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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
FIGHT CENTERS
ON GOV. F0SS
Defeat or Election % Democrat m
Mssssehvsetts Political Weather
vsne FOR 1912
CAMPAIGN HAS BoRDERED.
ON The Personal ORDER
fosss Opponent 10 Louis A Froth-
tnohsm-erort 20 Prosecute
Republicans Fan

BOSTON. Sov. % with a realizing
sense that their action may be re-
garded as political weather vane
Tor next years presidential contest.
the voters of Massachusetts on Tues
day viii decide whether Governor
Eugene y Fosa. Democrat. shall
be given second term. or whether
his young opponent Lieutenant Gov
ernor Louis \ Frothinghsm shall re-
turn the state 10 the Republican
column. Other state officers and
neS legislature also viii be- elected
The campaign has been somewhat
personal bat national issues have
played an unusually important part
Ia II. The tarir has been fruitful
theme. especially bv the Republicans
who have urged the voters 20 stand
by tle party policy at Washington
The Democrats also have mentioned
the sarif. especially IN the shoe Dis.
tricts.
Roosevelt Violates Law
Ia the closing hours Governor Foss
added an interesting is-u" los asking
tho SUFFOLK county district attornc, 20
take action against Republican leaders
both In and ont % the stat. including
~ ''AfAf tAN Asff'Nf.N't ~ Ailf ANN
Massachusetts senators Republican
committeeman and prominent corpora
ticns on the ground that the laws ~
the state prohibiting the attacking of
candidates hy means of unsigned arti-
elcE, had been violated. tie declared
also that the Republicans had been
asking political contributions from
corporations and Insurance companies.
which H. against the law Tho district
attorney found that. while tho statute
prohibited many of th" things called to
his attention hy the governor. lt failed
10 prov tide penalty Tor such Violations
and was therefore worthless
Governor Fuzs was eHct"d last year
by plurality 90 1s.-sg. over Governor
Draper in o. total vote .or M" Two
candidates Of 4ss.sgs
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PLUMBERS TRUST
Pacific Coast Combination Alleged In
Violation of Sherman Law is
Investigated.

san FRANCISCO. Not --r'nited
states Special Agent Joseph Darling
o. here supposedly 90 investigate tho
formal complaint which FIVE independ.
ent plumbing firms 81 San Francisco
have filed with the department y iIs.
uce at Washington that nine firms
making uD rho Pacific Coast Plumb.
ing supply association here. have
combined WITH fhe large eastern con.
Germs io prevent local firms from npr.
chasing direct .rom the manufac-
turcrs
Tho association named Is a. division
of the National Association ~ con.
i'derate supply associations
DO Infesf figsf.On has extended 90
Tacoma. Portland and Toe Angeles
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NEAR MURDER
Tight in Marion County Msy r,a g.,
Fatality. Victim Dashed
with Mattoch

'''-'al Dispatch ." TIE Inie.hEer.er
FAIkMoNr. w Va Nov. 8 a ei-a.
- river may result ir murder A.
....'-NN'on - 'on hunter 80 midnight D. o.
tterca'ion after r. frirsf,g -. ...
~ lited in the latter Selling n r.,..,..
-nu FashinF Conauay with 10 before -.
- "NerpoWered. Couawav h.f r..
nose -lmo-t severed n Blk -t.- .v.r go.
sy ana three cuts on che head u.u. d.
~ I"Hrel His skull is fractured f.I.i-.
tm's injuries ''-
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CAMBRiDCE. O-Wm. Fedorsen.
eyed 3. sDiif bis sisters head open
Eiih a hafchet ln a quarrel. killing
her Instantly. The victim vas aged
tao
Los ANGELES Judge Cassidy has
made an important ruling. 70 the ef.
tecf that women jurors may wear their
hats in The jury box.
MAsslI<JN. O-New York capital
isf- are prospecting q line from fbis
cry 70 Mansfeid. b. vay Of Turkey
Foot Lake
EAST LIVERPOOL. O-The u@
mlsloriy in Coiumbiana county Iass
FRIDAY 10 officially given a. Sls.
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TerSe Telegraphic Tips

UPPER sANDUsKY. . Council
VIII b. ssked Monday 20 pass an ord
nance cl1s .nE saloons a. 30 each
night pr0h.hIunE games o. chance
and barring them even 10 scrubbers
on sunday
LINTON. Ind -Pqasen Reel .
pretend patient wlth biz two small
sisters ss pretend phyf.cians. JOB a
ZANE called playing doctor. drank d
dose % medicine mixed from the fam.
iiy medicine chest and .s DYING.
WASHINGTON More decisions bv
ne supreme courr % The United state
ln regard 70 the sEfenf o. the app'fcs.
ION o. Tie federal safety appliance
Avs are looked for tomoroT.
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TAKE WAGE CUT
Five thousand Window Glass Work.
srs Accept Reduction N
Wages.

CLEVELAND. Nov o.. After con
ference lasting several weeks between
officers of the Window Glass Manu-.
facturers' association and representa-
lives OF 5000 window glass workers
IN Ohio. Kansas. Pennsy lyanls. Okla.
homa. West NirEinis and Texas. %
was announced today that the workers
have arranged TO accept an is per
cent reduction In wages. The con.
tract holds until MAY tst. ta1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
CHICAGO MURDER MYSTERY.

m" Louise Vermilya. who b. IN.
ger arrest In Chicago. accused bv IN,
po"ee of that city with KNOWING sor,,-
,n'n9 of the death OF Pojje.r
N''nur sissonette. who died uns,,
very mysterious clreumstances i, h.,
nouse' The polieemsn's death mas
mace the ninth, under Mrs. verr,,Iva.s
roo'' ana the police are hin,ina In,
they VIII unearth one of the mos, a..
founding eases OF wholesale r,ura.r.
oi tne age. Mrs. Vermilya "a belno
e'osev guarded as she has threaten.
ed 70 do away with herseif
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ELEVEN MEET DEATH
CoNspse % Bridge Across American
River Causes Heavy less
% Lfe

SACRAMENTO. Cal Nov. s.
tlofen or more men we're killed bv
no collapse last might Of a span Of
Do Mountain Quarrics Company
bfidae across the American river.
eiEnf miles from Auburn.
one body rec0vered four men.
nadly injured. in an imprOvised hos
piiai. snd it ls believed that AZ least
Ten bodies iie in the bed % the river.
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JUMPS FROM MOTORCYCLE
GONG 90 MILES AN Hous

SAN JOsE. Cal. Nov. Joe Wool.
.eI.. the chicago. motorcycle racer.
.hl'N himself from motorcycIe
,ta'elhE 20 miles an hour. on which
me control had become loosened To-
uaf' 20 prevent worse accident on
,h" turn. tie escaped uith a badly
bruised and iacerafed forehead Wool.
f'rs rode a mile in g. seconds fat
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Ne Earned ns Watch

LUDLOW. Mass. Nos
\ fund established by Charles
~ Rood. wealthy resident.
90 encourage Eoud habits
nmong fhc ,ounl men uf fhIa
town uts just been dIaUu
upon fo reward Howard O.
Ucnncfl of Ludlow Centre.
who has never usDd rroranc
word never swukrd or
chcwcd tobacco. never touched
a drop of liquor and never
Kissed 90 g.ri ou.s.d, DTS oNn
family. Ncnu,ffs reward was
" gold watch suitably Inscribed
which WAS presented ou DTS
gist hirfhds1
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KNABE MURDERER
Nay BE Caught - Pesoft Of cr..,
Found N Cincinnati

I>uHNtrrlLIS. SOU. ,f...-
shan. Who has .rfr rr..f.-,....-I.' -.
s~ut from .lr on. flr f.a- 49,. -
ffrrI today. alI alnn4rrrd fr.f D..
hai h..n ir Cincinnati. DrI. ir,..rI-
eating 0.eu t1 tfe death ~ r,- No.
.r. knauf. uHu uaa found .- rr-
apartment with rsr throat rg. rv,
weeks ago Hr said re rhtaIrls5 So
1rrre from rulns woman in rI-rf--
nrfL ur..l mIEhf frr.n s1na fl~rr
nr tnf .fse. Be- declined. Hau.t.r fr
Fi.- fr. eonar s name .r tfa nature
.f fhf lrfnrnaf1r
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Mrs. Vermilya's Attempt
10 End Life May Succeed
woman Suspeeted Of KILLING Nine
'shes Arsenic Under Eyes Of
Her Guards.
PRISONER poPEs HER
OWN FOOD VITA POISON
Nonoiuon Critical: Physicians viii
Not State Positively Woman
viii Recover

CHICAGO. nov Mrs Louise
NermiIys. accused ot the murder bv
poison o. Policeman Arthur Bisson.
ette. and under investigation in con.
hecton with the successive deaths OF
eight other persons. to-day was pro-
nouneed probably recovering after
her attempt TO end her own lie bv
poison yesterday
Energetic efforts 70 counfersct the
enerts of the arsenic which Mrs Yer
mllya cunningly contrived to mingla
with her food In the presence OF her
guards probably will be successful
her physicians say
since the attempt az suicide. Mrs
Nermilya has not been out OF sight
OF one or more guards. and every ar.
ticle she touches Is hrst examined
either by a detective or a trained
nurse
Recovery Net Assured
Though I'm a condition bordering on
nervous collapse, the accused woman
was pronounced in fair physical con
ditiOn tonight Mindful. however. OF
the frequent reiapses OF her alleged
victim. BissoRette. ending IN the man 4
death. Dr Vanarsdale. who is in
charge OF the case and who also A..
tended BissOnette. refused 90 sav
positively that she would recover.
The woman apparently Will re
cover h. said. " unless she has sc-
cess 10 other supplies % arsenic or
other poison. She is resourceful ana
cunning enough 20 evade her watchers
and drug herself again.
That she should keep deadly
drug among her kitchen supplies.
where II would least be suspected. ~
a measure of her capacity 20 deceive
Nothing would induce me 20 touch
anything In that house
Arsenic. being a mineral salt. how
ever rs 30 persistent and 20 dificult
to eliminate from the system that ;ha
woman may yet succumb 90 he
amount she has taken
Careful Guard Of Prisoner.
\ guard or detectives aud uni
formed policemen. with police
matrOn and several trained nurses.
are Watching over Mrs. Nermilya.
and. day or night. she is never out
OF The scrutiny of ar least one pair
Of eyes
The womaus bed and b~dcIothes
her sleeping garments her hair and
rfcrything else ABOUT her that could
conceal poison. have been examined
The police ar determined that the
oos,inuss % Team Pss.
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Girl conNssres Worker.

PHILADELPHIA. nov s.-fmpar.
sonatug the inspector of large do.
parim"nt store iu this city. younr
"owfs believed fo have been a for
mer emp.oye. yesterday succeeded ir
collecting sum varou4Iv crfImated
ar 5000 from tho cashiers ln q nun.
ber OF fhe departments.
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FEMALE i~PERsoHATos DIES.
TWO ARE ARRESTED

CHiOAG N0F --Iea.. tf.--.. -..
years o.d. female inpe~.ora.or ,.eo
90 morn liilr poison nE t0-n.ch. .u rls
eo--ti hasp-taI Harris wife suc D.
v thomas. an actor. Urre arrested
homas tod the police that be- had
l7ed morphine for several years and
mar tiarris had access % TIE bottle
shich Thomas lad in bis room.
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Maryland. indiana ard Kentucky Have
Especially Hot Bstties f5r 81.
premacy az Pous.


Naryiand
BALTIMORE. Nd nov. Mar,
land on TUESDAY Will eIcet eo,
ernor. n comptroller of the treasury
members of the house of DELEGATES
and half the members of fhr -enate
IN Baltimore city frrr-rorrrrsf
hght for sheriff has aroused Wide.
spread interest
state senator Arlh.r rue Gormsr
of Laurel son OF ttr late United
states senator A. =. Gorman is the
Democratic candida,c for eoyernor
4s Republican opponcut is Phillips
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NEW YORk. Nov. 5-Galbraith p
RODGERS. the aviator. who practically
completed his ocean.to ocean nlsht
by landing ar Pasadena. cal. TODAY
started from this city fOrty-ninA davs
aso on what was 10 prove his record
making trip. ln Wright biplane he
rose from the Sheepshead Bav race.
track af . 20 D. m.. september L
and arrived ar Paeadena a. 40 y m
today. ie left behind him a. Mar
shall. Mo. on October ~. broken
world = record FOR cross-couutry
night having then travelled 9ss
miles. a. against the record OF eG5
previously made by Harry Atwood
Rodgers mileage over the Atwood
record kept piling UP day by day. un.
ul 10 day he had eciipsed n bv a
total % 2.9ss
Figures from his actual fyinR time
OF three days. ten hour and forty n n.
utes in travelling f.23t miles. hts rate
OF speed Was 5l.as miles an hour
Atwood = former worlds record was
made on AUGUST %. 1911. when he
finished HE fiighf from 81 Louis 20
New York. a distance of .2s5 miles.
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Inauauta,. naa.,o LA.

MEXICO CITY NoV -T0da
fh-oughog. the republic fhe snr
ogncement thar Wader0 would be- In.
sugIrafof tomorrow pss made rlfh
40 Formally
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RODGERS is
NEAR FINISH
sirdman viii Glide From Pasadena
To-Day Down the Pacific Coast.
Ending Flight From Atlantic

PASADENA. cal Nov. . Aviator
Gaibraith = Rodgers approaching a
successful completion OF his ocean to
ocean jaunt scared into Pasadena ~
i.0i .. IN. to-day on the last spurt %
thirty miles from Pomona. and from
an altitude ~ several thousand feet
landed az Tournament park he will
d. 20 the coast tomorrow. landing
az the edge OF the Pacihc
Ohicial figures OF Rodgers Hight
given by his manager. show. Total
dlktance. 423i miles: flying time
i.s2i minutes
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Close State Fights to
Be Decided Tuesdou

Lee Goldsborough OF Cambrifee col
lector OF Internal revenue af usr+t
more Thomas D. NfrNr1f, ,.rf
kno"n in fraternsl circles fhrourbor.
the country. has conducted "a utfrf
Nint campaign as au iuGrperf.
Democratic candidate Tor shertF of
Baltimore city
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Rebels BOmbard
Chinese Towns
-snsee~ ara Soeeno~ sss,eses D,
RsseiSt'onsry Foress Nay
Seen FaL
SOUTHERN REBELS DEMAND
AeDiCATiON OF gNPg sos
"'li ee sAtshes Win Notnirs snsr,
% Overthrow % All narens
Power

SHANGHAI Nov Tie mr.
ni-hi sitter The cApiiuiaton 90 he
3 "iif 'o the reSolutiouists passei ttn.
"V"nru'N Perfect order vas main.
famed ln- shanghai and The OUT. NJ
dis'rirt-. which constitutes a reruara
ahie feature uf the movement D.
flne-Shu lS 'he responsible head ~
ihe 10" administration IA the native
'i'A ana suburbs and IS nov engaged
In completing his organization lie
informed Tie corporation Thar 10 rec.
oeni-"c only the Republic ~ itan
aud would guarantee order The only
nisord"rly elements. hs said. now 90
nlns are The former o-reiaf> their
supporters and THE Mauchu troop~.
"h" would never again boz permitted
20 coutro'
There is reason 20 believe tLat thc
revolutionary sentiment fhroushuu.
The south strongly l.Vors the uncou-
uiflonal abdIcatlou ut the emperor
aud the establishment o. an entirely
neW regime Yuan Sli kai VIII be- ~
pidiatsd n he adheres fo fh, Man
'nu- lie might become th. head .f
ihe government and receive universal
support u he separated himself from
hls former alliance There u.s. hon
ever. a growing suspicion ana dIsfrnst
% Yuan Shi kai
Favor Bioooless surrend.r
The present plans Tor A reuubl, .,
ciude complete control OF tb. yarp
Isc kiang Admiral sab is nov GRIN
Piled and cut 90 from his bas. The
reVoiutlouarN leaders are determined
20 avoid b'oodshed and secure. the
peaceful capltuiation of the Msucbi.
troops IN the various southern toaus
Huang sins the revolutionary leader
IN the Yang Tse-Delta arrived In the
native city or shanghai YESTERDAY by
motor car To-day he was engaged
With other chiefs in conference
AMON. nov 5.--It IL reported from
naive sources that continuous nght
ing has been going on a. SoOchoW
since o'clock last evening
PEKING. Nov. Yuan Shi Kai
still declines TO accept the premier
ship. although assured OF the SUPPORT
OF the national assembly and General
Chang. IN command OF the L.anchau
troops. Roth the assembly and Gen
erai Chang. however. insist that when
he parliament Is elected the premier
shall be chosen by that body
To the meantime affairs here are
In state o: chaos. No tangible head
oi the government j. visible The
government urgently needs flrds aud
hopes that The Franco belgian loan
VIII be forthcoming To enable The
military operations aud the admins
Ccontinusd on Tenth PAS.l.
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UNCLEZEB
the WEATHER,

eeEe ZucEsra
younTEtsr wanted %
nov ths othsr day
% zeks hadnt bssa
married afors hs
ued ~ With ths
Eids nav ne said
he ssed IN ths fam
~ Elbis uhsrs zsEs
married Anno Dom
ini lea6
WAsErrGroE
Eov s-Forscasts
western Psnnsyi-
vania Per virrinfa
aud ohio-Hafn an.
MONDAY phobabIy
fair Tuesday.
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NEW YORK nov After n cam.
pa.-n OFF unusual apathy. even Tor ar
on tear and .u striking contrast ro
ine hard fought gubernat0raI haf,la
OF year aeo. the voters uf Ncu York
on Tuesday viii elect members oil The
lower house OF The legislature. certain
loonuna.a On rsath P.r,,-
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Fu-fi SIX -ycar-old emperor OF CHI
He. VIII not grow ~ 10 BE- q despot
s-lh a. the men who haVo gone Re
toFe him. The proposed new consti-
tuition for china Trfps the throne
~ most ~ its authofty. ~ 10 nss-
~ that the new form of Eoernment
van he modelled after that % Eng
Land
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AMON. Nov. 5.--It IL reported from
naive sources that continuous nght.
ing has been going on a. Soochoy,
since : o'clock last evening
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'oousiHusd On rszsh Psrs,
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Cconunusd on Tenth Page
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
POLICE AWAIT
IMPROVEMENTS
New Plans for Station Are
Again Filed.

The thirty or more men stationed
at the ninety-nInth precinct police
station In Main street, Tottenvhle,
are a~nxiously waiting to see the city
make some move In regard to re-
building and remodeling the present
station in which they are housed.
The building, which was formerly a
private residence before 1t was pur-
chased by the city over a year ago,
is in an ~unsanitary condition and en-
tirely inadequate for the number or
men stationed there.
Last week the third set OF plans
were fled with Superintendent John
Seaton, of the building department
of the borough of Richmond. The
plans call for a three-story extension
On the rear, twenty-four feet. nine
inches deep, making the total depth
of the entire structure fifty feet.
The whole building Ia to be fifty
feet deep and three stories high.
The plans also call for five steel
cells In the rear portion of the first
floor, and dormitories on the second
and third stories. There will also
be q complete heating and plumbing
apparatus installed with every con-
venience for the men. with bath in
cluded. 1t Is expected that work VIII
be commenced shortly for this i'm
provement, which has been under
contemplation for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
TWO CORONERS
FOR RICHMOND
AssembIyman Short Has
Bill in Legislature.

Assemblyman William Allaire
Shortt. representing the county OF
Richmond In the legislature at Al
bany, has introduced a bill in b as
sembly which provides for two cor
oners in Richmond county. Previ-
GUS to consolidation there we're two
on the island, but one OF
them was dispensed with soon after
that .
Assemblyman shortt, however,
seems to feel that two coroners are
necessary In Richmond. At pres
ent William H. Jackson is the cor
oner, who is compelled to go from
n end of the island to the other to
attend to his official duties. If the
bill passes, 1t is believed that the
island will be divided off into dis
tricts and that end of the island
which comprises the third and NTH
wards, will have a corone OF Its own
without having to send to the other
side of the island for one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
PLEASANT PLAINS

Stephen L. Cutting is confined to his
home with a bad finger, caused by a
rusty nail a-few days ago.
Miss Nellie A~ndrovette visited in
|Tottenville yesterday.
The lighter Lizzie M. Conklin, of the
'Kreischer Brick Company, has gone to
a machine shop in Manhattan to under
go repairs.
Joseph Mangin is having a bungalow
erected in Brook avenue.
Mrs. John crane visited in Totem
vile last night.
s. Schwartzstein was in Perth Am
boy yesterday.
Walter Grant has taken a position
at the Dental Works.
Mrs. J. Mclaughlin and daughters,
of Annadale, were in Tottenville last
night.
Benjamin Dewhirst, of Huguenot,
was in Perth Amboy Tuesday night.
Robert O~uterbridge was in Prince
Bay yesterday.
William j. Penton was a T~ottenville
visitor last night.
Mrs. Joseph Seguine has returned to
New Brighton after a visit with her
parents here.
A meeting of the Jnuior Epworth
League will be held in the lecture room
of St. Marks church tomorrow after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
IoTTEN VILE

DR.. Frank Crowther has returned
after several DAYS In Maine.
George A. LaForge, of Mt. Tabor,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Moody Gates, of Brooklyn,
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Abrams, yester-
day.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson. OF Perth
.Amboy. visited relatives here yestsr-
day.
Leslie Corners. OF Huguenot, vas
In town last night.
Mrs. Lester Laforge visited her
parents In Perth Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Walters, of William
street. Is still Ill at her home.
r. w. smith was awarded the ten
of coal and John Toland the half ton
of coal by Bentley Lodge Monday
night.
Worshipful Master G. w. Dubois,
of Huguenot Lodge, No. 381. F. and
&. NJ, With several members, visited
Richmond Lodge, of Port Richmond
Monday night.
Richmond County Building Loar
Association met last night.
Richmond Rebekah Lodge, ODD
Fellows. met last night.
Deckhand John Krone, OF the fer
ryboat Perth Amboy, returned t,
work yesterday after recent Illness
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
Wasted Ability.

Mrs. Norton had attended the con-
cert given at the town hall By Mile.
Faure. a young Frenchwoman whom
the summer residents were trying to
help. as she had lost all her possess
sions through a)rre In the city studio.
where she lived and taught.
AT the end Of the concert the differ
emit opinions expressed by the villagers
as TO the exhibition Of piano playing to
which they had listened had no effect
on Mrs. Norton.
81 don't know whether she played
too loud or whether her pieces were
the best or not abe announced de-
csgively. @An I know ia that I KEEP
thinking II ] could rouss IA thar but
ter fingered Clancy girl THAT'S pretend
Ing 60 help nas with my kitchen work
and ses that MAIDEN seiIe down 70
shsllzna peas aud beans and snueksns
eog2 ! su~aa sns soaFzera wouin have
their maals rs acres ns@g on
stna&s#-xoaska OaEnsanSens
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
CAMP NO. IS
W. @. W.. BALL
Plans Complete fer affair In
X. of r. Hall Tomorrow.

Richmond Camp No. IS, Wood
men of the World, of Tottenvilie, at
its meeting in its rooms in knights
of Pythias hall last night, completed
plans for their annual ball that will
be held in knights of Pythias hall
tomorrow night. From all fndica-
tions this affair will be the largest
that the camp has ever held. Chair
man Charles Hamilton and his as
sistants on the committee OF ar
rangements are leaving nothing I'M
done to make the affair a success
Company c of Brooklyn, OF the
uniform rank Of the Woodmen OF
the World, are expected to be here
to give an exhibition drill. Wash
ington Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps,
of Perth Amboy. will be present dur
ing the evening. The dancing will
commence at 8 o'clock and music
will be furnished by Professor Nor
rissey's orchestra. Consul Com
mander James Hawkins will be hoor
manager and James Durham his as
s,stant. A gold ring will be award
ed at this time and a supper will be
a feature of the affair.