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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29
PROGRAM OF
MUSIC GIVEN

A special musical program was
rendered at both morning and even
ing services at the First Baptist
church yesterday, under the direction
of Ernest S. Hilsdorf, organist. At
the evening service Clarence Temple
ton, of Keyport, sang solo The
choir sang the anthem, ''In Heavenly
Love Abiding in the morning, and
in the evening, "Oh, Worship the
Lord" and How Long Wilt Thou For
get Me?''
More than 10000 people in this vi
cinity read the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29
CONTINUED on page 2.)

Peoples theatre, 26 New Bruns-
wick avenue, big show, opens tonight
for the season.
1OS34-7-29-fts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29

The only way to meet competition
g Ia advertise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29
Hurt at P. A. Dry Docks.

John Curry, of Commerce street,
had his hand badly cut at the Perth
Amboy dry docks this morning. He
was attended by Dr.. G.. w. Tyrrell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29

Furnished room ads usually initi-
ate newcomers into life in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29
Who Renders the Clerks Their First
Aid in the Struggle for Wednesday
Evening at 9 O'clock.

The following letter was received
today by Mr.. E. B. Walker, Tx
1chairman Of the retail clerks, VII
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-29

This is the age OF pupncity.-AC
vorti1e.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
SANTA CLAUS WAS LONG
ON PROSPERITY RAID"

Washington. Dec. 2s.--Each OF the go
newspaper correspondents and the "
congressmen here has received from some
unknown Santa Claus copy OF Chanvc'-
lor Days book THE Raid on prosper
,'Iet us" one said. make glad the
heart OF the negro elevator boy
Accordingly tho boy received from INC
man with bright idea nicely wrapped
hool, with the compliments of the season
lie accepted it with profuse thanks, un-
wrapped n and found II To he copy "t
sThe Raid on Prosperity"
An hour later. while he was turning
over the pages I'm a vain search for pic
lures another man entered the elevator
ana handed him a nicely wrapped book
and A merry Christmas" The boy open
ed IL and found copy OF THE Raid on
Prosperity"
They kent coming az half-hour inter
walls All the rest OF the day
Last evening the boy said 10 ono Of h's
IA ssenRcrs
"pcre we're spoudcuts am rowful fond
a. resdin' bit dey oin' Got no variety N
dey tssteA'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TOAST
GRAND MASTER RUGG

During the evening solos were effective
ly rendered by Sir Knights John Young Of
New York. Among those present at the
gathering were: Right Eminent Grand
Commander Charles l.. Litchfield of the
grand commandery of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. Very Eminent Deputy
Grand Commander John u. Munroe Emil
nent Grand Generalssimo Walter w.
Burnham. Eminent Grand Captain Gen.
eral James s. Blake and Grand Lecturer
Robert L. Spencer of the grand COM
mandery of Massachusetts and Rhode
Island; also the Most Worshipful Arthur
III. Arlington. grand master OF the grand
lodge OF Rhode Island. r. and A. NJ.
COLoRED MAsoNS.
ST. Paul commandery. No. 3. Knights
Templar. assembled at the asylum, NO.
as Weybosset street. at 30 a. m. yester-
dav. and with guests held its usual
Christmas exercises.
The grand commanders toast was re-
sponded to by Very Eminent Grand Gen
eralissimo sir Jacob L. Cain Other toasts
were responded to in regular order by
p c. Sir John u. Young. +. G. Sir Ohio
Boone. p. G. Sir Kingston Clarke. Z. {.
Sir George IT. Young, p. c. Sir stephen
Watson. r. G. Sir Robert n. Minton, Sir
Richard benson, Sir John Williams, and
Eminent Commander Sir Walter V. john
son. Benediction was pronounced by T.
C.. Cir Anthony Walker.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

lost no time in improving t. Both feet
struck Samucls squarely In the stomach
and sent him reeling 10 feet away. where
he dropped with moan into the gutter
IL was two or three minutes before he
got back his wind. but when he did the
game was to be played without further
trifling. Manning was still sitting on the
authors head and when Samuels cafe
back from his sudden jolt they took Tar
ldngton and tumbed him into the carriage
In heap.
Home" asked the driver
Home, fiddlcsticks." said one OF the
officers. Drive to tho station house"
Five minutes later Harrington was In
the station house. bat he refused 20 an.
swcr any questions from the turnkey
while the charge against him was being
placed on the slate. After consultation
Il was decided TO charge him with re-
slsting IN officer and other contemplated
charges were dropped.
Under promise that he would go homo
he was released on his own rrcognzance
lie did not appear In court. but a friend
who said he had been trying, 10 get into
communication with him. but had failed
asked the court 10 continue the case til
Saturday. and this was done
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

What was probably the largest Christ
mas gathering OF Knights Templar IN
years met at Freemasons hall for So
cial, dance and banquet last evening. over
1900 persons were present, members OF
four OF the communicates being among
the number Toasts were received from
45 Communicates OF Rhode Island and
Massachusetts,, and during the banquet
the toast from Grand Master Henry war
rem Rugg was read as follows;
ITO all knights Templars: Greeting and
good wishes. May we together hear and
heed the Christmas message of love and
service May our beloved order OF Chris
tian chivalry express I'm the lives or all
true soldiers OF the temple the princi-
pies and teachings OF Him whose advent
brought the new gospel OF life and nap
piness 10 men. The sentiment or TINS
ioyous season is the soul OF Templary-
love and service the watchwords or our
strong brotherhood. Let us pledge our
selves anew to our honored institution
which witnesses 10 the wisdom. the falth
and the works OF its founders. and is to-
day blessed ministry OF fellowship and
cheer. mighty force in the work OF
the world. and a potent factor IN JUS
advancing civilization.
The toast was responded to with toast
..ro our Most Eminent Grand Master
Henry Warren Rugg, with the love, re-
spect and cordial support OF lI2'Vco loyal
Sir knights.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
PRETTY GIRL
NEVER KISSED,
SHE DECLARES

Boston, Dec. 26.--Miss Martha Nanv
gle. pretty, never has been kissed. she
admits II. and she is equally emphatic
I'm declaring that she does not intenu 10
be kissed. at least not until--well, she
saws that out in Great Falls. Mont
where SHE came from, girls are never
kissed until they are engaged.
Miss Nangle's security from Boston
gaIlants Is not gained by secluding her
charms either. for rain or shine she
never walks less than 10 miles a day.
Her theory Is that walking is good Tor
the complexion, and her own is proof of
IL.
She came 10 Boston to study music
and hopes TO put her training into prac-
tice in a conservatory IN her old home
next wear A winsome blonde OF the
Gibson type. Miss Nangle walks dsuy
from City Point, South Boston. TO Malta :
pan square Dorchester. and return but
She does rot believe i'm OVERRIDING even
good thing. and so limits herself to ~
mile jaunt day.
Some girls could stand more, | sup
pose" she says, land most of them NOT
so much, but II these Boston girls would
walk more they would not have such
muddy compilations. Walk up good
circulation Of the blood and YOU have ac-
complished wonders toward having a
good complexion. but without exercise
lassitude takes possession Of the system
and the skin, as well as other parts ot
tho system suffers. Especially during
the winter months walking is the best
nossihle exrcise IL the Boston girls
could see the girls In Great Falls they
would want to walk all the time
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
RESIDENCES RANSACKED;
VALUABLE BOOTY TAKEN

$50 I'm the evening TO fix tho furnace fire.
ON entering the house she did not as
cover that the house had been entered
until at 10 o'clock. when she entered the
dining roem when she noticed that one
of the windows was gone She became
frightened and without waiting to make
search Of the house for the thief who
she was certain was within and because
she could speak no English and depended
only on her sister, returned at once TO
the lattcrs house and told her or her
fears.
The sister telephoned 10 Lieut.. O'Neil
at the Central police station and he In
turn informed Lieut. Robblee OF the Third
station OF the supposed robbery. With n
squad OF officers the lieutenant went TO
the house. but found no window open and
no one within. He thought that the tel
ephone message which had been sent 20
the Central station had come from Good
wins house and supposed that whoever
had sent Il had perhaps been knocked
Unconscious by the discovered thief. Tie
gained entrance into the building by
smashing n pane OF glass.
When Miss Olsen arrived she found that
lnothing had been disturbed except on the
SECOND floor where the bureau drawers
were found 10 have been pulled out and
ransacked Since Miss Olsen did not know
whether any valuablcs were I'm the rooms
before the visit OF intruders she was uu-
able 10 say whether anything was stolen
or not. IL Is evident that the thief was
| frightened from the house by the return
of Miss Olsen.
The following articles were later found
| To have been stolen from Mr.. Goodwn's
residence:
Roman gold. blue enamel brooch. d
nearly square fiat brooch, amethyst In
centre; blue enamel brooch. very small
diamond in centre; l.. q. l.. +. chatelain,
watch. plain case. hands sets with rhine
stones. ladies' gold ring, set with pearls
aud turquoises. about five each; ladies
gold ring, moonstone: ladies' gold ring
pearls and turquoises. three each, SO
crosswise; crescent pin. IL pearls: fla
bracelet, plated, set with a blue and gar
net stone, all valued at approximatel
$50
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

The residences OF Frank Il. Bailou at 10
Laura street and that OF William Goo'
win az "a Stimson avenue were ehtettn
Yesterday by one or more thieves anu
ransacked and considerable NalnanD
nropcrty was taken away. Both tanhnes
were absent from their homes ~hch 'ue
robberies were committed
From Mr. Ballou's residence we're tahe"
the following articles valued at ABOUT
s-sO. waltham hunting case watch tnn
property of Mrs. Ballou; small INK chah
which was attached to the watch ana q
diamond brooch pin. also the prCperV y,
Mrs. Ballou; a gentlenans golo ulamohl
shirt stud. ,. carat diamond. belonging
10 Mr. Baliou: silver purse, oeionelub
10 Mrs BaIlou; lady's Roman gold neck
lace. also the property OF Mrs. Bailou' l.
tcasr,ons l2 orange spoons. six indivio-
nal butter knives. with the letter
engraved on each; one potato spoon, large
tomato spoon. four small teaspoons, SIX
large tablespoons, one berry spoon, t"o
small orange spoons, six individual pu'
Ter spoons OF different styles. The latter
we're valued at $50. The thieves also Sc
cured $50
po,h houses were entered by pryins
open a window and IL Is evident that th'
thief when inside worked SYSTEMATICALLY
as the sleeping ard dressing rooms 'I
the second floors were thoroughly scarch'
ed and only the articles OF most value
taken.
The fact of the break into Mr. Baliou
house was discovered soon after $3.50 la.
evening when the family had returned
Word was telephonod TO the Seventh po
lice station and TO Deputy Chief lnspee
tor Nickerson. Capt Matthews OF IN
Seventh station was soon on the scene
together with sergt. Potter Of that sta
ficn. The officers made an investigation
but were unable TO obtain the Slightes
clue 10 tho robbers
When Mr.. Goodwn's family left nom
yesterday the house was left In care
3 Swedish domestic. Edith Olsen. who q
IL o'clock In the forenoon after ten
porary absence revisited tho house an
Then went 10 the house at 13l Eroadwa
70 spend tho day with her sister. return
ing again TO the Goodwin residence
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

MEETINGS TONIGHT.
General Teamsters.
Machinists' executive board.
Marble Cutters.
Sheet Metal Workers.
MACHINIsTS.
All returns have not yet been made, but
as far az IL is possible TO see at present.
the affair recently given by the Machin-
lists union at Infantry hall will prove
one of the greatest financial successes In
the history Of that organisations many
affairs Full returns are to be completed
at the meeting OF the executive board,
which will take place at the Labor Tenn
pie this evening.
For the first meeting in January high
ly interesting time Is assured. AT that
meeting the recently elected officers are
TO be installed An elaborate program ~
being arranged. The new officers, IN the
main, ar the same men whose term eX-
pires next January. At tho election held
. short time ago a new trustee was
elected this being practically the only
change in the entire list of officers
CARPENTERS.
one week from Monday evening there
1 is 10 be held the regular open meeting OF
| the Carpenters union. The special fea'
| lures OF this mccting will be an address
| by noted speaker from Boston. enc
| the regular installation OF the now on
| GERS OF the organization. This Is always
| an interesting matter. and undoubtedly
large numbers OF the union carpenters
| viii be attracted by tho affair.
! IN OTHER CITIES.
| Organized labor won a signal victor!
| at Fort Worth, Tex, by electing a tlcke
| from top TO bottom which had been Sc
lected by trade unionists co-opcraunl
! with other interests In the city. n unioi
printer and the president of the centra
labor body were among those chosen
Every other successful candidate realize
he owes his election 10 organized labor
is a proven friend OF the movement. an
the charter this set OF officials Is TO ad
minister Is aaid TO be n model OF lts kind
This charter was adopted at an clccuo
held q month previous To the regular cat
election. and but for organized labo
would have been defeated.
In view OF the recent proceeding
against the Machinists union. the fol
lowing may be OF interest as showing TN
stand taken by other Judges I'm the matte
OF picketing
A man who was doing picket duty 70
the Machinists union at Seattle has bee
| adiudged guilty OF contempt OF court bs
caus,, he carried banner on the sire,
/ near the shops where the strike existe'
The court had issued AT Injunction II
straining members OF the union from "
tinIdating wouic-bc strike hrcakers.
The strikers had the right. said On
! court 60 sndcaNor by peaceahlc pefsus
-io, Go keep workmcn away from N
piant but II was not conSidefed that ca
r,ing the banner was pcaecanle persa'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
HARRINGTON, THE AUTHOR,
FIGHTS TWO POLICEMEN

Indianapolis. Dec 26-Booth Tarking-
ton. the well-known Indiana authos.
played the role of Monsieur Beaucairc
early yesterday with couple OF po-
lice officers for opponents and his feet
and fists for weapons instead of
sword.
He made one of the gamest fights. the
officers say. that they ever participated
I'm and ono OF them Is llmpng around to-
was In bed for several hours as "A con-
sequence OF a kick IN the stomach from
both tho authors feet as he lay on the
ground with another officer sitting on
his head
About o'clock call was sent to tho
police station from near Washington
street and Capitol avenue. the voice at
the telephone saying that a riot was in
progress and the officers should hurry.
When Detectives Manning and Samuels
reached the scene two men ran away.
leaving Harrington and friend. who was
vainiy trying TO induce the author 10 set
INTO a waiting hack and so home. The
detectives added their voices 20 that OF
Tarkington's friend. but he was obdurate,
The officers then showed their badges
and ordered Harrington to go at once.
This angercd the author and he began
20 abuse the officers, calling them names
and threatening destruction 10 both il
they laid hands on him.
Not wishing 10 use their clubs on such
n noted head. the game became one oi
pushing and showing toward the hack
while Harrington iet blows from his hs'
and from his feet hy In every direction
Many OF these were warded on. as the
nufhor was not sure OF his aim: but some
OF them fell with telling force upon the
heads and bodies OF the Officers
7'hcn there Was clinch aud the three
rolled npOn the ground. Manning sat on
Tarkingi0n's head and was holding ~ %
The mud when Sarnuels approached "
take hold of the authors feet.
That vss Tsrkinstons chance and nc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
District Court Notes

Peter Kicrnan. 81 wears CID, in district
court this morning pleaded no; guilty "a
assaulting David 8 Frazer and was held
In s20 surety for trial on Tuesday Kier-
nan vas anxious TO explain. but the court
refused 70 allow him to DO 50. saying tina,
ne would have ample opportunity % do "a
az his trial
Frank Martin and William Tighe, who
were arrested Yesterday on Dclaluc
street az sturdy hcggars. pleaded not
euilty in district court this morning and
wsfc held in s1p each for trial on Tues
day
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
EAST PROVIDENCE

rbere gre thousands Of persons who
have not secured their presents from
santa Claus this morning. but evidently
will before tomorrow evening. ior there
are wagon loads OF packages mt the post
Office that are to all outwar appear
ances from Santa Claus, VIII" has APP
poin,ed Postmaster Robinson as his as
sistane who with his assistant. will de-
liver the packages as soon as possible
Never in the history OF the onice mas
there been such heavy Christmas Inaai
and Mr.. Robinson and his clerks, Messrs'
O Blien and Ccrydon, with the carriers
have dcne all that was possible to deliver
all mail that was possible before yester-
| day morning. IL Is possible that some
| of the packages will not reach their des-
tlnation before Saturday afternoon.
WILL SEND DELEGATIONS.
delegation from the business men OF
this place attended the funeral OF Alex
| ander Munro. which was held NJ MS iate
residence, 40 Pilman street, Prowdence'
this afternoon at O'Clock and Reliance
| lodge OF Odd Fellows. az which the oe.
ceased was a charter member. also sent
! n delegation, and the leaves wore from
among the older members OF the lodge
Mr.. Munro. while we'll known here az a
business man. has always madc MS hon''
in Providence.
oTJp RESIDENT PASSES AWAY.
Mary A.. widow OF James Hayes, who
was one OF the old-tlme residents OF TINS
town. died At the home OF her son. Jahe'
Hayes. Is nthong street, Tuesday wher'
her funeral will be held tomorrow atter
noon al O'Clock
MINOR MENTION.
The bowling team OF Enterprise camI
OF woodmen Win go TO the city tonigh
and stack up against the team IRON
What Cheer Camp.
rra.srni,v .nra rnprnent ~ odd Fellow
Nh elect eHicers for 1915 this evening
The leading nauor saloons N this soc
ton closed. according 10 their usual Gus
tom at ? oclock yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Hon Augustus Wilson, the governor OF Ken
tucky lawyer by profession born Maysve KY
I lS46 He the of Hiram Wilson and was carefully
educated at institutions finally graduating from Harvard
He studied Boston and finished his legal
studies Louisville KY where he married Miss Mary Ekn i'll
July 1877. While standing high his profession Gov Wilson
has always political affairs and influential i'll his
party He the four Republican national conventions
as delegate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Hook and Ladder 10. the new company
on Point street. was remembercd yesttI
dav with boxes of cigars by ~. V,
ODonnelI. druggist. at the corner oi
Point and Friendship streets; h. H--M ca ga
YER druggist, at Point and Frienosnll
streets. and y. =. Willlams, narness oeai'
or al Cranston and Winter streets.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

A horse attached to delivery wagon
of the shepard company left standing on
O'Neil street about IL O'CLOCK yestetuay
away. The animal turned sharply INTO
Veazle street. tipping the wagon over
and throwing the driver TO the street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

The members OF Engine company NO.
Is were remembered by their friends on
Christmas Day. Capt. Hall sent IN
liberal quantity OF ice cream; +. Il Bal-
cigars came from r. G. Longfellow.
Councilman Sears. A. J. Sanborn and Jo-
seph Samuels, and pipes and TOBACCO
from Thomas III. Farley.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

sion. but partook of the nature OF in''nni-
oIt'v II would take rather forctble stre.cn, y,
ing of the imagination TO see Jus. mv~ ,,,rc
rarrying a banner partakes oil the na'"i0
OF Intimidation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
CITY NOTES

An overcoat. n watch and an emblem
valued al 1850 and 375, the property OF
Nathaniel Sprague, chief engineer on ti.e
tug Columbia, were stolen from that ves-
sell on Tuesday night
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Samuel Gentle. OF 207 Atwell's avenue
reports that within the past week DIZZY,
Gle valued at $40 and wearing apparel
valued al 81 was stolen from a storcroom
used by his wife. Grace Gentle.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Antonio Faudette was elected from the
Empire theatre on Monday evening by
SneciaI Officer Timothy Arnold, and ne
is alleged TO have made a pass at him
with a knife. Yesterday morning he de-
MED the charge and waived examinatlon,
Hc was bound over TO the granu !urS III
500 his father becoming hts surety.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Hiram Doughty. 1sos Broad street, re-
ports to the police OF Station that so
was stolen from his vest, which Was
hanging i'm his bed room between ana !
u. M, on Dec "a.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Charles Jackson, 33 years old, became
suddenly III at his home, Elniwoou ana
PARK avenues Yesterday morning, ana
fell unconscious 10 the floor. An ainpu,
lance from the Rhode Island hospitai
was summoned and the man removed 70
that he was suffering from hemorrhage'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

While George Ward OF II Moss street,
Westerly. slumbered at the Union station
here between l2:45 and 1l5 on Chrlstnlass ,
morning. somebody made off with his suit
case. He SAYS IL contained liquors valued
AT Sl3 and a white linen table cloth. his
watch. valued at SIS, was also stolen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Charged with the serious. offense OF lar,
ceny from the person and possession o,
Timothy Riley. Thomas J. Radigan faced
Judge Lee In the Sixth district court yes,
terday morning denied the charge. anu
was held In 5000 for trial Dec III. Ac.
cordiny To Capt. Cannon. hiley wen,
home carly Yesterday morning ana iounn
Radigan and woman sltting on his front
stems lie demonstrated. and then ne
saws that Radigan jostlcd him around the
sidewalk. Radigap and the woman thrn
departed. and Riley missed his watch. tic
made n report az the Third station: ana
I'm less than an hour. patrolmen Fisher
and Farley arrested the pair. When the
man Was searched al the statioh INC
watch was found I'm his poSsessioh'
D
Charles sullivan of Sll Westmnstei
street reports that 81 was stolen from nm
while he was In Hovcy's lumber yarc
last evening by four strange young mei
| I'm whose company he was
Louis Goldsteln reports that last nlgh
| someone broke a window In his store a
| asi South Main street who got away VIII
four pairs OF shoes valued AT $3.50
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26

Inspector Sessions of the Central police
oid IN Tho outlet company's store on
Weybosset street Tuesday evening ana
had her before Judge Lee In the Slx'n
district court yesterday morning on
charge of shoplfting. ard she was hneo
$50 and costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-26
IN THE FIELD
OF 60 LABOR

labor Edso -D~moe