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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

Captain I. Van Albert, of the To-
cal pilot office staff, took examinations
as q pilot before the Pilot Commission
Examiners yesterday. He is one OF the
oldest pilots in the service.
Thor Lodge, No. 46, Danish Broth.
erhood, last night completed plans for
the annual Fastelawn celebration in
Washington hall, Sunday afternoon,
February 26.
The scheduled meeting OF the
Gibson Mandolin Club for last even
ing at the home OF Hans Miller, In
Washington street, was postponed
until next Tuesday evening.
The members OF the Elite Jun
Tor Orchestra are holding rehearsaIs
weekly for the recital that will be
given by them on the evening of
March 8, in Dana Hall.
"A business meeting of the Ep-
worth League of the Danish M. e.
church will be held tomorrow night
In the chapel.
"A meeting of Dana Relief So
ciety will be held IN Dana han to-
night.
Goodwin Association will meet
tonight.
Court Amboy No. So, Foresters Of
america win meet tonight in Forester
Hall.
"A meeting Of Miadlesex Council,
il. O. Y. Al NJ. IS scheduled for to'
night IN Moose hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
MAN NEARLY
FROZEN IN SNOW

Patrolman Durham found an I'M
known man buried in the snow and
nearly frozen near the cable works
shortly before midnight last night. He
sent in q call for the patrol wagon at
eighteen minutes to twelve but it was
not unta 1885 that the apparatus ar
rived on the scene. In the meantime
the lastly falling snow covered the
man more and more and it was with
difficulty that he was placed in the
wagon when 1t arrived. He is now at
police headquarters awaiting a hearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
The BUDGET OF
N. BRUNSWICK
Total for 1911 Foots up to
$40, 300 as Adopted.
speosal % the RYENrNa NEWS.

SRS1s0t 50 INC AZ A4sfkef ~ ~ ~ rvs
New Brunswick, Feb. 15:-The
budget for the year 1911 footing ur
$140,S00 was adopted by common
council last night. Last year ii
amounted to $4,000. but this total
was afterward changed by reducing
the appropriation for police from
$4,000 for the extension of Nelson
street, $1,000 for Raritan hose
wagon and 5000 for the Sewerage
Commission, making the real total
$138,100.
The total amount appropriated
for city purposes is s~240,706.95 as
against $~230,420.94. In addition to
the special appropriations the bud
get includes s~37,941.21 for sinking
fund bonds, s56,605.74 for bond in
terest account, and $500 for the
public library. Last year these
amounts were ~$36,361.21 for sink
ing fund bonds, s4S.299.73 for bond
interest account and $500 for the
support of the library.
The Increases.
The following Increases were
made in the amounts appropriated
last year: Street lighting, $4,000;
fire department, $4,000; officers
salaries, $3.50; support of poor,
$1,000; cleaning and extending sew
ers, $3.50; board OF health, $500;
advertising and stationery, $1,000;
police, $4,000.
These reductions were made:
Parks and Fairgrounds, $500;
new hose, $1,000. The a%ppropria-
ton for Industrial expansion of
$500 was cut out, also $500 for
fremen's parade, which is not held
this year. $4,000 for the fire alarm
system put in last year and $1,000
for a smallpox note.
Budget In Detail.
The budget for 1911 as adopted
last night Is as follows:
Street lighting. s25,000; street
department, $4,000; fire depart
ment. $15.500; police, $27,5O0;
officers salaries, s19,65o; support
of poor. 1920; public buildings,
$4,000; repairing. cleaning and ex-
tending sewers. $1,000; incidentals,
$4,000; board of health, $4,000; adj
vertising and stationery, $4,000;
Decoration day, $3.50; district court,
$500; parks and Fairgrounds,
$4,000; new hose, $1,000; repairing
streets, $4,000; public band con-
eerts, $500.
An ordinance was passed on first
and second reading providing for an
increase OF $500 in the salary of the
city attorney who will now receive
$4,000, and for a paid fire chief and
assistant to receive salaries of
$1,000 and $500 respectively. The
paid chief shall devote his entire
time to the fire department and be
responsible for all the apparatus.
The two chiefs are to be appointed
by the mayor and confirmed by
council. Should the council fail to
confirm his appointments he is to
name new men. The chiefs must be
f1remen who have served five years
in the department.
Michael Egan was appointed
truant officer at a salary of $50 a
month to aid the board of education
in getting truants into school. The
petition of the merchants on Church
and Peace streets for twenty flaming
arc lights for "a white way to- cos
-. GOO. the city paying $500 yearly
thereon, was granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
SERVICE
PORT OFFICER NAULTY

Captain Cove of the steamship In.
dianapolfs, and the local pilots, are
very grateful to- DR.. G. w. Naulty
Jr., who as federal health officer
aided them in landing fully twenty
four hours earlier than they would
have nuder ordinary circumstances.
They will undoubtedly send a letter
of appreciation to him.
The indianapolis came in last Fri
day and DR.. Naulty passed it as dusk
enabling it to be taken to it's landing
place at Roosevelt on the high tide
at that hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
RUN TWO HOURS
FOR 3 NIGHTS

Fourteen runners, among them
some OF the best long distance men
IN the business, will start on a two-
hour three-night race in the Audi
forum tonight. The contest was
scheduled to have gone three hours
tonight, tomorrow night and Friday.
but at a late hour 1t was decided to
run but two hours a night and hold a
three-mile preliminary race In which
some well known local material will
take part.
Up to noon agreements had MOI,
been signed. but it is expected Ed
ard Preston, David HaIbert and
Fletcher Hoffman will contest Ia d
three-mile run each of the three
nights. This is to settle a dispute
as to which runner is the best Of
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
WILLS BRAIN TO A COLLEGE.

Physicians VIII Investigate Cause of
Rosendale's Peculiar Immunity.
Philadelphia. Feb. 15.-Jules Rosen-
dale of this city, a translator and ia
Their of Margaret Dale. the actress. is
dead at the age Of seyenty-six years.
MI. Rosendale In shis viii directed
that bis body be cremated and that his
brain and stomach be given to the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania to discover
the eason for his immunity from the
usual effects OF. intoxicating drink.
II Is stated by physicians that Mr.
Rosendale could consume almost un-
limited quantities OF alcoholic liquor
without any effect whatever upon bis
brain or nervous system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
CONFER TO END STRIKE
ON WOLFF BUILDING

A conference between officials OF
local building trade unions and the
architect and contractor of the new
Wolff building, at Madison avenue
and Smith street, Is being held this
afternoon. 1t had been intended to
end the strike before noon today,
but the unions finally consented to
another conference today. A meet
ing between union representatives,
the owner and architect was held in
Newark yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
soDALITY DANCE

A delightful dance and reception
was given by the Young Ladies' So
dality, Of st. Mary's Roman Catholic
church in the Auditorium last night.
About loo couples from this city and
vicinity were present and the commit
tee in charge are elated over the sue
cess, as 1t is estimated that $500 has
been cleared from the affair, which
will be given to the church fund. Dur
Ing the evening, Miss Mana Langan,
OF High street, was awarded $25 in
gold.
Behind a mass of ferns and flowers,
q. Howard Smiths orchestra was seat
ed, furnishing the music for the dane
ang. The program for the evening was
begun at eight o'clock and continued
Tltil eleven O'Clock when all adjourn
ed to the balcony where Refreshments
were served. For the entertainment of
those who did not care to dance card
tables had been arranged in the side
balconies.
Much credit is due Rev. Peter B.
Corr, who worked hard for the success
of the affair, assisted by a committee
from the society. The members of
the society who constituted the ar
rangement committee were Miss Sarah
Deegan, chairwoman. assisted by the
Misses Ella and Philomena Martin,
Elizabeth Powers, Ages Mcclure, Anna
Kenna and Elizabeth Costello. The
floor managers for last nights event
were John F. Rielley, Jry Maurice
Shean, William O'Donnell and Alexan-
der Sokolinski- During the evening
entertainment was afforded by the
rendering Of several Of the popular
songs by a chores under the leadership
of Joseph McGoldrick and N. G.
O'Brien.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
BARS THE CIGARETTES.

But Syracuse University Head Says
Love Sickness Esn't Harmful.
Syracuse. N. Y. Feb 15.-Chancelior
James R. Day strongly lectured the
men students of Syracuse university
on the use of tobacco. He said the
rule against students smoking on the
campus would be striely enforced.
Il don't understand the use of tobac-
co. he said. "They used to roll up
sugar in cloth and give it to babies,
and now the young men in college roll
tobacco in paper to calm their nerves.
| will stand for the little love sick
nesses of the students. but smoking 7
viii not stand for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
NEWSPAPER MAN is
PUNISHED BY HOUSE
Ssecias by United Press Wire.

Washington, Feb. 15:-The err
clusion from the House of Represen-
tatives and press gallery for ten
days was the punishment melted out
to Walter J. Fahy, newspaper cor
respondent, by the House today as
the result of his near encounter with
Representative Macon, Democrat, of
Arkansas, afr the House adjourned
February 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
OBITUARY


LI11LlkAN OuAUN1N'
Lillian Clausen, 1--WE months old in
FAINT daughter Of Thomas and Annie
Glausen, Of Fords, died last night. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon from the home of its parents and
the interment viii be in Alpine eeme-
Bfocomo CarduIo.
Giocomo Cardulo, t~wenty-three
wears old, died last night at his
homo, an New Brunswick avenue.
The funeral will be. held tomorrow
morning from the Church Of Our
lady OF the Most Holy Rosary, In
Barclay street. Interment will fol-
low Ia ST Mary's cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
ON THE LOOKOUT FOX
SOME SOUND PIRATES

Detective sergeants Hun and Long
r on the lookout for some sound
pirates who have been reported
from Elizabeth as coming in this d.
rection In q boat with about 600
pounds of copper wire, in six coils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
INSURANCE
MEN WIN DINNER

Forty local representatives OF the
Prudential Life Insurance Company
announce their victory over forty
men from the New Brighton branch
in q contest for a dinner. They
wrote 276 applications at $1,000, as
against 200 applications at $40 by
the Staten Island writer's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
FRUIT BASKET SOCIAL.

In spite Of the inclement weather
last evening the fruit basket social
held in the basement of Simpson M.
e. church under the auspices of the
Standard Bearers Association was a
success. It is estimated that $16 was
realized from the event. The rooms
were decorated in keeping with st.
Valentines day; hearts were display
ed around the walls while flags and
flowers were in evidence. Each mem
Der of the association wore q red heart
8 q badge. The musical program be-
gan at eight o'clock and lasted until
nearly 10 o'clock. About 1890 o'clock
Ice cream and cake were served.
Friendly rivalry was displayed by those
assembled when William T. Van Pelt
Auctioned off the baskets containing
choice fruits, the bidding came fast
and furious, and for q time the room
sounded like a genuine auction.
On the arrangement committee that
deserved much credit for the efficient
manner in which the affair was con
Quoted were Mrs. William Il. Van Pelt
chairman, assisted by Miss Hanah B.
Hustler, Miss Alma Parsons, and Mrs.
Van Munger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

After a short session Of Perth Am.
boy Camp No. 10, Woodmen Of the
World In Jefferson hall tonight the
members of the eamn viii go IL a body
to the funeral service Of their late
brother, Frederick r. Mccoy that will
DO held from his late residence at
eight o,eloek
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
-Four Candidates initiated,

Four candidates were initiated and
eleven new applications were received
by Goodwill Camp No. 81, Woodmen
Of the World at its meeting in Dana
hall last night. The meeting was
largely attended by the members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
Savings Bank Directors Meet.

Directors of the Perth Amboy
Savings Institution held a monthly
meeting last night and authorized
Treasurer Charles K. Seaman to
purchase some bonds that had been
offered. The monthly statement of
the treasurer vas read and a report
of the executive committee was
heard. Several bills were ordered
paid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
Maccabees Had Two Candidafes,

At a meeting of Perth Amboy
Tent, knights of the Maccabees OF
the World, in Red Mems hall last
night, two candidates were Initiated.
Dennis Lucey was named a commits
tee of one to e what arrangements
could be made for changing the
meeting nights during the month
from the second and fourth Tuesday
to the second and fourth Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
GARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned wishes to express his
thanks to relatives and friends, also
City Hospital and Rev. VIM. Baudens
for kindness and sympathy during their
late bereavement.
ARTHUR A. POST.
lS666y2-I5-lt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
FLEET
Is AT HAVANA

Special bV UfEfed Prssx Wirs.
Havana, Feb. 15:-The arrival
of the French-Atiantic squadron In
Havana harbor today Just before the
Maine memorial exercises began,
added picturesqueness to the occa-
sion. Its presence was all the more
notable ON account OF the action of
American warships. The exercises
were largely attended. All Chban
and American officials were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
N

Arrangements for the masquerade
Dance and reception to be held in
Washington hall tomorrow night, un-
der the auspices of liberty Camp, No.
65, Woodmen of the World, were com
pletea at a meeting of the committee
in charge, at the home of Armin To-
maschof, in State street last evening.
It was decided to ask Mayor Albert
Bol1schweiler to head the group of
judges that viii award the prizes for
the different events. Those who are
In charge of this affair are Armin To-
maschoff, chairman. David Solomon,
Matthew Zserai, John Omici, Thomas
Horkai, John Gaspar, Joseph Koppel,
John Foster, Arthur R~eichman, Louis
Vairai, David Vahkan and Ferdinand
Lonayi.
HEART TO HEARTn SOCIAL.
The residence of Walter w. Blocker,
in 204 Market street, was the scene of
q merry gathering last night when a
.Heart to Heart Social was given
under the auspices of the Senior Luz
theran League of Grace English Lu-
theran church. The house was decora-
ted to suit the occasion with hearts
and Valentines of many descriptions.
Rev. Robert Schlotter made an address.
At 10 o'clock refreshments were ser
we'd. On the arrangement committee
were-Harry Rooms, Misses Margaret
and Elizabeth Van Dusen, Mary Mad
isen, Augusta Sandbaek, Florence Two
yer and Tina Nielsen.
BAPTIST VALENTINE SOCIAL.
About 100 people of the First
Baptist church attended the valen-
tine social held In the chapel last
evening under the auspices OF the
Baptist Ushers' Association. Upon
entering the chapel half q heart was
given to the guests bearing an in
scription and the one who had the
corresponding part were partners
for the evening. Games We're play
ed and Miss Helen Pfefi entertained
with several plano selections. Ice
cream In the form of hearts with
cake was served.
G. &c. BUSINESS Meeting.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeayor Society was held in
the church parIor last evening.
After the business session d social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
served by the prayer meeting COM
mfttee.
MISS WEEDEN ENTERTAINED.
Miss Jennie Weeden, of Smith street
entertained a few friends at a Lincoln
dinner Monday evening in honor. Of
her grest, Miss Francis Rosenblum, of
New York. During the evening music
b~oth4~vocal and instrumental was en-
soyed and games played.
e.
ARRANGING CHICKEN SUPPER.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church are arranging for a chicken
supper to be given in the chapel on
March II.
Eabscrfna Cor the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

An anchor to windward-an al. In
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
BAPTIST VALENTINE SOCIAL.
8. e. BUSINESS MEEsTING.

The regular monthly business
meeting of the Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor Society was held in
the church parlor last evening.
After the business session q social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
served by the prayer meeting COM
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-07-06

ride up the beautiful Kanawha.
are glad to know that she has re-
covered from her recent illness and
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Lillian Miller, Of Cincinnati,
o., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bnrkc'S, on Craig street.
Mrs. JOS. jackson left Monday for
Boomer TO visit friends and relatives
Miss Lucinda Williams entertained
"a number Of friends at her home on
shrewsbury street, Monday evening.
Mrs. MOllic Hammos is seriously
jill at her home on the West Side.
Mrs. Lula Bruce, Of Cedar Grove
who has been the guest Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bowles
on Elizabeth street, has returned
home.
Mrs. James Browder entertained
Wednesday evening in honor Of her
| brother from Rcndville, who is
spending several weeks with her.
Frank Moss left Tuesday for De.
troit Mi"h., and Toledo, O., where he
goes TO spend his vacation.
Miss Ethel Jones, Of Lawrence
Vile, Va, passed through the city
M"nd"y enroutr 10 Rcndville.
The Woman's Loyal Union will be
entertained Monday evening by Mrs
Ahhlo Campbell on Mccormick
street
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
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.COLORED NOTES

J. B. Hunlcy, Of Mt. Hope, was Il
business visitor to the city this week.
Joel II. Taylor spent the first or
the week in Middlcport, Ohio, on
business.
Mrs. Allen Burnett, Of Detroit,
Mich, is in the city the guest OF
relatives and friends.
w. o. Lee left Friday for Wash
ington, D. c., where he goes to spend
the summer with his family.
Prof. Charles T.. Mitchell, Of 1nSti.
tute, passed through the city Wed.
nesday enrOute to New Orleans, La.
where he goes to audit the accounts
for the Supreme Lodge Of Knight t!
of Pythias.
Miss Lynette Dickinson, Of LindOn
Ohio, is the guest Of Miss Maudt
Whey, on Jacob St.
The Priscilla Art Club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs
Chas. Preston, on Sent street.
pleasant evening was spent by al
who were present.
Grand Chancellor l.. O. Wilson. Q
Weston, was business visitor TO tn
city this week.
Mrs. Lucy Williams, Of Columbus
O., is in the city, the guest Of Mr.,
Matilda o. Mitchell, on Sentz street
The friends OF Mrs. Fannie Hack
lev regret to hear Of her continue
Illness.
II. p. Day, Of Winifrede, was
1N,,ei ,n ,t,;tx l. d,
An outing to Brownstown will b
given Sunday afternoon by the S
LuktB. An ToppoTtuIIty FOR COO
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BANK EXAMINERS

Chicago, July 6.-National bank
examiners from North Dakota,
South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, north
crn Indiana and northern Illinois
rounded mp in Chicago today for
their annual conference. The en-
amincrs will spend two days in tins
discussion Of methods with a view
&c arriving at the highest grade Of
efficiency in the examination Of
banks. Cooperation among nations,
State and clearing house examiners
IS one Of the important subjects
that will receive attention.
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WESTON v. VA:

Vagienna, diocese Of Mondovi, July 9.
1928, and as student at the Acad-
envy Of Rome gained prominence in
theology and languages. He be-
came Jesuit novice, but did not con-
tinue in the Society Of Jesus and
was ordained to the secular priest
hood in 1856. He was sent to Lis
bon as Nuncio in 1870 and was Great
ed Cardinal three years later. Car
dinal Oreglia couples the post Of car
merlingo, by virtue of which he Is
temporary head of the church in the
interim between the death Of the
Pope and the selection of successor.
1t was his personal influence In the
last Conclave and his shrewd diplo-
macy that caused the selection OF the
Patriarch Of Venice to the papol
throne and ever since the election Of
Plus x, he is known to have OK
ercised great influence In the Vati'
! can.
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BASEBALL NOTES

Louisville IS playing nice ball ana
coming strong in the American AS
SOciatiOn race
First Raseman Tim Jordan Of the
Toronto team is leading the Eastern
League in batting
Pitcher Karger Of the Boston Red
SoT is out Of the game on account Of
an injured arm.
Earl Mack, son Of Manager Connie
Mack Of the Athletics, IS playing
with the Harrisburg Tri-State league
team.
Fielder Jones, former manager OF
the White Sox, 10 scouting for the
St. Louis Browns on the Pacific
coast
Owner Comiskey says that his
White .Sox have the e4ass- md
make hot fight for. the American
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WITH THE BOXERS

Sam Langford and Jack Driscoll
Of Canada, will meet in Winnipeg
on July 20.
Jack Ward, the English light,
weight, who came to this country
with Matt Wells, has returned home
Knockout Brown wants $12,50C
for his end to meet Wolgast. Moth
ing stirring for x. O. at that price
Bill Squires will return to the
ling, having agreed to meet Bill
Lang in Sydney next month. Wher
the pair met year ago Lang gave
SQuires an awful beating
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-07-06

John Raider, Miss Reyolerds, How
ard Rittleworth, Rodgers, McCabe &
CO.
Mrs. Caroline Salisbury, Miss Osha
Sbamblin, Osman "A. Spahr, Morris
Sherman, Arthur Solamon.
w. CT. Vankiss, Miss Connie Walls
Samuel Webb, Miss Pearl Whiting
ton, Martin Williams, jr., Miss Mol
lie Woods.
Frederick F. Vose.
Lloyd Hinn.-
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and the outlook is bright for some
excellent performances. Ten col
leges, including Harvard, Yale. Cor
nell, Princeton and other big COL
legcs Of the East, will be represented
in the competitions.
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STmsON TO INSPECT CANAL

New YORK, July 6.--Secretary Of
War StimSOn sailed today for Pana-
ma to make his first inspection Of
the progress Of the canal work and
the details Of its fertilization. IN
IidCntally, the Secretary will stop at
Havana to view the ruins Of the
battlcShiD Maine and will also visit
PORTO Rico to inquire into questions
Of sanitation and the present method
Of choosing municipal judCes.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER

Indianapolis, Hnd., July 5.-After
several postponements the case Of
Mrs. Alice Poehler, charged with the
murder Of Carl Storey, was called in
court today for trial. Storey was
fatally shot in local hotel on Jan
uary last. The tragedy Is alleged
to have resulted from q quarrel be-
tween the two.
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COLLEGE SWIMMERS

" New York, July THE outdoor
championships Of the Intercollegiate
Swimming g Association are. to. be.
held at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow