Vaio,
Woodbridge n j.. Green ST., opposite
?. r r. Station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

tco,ltinssed On i'tiqi ~
The evening world., 1905-11-16
BLIND" BOY MADE
DIVE FOR LIBERTY
Lost Sight After Arrest, He
Told Court, Then Broke
for Liberty.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Nov, 10
When Court Officer MARI went to the
city jail this morning 10 take to court
Antonio Mar,ello, an italian, sixteen
yeans old, OF No. "a Norm Fourth ave-
nue., who had been nrroeted Oh a
charge OF attemp ed burglary, the lat
ter told him that he had been stricken
blind during The nlght and was unable
to see anything.
Martello was taken before Judge
Simpson, to whom he told the same
story, and was remanded until to-mor-
row.
Owing to hhs supposed helpless con-
Gitlon, the boy was not closely guard
ed, and when the court ordered that he
DO taken back to JAN ne suddenly Owed
under the rallirg IN front OF the bench
and ran out Of the court room.
The court officers and spectators
started In pursuit, AMI the cry OF
Stop thief was raised. Tho court Is
on the third floor ard when MartallC
reached the second floor he was
stopped by another Italian and held
until Oficer MARI got 70 him.
The boys pretended blindness was
a ruse by which he had hoped to es.
cape punishment.
Martello b3 accused Of having broken
into the apartments Of Mrs. Maria
Datto, OF 4S North Fourth avenue, last
night.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
DUKE Of PALERMO
ST|RS ELLIS ISLAND
Nc Clothes Good Enough for
Him, So He Goes Skin
Clad.

over at Ellis Island Is a big, hand
some Italian. clothed in his skin and
nothing more, trying TO tea the up
holsering out OF the padded cell which
he occupies He will be sent away on
the koenigin Louise when tina; steam
ship sails for Naples ext Saturday,
and everybody on the Island wall be
glad.
Immigrant officers arrived from San
Francisco a few days ago with four
lunatic foreigners in charge, all violent
and all heavily ironed. The officers
had not had much time to admire the
scenery crossing the continent. The
four crazy men kept them too busy,
There was an %Englishman, two Ger
a and an italian. AS they had all
been In this country more than two
years, II devolved upon the Government
b o ship them back TO the ports whence
they came. One OF the Germans and
the Enslishman have already been sent
away The remaining German Is docile
enough. but the Italian
He Is evidently a mar OF refinement,
for his clothing was Of excellent
quality, when he arrived, his hands
were white and soft and he spoke pure
Italian and not the patois Of a prov
inoe,
As soon as the handouts freed his
wrists he announced that he was not
Antonio Pussinl, but the Duke OF
Palermo and that he should be suit
ably clad. There upon he tore his
clothing OF. The Ellis Island authori-
taes, In rapid succession, gave him two
other suits and he reduced them both
20 ribbons In no time.
In desperation they strapped him into
o paar Of stout new jean trousers, but
he got his fingers free and wrecked
them. Now he Is in a padded DELL. en-
tireiy nude.
An of1cer OF phe immigration service
win take Puccdni back 10 Italy and
turn MIN over to the authorities of the
Province OF Palermo. whore he formerly
hv&d
The evening world., 1905-11-16
SAVED FROM DROWNING,
MAN WON'T GIVE NAME
Falls from Pier Into East River and
Is Rescued by a
Citizen.

A mar VINO later refused 30 give his
name or address fell OF the pier at the
foot Of Fest Twenty-seoond street at
go A. ". to-day and would have
drowned had not George Hardergsr, OF
No. S7 Leonard street, Booklyn, and
Thomas Gaffney. OF No. l2i Oak steet,
Brooklyn, plunged into the water after
HIM
The man was got out after no had
been well soaked and chilled TO the
bone, THIN he was asked for his name
and address,
"rll give neither" ne said, and
won't 20 TO a hospital for medical treat
nient." And ne stalked OF,
"Ungratefu chap that" remarked
The evening world., 1905-11-16
LOSES SIGHT AFTER
PLAYING BLIND GIRL

DIES MONIES, la. Nov. @-From
assumed to actual blindness within
three days, p the experience OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Couger Heaton, niece Of for
mer Minister to China Edwin H. Con-
ger.
Saturday evening Mrs. Hsatou played
the part OF Blind Bertha In a drama
t~isatIon Of Dickens Cricket on the
Hearth" presented by a Unitarian So
ciety club, Mrs, Heaton put her soul
Yesterday, while walking the streets,
her sense Of seeing vanished, and she
was obliged to call for help and be
taken home.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
POLICEMAN SAVES SIX
AT RISK OF HIS LIFE.
Bravely Enters Blazing House and
Rescues Father, Mother and
-Four Children.

A prompt rescue YVES made this morn
Ing soon after Q o'clock BY Policeman
Nuttenau, OF the Slxty-thlrd street sta.
ton, when the three-story house at No.
20 moore street caught fire, imperIlling
the lives OF the Levine family.
Nuttenau entered the burning house
and brought out the father and mother.
dren, bringing thom all into safety at
Treat risk 10 himself,
The evening world., 1905-11-16
BIC COUNSEL FEES
FOR MADDEN'S WIFE
Court, in Fixing Alimony
Says Reconciliation Is
Impossible.

CINCINNATI, Nov. lo-Judge Swing
to-day decided the alimony action
brought by the wife of thurman John
Madden, He allows Mrs, Madden $3.50
a month aiimony. 5000 attorneys fees
and 500 for expenses
He holds That the children are within
the jurisdiction Of the Kentucky courts
and therefore makes no order regarding
their custody,
He also decides, judtctally, that a re-
Cancellation seems 10 be impossible.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
Gets Address In Gold nos.

LONDON. Nov. liking George OF
Greece was welcomed to the City W
London yesterday by the Lord Mayor
and Corporation. The usual address WINS
presented in a gold casket at the Guild.
hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

the Board OF Education and paid as
other expenses of said board IRE paid"
Mr.. Poasuc, bcin. lawyer. ought to
know that tho General Assembly had full
power to create tho State Board OF Exs
aminers ard Inspectors. and provide a
method FOR their appointment and conf
pensation. The fact that tho Constitu-
ton provides FOR tile appointment OF d.
vsion superintendent does not deny tho
General Assembly the right to create n
state Board Of Examiners and Inspectors
any more than the Old Constitution
forbade The appointment Of ~ Second
Auditor, al officer not mentioned In the
old Constitution.
Nearly every progressive State of tho
Union has a similar board, and without
1t our public school system cannot be
made thoroughly efficient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
The Women Of the Schools.

Editor. of The Times Dlspntch:
4 Sir,--At the last session OF tho Summer
school OF the South, Professor p. p.
Cinxton called n conference for school
Improvement and able addresses were
made by Mrs. Patterson, OF winston
Salem; Mrs Heiskell OF Memphis, ana
Mrs. Mntlock, OF Birmingham. a COM
mlttcc consisting of Representatives from
eleven States, was appointed by Professor
Claxton. and after discussing the school
conditions in the various States, this
committee thought 1t best to form an
organization to be called ''Womnn's AS.
ISOLATION for the Retirement OF Public
Schools Mrs. Patterson was elected
president Of the association and she
authorized each member OF the commit
tee TO return to her State IA acting pres
ident and take such steps as She deemed
proper In organizing a State Woman's
Association for tho Bettcrment OF Public
Schools The object OF this association IL
to promote Improvement OF school houses,
grounds and equipment, and to advance
the general interests Of education.
II is the hope OF the president that each
Southern State Will be organized az
quickly ls possible, In order that an asso-
citation may be formed which Will AMI
late with the general association. II is
5nlso hoped that IN this State the acting
president may have the cooperation OF
Z
schools, county superintendent. teachers
and all Interested in education.
The ain, IL to a:gaIze county assocta-
tons throughout the State, and this work
can DO done only through the county
institutes and teachers.
Finally, the general association hopes to
have an organization formed in each
school district. Surely after such an Gdu-
ca,lonnl awaking as Virginia has had.
we are ready to look to Tie improve
nent Of school grounds. buildings. etc.
The time Is now ripe for this work. and
we realize with one Of our leading edu-
Gators that there Is scarcely sonnder
principle IN pedagogy than that care
begets care: order. order; cleanliness.
cleanliness, and beauty. beauty. Things
conspicuously good command the respect
OF children, Invite their Imitation. and in
ways real, though obscure, sink intotheir
souls and mould their being.
"A The power OF good example in men
and women no one disputes, but there is
power akin to 1t In things, provided
they cmbody the better thoughts OF men
and women"
ARCHIE SWANSON.
Acting President in Virginia.
PA Bristol Tenn, Ea Gt5 vs.