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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-04
Local Artist Forms Glasses.

Mrs. A. NJ. Baker is arranging
classes of pupils who desire instruc-
ton in water colors, oil painting,
drawing charcoal and crayon-a and
CHINA decoration. School children
who Join the classes may meet for
instruction Saturday afternoons. Mrs.
Baker will receive orders for Christ
mas work from now on. Prices to
accommodate everyone.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-04
For Sale.

A good dairy ranch 112 miles from
Main street, Grangeville. A good
house and other buildings, fruit etc,
and lots of spring water. Part pay
ment and time and terms to suit.
Price S3,750.00 Call at Globe
Office. so.
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will occupy the F. M. Becker house.

WIN OCCUPY the +. NJ. Becker house
MIR. and Mrs. John Schueller came
home Friday from their visit east.
They have been gone about six weeks.
Quite a number of people attended
the sale of A. Beren's property Sat-
urday. II. c. Quigley was the
auctioneer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-04

saw mill is again at his duties in the
high school.
The o. d. d. S. gave a very
good program last Thursday evening.
I he evens will give one Thursday OF
this week.
The October report cards are due
this week and parents should ask for
them if they have not already seen
them.
The pupils of the third grade cele-
brated Hallowe' en- on Friday after
noon. Ask them about it.
William Squibb and Nora Shearer
are new pupils in the mixed grade
this week.
We are just beginning the third
month of the school year.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-04

To get the news get The Globe.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-11-04

For Sale Second hand organ in
good condition. Enquire at Globe
Office. 48tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
DALTON WON'T
DROP NAME
OF CONvERY

The first committee session of the
100 Board of Aldermen was held
last night in the council chamber at
city hall, and number of matters
were discussed.
Alderman-at-Large Voorhees, said
this morning that only the business
OF city affairs had been talked over
and that the matter of appointments
had not come up. When asked If he
thought that appointments would be
made Monday night, he said that he
did not know.
A reporter called on Alderman
Cannon, who returned home from
Port Jervis. N. Y, yesterday after
noon. but Mr.. Cannon said that he
did not attend the meeting last night.
A report gained circulation that
Alderman Dalton would withdraw
the name of Cornelius Conyery
for collector of revenue In the inter-
ests of democratic harmony, but
when Mr.. Dalton was asked about
this, he said he would not withdraw
Convery's name.
In regard to appointing a janitor
for city hall, it is understood, the
board ras agreed that William Hart
will not be removed
A man in position to know told
NEWS reporter this morning that. at
tee, held in the sodffies Z Of aeT5Hnt.y-
Chairman Joseph E. Stricken, Thurs
day night, as told exclusively in yes
terday's NEWS, a committee of three
was appointed to see Aldermen Gar
land and Dalton and ask them to
withdraw the name of Cornelius Con-
very for collector of revenue
The speaker also said that one
night recently a number of promi-
nent local men made wager of S100
against smaller sum that Cornelius
Convery would be the next collector
of revenue and that William Fuller
ton would be the next street COM
missioner. The latter is the present
incumbent
After Assessorship.
The appointments for the three as
SCISSORS are closely contested. At the
present time there are five Jewish
business men seeking place.
Harry K. Golenbock has been en-
dorsed by the Hebrew Progressive
Association. The First Perth Amboy
Hebrew Mutual Aid Society, the Rari-
tan Club, Perth Amboy Hebrew
Sheltering Society, the Independent
Congregation Shaarey Tfiloh. The
following are also being doomed by
friends: Max Gibian, Nathan Roth,
A. Grenbaum and Herman Philo.
The other two appointments will
it is reported. likely go to G. Doug
las Fraser and Joseph Massopust.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
Victim Was Hurried to Office Of
Dr.. TyHelI Who Extracted
Bullet With X-Ray.
HER QUICK MOVE SAVED LIFE
Jumped Aside When She Heard Re-
port and Bullet Entered Right Arm,
Working Way to Elbow.

Mrs. Mary Sabo, of 81 Grace street
had a narrow escape from death
about 10 o'clock last night, when g
pistol which Steve Bolosh, one OF hei
boarders was cleaning, and which he
did not know was loaded, was acci.
dentally discharged. The bullet en-.
tered her arm just below the wrist
and worked its wav up to her elbow
Mrs. Sabo, was at work in the real
of the kitchen cooking something tc
eat, and Bolosh was at the other end
of the room cleaning the weapon
1t was pointed toward Mrs. Sabo, and
as he turned the barrel around by
pulling the trigger, it was dis
charged.
Mrs. Sabo stopper back when she
heard the report and, as she did so,
the bullet struck her in the arm,
just below the wrist, and the fact
that she moved out of the way just
in the nick of time is all that saved
her life.
The injured woman was rushed to
the office of Dr. George w. tyrrell,
on State street, and he probed for
the bullet for some time. He could
not locate it, and finally decided to
use the X-ray machine. He then dis
covered that the bullet had worked
its way to place above the elbow,
and had embedded itself in the flesh.
DR.. Tyrrell extracted it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
POLICE SEARCH
FOR LEADER OF
PLUNDERBUND

1t has been decided by the police
to hold Daniel Wolford, Charles
Stegweret, and Kazimer Mazelosky,
who were arrested by three different
people, until Monday night, so as to
give the sleuths further chance to
catch willie the Robber," the al
legged leader of the gang.
Russell Watson, of New Brunswick,
the assistant probation officer of
Middlesex county, was in court this
morning, and was satisfied with the
arrangements, and two of the boys
will be taken to New Brunswick
Monday, and will most likely be sent
back to the Jamesburg reform
school, from which they are paroled
prisoners.
Wolford is newcomer here. His
home is in Kingston, N. Y, and the
police will decide between now and
Monday whether 1t would be wise
plan to send him to New Brunswick
and keep him at the expense of the
state, or to give him his fare to
Kingston.
When the patrolmen went on duty
last night, Chief Burke told them to
keep an eye open for Willie the
Robber" and. about O'Clock, a re-
port reacned police headquarters
that the leader had been caught, and
was D61ug H5Iu rrr- ~1rv,--,s-~---csi.- = II ~
street Patrolmen 6hultz, Jensen
and Quinlan and Roundsman Morris
went to the place, but the report
proved false. Other false reports
were run down, and Patrolman l.. G.
Jensen searched the barn owned by
s. Fine, in North Amboy, as he heard
that the .'Robber" was asleep in that
place, but the youth had not been
near there.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Burke
secured a written confession from
Mazelosky in which the boy stated
that he and other members of the
gang had robbed many places and
that ''Willie the Robber," who has
been in court many times, on differ
ent charges, was the leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
CAPT. DANNER
GIVES UP SWORD

The installation Of officers Of the
Westminster Cadets took place last
night. Retiring Commander John A.
Danner installed the following Off
GERS: Captain, Leonard Wait; lieu
tenant, Harry e. Comings; orderly
sergeant, Albert C. Krogh; quarter
ly sergeant, Earl Barnes; quarter
master, Albert Krogh; adjutant, John
M. Damgaard, and corporals, Louis
Garben, John NJ Damgaard and
Frank Minkle. There are five cor
porals and the other two will probab-
ly be installed at the next meeting.
The retiring captain, John A. Dan
ner, in a brief speech, turned over
his sword to Captain Wait. At the
business session 1t was decided to at
tend the installation of Major James
Dandy Post, G. A. R.
The reorganization of the execu-
tive board took place and refresh
ments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
Mrs. Charles Jones Badly Hurt
While Sitting in a Wagon
Yesterday.
SHUT IN ON CROSSING
Two Stories as 10 How the At.
fair Occurred Nearly Cost
Two Lives.
eATETENDER GIVES HIS SIDE
Says the Wagon Was Moving Rapid
ly and Attempted TO Cross
Before ths Train.
SHUT IN ON CROSSING

serious accident was narrowly
averted yesterday at the Washington
street crossing of the Central and Le-
high Valley railroads, when Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jones, of Carson ave-
nue., attempted TO cross.
The story Of the affair, as told by u
relative OF MIR. Jones, is that the
couple were seated in light de-
ssivery wagon, driving east on Wash
iington street. AS they approached
the railroad the gates were up and
they drove on. When they were
about in the middle of the crossing
the gates were suddenly lowered,
shutting them in on the tracks.
AS a train was due, Mr. Jones
whipped up his horse and drove
against the east gate. One Of the
gates was Slightly raised, just per-
mitting the horse to pass under.
The other gate struck Mrs. Jones,
severely bruising her right ankle, the
force of the blow breaking the gate
about half way. Mrs. Jones is trifle
lame, and uses brace about the left
foot, which saved the left ankle from
also being injured.
When the young gateman, who was
in charge Of the tower when the acct
dent occurred, was seen today he said
that Mr.. Jones was driving at a
rapid pace east on Washington
street. He could not see the ap-
preaching rig, owing to the line of
buildings. He says he proceeded
to lower the gates for northbound
train and they had nearly reached
the ground when the wagon, con-
tanning Mr. and Mrs. Jones dashed
under the gates on one side, and
before he had time to raise the east
gates, the rig crashed into it
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
EAGLES HOLD
INSTALLATION

Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1856,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, held an
important session and installation
last night. Two applications for
membership were received.
State Deputy Worthy President
James Mccarthy of Jersey City, as
sisted by Grand Conductor Freyberg,
of Jersey City, installed the officers.
The aerie has membership of 265.
Plans were discussed for attend
ing the opening of the new home of
Camden Aerie No. 65, February IL.
The delegation will go from here by
special car, with a band. They will
have their new uniforms by that
time and expect to make a good
showing in the parade.
:. After the meeting speeches were
made by State Deputy Worthy Presi-
dent Mccarthy, Grand Conductor
Freyberg, Grand Trustee Thomas c.
Hayes, of Newark, and the new Off
GERS.
The officers installed we're; past
worthy president, l.. Burt Moore;
worthy president, Dennis ]. Flynn;
worthy vice president, Louis Smith;
worthy chaplain, Eugene Gibney;
worthy secretary, Arthur M. De
Mers; worthy treasurer, Edward J
Switzer; inner guard, Thomas Lu.
cas-; outer guard, J. c. Gallagher;
worthy conductor, George s. Walker;
worthy physician, J.. s. Hay; and
trustee for three years, John Dun.
ham. Following the installation re.
freshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
DISMISS CASE;
ANOTHER BEGUN

Arguments which lasted over an
hour took place in police court last
night between Lawyers James S.
Wight and Joseph E. Stricken, in the
case of the State Bottlers' Associa-
tion against Dennis Donovan. on
charge of using a beer box belonging
to the association. The case was
dismissed because of the way the
complaint was drawn up, although
Mr. Stricken contended that it was
correct
A new complaint will be drawn
and the case will be heard next FRI
day night at O'Clock.
When the case came up last night,
Mr. Wight, attorney for Donovan,
moved that 1t be dismissed on the
ground that the complaint had not
been drawn up correctly Recorder
Pickerseill read the law from the
book and he was of the opinion that
Mr. Wight was right, but he thought
comma or semi-colon had been left
out In printing the book.
Lawyer Stricken thought that the
recorder had decided in favor of Mr..
WSeht so he said he would draw up
another complaint. Mr. Wight said
that he had twenty-four hours in
which to answer the complaint, but
Mr.. Stricken said the warrant would
be served at once.
While Mr.. Stricken was drawing up
the new complaint, one of his wit
nesses disappeared, so the new case
will not be tried until next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
Chief Mullen Will Recommend
System Whereby Taps Can
be Sounded Automatically.
FROM POLICE STATION
Apparatus Would Cost ibaut
$4,000 Alone, But less With
Police Call System.
NEW HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK
These, Together With New Hose
and Other Articles, Are
Badly Wanted
NEW HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK

At the meeting of the new Board
of Aldermen Monday night, Chief
Eugene Mullen, Of the fire depart
ment, will, in his annual report. ask
that q number of important features
for the benefit of the department be
looked into by the city fathers. and
that number of improvements be
made.
Chief Mullen, will ask among other
things, that an auxiliary system be
placed in police Headquarters,
whereby in case of fire when it is
necessary to call up police head
quarters before the alarm is turned
in, the sergeant al the desk, will sim
ply have to press q button and the
alarm will ring The idea is TO have
a sort of switchboard placed at police
headquarters and connected with the
alarm system.
People call up police headquarters
in case of fire, frequently, for many
reasons. A box may be out of order,
or they may not be near a box, or
they may have telephone in the
house, and they notify the sergeant
at the desk that a fire has ExQken
out. The sergeant, at present, has
in turn, call up and have the alarm
turned IN. Win the SNstnm that he
will suggest, this will be done away
with, and. as soon as the sergeant is
notified of fire, all he will have to
do is to press a button for the alarm
box nearest the fire.
This system it is thought. would
cost about 81, 900, If it had to be in
stalled alone, but If the aldermen
grant the request of Chief of Police
burke for a call system, then, If the
Another Truck Needed.
Chief Mullen is also going to ask
that the city purchase another hook
and ladder truck If the aldermen
agree to purchase a new truck, a
company, which has already been or
ganized in North Amboy. will be
sworn In and the hook and ladder
will be sent to that section of the
city.
At least 1900 feet more Of new
hose is needed, as well as numerous
small articles, such as coats, lamps,
and other materials. Chief Mullen
will ask for more fire alarm boxes, one
of which he will request be placed at
Woodbridge road and Inslee street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
ID. WOMAN
IN MYSTERY
AT HARRISON
Special bY United Press Wire:

NEW YORK, Jan. 4:-The third
side of the old triangle tragedy, two
women and a man, was revealed to-
day with the introduction into the
Harrison murder mystery of a second
woman, known as Georgia who is
said to have appeared at the Brook
lyn home of Theodore Whitmore soon
after the body OF the latter's murder
ed wife was found in the lamp black
swamp of the Passaic river the day
after Shristmas. With the introduc-
ton of the latest character the net of
c1rcumstantial evidence appears to
De Tightening around Whitmore, who
hourly threatens to break down un-
der the ordeal of the third degree ex-
animation by Jersey officers. Wit
nesses were found today who assert
ed they had seen Whitmore and the
woman together many times and this
was the subject of many quarrels be-
tween him and his wife.
Can account of the solving of the
murder mystery will be found on
page today)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
YOUNG WOMAN
SCARES BOLD
ASSAILANT OFF

A young married woman reported
at police headquarters this morning
that, while on her way home last
night about 6:45 o'clock, she was at
tackled by a young man.
The woman said that she was
walking along the Central railroad
tracks. between New Brunswick ave-
nue. and Washington street, when a
man suddenly sprang at her. Before
she could call for help the fellow
placed his hand over her mouth, and
threw her down. She kicked him.
and started to run away, ;. but he ran
after her. He caught her again be-
fore the woman got very far away,
and she then began to scream and
the man took to his heels.
A description of the man is as fol-
lows: about twenty-three years old;
fairly well dressed; wore an over
coat; height about five feet five
inches; light hair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
FOUR YEARS IN
MARINE CORPS

Carl Johansen, who formerly lived
on Fayette stree, this city, and who
in December, 1903, enlisted in the
United States Marine Corps, has been
honorably discharged and is spending
few days as the guest of Birden
sen has been all over the world. He
has Just returned to the United
States from Japan. He was in China
two years ago and before that in
Panama, the Philippine Islands and
Cuba. Inducements were made to
him to re-enlist, but he has decided
to stay out Of the service for the pres
ent at least. He will settle in this
city or go TO Springfield, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
MAN SLAIN AND BODY PLACED
BETWEEN RAILROAD TRACKS tn
HIDE TRACE OF THE CRIME
Autopsy Furnishes Startling Theory in Mystery Surrounding Dead
Italian Found Near Grasee Thursday Wounds and Pool Of
Blood and Noises Of Alteration Also Significant.

clan Mord said that the man was
dead when the train struck him.
There was pool of blood 200 feet
from the tracks. The detectives
working on the case found an open
razor and penknife near the tracks.
Some Italian women living In a
nearby settlement recalled having
heard sounds of an alteration about
1890 o'clock that morning. A let
ter found in the dead mans pocket
was written by philippine Belarro in
Italy to her husband in this country.
The letter expressed the hope that
the husband was enjoying prosperity
here. 1t is believed that the dead
man may have been Belarro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL
AT TOMS RIVER DINNER
specia, to the EVENING NEWS.

TOMS RIVER, Jan. 4;-Congress-
man B. F. Howell was one Of the
guests at the annual dinner of the
Board of Trade here last night. The
banquet was held at the Ocean
House. Mr.. Howell spoke on the
chances of government appropria-
tion to dredge Toms river next year.
Senator o. H. Brown, of Lakewood
and Spring Lake, gave some points
on the proposed state improvement
to the channels between the head of
Barnegat bay and Cape May, as well
as the proposed canal at Point Pleas
ant to connect Squan river and Bar
negat bay. Judge James f. Minturn,
OF Hoboken, Senator William j. Har-
rison, of Lakewood, and Assembly
man B. H. Crosby, of Tuckerton,
were among the invited guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 4:-The au-
topsy performed on the body of the
Italian found lying between the
tracks of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit railroad, near Grasmere on
Thursday, showed, so the authori-
ties declare, that, instead of being
killed by train, the man was mur-
dered, and, after the crime, the
body was placed between the rails
to throw off suspicion.
The body was gashed across the
neck, from ear to ear, and there
were five cuts on the chin and several
on the forehead. Coroner's Physi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
TENANTS ORGANIZING TO FIGHT
HIGH RENTS; MASS MEETING
IS PLANNED TO VOICE OPINION
ne Uccupanfs Of Flats in Large Tenement Houses Are interested
IN The Movement and They Demand Reductions
Of So or 81 Per Month.

The tenants of twenty-five of the
largest tenement houses in the city
are about to for an organization to
hight high rent rates. Jack Robbins
is at the head of the movement. as
sisted by number of friends. and
with the cooperation of the tenants
or nearly every large tenement house
in the city.
A meeting was held last night and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
CEMETERY TO
BE THE SECOND
LARGEST HERE

A cemetery which, it is promised,
will be the second largest in this vi
cinity, is soon to be laid out on the
northerly side of the Metuchen-Am-
boy road, at point just east of the
Hebrew Mutual Aid Society's bury
ing grounds,
Engineer Morgan F. Larson is
drawing sketches for laying out the
huge tract, which is for the Holy
Cross Hungarian Catholic church, of
which Rev. L. Perenyi is pastor.
There will be numerout driveways
and paths. The ground is generally
being laid out into family plots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
Funeral Of E. C. Richmond.

Funeral services for E. c.. Rich
mond we're held at his late residence,
50 Rector street, last night. Rev.
James H. Northrup officiated. The
body was taken on the 1926 O'Clock
train this morning over the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to his former home at
East Haddam, Conn, where services
will be held and interment will fol-
low. Undertaken Ferd Garretson ac-
companied the body as far as the
grand central depot in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
ODD FELLOWS RENAME
VIM. RANKIN TRUSTEE E

At a meeting of Lawrence Lodge,
No. 62, l. o. o. F., last night. Will
liam Rankin, whose term as trustee
had expired, was reelected for three
years.
The installation of officers will
take place Friday, January II. Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Henry
Tetrault and staff, of Elizabeth, will
install.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
Wood Case Adiourned

The three young men arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detective Ser
geant Huff and Patrolman Long, on
charges of cutting trees at Maurer,
were released on bail last night.
This morning when they were ar
raigned, the case was adjourned until
Monday night. as 1t was not known
on whose property the trees had been
cut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04

a mass meeting is planned for next
week in Washington hall, and Mr..
Pankin, a well-known speaker from
New York is to be here.
The object will be to have the
rents decreased to the same figures
es in 1903 and 1904. Since those
years they have increased at an aver
age rate of SO and 81 per apartment.
so the leaders of the agitation assert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
IS
NOT GUILTY
BOISE, Idaho. Jan. 4;-The Petit
bone jury returned verdica of not
guilty today.
For New Ice House.

Work OF stalking out the ground
for the new Dorsey ice house on Sec
ond street was started yesterday. II
the insurance company will accept
the risk, the Dorsey firm will put up
frame building covered with cor
rugated iron, but If they will not,
then the firm will put up brick or
cement building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
ALL READY FOR
THAW'S TRIAL
Special BY United Press Wire:

Special BY United Press Wire:
NEW YORK, Jan. 4:-Everythine
Is now in readiness for the beginning
of the second trial of Harry X. Thaw
for the killing of STANFORD White Oh
Monday. The prosecution has call
ed six witnesses for Monday. 1t is
not expected they will be needed un-
til the jury is compiled. They are
persons who will prove the actual
killing Of White.
In this connection the new trial
will differ but little from the first
The state will then hold great mass
of its evidence for introduction in re.
buttal.
Thaw's lawyers have had theil
final conference with him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
TROOPS GUARD
STREET CARS
Special by United Press Wire: i:

Special By United Press Wre:
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 4!-With
three battalions of the Indiana Ma
tional Guard on the ground and the
arrival of one hundred strike break
ers from Chicago today, the street
car companies began running care.
Troops were detailed to ride on the
cars and were ordered to shoot to
kill' If violence was attempted.
Sympathizers of the strikers showed
anger at the appearance of the
troops, but no violence has been at
tempted as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-01-04
ROBBED BY BOY
HIGH WAY MAN

While on his way to a store this
morning, Wakefield Kant, the young
son of William Kant, of Market
street, was held up by boy on Smith
street and some money was taken
from him. The police were notified
The young thief spent part of it,
but his mother said she would make
good the loss.