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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
MISS PETERSON HAS
ADDED NEW DEVICES

Miss s. Peterson, or 2e2 King
Atreet. who conducts d hairdressing
establishment, has remedslled her
apartments to allow more working
knace and to install numerous cleo
kr4kaf appliances used fnsher lime Of
work. Several electric scalp ma
chimes are thu latest additions. A
new device for the drying at hair
hfter shampooing adds greatly to the
Comfort OF the customer.
Miss Peterson's parlors are the
oldest established In this city and
owing n the large amount of patron
Age from this city and vicinity she
has been forced to enlarge them.
Miss Peterson has secured the SER
vice OF DR.. j. Morrow, OF New York,
u f1rst-class c~hiropodist, to be at her
parlors every Monday, Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

CoqueIln Made tina Audience Wait.
The architect Binet was a friend OF
the elder Coqueiin- He delighted to
speak of a performance of 'Gsrano
de Bergerac" In which he went to
praise the genial actor In his dressing
room between acts.
II admire you above ALL" he said
to the actor, tn the couplets OF the
Cadets Of Gasceny.f"
+. At that moment word came to Coque-
lin that the curtain was rising for the
next act
WYATT, waltz" exclaimed Coquelin.
Leave me here alone with Binet."
MY friend, he said TO the architect,
..t Is with pleasure that I am now
going to repeat the passage which has
pleased you. For ma your approba'
ton Is worth more than the plandtts
of the whole house"
And while the audience waited he
gave anew tor Binet alone the Cadets
OF Gascony.~-Cri de Paris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
FORDS' CAMP 7
INSTALLATION
New Officers Of Foresters
Placed in Chairs.

49, ELL
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
James J.. Flynn, of this city, went to
Fords last night and Installed the
newly elected officers of court
George B. Mcclellan, No. 81. For
rosters OF America, in that place.
He was assisted by Deputy Joseph
Fitzgerald. After the installation
speeches we're made and refresh
ments served.
The officers installed are. Past
Chief Ranger. Philip Fisher; chief
ranger, Matthew Lund; Sub chief
ranger, Fred Olsen; srecording sec
Rotary, William O'Reilly, Jr.; senior
woodward, Oscar Lamparter; senior
beadie, James Hamilton; minor
beadle, John Ryan; lecturer, J. g.
Fitzgerald, and trustees tor three
years, John Ayers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
asnsral Markets.

BUTTER-F1rn: receipts. 10.172 pack
ages; creamery. specials. per H., SOC; ex-
ras, Wc., thirds to irsts, e2a27Ac.s held
specials, a9c.; held extras, &c.; state dairy.
sommon to prime, 2ea2So.; process, SEQ
ands TO specials, 1gssa24o-; factory. eur
fert make, 18a2ic.; paciring stock. tfa1shc.
CHEEBH-Steady; receipts, Ass boxes.
EGGS-Steady to firm; receipts, 1877
napes; state, Pennsylvania and nearby.
heIinery, whites, per doz., 32assc.: gath
sred whites, zsa34c.; hennery browns, zsa
go; gathered brown and mixed, a3assc.
POTATOES Steady state Per Dbl,
d. laa2D; sweets. southern par Dbl. SEA
S.6n.
LIVE PQuLTRY-Weak.
DRESSED POULTRY-Steady-
MEATS-Country dressed veal calves.
prime. per ID, 145Ac.s common to good. loa
Ishc~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
SPECTACULAR ACT AT
PROCIOR'S THIS WEEK

A big spectacular production with
q carload Of scenery, mechanical
and electrical effects, with Harry r.
Hayward In THE Milk Local" will
be the headline act at Proctors
|theater, the last half of the present
week, commencing October 9th.
Beatrice ingram & Company, with
Ea clever supporting company in "a
one act comedy playlet will also be
q feature act.
Vassar e. Aiken, two of the most
popular comedians ON the stage to-
day, viii keep the audience In
shouts of laughter 9 their ride
|ulous stories and Jokes.
Little Ray Meyers has never fail
ed to please with her dainty songs
and dances.
John Stone, the jumping marvel,
lis we'll named, for his work com
|prises some of the most difficult
featB ever seen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
GARAGE MAN
is MISSING
Police Investigate Actions Of
Benjamin Meyers.

The police are conducting a
search for about twenty automobile
tires alleged to have been Illegally
disposed of by Benjamin Meyers,
who formerly conducted q garage
in the rear of the Packer House.
According to the police Meyers was
In possession OF about thirty tires
valued at 1900 which belonged to
the Seamless Rubber Company, OF
New York city. Eleven of them have
been recovered thus far and others
are expected to be found within the
next few days.
Representatives of the Seamless
Rubber Company In company with
Detectives HUFF and Long made an
investigation here yesterday. The
whereabouts OF Meyers Ia not yet
known by the police. It appears
that Meyers wns in debt to automo-
bile operators and others to whom
1t is declared he gave some OF the
tires.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
GET JUDGMENT AGAINST
ROOSEVELT CONTRACTOR

New Brunswick, Oct. 5.-Judgs
Woodbridge gave a verdict foI
$128.52 In favor of Charles Levy,
of New York, In district court THU
morning, against Charles Gronan, q
Roosevelt contractor. The case was
tried some time age and decision
withheld. Levy sued for $435 due
On contract, which Gronan sub-let
to the New York man. Groman
counter sued for $31o and Judge
woodbridge gave a vrdicts for the
balance. Groman was awarded a
contract on a Roosevelt school, and
sub-Iet q portion to Levy. It was
the defendants contention that the
plaintiff did not fulfill his contract
and it was necessary for Groman
to finish the job Jonn A. Coan, of
South Aanbey. appeared for the de-
fendant
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
Too Pretty = Iaks For That.

AChina gave me many a shock" said
the returned traveller. but the one that
nearly carried me of was administered
in the Fuchau district. Out In the
country I came across q beautiful little
lake drained by a beautiful little river.
The scenery was murred somewhat,
however, by signs stuck up every few
yards at the edge OF the lake. ! won
dered what their import was, and on
one Of my trips to the lake | took q
missionary friend along TO translate.
"sOh, that said be. There are moi
many OF them left Ia this district. Thai
ts q warning that girls must not be
drowned In this lake
somehow I could never admire my
beautiful lake so much after that, al
though maybe ] ought to have admired
1t more New York Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
2 GENERATORS
WILL BE USED
Public Service Power House
VIII Give Capacity.

Both generators at the new power
house of the Public Service Electric
Light & Power Company at the foot
or Buckingham avenue, viii soon be
ready for continual service, accord
Ing to the engineer In charge. One
has been running off and on since
Saturday afternoon. 1t is now used
to assist In supplying the great de-
mand in the afternoon and even
|ings. The other has proved all right
following a test OF the past week.
The generator has dired out proper
ly and the turbine connected with 1t
Is reported to be running in good
shape. The two Westinghouse
steam turbines and generators on
nected Herewith will be run altern-
ately and at times in unison when
ever occasion should demand. The
generator room Is amly large to ac-
commodate another turbine and
generator should demand necessi-
tate such an addition.
A number OF switch boards are
being erected In the upper part OF
the southerly end OF the building.
The switches being installed are all
to be manipulated by automatic
control. Signal lights of various
co1ors are used in connection with
the boards for the convenience of
the operator In charge.
The power house with its mon
ster equipment Will be In a thor
oughly completed state In two or
three weeks. There are numerous
odds and ends to be done and a
large number of mechanics are at
work. Tests are daily going on. The
power house Is one OF the largest
and most modern in the east. It's
equipment Is declared to be unsur-
passed In this section Of the coun-
try, both in size and UP to dsteness.
The building is ~irsproof throughout
and the greatest care possible has
been taken in laying the immense
cables that carry the thousands of
kilowatts of electricity. The gem
orators now running are capable of
producing 1900 horse power.
e. M. Waldron Company were
the mason and brickwork contract
ers. The Merritt-ohapman Derrick
and Wrecking Company laid the
condenser pipes from the building
to the Staten Island Sound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
COURTHOUSE PROBE ON.

Legislative Committee Investigating
Affairs Of Bsrnsn County.
Hackensack. MI. Oct. bsLChe leaia-
latfve committed named to Investigate
the affairs OF Bergen county ana espe-
cially the building of the new county
courthouse Is at work here.
A number of subpoenas have been
served, and the clerk Of the board of
freeholders appeared E al county
documents relating to the building OF
the courthouse. J. Riley Gordon OF
New York. architect of the building,
was Hise a witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
DEATH CAUSES COURT
LIST TO BE REVISED


New Brunswick, Oct. 5.-owing
to the death of the mother of Sem
ator George s. Silzer, who Is coun-
sci in a number Of cases marked
down for early trial in Judge
.Lloyd's court. the list was revised
this morning and the ease Of Sam
usl ID. Barr VS.. P~enn-Carbon CONF
pany, OF this city, was called. Barr
claims damages for a fall from a
ladder while employed by the COM
Hpany. The q was tried In April,
1903, and a decision was given In
favor OF the defendant by direction
of the presiding Justice. 1t was ap-
|pealed ana returned for retrfal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
Hebrew Club Tonight.

The Hebrew : Democratic Club lis
scheduled to convene tonight in the
Moose hall, in the Boynton building,
In Smith street. The meeting has
been called for 8 o'clock by Chair
man Tube Dimond, with one OF the
objects being To hear a report from
the executive committee. This body
mel Tuesday night and advocated
eeveral campaign measures which
win be placed before the ciaB for
adoption at tonight's meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
|kEHOE AND STREMLAU
FURM A PARTNERSHIP

Owing to an extra increase OF
business Lawyer Fl. w. Kehoe has
taken IN EMIL Stfemiau as his part
ner. The change became effective
October / and the new firm has
Offices at 338 State street. Mr..
Stremlau for the past five months
has had offices In the Madison build
ing In Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
ANOTHER AVIATOR FALLS.

Az st. louis Hillary Bsachey May Be
Seriously. issjured.
st. Louis, Oct 5.-Hiliary' Beachey,
twenty years old, the youngest ayia-
tor entered In the meet being conduct
ed by the Aero Club OF st. Louis, was
seriously injured when his biplane
fell $50 feet. Beachey WIS taken to a
hospital, where his condition is said
to be serious.
Beachey fell In a cow lot. As he
fell the planes struck two buildings
and were broken. Beacheys was rem
dered unconscious by the fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
DISTRICT MEETING TO
BE AT SOUTH AMDOY

Mrs. Laura Antonides, OF this city
state deputy OF the Daughters Of
HEfburtys f,as rompIrtrd urruuscnRcnts
for q big district meeting to be In
x. Of P. hall, South Amboy, tomor-
row afternoon, October 6. The
meeting will be held under the aus
puices of the South River and South
Amboy councils. Mrs. Antonides
has received word that several OF
the state officers, besides many Wis
itors from Elizabeth, Keyport,
Jamesbnrg. Midtown and this city
win be present on this occasion.
After the meeting a supper win be
served In the hail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
2 JUDGMENTS TODAY
IN DISTRICT COURT

Following were the judgments
handed down by Judge John w.
Beekman in the district court this
morning:
Austin Nicholas and Company,
represented by Joseph e. Stricken,
VS.. Paul Duchowny, s13.48.
Rudolph Patrick, represented by
Thomas Brown, vs. Goodman Black,
SO.
The case of Tobias zindler, repre-
scented by Leo Goldberger. Va. d
Solomon, has been discontinued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
Raising $4,000 Olympic Fund.

New York, Oct. 5.-The executive
committee of the American Olympic
committee viii for the next few months
carry on an active campaign to secure
The necessary $4,000 to have this
try properly represented at the 0lym-
pie games, which VIII be held at Stock
holm, Sweden, In 1912.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
IDENTIFIES BOX CAR VICTIM,
New York Woman Thinks Slain Man
Was Her Husband.

Newark, N. T., Oct. 5.-Mrs. Dennis
here to Newark and made partial
fdenffffcatfonfo or the booty or d man
who was found In a box car, murder
ed. on Sept. 20, as that of her husband.
Mrs. Carey said her husband had
been missing fo1 more Than two weeks.
She had only heard Of the murder
while discussing her husbands abb
sence with another woman and thought
that there was a possibility that he
might have been the victim.
Mrs. Carey said her husband went
away with two other men, whose full
description she gave to the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
MANY SUITS BROUGHT
BY A GROCERY FIRM

New Brungwioh ook among
Judge Lloyds oourt are those
brought by Potts q KaHfmans OF
Perth Amboy. against tbs following
defendants OF that city: David
wilmer, Herman Schwartz, Julius
Goodstsln, and Daniel Fl. Becker.
They will be tried on October 10,
and IL not marked ready on that
day win go off for the terms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
5000 in Holy Name Parade,

Paterson, N. j., Oct. 5.-It is expect
ed that there viii be fully 5000 Roman
Catholics In line next Sunday, when the
annual demonstration of the holy Nanfs
societies of Passaic and Bergen ceun-
ties Is held In this city. The parade
will be one OF the largest ever seen In
this vicinity.
More Work Than Play.
docs she play whist?'
mo. She makes the worst work Z
It you ever saw
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

Randolph Stryker Of MARI
boro in Critical Condition

Marlboro, Oct. B:-Randoiph
Stryker lies at his home in a criti-
cal condition and his wife ID suffer
ing with q broken right leg, which
VIII eonflne her to her home for
many weeks as the result OF
an automobile accident early last
night. The accident happened at
Bergen Hill, where the car became
uncomfortable and ran into a ditch
throwing out the four occupants.
Besides Nj. and Mrs. Randolph
Stryker, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Stryker g In the ear at the time
Of the accident.
When the car struck the ditch Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield sstryker were
tossed about and landed on soft
ground, but Mn Randolph Stryker
was hurled with great force, receiv.
ing many cuts and bruises In add
ton to ~her right leg broken twice
above the knee. Mr.. Randolph
stryker, it Is thought. Is injured In
ternally ED there are grave fears
for his recovery.
The party were en- route home
from Mount Holly fair and we're pro
ceeding cautiously, when the cal
overturned. The injured wers
brought home in another machine
which was passing at the time OF the
accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
nemssnhsrsd the Accent.

Queen Mary said the teacher to
HE class Ia the history lesson, loved
France SO much that she declared
Calais would be found written across
Der heagt after she vas dead"
Pauslng a moments the teacher lock-
Ell at a boy steadily
Jimmy Smith, she said. "yeu we're
not listening
sOi. yes | wassy Jimmy replied.
well. what did Quean Mary say
would be found written across her
heart
Kelly. WINS little Jlmmya trtuma.
yhan1 reply xcban6e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
Dana Plan Anniversary

A meeting OF the Dana Relief So
ciety was held in Dana hall last
night. AT a meeting of the anniver-
sary committee held Tuesday night
final arrangements for that affair to
be held in Washington hail satur-
day, October %, were completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

Thomas Bailey Aldrieh was one OF
the characters made nse1bie ia a cole
brated walking match which WIS got
up by Dickens during his second visit
to America. The match was a stretch
of about six miles ovar the Boston
milldam townrd Newton Center. In
the articles OF agreement the sigma
lures were stated 10 be-
Tire Boston Bantains--.-<s-J r. Dsgood
MassechssettS Jenny ..s.Jasnes A. Fileias
The GadshiIl Gasper..s-+..Ch Dickens
AT the dinner given by the contest
ants at the Parker House, IN Bostoa.
after the fatigues OF the match were
lover there were present besides the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
poniss and hsorsss.

I have been asked a great many
zines ig ponies are really more intel
Hgsnt than full sized horses They
certainty w.s,sr 10 be- DuT the In
telligeace OF sng h0sse WIN develop
under petting and huEnan coEapan-
ionship. and there ID 40 doubt that
other horses, af giyen tho same priyi-
legaa that ponies enicy and Is their
sias admitted OF their being handled
ana managed In the saass way, wo1akl
prove equally Misunderstanding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
Troops In Canal IONS.

Colon, Panama. Oct. 5.-The United
States transport Fitzpatrick has arrived
here with 900 officers and men OF the
l enth infantry. from Fort Sam Hous-
n. They win be stationed In the
/ uai zone for the permanent proteca
III of the canal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
WOMAN BELABoRs THIEF.
Attacks Him With Fists and Then
With Clothes Wringer.

Newark, N. j., Oct with an eye
blackened, nose and lips swollen and
face and head otherwise bruised, Lou
is Fine was arraigned in court here.
His accuser, Mrs. Margaret Wild, ex.
planned his battered appearance.
She had seen Fine purlofn her
clothes wringer. She pursued and
overlook him In the street. Then she
belabored him with her fists and fol
lowed with an attack with the wiring
err until the police came. Fine was
he'll la $500 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

o that gave way was swept eut
entirely down to the foundation.
This picture was made from the up
per side of the wrecked dam. and 1t
shows a view looking through the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

Mexican history, according to Bras
seur de Beurbourg, French arehaelo-
gist. began I'm 955 B. @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

Bedford, Oct. 5:-An automobile
said to be valued at $4,000 and
owned by Charles Crowell, OF Allan
tic Highlands, was totally demoI-
fshed last night about six o'clock at
CampbelI's junction when the chaui
feur ran 1T into a telegraph pole. 1T
Is said the machine was being run at
a high rate of speed and that SEINE
of the machinery gave away as the
car was making the curve The
chauffeur was the only occupant and
1t is considered miraculous that he
escaped injury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
Up Against the
l0Otfl Question

Then it is high time yon consulted
AS. If you want the best Job OF dem
tiatry lit the lowest reasonable price.
We are experts In every detail OF the
profession. scrapnlously careful in
our work and very patient and palms.
taking to get the best results. Ask
some of your friends and neighbors
shout us. They VIII tell you we give
satisfaction.
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mrga ora De1ssi*f
ned Star Building ~ aaH State ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-03
Priests Appointed.

Davenport, Aug. Especial: The
Right Rev. James Davis, bishop, has
made the following changes among
the clergy of the diocese: The Rev.
James Quinn from Bayard to Cum.
ming; the Rev. John A. Cook from
Council Bluffs to Bayard; the Rev.
P. O'Reilly, assistant to the Very Rev
F. ]. Leonard Muscatine, chaplain of
Mercy hospital. Iowa City: the Rev.
Michael Kissane, newly ordained. as,
sistant to the Very Rev. J. w. Giles
pie, of st. Peters, Keokuk. The bish.
OPP has also made the following ap-
pointments: The Rev. William Ad'
rian, recently ordained in Rome, pas.
tor of Alphonsus, Mount Pleasant;
the Rev. Father Heinan. second as
sistant to the Very Rev. T. ]. A. Flan-
nagan, at Sacred Heart cathedral,
Davenport; the Rev. Father Burkhizer
newly ordained, assistant to the Very
Rev. Frank McManus, Council Bluffs;
the Rev. Father OSullivan to ST.
Mary's parish, Missouri Valley.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-03
Whole Family Insane.

Atlantic, Aug. Special: Mrs
Dora Ableman, and her two sons
Henry and Chris, are now all inmates
of the insane asylum at Clarinda. The
family history reveals pathetic case.
The father died some time ago ,leav'
ing considerable property, to be di
vided among the widow and the two
sons. The family was known to be
mentally weak and advantage was
taken of this knowledge to get their
property away from them. Guardians
were finally appointed for them, but
Henry was soon taken to the asylum.
This trouble seemed to unbalance
the mind of the mother and she began
to act "queerly" and of late had been
practically starving herself. Chris
brought his mother to Atlantic tC
have a hearing before the commits
sioners and seemed glad that she was
to be sent to Clarinda, but was Who'll
ly unprepared for the shock when he
too, was decided a fit subject to &C,
company his mother.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-03
OWEN ATTACKS COURTS
OKLAHOMA SENATOR AsSAiLS
JUDICIARY IN SPEECH.
Advocates Adoption of His Bill for
Election and Recall of Federal
/ Judges.

Washington, Aug. 1.-Severe criti-
cism Of the Supreme court Of the
United States marked the speech OF
Senator Owen Of Oklahoma, who ad-
vocated before the senate the adop-
ton of his bill for the election and re-
call of federal judges. This bill pro-
vides that any justice OF the Supreme
court or any Judge Of any other
United States court shall be subject
to recall by resolution Of congress;
that all district and circ6it judges or
the United States shall be elected by
the voters of the district or circuit,
and that their tenure of Office shall
be four years.
Replying to the contention OF oppo-
nents of the recall of judges that the
electorate would not be so conserva-
tive In the exercise of the power OF
recall as would the national legisla-
ture or the state legislatures, Senator
Owen said that the electorate OF the
American states Is abundantly con-
sentative and moves more slowly than
its progressive representatives would
move. ~he people, he maintained
have been trained to give the benefit
of the doubt to any one assailed. and
when In doubt they will always
vote no.
IF the power to recall exists" Sena-
tor Owen said, 1.-The conduct of judges
would be 80 exemplary, 30 satisfac-
tory to the people of the United States,
that no recall of any federal judge
would ever be necessary. The mo-
ment the recall went into effect the
courts would promptly discontinue
their unauthorized, unconstitutional
and grossly improper conduct of de
claring an act of congress unconsti
tutional. The federal courts would
no longer, because of their views OF
public policy, amend acts of congress
by inserting words in important stat
utes which congress had refused &c
insert, as the Supreme court did in
the Standard Oil case and in the to
bacco trust case"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-08-03
THE 1ST, IND AND 3RD
Will Celebrate the Semi-centennial
of the Battle of Wilson Creek.

In celebration of the semi-centen.
NAL anniversary of the great battle
of Wilson's Creek, survivors of the
First, Second and Third Iowa regi.
ments will have point reunion on
Thursday, August 10th, 1911, at KeO.
kuk This possibly will be the last
reunion ever held by this body of
men. The First Iowa regiment par,
ticipated in the Wilson Creek engage.
ment and of the thousand men who
answered the call of Governor Kirk,
wood for Iowa troops and who march.
ed out of Keokuk in June 1861 less
than one hundred survive and the
years are rapidly depicting the ranks
Speakers at the reunion will be
Captain ]. S. Clark, who is president
of the reunion organization, and
Judge Z. r. Mckee, for the First regi
ment; General ]. B. Weaver, of Col
fax, Iowa, who will represent the
Second regiment, and Major John F
Lacey, of Oskaloosa, who went out in
Captain John II. Warren's company
of the Third, will represent that regi
ment. Messrs Warren and Lacey are
today the only members of the ThirC
regiment residing in Mahaska county