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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Patriotic Service Held in High
School Auditorium Last
Night.
ED DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY. SOCIETIES AT FUNERAL.
Speeches Made by Recorder
Pickersgi|I, Judge Lyon and
S. G. GarretSon.

The Urge American flag which Lib
erty Council, Daughters of Liberty
rendered to public school No. :, was
formally presented last night in the
high school auditorium by Recorder
H. f.. Pickersgill, who represented
the order. 1t was accepted by Judge
Adrian Lyon in behalf of the Board of
Education.
Mrs. b, +. Bloodgood. chiet coun-
sellor of the organization, opened the
presentation with an address, following
which Samuel Garretson offered a
prayer.
Recorder Pickersgill then presented
the flag in an address in which he
stated rs the law requiring an Ameri-
can flag to be upon every schoolhouse
in the United States had been passe,,
through the work of the Junior Order
of the American Mechanics, it was a
fitting tribute to that order. OF which
the Daughters of Liberty was Il
branch, that the woman's organiza-
tion should present the ilag to this
city's newest and largest public school
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean,
was then sung, after which Judge
Lyon accepted the flag. Judge Lyon
made "A stirring address teeming with
patriotism. Samuel Garretson also
made an address in which he told
what the American flag had done for
this country.
The Westminster Cadets, in their
new uniforms which they wore for the
first time, accompanied the Daughters
of Liberty to the high school. The
Westminster Fife and Drum Corps
made their fitst public appearance.
The Independent Fife and Drum Corps
We're also present.
Major Dandy Post, G. a. r.. was
well represented.
The nag, which is larger than that
on any school in the city, will be
raised the day school No. is opened,
which will be about May |. A flag
pole will shortly be erected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
Popular Member Of Many Organi-
cations Carried to His Grave
by Comrades.
Services Held at Z O'clock This
Afternoon Interment in
A pine Cemetery.

The funeral of Francis Rodeckei
took place at > o'clock this afternoon.
Rev Jacob Ganss, pastor of ST. Panl's
German Evangelical Lutheran church.
ohc.ated p'he Kni ghts OF Pythias.
OF which Mr.. Rodecker was a member,
had charge Of the services at the
grave.
The funeral was unusual in many
ways. Lodge men. iremen ana per
sonal friends joined with the young
mems relatives in paying tribute to
his memory.
The knights of Pythias met at
their lodge rooms at | o'clock and
attended the funeral in body. The
Woodmen of the World and the Wood
chopper, Association also attended in
body. Court Amboy No. IS, +. Of
A., of which Mr.. Rodecker was past
chief ranger, turned out in full force
and Court Standard, +. of A., was
also present.
Protection H. x J.. Company met
at the fire house at O'Clock and at
tended the funeral.
Mr.. Rodeckor has held number Of
important offices in local organiza-
tions, among them being past chief
ranger Of Court. .Anlboy. f, OF A., and
present court deputy of Court Stan
dard, +. of \. Mr. Rodecker was
also a prominent member of the Eagle
Athletic Club, which organization
also attended the funeral.
Mr.. Rodecker was born in Kreisch-
erville March 26, 1850, Good Friday.
and has lived in this city since 1893.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rodecker. He received his education
in the public schools of this city and
was well known and popular in bust
ness circles.
Mr. Rodecker attended to busines,
until'last Saturday morning, when lie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21

Classified ads. on page 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
INCORPORATE
AMUSEMENT co
Articles We're Filed With the
County Clerk This
Morning.
Sbcciai to tie EVea1N.S Ne5os.

New Brunswick, Apr. 2l Articles
Of incorporation were filed this morn
ing for the Perth Amboy Amusement
Company. The company is capitalized
at $50, 600, with -, $50 paid in. The
Office is located at l38 Smith street,
the Office of the agent, ]. +. Stricker.
The stock is divided into 1000
shares at S25 share, The stocllhol
ders are: Thomas r. Burke, who has
eighty shares: Richard j. Calvin.
twenty share: Richard +. White.
seven shares; John Kelly. seven
shares; John Hurley, two shares: :
Frank Costello. two shares.
Lost anything: = cent-a-word put
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
HOT CROSS BUNS.

This is Good Friday and the local
bakers this morning reported a heavy
demand for hot cross buns. They are
toothsome dainties, and the special
baking and the spirit OF the day, as
well as old custom, all tend to create
heavy sale of them on this
day every year.
Need help, The News want column
viii supply it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-21
KNEW HE WAS COMING.

ATl~. Matthew Ward, OF 66 Mechanic
street, reported to the police this
morning that her eleven-year-old son
was bitten by dog belonging to Mrs.
Murray, Of t. Mechanic street. Pa
trolman McDermott was detailed to
see Mrs Murray about the dog. The
animal disappeared, however, before
the officer reached the house.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
"GlitterInq Gloria

John G. Fisher and Thos V. Ryley'
Offering Of Clttering Glaria comes
to the Grand Jan. 26 with the approx
al OF the audiences that nave Witness
ed the production elsewhere, and the
promise is mace that the new impor-
ton is all that is claimed for it. The
FIRST thing thac appeals to one is the
cast which numbers some of the best
known people in the profession. This
encourages one to believe III the hand
Ing the characters Of the piece re
oeiye. The assurance is further Civ.
en- that Gloria is an extremely at
tative persor by reason largely OF
her surroundiI 80. The play is spok-
en- OF as being funny and snappy ana
faying a consistent plot that is reas-
enable and Of consequence. There
are several song hits in "Gnttering
Gloria ana lie music is said to be
OF that character that lasts after its
origin s forgotten.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
kle1 Ne ransion.

A foe to health Is nerve tension,
sometimes due to hurry ana worry
aut nine times out Of ten due to poor
indigestion bad stomach. a torpid
Eyer or constipation These condi-
tons an react on the mind ana viii
kCop your nerves In edge u you do
not remove tbem by using Green's
August Flower There - no better
stomach medicine in the world than
August Flower and no surer cure fsr
Indigestion or dyspepsia. Trial bottle
20 cents. Big bottle 75c. At ~ drug
glsts.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

Wait for MS. Isaac's 10 day sale
which starts thursday Jan I2--75c
cutting waste al 29c
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
sleIEen.ra 9hlvernn Flta

7 ague and aalaria can be relieved
and cured wirn electric bitters. This
is a pure, toc medicine; Of especial
be6ent in palara for il exegts a true
curative Influence OFT Of the system
" is much to be preferred TO nuinine
having none 81 this drugs bad after
effects. r. S Munday OF Henrietta
Tex, writes My brother was very
low with malarial fever and jaundico
TN he TOOK Electric Bitters which saw
ca his lie" At Smiths Phormacy;
Price soc, guaranteed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

Just received shipment Of apring
chickens. at Wilson's
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
- aThe Red Esatber ;.

During the New York engagemes
Of the Grace Van stSsdifo,d opera
company Resinald dc Koven. the com
Ieser OF Red Feather" invited the en-
TIRE company to a banquet which was
gwen To celebrate the success Of sRed
Feather" The affair was given after
enc Of the performances on the 81 BE
o. the Lyric theater in New York
tic principals, chorus, ballet and work
mg star having been. presen5.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

The only place In town whctl4
& ine bunch of kndling with e.
lead Of wood Phone 32t w w.
fiIler.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

An ELEGANT wo story dwellins
bonse on Gloupcestcr street room
fronts south beautiful garden lot is
9nxt80 feet New Town lots on
street vacant lot 9OxlS0 feet In heart
Of town; s room house corne" lot.
For rent--Slore or Bay street goo
location; 4 room house G27 G street
For Sale Desirable farms in coun
tcy near towL.
W. g. Burrougha.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14

All coughs colds and pulmonary
complaints that are durable are quick
ly cured by Cne Minute cough cure
Clears the phleem. draws ont inlama-
ton and heals and soothes the affect
ed parts, strengthens the lungs wards
OF pneumonia. Harmless and pleas
ant to take. Sold by oil druggist
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
pIsastroua Wreck.

Cares mess is responsible for many
ailwdv wreck and the same causes
are making human wrecks OF sufferers
m throat and lung troubles. But
snc the advent OF DR.. Kings New
scoyery for consumption. coughs and
Gus. even the worst cases can be
cured and hopeless resignation is no
ger necessary Mrs Lois Craig Of
Dorchester, Mass, ~ one OF many
rose life was saved by Dr. Kings
.,ew Discovery. This great remedy
is guaranteed for all throat and lung
t'ouble by Smiths Pharmacy Price
soc and : 90 Thial hotties free
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-14
christmas 9HrkeF5


Trouser Time is all the Time.
Men Of good Judgment appreciate
having a pair or two Of extra trousers
They are handy TO have around in a
iOzen ways.
Saves The wear Of the pair that
matches the suit and gives a spice an6
variety to the wearer's appearance.
Try Jim Carter for your next order
He ia Offering rare bargains 10 good
ailor made clothing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
COLBY COLLEGE NOTES.
Basketball Team Leaves for Hebron
Weakened But Confident.

Augustus g. Thompson, '0S. who has
been confined to his room in Chemical
hall for the past few days with the
Grip" was able to be cut Thursday
to attend to his recitation work.
Miss Jennie II. Smith. Colby. 81. who
resides on College avenue. is acting as
Llbral ran for Professor Edward W.
Hall for a few days.
There We're a large number of the
studeE,s who attended the lectures Civ
on by DR.. Strong and DR.. lehman at the
Armory. "Wednesday evening.
The members Of the Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity went down to Preble's
studio. yesterday noon, where they
posed for thnii Frat" picture, which
had to be taken early for the Colby
Oracle. 1t is planned to ge: all the pic
lures for the Oracle taken as early as
possibly this year. so thai the contents
can be sent to the printer earlier than
usual
President White was not 50 we'll
Thursday. rh~ chapel exercises were
conducted by Rev. Edward c. Whitti-
more of this city.
The play given by The students Of the
StIippl 'htN uuitS 81 SDOu crowd
from the students Of the college. All re-
port that some exccllcn. work was done
by the cast.
Mr. Mcclellan. Colby. cx-'06, was the
guest of friends ut the college for
short Q. Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Alatt0X of Maplaton IS visiting his
friend. Orrin Higgins Tor few days al
the "Bricks."
Fl. NJ. Mansfield. Rowdoin, 'O5. was
the guest of some If his friends at tho
college. Thursday afternoon and even
ing.
Miss Hattie Drake. Colby. cx-'06 who
has been in Oh arryficid Cor the past
year as a stenographer il an Office. was
the guest of f"irnds at the college.
Thursday, while 1T her home in the
city.
The Varsity basketball team will
leave. this morning, on the 9 O'Clock
train for Hebron. where they will play
the fast Hebron Academy team. All the
basketball mon met in The gymnasium.
at 80. last evening and put in som.
hard practice. The team viii be weaken
ed by the loss IF two Of the Varsity
men, Newman. % and Spen cer. '0i. who
are unable to play. The following men
will go: Thompson. '01 center; McN ana,
right forward: Wiley, left forward:
Food, right guard, and PEinney, left
guard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
MASKED AVENGERS
Go After Gang Of Ruffians. Who Just
Make Escape.

New Canaan, Ct. Jan. ia White
Camping expedition in which II
masked mon started out to infiict
punishment upon three Italian wood
choppers. is reported from I.ewisboro.
Whicn is in New York. near the Con
Necticut state line. The region is
SpHrSel! settled.
According 70 the report three wood
choppers Went to the cabin OF Wallace
it"Sr"e. attacked Roscoe and made a
more serious assault upon Mrs. RoS-
cne. The couple are between 50 ANA 65
Years of age. 1t is understood that
neither WAS seriously hurt.
TW" night later. l. farmers. all
masked ana armed with guns. made
Il call at the Italians shanty in the
woods. The wood choppers fled and
got AWAY after a lively chase. 4 New
tHnhIn constable has now gone in
pursuit Of them. but il is not thought
Likely ihry will be captured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20

the members. today. 1ra awaiting word
from the board Of aiiustrient II is not
expected that there Viii Dt any turth-
or nNtrturcS from either Side until Mr.
MorriSS"N has conferred with Mr.. Lee
and the members Of the hoard of adj
Jnsiment. Nj. .itterDnry has been in
formed of the coming If the grand
master Of The brotherhood and Will
doubtless wait anti n" hears from him
MI. Lee ana mis- associates on the
board nf adjustment met, today. with
the opinion that nothing remained to
DO but to name a time when a strike
would be- declared II the event of the
comrany'S fu.tler refusal to iiscon-
tlnue compulsory filrn;; us the company
VAS requested to do by Il vote of its
mon, reported % Mr.. Atterbury by Mr..
Lee as 81, to I'LL
A strike now would he costly to the
company and trainmen alike For some
weeks past there has been IA freight con
gcstion on some Of the company's lines
The train,ncn are in the main. satisfied
Firemen receive $5tS tor |. hours and
hllkemen are mostly paid So tor a like
number OF hours
The divisions which would he affected by
the strike would comprise the three di-
visions between this city and PittSlurg
Including all vardmen at Harrisburg Al
tonna. Pitcairn ard intermediate points
the united railways of New Jersey diviS
i"ns between here and Jersey City and
The branches in New Jersey the Phila-
delpha. Baltimore 4: Washington divis-
ion. between this city and Washington
the Northern Central division. hetweer
l'aitim"re. Surhu,y and Elmra: the Buff
talo and Allegheny division. between BUT
faio ana PittsburG. and the Philadelphia
and Fri" division. between this city and
Williamsport.
Ii the strike is declared, freight traffic
might be virtually stopped in the terrific
~ described. Coal traffic might be block
cd and the heavy shipments of freight OK
changed between the Fast and West will
be ticd M hetween New York Washing
ton. Pittsburg and Buffalo.
The hoard of adjustment adjourned af-
ter Il hr;Ct session curing which. accord
i4E I" Mr.. Lee. nothing TRANSFERRED. There
VAS no vote taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
THREATS OF VIOLENCE
Against New York Lawyer Now Prose
cutting the Cadets"

Now York. IN. la.-The Tribune will
say tomnrroW: II l., learned that the
life of Simon G. Moot. the lawyer who
IS con lurtinG the crusade backed by
isaac y. Seligman. Jacob II. Schiff ana
nlhcr wealthy philanthropic Jews
against the cadets has been threat
"nod. Not oniy docs ne receive threats
but attempts are being made by wit
r"SS'S Or prisoners IN III" actual pres
"h"e OF the "Our. to irtimidate him.
III the Center stree; court. one man.
under arrest as n result of the crusade
t'rnirG to Mr.. SCOT. said. in lowered
voice Won wait. yolI'il get yours. al
right Later in the day a woman made
a similar threat.
Mr. Moot. likewise. receives daily
m"naces from members % a cadet"
gang. still at large. as wen as from
associates of those who are in the
Tombs awaiting trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
CAUGHT ~ THE ICE.
Two Vessels Stalled and in Danger at
Low Point.

Sydney. y. s. Jan. IL. Two steamers
Which left North sydney for sea. yes
rrday. are caught in the ice at Low
Point. at the entrance to sydney hHr
hor Il is feared they will he frozen in
if tie present cold weather continues.
The steamers ar" the Tim and Duncan.
the latter loaded with tar and Othe@
PRODUCTS Of the Dominion Tar ANA
Chemical Company. for New York.
They attempted to follow the Bruc"
out of the hn;bor. yesterday. but the
ice proved too strong for them. sgd
ICY harbor is now frozen over all th"
way TO North Sydney and people are
crossing on the ice between the two
towns. shipping is still going on at
North sydney. h"WeVcr. but that mar
hr .,uuot remain cren much longer.
The rogthcfu shore Of cape Breton is
hcriicl, ~lh ice. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
BRlSTOW RETIRES
From Assistant Postmaster General to
Accept Special Commission.

Washington, Jan. 19.-FOurth Assist
ant Postmaster General BriStow will
retire from Office at the close of bust
ness hours. today. He expects to re-
ceiNe instructions. today, or tomorrow.
from SEC. Taft preliminary to taking
W his new duties as special commits
sioner to investigate rate conditions.
etc. in connection with the Panama
Railroad and Steamship co. Chief
Conrad has chage OF The bureau and
h&s performed most of the duties Of
that office since the recent removal OF
the corps of inspectors from the fourth
assistants Office TO that Of the postluts-
ter general.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
THE LATE WIN. c. HAMILTON.
Impressive Funeral Services Held If
Watervile.

The remains of the late William G.
Hamilton, brother-in-laW to John FL.
Burleigh of Waterville. We're brought
to this city from the late home of the
deceased i'll Littleton, \. H.. Thurs
day. arriving on the afternoon train
The body was accompanied by Mr.
Burleigh. who had been in Littleton
since his brothers death. and the
widow of the deceased. Undertaken
Frank Redinaton took charge of the
body on it's removal from the train.
The bearers, chosen brothers from the
F. and A. NJ. of this city. and wearing
Masonic regalias. bore the casket to
the hearse. They We're Earl Corson.
Arthur Sturtevant. Charles Turner
and Dana Clement. Prayers We're Of
fered over the grave by Rev. r. l..
Marsh of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20

At the regular meeting Tuesday
evening District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Benjamin Rackliff and his as
sistaiIts of Fairfield installed the
otlicers-elect Of Anon Lodge, /. o. o.
f. The officers were as follows: p. c..
NJ. j.. Strichland; \. G., G. H. Bryant:
Y. g.. G. w. Wilson; recorder. A. II.
Lord. secretary. Abram Bachelor;
warden. Bert Stevens; conductor. John
Farr, Il. :. s., Sylvester Stevens; L.
:. s. Sanford Foster: 1. G., Weston
Folsom; q. g.. a. f. Bachelor; chap
lain. Jerome Wilson; r. S. to n. G., J.
II. Morse; l.. :. to y. G., G. w. Field
II. :. to V. c.. 7. +. johnson; l.. s. to
Y. G., Allie Higgins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
SEC. HAY ASSURED
That Powers viii Make Mo Attempt
or Integrity of China.

Washington. Jan. l3.-S"c Hay has Sc
cured positive assurances from the pow
orS that there shall he no attempt mIdc
urun the Integrity If Chinese t"lritorN.
Recently ii wa reported that som" ~
tie Powers contemplated extending to"
trrrii orial possessions they already had in
t.-ina at the conclusion Of tn" war ia
order to maintain what they caIl.'d the
balance OF power in the East. asserting
that tho outcome of The war would iir i
l"ldilstm, M of Chinese territorial bound
I"i"S
\ circular note WAS dispatched hy Sec.
Ii,y - The powers. based on this infnr-
niatiDn. with he result that th"V have
now dll positively disclaim.d any Such in
tr,itiou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
Foresters Install Officers.

The annual installation Of the
Waterville order of Court America,
Foresters of America, No. IA. was held
in the Foresters' hall on Temple street,
Thursday evening. the installing Off
Ger being Grand Chief Ranger A. r.
Kenny of this city. The officers were
installed as follows and in the follow
ing order: Chief Ranger. r. b. Cole:
sub chief ranger, J. ID. Reed; senior
woodward. Chas. Kidder; junior wood
ward. Geo. Perry; Fin. Sec. r. s.
Burton: Treas. Geo. Sanger; Rec.
Sec, Edward Brann: senior beedle
Fred Reney: junior beedle, Fred
Hoxie; trustee for three years, 2. S.
Brown.
At the close Of the installation, re-
freshmcnts were served. and wit and
iollity were passed around the table
with delightful frequency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-20
SM00T INQUIRY
list Of Witnesses a
Hearing Exhausted.
More Are Expected to Testify
in Senators Behalf
p,of. Talmage Admits an Obligation of
Chastity in Mormon Church.

washington. .Tal. 19.--TNn prominent
,,;;,. women If Utah. enc a member
IN. LEGISLATURE. that elected Mr..
c,,o,.;. a S"uHior Wern Witnesses. today.
:, III. Snnat inquiry before the Senate
a,.,r.irt.e on pfivile gcs and relations.
..,.,..,l women cave senator Smoot an
,x..Il.,t rcmi l;ion ana testified that
.t..,. would 40 vote Tor /. polySamist.
,t,, cnnns.I for : mater Smo1t CA-
t..,...5 tn il list IF witnesses mere,
.vu.,f. 4,.v.ral witnesses viii ar
';,.. i. ,fln,. crr the hc;,"ing. tomor-
rpw.
p.nf james A. Talma@' Of the Uni
,.,r.it- Of I'tah. an authority on the
a,,.,;,,. oi .ha Mormon church. was
,.,.i,, M tn. .iAn4. today. i'll the Sincot
..,.er iggtipn. Ilhe" = w. Taylor.
,,,.,e., for III" i,rot"stantS conducted
=, ,io.,rn,,s eros -rXaIiini.tiOn.
ri. q ifr.s1 was asked If there were
,t,ig,tiors administered to him in tn
,,,dny-m.nr ceremonies and replied in
TN. affirmative. hut in answer to que5-
,,,,,. ..plrcrnu't sp"tii" obligations HI,
aid h.. could III remcmb"r. II" admit
~ th.l. vas n obligation of chastity.
witness said h" felt that he was un-
IL. .L!ig,ttiuIS not to reveal anything
,,rrar.rl with the endowment Cerc-
,.,,,i,.s Prof. Tallnage sal that the Of
o,.r- have. 10 u" sustained at the semi
.,,ou,I cnufryrnc, g H.. said that at the.
,,st Conferences President Smith was
sustained ana tins no hands We're