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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
HAZE GOODS.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07
CATTLE COMMISSIONERS.
Gov. Bell Designates F. a. Rich Of Bur
Iington.

Montpelier, Jan. Coy. Bell has
designated +. a. Rich Of Burlington as
a member Of the cattle commission, and
Ernest Hitchcock as a forestry commits.
sioner, from the state board Of agrisul-
ture, in accordance with an act Of the
recent legislature
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-01-07

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cortesemente concorse ala buona rinsci-
ia della fiesta tenuta al Miles hall il 81
Dcembre 1904. Hisultato di questa FIJI
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
CHIEF MOYLAN SAYS NO FUEL
FOR STEAMERS If TAKEN OUT.
Calls Attention to the Condition the Department Whole and
Says Repeated Attempts to do Something on His Part
Nave Been Fustrated-.Says He is Motto Blame

The following communication from
Chief Moylan, Of the fire department,
esplains his position regarding the
steamers which have not been used
at fire since they were bought. al
though there have been several large
fires:
Editor Evening News:
In regards to yout inquiry why the
STEAMERS do not go out to fires, since
we have had them, will tell you. In
the first place, what is the use of send Z.
ing an engine out that has no fuel to
raise steam after you get to fire? If
you will only go and see the chair.
man of the old fire committee he may
= tell you the reason there is no coal or
wood for the steamers.
have ordered material on several
different occasions and every time
have been told that the appropriation
lad run ont. Now, if the appropria-
tion runs out and the committee can
not furnish the needs of the depart.
,nent, then / do not think it is up TO
the chief, but up to the people who
make up the appropriation for the
department.
Just to let You know the condition
the department is in at the present
time, would state that il fire
should break out that would need
both steamers, there is not enough
coal or wood for one steamer. Now
Mr.. Editor, do you think it is my
fault that the steamers do not go ont!
If you will only take walK across
the street to the Lincoln S house you
viii see the stable used fer coal bin,
now whose fault is thai? Take walk
mp to the McGiellan's and all you will
zee is the steamer and tender without
anythinsffor the steamer, but water
=. Taxi walk up to Eagle hose house
and all you will see there is the house
end eight hundred feet Of hose. Now,
whose fault is that? believe when
you road this communication ynu
viii agree that II is not my fault that
the department is in this condition.
4 few words in regards to the last
two fires, about the machine being
late in responding to the alarms. l
want TO say that In both instances
they could mako no better time owing
to the condition Of the roads. | want
to say TINT when they reached tho
fires there could be no better work
done than they performed al any fire
in the past
IN concluding, would wish that
you would print this communication
in your valuable paper so as to set the
firemen and myself right before the
public and place the blame whc-e it
rightly belongs.
JOHN P. MOYLAN,
Chief.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
At Meeting Yesterday Two Form
eT Leaders were Drop
ped froms Rolls.
CHARGES PREFERRED.
Said to have Allowed New York
Musicians to Join Here and
Then Transfer the City.

At the meeting of the Musicians
Union, Local No. 373, held in the
Adelaide building, yestei day after.
roon, it is understood that action was
taken against Messrs. Guttman ard
Esherg and they were dropped from
the rolls of tie union.
In conversation with a News re.
porter, last night, a member of the
union said "Some time ago, before
the dispute arose between certain
members of the union which finally
split that organization, word was re.
ceived here that Messrs Guttman and
Esberg, who were then officers Of the
union, had allowed musicians from
New York to come here and Join the
local union, as the charges here are
a great deal less than in New York.
After the New Workers had worked
here for a time they would be given
transfers, and in this way the fedora.
tion was ont great deal of money. "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
FELL DOWN CELLAR STEPS
AND DIED WITHIN A FEW
HOURS AFTER ACCIDENT.

John Gerba, of 60 Mechanic street,
is dead as the result of fall down a
flight of cellar stairs ut his home
about 6 O'Clock last night. He struck
on his head, sustaining Il fracture of
his skull at the base OF the brain.
Be started down the steps to 90
into the cellar for q souttleN Of coal.
He stumbled and fell. When members
Of his family and neighhors went to
his assistance, he was bleeding from
a severe cut in the back of his head.
DIR. G. l. silk was called. He cx-
amined Mr.. Gerba s head and about 1 |
o o'clock DIR. H, NJ. Brace wss called
into consultation. Early this morning
Mr. Gsrba died. A large number Of
friends are today rendering their sym
pathy to Mrs GerbR, who is almost
prostrated By her sudden bereavement
Mr.. ba kept q saloon IN the same
building where he lived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
German Society VOrWae'ts En-.
tertained in Pleasing Mann I
Saturday Might.
LOCKED THE DOORS.
Number of PeOp'e in The Hall
Grew So Great at One
Time.

Loeser's Hall, at Maurer, became so
crowded at 10 O'Clock Saturday night
at The masquerade ball of the German
Society Vorwaerts, that it was necess
ary to lock the doors so that no more
cuuld get in. Those inside had a
merry time in spite of the JAM. The
costumes were pretty and made a
gala scene.
AT 80 O'Clock the grand march
was started before the judges, who
were Messrs. Stein, of South Amboy,
Kaletsch, Of this city, aud Hoffner, of
Woodbridge. They awarded the prizes
as follows: For the most handsome
costume Mrs. Schmidt, who was
dressed as a princess She received a
butter dish. Mrs Peter Kaas wore
the most original costume. She was
dressed to represent Braga Singing
Society. She was awarded a clock.
Henry Kafe, Of Woodbridge, dressed
as prince, was considered the most
handsomely dressed. He received q
silver pitcher. John Miller, of Maurer,
was dressed rs a Russian. He re-
.celvcd carving set.
After the prizes had been awarded
dancing was resumed and kept NJ
until O'Clock yesterday morning
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
YACHT CLUB
BALL PLANS,

Details for the annual ball of the
Raritan Yacht Club, which is to be
held in Wilder Hall, January 81, are
being completed, The committee is
hard at WORK and they promise ono OF
the giandest affairs Perth Amboy has
seen in many years.
Mayor Brace, who is a member OF
the club, will lead the ootillion. This
is to be one of the features of the
evening.
Elaborate plans for decorations are
being made The stage is to be mass
of palms which will completely hide
the orchestra. Tickets for the event
are soon to be placed in the hands of
tile members.
Another committee meeting will be
held at tbe Office of the Public Ser.
vice Corporation Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
SANTA CLAUS
REMEMBERED
BRAGA HALL.
Called There Last Night with All
Kinds of Presents and
Good Things.

Last night the members of Braga
Singing Society lad their annual
Christmas tree for the children. The
tree was loaded down with good
things. IL was brilliantly lighted
with hundreds of little candles.
The little children were formed into
a line and marched about the tree
until 8:45 0 clock, when great noise
was heard at the side door. The door
was opened by Peter Johansen and in
walked Santa Clans. He had basket
in his arm and the children were
given apples and oranges in plenty.
The gifts were then taken of the tree
and each little one was made happy.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock the tree
was taken down and the floor cleared
so that the children could dance.
They had the floor until II 80 o. clock,
when the older people were allowed
to dance. Il was early this morning
when the crowd left the hill and
every one had good word for Braga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
TERRA GOTTA
WORKERS HAD
BIG SMOKER.
Fine Program was Carried Out
and All Present Had
Good Time.

Saturday night the members Of the
local pressers and Finishers Union
held smoker and entertainment in
Washington Hall and those few lucky
ones outside the union, who were ad-
mitted, had good time.
The entertainment started at $50
O'Clock with a wrestling match be-
tween Peter Jensen, Of the Danish
Sociablo A. O.. and William Sigenfust,
an employe OF the Perth Amboy Term
Gotta Works, The style was oatch-as-
catch-can, the best two out of three
falls to count. Jensen won two
straight falls.
An address was made ty Emil Frey,
of Hobart street Frank Appleaa-e,
of Madison avenue, a we'll known
local and very popular singer, enter
tanned the crowd for "a VIII le with a
few coon songs. BETS" Grimley,
of this city, and Fred Cause, of Long
Island, went the timeslimit of fifteen
minutes in wrestling bout. The
star attraction of the evening was the
sparring bout for six rounds between
the Dwyer brothers, John and Tommy,
Of North Amboy.
During the entertainment the com
mittee was always on the move and no
one was allowed to be without a
smoke.
After the entertainment refresh.
ments were served and then some we'll
known local labor leaders made
speeches. It was O'Clock yesterday
morning when the affair broke up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
CABIN AMB0Y
INSTALLED.

At the meeting Of Cabin Amboy
No. 40, Woodohoppers' Association,
held yesterday afternoon in Washing
ton Hall, Favette street, the follow.
ing newly elected officers were in.
stalled: Past master woodohopper,
William Sandbeck master wood.
chopper. Louis Smith; sub, master
woodchoppar, John Dunham; record
ing keeper of leaves, Peter Martin
collector of leaves ana chips, Francis
Rodecker; keeper Of chiIs, K. Finkel.
stsin; runners, Patrick Lyons and
James Martin; and keeper OF forests,
SteDhen Janderup, officer of the night,
L. Everson.
After the installation the members
all sat down to a fine collation..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
Of the Total Amount S34, 144.35 was Raised
Members Of the Congregation--The Other $21
900 is Mortgage on the New Church !
Paid for Except PIastering and PeWs.
CONCRATULATES All
With the year that has just

With the year that has just \
st, Mary's Catholic church ended one
of the most prosperous in her history
and the pastor, Rev. B. T. O.ConneIl, ,
and the congregation are greatly
pleased.
At all of the masses yesterday
Father O'Connell had slips passed out.
giving the financial statement of the
church They showed that during
the year of 1904, $50, 144 50 had been
taken in. OF this s34, 144 35 had been
donated by the congregation, while
the remaining s25, 900 bad been taken
as mortgage on the new church.
The expenses, as far as the new
church, for which purpose the money
was collected, have been $32, ,267 90.
They have all been paid and the bal
snce of money now in the treasury is
S14, l20.Sl. This is a great deal better
than last year. when the balance in
the treasury wns $992.53.
AT the last mass, ao 10:45 O'Clock,
Father O'Connell thanked the con-
gregation for the great work that
they had done in the past year. He
said: 1.-TWO years ago when we first
started collection FOX the new
church we all knew that We had .
great undertaking before ps, and that
we would have TO work hard TO get
ahead, but the people have responded
wonderfully and God will bless them. :"
The pastor said that the worst part
Of the work was now over and that
all that really remained to be paid was
the balance for the plasteriDg and q
sum for pews for the new church, but
be felt confident that these sums
could be raised without any trouble
at all.
Father O'Connell took for his SUBJ
ject yesterday morning, "0bedience. =
He told of the little respect many
children in this country have for their
elders and superiors and the great
difference in the old country.
Friday night the Ladies Church
Debt Society will meet at the rectory
and prepare q statement of q those
who have contributed during the past
year aud how much. This statement
will he published the first Sunday in
February.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
WAS SURVEYOR GENERAL
FOR THE PROPRIETORS.
A. P. irons Died al Toms River
Saturday-Was Cavalry
Officer.

A. 2. Irons, a civil engineer and
one time surveyor general Of the East
jersey Board of Proprietors, and an
officer in the First New Jersey Cava-
Try, died at Toms river, Saturday
from cancsr of the throat.
He was brother to Lieutenant
George G Irons, of the Ninth New
jersey Volunteers, who died few
months ago Another brother, Taylor
Irons, a we'll, do retired farmer of
Franklin, Ind, died recently. He
leaves daughter, Mrs. William
Burn, wife OF William Burn, mining
engineer, cf Sorona, Mexico.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
new BRUNSWICK GIRL
WAS ARRESTED HERE.
Mother Accuses Her of Living With
aMan in This City Who
Already Has a Wife

Enma Hunt, seventeen years old,
of IL Prospect street, New Brunswick,
was taken into custody last night by
the local police, at the request of her
mother, who declared that her daugh-
ter had been away from home for
sometime. and was heing harbored by
a young married foreigner of this city,
who is not living with his wife.
The girl was arrested by Patrolman
Long as she walked off of the $50
O'Clock boat from Tottenville in the
company of the above man.
She was locked up, and was this
morning remanded, pending the aIriv
al of her mother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
MINING GO. is
INCORPORATED.
.Sbeeiai 10 tie Evening Meas.

.Sbeclal ia tie E1eHtAg Meas.
New Brunswick, Jan. 9:-Articles of
Incorporation were filed this morning
for the Mazapil Mining comnsry OF
Maurer. 1t is capitalized at 800, 900,
of which 81 900 is paid in. The agent
of the new company is Arthur J..
Walker, manager of the local plant OF
the American Smelling & Refining
company. The new concern will have
its Offices in those of the American
Smelling & Refining company. The
stock is subscribed for as follows:
William W. Porter, $500; Theodore
L. Hermann, 800; NJ. Q. Mack, $780,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09

CONVENTION.

Delegates from every Plumbers
Union in the State attended the State
convention of the Plumbers, Gas and
Steamfitters Union, held in this city
yesterday afternoon. The convention
was held in the Adelaide building,
1873 Smith street. The delegates were
entertained by the local Plumbers,
Gas and Steamfitte1s Union No. a'o'
A number Of important things were
discussed at the meeting il is said.
The convention lasted from ESQ
o'clock until nearly O'Clock
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09

CASE IS ON.

A hearing is being held before Vice
Chancellor Pitney, in Newark. today,
to determine the claim rights of the
Nautical Preparatory School in the
settlement of the affa irs of the Perth
Amtoy Shiphuilding & Engineering
company. 1t was for the Nautical
Preparatory School that the Amer
ica" was being built, The flame CT
this boat stands in the yard,
Several interested local parties are
attending the hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
GETTING READY FOR LENT.

The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Guild, Of st Peters Episcopal
church, will be held Friday afternoon
in the chapel, 1t is expected that the
ladies will this year continue their
annual custom OF doing some charity
sewing or other work during the
Lenten season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
sC0W NOT HsAsD FROM.

No one seems to know what has he
come of the soow loaded with the nine
torpspo boats built at the local yard
of Lewis Nixon, but it is thought
that it is still in Long Island sound
somewhere. Superintendent Watson
is in town today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
HOPE FOR S -EEDY SETTLEMENT

J. Ii. & +. Hilsdorf expect the
trouble in regards to the Blue Front
grocery store TO be settled hy the end
of this week and they then hope to
resume business. This morning a fired
and Elmer Christofferson, formerly
clerkssst the Blue Front, opened a
butter and egg store in Fayette street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
GET TRUMPET TONIGHT.

All is now ready for the reception
which the Eagle Hose Company boys
will tender the committee of firemep,
who come from New Brunswick tonight
to present the Eagles with the trumpet
they recently won at the county seat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
IRON FELL ON HIM.

George Dinckelacher, m ampioyc
at the Central freight station was
hurt while ut work Saturday afternoon
by a piece of iron, which fell ON his
foot. He was attended by Dr. j. q
Wilson and taken to his home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
TRUMPET GONE.

Washington HoseCompaDy has asked
the police to investigate the loss Of q
trumpet taken from their house We'd
nesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
HANDSOME Law OFFICES.

The law offices Of Hommann s.
Stricker, in the Adelaide building,
l8S Smith street, are as handsome a
suite as are to be found in the State.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
JUDGMENT AGAINST DANGLER
.cbcciaIL1 fhe Evenfug NcaDs.

Special IL the E0eRfAg Meas.
New Brunswick, Jan. 9:-In the
circuit court lere, Ludwig Bros. have
obtained Judgment of $685. 03 against
Philip and Mary A. Dangler of South
Lawyer AdIain Lyon repre-
sented the defendants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
SUPREME COURT EXAMINER.
SbeciaI 10 tie EveniAg Ncvs.

SVttfWf To fHt IttHFNS 1Ft t"''
New Brunswick, Jau. 8 9:-Lawyer
John A. Coan, of South Amboy, has
been made Supreme court examiner
by the Supreme court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
$40 FOR HOSPITAL

Bruen g. Ritchie, the wholesale lie
druggists of New York, have .contri-
buted $40 to thelcity hospital, through
the efforts of Mrs. W. Scout Hall,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
NINTH ANNUAL BALL.

February s the CONGREGATION of
Beth Mordecai will hold their ninth
annual masquerade ball. This year it
will be held in Braga Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09

When people want help they adver
Use in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this ir
mind
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
TO.NIGHT |!

L. Hetz $1,000 Moving Picture Show TO be-
reid at Washington Hall. on Fayette St. near
ladison Ave. one afternoon and night, Jan. 9Th.
;ome OF our pictures: Bold Bank Robbery,
personal Murler Cripple Creek and Wonderful
living Fan and one hundred others,
Admission l6c & 26c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09

Real estate Rea estate! Rea
the bargains in special column on
page 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09

Read the News daily; you'll know
what's going on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09

A News want adv. works wonders.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
THE MINERS ASSOCIATION

One result of the territorial fair will probably be the permanent organiza- tion of the Arizona Miners Association. Several of Globes prominent mining men will be there to take hand and when it comes to memberships the Globe district will furnish its quota. The benefits to be derived from organ ization are apparent without specifica- tion and no better time for the prelim- mary work will be found this year. President Ralston, of the California as- sociation, will be in attendance to give the benefit of his advice based on years of successful experience and the em- bryo association will gain much from his presence. The fame of Arizona's mines will be greatly increased by proper organization of those who are developing her mineral resources.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
Official PQpeT Of Gl|Q County.
STATEHOOD STATUS

Obeying the mandate of the "bie stick" man the republican caucus of members of congress has pledged prompt bending of the knee to the Inn perial decree and it is on the cards to lash, coax or bribe the bill through the house before the holiday recess. Con gressman Tawney has led the fight for autonomy man-fashion and has plenty of assistance from democrats with but little republican aid.
 In the senate Arizona and New Mex leo have stalwart friends in both par ties who will fight to the last ditch any attempt to hybridize these ambitious territories, both of which are entitled to membership to the union of states, each on it's own keel. Senator Frank Flint, of California, has taken up the cudgels and Senators FOraker, Teller, Dubois and others will throw the weight of their experience and power in the scale in the endeavor to prevent the sacrifice.
 All Arizona is up in arms except the few hierlings and renegades who have no thought of state pride or other con- sideration than personal graft. A deluge of remonstrances are being wired to various United States senators and when that body takes up the issue after recess there will be a different tune played. The Times and Post in Wash ington are both doing all they can to present the case with fairness to the territories and will not be back ward in showing up the iniquity of the deal editorially.
 The case is desperate but not hope less. Arizona is not friendless, but must do all she can to help those who would help her The Territorial Anti Joint Statehood League has appealed for funds to assist the work. The re- sponse should be shower of donations large and small, and not moment is to be lost in placing the money at their disposal.
 Every organized body in the terri tory; every county and municipal gov ernment; all board of trades and kin dred associations should forward strong ly worded resolutions to Senator Flint or other member who is working in our behalf.
 Don't let apathy or pessimistic views of the case prevent any Arizonan from doing his full duty lest he have upon his conscience the sting of a neglected duty of citizenship.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
ARIZONA'S FIRST FAIR

The low rate granted by the railroads and the postponement of dates will no doubt result in larger attendance than was at first expected. Many will go from Globe and the entire delegation will be decked with Gila Monster badges Ito show where they come from" It's Arizona's first territorial fair and everybody who can possibly go should be present to show that Ariz- onans have pride in everything that will benefit the territory for which we demand statehood advantages. The eyes of the nation are upon Arizona and on the national verdict rests our hopes. Here's way to bid for single statehood make the fair a great suc- cess. The story will be told in Wash ingtOn
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21
Loyal Citizens of Arizona

The Arizona Anti-Joint Statehood League is in need of money. The vol untary subscriptions have thus far sus- tained the work of the league and there has been no need to call for subscrip- tions, but we now ask all loyal citizens of Arizona to contribute toward the good work. Subscriptions of $1.OO or more may be sent to w. D. Fulwiler, Phoenix, Arizona.
 J. c. ADAMS. President.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21

is thing of history and they failed to resolute or whereas. A Phoenician roasted his own town to the delight of the Tucson ladies present. Many peo- pie left the hall while the talk went on. Col. Hughes, who has strained his re- putation CD for veracity to the broken point was not even given seat with the self-annointed apostles of treason. The Nogales Bird, flocked all alone by himself, no other Santa Cruz delegate showing up. What fall was there, my countrymen.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-21

Globe mining district is to be suitably represented by permanent exhibit of her matchless minerals at the territor- ial fair, thanks to the liberality of her citizens. Another batch of Gila mon- ster badges will repeat the success ob- tained in Fl Paso. It is now assured that enough enthusiastic workers from Globe will be in attendance to see that our place on the map is indelibly i'm pressed on the memory of all who come within range. Boost Globe at every