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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

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rem auf ben 6fenili8en pldBsn. 9ipat'
feuer BREMEN LIBERAL.
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riihrer auf bic &ruppsn ahsabsn, fe-
len beute. galb entpifelte fi9 elm
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tibsraI Siegsr. Bon beionbersm Sn-
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stunbe Bebsnfasit. f4 au erseben.
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manbeur ssrabe gsfebl srtbeilsn laHsn
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ten gpolutionstbeorie. bic fi9 biesmal
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
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in Sareluna. = Obeha in Sanben Der Snfurseuten. Sbenebrer
wrb fhweren gerbredens beidnoigt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
According 10 New Schedule Of
Public Service This Route
May be Used.
CROSS CREEK BRIDGE.
The Franchise Is Necessary in
Order TO Garry This Into
Effect.

Despite the fact that the Public
Service officers have continued to
maintain q solid Indifference regard.
ing their application for franhise 70
secure an entrance into Elizabeth
through the sixth ward, and as to q
reply to the ultimatum sent to them
bv council three IA week ago, the fact
thas cas- are being operated over the
Rahway, Boynton Beach, Perth Am
hey ana Metucben route with New
Brunswick a destination, is signi-
ticaut. A new schedule for cars
making the through trip was adver-
tised last week. The company, dur.
ing the coming summer, will probably
open its lines over the latter route in
the trans-state trips of its Trenton
cars instead of sending them over the
circuirous route TO Westfieid. Plain
field, Dunelleu, Bound Bro"k, and
then to New Brunswick and Mill
town.
The schedule announces that the
trolley cas- over the now route will
start at Westfield Junction This will
be used until the new road, now in
course of construction between Eliza
beth and Railway, is connected with
one of the local lines. The new
route is by way of Westfeld, Railway
and Metuchen.
While the company s plans have not
vet been announced regarding further
extension of lines between Elizabeth
and New Brunswick, it is evidently
the purpose of the Public Service Cor
poraton TO extend the Railway Eliza.
beth line through Railway to Metuch-
en-, and from Metuchen over the lines
formerly owned by the Middlesex and
Somerset Traction Company, to New
Btuusw wick, aud from there to Mill
town and Trenton. The fact thai
traffic arrangements have been effected
bewteen the Trenton New Bruus% ick
tro Hey fast line. and the Public Ser.
vice Corporation, leads many to be-
lieve that the company will build this
line. The route from Metuchen to
Railway will be only matter Of ten
miles at the m ost, which will make
the through l'ne to New Brunswick
almost au air line, enabling the cars
to make much better time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
STORM ON THE WATER.
Schooner Raised Flag of Distress
Tug to Assistance.

The storm was severe on the water.
Shipping was at standstill all day.
The ferry boat Warren early abandoned
all schedule and made irregular trips
across which were moro or less event.
ful.
Whils the storm was at its height,
about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
big schooner, which had been an
chored just off the steamboat dock,
foot of Smith street, dragged her an
chor and ian foul OF two barges. The
captain of the schooner put mp flag
of distress and tugeoat put out to
her from Sclantz & Eckerts dock
After great deal of difficulty the
boats were separated.
The high wind caused an unusually
high tide, and last night the tughoats
and other craft tied to tho local docks
and had considerable trouble to keep
from going over the bulkheaGs. Sew.
eral vessels in the sound dragged their
nachors during the night, but no seri'
Gus damage was done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
City Digging Itself Out Of the Worst Snowstorm
Since the Famous Blizzard in 1885, Traffic
Greatly Hindered But Some Trains Moving on
All Lines Except Staten Island This Morning.
SEVERE ON THE WATER.
Shipping in abor Completely Tied Up Schooner Distress and
Tug Went to Rescue Scenes in this City Have Not Been
EquaIed in Many Years -SnOwdifts as High as Second
Story in Some Places

This CRY has, since yesterday, heen
in the tl'roes of the blizzard which,
sweeping along at the speed of from
% TO 80 miles an hour, almost equalled
in severity and quantity of snow the
blizzard of 1899 The huge drifts,
however, are the worst since the
great blizzard of 1888, and inoonven-
ience and discomfort abound.
Varied scenes. manv OF them ludi-
crous, are enc countered about the city,
as frequently on the principal streets
as on the less Travelled residence thor
oughfares. On Smith and State streets,
in front of buildings and stores where
the snow has been cleared from The
walks, the drifts along the CUTTERS
reach in DumeIous places to height
of ssven and eight feet. Ia places
about the city, who're the wind had
a-elean sweep, the ground is entirely
hare. tile snow being piled against the
nearby buildings. In several instances
the snow is piled as high as the Sc,
cond story.
'-- Pedestrians had their own troubles,
too. The horse drawn sidewalk snow
piows of the street department were
ont early this morning.
Travel in and from the city is in a
demoralized state as result Of the
heavy snowfall. Trolley cars are run
ming only in the city. 1t was impos-
sible to run any trains through Staten
Island, and traffic on the Central aud
Pennsylvania roads is hindered to a
great extent. The trains ON the Cen
tral and Pennsylvania roads are from
ee-quarters of an hour upwards be
hind schedule time and not al trains
ars running.
The trolley tracks are covered, in
many places, to height Of seven or
eight feet. The huge plows could not
even get through, and gangs Of labor
ers were put to work clearing the
snow away. Cars were run to Maurer.
The officials here and in New Bruins
wick faced bard problem.
On, the Pennsylvania the officials
were trying to make arrangements to
run this afternoon for New York the
12:1G and s o'clock trains from the
State street depot, and the 3:25 and
$40 o'clock trains from the Central
station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
ON STATEN ISLAND
Traffic Completely Tied Up At Noon
Yesterday Ferry Incidents.

Staten Island was the first to give in
to the storm. Except for fitful service
on the Rapid Transit railroad and the
ferry systeUls traffic was at stand
still at noon yesterday. The trolley
roads gave up early in the morning,
the Shore line alone ran cars until
noon, and the biggest plow on the
electric roads was stalled early in
Wright street, between Richmond
road and Water street, and tied up
the Richmond line.
The ferryboats ran irregularly all
day, but the service was given up at
midnight, An hour usually was con-
sumed in making trip. The South.
fields 3 O'Clock trip was eventfui.
After leaving Whitehall street she was
driven out of her course and ran
aground midway between the statue
of Liberty and Robbins reef. She
backed off, but was grounded again.
Again she was pulled loose, only to
stagge into the kills in an ebb tide
and become tangled with coal tow.
She made her slip finally with a
worried lot OF passengers,
Three trains were sent out from
Toitenville during the day. The I :37
o'clock express in the morning reached
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
EXTRA PRECAUT UTIONS
IN EVENT OF FIRE.
Man Was Stationed in Lincoln Engine Company S
House All Night Ready to Secure Extra
Horses and Get Them in Harness.

Extra precautions were taken IN this
city, last night, to guard against fire.
With the streets completely blocked
with huge snow drifts responding to
au alarm would have been difficult
matter.
Street Commissioner Fullerton had
Martin Thompson, an employe OF the
street department, to stay at Lincoln
Engine Company house all night
and, in case of fire, to 90 TO the CITY
stables and get an extra team of horses
go that four horses could haul the
steamer
Yesterday afternoon number of the
Lincoln boys went to the engine
house, gave the steamer thorough
cleaning and placed ali extra whiftie
tree on the pole SO that the four
horses could easily be hooked up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
AT COUNTY SEAT.
KewBruhswick Crippled by tho Biz
zard- Trains Stalled.
Sbecial 10 The Eventng Aeao5,

pttfHL ~ fHe. LOtHfH,S 4Ntt1'"
New Brunswick, Jan. 26--This city
was visited yesterday by the seyereSt
blizzard since that of 1888, and bust
ness was practically at standstiIl.
Trains on the Pennsylvania railroad
were abandoned. The engines were
banked in snow from the pilot to the
headlight, having encountered heavy
drifts near Metuohen.
Two trains became fast in the drifts
near Runyon' 8 Gut, on the main line
Of the P. r. r., about two miles from
here. One which left jersey City at
10 30 a, M. became stalled at 4
O'Clock this morning 1t was dug out
at 10 30 O'Clock, after being fast for
six and one half hours Another dir
ectly behind it met the sane t,te. A
rescuing train was sent tut Jared no
better. and all three had to be ding
ont.
A train was stalled on the Milestone
branch from 4 o clock yesterday after.
noon until / O'Clock this morning,
near Middlebush.
The mails are tied up, and no troll.
lev cars are running, even in the city.
Continued OR page s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
Peter Fredericks|
Crossing One 7
Take Train 70
Reading When
Iantic City {
Bound South |
Through. {

Peter Erederickson, twenty -fgd
years aud six months old, of III Gcr1
don street, met his death in traGid
manner at Sewaren yesterday. He(
was struck by train going in oua
direction, while he. with man frnm
Elizabeth, whose name is SAID to be |
William J. Walsh, was crossing the)
track to BOARD passenger train for
the opposite direction. The latter
train mad just pulled into the station,
and Frederickson and few others
went TO board it. 1
Just as they were crossing the south
bound track, the Atlantic City express
came along at high rate of speed.
Frederickson, who was in advance of
the others, was struck, the engine
burling his body, lifeless, several feet
away Walsh was hit by the breast,
beam of the engine. He was knocked
down, and hurt about the head ard
body. He was shortly taken home.
after being attended py phvsician.
The local passenger train, which the
men were intent on boarding, was
more than a quarter of an hour be-
hind its schedule time. The snow
was being whirled and blown about
in clouds, and, it is thought, the view
of the engineer of the express train
was obscured.
Frederickson s head and body were
mangled horribly. A permit was given
for the removal of the body, and
was brought TO this city. 1t was
afternoon removed from J. b Fq
undertaking parlors in High stree
the young man Is home.
Fredcrickson is survived by "
and two small children. His
is the daughter of James Selyer.
erickson, who has for some time
in the employ of S. Scheuer & SOD
was a most industrious and careftlj
going young man, and regular ht !
tepdant at the First Presbyteriar
church, of which his father is sexton
He was formerly in the employ of
J. Deitche, later embarking, for
time, in business for himself.
The funeral twill be held from
late residence Saturday aftarnoo
O'Clock, Rev. Z J. Keuling, of
English Lutheran church, ofic
Interment will be made il the
plot in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
Firm Interested in The SmeIters
and Mining TO Have Another
Industry.
HAVE EXCELLENT SITE
Property Was Withdrawn from
RsalssEsiate kaIkatand A.
traCted Comment.

Benjamin Guggenheim, Of the firm
of Guggenheim Brothers, proprietors
of the big smelling company, has
Withdrawn the tract of land owned
by that company, on the old Linden
ra ce track, from the real estate mar
ket, and is planning 10 erect thereon
q mammoth factory, which will be
occupied by the Power Mining and
Machinery Company, formerly known
as the Loomis- Pettibone Gas Engine
Company. The treasurer of the CON-
panv, Nr. Feustman. is now in Wis
consin, where, in the suburbs of Mil
waukee, the present plant of the con-
carn is located He will be gene
about a month, and upon his return
active preparations will be made for
the erection of the New Jersey plant,
which will be the main one. The con
Germ will employ in the shops more
than 1900 men
The GugRenheim interests own, be-
sides the large smelling works on
Staten Island sound, large silver and
copper mines in New Mexico and in
the State of Washington, and the
machinery built by this company is
used in these III ines for crushing ore
and in carrying on tile general work
nf the mines. The concern also has
mig contracts with South American
miners to supply them with power
engines and machinery, and at present
it has day and night force employed
in the Wisconsin plant.
The concern purchased the major
portion of the old Linden race track
about a year ago, and began p,epsra.
ZION to erect thereon mammoth mill.
The firm then changed its plans and
decided to enlarge the western plant
and TO sell the Linden property. The
tract was placed upon the market and
has been for sale unit recently, when
the president of the company, Mr..
Guggenheim, in view Of certain con
ditions which arose at the Wisconsin
town, decided not TO enlarge the plant
there, but to build on the New Jersey
site. Acc ordingly the land was taken
out of the market.
J @. Rose, of Elizabeth, as repre-
sentative of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, which opsrates its
lives near the race track property, and
formerly owned the trnot, was instru-
mental in securing the sale sof the
property to the Guggenheim interests,
and will arrange for freight hauling
facilities with the new concern.
MI Rose stated that the plans Of
the company were not, at the present
time, in a definite shape, blt lie
stated that the concern would, in a.!
tart to build as soon as
the treasurer Of the company, Mr.
Feustman, returned from the west
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26

st. George shortly after II o'clock
The second train left Tottenville at
80 and arrived in st. George a II
O'Clock The third train started short.
ly after 2 O clock in tho afternoon and
reached st. George at 4 O'Clock be-
hind three engines. A train which
left st. George at II O'Clock for Tot.
tenville arrived here ut 2:30 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
This morning it was announced al
the Staten Island ticket office that nc
trains were running and the road il
completely tied up today.
A train arrived at Tottenyille, ovel
the Staten Island railroad, shortly
after : clock this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
BUILDING FOR
STATE STREET.
Plans Being Drawn for Structure
TO be Erecled for Max Gold
berger.

james Growney is at work drawing
plans for two story brick building
which Max Goldberger will erect on
the old Dunham property in State
street, which the recently purchased,
The building will be 30x100 feet.
The lower part will be used as Il groc.
cry and provision store by Mr.. Gold
berger, while the upper story will be
fitted out Tor offices. The building
will have all Ito date improvements
ami the cost of erection will be be-
tween SIS, 0O0 and $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-26
ONE DEATH AT
AIMS HOUSE.
MatrOn is Better and No Far of
Oiphlheria Spreading
There.

Mrs. Margaret Salmon, matron Of
the almshouse, who has been i'll with
diphtheria, is rapidly improving
Henry Wilson, seventy years old, the
inmate who was very i'll with erysipe =
los, died this morning. He will be
buried Saturday. At the a 'msh 1use
this noon it was said tnat none of the
other inmates had contracted either
disease.