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"rhc Dance 81 the Siren" by
Joseph Herbert. Jr. and LILLIAN
Goldsmith. ID the ambitious effort
which. aided by elaborate scenery
got over" the footliEhtR az the OR.
pheum theatre yesterday II IL
the best OF bin Ia which good
dancing predomlnatea
Keno and Green have n shuttle
and rag which made the Orpheum
patrons laugh npruaFlonsly. Carrie
Reynolds IN a very blond lady Who
sings weil and dances moderately.
Hert Clark and Mabel Hamilton.
from Lannon. put over eockney
Jokes Slgnor Traxntn Ii a violin.
lst with sense ~ hum0r The
EIaasaus performed hazardousiy on
the slack wire.
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Indian music. especially that OF
the Pacific coast. and Indian rItea
are faithfully reproduced In the
Curtis sindian.pleture opera" which
IL 90 have It's first production In
the West at the Metropolitan thea.
tire Friday night The music Ia
from the pen Of Henry =, Gilbert.
the Boston composer,
The films are not made" pfc.
lures In any sense. but actual NOV.
Ing photographs OF Indians per.
forming war dances. religious rites
and similar ceremonies. The score
Ia 80 written that tho music har
monises with every movement ON
the films
The picture opera" will be re.
peated Saturday night.
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Human Temple These lectures
are free
Mrs Fowler chumoe. ia renlunr.
ton with tho lectures will hold
readings and health consultations
daily from , =. M 20 p ia at the
Lincoln hotel until December Is
Electricity 20 cure disease will he
taught Ia classes. beginning Tues.
day. December ~. at 9ss0 and 30
=. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

RAH-RAHS SOLVE
HIGH LIVING COST

BY United Freas Leased Wine
NEW YORK, Dec Planning
10 remedy the high cost OF living.
committee OF Columbia graduate
students which has made extended
Investigations into the situation
proposed the establishment OF city
markets where food products shall
be sold at auction.
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OF the star was tremendous. A
large and enthusiastic audience fol.
lowed the harmonious story OF
"Conchita. the Cigar Girl" to the
tunefui end. The singing and act.
ing OF the company were gocd. the
stage settings elaborate,
Tonight the popular Puccini
opera. Madame Butterfly" viii be
given.
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The Tnnmansan Van pieman
troupe or acrcbatn and Flying
teetu gymnants. which headlines
the bill at pausages theatre this
week. made n distinct hit with yes.
ferday'K audiences. The Van die.
mans are sir fair-haired and ath.
letic giriles who. among other
things. dangis b. their teeth.
The Tieber seals are weil train.
ed and furnish an unusual act The
minstrel number Ia a regular Lev
Doekatader show In itself NevinE
and Gordon. In Little Miss Mani
cure.~ have a good vehicle for
anappy work in songs. dances and
pafter.
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AAtAAAAA 800

~FNin In Cabaret which tops
the hlil at the Empress theatre thia
week. IA whole vaudeville show In
itself. II N The third Weber a
Field offering of It's kind 20 be sent
over che Sullivan a ConHldine cir.
cult. The turn carries two excel.
lent comedians and a good looking
and wellgowned chorus.
Tho We Musical Lunda. three
women and tao men. scored a hit
Al Wallace aud Murray Mack are
good ln their singing aet Fox and
Ward. old-ttme black.faee men,
have a stunt which IL reminiscent
0l other days The Three iiedders
open the bin with diffleuls head
balancing. Jack Hanahan. Irish.
sang Scotch and Italian eougs
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"Conchlta.a heard for the first
time IN this city. with farauinla
Tarquini In the leading role. was the
second Offering In the repertoire Of
the Lamhardl opera company at the
Moore last night. The work
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WEATHERMAN SAYS
HIGH WINDS TODAY

Storm warning received at the
local weather bureau this morning
at $3.50 states that a storm. which
Is now over British Columbia and
moving eastward. win cause high
south to southwest winds here to.
day.
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News Of the Day Condensed for Busy People

will reach Tacoma tomorrow with
900 tons Of copper ore from 30
iivia. FrelRhter Monfara Will reach
Victoria tomorrow With general
freight from Gan Francisco.
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Of the IA :
IA o "a = n u
thor. Prof
O ~ Fowler
of Nc "
York. will
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Laws at the
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The Cleans
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Going Some" the weeks offer.
Ing az the Seattle theatre. lived UP
20 It's name yesterday. II II a rol.
licking story OF the result OF a
foot race upon the result OF which
the owners. managers and COW
boys Of two rival ranches have bet
everything imaginable, The Bailey
a Mitchell players entered into
the spirit OF the story so success.
fully that they had the audience
laughing through the five acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Or. Herman Brauer. who has
made a study Of political conds.
tons Ia New Zealand and Ans
tralia, arrived In Seattle yesterday
"a take charge OF the new depart.
ment Of legislation and municipal
reference AZ the University Of
Washington. He will compile data
for the washington legislators.
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why. While. you're getting too
old 70 cry that way"
Yes. but I'm sstil too young 10
swear like yuu do when you BIT
your finger with hammer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Owing 20 the establishment Of q
large refinery In California. the
Standard on Co. yesterday re.
dacsd the price az gasoline, naphsha.
and dsHsillste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

A rev steamer building AZ Rus.
nsil & Co. Port Glasgow. will be
delivered TO the Nippon Yus.n
kanhA next July.
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AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.


Moorc--The LamhArdi Opera
Co. IN Madame butterfly"
Metropolltan--Dark.
SeattIe--Seattle Stock Co. In
Going Some"
Alhambra - rhotoplays and
vaudeville.
orpheum--vandevilic.
Empress Vaudeville.
pantaucs Vaudeville.
Grand Vaudeville ana motion
pictures.
Clemmer--photopl9ys and vau.
devyle.
Observation-Disclosures and vau
dovllle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

John G. HUMPHREYS, the new su-
perior court Judge, after the first of
the year will have charge OF civil
court No. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Pacific coast steamship Eureka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Mrs Josephine Laura stesson ~ss
yesterday granted a dlyofc. from
Warren III ssetsun on the ground of
cruelty The custody of tic three
children VAS awarded 10 George "
sfatKon. father OF tho husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

s. J. Nelson, the oldest cmpIoyc
in the city park department, died
yesterday OF heart trouble az his
home. 4f36 10th av. ". 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

THE effect Of the Japanese e.
elusion act has been 10 improve
the condition OF the Japanese in
this country" said NJ yatsuahiro.
manager Of the sunni Tonu bank Of
Osaka. stopping at the Hotel But
Ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

portland--Amona women Ivr-
ors subpoensed TO serve on
the first woman Jury In Ore
aon 10 Mrs. Abigail Scott Dun
lwsys ~. sister of the founder
Of equal suffrage in Oregon, the
late Harvey w. Scott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

In the Swedish Baptist church,
Friday evening. DR.. G. u. Shaw, Of
Chicago. will give his own transla.
tion OF 'Frlthiofs Saga" q beauti.
full legend OF the North.
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why. While. yoa're getting too
old % cry that way"
Yes. but I'm attn too young TO
HmeAf Ike yuu do when you bit
your finger with hammer"
rev steamer building AZ Rus.
Asil & Co. Port Glasgow. will be
delivered TO the Nippon rua.n
kaShA next July.
Owing 20 the establishment OF
large refinery la California. the
standard on Co. yesterday re.
dacsd the price az gasoline, naphsha.
and dlsgillate.
Mrs Josephine Laura ssctson ~ss
yesterday granted a divofc. from
Warren u. Ssetaun on the ground 81
cruelty The custody Of tic three
children Was awarded 10 George VI
Stcison. father OF tho husband.
Capt. Charles Gilman, Of engine
company No 10. fell yesterday
while fighting fire AZ the zarem
bA Mineral Water Co. when the
roof collapsed. He was slightly
injured.
George a. Barnes. . pioneer and
prominent citizen az Olympia. II
fead 1T the age of 81.
THE effect 81 the japanese e.
clusion act has been 10 improve
the condition Of the Japanese in
this country" said ~ yatsuahiro.
manager Of the sunni Tonu bank Of
Osaka. stopping at the Hotel But
Ter.
portIand--Amona women lvr-
ors subpoensed TO serve on
the first woman Jury In Ore
Qon 10 Mrs. Abigail Scott Dun
lway. ~, sister of the founder
OF equal suffrage In Oregon, the
late Harvey w. Scott.
ceneva.---Thas British protee.
torate over Egypt probably will be
announced soon. In the statement
here today OF an Egyptian repre-.
sentative of one OF Swltxerland's
biggest financial institutions.
Mare island. CsI.--The torpedo
boat des,royers whipple. Stewart.
Paul Jones. Prehle and Truxton ar
rived here today from San Diego.
They win be in port month for
repairs.
phlladelphia.---Feelinq a trip
across the continent to the Panama.
Pacific exposition In 1915 would
endanger the Liberty Bell. the his
torical society OF Pennsylvania Is
opposing the petition.
Sacramento. - Charles Carson,
condemned to die NJ Folsom prison
for participation in the big break
In 1904. was reprieved today by
Gov. Johnson. the stay TO extend
until Dec. 20.
San FranoIsco.--"captain Peary
was In New York drinking cock.
tails when was at the North
Pole" declares DIR. Frederick A.
Cook, here today on lecture tour.
chlcago--"Nationalixation OF coal
mines and railroads In Great Brit
ain Is the object Of British labor
unions" Robert Smile, president
of the British coal miners fedora.
ton. declared here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Tolt. Redmond. Duvall and Enum-
claw are seeking incorporation az
towns OF the fourth class. In order
to handle the liquor question as
they see fit Saloon licenses will
not be granted to unincorporated
parts of King county after Jan. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

cereva.--Thas a British protee.
torate over Egypt probably will be
announced soon. In the statement
here today OF an Egyptian repre-.
sentative Of one Of Switzerland a
biggest financial institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

George A. Barnes. . pioneer and
prominent citizen of Olympia. II
dead 1T the age ~ 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

EIlenshurn. --loesi men have dis.
covered a big deposit OF fuller >
earth. believed 60 underIls the
whole range If foothills go the east
of the city. Two carloads arr be.
ing mined aud aens 90 Seattle carh
wsek. 10 bo used az filler for as.
heafna pipe covering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Capt Charles Gilman, Of engine
company No 10. fell yesterday
while fighting fire az the Zarem
bA Mineral Water Co. when the
roof collapsed. He was slightly
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

South Bend.--After leaving the
home Of friend. Mrs. w. A. KIRK.
rs. sent TO her awn home and shot
herself through the heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Mare Island. CaI.--The torpedo
boat destroyers whipple. Stewart.
Paul Jones. rrehle and Truxton ar
rived here today from San Diego.
They win be in port month for
repairs.
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vaIder--Faicon IosIin and z. l.
Webster. Of Seattle. were dismissed
By the federal court here yesterday.
They were charged with publishing
false report of the condition Of
the washlngton.Alaska bank. Of
Fairbanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Aberdsen.---Mrs. Frank WEIGH
yesterday filed suit for So 900 dam
ages against J n Creeeh. who shot
aud killed her husband. City be-
teesive Frank WEIGH. last June ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Spokane. The lnter-ehurch coun-
cll has called mass meeting sun
day to place the blame for the "Spo-
kane Diggln's." wtde-open time
given for the entertainment Of the
delegates TO the recent mining
convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

MISUNDERSTANDING a trip
across the continent TO the Panama
Pacific exposition In 1915 would
endanger the Liberty Bell. the his
torical society OF Pennsylvania is
opposing the petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

China painting by many local
artists on exhibition this week at
the Washington State Art associa.
tiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

spok sns--A campaign for ieuis
latlon against Sunday movies" has
been started here.
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Observation-Disclosures OF coal
mines and railroads In Great Brit.
ain is the object OF British labor
unions" Robert Smile, president
of the British coal miners fedora
ton. declared here.
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pleas OF not guilty were yestcr.
day entered before Judge Howard
In the U. 8. district court by physi.
clans and women arrested recently
on charges of fraudulent use OF the
mails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Sacramento. - Charles Carson.
condemned to die ut Folsom prison
for participation in the big break
In 1904. was reprieved today by
Gov. Johnson. the stay to extend
until Dec. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

North Yakima. wssh,--Whlle the
vets are talking today Of taking
an appeal TO the supreme court. the
city clerk IL preparing the call for
an election 20 vote on The salocn
closing ordinance. The vets
we're denied an injunction yesier-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

North Yakima Judge prehie. In
the superior court yesterday. de.
nled tha Temporary Injunction ask.
81 for by the wet Interests to
prevent the calling Of vote on
the saloon eiuAing ordinance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

kosmos lines new steamer ksr-
max will sail on Dec. IA from Ham
burg to Seattle via Honolulu.
Menes. sister ship OF the karnak,
will be completed next April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

San FranoIsco.--"captain Peary
was In New York drinking cock.
tails when ! was at the North
Pole" declares DIR. Frederick A.
Cook, here today on lecture tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-03

Edmcnton. Wasts4--in the muniei.
pal election today. the socialist nd
mlnlFtratlon of the year II oppos
lna q fusion ~ republicans. demo
Gratis and progfesaiyes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
WEATHER

Observations Of the United
States weather bureau taken at
= y. N. yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
ARKANSAS IS
WITH FLEET
Super Dreadnought Looks
Real Sea Fighter.

| New York, Oct 8.-While New York
was at breakfast the battleship Ar.
kansas. a superb ~readnought. slid In
through the narrows to join the great
feet that Ia assembling In the Hudson
for the review Of next week. The
Arkansas and Wyoming. each having .
displacement OF 16.00 tons. will be
the Ant ships Of their class ever sen
In a New York review. Both were
taken owe by the government a few
weeks ago and put In commission at
the Philadelphia navy yard.
Many sailors had shore leave, but
there were no official ceremonies on the
ships. and the men on duty. who had
never seen the Arkansas, had Il chance
to pipe an eye at her. They said she
looked like Il real fighter as she took
her place.
Two hours after the arrival of the
Arkansas came the Uattleshlps Michi-
gan and Virginia and the collier Cy-
clops.
In the 1911 naval review the Dread
noughts Utah and Florida were the
most formidable vessels in the aggre-
cation. They will now be overshad-
owed by the Arkansas and Wyoming.
And II there should be another naval
review In 1913 these two may In turn
be displaced by the battleships New
York and Texas, now building.
Arkansas and Wyoming each has a
crew Of officers and men numbering
more than 1000 They will be the
first ships ever seen In this harbor that
carry main batteries Of an ever dozen
Of twelve inch guns. The addition of
these " ships to the feet will give
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus. com
mander In chief Of the Atlantic feet.
eight ships Of the all big gun type
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
MT. HOLLY HAS.
CROWD AT FAIR
Many Little Folks Flock to
ChiIdren's Day.

Mount Holly, N. j., Oct 9.-The thir-
| teenth annual exhibition Of the Burl
ington County Fair association opened
with a magnitude never before
reached. 1t was the largest first day
| crowd In many years and over S,OU
persons enjoyed the sights and features
Of the day. 1t was children's day and
all the Riddles" were admitted free.
They were the guests of the society
and carefully looked after by b. z.
Wills, the secretary, and his appointed
assistants.
teen years of age have exhibits, the
girls showing all kinds Of fancy work,
with specimens Of art, and the boys
mostly have paintings in oil and water
color. The boys and girls made good
use Of everything coming their way
while making the rounds Of the build.
ings, during which they had many free
samples to take home. While the chill
dren were romping at will, members of
the various committees were in a state
Of excitement arranging the belated
exhibits, some of which came from
the Trenton fair.
Those who enjoy rural life were at
tracted by the fine display of agri
cultural machinery. the numner Of ex-
hibitors being larger than ever. In
the display of farm products the
grangers have combined their interests
and their displays are attracting con
siderable attention. There ia a great
display Of mammoth pumpkins. water
melons. beets. squashes. ETC.. that GOV.
ers one section of a building. There
are also fine specimens Of vegetables,
fruits. nuts and grain. showing the
fertile condition of tho county. The
skill in kitchen and sewing room of
the women agriculturists Is fully dis
played in the culinary department.
where there are hundreds Of tempting
displays Of preserves labeled and ar
ranged for the eyes Of the judges who
are selecting the nrst and second pre-
MUM winners. In this building, to
which the public has no access, there
are hundreds Of 1ne cakes. loaves Of
bread, pies, rolls Of butter and the
like. upon which Judgment must be
passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
General Markets.

New York. Oct. ..
BVTTER-Firrn; receipts. $3.50 pack
ages: creamery. extras. h., 30%a3lc.: nrsts,
2Sa30c.; seconds 26ha27nc.: thirds. 24a
1Mc.: held. extras. 3oa3lhc.: state dairy
tubs, finest. 29c.; good to prime. 26a2sc. d,
common to fair. 2sa25c.: process. extras.
21a77Mc.; frsts. 2sha26hc.; seconds. ia
&C.; Initiation nrsts. 2a24c.
factory. June make. frsts, AAa8c.: cur.
rent make, first. 23ha24hc.: seconds, xls
a23c.; thirds, &c: packing stock, current
make. No. 2 72a2z1sc.: No, 3. lsa2lc.
CHEESE-Firm: receipts. 3,469 boxes
state, whole milk. specials. white. III.
l7hc.; colored. l7nal7Ac.: average fancy
white. INC; colored. l7Ac.; underErades
l4a17c.; daisies. l7tsal7kc.; state skins
held, specials. l+al4tc.; fresh. specials
i3Aa1tc.; fair to choice. 10hal3c.: under
grades, SAal0c.
E00S-lrreSuiar: receipts. o,so6 cases.
fresh gathered. extras. dox-. 9la34c.; extra
frstA, nsa3oc. flrsts. 2SaZc.: seconds, 23a
40; dirtiea, Ot4c: checks. tOalSc. refrig-
orator, nrsts, storage paid for the season.
2sha2f3tc, sconds. Ahaz2hc.: thirds. Nh
a3Oc.: state. Pennsylvania and nearby.
hsnnery whites. fancy, large. 43a45c.; faii
to good. a3aGc.: hennery browns. S6a3ec. :
gathered brown and mixed colors. 26aS4c.
HAY AND STRAW-Steady. timothy.
new, 0oc. all Is: shipping. S9as5c.; clover,
mixed, Toe u long rye SuA". SVasoc''
oat, 65a571nc.: small bales same az large
LIVE POULTRY-Dull and iower.
chickens, ID. lkAai3hc.. fowls. lsal4&c.
roosters, sjAc.; turkeys. l6c.. geese. lac ;
ducks, l4aI6c.: Euineas. pair. &C.,. pigeons.
&c.
POTATOES-Weak: Maine, bag, 81 ESa
LIS; Pennsylvania, 1870 lbs. S2a2-2S; state.
$50 lbs, 81. 75a2; Long island. Dbl or bag
81. 1a2. e.: Jersey. round. Dbl. or bag. 81 "
al. Is; sweets. Jersey basket. Soc all: south
.ern, Dbl, $.Ea1.b.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
CALLED To DOOR
AND ARE SLAIN
Invalid Sister Hearing Strug-
gle Calls Nsighbors.

North Vernon, Ind, Oct. 9.-Charles
McQuaid, aged ~setenty-one, and Jonn
McQuald, aged tiILy eight, brothers,
living together tive miles southwest OF
ms city, were cuiled ~ the door ana
murdered by w nieu.
Charles McQuaid answered u knoeK
1T the back IGOR and u nIan i'll the
broken down in the highway aud he
wished help. The mar IL the yard
told McQuaid he wished a light and
Charles got u lantern, AS o . us Nc
quad stepped out Il OF the MEL
struck the lamp and then grabbed
him. Charles called to his brother
John aud when John appeared at the
door he was shot through the heart
Charles was a powerful man and put
up a desperate light. He was stabbed
and then shot In the hip, dying two
hours later.
Tho men lived with an Invalid sis
ter, and when she heard the struggle
she crawled from her bed to a chair
and by pushing 1t was able to reach
the front door. from where she called
for help. A neighbor heard her and
responded and the murderers. hearing
the nelghbors coming. fed, leaving 40
evidence by which they could be iden
titled.
When the n%eighbors arrived John
was dead in the back yard where he
fell. Charles had succeeded In crawl
ing into the house. He was unable
to give the slightest description of the
murderers owing to the darkness.
| The motive for the crime Is supposed
to be robbery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-09
AMERICAN KILLED IN FRANCE

Body Of II. r. Rodney Of Poland, Ore
Found on Railway Track.
Paris. Oct 9.-The body Of 81. +.
Rodney. An American citizen. Of b16
Williams avenue, Portland, Ore, was
found on the railroad track near Abbe-
Vile on Sept 20. according to an on
cial notification sent By the govern
ment to the American consul general.
II Is believed that Mr.. Rodney fell
from a train in motion. The body has
been buried In Abbevilie cemetery, and
Mr.. Rodney's baggage is In the hands
of the authorities,