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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
WOoDMEN-ATTENTIoN!

Your special attention is called to
our installation and banquet We'd
nesday evening, January 6, 1909.
Every Woodman is expected to be
present, witness the installation and
aelp rs to dispose of the good things
provided for the occasion.
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10, Wood
men of the World.
w P. Bradley, Clerk.
21517-1-5-2t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
N. J. Red Cross Meeting.

committee Of the New Jersey Branch
of the American Red Cross Society
will meet in Trenton at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. ]. L. Lam
caster, of this city, the state vice
president, will be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
GREEK CATHOLICS TO
OBSERVE CHRISTMAS

The Greek Catholic church in
Broad street will have a IL O'Clock
mass tonight. '-.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
Christmas Day, there will also be a
service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE is BURNED
,ecial By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
st. John, N. B., Jan. 6:-Fire de-
stroyed the provincial hospital for
the insane last night. The damage
Is $4,000. There was panic
among the 400 inmates and there
were many wild scenes. One was in
iured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Trenton, Jan. 6:-Daniel S. Voor-
hees. state treasurer of New Jersey,
and of the Red Cross, reported yes
terday the receipt Of $2,002.30 in
small sums from the people of the
state in response to the proclamation
of Governor Fort calling for relief
funds for the Italian sufferers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
NATIONAL LAUeDsy

King Street Telephone 256-W
The only up-to-date laundry with
modern appliances in the city. Work
done by hand IL desired. Prompt de-
liveries. Open $50 a. m. to s p. m.
LYDIAED & KILLLAN, Props.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Sayreville, Jan. 6.-The Township
Committee has appointed Thomas
Brown, of Perth Amboy. as borough
counsel to succeed Senator George S.
Silzer, of New Brunswick.
Mr. Brown is rising young lawyer
with Offices in Perth Amboy, and has
many friend here. His appointment
was decided upon at meeting of the
committee January /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
Ten Below Zero at Chicago.

Special by United Press Wire
Chicago, Jan. GA cold wave
causing a fall in temperature of over
fifty degrees reached here this MORN
ing. Ten below zero was recorded.
The local weather bureau has pre-
dicted a blizzard, probably lasting
two days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
An EmpIove of Front Street BonifaCe
Was a Helpless Witness
Of the Tragedy.
SENT HIS WATCH TO A FRIEND
Relatives and Friends Believe Pop
u|ar Lodge Man and Fireman Was
Mentally UnSound.

Ne E. Jensen thirty DID, proprietor the Rtan House,
shooting himself in the mouth a 32calibre
His health
lie rec to havep omrted him to suic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
RrickIaYers Hear RenOrt.

A meeting of the Bricklayers'
Union was held last night at which
a report of the state convention was
received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
COMMITTEE
DID NOT MEET
Mayor and Two Members Only
Ones at City Hall in
Relief Movement.
LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

Although there are thirty-fve mem
bers on the committee which Mayor
Bolschweller named last Thursday to
raise subscriptions in this city for the
earthquake sufferers in Italy, only two
appeared at the city hall last night to
attend the meeting which the mayor
had called for 80 clock, but at that time
there were none present. A little later,
Fritz Hoyler, member of the commit
tee, put in an appearance, and Charles
D. Snedeker, another member, who was
occupied upstairs, would have attended
if the session had taken place.
Mayor Bollschweiler waited until
nearly 9 oclock but no others arrived
The mayor said he had called the meet
ing at the suggestion OF some of the
members.
Whether another meeting of the com
mittee will be called, Mr.. Bollschweiler
did not state.
Treasurer Harry Conard, of the com
mittee, this morning reported the fol-
lowing contributions, to be sent through
ba Rod (trocc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
COLD WAVE DUE In
THIS SECTION TONIGH 7


Washington, Jan. Ga special
cold wave bulletin was issued this
morning effecting all the states east
of the Rocky Mountains. Very low
temperature is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Take your doctors prescription to
Sexton's drug store.
21532-1-6-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Rexall Emulsion Cod Liver Oil
good winter tonic soc. at Sexton's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Black & White sc. cigar at Sex-
toms P1532-I-6-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

An anchor to windward-an ad in
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Hair brushes and combs at s.
tons. 21b3z<
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
FRITZ H0YLER FOR
A LIBRARY TRUSTEE

1t was learned today that Mayor
Bollschweiler has practically decid-
ed to appoint Fritz Hoyler to the
library board, to succeed John w.
Beekman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Washington, JAM 6--Ambassad0t
Griscom wires to the State Departs
m ent that it is practically impossi-
BILE to telegraph from Messina. The
consulate at Messina is mass OF
ruins. The bodies of Mr.. Cheney
and his wife are buried under tons
OF debris It win neeessitate the
work of 200 men to excavate them.
Rome. Jan. 6.-Trustworthy English
and American merchants who arrived
here today from the ruined cities OF
Messina, Reggie and Catania declare
that typhus fever, typhoid and dysen-
terry are killing off thousands and that
sanitary conditions are appalling.
The number of patients is so great
that the staff of doctors and nurses is
inadequate to cope with them.
Hospital supplies, disinfectants and
provisions are not sent In sufficien r.
quantity owing TO the deplorable lack
of organization on the part of the med,
lcal and health authorities.
Americans here and in Messina arsy
amazed at the incapacity Of the Italian
officials to rise to the emergency. With
millions Of money at their disposal,
sent by sympathetic givers from the
United States, England and France, 10
seems utterly impossible to get sup.
plies where they are most needed.
Fear Disease May Spread.
1t is realized here that unless ener.
getic sanitary precautions are taken at
once the plague may spread far OUT
side the ruined districts.
According to medical authorities, ty.
phoid has been responsible for the
decimation of almost whole armies in
time Of war, and the exciting cause is
unwholesome drinking water and the
ingestlon OF articles UNIT for food.
Physicians here are inclined to think
that typhoid Is more to be feared than
any other disease in the devastated
regions. 1t was very fatal in the Cri-
mea in 1854, In the armies of the Unit
ed States during the civil Vasuald
again in the Franco-Germa9 Ta'r 81
t1s7O. Almost perfect condk1ons for its
propagation prevail at {fessina and
Reggie.
Hundreds Died of Neglect.
Hundreds of victims who ought to
have been saved after the first shock
of earthquake died of hunger, cold and
neglect owing to the confusion. Much
valuable time was lost. and the author
tiles overlooked many sclall villages in
Calabria and Sicily. which remained
for days unaided while the inhabitants
starved. Even cities to which the sur
vivors were conveyed, such as Rome,
are suffering from Disqualification.
Handicapped by low supplies, the au-
thorities in the stricken cities fear
that the epidemic viii get beyond their
control. II is even a greater menace
than starvation. Send supplies" 10
still the appeal.
Hundreds have died Of hunger.
Thousands have died of their injuries
before aid could reach them. Fully
80, 900 who were trapped alive in the
ruins have succumbed to wounds.
Temporary barracks will be erected
outside OF Reggie within the next few
days. Material win be taken from the
ruins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
Two More Severe Shocks.
cidl bv United Press Wire.

bpcCfdf " UU7ted FTt65 WUc,
Palmero, Jan. 6:-Two of the sin
recurring shocks since the initial
quake, the severest yet reported, ocr
Cured today. The survivors and
rescuers were thrown into a panic,
Half of the remaining walls in ths
city were thrown over.
Catania City was evacuated today
with the exception of the troops.
The evacuation Of Messina has been
ordered by the end of the week.
Another man was taken alive from
the ruins this morning. He had
been without food or water for nine
days. He was unconscious when
rescued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
QUEEN IN
STATE OEl
COLLAPSE
Wife OF Italian King Ordered
by Doctors to Stop Work
for Suffers.
HAS HAD HEMORRHAGE
Bodies of American Consul
and Wife Still Buried Un-
der the Debris.
MAY DECIMATE CHSSu
Typhus and Typhoid FolIoy
Quake and Is More Fear
ed Than Shocks.
MAY DECIMATE C1SS

Rome. Jan. 6:-Doctors advise
Queen Helena that unless she gives
up her work among the earthquake
a complete collapse Is in-
evitable. The queen is highly ner-
vous from overwork and loss OF
sleep. A hemorrhage followed a
blow received in the chest in the
hospital panic this week at Messins,
Since her return to Rome the
queen has not abated her efforts in
behalf of the stricken people.
The Italian ship Bayern, fitted out
with food and medical supplies by
Am bassador Griscom, leaves Ctvita
Vecchia tomorrow enroute for Mes.
sina. 1t cost $4,000.
The total relief fund from all
quarters exceeds s5, 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

Hot water bags from 75c to IS at
Sexton's 21532-l-6-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06

NO ADVERTISING-and. a little
later. NO STORE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-01-06
Z. S. Coasul's Body In Ruins,
pscfGI by United Press Tire.

Special bv United Press Tire,
Washington, JAM 6--Ambassad5t
Griscom wires to the State Departs
m ent that it is practically impossi-
BILE to telegraph from Messina. The
consulate at Messina is mass of
ruins. The bodies of Mr.. Cheney
and his wife are buried under tons
OF debris It win neeessitate the
work of 200 men to excavate them.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18

The new dog catcher In the past week
has killed 2S dogs. Many OF the dogs
caught were claimed and redeemed at the
pound but the above number paid their
own penalty.
Mrs. Lillian Eastman left Tuesday
night for Spokane, Washington, where
Mr.. Eastman located Q few months ago.
Rev. A. ". Yale gave lecture at the
Baptist church on last Sunday evening
ON Wharfage and Divorce" before quite
q large audience. The speaker thought
that our divorce laws are fashioned too
much tu comply with Divine law, and
that Christian believers and people who
are unbelievers should not be expected d
to be governed the same In divorce mat
teIs. He does not believe 10 either ex-
treme, 10 absolutely no divorces or d.
yorces for any one that should want one.
As preventive to divorces he believes
,here should be very strong laws regu.
lating marriages, anu that where d.
voroe is granted the party proven at
fault should be liable to severe penalty.
Rev. Yale asked for remarks or questions
from those Ia the audience, and Mr.. l..
A. Madison and others Joined 10 the die
cussion Of the subject of the lecture.
The Anthony Republican makes the
following plea for more social life, but
upon a more simple plan: There was
little social lite In Anthony last winter;
Those who usually entertain said they
could not 'sfford the cost aud effort. IL
may be doubted II the formal entertain
ments they had In mind are worth while;
certainly not when they sum q physical
or financial burden. But social life Is Tor
the well bt Ing OF the community and II
should be enjoyed. The simpler way is
the better way. A friend or two or q
few neighbors In for an evening. 0ames'
music, stories, cards are all needed. II
refreshments are served then apples, pop
corn or something Of like nature 10 suffi-
cient. Let US revert TO the simpler life
and get much more friendship and COM
radesnip out OF life. And while advocat'
Ing the simpler life, is there any good
reason why the school board or faculty
Of the high school should permit or en-
courage graduating extravaganza that
has obtained in the past9 With cut
flowers, banquets, plays, engraved invi'
tatiops and fussy clothes the COST per
scholar for the final exercise Of the sem
ior class Of the high school has averaged
right at one hundred dollars. The aues-
tion is not 60 much Of afordlng 1t, but Is
It worth while? Does 1t not develop and
encourage ex;ravagance and money es-
Inmates that are totally wrong and yet
may continue through life?
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18

MIRA Blanche Young will leave mex,
week for California where she Is to spend
the winter with Mrs Zimmerman
We waut first class salesman to cover
about twenty COMMITTEES In this part OF
Kansas. Give referen ces, age, married
or single, road experience In first letter
a. time ia short. Commissions paid
weekly.
BRIcE WILLIAMS CALENDER Co.
2t Kokoms, Ind.
Two houses for rent west Of Dodge
City near railroad and ditch.
2t ARCHIE T. KEECH
Sam Wilkineon made visit In Garden
City Sunday with his father who has
been sick at bis hoIe there.
Rev. A. W. Yale, ofLakin, will preach
sermon on "Marriage and Divorce" at
the Baptist church on next Sunday even
Ing, Mr.. Yale claims that this subject
has been talked about and leglslated
about without ever touching the heart Of
the matter, and he wishes to give his
own views regarding It,
A dollar show for Is. 25 aud 35 cents
is what. The Morey Co. gives.
Glenn Moore, who is getting into the
class OF the veteran showmeD 10 Dodge
City, closed The Nickel last week, after
purchasing The Princess and has been
having good houses there ever since.
This Ia a decided improvement Oh the
nickel show business in Dodge City. Two
houses are better thin three for this
sized town, and the two electric theaters
are now located close together so that
both can be attended by merely crossing
the street.
The Santa Fe had wreck at Plevn
between Hutchinson and st. John, last
Sunday morning. Passengertrain, num-
Der 9, q fast train went into the ditch.
The engine overturned and was imbedd'
ed in the embankment and all Of the
coaches but the last two Pullmans were
derailed. Engineer George q. Arnold,
Of Newton, was rather badly scslded bui
still escaped without permanent injury
He is one of the old engineers on this
line.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
The norey Co. guarantees entire salts
faction or money refunded.

faction or money refunded.
Miss Carol edwards, Of Wichita. who
for two weeks has been nurlinx her
aunt, Mrs. s. t. Williams, during her
recent illness, returned home Sunday
morning.
Some special good bargains in new and
used Pianos. We do organ repairing.
P, d. Young MUSIC HOUSE
Don't you need some new Silver, or
Cut Glass, TO brighten up that Thanks.
giving tinner table.
r. II. YOUNG,
Jeweler and Opncian.
For rent. - Furnished, my residence
from December /, 1909, to June !, 1910.
K. II MADISON
All poultry breedesr Of Dodge City and
vicinity are requested to meet at the
secretary's office Satu,d day afternoon,
Dec. Doth.
F. "A ETRIcK, Sec'y.
A marriage Ilcense WAS issued today
here to Mr.. Frank Howard Thomas and
Miss susan Ethel Taylor, both Of
Bucklin.
Rs Okilvy left last week for Kansas
City, Mo-, where he will practice law.
He has Offices 1911 Commerce Bldg.
H. A. Burnett, president Of the Nat
ional Bank of Commerce Of this place,
and Marshal joan Madden left last night
for O.kaloosa, Kan, where they were
summoned as witnesses In a law suit In
which u l., Painter Is Interested
Mr. and Mrs A. q. Barnett, aud her
parents who have been visiting here,
went 10 Great Bend today for a visit
with friends.
Judge aud Mrs. e H Madison have
gone to Oklahoma City for weeks
visit.
r A, Scates aud Judge Milton went to
o kaloosa, KAN, this week, where they
have a snit 10 the Jefferson county court.
Mrs Grace Anderson has been here
tnis week from Oklahoma for visit with
her mother Mrs. Hale.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18

G. L. Wing and his tafhg. T. A.
Wing are staying OF Santa Auna- Gal.,
this winter and may locate sh'rs per-
manently. They both like tbs climate,
and the country there.
Notwithstanding the inolemeni W. sthea
last Sunday, the pastor baptized ID CAR
didates and In the evening received II
persons into the Methodis' church. 4
number Of other candidates are ready
but could not be present last Sunday.
Cliff Markley is q very promising fsh-
ing pupil OF Dr.. Milton and W. c.
Crutchley. He went fishing with tness'
two veterans, and was carefully looked
after and coached by them, After the
day was over Msrkley became conscious
OF the fact that be had caught about NJ I
OF the fish that was worth saving, sBG
that his instructors had enjoyed verya
poor luck.
George Curtis, from the east end o
the county, was visitor 10 Dodge City
Monday on his return from trip to Rz--
leigh, North Carolina, where he was one
OF the represen from Kansas at the
Farmers National Congress. The Far
mers' National Congress has Interested
itself In the securing OF national de-
partment OF agriculture, the interstate
commerce commission, rural mail de-
livery and many other steps already TAX
en- ard Is now working on the LareeL
post and other matters. Mr.. Curtis en-
joyed the trip In the sonth very mack.
He was delighted with the southern hos-
pitality extended the visitors and saw
many places that interested him.
NThe season for quail shooting began
the first Of the week, aud 1t has been 81
muddy nince that time that the hunter q
have not made much of raid on thae
birds. The majority Of the farmers M
Ford county do not want their quail si-
led and the game warden is on the loes.
out so that the danger to the birds is nos
so great even II the season for killing
them is on. Years ago quail and prairiss
chilken used to be slaughtered by the
wholesale. 1t Is possible that there ara
some guilty Of "potling" quail yet, has
II 90 they are very careful to not gse
caught at It. A Kansas City man wkes
comes to Ford county to shoot chisksRss
and quail learned something about the;
Kansas game laws short time ago.
When he was going to get bis lieensR
some one suggested that he ge over thas
line and get 1t as = Kansas man ana hG
followed their advice. A man from eas
OF the state must pay SIS for . licensss
90 that he saved several dollars But 0ss
his return TO Kansas City he was piaRsGl
up by game warden and given Bicre
big fat fine. He was here this week ana
this time chad one Of those sl5 licenseA,
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
Go With A Rush.

The demand for lhat wonderful StOm-
ach, Liver and Kidney cure. DR. Kings
New Life Pills--is astoundinEtbe Palace
Drug store say they never saw the like.
lIs because they never fail to cure Sour
Stomach. Constipation, Indigestion, Bill.
iousne., Jaupdice. Sick Headache. Chills
and Malaria. Only 25c
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
Presbyterian Church.

The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be observed next Sunday morning.
At $3.50 p. m. the Brotherhood debate
postponed until then will occur. Sub
iect: Resolved that the divorce laws OF
Kansas are morally and scrlpturslly
wrong. Judge B. r. Milton aad Rev.
A. M. Eells will support the Affirmative,
Judge E. Il. Madison and L. 9. Groberty
win support the negative. Preaching q
1880 .. m. Theme; The Quistude Of
Paradise.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
smashss All Records .

AS an all.round laxative tonic and
'health.builder no other pills can eoa~
pare with DR.. KingS New Life E1lk.
They tone and regulate stomach, livsn.
and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen
the nerves; cure Constipation, DyspeB
sla, BiliousRess, Jaundice, HeadacAas
Chills and Malaria. Try them. zDc -
Palace Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
A Hurry 10 Can.

Quick! Mr.. pruggist-Quick!--A box
OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve-Here'sa quar-
ter-For the leve Of Moses hurry! Baby's
burned himself terribly-Johnie cut his
foot with the axe--Mamie's scalded-Pa
can't walk from piles-Billie has bolls-
and my Corus ache. She got 1t and soon
cured all the family. Its the greatest
healer on earth. Sold by The Palace
Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
Notice to Hunters.

No hunting allowed on any land own
cd or controlled BY Elmer Riley Or On
the Virginia ranch. "
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-18
Church Of Christ.

The Church Of Christ meet now at BOG
East Spruce Street at 1900 q. m. You
are cordial Invited to attend.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

brook canal and take up all out
standing water rights would require
an issue Of $is7.73s. and Of this
amount 1897. .4s0 would 20 back to
the present water right owners. max
ing the total cost for the purchase
Of the canal and Its franchises $780,.
256. Water rights under the main
canal are worth $50 an acre and
under the reservoir canal 325 an acre.
and by the purchase OF all the water
rights by the irrigation district all
Of the farmers In the Holbrook Val
ley would be placed upon an equal
ity. II the district was organized so
as to include 10000 acres. a bonded
Indebtedness Of $25 per acre would
raise 100000. and IL considered ad-
visable in the future to construct
reservoirs an extra bond issue OF
$3.50 per acre would raise $3.50. 900,
making a total bonded indebtedness
OF $3.50 per acre.
At the conclusion OF Mr., Kilgore's
talk r. w. Patterson made few re-
marks along similar lines, and ex,
pressed the opinion that the only
salvation for the Holbrook farmers
was the organization of an irrigation
district. The experience Of the farm
ers OF the Holbrook country during
the past year had demonstrated the
fact that something must be done and
done quickly. The loss to the Hol.
brook farmers last year on beets
alone was over S235 900. or nearly SO
an acre for one season on the terri
tory proposed to be Incorporated In
an irrigation district.
At the conclusion. Of the meeting
most of those present were thor
oughly convinced that the formation
Of an irrigation district was the only
way out. AS evidence of this fact
in another column of this issue will
be found a Notice Of Presentation
Of Petition" to the county commits
sioners in the matter of the proposed
formation of the "Holbrook Irrigation
District" The petition gives the
metes and bounds of the proposed
district and all land owners who are
interested are notified to be present
at the meeting with the county com,
missioners on Monday April 18th. to
present their objections II any there
be.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
new AUTOMOBILE 7.
RULES FOR 'O9
The following is the new code agreed upon for the
season of 1909 by the the Anti-Auto Pro-
tective Society. which has just held
its convention in the different
+ states in the union

l. On discovering an approaching
team, the automobilist must stop off
side and cover his machine with a
tarpaulin painted to correspond with
the scenery.
2. The speed limit on country roads
will be secret. and the penalty for
violation will be $40 for every mile ar
offender is caught going in excess
of 1t.
3. In case an automobile makes q
team run awey. the penalty will be
$50 for the first mile. 500 for the
second, 5000 for the third. ETC.. that
the team runs; in addition to the
usual damages.
4. On approaching a corner where
he cannot command a view Of the
road, the automobilist must stop not
less than 100 yards from the turn, toot
his horn, ring bell, fire a revolver,
halloo and send up three bombs at
intervals of five minutes.
5. Automobiles must again be sea
sonably painted-that is, SO they will
merge with the pastoral ensemble
, and not startling. They must be
green in spring. golden in summer,