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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
ALMHOUSE INMATES
ATTEND THE INSANE.
Paupers and Lunatics Kept in the
Same Buildings by: Gloucester
and Salem Counties.

TRENTON, Jan. Ex-Governor
Stokes yesterday received from the
Board of Managers of the State Hos
pital for the Insane the annual report
of that institution, also covering the
county asylums in the southern part
of the state. Gloucester and Salem
counties are severely scored because
of abuses alleged to exist in the aims
houses where they have their insane
for the sake of saving the expense of
establishing regular asylums.
These places says the report,
ARE absolutely without %organiza-
ton, without adequate medical SUI
pervision and without nurses or at
tendants in any way qualified to care
for the insane. The only attendants
furnished by these counties are in
mates of the almshouse.
In Salem county both sexes were
found housed in the same halls, with
40 means of separation excepting
they be continually locked in cheer
less and uninviting rooms. Only one
bathtub is provided for the entire
number of patients of both sexes, and
this is also used by the women pau
pers. No hot water is furnished by
any purpose unless il is carried in
bucketS.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
.EPISCOPALIAN CHURCH
CLUB MEMBERS dine
Meeting Held at Trenton at Which
Best Methods for Forwarding
Work Was Discussed.

TRENTON. Jan. 12:-The annual
meeting OF the church dub Of the
Episcopal diocese of New Jersey took
place in the Trenton house last even
ing, when officers for the ensuing
year We're elected and routine bust
ness transacted.
President carpenter reported that
the club was i'm q prosperous condi-
ton and that reports from various
sections of the state we're to the eff
feet that the work done by the clue
was Of great aid 10 the Episcopal
church in general. These officers
We're reelected President, James
H. Carpenter, Burlington; vice presi-
dents, A. A. DeVoe, Spottswood. and
Rayard Stockton, Princeton; secre-
tary, William Dole. Burlington;
treasurer, John H. Broughton, Tren-
ton; assistant secretary. Cooper II.
Prickett Burlington; council one year
George S. Clay, Plainfeld; William
H. Brokaw, Trenton; II. J.. Hum
phreys, Camden, two years, Allen
Spooner, Beverly; Hon. G. D. w.
Vroom, %renton; Joseph Gales, Eliza
beth; three years, b. F. H. Shreye,
Camden; Archibald d. Russell,
Princeton; Francis Collingswood
Elizabeth.
AT the conclusion of the business
meeting, a dinner was served in the
colonial room of the hotel, covers be-
ing laid for AZ. The Right Rev. Bish-
op Scarborough, the Rev. Hamilton
Schuyler rector of Trinity church, the
Rec. DR.. Strother Jones, rector of St.
Michael's church; the Rev. j. X.
Brestle, rector of st. Paups church,
Camden, and the Rev. j. +. Ilmstead,
rector of Burlington Episcopal church
we're the guests of the club. George
Wharton Pepper, of Philadelphia,
read a paper on Church Clubs
Thank Offering to the Missionary
Fund" and General A. A. Woodruff
of Princeton had What Shall Church
Clubs Do?" as his theme.
Mr.. Wharton spoke of the church
extension work and referred to the
Richmond memorial missionary fund,
which is in commemoration of the
founding of the Episcopal church in
America at Richmond, Va, 900 years
ago. The anniversary will be celebra-
ted next year.
The church club of the diocese of
New Jersey was formed for the pur-
pose of promoting social intercourse
among churchmen in the diocese of
New Jersey and to broaden and in
crease interest in religious, moral
and educational matters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
is A VICTIM
OF THE ''REDS"
Chief of Irkutsk Police Falls Be-
fore Rebel ASsaSSinS RED
Sunday Celebration.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. PA spe-
cial dispatch from Irkutsk, Siberia,
says that Project of Police Dragomiroff
has been assassinated there by Il mem
Der of the revolutionist party and that
the murderer escaped arrest.
The demonstration of mourning plan
ned to commemorate red Sunday"
Jan. %, includes calling a two day gen
eral strike, beginning at noon Jan. q.
The reds of st. Petersburg are striv-
ing to force q conflict and a repetition
of the Moscow barricade of streets and
other features of the rebellion there.
The authorities, however, are ready
notice and scout the idea that anything
serious will occur.
The complete report of Count Won We
%rontozotf-D ashkoff, viceroy of the eau
casus, shows that the situation in
Transcaucasia is much more alarming
than outlined in the published state
ments on the subject. Portions of the
report indicate that the problem pre-
sented consists practically of recon
quering the whole country south of the
mountains. 1t also contains an urgent
appeal for re-enforcements.
Premier White at his reception of the
delegation headed by the mayor of st.
Petersburg which called on him to re-
quest a relaxation of the orders of the
project of police against meetings in
the interest of the electoral campaign
declared emphatically that the govern
ment would not go an inch beyond the
imperial manifesto in the question of
Transforming the national assembly in
to a constituent assembly for the pur-
pose of formulating a constitution and
will not tolerate any attempt TO do so,
which would make it a revolutionary
assembly and subject to dissolution by
the emperor.
The premier announced that the EN-
peror had not abrogated any of his au
tocratic powers and could still by an
imperial manifesto broaden, abridge
and even abolish the rights granted to
the people.
Premier White said that much was
expected of the Manchurian army in
the restoration of order in Russia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
GERMS BY THOUSAND
FOR JERSEY BABIES
Veterinarians Say Farmers Send
Out Unclean Milk to Customers
Fluid Shy on Fats and Solids.

TRENTON, Jan. 12:-People OF
certain sections Of New Jersey are
drinking milk containing from A.
600 to ~1,097,S00 bacteria to the
cubic centimeter, according to a pa
read yesterday afternoon by Dr..
l.. p. Hurley of Hopewell, at the
twenty-second annual meeting of the
Veterinary Medical Association Of
New Jersey, in room 100. at the Tren-
ton House. Milk containing more
than 10000 bacteria to the cubic
centimeter, it was stated, is a men
ace to public health.
DR.. Hurley's paper vas one of the
interesting features of the meeting.
He devoted his attention first TO
cleanliness in handling milk, and
showed that many farmers are I'M
clearly to a large degree in caring
for their milk. He insisted that at
tention should be paid to this import
ant matter and a reformation
wrought. The paper also referred
TO samples of Jersey milk that had
been tested and in many instances
showed less than nine per cent. of
fats and solids. The standard of the
state board of health requires that
milk shall contain at least ~ per
cent. of total solids.
DIR. Hurley presented a series of
o than a dozen bacteria tests of
milk from various sections of the
state and the result was the figures
already given. DR.. Hurley said that
the standard towards which all milk
producers should aim was not more
than 5000 bacteria to the cubic
centimeter, and 1875 per cent. of SOL
ids, of which AS per cent. should be
butter fats.
DR.. John Laddey of Arlington,
read a paper on Protection Against
tuberculosis in Stock He held
that greater care should be taken to
secure complete immunization from
tuberculosis. Professor Leonard
Pierson of Philadelphia, spoke on the
same topic.
Reports of the various committees
were heard and a discussion of mat
tiers of interest to the society was
held.
One topic of interest was the sug-
gestion that a bill be framed and sent
to the Legislature asking for the ap-
pointment of a state veterinary board
of health, as it was asserted that a
veterinarian vas better qualified to
decide what should be done with dis
eased animals than a medical doctor.
Committees will be appointed to fur
Their consider this proposition.
The officers of the association who
were in charge yesterday, were:
President, Dr.. T. Earl Budd, Orange;
secretary, DR.. William Herbert
Lowe, Paterson.
The next meeting will be at AS
bury Park next July. Various pa
pers will be discussed and a public
clinic will be conducted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
DR.. WHITES
APPEAL TO
S j D N S
per Russian Ambassadors
at Cornell Make
)yfiCa Model Government

kHACA, n. Y, Jan. 12.-Speakina
up THE Prospects For Freedom II
RuX STA" at the Founders day celebra-
tioV at Cornell university, DR.. Andrew
d. White, former ambassador to Rus,
siaA made an earnest appeal to all uni
versity students to fight for democracy
and to make the American republic a
model government for all the world.
dur own country said DR.. White,
lis Nnot without great and grievous
fau1E: The corruption that has been
engendsred by widespread devotion to
money n known to the whole world.
Fortunately we have free institutions
which alldV you to undermine and at
tack it. is not covered up and
shielded as corruption in Russia has
been. Promotion and fame come here
to those who expose and attack. l ap-
peal to you students to do all in YOU
power to fight the mel and things
which are a reproach to democracy
and to devote your thoughts and eff.
forts to making the American republic
a model of the best possible govern
ulCIt " dIl lHC MOlld III Il hdl DliSCA
of Il higher and better future not only
for Russia, but for mankind.
Mr.. Witte," continued DR.. White,
Gin my opinion is the only man who
could stand any chance of carrying
through Il reasonable plan for a new
order of things in Russia, of staving
off bankruptcy and of checking civil
a.. Ls-1 ,nat. tIn main indnnd
the only-chance for rational liberty.
1.-The old autocracy can never return
as a permanency, and it is not too
much to hope that progress toward lib
erty will be made in Russia somewhat
like that in France, which after a cen
fury or more of sterile revolutions
seems to have emerged into a peaceful
and respected republic. A permanent
republic in Russia can hardly come for
centuries. The idea of strong personal
centralized government is rooted in the
ordinary ideas of the people, even IN
their religious ideas, just as the idea OF
republican and decentralized govern
ment is rooted in the ideas of every
man, woman and child in the United
States. We have something similar to
the Russian feeling in Germany today,
where the vast body of people are re
publicans in spirit. but who feel that
the position of their country in the
midst of SO many strong surrounding
forces demands a powerful monarchy,
so that undoubtedly if the question as
to the form of government We're sub.
mitted in Germany today to universal
suffrage there would be an overwhelm-
ing majority f~orimonarchy with large
powers.' 3 ft7~ e
Mr.. White expressed his sympathy
and good will. which in his opinion all
right minded Americans ought to feel
for Russia in her present crisis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
ObSeuuies of DR.. Harper.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Private services
over the body of DR.. William r. Har-
per, president of the University of Chi
cago, We're held at the family resi-
dence. The body will remain in charge
Of the family until tomorrow, when it
will be conveyed to Haskell hall. on the
university grounds, where it will lie in
state until . o'clock in the afternoon of
Sunday, when the public funeral serv-
ices will be held. The interment will
be in lakewood cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 12.-1n the
role of chief caterer and head func-
tionary at the first freshman smoker,
which was held in Harvard union last
night, young Theodore Roosevelt prov
ed a great success. The large dining
room was crowded with members of
1909, and the evening was hilarious,
Roosevelt. as chairman of the smoker
committee, had to provide all the re-
freshments and entertainment, which
he did in q princely manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
Cause Of
Society,"
WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Gardner,
of North First street, entertained a
number of friends at a wedding re-
ception in Washington Hall last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, as
told in the NEWS, were married New
Years day, and they promised a
number of friends that they would
give a reception to them when they
returned home from "a wedding trip.
About one hundred guests were
present. Dancing starred at s o'clock
and was kept up until 1920 o'clock,
when the supper march was started.
1t was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner.
The tables had been set in the dining
room upstairs. They were beauti-
fully decorated with palms and cut
flowers. After supper dancing was
resumed and continued until early
this morning. Prof. Charles Stein
hauser's orchestra furnished the
music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
Auto STAGES for Montclair.

MONTCLAIR. Jan. 12:-Mont-
clair is to have an automobile stage
line for the convenience of those who
reside on streets where there is no
trolley service. The stages are to
make a circuit of the town, leaving
the Lackawanna and Erie stations
every fifteen minutes, or oftener if
the patronage should warrant it.
They will be similar in construction
and size to the electric stages run on
Fifth avenue, New York, and viii
convey twelve passengers each. 1t
is probable that special stages will be
run for the accommodation OF school
children at a reduced fare. The reg
ular fare in any part of the town is
to be Ice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
StOrmed White House Trenches.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-With the
aid of a Knickerbocker name and a
Republican badge, not to mention fem
mime graces of a happy bride, Mrs.
Henry Van Dusen of New York storm
ed the White House trenches, mesmer-
lied the doorkeeper and Gordian knot
of all red tape and enjoyed a delight
full chat with President Roosevelt.
appointment? Not a bit of it. l
showed that badge and said l had come
there to see the president. And saw
him." she said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
AGAINST SMOOT.
Petition is In as Bound Volumes
Contains Over a Million Names.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 12:-
ever submitted in the United States
senate is now being bound in a series
of forty-five volumes, each containing
the names of the signers for II
state. The protest is signed by over
a million names, members of the Ma
tional League of women's %organiza-
lions, and is directed against Senator
Reed Smoot of Utah. Each volume,
when bound, will be submitted to a
senator from the particular state in
which the protestants reside, with a
request to present it in the senate
On the day the committee on privi-
'eges and elections makes a report to
he senate on the Smoot case.
The protest for Utah will be in
trusted to Senator Sutherland, who
will vote in favor of Senator Smoot;
but if he declines to introduce it, the
Orotestants will ask the senator from
jome other state to present it, on the
ground that the right of petition
ought to be preserved to the citizens
Of Utah. Senator Sutherland, al
though favorable to Senator Smoot,
his colleague, will probably submit
the protest, saying as he does so that
il is submitted by request.
Senator Burrows, chairman of the
committee on privileges and elections
announced today that the hearings in
he Smoot case had been postponed
from January % until February 9,
o enable the Hon. John c. Carlisle,
counsel for the protestants, to be
present and inteTrogate witnesses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
Jail Birds Escape at Norfolk Fire.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 12.-Fire de-
stroyed the Norfolk Storage and Pea
nut company's three story cleaning es-
adjustment, adjoining the city Jail,
here last night. One fireman is reported
killed beneath a fallen wall. All jail
prisoners were marched out of the Jail,
and several escaped, among them Solo
mon Greenstein, who was being held
for federal authorities Oh the charge of
perjury. The loss will reach 100000.
Militia has been ordered out to guard
prisoners. Several were injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
New, John the Evangelist Has Arisen.

NEW YORK, Jan. PA report of
Manuel Paris. colporter to the Ameri-
can Tract society, states that in Ponce,
Porto Rico. Il false prophet has APP
peared, representing himself as the
spirit of st. John the Evangelist,
preaching in the villages of the district,
and that a great many people follow
him. At times he breaches some Bible
truths; at other times the contrary.
He commands people to follow him and
to wear three crosses hanging from
their necks so that Satan may not car
ny them away. In this manner a great
part of the country people follow him,
something like 5000 leaving their
houses and their labor. He announced
a service, and there met to hear him
about 10000 people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
IN GOOD CONDITION.
Finances of Our Saviour's Danish
Lutheran Church Reported.

The financial condition of Our
Saviour's Danish Lutheran church
was shown to be in a very favorable
condition when the treasurer's report
for the year 1905 was submitted at
The monthly business meeting OF the
church last night. The amount paid
Off on the mortgage during the year
las $500, which is considered highly
satisfactory.
The new officers elected at the
previous meeting were in charge.
They are: Thorvald Ernst, secretary;
Ole Nelson, treasurer; Heymar1
Thomson, trustee; and A. p. Hanson,
elder
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12

YONKERS, n. Y, Jan. 12.-Although
every effort was made to keep the mat
ter secret, it is known that a decree of
divorce has been granted to Mrs. Doug
las w. Caulkins of this city, who three
years ago brought a sensational suit
against Miss Mabel Secor of Dobbs
Ferry for $4,000 for the alienation of
her husbands affections.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
Murder or SuiciJef

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Philip ]. Duff
fy of the Long Island railroad private
police was found shot to death at his
post of duty in the Brooklyn yards.
The police believe he was murdered.
a few almost inconceivable circum-
stances, however, permit of the theory
AT Suirilp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
QUARTER CENTURY MEMORIAL.

The Following committee OF the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian church will take
charge of all members contributions
to the Quarter Century Memorial
movement and will forward the
to the headquarters of the So
ciety, to aid in the furtherance of the
commendable idea: The Misses Jen-
ME Peterson and Anna McClymont
and C. NJ. Macmillan. Much inter-
est in the idea is being taken by local
members of the society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-President
Roosevelt had a conference here with
some Americans who have property
interests in Santo Domingo. He sug-
gested that they could promote their
w interests and those of the United
States bv urging their senator's to as
sist in the ratification of the Dominican
treaty, which is pending before the
aeuota
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
LITERARY SOCIETIES MEET.

Interesting programs have been
prepared for the weekly meetings of
the High School Literary Societies
this afternoon.
The program for the senior-sopho-
more society is as follows:
Articles on current topics, Lulu
Durham, Edward Kinsey, Florence
G~arretson; humorous reading, Fred
Briggs; essay, Francina Craze; de-
bate, Resolved, That there should be
manual training in our public
schools" affirmative, Geraldine
Brown, David Wilmer, Sidney Hults;
negative, Edward Hanson, Mabel
Main, Paul Brand.
The junior-freshman ~society's pro-
gram is:
Articles on current topics, Felix
Bader, Rose Benisch; humorous read
ing. Arthur LaRoe; paper on an as
signed topic, Ira st. John; character
sketch of Napoleon, Julia McCreery;
defamation, Jetta Stacey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12

ITHACA. \. Y. Jan. 12.-The Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western rail
roads engine house here was destroyed
by fire last night, the estimated loss
being $4,000. Michael Purcell. the night
ward Waterman. was burned quite bad
ly while attempting to combat the
flames alone before the fire department
arrived
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
SAILED FOR X

Mr.. Geist and daughter, MISS
Geist, who have been in the east for
several months, Miss Geist having
been in this city with her brother,
sailed for their home in Mexico yes
terday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
SlcanI,nnt Ceases Trins.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. IT
The steamboat X. w. johnson made
its last Trip from New York Wednes-
Law morning. The ice in the river
interferred with the boats progress,
and had 10 be broken by the Trenton.
Trims will be resumed in the spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Jan. 12.-The ma
tional council of the Alpha Delta Phi
will be held in Portland, Me-. May ),
and 5 upon invitation of Bowdoin chap
ter and the Maine alumni. This will be
the first meeting in this state for forty
ypnrS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
10 Re Buried Tomorrow.

The funeral of the late John A.
Grimley. forty-three years old, of 24O
Madison avenue. will be held at ?
o'clock tomorrow, with interment in
Alpine cemetery. Rev. j. l.. Lancas-
ter officiating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12

SYRACUSE, \. Y. Jan. 12.-After
his sons had sidetracked one clergy
gyman who went to Manilus to marry
him Nicholas Van Patten, an eighty
year-old resident Of that village, was
married shortly after midnight in this
city to Miss Carrie A. Shelf, a school,
teacher. half his own age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
A SOCIAL.

The Danish NJ. E. church EpWortH
League will hold a supper in the
church February %, Washington's
birthday. A special committee is IN
charge of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
Father of weIIand Canal Dead.

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. Jan. 12.-
Il. r. Merritt. president of the I'm
perial bank and a well known Cana
dian financier. is dead here. He was
protector and builder of the Welland
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