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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-29

holidays in the copper country have
accepted invitations 20 attend. An
important business meeting will be
held after the dinner.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-29

49,. To be Continued
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-29

'S1EE here, Temple" said Cra-
nj ven. coming windily into the
|, vi library. waving sheet OF
foolscap. Here's II little
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
cord.c M l:;.

Cd. H,okcr went NJ last week I"
the hi: Elk Mo ,rtnih tunne' site
proposition and tpok p-r-onnl charge
al lnyiuu the foundation, FIR the
nc,y compressor plan, that the CONT
n,ny are installing there. Tie Ley
mer Il r.in.s,in. c. 'iny oi Dsn-
vcr are shipping in tn, machinery
t., Til. point aud Nh lager Goodwin
j pushing it up t'tne 'un'ci with
al speed pp.si.lc, IA a'-" forward
ing supplies f"r the winter tunnel
ivivin2. 4 car NJ gelatin powder
q. in and VII. hnulcl over last
~r.'x by O. r. TA,n,. who hat u,
contract for delivering Al the 'nnc'
incry and other material required
by the company.
Manager ]. T. Bennett Of Tn
Mountain King mine. has di>c'n-
tinu,~. all operations until another
fcaA,n.
t;arwo~l Judd. having Enishco
Iii, mining work f'r the sc,s'n ha
u,a,c to Gunni son where lie Will IL
main until the New Year when h.
e<u.c.s tn proceed Ear with Il vie
Of turning few gocd mining dear
pan Mcdonald has bonded hi
Crown group Of mircs IN Cryst"
mountain To- the minarr "f th'
Urea sure mountain tunnel company.
sC.9C. Bruncr Is making c.e.i
n, oi orc which wa,s left nj TIE Elk
mill and expcti tn 60 out Tor u
winter sometime next month.
Tn. Hard Clsh owners have d,
ci,led To- wait over another season
before starting 80 l - the property
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Every mining i.'an who has ive'
the matter any though. knows tina,
The mining business has passed the
iigl-grade era. AMI that un c-ss soinc
method is devised that will make il
oasiblc to extract the values from,
'ur vast l"w-grad- and complex De-
"sit>. at Il prufi, tie mining indus
rv must continue 10 decline.
The American Mining Congress
elievc., tiiat such ni,tl'ol cnn he dc
iscd. i'ut only ~ the result 81 eN-
--,isiv, Investigation and expc linen
;ttion waicli shouth bc carrie !, On
...'ihc national Government f,r tie
t'nrtit cf all
At the recent ..tnnunl Session cf
I i organization !l,,l ~ Cl icato,
OFT. 2l-2S, the FLOWING -o.ution
wal unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Tic devclopr.en, OF
pro"c sc. q: orc treatrlc:it cap
able ui hand ing with rr, fl. the
vast low grade deposits and mipe
dumps If our mining districts j.
Il the greatest imrortau nee to tie
mining industry and To all re-
lated industries.
Re it resolved. Tint i, lie the
s,ne Of the American Mini
Congress that the Congress Of tia
United States lie and are .iorch,
riem"ria izctel To provide for tn
establishment under the direction
Bureau Of Mines Of n nic:a'lrrh
iial experiment station or sta
tons f,r the purpo C Of devils
ing methods for the extractio !;
o. metals from low grade ore
and appropriate sufficient fun /
for such purpose.
Resolved, Futhcr. That tn,
officers of the American Minin.
Congress draft u suitable lii
providing TOR the proper carry.
ing out of this re aulut;on, and
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
ORE SHIPMENTS BEGIN FROM
IAla,MOUNTAIN
MINES CONTINUE DEVELOPMENT AND GRE
PaovcTIoa THROUGH WINTER
Err MfE sElrTf.c. rf1IETK{E
PROPERTY viii BE OPERATED

Assayer strn'cy Wal. rf tlc S,ai
mines on itlinn lnoun;;.in xa4 over
fiom thu '.ripcrty tie 'irt Of t.is
wcsi,anI fvpmts prep a-t,. iis maze
ior lnrg dcNelooc,nca, work ticr..
,larinl tAn winter Miii,'i viii cu;,sis;
l'rincipa Il N the sinking Il the
NAN incline shaft dol~a anror niore
lcve's deeper tian il i, ard al, ih.-
extending of scv.rl' h,ii.- fpr IL,
purpr'r of "peria.; up other ore
rr'cfNe' Tire s., itch ri ttc r.i.wa,
Is h.ing p'it il and Org -ilipn,cnt-
10 TIC 5. .l!ida Sneilcrs will bcsi,i II
oncc. Not less than ten fours arr
bc pnt on, delivering ore to the rni
rnd and it ,s expected tint contif>
uous shipment. will lie made unit
tnc spring tl,aws break up the road
Adam Murlie and Howard Mar
hall were in after supplies aud I'll.
work If developing the new find oi
.;irlonu.c ORE ON the Murdic mine
The Losers ON the Bull-Doniing"
ire expecting to stril e the big ore
'butc in the new shaft which thev
ire sinking before the year ia out.
from the workings Of thi. property
cveral thousand tons of high grade
carbonate ore was mined and pack
ii uni on jacks Ia ASPEN and .Ia.ks-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
"The Only Thing
,3That Viii Relieve
Neuralgia. +"

The piercing pains Of Neuralgia,
which often follows bad cold or
La Grippe, are frequently al,ncst UNI
bcarablc and few medicines afford
any relief to the sufferer.
Il am rural mail carrier and
have been user 81 the Dr.. Miles
medicines for years.
Dr.. Miles Anti.Pain Pills
can't be beaten. They arc the
only thing have found that will
relieve my neuralgia and have tried
most everything, besides medicine
from the doctor. am willing to
tell anyone what the Anti Pain
Pills did fer me-"
CHARLES HILDERBRAEDr,
Box 2o5 Woodvill. Ohio
If you, fike MIR. Hildcrbrandt,
have tried most everything" in
vain, why not DO as he did, fight
your aches and pains with Dr..
Miles Anti-Psin Pills. Let the
rilis bear the brunt Of the battle.
No matter how stubborn she con-
test, they will come out victorious.
Or. Miles, A:ti-Pain Pills
stand on their record, which is a
long list Of cures extending back 4
generation. :.
Druooiste svsrywhers sell them. ~
t1rsf paeka0e. falls to bsnsnt, yovv drug.
ntst will return your money. b. ..
AjLES MEDICAL CO.. Gikhsrt iaa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
TAFT FOR GOOD ROADS THROUGH
COLO. FOREST RESERVES

Pre- ,idcnt Taft favurs the hui din.
of < ml rospls through the forest re-
serve in this and other western state
D1rim, his recent visit t. Colorado
thr resident Iii ru ,-ctl road bnild-
ing wit, Charles \. .j,'!,n-',n ~ Don
y.r. President III the Co'orad" ;i,'a;!
R,,,ls Conference Ass.,ci ,tion and
others.
Pre- ,i,lcnt Taf, showed keen inter
ct ia Colorado. and stated that. lis'
lrS1cI arrangement c.'u Il he na l,'
wi&,t,y good ruat's could bc secured
through government lands. He pri-
Iui-rd T., hav, the matter lol,e'i IN. 3,
hy competent engineers. wh"sc 'iut q
il will 'c to mnks r,'.s'ri' r. rrrrrd'ng
,a,t uf con ;truction.
The is,il.ling of god r.aiS thr''-
u;ii forest rcserv.- in Colorado lat
been urgsl FOR many years by the
Rocky Mountain Hig iway Aisociat-
i'm, aud by the Colorado Good Roads
4 inference. II the government under
takes thi work it will mean the open
ing II some of the most scenic p'r-
ti,u,. uf the state. and will give the
r.s.l road movement m C'i"ri""
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
TO DETECT GRAPHITE


M"lybdenit, AID gri,liit ar. tv,
mil,;ii' t,its cI,sely r,,s II ,ic clc /
other. csDe lilly w',ci they p-c dis
'srrn;n tcl -. small flake. in a rock
sav- Mining Science,
They are bot, all, aud have n grea sy
icel. and tray occur in various ways
from minnie scales to lnrgc foliate,l
masses. The larger fakes can icldily
ir to Il apart by the color rs molylsic-
nitc i. blush lead gray while grapl
ite isd,rS ste :l-.;rav I, dnli black
However, when either ccurs IN
snail spsck- or PARTICLES in rck
the co'or cannot always bc Judged.
)nr Of tie simplet test. j. a. mix
.ssne Of u,r RICK containing the min
nj With l..tas,ia.n nit,sac IN, n TIM
,ic.c of platinum or tin aud apply
flame beneath. Graphite will def
gratc. that l., will burn with min
aturc explosions like grains II gun
s,w,lcr. wiicrc.,. niolylslcnitc will re-
.,,ain unaffe.tsl. Worry small amount.
# graphite in Il rock can bc detectcei
~ this n,et,!o'.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
IRWIN NEWS.

F. Austi, Was,ii.lo.ii,:a :ac,r
# orc ut the kci,lcr sw itch thi.
',si and pl'tir; il sl,,lis. fr
'blsil tDli w.a a,'sop,.t.i,l Il pan
~ p-'p,rts f., IN which shipment
l. being made.
W.,k las been temporarily sus-
rndesl upon the Mammoth proper
Y on account of the serious illness
II Supt. Frank Samsel who was
brought down from the mine E.t
week. 1t i, understood that the vein
,ad been reached by the cross cut
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
TOWN COUNCIL.

rested Butte, Colo. Nov. -. 1911
At the regular mating Il the Beard
{ Trustees, called to order 10y Act
ng Mayor Arnott. there were pres
Mt, Arnott, Songer, Roth, ard Bic.
er. MAJOR McAilister, Robinson,
and Ecclicr absent.
The minute. e the previuos meeting
we're rcai and approved.
An 4. .plication for retail liquor
Wa rad: with Ioi,n E-rl,cr ~ prin-
r'rll. Walter rsxtcc ID Martin
Ncrnih. "a .uretics. !, vas ni-vcd
~ Roth, sup orted i'v soiiscr. tl.ai
''.c app iration cf hir. E,chi le nc
e ted and liccnsr granted, us~n pay
mcnt tf the usual fec. Carried
The following bis IL aust tl'
io.n vrr. Ii toned .0:
u. +. Bennett, day charging
hose, s2.At
Frank Buster - - 81. ;,
Morgan Jones, Repairing tow
lcn. 2.o'
Jas. Gardner, Hauling nui+anc
:,
! Mrs. Hoy. Cleaning G .roomI 2
1t was moved by Songer. SUI.
ported ly Ritlcr that the bill h
allowed. Carried. Adjournment
W. A. Wilson, Clerk (acting.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
DIR. COX'S
Barbcd Wire
L.ININENT

GUARANTEED to heal without leav-
ng bicmish, or MONEY REFUNDED.
Doc and $l.00 sizes for fresh wounds.
I'D sores, sore backs and shoulders, burns
md bruiees. 25c size for Family Use.
DR.. cOX'S PAINLESS BLISTER
;s painless and guaranteed to cure
SPAWN. lsingbone, Curb. Swceny, eplint,
muscle, or money refunded. Price Soc.
vce ssAe rY fL,. DRUGGISTS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

more imp.tus than any olc thin e.
The next step in this campaign is
to secure the united sup, ort FOR such
u movement from the Senators aud
Repre- cicntativcs in Congress If all tie
Rocky Mountain states. This. Il j..
ne'icSed, can bc Soc,irrl n'.. X ,ll,
l',ic',io C"n,, alton II 'Ar Colorado
,uad l.;aij, c.bifcre'iro Ns>.s .ion
5hi matte viii ie tha l-sel it j.
nl'o likely that 'rnia act ~ viii h.
t'';oH this convention, ii,v,n. 10,
is. Obj It tie cali trie'i, nf il- ujl VI.
al. g,,d r",,l ur gani4itins in Cu'u-
rail-, i,iah, New Ncxi'n. Arisnu,,
Hl;.bo. Wyoriiag. NInal.t'.. and Nc
Nad' ~ a c,.ncoit-sl movement tp
have tie Congressional Rcpr.e.cta-
tive, fcan tti,.sc Stale. unit" IN some
pa-u "s Action l., IT. pursued
in Washington. In this way, j, il he
level that government ail in tie
mildi X of x Dd roads eau be secur-
el, cspccnlly since the President
has promised his aid in s,lch
4 movement
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
TO THE MINING MEN OF Col1R lDo

tia; copies "f the bill and f
,'iis r,4ou'iun H. forward a To-
II; p 81 Lent of the l. ,it.
States and each -cnri. aud r.
pr r'a.i' ,tiv'. rIl.Itt the Of
oi the american Minin.; Copgrr-
Use Il hon 'rIl Z ni..an. t the
end Tat such bill may bevo.ie
Il INV.
Tat ia, cstibli am M or slci
station : nc ior,d,wi.i give ret
ii:Is' t. 10 The mimi il, !,i-try Is IL
fat that LIQUID iy lst ~, tn ever
one.
\ mn',ing e nlininy men and
tiir-r int :-"'t-i ia tie pt ,Sp ...i,v uf
the { 'laIsIl mining industry. will
l"' !sll i'll tiie rooms Of t',e Trait.
Club thrntr ri CJnl u re Bull l.
ing, Drav2r. II ..llY ~ .,ina. NV
=, l5il. uo lar the N. pies of t,e
"Iu sIGo .ia.ster "i t-.e Am 'ri'.an
vi i'm; c,ngr.'- ar'l tn. D..iv.r
tiianher uf Commerce
Ti.",i II - this ~, ting j. for
tlr purpose oi endorsing the ao,vc
-r-o utinn and cnl's;'ng TIE united
: ,p t ol ever county aud ct in
a. cf-'fr't, s..lrc m apyr,pria
tinn from Congress with which In
begin the work.
I YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
I HIS Itfr Z. T,,.ps.iilt.,,.s
a. well n those 4 the eptirc ST Il.
''ic2c',d = II large ext -at on u, 81
ccIsfu' mi l'n, pi or ..,ls, AL
anything tli, 1t wi j aid in placing
mining IN Il III re prosperous con IL
lin m ut nrcc-s ilv in reese the
prosperity Of MI vt.cr lines ii busi-
ncS-.
/ Every one interested in fur h.
ering the prosperity of the min.
! ing industry Of Colorado is urged
to attend the meeting.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
Every one interested in fer h.
erins the prosperity of tho min.
ing industry Of Colorado is urged
to attend the meeting.

turhd an son, svJl iovsin ; "-s
found in il.
Mr., Hallowcll wi,l,w pf II. la.e
/. Professor H llow,lI w,s here last
wi,S lar Il, purpose Uf lnbkia.;
irtp til. ~ liti m of thr n,inin,.
pr 'p''rtv belonging to the estate If
ll,r husband.
II il rinorcd th~t syndicate is
being formed To tikc hold Of the
id Forest Queen pr ~ critics another
year and that extensive opcrnti as
VI ! Ike innugur..ted there. Thi. oil
nine has made 10 ord Of ore lro-
tuction that should recommend it
u any mining man.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Hiss Hattie Vadcr returned yes
tcniay from Denver where she Ia,
b,cli attending thc Apple Show
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

SSsssss ~OAS- N oStS1S- k1ES aNobs -
Mr. Owen Samscl and wife cf
pueblo came in last week to see his
father who is very IL.
T Roa.lmastcr Monaian came up
,rom Ginli-,n Friday.
q. r. Thomas OF Gothic was III
tosn saturday for supplies.
Mr. Aien B,rret. hft saturday
for Marble where he will spend the
winter.
Miss Eastcrly,f r'r,n was
visiting our schools Tuesday.
Miss Lena Bou'ths LETT Sunday
f,r Marble where she will work this
winter.
Miss Mary Pasiac returning Sun
dny from attending the apple show
st Deuve-
Mis- l."''a Dot..niicid w;s a CT iler
saturday,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

rf'l betgdrtnue,. ;,,lrinr tbe winter
'ird nsis 'i'xpect,'i that tiii.. shipments
fion, tlii piuLcfiywill soon hemade
The Stevar; property wiil!-o work
'd haring the winter ly NJ. Stewart
aud son who are driving drifts for
tilr s!ursiie ore siluut which * sup
.ro.ci n cro-s over westward into
;h6iI tctl.inrv.
The En'rr r,seand rie Pant prop
'rt'e' i:fe eaei puiiiag Il. supplies f.F
'i"r' ~ i'.ss operating durii:g t.,
'ilis-tl,ontl,s.
Tie l&octor ininc which i. If IL,
aver extremity 81 the Italian noun-
lin niUcral be t is shipping ore t..
'ic Sasida Smclier and loading IL,
acks Cabin. The Doctor j.. protluc.
ng the lest grade II ore ever minc
rom *.is property. from which H.,
mclfer gave returns Of 80 ounces -
i.ver per ton and forty To fifty re,
'ent If lead.
.'ab'p. Tbs ore w,.s Il taken fron
depths # less tlpn one hubdrc,
fect and very little drifting was exc
don" 10 determine the source %
Trend of tho ore body.
1t is thought that the present oper.
lors arr wise to the situation as Tie,
were among the miners that tool
nut the first ore from the property
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Mr. Frank s.i'nc,I i,f ycstcrla,
los hi' cd home Ia Missouri wher,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

NJ. [. Roth received his supply q.
thtlstinaS toss i..i wcel,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Mr.. Emmett Byrd returned Tues
day from Espanoi.i New Mexico.
We are all glad to lear his n,otile
is improving.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23
Local News e

Mr. Lucrro n,M & aude Of .Jncks
Cxnin uer. Al 6?pcrs last week. :;
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Miss I.e"a Bou'ths let Sunday
f,r Marble where she will work thi.
winter
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Mi~l."'a Bot..niicid w,,s cn iler
saturday,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Miss Eastcrly,f Cur r;r.n was
visiting our schools Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-11-23

Mr.. W. II. Howell Of the Cp!o
81 ,py Con. .,any cam. in on We'd
.-eslays train for Il few Gays Lusin,s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21
PLEASANT PLAINS

MI. and Mrs. Herbert Androvette
have returned to Florida, N. ", at
ter q visit here
Captain James LaForza was In
IYotteHYtIle yastArday-
RterIinx Wlneapaw visited bis
PARENTS In Prince Bay this week.
Hsrnice Graharn. the infant
daughter OF Nh. and Mrs Clinton
Graham, Of Woedvati svenue, was
recently christaued.
Misc Katherine Wood, at Prince
Bay visited In Tottanrille yesterday.
t Mrs. George Barbour, of Sharrot
avenue. Is recovering from the grip.
The new bungalow Of Leonard La
Forge. of Manhattan, built by M. A.
Brown at Little Farms, Prince Bay,
Ks about completed Mn. and Mrs.
LaForge villa occupy it In the spring.
A meeting Of the Janier Bnworth
League was held In the lscture room
of St Marks church yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21
NORTON RETIRE
AS SECRETARY


washington. jan. III Charles D.
Norton, who has been secretary to the
president for about six months, will
soon retire. This was announced from
the White House In the following
statement:
aTiles fact that Charles ID. Norton,
secretary to President Taft, would re-
tire from that position In the near fu-
ture and refurn to private business In
Chicago was disclosed In connection
with the proposal to increase the sal
airy OF secretary to the president from
$4,000 to 10000. 1t was statetf1n the
senate subcommittee that Mr.. Morton,
while strongly favering tina t0creaase IN
connection with the reorgaaizatfon o.
the executive star at the WHITE
House, had declared that he would
not himself be the beneficiary OF. the
Increase
Several names are suggested as pos
sibifities for Mr.. Borton's successor
One that ID being mentioned is James
A. Thwney, the. veteran chairman %
the house appropriations committees
He. has held frequent cancuses az the
white House recently, and It has been
known that he Is slated for come I'M
portant job under the administration
Mr.. Tawney's friends insisted, how
ever, that he has net aeesPted the sac
retaryshfp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21
TEST SIGNAL
SYSTEM HERE
unoitieiai Trial Of Electrical
Device Yestarday-

An unofficial tsst OF the electrical
automatic railroad, safsty signal thst
has been iRstaIlAd on the Steten
island Rapid Transit Railway be-
tween, Graan1eraH and Bongan Hills.
With Engineer William Smith and
Fireman Georgia White In tina cab OF
enigma No. 81. tho teHt Was made
by Fred LaCroix, the intentor Of the
aysten, ON the 1853 train OUT a st.
Gecrga yestarday afternoon. with
Mr.. LaCrofx WAS an electrician who
waa watching every detail OF the
working Of tina apparatus In this
test.
This test 80 far RAJ a success. AZ
ready two other OF the passenger en-
tgines on the AmboY division have
been partially equipped with the sys-
tenn and as soon as everything Ia In
hrape a test Will BE made with some
OF the officials of the railroad com
Ipany and the electrical company &c
sec the real merits Of the system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21
.LINEMAN is
HURT IN FALL
Charles 0'Neii Falls from
Pole Injuries Himself.

Charles O'NeiI, twenty-six years
old, of 1,149 Grand street, Eliza
beth. a lineman employed by the
about twenty-five feet from q pole at
New York Telephone Company, fell
the corner Of Broadway and Main
street. T~ottenville, about g o'clock
yesterday afternoon and received
such injuries that will lay him up for
some tins. OsNefl, with Edward
Byrnes, OF lib Henry street. New
ark also a. lineman at the time, were
working on ths cable OF tina COM
pany that passes along Broadway.
They had about finished for the
day and were coming down to the
ground, when O'NeiI in some man
ner slipped and fell to the greund.
He was partially stunned by the
blow. O'NetI was taken to the Of
sfce OF DR.. r. g. Msyers,, In Johnson
avenue, where 1t was found that he
had q confusion OF tho right elbow
and bruises about the hips End that
hts nose was cut.
1t was at first thought that he had
resolved a fractured arm. After be-
ing attended by the physician,
.O'Neil was sent to his boarding
house In Elliott avenue, T0tten-
Wills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21

DIR. WOOD GETS COURT
AID In DISMISSED CASE

DIR. John Walter Wood. who was
dismissed from his post as assistant
registrar in the Department OF
Health of the City OF New York, In
Richmond oBrough, for improper
conduct, yesterday obtained from
Supreme Court Justice Golf a writ
Of certiorari to compel the Board OF
Health to review the dismissal pro-
ceedings.
In his application DR.. Wood stated
that six charges were IodEed against
him Five were dismissed and he
was found guilty on the other charge
This, he said. Involved q complaint
against him by q Mrs. De Camera.
An Indictment, based on her com
PLANT, was found In 1903 and hs
was afterward tried and acquitted
DR.. Wood claims that the Board
OF Health acted Illegally In dismiss
ing him on q charge OF which q Jury
had acquitted him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21
ToTTEsvnLE

Thomas Alien and Arthur Skid
more have returned home after a
week with friends In Philadelphia,
.Nornist0wn and Canada.
Nelson Waldreaon is III at his
horne in Broadway.
Jacob velten, OF Pleasant Plains,
was 8 local visitor last night.
MRS. Lena Cole has returned to
West1eld.
Professor N. ]. Lowe was In Man
haitian Thursday.
Al successful food sa1o under the
auspices OF the Baptist church was
held In the vacant. store adjoining
the church yesterday.
Miss Ada Louise Lohman gave an
interesting lecture in public school
No. II, Tottenvilae, last night.
Richmond Lodge No. so, knights
of Pythias, net last night
The infant child OF Travis Bucka-
lew, OF T~ottenvifle, that died in q
home IN Manhattan Thursday, was
buried In Bethel cemetery yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-21
ANOTHER GIFT
BY CARNEGIE
ADDS sf0,otm to Institute
Bsarias nia Mama

New York, Jan. 2f.-Andrew Carns-
gle has announced an additional gin
Of $10,00o,O0O to- the Carnegie instftu-
ton at Washinstsa.. making IT, total
endowment now $ss5,OoesD0O and bxtux-
ing the saucuat Of fas phiianthroptes
close to SaeeseO0s00ls The eArns9te
institution wans foundeA In I902, fDr
the purposes Of higher edsicatiaEt aad
advanced researeh Th4 original en-
dowment Was $10s00a.00e, tor which
further gifts were asddeas masking 1t
$15,000;O60s until this gift Fac an
nsunceds
With the; announcement of this lew
gift, which follows by a month the
$10s000,e00 fund for the PRONUNCIATION
OF universal peaees the SUM of Mr..
CauneGie's philanthropies NEARLY
to the 5000. COZ, 900 mark.