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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
MORE HORRORS
FROM SIEDLCE.
A Refugee from Devastated Town
Tells His StOry--BrutaIity OF
Russian SOIdiery.

: ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. IA ref
ugee from Siedlce, interviewed here'
tells the following story:
Il was staying Saturday at the hu-
piecki hotel in Siedlce. Suddenly at y
O'CLOCK in the evening. | heard TWO
shots which We're at once followed by
Il volley. In Il few moments Il number
OF Jewish women and children rushed
into the hotel. pursued by soldiers.
"The shooting continued fer an hour
and then came TO un end. Then the
only noise from the streets was the
crying and moaning of the wounded.
At midnight several soldiers passed the
house singing martial songs. | learned
that troops had been searching houses
in an effort to discover two members
of the terrorist band.
ITO this end they went through the
Wiktorja hotel and pillaged the wine
room. They got drunk rapidly and,
coming out on to the streets, began
Wholesale murder and plumber.
AT ? o'clock Sunday morning ter
rorists who were defending a house
on Pienkna street threw Il bomb ut
the soldiers. Batteries were at once
brought into play and bombarded
houses on Pienkna and Warsaw
streets. The Kupiecki hotel, where l
was staying, was destroyed. Refugees
were fleeing through the streets, and
as they ran the soldiers were constant
ly firing volleys at them.
81 ran with the others and managed
to reach a church III safety. Here 300
fugitives, most of them wounded. al
ready had c~Ongregated. This was at 4
O'Clock Sunday morning. had passed
down ~Sokolowka and Polvwa streets
and found that the market place had
been burned.
"At the end of two days lack of food
and water forced the refugees in this
church to leave it. We made our way
through streets covered with debris.
There were many dead bodies and
wounded persons lying about. We
finally reached the village of Roskosz."
This refugee would not give his
name, as he feared persecution at the
hands of the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
UNIONS AFTER BANKER
Continued from Page IL

incumbency of the office, those who
put him in and maintain him there.
Resolved, That we likewise on
denim the hostility of Banker and
his political hackers to the use OF
voting machines, because of the re-
form of corruption and debauchery
of the electorate which they accom-
plish, realizing that wnen public Of
ficials are elected by can of cor
ruption funds contributed by selfish
corporations and handled by political
bosses, labor can never hope to real
ize its just demands or purposes at
the hands of the law making bodies.
We point to the attempt of the legis-
lature to foist on the state a free
antitoxin bill drawn in favor of the
antitoxin trust instead of giving the
people a legitimate bill as a glaring
example of what the trusts which
buy elections can accomplish through
venal representatives at Trenton.
Resolved, That we go on record as
opposed to traffic in votes, and that
we pledge ourselves to expose as far
as we can any such attempts in Perth
Amboy in the present campaign, de-
manding of the courts a strict en-
forcement of penalties against those
guilty of any corruption, attempted
or accomplished.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes, that they be published in The
Messenger, and that COPIES be sent to
all the newspapers in the county, to
Theodore Strong, to Senator Jack
son, to Judge Booraem, Sheriff
Church, Prosecutor Berdine and Hen
ry Banker.
Labor men resent the insult of this
man and they consider it a continued
insult to them that he is kept in Of
flee. They, therefore. serve notice
on Boss Strong and his machine
that until he puts Banker down and
out where he belongs they will have
none of him or his methods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
HAVE A TEST SUIT.
All But One Appeal Against Second
Class R. r. Property Withdrawn.

TRENTON, Sept. 12.-Counsel for
the various railroads that are taxed
in New Jersey appeared yesterday be-
fore the state board of equalization
of taxes and withdrew several hund-
red appeals against assessments made
upon the companies second class
property in New Jersey last year.
These assessments were made under
the so-called Duffield law, providing
for the taxation of such property at
local rates.
There was one petition not with
drawn. In that case the state board
dismissed the appeal, and this will
provide a test case to carry the mat
ter through the courts. The rail
roads assert that the second class
properties were assessed at a higher
percentage of true value than other
properties, and that the Duffield law
Is unconstitutional.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Red Bank Girls Secret Is Out.

Gene Carr, newspaper illustrator,
has announced the fact that on Aug
ust 90, he married Helen Stillwell,
of Red Bank, who under the name OF
Betty Vincent gives advice to thu
lovelorn in newspapers.
They have known each other fol
two years, during which time they
have worked in the same office, but
they kept their nan a secret from
their associates. None of their friends
knew anything of it until the bride
groom made the announcement.
Mrs. Carp's parents live in Rec
Bank, and We Informed of the mar
riage Yesterday. The parents of Mr..
Carr, Who live in the city, were let
into the secret also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
ASHES FILLING
JAIL DUNGEON.
Underground Apartment Used to
Curb 0bstrepsrOus Prisoners
Long in Disuse.
NEW BRUNsWICK. Semi.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 12:=
Warden Rogers and Janitor Jensen
yesterday began operations on the
filing of the old dungeon under the
county Jail. They are filling it with
tons of coal ash as that accumulates.
The old dungeon is a medieval
Idea that used to prevail in the days
when the Jail was built, in 1S4S. 1t
is located under the front end of the
mems corridor, and is boarded over,
while the remainder of the corridor
is covered with tagging. 1t was but
i%nfrequently used for the purpose for
| which placed there, which was to
subdue unruly prisoners. A trap
door from the corridor opens into the
first compartment of the dungeon,
and from this compartment iron
barred doors lead into the two cells
of the dungeon. each about ten feel
square, with floor of cement and
walls of brick. In the center of each
is a heavy iron ring, to which it was
formerly the custom to chain unruly
prisoners. There is a medieval as
pect to the place that is entirely out
of place in a modern Jail.
One of the last prisoners to be CIV
en- a taste of the dungeons horrors
was Agnes McCabe. 1t is said she
kept the Jail in IN uproar all night
with her screams.
Lately the hole got very Shiny and
unsanitary, as much of the water
from scrubbing the floors seeped
through. So when Janitor Jensen
was cudgeling his brain to determine
how to get rid Of his ashes, Warden
Rogers thought of the dungeon.
Twenty-Five barrels were emptied in
to the place yesterday, but it will
hold many more befOre filling
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
FOR BEACH BOND
The Residents of Asbury Park Are
Willing to Spend $3.50, 900.

ASBURY PARK, Sept. 12:-De-
spite strong opposition in the annex
ed district, Asbury Park yesterday
voted to issue $150,000 beach i'm
provement bonds.
! The money is to be used for the
construction of ~ietties, a new free
pavilion, new bath houses and the
continued development of the beach
front. The measure was carried by
175 majority.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
COW ATTACK THEM.
When Child Incurred Anger of
Calls Mother.

TRENTON, Sept. 2.-William
Ayers, a C~rosswicks farmer, and his
little son, Lester, were severely
trampled on and gored by a herd of
cows yesterday Willie driving the ami
mails from a field to a barn.
The child sought to hurry a calf,
when the mother attacked him and
threw him a considerable distance
with her horns. The elder Ayers
went to the rescue Of the boy and he,
TOO. was attacked. He was knocked
down, sustaining a broken nose and
other painful injuries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

The beauty bee is a money-maker.
1t moneys" up ones thoughts; it
sweetens ones life; it's nectar on
ones words, and drops, sip by sip,
into ones heart when HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is used. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents. Sections drug
store, 70 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
SUPREME CASTLE, x. G. E.
Annual Session to be Held at Atlantic City
in October.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. IA
special committee from the Grand
Castle of New Jersey, knights of the
Golden Eagle, consisting of Grand
Chief William B. Kirby. of Bridge
ton; Past Supreme Chief William H.
Ruff, of Manasquan, and Past Chief
William S. Hewitt, of this city, met
here and completed arrangements for
the annual session of the Supreme
Castle of the United States. which
will be held here October 8, 10 and
IL.
Headquarters wer established at
the Wiltshire, on Virginia avenue.
ande the business sessions will be
held in Odd Fellows hall, on New
York venue
REMEMBER THE PRIMARIES
SEPTEMBER %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Cadets to Meet.

Secretary Harry Comings, of the
Westminster Cadets, has called a
meeting of that body in the armory
at 1870 O'Clock tomorrow night.
Business of much Importance is to be
transacted, and a large attendance is
expected. The cadets will assemble
in citizen clothes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Third Ward.

County Committeeman Matthew
Hanson and r. A. Peltier have call
ed a meeting of the republican voters
of both polls of the third ward for
tomorrow night. The meeting is to
be held in Dana hall, and it is under
stood that the different delegates will
be endorsed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Third Ward De.nocrats.

A meeting of the Third Ward Dem
ocratic Club is to be held in Wash
ington hall at s o'clock tomorrow
night, mt which time the different
delegates will be decided on. Notices
have been sent out and a good at
tendance is assured. The first and
second districts of the third ward
will be present at the meeting tomor-
rpus uirby
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
NOTICE.

Take notice that | shall not be re-
sponsible for any debts incurred
from this day by my wife, Jessie
Kirby, unless they are incurred with
my knowledge and consent.
HARRY KIRBY.
3S96-9-12-5t@#
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

Mary had a little lad
Whose face was fair to see,
Because each night he had a drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sections drug store, 20 Smith street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
PERTH AMBOY TRUST CO.

is a legal depository for the funds. of the State
of New J ersey. the County OF Middlesex and Is
also a depository for the municipal funds of the
City of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

IHE MAN OF WEALTH became rich be-
cause he had the strength of CHARACTER TO save
us first dollar; If he had spent all he made he
wonld nave missed the opportunity to make his
saving something. The Perth An, bow Trust co.
offers the first step to wealth. Open an account
with one dollar at the PEI tn Amboy Trust Co.
We allow you interest at three Der cen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
Sixth Ward Meeting.

An enthusiastic meeting of about
fifty of the prominent republican vot-
ers of the sixth ward was held last
night in Alderman Schultz's Gale, on
Hall avenue. The committee had Sc
lected the men to act as delegates
for the different conventions, and
after a short address by Chairman
Larsen the nominees were vote don.
This morning their names could
not be learned, and it would seem
that they are not be made public I'M
til they are filed on the fifteenth of
the month.
Secretary Hans Miller had the pro-
posed delegates file their names, af-
ter which the meeting was adjourn
ed. No Offices are to be filled in the
sixth ward this year, and only the
county, city and congressional dele
gates were considered. The registry
list this year shows a total of us,
which is an increase over last years
number, and two polling places may
be instituted in that ward next cleo
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

Subscribe tor the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12

REMEMBER THE PRIMARIES
SEPTEMBER 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-12
NAMING CANDIDATES.
Continued from Page -

Van Pelt, Charles Mckenzie, C. c
Christensen; for school commission
er, l.. c. N. Brogger, Sr., w. P. Brad
ley, G. R. Fletcher.
The name of e. B. Walker was one
of the names on the list for school
commissioner, but as only three could
stand and Mr.. Walkers name being
in the minority, it had to be dropped.
Some of the men present last night
spoke of another ticket being on the
ground this year, and said that hav-
ing so many names on the ticket at
the primaries might hurt the party's
cause. He vas informed by the chair
man that although there was a split
in the republican party this year,
the members were ready to take a
chance on the result.
A general discussion took place af-
ter the meeting, which was we'll at
tended.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

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bus Sinh unb Die Miltter paren 9es
rcttet. Sas ainb mar Der lpdtcr
10 berilbmt 9eipprbene Safer bon
Hublanb, Geter Der 8robe.
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~eeiporben iinb, Elm, iolde 81 peroen;
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nerben.
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idon itarf beripii6t lit, Iieiert folgen'
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a1or hent latarirnbilnr.

Sic ruiiii6e Yrin5eiiin Sopbie
lieb ii6 pom Sodumtb b~inreiben.
einen Nufrubr Der fdiierlihen 8arbe
gu erregen uub indte auf mngere6te
@eiie tbr Gnieben 5u b~ebnupten unb
i6ren Stiefbruber. Der fir Den S6ron
beitimnlt mar, 81 ermorben. Die
&oiierin flob nit ibrem nod gan3
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9loiter, pel6cs einige Mleilen bon
WioSfau entierut lit, 6ier glaubte
tie, neroe ibr &ino ii6er fem. Ser
Gufentbalt aber iuurOe eutoedt unS
Elm miitbenber Saufe itiir8te aui lie
5u. Sic &aiIerin na6m i6r Sinh
nno ilob in Die aIoiters &apeuc. legte
baS Sinh 81 8iiBen elmer SilOi6ule
Der @otteSmutter. 6ier ernnrtete
tic Die M6rber, Die niht LANCE aui
iid narten lieBen. Nfit Dem Aufz
aebpte i6rer gnn3en araft riei liz
linen 81, baB ole Strafc pcs Simz
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Ger falfd5e mmh Der ,uabrr
Mttftnnar.

Der &aiier bon Sapan lieB emit
ben Nnter Neder, etnen Seiuitcn, SIT
It'd rnfen unb iaste 5u ibm. Gage
mir i'm 8ertroiien uno i6 qelobe
Dir. Did Niemanben 9sreis al aehen:
@laubt ibr Wtilionore uirflih an
Die Sebren. ipelfe ibr prebiat? Sb
bahe meme MillionGrc rufen (aiien,
babe lie anfseforSert, mir aufrihtig
gu iasen. mas Tie bon ibren eiocnen
2ebren oenfen; bd bdben tic mir
offen 9eitanben, baB Mues, mas lie
bns @olf lebrten, blob elm @cnebe
bon llneereimtbeiten unb 2iise Iei.~
Safer Neder pies MN auf einen
@~rbslobus bin, ipelder im j3immer
oes &aifcrs itanb. unb eriufte i'm,
er mo6te Die greite beg Sseana
meifen, pel6en er burdieselt babe,
I'M 81 linn 5u fommen, unb ,er
moobte oann feben, tpas er, be.
Wiiliondr burh bieie &eiie eetpon>
men. ODER fir 8etpinn boffen fonnte.
Define Miiitondre", fiiete er BEL,
limb reid, gliidli6. sea6tet unb bas
ben iehes iroiide @itt, odS lie riins
ihcn fSnnen. Sd baeeaen babe
Iaes berloren, nm gu gud an fom,
men uno gnd bieie Sebrsn Su pers
fiinoigen; iaee mir MN. o 8aiierl
mare es moelif). bab i6 10 biele
0tiiben unb @efabreu u~nternomms,
bate. ipenn i6 niGt bon Der 8aBrs
belt nnb Hotbpenbisteit meiner 9I.
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fpdre?" 90 iprefsn Die fntboz
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