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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
INTERSTATE B0WLERS.
.:Tha Interstate Bowling League
teams WILL loii III a Ill tel game on
the BloodRood alleys Tuesday night.
sMOoT BEFORE SENATE.
Would Obey a Revelation If He Had
TO leave Country TO do So.

Would obey a Revelation If He Had
10 Leave Country TO do So.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Under an
examination concerning his belief in
divine revelations Senator Smoot in the
investigation before the senate commit
tee on privileges and elections said that
il he should receive a revelation from
God commanding him to disobey the
laws of the land he would leave his
country and go to some country where
the laws of the land were not in OIL
flict with the laws OF God. He was
asked what lie would do if t. reveal
tions commanded him TO remain in his
country and violate the laws. but he
would not suppose the case, saying,
The God / worship is not such a Cod"
Nearly every member of the senate
committee took part in the examine
ton of Senator Smo0t on the subject of
revelations, and the witness views
proved highly interesting. He declared
that revelations may come to any good
man, but it was only those that come
TO the president of the church that
were Of binding force and then only
when they have been sustained by the
people at one of the regular church
conferences.
The examination covered Il variety of
subjects, including the belief of the
Mormon people generally on the sub
ject of pglysamy. the character of the
teachings at the religious classes ami
the 5 of the public schools Tor the
conduct of such classes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
TO BEGIN EARLY.

Ths meeting of the Danish Sociabie
A. @. will be called at 2 O'Clock in.
stead of s O'Clock tonight, 90 that
the business of the club can be trans
acted before the professor in drill
work arrives, All members are as,e ,
to attend this meeting
Yesterday a number of the members
went to the club house aud put con
siderable time in repairing the
wrestling mat and shortly before
night fall they had competed the
task.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

MlDDLESHORO, Ky. Jan. -.
head-0n collision between Two freight
trains, one a double header, on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad at
Shawnee, Tenn, resulted in the death
Of four railroad men and the injury
Of six others. three of whom may die.
The s|outhbound train should have met
the n%orthbound. which was Il double
header, at Whcelver, Va. The trains
met 800 yards east Of the station at
Shawnee ut IN angle Of Il slight curve
and came together with terrific force.
All three engines Were completely de-
molished, and Fireman Klutz, Engineer
Mooney, Fireman Harris and Erake-
man Laughlcy We're buried under the
wreck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
Decatur Girl Murdered.

DECATUR. Ala. Jan. -. shortly
after leaving her fathers store here
on her way home Miss Belle Blood
worth. daughter of a well known me
chant Of this city, was found murdered
in m alley in New Decatur. evidently
beaten into insensibility with a heavy
instrument. The assassin afterward
made good his work by sending two
bullets through the girls brain. So tar
there is no clew to worl; on, but every
inch OF ground is being covered BY
bloodhounds, followed by citizens,
who are wrought up 70 II high pitch of
excitement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
HIGH TIDE
MEAT EXPRESS HIT FREIGHT.
Open Switch at Danbury Caused
Wreck-Eour Injured.

OPEh ht IJitbuEy AhuAtu
Wreck-iEoUr Injured.
DANBURY. Conn, Jan. 23.-The reg
ular eastb0und freight train, known as
the meat express from Maybrook,
\. y, TO Bridgeport. Oh the Highland
division of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. ran into Il west
bound freight standing on a siding ut
the fair grounds last night. w~recking
both engines and domoliShing about If
teen cars. The meat train was made
up of about twenty-five refrigerator
cars bound for Boston.
In the cab of the engine Of the meat
train We're Conductor Kane and En-
sinecr Fish Of bridgeport, Brakeman
Henry Rose OF New Haven and Fire
man Edward lIOlyoke Of Boston. All
Jumped, and rs the train was going at
the rate of ~thirty-iiVe miles an hour
they were more or less hurt. IIOlyoke
was picked M unconscious and taken
TO the Danbury hospital, where it was
stated that his injuries might prove
fatal. Rose was severely injured and
later was taken 70 the hospital.
An open switch caused tho accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
Hnrc to Avert strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Ian. 23.-It is the
expectation Of all those directly inter.
csted in the matter that a final settle.
ment of the differences existing be-
tween the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen and the Pennsylvania Rail.
road company will he reached at a
meeting today Of the representatives of
the company and the men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

Janitor OF "Hoimes Castle" now.
CHICAGO, Jan. - The chicago
police officials believe that they have
at last discovered the IL nifty ri the
missing %jauitor Of Holmes castle
where SO many women are said to have
been murdered several years by
II. II. Holmes. who was afterward
hanged in Philadelphia. Detectives
working on the case Of John HOch, ac-
cused by his wife of poisoning her sis
ter two days before his marriage to her
self, have come to he conclusion that
IIOch is none other than the ~iaaitor
who suddenly disappeared after testi-
flying in behalf of Holmes when the
latter was being tried on a murder
charge. 4 determined effort is being
made TO effect his capture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
ARCAMUM BOWLEHs.

Thursday night the memters of
Middlesex Council. Royal Arcanum
will 60 to Tottenville, where the,
will roll against Arthuf Kill Counc |,
Royal Arcanum. The game will take
place on the Aqua ong, alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
BOWL IN NEW YORK.

Wednesday night the Tucsons three.
man bowling team will 20 to New
York, where thev will roll in the
Broadway League games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
A BASEBALL TEAM.

The High School Athletic Associa
tion expacts t. put a baseball team in
tn. field this spring. Max Knle. sch
has hoen r%e-chosen manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
HIGH ROLLERS.

Since Saturday morning the follow.
ing high scores have been rolled on
cue Bloodgood alleys: Fox, 2l0;
King, 203; and Balfour, 200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
H ORIGINAL

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated uon-
ey and Tar as 2 throat and lung remedy,
and on account Of the great merit and
popularity of Foley Honey and Tar ma
nv limitations are offe red for the genuine.
Ask for FOLEY'S Honey and Tar and
refuse any substitute offered as ho other
preparation will give the same Satisfaction
1t is mildly laxative. It contains 10 opia
ties and IS safest for children and del icat-
persons. Sections Pharmacy, 70 smith St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
FIRE ALARM BOXES

FIRE ALARM BOXES
% Raritan Copper Works
" High and Lewis
"a Madison ave and Paterson at
* Market and First ats.
81 Smith and High 81
81 state and Smith sts
~ Buckingham ave and 4artf
Is Commerce and Front SITS
Il Sigh and Washington str
81 State st and Buckingham ave
81 Hall ave and Charles st
81 Railroad ave and Wayne
G2 Washington aud First sts
So Turnpike ana Elm 1t
"a smith st and Watson ave
65 Commerce and State Ga
II Front and Smith sts
20 Woter and Gordon sts
~ Xe2Tny ave and Gordon st
&, Smith and Herbert st
SO Woodbridge road and Washington 81
81 Lehigh eve : Stanford st
To send In an alarm, open the door of the ho,
and pull down the lever and let go once only
Say at boz until fremen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
] t~ap-Break In circuit. Q tap Drill and fI
alarm test. Hydrent at corner Of Jefferson anC
High street always TO be used for this trial.
taps Fire out. 8 ~taps-Police call. i2-Call TO,
Lincoln Hose iS-Cail fo= Washington Hose
i4-Call for Mcclellan Hose IB--Can for Fro
lection Fl and L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
HELP WANTED

AGENTS Wanted - Male or iemd
represent q f.fst--lHss furniture ID
pet house in your own Town: we 4
goods on time and deliver direct
toner house u steady p0siliaI
liberal salary and commission 20
tent parties who can come well
mcuGed: exclusive territory aiye1y
dress for interview 70 "FnrBitnrI
Broad St, Newark. 1923 n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
p~.rsuader Reaches santc Domingo

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Rear Adj
miraI Charles d. Sigsbee, commander
in chief Of the Caribbean squadron. has
reported his arrival at Santo Domingo
city in the flagship Newark. Both the
Newark and the Castine are now in
Santo Domingo waters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
-Four victims of Iron River Fir.

IRON RIVER Wis. Jan. 23.-The
residence of George Barnes, IN of the
best known farmers in north Wiscon-
sin, was burned yesterday. His wife.
two daughters and Miss Elsie Miestner
OF Washburn. Wis. Il schoolteacher,
persisted in the fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
0 FOR RENT

TO RENT-Furnisued rooms for one or
to gentlemen. 1852 Brighton Ave.
g31s i-21 2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

AGENTS wanted to sell our popular|
kies. prize medal winners at st. ]
Exhibition, the Three -tsr Murray.
per case. Red Top Rye go. Gibson x.
y, Murray Bros. Liquor Harehous
Market st. between Broad and II
Sis. Newark. 9i79 J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

EXPERIENCED saleelady wanted il
goo7s store Enquire New. Office.
e795 l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

Need help? The News want column
will supply 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

IF yOu are interested in good health and
long life, eat Graham bread.
912j 12-l #
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS

DURING This winter wsateer if your pipes
fr ezs or q rst, cal up Mohanan, tine
Plumber, ~ New Sruusw ok Ave. Coco
work and prompt. 1855 i2-i7 II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

Weather biIitIes.
Fair: north winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

sIMMEN'S Bread, try it, eat 1t and beat
it..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
WE Sell feyk 4I1

without in any way endaugcape E5sE rs srai ea1ae :,
tons. our service IS Confidential alg Il El4aIss1 To a.
the man whose Success ia Lis gfessu- pogition rrovs.
his eD!iity 10 IN G better oUe. Hir not ert H. :ocr.
with some Of the excellent opp9r-E1itier nov or a.
Clerical, Technical and saifsTaqn-paying frcm Si,Et
tos 5,O00a year. Ash rs Or booklets. oaices in J2cs.ies
HAPGOODS (i1c.6 BEaia Enoksrs
Susie sia, 900 DrssSwzy. Kew Ea-x
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
STU ALTON WANTED

GIRL wants general houseN ork
g Hall Ave. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM WANTED on every breakfast
table for Scheuer's premium Java cot
fee. 1906 Al II
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

s,0e'eo. misleading idea would be gained for
nc e1penseA OF handling much OF the business
anu 1he iapsing OF some OF il destroyed consid-
miums
MUTTON INVESTIGATES CHARGES
Mr. Morton sent for Mr.. Tarbell. it was said
ana asked him about this Mr. Tarben and Mr.
faaynes had rather warm argument about
agency methods bringing out much information
io' M Morton. it was said The statement OF
me SIX months business was not made public
NJ haynes has an important motive behind
hls criticism Of Mr. Morton. Mr. Tarben ana the
agency methods. some OF the agents say His
contract with the Equitable specifics that he
must give six months notice Of an intention 10
'eaVe the society OF forfeit his renewals. The
SoSie'y also must give him six months notice
OF dismissal
me agents say he hopes the Equitable VIII
Oisiiiss nm now, that he may not have 10 v-air
~l'ui his resignation takes effect but take at
once place he is said TO have in prospect with
some other company. IN that way he would be
entiued to his renewals. At present AIr. Haynes
Is supposed 70 owe the Equitable some $500. 600
Tor advances. which he has said his renewals
would pay on in about Eve years
Ihe July grand jury. II was learned yesterday.
WlA not be called or 20 consider any Equitable
cases me Jary, however, VIII be dis
charged to-TnOrrOw, but viii sit until next
"wednesday. District Attorney Jerome il is
SHOWN, intends 10 move with the utmost eau
lon IL this Equitable prosecution. He has
found so far IL is said. no evidences of actual
TJTllllIlSIly, though many Of mora obliquity.
HoweveI, he win continue his Investigations
mo every phase OF the subject. especially the
S6S5.00 loan
Probably a. wiz be several weeks before the
Dlsulet Attorney decides what action he viii
tske ano then IL VIII be only after exhaust
we inquiry conducted outside the grand jury
room be feels that. although there were many
agement- II would De very delicate question as
10 whether there was shown any element OF
orin1inality strong enough TO warrant his asking
Tor indictments
The District Attorney realizes that any in
Gictment Of an Equitable official CT director
would mean the producing OF great array ot
lawyers ana an almost endless legal battle. He
does not want proceedings before the grand
JGTy begun without absolute proof Of criminal
ity, for any continuance Of publicity must work
much harm 10 the Equitable and its policy
holders because Of the injury 10 the business
Mr. Alexander went from Unkeway Farm.
near Babylon. where ne has been staying for the
last i've weeks, &c his country home at Onteora
yesterday. His son. Henry If. Alexander and
two nurses accompanied him He stood the
journey fairly well While waiting for the
train at Ba bylon he walked around the sta
Ton platform. He looked fairly we'll He
would not talk about Equitable affairs
Eight new interyentiOns n the suit Of J. Will
COX Brown, policyhol for an accounting
The United States District Court yesterday-
SIX through Battle a. Marshall lawyers for
Brown and two throU gh e Boston LAWYER
There are now forty-three intervenors.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
MAD DOG IN HEHPSTEAD.
Killed After Biting Some Other
Dogs and a Bog.

Hampstead. Long Island. July 2s.-AIuch excite
mc-t caused here last evening by the appear
ance Of a mad thoroughbred collie dog that came
rushing from Garden City through "A portion Of the
residential streets OF Henpstead. Before the dog
was killed by William Riley a plucAy groom, It
had bitten Arthur Wells. 4 colored boy. four fox
terriers and a bulldog. The officials Of Hampstead
are now endeavoring 10 discover whether other
dogs have been bitten.
Last evening Riley riding from Garden City
on a bicycle. He is employed at one OF the coun-
try places there, and. he passing down
Franklin-st. he noticed the dog trotting in front
OF L.rn. and swapping at everything he in
contact with. Wells, the coiored boy. crossing
the street. and bitten the hand By the
animal while he was endesvoring to protect HIM
self
TIE groom Immediately Jumped from his wheel
and procuring stick. chased the dog giving the
alarm 70 people who scattered in all directions
When near Fulton-ave- and Franklin-st. the dog
Jumped a q girl who wheeling a baby ear
riage The girl screamed and pushed the carriage
from her as the dog Jumped and his teeth ca me
in contact with the wheels only Then he ran
some distance further ana attempted 70 bite three
women who passing along Fuiton-ave., but
they jumped over fence and escaped. The dog
continued his hight, but knocked down BY
ar automobile and killed by Riley.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
COLLEGE POINT OBJECTS.
Says Putting ont Riksr's Island Fire
Dinsinishes Water Supply.

Major Woodbury.. q the Department. Of Stree.
Clearing, spent yesterday Htker's Island, di-
rectiuS The efforts OF employees put our the Ere
which has been burning the island for several
weeks The FIRE is under control, but has burned
so deep into the vssl ga-bage heap which the cs+y
has piled VI that It is likely TO sm0lder tur
weeks unless drastic measures taken.
From the hrsJ. efforts 70 d-ht the FIRE have been
handicapped ny lack OF water IN the last few days
complaints have come from College Petnt ana Other
places in the netghycthOod Of the burning island
which get their water from the general Ehaias
that the Quantities OF water poured the
fire were affecting their water supply. The pressure
had been lAssened 10 such degree that the wats-
would not run into second fco- bath tubs. and in
some houses there was only a dribbie from ground
hoor faucets. The College Pointers declared also
that thar lawns were being biistered by lack OF
water for sprinRling Their kicks 10 the Water
Department signifed that they would prefer that
hikgr's Island burn itself up
Yesterday Commissioner Woodbury. decided 70
sink iron pipe into the East River and by con-
netting it with a small pumping engine pour salt
water the rubbish FIRE This viii be done at
once. and it is expected that the Are can be put
out in few days. IN the mean time as little water
as possible viii De drawn from the city mains
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
RETENGE FOR JILTING.
SuUiudn County Real Estate Nan
Shoots Girl an Street.

Liberty. y. Y July 26.-Corneius Mccormick
a real estate dealer, and of the most widely
known business men in Sullivan County
is under arrest, charged with attempted
murder and Miss Klttie Murphy is at Deaths
door. the result of a bullet wound in the mouth
The shooting Of Miss Murphy occurred on the
main street here last night in the presence OF
hundreds Of persons. and caused intense exoits-
menu The young woman walking alone
when she met Mccormick He carried the
voIver in his hand. conceaied IN handkerchief
and she had intimaJion OF her danger until
the weapon was discharged full in her face
The bullet struck her in the mouth, and she fell
10 the sidewalk unconscious with blood pouring
from the wound Mccormick stopped only q
second TO view his work and then darted away
between the buildings and disappeared. He later
returned and gave himself up.
II is said that Mccormick had been attentive
10 Miss Murphy for some time. but that she
discarded him for another su!tor few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
AIR TANK EHPLODES.
Shock Felt Many Blocks AzCay, but
NobOdy Is Injured.

A compressed air tank in the sub-celar Of the
new Stuyvesant Building, being erected ~ the
corner OF West 15th-st. and 5th-ave- imnedi-
ately adjoining the New-Tork Hospital, ex-
ploded with a terrific report shortly before noon
yesterday.
The tank was used BY the firm OF ]. B. & J.
" Cornell. contractors for the iron work OF the
new building which is to be a fifteen story
structure. Robert 3. Thomas, the engineer, Of
No 2Ts5 sth-ave.. and George Cottingham- his
assistant were Knocked down by the force OF
the explosion but escaped unhuTt.
The shock was felt blocks away. Patroi'Ian
Smith who was standing al the corner Of 18th
ST. and 5th-ave., knocked down IN the
New-Yorz Hospital the shock was particularly
severe and several doctors and nurses rushed
20 the street TO render aid 70 those they be-
lieved had been injured
Thomas. the engineer. said. after the accident
that the head OF the compressed ar tank had
blown off. but he was unable 10 explain the
cause. He said the tank only carrying
seventy pounds an inch Of compressed air at
the time Of the explosion. and 10 had often car
ried as high as 100 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
BIG OCEAN PIER PLANNED.
Steel Structure Thrse Thousand Feet Long,
Proposed at Brighton Beach.

William 4 Brady announced yes crday that ne
goJiations pending fer the construction or a
sreet pier 70 extend cut into the ocean al least
three thousand fee between the Brighton Beach
ard Manhattan Beach hotels. The Pier win D.
used 20 lard excursions 70 be organized by the
Brighton Beacn Development Company. = we'll
for regular line Of steamers from the Battery
that viii probably be Ia the IN
terest OF tne auusenlent resort thar - 20 -
built
On Monday next Captain Arthur ". Lewis Tr.ess-
az-r OF tire BOcr " ar spectacle and Mr. Brady
VIII entertain ets-arttee Of officers from tne " Ar
and Navy departments. VINO viii BE- sent % uvestt~
gate the advisabiity Of constructing Such pier
'One or the chief Arguments IN favor 04 tae con
structiOn OF the pier. said Captain Lewis last
light '"s IT'S great worth a. protector n ne
sGg k0tels. f-sr tffaf ere tcrrrtfcr or
A bar will be the excuse which tssc NAVY Do
partFnent viii hinge a negative to ne psopc-atfen
build me pier that has sept tae rlflagsfn>nt
from m Elsg TIE aaaouncer.ent es-ier-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PLANNING AN AIRsHIp RACE.

Captain Arthur ". Lewis. manager of the Boer
War spectacle at Brighton Beach. announced yes
terday that he would cover TIE wager made by
Tho1pson a Dundy in behalf OF ROY kua5eusnue
ror an alrship match between Leo Stevens. IN
The CaHfornia Arrow. and Knabenshue. IN the Afr
ship used BY him IN the ST. Louis Fair races las
year
The conferences betweeu the representatives OF
the two parties have been acid night
but was postponed until to-naOrrOw. It -
that a viii Be arranged for before the end OF
the week. ard that IL viii De sailed early
a point accessi0le 70 the public and acceptable
both sides
Miss Thomas declared last night that
fully capable or running the airship herself aSsne
or sitn stevens. and she hO1ed that some day abe
might be able 20 sali an 3lrsap OF her own. she
VIII sal with him to-day Il hs decides that the
weather - favorable. over the proposed eouruo 20
slace 90 ballast.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
RIOT NIPPED IN THE BUD.
Policemen, Alert from McAdoo's
DispIeasrre. ArYiue EGrIy.

on the alert because Of the recent disturbances
in the san Juan Hill district. and because OF
Commissioner AeAcoos dispieasure that the riots
were not Immediately qusiied twenty policemen OF
the West ssth-st station were the scene within
a sew minutes yesterday afternoon when q fight
between a negro and a white youth began. IN front
OF the hardware store OF AdolPh Rosner. az No 50
AnnsterdaIu-ave
Acting Captain Wilson has been keeping eighteen
reserves in command os RoundSman Enright in
the three blocks. in Glst. sd and 6Sd sts between
West End and Amsterdam aves, in addition to the
regular force patrol IN that district When II
was reported that another riot In progress In
front Of Rosuers store, policemen few 70 the scene
from everywhere. so that force capable OF COM
batting the worst kind of riot the 'sIils has yet
prod1ce assembled the point OF hasrilIties
arrested
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
NEW A N E. CHURCH DISTRICT
Three Organizations Oppose Dr.. S. T. Tice
as Presiding Eide.

p p Giles who has been attorney for tire
African Methodist Episcopal churches Of greater
New-York which have been trying 10 depose Dr.
s. T T1ce their presiding ED says that he has
received a 5-spatch from Bishop Arnett OF the
New York Conference OF the Church saying that
the Bethel Church. Of West &th-st.. Manhattan.
and the Bridge Street Church and the Union Bethel
Church. OF schenectady-ave. and Dean-st-, Brook
lyn have been taken out OF the consolidated pre-
siding elder district and made into new district.
u be known as the Manhattan Presiding Elder Dis
trict. -, =. -. -
These churches are the largest three IN the New
yorF Conference Besides their opposition 10 the
seryfces OF Dr. Tice presiding elder, the mem
hers o. THE churches were dissatisfied with being
Teolidated with the churches Of the state. and al
fbe recent annual conference. an Buffalo much Op-
r,osition was manifested 70 the consoilc1- On.
Bishop AInett did not announce VINO the pt5ll-
f- eIder of the new district is - Be He Is sti IL
f his home in Ohio. and did not give Ar Giles any
5seielon as 70 whether or not ae VIII ousI Or ".
IA hi Putler pastor OF the Bridge Street church,
aad the Rev. Joseph Stiles. pastor OF the Union
Il- TSce few days ago threatened unpleasant
i-rlosares II any OF the churches were taken from