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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

Of the danger from fire. Temporary
occupation of the Washington monu-
ment grounds was granted for an
American railway appliance exhibition
in connection with the international
Railway Congress. Mr.. Mann oppos-
ed the resolution, although he said he
had been importuned by several hun
bred dealers and manufacturers of
Chicago to aid in it's passage. The
pension appropriation bill was report
ed, but 10 action was taken. "A bill
was passed providing for the building
Of roads and schools and the care OF
insane persons in Alaska.
Washington, Jan. 10-Mr Cullom in
the senate reported the executive, leg
islatiVe and judicial appropriation bill
with amendments and gave notice that
he would call it up at. the first oppor.
tunity. Mr.. Daniel presented several
petitions for the expulsion of Senator
Smoot. Bills were passed appropriate
ing 100000 for a public building at
Rawlins, Wyo., and amending the laws
relating to bonds of postmasters and
other potsal employees. The resolution
authorizing the use of the pension
building for the inaugural ball was
adopted with amendments. The bill
for the reimbursement of American
sealers for losses by seizures in BeTing
Sea was debated, but vote was not
reached hTe statehood bill was taken
up. Mr.. Stewart presented an amend
men providing for control of affairs
in Indiana territory by superintend-
ent to be appointed by the president
and paid a salary Of $4,000 year,
saying the secretary of the interior
thought such legislation necessary to
protect the Indians Mr.. German
gave notice of an amendment limiting
the provision for the payment of 3
per cent interest on the 100000
proposed for the benefit of the Okla
homa school fund. Mr.. Newlands urg-
ed the amendment of the bill so as to
prevent monopoly of desirable lands.
Mr.. Dubois introduced an amendment
resreving to congress the right to leg
islate on polygamy and polygamous
cohabitation in the proposed states.
In the house the army and Indian
appropriation bills were reported. The
bill reported by the banking and cur
rency committee to improve the cur
rency conditions was taken up. Demo
cratic opposition was practically dis
sipated by the adoption, ia to 80 OF
an amendment offered by Mr.. Will
Jams of Mississippi providing that gov
eminent deposits in banks shall be
made only on competitive bids. An
amendment restricting the amount of
silver to be recoined into subsidiary
coin to $15,0O0,000 in any one year
was adopted. An amendment offered
ment providing for control Of affairs
by Mr.. Little of Arkansas to strike out
section and substitute for it new
section authorizing the secretary Of
the treasury to purchase such silver
bullion as may be necessary and to
coin the same into such subsidiary
silver coin as he may deem necessary
without regard to any heretofore pre-
scribed limit was not acted upon, the
bill being laid aside. Mr.. Palmer,
chairman of the committee to prepare
charges against Judge Swayne report
ed twelve articles OF impeachment
and gave notice that on Thursday
next he would cali up the charges
for action Mr.. Gillett submitted a
minority report.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

Madison, Wis, Jan. president
Roosevelt has named Arthur l.. San
born of Madison to succeed Judge Ro-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

WASHINGTON, JAN 5.-In the senate
Mr.. Bailey introduced proposed con-
stitutional amendment providing six,
year terms for the president and
making him ineligible to second terms.
A resolution by Mr.. Platt of New
York for the printing of 10000 copies
OF the report of the commissioner OF
corporations was agreed to, as was a
resolution by Mr.. Burrows fixing Feb.
S for the canvass by the two houses
of congress of the presidential vote,
Mr.. Nelson completed speech in
favor Of the joint statehood bin,
which was discussed adversely by
Senators Foraker, Newlands and Hey
burn. Mr.. Platt of Connecticut in
troduced bin fixing penalty of not
more than five years imprisonment
and fine of not more than $500 for
resisting the service of any process
of a United States court or for as
saulting any government officer in
the discharge of his duties. Senator
Bard introduced bill for the dis
posal Of the lands acquired under the
reclamation act. The following bills
were passed: Removing the limitation
of 20 per cent of the salaries of con,
suls for rent and providing a reason,
able sum for expenses; prescribing
means for the promotion of army Of
ficers of the line while on duty in the
ordnance department and fixing the
number of officers of all grades in
that corps; providing for the re-
organization of the medical depart
ment Of the army, creating a reserve
corps and doing away with most or
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16
SANBORN NAMED
TO SUCCEED BUM
UNEXPECTED CHANGE ON THE
UNITED STATES BENCH.
BIG PENSION INVOLVED

Retiring Judge to Draw $4,000 Year
for Life-Mr. Sanborn 54 Years
Old, a University Graduate and
Long a Partner of Judge S. u. Pin
ney.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

Washington, Jan. 9.--TThe sen
ate, after passing the omnibus
claims bill, carrying direct appro-
priations Of $2,S00,O00, devoted the
day to the statehood bill Mr.. Nor
gan spoke in opposition and Mr. Tel-
Ter introduced an amendment provid-
ing for the admission of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory as one state and
New Mexico as another. This would
leave oUt Arizona. Bills providing
relief for wandering Indians in Mon
tana and authorizing the acquisition
Of certain private lands in public
parks in California were passed. Mr.
Lodge had jan % fixed as the day
for eulogizing the life and works of
the late Senator Hoar.
Once lost, but reconsidered and
passed, the senate resolution provid-
ing that the inaugural ball be held in
the pension building had a narrow
escape from defeat in the house
Speaker Cannon and several repub
licans went on record as opposed to
the selection of the building, because
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

At Arkansas City, Kas!, fire destroy
ed the Colorado block. Loss 100000
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

the contract surgeons.
The house tabled, by a vote of so
to II, the resolution of Representative
Livingston calling on the secretary
Of agriculture for information on the
method of collecting cotton statistics,
after Representatives Burleson, Wads-
worn, Lowering and Sims had replied
to an attack on the satisfies by Mr..
Livingston. Mr. Littauer reported
the Notifications appropriations bin.
Representative Haugen introduced a
bill giving the interstate commerce
commission the power of fixing rates.
In committee of the whole the house
considered the bill to improve cur
rency conditions. Mr.. Adams intro
duced bill providing for the estab-
lishment of a whipping post in the
District of Columbia for wife heaters.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-16

Washington, Jan. GA bill was
passed by the senate authorizing the
issue of obsolete ordnance to state
educational institutions. The reading
Of the omnibus claims bill was COM
pleted. Mr.. Bard of California spoke
in opposition to the joint statehood
bill on the ground that the people OF
Arizona and New Mexico do not desire
union. Mr.: Tillman also opposed
union of the territories, saying it
would subject the people of Arizona to
domination of Mexicans and "greas-
ers"
In the house the Notifications ap-
preparation bill was passed after de-
bate in which Mr.. Littauer of New
York explained the provisions of the
measure and Mr.. Baker of New York
criticised it, attacking President
Roosevelt as wanting to hold himself
up as the counterpart of Welhelm H.,
the great war god" Mr.. Adams Of
Pennsylvania spoke in favor of his bill
for the establishment of the whipping
lost in the District of Columbia. Both
houses adjourned until M Lday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
QUARREL WAS
FOLLOWED BY
KNIFE THRUST.
Jacob Lamp the ViCtim-RiS
kssaiIsnt Made Good His
Escape.
WERE FELLOW EMPLOYEES
Had Worked Together at the
Standard Terra Gotta and Had
Disagreement.
WERE FELLOW EMPLOYEES

Jacob Lamp, twenty one years old,
of 36 Charles street, was cut and
siashed about the head last night
about O'Clock by Tony FaIcsri, frl.
low workman ut the Standard Terra
Gotta Works, near tie wo-iis on Stan
ford street. TIE italian made his
escaDe.
There has been Ind blood between
the men for some time. On Friday
or Saturday of last week they had q
wrangle, and, when they came from
work last night, Falcari waited for
Lamp. When they came together
there wns a short, sharp quarrel end
than FA!cari draw his kuif4, it is de.
clared, and used it to terrible advant-
age about LAMPS head, cutting him
severely.
The Young man was in pad shape.
The police were Instantly notifet,
but Falcari had, in the meantime
stolen away.
Lamp was able to 90 ont this morn
ing, his head swa'hed in bandages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Annual Report Of the Police Depart
ment Presented 10 the Board Of
Aldermen Last Night.
EXCELLENT WORK FOR YEAR.

towards the erection nf new police
station or the remodelling of the pres-
ent one. the condition Of which lis
so bad hat IL is almost inhuman to
lock anvone up in it. !"
A police telephone system is also re-
upssted Chief Burke, in the report,
extends his thanks to those tel~phone
So ubscribers WIN have allowed the po,
lice the uss Of their phones. "A
Tde number of arrests was 737. 0l
these CSC we're white males; A white(
females: six colored males; onf0
cooIed female.
There were 1873 arrests on drunk ane
disorderly charges; l24 for disorderi7
conduct; 9S for assault and battery1
SO for petty larceny; so for vaglancyaI
and So for malicious mischief. The
arrests for other offences are cofres-
poudingiy fewer.
There were more American prison-
ers than Of any other nationality.
They numbered 1893 OF Hungariaus
there were 14s and 90 were Poles.
TIE dodgers sheltered during the
year numbered 76S. III
The number of fires during the year
was thirty e'ght. VIZ
The money value Of property lost
and stolen and recovered by the police
and turned over to riRhtfui owners,
totaIled 50, ,465.7S.
Thsrs are now 197 saloons in the
CITY; is beer bottlers; Ia .jnnkmen;
3s milkmen: 20 hucksrers; five hack
men. one bill poster and one pawn
shop, all of which come under police
surveillance.
The report concludes by thanking
the mayor, aldermen and recorder, an
the members of the force fof 1EiE
assistance and cooperation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
GRAND JURY
AND CORDOVA
Investigating Case Today Min
lister Will Plead Not Guilty
and Stand Trial.
Sbectai To tie EveM,mg MeqO5.

New Brunswick, Mar. 1.-THE
grand ju1v his mornlng took up the
Cordova case aud the Port Reading
murder 1t is understood that two
Indictments were found against Cor.
dova and one against John Lulou for
the murder of Antonio Brescia. The
jury adjourned az / O'Clock until 4
o'clock
The street arout the jsil was
iammed this morning BY the curious,
who stood for hours waiting for a
glinpse of Julia Bovine when che
should be taken from Jail to court.
Many had cameras. MIS-. Cordova was
fl st called into the jnry room. Sc
was questioned for a few minutes, aud
then Miss Bovine, heavily veiled, was
led in She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Coombs, and Sheriff Car
man.
Cordova has announced that he
will plead not guilty, and will 81 and
trial
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

The Board of Aldermen, last night.
received the thirteenth annual reDort
Of the superintendent of police, p J
Burke, for the year ending March l.
In his report Chief Burke gives due
credit to. the members Of the depart
meut. After stating that the small
numter cf officers have covered thaiI
beats to the best of their pnwer, the
report contInuss: "The area Of the
cl is so large and the force 40 small
that the camplete wipiDg out OF small
infraotions of the Law is almost i'm
DOSE BILE Excluding the PRINCIPAL bust
ness streets. the heats CT the mea ate
SO large as to render it impossibls at
all times to afford our citizens sufici
ent police protection "
The report tIIen recommends the
approximation Of an auount next year
sufficient TO warrant the addition Of
a number of patrolmen.
The figures, showing a decrease by
twentv.seven in the number of arrests,
and an increase Of s97 S. in the
amount of fues, as already given in
the NEWS. are presented.
The report says that the aooye vari
ance Of arrests and fines indicates dis
cretion and care Oh the part cf the
officers
1t also comments upon the absence
of serious crimes during the year and
tie fact that professional thieves,
pickpockets and crooks are in a mea-
sure steering clear of Perth Ambov.
A dae amount Of credit is accorded
Recorder Pickersgill for his valuable
assistance to the police "by his judi
cial po icy, 60 that chronic violatori
of the law dread to be srrsigned bc'
fore him. -
The report also suggests some action
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

The annual meeting of the Hospital
Association will be held In the coun'
oil chamber tonight. This is open to
the public and is held in the city hall
10 that all may attend, whether mem
bers of the association or not and hear
the reports, ask qu-s' ions and o'hpr'
wise indulge In a free discussion of
hospital affairs The hospital is o
pubtic INSTITUTION, sunportrd hy thu
uublic and all arc welcome to this
annual meeting
8, r Farrinetou, resident of the
Board of Gov ,rnoIs, will preside. He
will preseut his annual report aud the
report of the managing board and the
women's auxiliary will also he read.
The association will elect eight
governors tonight. Seven are to ill
vacancies caused by the eXpiration OF
the term of the present holders and
the other governor is to fill the vac
ancy caused by the removal OF >. b.
Morgan from the city. His term would
not have expired until 1907. the gov
ernors whose terms expire tonight are
Franz Roessler, Sidney Riddlpstorffer,
walfer Thompson, S. G. Gatretson, j.
b. Tocmy, Thomas Redhing end Abel
Haaseu. Their Successors will be
elected to serve three years.
THE other governors are Those
whose terms expire in 1906, Adrian
LION, q. ID. Runyon, George j.
Haney, s. II Harrington, Hans j.
Greisen, Peter A. Johanaen and Jacob
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
BIG STRIKE
IN NEW YORK.
Subway and Elevated Railway
Men Quit Work This
Morning,

s New York, Mar. 7;--Strike was Il
clared This morning on the subway
aud elevated roads in New York. All
the employees quit work. The com
pany had strike breakers on hand and
were able to keep some trains moving,
bat the service is crippled. Thousands
OF people crowded the surface cars
which are badly overworked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Drawing by Pupils Of the Public
School Shown at the Public
Library,
GREAT CREDIT TO CITY.
Exhibit Admirably Arranged to
Show TO the Greatest Ad-
vantage.

A large part of the exhibit Of the
drawing work of the pupils of the
pihlic schools was placed in position
in the children $ room at the public
ib'ary yesterday afternoon. The
lrawipgs, most of which are in
iolnrs. are arranged on backgrounds
# green, ono board or panel being
devoted TO each class which las an ex.
nihit.
Commencing with the lower grades,
he different steps of work are inter
'stingly shoTn.
The work, as whole, is highly
creditahle aLd surprises nearly every
9ne who examines it by its general
xcellence and attention to detail
This subjects show a wide range iu all
departments, in election and treat.
ment.
Among the subjects treated are
fruits, vases, flowers, branches, life
poses, water and landscapes, (original
and cop esq designs for wall papers,
horders and book covers ;'cubes, glob~s
and other drawing models (to show
shading); nature studies, animal
forms. boats, buildings, colored glass
windows, flags and devices, and mum
erous others,
There are also, chiefly in the high
school exhibit, saveral fine examples
of Illuminating. Some excellent letter.
ing is alsn shown.
The Ugh school exhibit is, natural
ly, somewhat wider in scope. and of q
more highly finished standard than
the work from the gaade classes. The
coloring is finely executed, aud tas O.
ful variety is noted 10 select on an(
s'yle.
Notable among the work of the high
school students are two examples OF
illuminating. with lettering, BY Clar
ence Salter and Benjamin Goldberger,
respectively; three black and white
drawings by Hans Hansen; three ex
celleut examples of colurs and also
black and white work by Miss G 4ral
dino Brown, including dish of uir,
10 colors; another drawing of III
same model as the latter; two strik
ing book cover designs; Unique
japanese drawing by Miss He en-
Seaman; a border design iu hIue, by
Miss Annn Holm vase and kettle,
in black an white, by Edgar Keu;inR
and two scenes. in black and white,
by Miss Mana Brennan and Garrei
Brodhead. respectively,
All comments on the character oi
the work are particularly favorable to
tfie instructor in drawing, Miss Hid
Newhoff, who has arranged the cx
hibit.
Hundreds of school children
thronged the room yesterday after
neon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Board Of Aldermen, Took Favor.
able Action on the Petition and
Ordered II Advertised AC-
COrding TO Law
THE ROUTINE.
Detective Huff Raised to PO,
sitiOn Of Detective Sergeant
To Cut Road Through Near
the Aims House.

For the first time in several weeks
every member Of the Board of Alder.
men was in his seat when Alderman.
at.large Pf-iffer called the meeting TO
order last night,
On recommen 1ation of tie commit.
tee on streets aud sewers, the petition
for the State street asphalt p Enent
was granted, aud was ordered auv. +.
tised, according TO law. Property
owners opposed to the improvement
are allowed certain time in which
to enter remnnstrances.
De ective Huff was raised to the
rank Of detective sergeant. On recon
mendation of the committee Oh police.
to whom was referred the nomination
made hy Mayor Brace
A petition bearing seventy five sign
ntures was received, asking that
Catherine street be opened and graded
to East avenue. 1t is declared in
some quarters that this cannot 20
through, because it would cross LIE
high Valley property.
Mr.. Stacey, of the specisl commit
tee appointed some time ago to secar @
two small pieces Of land at Sherman
street, from the Pardee concern, re-
ported that he has been promised an
interview with Mr.. Pardee some day
this week,
The council adopted the recon-
mendation OF the street committee
that roadway be cut through near
the aImshouse, to New Brunswick
avenue pursuant to the two petitions
received at the last meeting Nh.
Stacey explained that the cost OF this
road way will be slight, wht reas the
cost of street would te considerable,
and can be done in the future when it
appears necessary. This road will save
mech time in going to the almshcuse
aud new reservoir site
SIX protests against the amounts of
the final assessments or the Washing
ton street brick pavement, were re-
ceived. Those who protested were
Michael Draper, Thomas Kelly, Jacob
Gnldberker, Mrs. Rossuna Kilmurray,
Juliaj Timmens aud the estate OF
Richard o 'Coole. They were referred
to the committee os the whole for
further consider
Joseph NJ. Perrine and Frank BuHke-
lew petitiontd for al eightern'inch
sewer on Lewis street, for some dis
tance wast Of state street.
A Letter was received from Orange,
asking for repIese ntation at the hear
ing on tire limited franchise bill, be-
fore the municipal corporations com.
mittee Of the legislature, was filed, as
the hearirg is now past.
A petitioh for an electric light at
Lehigh avenue aud Stanford street
was referred to the committee nc
lamps and lights.
A special policeman was appointed
without paw for the Perth Amboy
Terra Gotta Works,
! An application for the use of his
services in expert accountants wo'k
was received from W. Fitzgerald
Smith, of New York.
A resolution was passed to issue
Ibonds TO the amount of $1,000 to pay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Terms Of Seven Expire at the Meet
ing Tonight Annual Reports Of
Managing Board.
THE PUBLIC is INVITED.

Kreielsheimer. Terms expire in 1907
Asbu'y Fountain, john Pr iffer, Gail
Mathinsen, A. Greerhaum, Henry "
Jol es, John Andc son and S. B Nor.
gan
The officers of the association are.
president, South r Farrington; frs,
vice. p esideut, Georao j. Haney; sec.
ond vice president, Herny W. Jones
treasurer, Adrian Lvon, and secretary
Sidney Ridilestorffer. These are
elected by tho Board Of Governors, and
the annual election will be held next
week.
The present medical stnf consists Of
Doctors j. G Wilson. +. G. Henry,
George W. Tyrrell, W. Z. Ramsay,
J L.. Luud and Il. w Kitchel. Tht
consulting staff is, DR. J. III, AltK,n
der Lambert, Wemlel @. Phillips, Ed
gar S. Thompson and Arthur Booth
These gen'lomen are specialists II
different b anches of medical science
The Board of Managers, which hai
direct 1ealings with the hospital, il
made up If George J. Haney, Thomas
Redhing, S G. Garretsop, JacobKrei
elshe,mer, j. W Hanson. TIE finance
comm ito consists Of George D
Runvon, J. B. Toomey aud A. Green
baum.
l, is hoped tnatt here will be a lara'
attendance of citizens at the meeting
tonight TO encourage the workers anr
to show that an interest is being takei
in the institution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
CITY CLERK MAKES ANNUAL
REPORT TO THE ALDERMEN.
Total Collections Amounted TO $3353672 Of This the Saloon
licenses Melted S32OOOO3 Report of Overseer Of the Poor

Ill 70 was handed by ]. f Rielley,
who was succeeded nv @ NJ MaoWH'
liam, who handled So, 2,425.
The report of the overseer OF tbe
poor shows a total expenditare OF SO, =
S05. IS Last years annr 'priation was
on s2. 800, A special appropriation
Of $500 was made on January 10
Thus, a balance remains OF $lS63.
Tie average number of inmates at
the almshousc was ten, seven males
and three females. There were thirty.
six families assisted during the year
by the overseer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

The animal reports of tho ci'y olerk
and overseer Of the poor, for the fi<cal
year ending March /, were read at the
meeting of the Board of Aldermen last
night.
The city clork' Is report shows total
cnllecfions of S33, 536 72. The saloon
licenses melted s32. 900. 03; beer hott-
ling licenses, $3.50; transfers of lie.
enses, SITS The interest on bank
balances was $ll.69.
OF the total amount $SS, 536 72,
turned over to the city treasurer, S31,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
POLICE PATROL WAGON AND
AMBULANCE TO Be SECURED.
Alderman Will Advertise for Bids for the Much Needed Vehicle
for the Cys Use.

Perth Amhoy is to have combina-
tion rnlice patrol and an ambulance
wagon. AS was told in the NEWS
several weeks ago, the alderman had
decided to M Ike this purchase and tho
motion to secu the vehicle was
made by AL lerman Crous, last night
aud was carried unanimously.
Bus v i'll be adv rtisad for, after
be measure is app owed ty Mayor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
CONSIDERING
SETTLEMENT

An offer Of settlement on the part
of the Central railroad, against whom
suit has been brought for this killing
Of Peter Frederickson at Sewaren, is
under consideration By Mrs. Fred.
erickson and her attorney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

Brace.
The mayor d approval is practically
assured, sirce tbs recommended the
purchase of this vehicle in his IN eS-
sage to the council.
Tho use of this wagon will be OF
K eat advautaEo. In the mattar Of
hisorderly prisoners, many disgusting
spectacles will he avoided. Its ut'l'
ity as an ambulance is also needed.
The wagon is not to cost over $780,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
TO CONTINUE
THE TRESTLE.

Contractor Duncan j. Currie has
shipped carload Of material to Run
YIN for the new water department
trestle. He declares that the Borden
town road at that point is us-d but
very little He intends to start work
soon.