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Arizona republican., 1912-04-29
CLARA BARTON.

Weep! weep, for mercys angel fair
 is dead The tolls of sanGuine strife are hers
 no more. Her days upon life's battlefield are OCT, Nor will she more the ways of car
 mage tread To soothe the wounded soldiers dy-
 ing bed. Let loudly echo now the cam )n's
 roar
 To honor her who first the Ped
 Cross wore And Wrested from the field of gore
 it's dread. The war mad nations pause and
 softly weep
 grave Whilst there the mourning soldiers
 vigil keep Because for them her entire life
 she gave. Her body sleeps in peace beneath
 the sod While her great soul rests in tho
 arms Of God
 JAMES A. WILLIAMS, B. A, St Viator College, Bourbonnais, III Very few houses in the French West Indies possess kerosene lamps, candle: being commonly nsed for household Illuminating. The import duty make! it impossible for the people, who arr poor, to use either kerosene or gasO line,-COnsular Report.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-29
DAILY FASHION TALKS
 BY MAY MANTON



 striped while the chenette handsome the
Arizona republican., 1912-04-29

and II has the great advantage of being durable as well. The smartest linens are loosely woven and do not crush readily, which in itsei;f = a great ad- vantage. T Il C blouse Is made in the favorite sur plice style and it Is tucked becom- inely. The sleeves are of the simple one-piece sort but they can be made in either three quarter or full length. In this case the center front portion, or Chemisette, Is made of two materials, but 1t could be made of lace for its entire length, if preferred. The skirt Is made with d I"o-pitt ( upper portion that is ar ranged over a foun- dation which Is joined to 1t on the line of the stitching, so that the effect is of a double skirt while in reality it is all in one. It can be finished at the high or natural waist line. The model makes an excellent one for linen in all Colors. but also would be charming devel- oped i'll pique or other similar cot ton material, while it is equally well adapted to the favorite tdtfeta. henrietta 10th. pongee and a host of other season able fabrics. Plain and striped taifeta would be beautiful so made or fouIard could be coIntiaed with satin u be effective. One of the new, white cor duroy piques would be pretty trimmed with plain color
 pink, blue or tan
 For the medium
 sit ,.ei - VI
 require SIS yard;
 of material 27, 21s
 yards 36. I1s yards
 Al inches Wlde Wltf
 $4 yard P for col
 lar and cuffs, 5
 yard IS for tn,
 Ckenlisette; for thu
 skirt will be needed Lo fo,,nAnt,nn n.idtl
Arizona republican., 1912-04-29
PRESIDENT HAS THE
 LAUGH ON HIS OPPONENT

Continued from Page D.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29

STATE or WEsr VIRGINIA, County, Or.
BARBOUR, CIfg or BELlNGToN, To WIT
All a speciaI session Of the connect Of
ne CITY ot Beiington in Barbour county
held in the council chambers thereof, on
tie l3th day oi August, 1912 Present:
AZ B. Rhorbonph, Mayor, and G j.
Slalnaker, Recorder and Fioyd Teter,
Floyd Ware, Henry Coonta, Robert PITT
MN, J +. Kpyser, and J A viquesney,
members Of she council Of the said city.
The council having sscertained that on
the fret day OF January, 1905 there was
an outstanding Indebtedness against the
municipality amounting to $4,000 90, and
interest thereon, as shown by the sfase-
ment Of thesrecorder Of said nunicipaity,
after carefully auditing The same as &c,
qnired by law, and that Sl55O00 Of said
indebtedness and interest had not here
tofore been provided for and the cornell
desiring to iiquidate the same, as pro-
vided by section s chapter 8, Of the Acts
Of the legislature, 1908, providing for the
payment of outstanding indebtedness
represented bv outstanding municipal
orders. together with the accrued interest
thereon; it is therefore ordered that ten
cents (l0e) be, and the same is hereby
levied on each One Hundred Dollars Of
the valuation Of all property taxable in
said municipality, according 70 the last
assessment thereof, for the purpose of ap-
plying same toward the payment Of said
outstanding Indebtedness and the accrued
interest thereon.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, CouNry or
BARBOUR, CRY OF BEINGToN, To.wiri
!, g. J, stalnaker, Citv Recorder, in
and for the municipality Of Beington,
county Of Barbour, and State Of West
Virginia, do hereby certify tia the fore
going IS true copy from the records Of
an order made bv the council Of ssid
municipality on the 18th, day Of August,
1912.
6. j sTALNAKER, City Recorder
Municipality Of Beington, w Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
Ear Sale Or Eat Rent

On acee6us ny age and iailing heal
if, ] now fer The Betineton Flour and
Ftea Mill for ssle II d sacrifice
The FLOUP MIL was buit about two
End hslT years 60, hg he Sordye and
Norman Company Of lnoian9Polis- Ind.
The Feed Mil wa beiit ahout seven
years ago bv The Wolfe CmnanN q
ChamG ers burg Pa. There are also soad
ontfit which manufactures good Bnek
wheat Flour There is also corn VIII
Outfit, which manufactures line quality
Of suited corn meal
The mill is run by Thirty II Gas
Engine which furnished excellent power.
Ny terms are part cash, balance time
payments that may be agreed upon
will take good well located property ~
Belington, Phiippi, Bnekaannon o. Elk
ms as part paw.
For any luther information plsas4 g
or write.
L. w. BROWN,
Relinetou W Va
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29

By virtue Of the authority vested in me
by the decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Barbour County, West Virginia, entered
at The April Tarm, 1912, Of said Court, in
the chaucery cause of John D. HQsberry
against w Granville Goodwin II AL, the
undersigned Special Commissioners viii
on the
10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1912,
between the hours Of one o clock and four
O'Clock m o. that day being the first
day ot the next regular term Of the CIR
emit Coprt 81 Baraou Comfy offer for
sale 70 the highest responsible bidder, at
the front door of the court house of Bar
bonr County, West Virginia, the coal il
and underlying tract Of land situate ii
Glade District, Barbour County, West
Virginia, adjoining lands with Frederick
Hill and others and being the same coal
conveyed by W G Goodwin and wife TO
y Moore, Trnstee, ny deed bearing
date Of the Goth day OF January, 1906,
and Of record il the proper Office in Deed
Book 65, page 274, to which reference is.
had for more complete description Of
said tract Of coal; and this sale will carry
with it the mining rights granted in said
deed and will oe subject to the reserva-
ton OF the Tree Foot Seam Of coal.
TERMS OF SALE Sufficient cash ii
hand on day Of sale to pay decree Of
1881 70, with interest thereon from the
9Th day Of April. 1912, until paid. cost OF
suit, and expense Of sale; and Tor the
residue, if any, the purchaser shall give
bis,two interest bearing notes for equal
amounts due in six and twelve months
from date Of sale, with good personal
security to be approved by the Special
Commissioner and the legal title 10 be re-
tanned ~ the said Commissioner al
turther seeuritv for the payment Of tile
deferred notes
LEROY Y HOLsBERRY,
Special Commissioner.
L Ghas. W. Brandon, Clerk ii the
Circuit Court Of Barbour County do here
Dy certify that Leroy Y Holsberry, the
above named speciai Commissioner, has
executed before me a bond IN the penalty
RI $1,000 90 with security approved By me
a. proylaed BY the decree in the above
styled cause.
Given puder my hand this the I4th
day q August, 1912
G. w BRANDON,
Clerk.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
For Sale
+. w. BROWN,
BeIingtou. W Va.

NINE Room House and Lot for eaie
on High st. Nicely sitnated with shade
trees in front, commands nice view
plumbed in all the rooms for Cos Tor
lieat and Lights. water in the house.
ANY one wanting nice resident prop
rtv at bargain, viii max 10 ME take
ia this one, i've minutes walk fr9' depe'
Address, Or call at THE PR0iRESS
I'VE OFFICE.
Belington, w va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
GUMBE:RLAND'S
GREAT HOME
COMING EVENTS
Running Races Daily aviation Meet,
Pageants, Carnival and
Marhi GraS.

Cumberland. Md. promises the greatest
entertainment Is ia history. Home ]om-
ing Week. SEPT. 1912
The citizens subscribed Sl5. 600 toward
carrying through the program Aside
from this. $4,000 Has been raised Ia mi
on q running race meet Il the Climber.
land Fair tracks. This meet viii attract
some IF the greatest runners IF the country
There will be six races daiiy WITH purses
from 800 10 500. tie purses for tba week
aggreeating S7 500 These races have
been provided nj that there r,igbt NOT b.
dnll moment during the week re
great daily nsgeapts viii ia held either
before Oh aiter III races For this rnrn-
a., r,aat 49,. "A, s. So. IA 800.
s;Ttn na.sas as;n $ .,.a,,s.I. f~ess ,,,s
fsn,o,,s 800 Is c;ao;,,aat; tav;.otar.
ona ro.;s.,;lla - r;n,4sar as4
rto,oiton ontar;a frar, atos,s ia .srasa
cantlaa,3,,,a n.;'.;n. 81, palF;5,aaa
IA otber nrints ,l;Il eon,s tba ren,air.l
= = ,aa. s, ~ s ~ 1900 $500.
MI Il rnaaags aaa ;,,,bsrs sgsr as
saa,h,aa & ~ Eaa. faata. as.La
.saoa.;f, Ill., tasso.,s e4as4o. -
ana l,is I, 5sbina f,on, c,ao;a1a,; mss
m;lI - !, aaoi5aa navalta aa MI aasI
traol, T6a ace a,ora a.itt sar.a,,,a.,
IN .atai,,ars s.;Il 49, ! ooo $500
cen, bsrigaa ov,,.,,,. !. $500 i g
"a ooa Dsiig alsa I'M E AZ sa.oalans
aiabts ,nan.,,lsna s.;,, 81 asad !.
a,sbf ~ tb;s maes d machina 9TH t.
a,,t;ra,,, MI, i, t,,;ssa..;a.
rbo,sands i eolisrs I'm Is sna,t a.
Ms ll,ni,,ot;on I'M aa.orstioa 81 sBa
stra.,. a.,d f,,;,1a;,.,s i, .,s...,,,a.la.a 6,
90 n,,;,a,a, 49, 49, .r;sI Is AK 81.
caudeseent globes The DIV viii be a
wonderful mags Il fiabt and coIor 81
Jour and one half mics IA nightly
featuae viii be the big carnival of "a high
class shows "a ~ provided ~ Moss Bro.
A free feature will be Che daiIv bioh dive
Of ninety feeelnto the net bv Joe Nfaloney.
hall nan, a suryig er Of the main 4 disaster.
A dazzling Midway win be provided.
The illumination Of the Potomac river
front w,lI 81 ~ NJ elaborate seala aat
parades and sham naval baftIe viii s.
arranged,
/
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
FOR Sale

THREE FARMS Ali near Lovett's
Chapel in Valley Distriat Barbour
County; one farm llQ acres, two good
orchards, one farm 50 acres f@o good
orchards; one farm 50 acres oae yo1pg
orchard An for $40 90 per acre
TERMS: One fourth cash down,
balance with secured nntes
LEWIS ZlBKLE,
Belington. W Va + f p No l
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
Wheat For Sale

/ have good A NJ Seed Whea'
which am selling for 81 90 per buspel
This wheat can not he excelted IL qualtv
ard is the finest tt,ere is, which il saving
great deal
Anyone wishing this wheat ar the
hove named price. Call on or write
We GEORGE
Beline'on w. Va r. + D. No 2
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
9
Local News
Miss Anna Fry is visiting relatives

Miss Anna Fry is visiting relatives in
Philipp.
Mrs. Il. II. Price and two children
Hope and Hugh, returned Sunday FROM
a weeks visit in Beverly and Elkins.
Mrs. W. w. Teter and daughter Eva,
are visiting in Buckhannon,
Neree Broadwater and Gorden Right
arc fishing on the Middlefork River this
week.
NJ John Pitman and family, Of Yves.
ton We're the guesfs Of the formers broth
er over Sunday.
Miss Minnie FELTON, is visiting In Elk
ms this week.
A fine line Of jewerly Just received
Prices right =. Ware u Son.
Miss Prudence Bartlett, u SIMPSON bas
been visiting her Uncle, Jas S Bartlett.
Lester poliag q Eikins was here satur-
day
3 Polling. was il town Monday
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars RE-
ward for any case Of Gatarrh that can
not ne cured nv Halls Catarrh Cnre
F. j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O
We the an iersgned. have known y. j Cheney
for he last IS years and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and imam
eiallv able to carry out any obligations made BY
his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE,
Toledo
H4ls catarfh Cure is taken internally acting
directly lpon the blood ard mucous sariaeesof
the system Testimonials sent free Prize ~
cents per bottle. sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
6 tinate

STATE OF Wfsr NImtNlA. GorNTY oF
RRBouH, CFrY OF FRIlNGroN, 70 WIT
al a speeia session u ire eonaeii n
the city ot Bengton, Barbour eunpt.
h4ld id lhe Council chambers thereof. ~
tie City bnilding % he iSfh day Il
August, 1912 there wer4 present., B =
Hbmnonga siayor, ] s'a'naker, re-
e1gdeF sna n vi Tetyr, Favd Ware,
Henry Coonts. Robert Pitmar, J p
Keyser, and J a Viqae-ney, nemper4
of the council IT said city
In arco dance wish section A. chapter
10, Of the Acts Of extraordinary session
Of the legislature Of 1905, the council pro.
cpedFd 10 make up an estimate II the
amounts necessary to be evied f@r the
cnrrent fiacaI year, to cover all municipal
debts and fiahiifies payable during TIE
said yeai, intending probable expendi-
lures for mnnieioal purposes, and proper
allowances for Delinquent taxes, expense
Of collections and contingencies; bat de-
duciiha tt@refron he money in the city
treasury applicable to the service Of the
year and municipal claims and doth de-
termine and estimate the several amounis
TO be levied as follows.
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy IS cents on the
Hundred Dollars valuation,
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Tie amount due the saia municipality.
and the aa,aaet that will become due
and eolleeHRis from every source, ex-
cept from the levy Of taxea to be made
for the current fsca year
la) Balance in hands Of the
oitv treasury $4,000
Ib) Redemption of Delinquent
lands (estimatedl 5000
fel Sale 81 delinquent lands
estimased Is co
III Hotel licenses Is 90
81 0ther licenses % 90
If From street paving and
sewer bills One ami nm
collected 10000
(el Sidewalk BILLS due q "a nn-
collected 10000
Total estimated receipts sl905 90
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29

iong) October 18th to December lst
Squirrel (Gray, Black, Red, Fox
September 1st to December lat Rabbit
and all fur bearing animals, no closed
season. Skunk ia protected in counties
where protection has been approved BY
majority Of voters Il is unlawful to pur-
sue deer with dogs - lhY time
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
!. Notice

Al persons who are indebted to ii fer
more than 30 day, will p'e,se settle Ii eli
accounts BY SEPT, 20, 1912 we find II uec
esssry 70 make collections III order that
we may meet our obigations, please be
prompt and settle
+. WARE 4 son.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
EIETR ANNUAL FAIR AND EXPOSITION
SEPTEMBER IO=lI-l2-l3, 1912.
II AIRMoNT, w. VA,

exhibits and Interestingly displayed THE FAIR Of AL
bic display Get premium secretary, prepare exhibits
8 attend THIS FAIR
ENns intermediate each day 22
j A. Ola JrSo - SCOTT ssserefary.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
Speclal NntIce.

0weing to the change IL the firm Of
w T Carry 5 Iewelry store. All accounts
mn-t he settled byscash OF note hy Sept
first, 1912. or same viii be placed in hands
Of attorney fer collection
VT CURRY
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29

The open season for game, birdie. end
fish is as follows
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-08-29
Warning!
Information on ForssI, Game and Fish Laws

The open season for game, birds. end
fish IS as follows
GAME
Deer with horns oyer four inches
long) October 18th to December lst
Squirrel (5ray, Black, Red, Fox)
September 1st TO December 1at. Rabbit
and all fur bearing animals, no closed
season. Skunk ia protected in counties
where protection has been approved BY
majority Of voters: Il is unlawful to pur-
sue deer with dogs u Jay time.
BIRDS
Qaaii- Virginia Patridge) November
list to December lst Ruffed Grouse
(Pheasant), Wild Turkey, October 18th
to December lst Plover. Sand Piper,
Wood Cock, Reed Bird, Rail, (Ortalon)
July 18th to December 10th. Snipe-
October 10Th to March lat, Duck Tex
cept wood duck), Goose, Brant, Sep
TENDER 1st 10 April goth Foreign game
birds, wood duck, no open season. En-
glish sparrows, Owls Hawks, Eagles,
Crows and King Fishers NAV be killed
at any time All other non game birds are
protected at all times.
Bag Limits 2 quail. ruffed grouse.
2 wild turkeys in a day or SO quail, rs
ruffed grouse, and Wild turkeys ia a
season.
FISH
Jack Salmon Commonly called Jack
fish or white salmon) June 18th to April
18th. Trout or handbook salmon, April
lst to September lsf Black, green, will
low, and rock bass, pike oEplckerel. June
10Th to Apri' 18TH, In Brook, Hancock
and Ohio counties the open season on
the last named fish is from May both to
April 18th.
1t is unlawful to hunt Or fish on Sun
day; to hunt or fish on the enclosed or
improved lands Of another. without
written permission; to sell, buy, or trans-
port ont of the State, or serve at hotel or
restaurant protected birds, game or fish;
to maintain dam Or other thing which
obstrncts the easy passage Of fish up or
down the stream, without suitable fish
way; to allow to enter any stream Of
water, sav-dust or other matter dele
terious to fish; to catch fish, kill birds or
game out Of season; to use seines, except
in the OHIO river, when properly reg
istered; TO kill or catch game FISH, except
with rod, hook and line, or by trot line;
to set out forest fires to catch fish under
size, as prescribed by law; to catch by
seine, net. bait trap or snare, or any
kind Of device wild turkey ruffed grouse
or quail; 70 shoot or discharge fire arms
across any public road, or within 400 feet
Of any school, or on the lands Of another
Within 500 feet Of an occupied dwelling
hoqse; to hunt without license, unless
you are citizen Of West Virginia TO
carelessly wound or kin any human
being, or any live stock constitutes an
offense punishable BY fine not to ex-
coed one thousand dpllars, and jail
sentence Of one year.
IL ia felony to use any dynamite, or
other explosive mixtures for the purpose
Of killing fish.
/ earnestly ask the cooperation Of
every citizen Of West Virginia, in lelp-
ing TO enforce the law ANY information
Of violations givep will be appreciated,
and the name Of the informer will be
kept strictly confidential
!. A. vIQUEsNEY,
Forest Game and Fish Warden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
$500 BAIL
FORDUGAN IN
BOY KILLING
Pleads Not Guilty to lndict-
ments Charging Man.
slaughter and Assault.

Arraigned before Judge William p.
Martin in the Court Of Quarter Ses-
sions his morning, Daniel A. Dugan,
jr., 10 years old, of Orange, pleaded
not guilty to indictments of man
slaughter and atrocious assault and
battery returned against him by the
grand jury for the killing of Leo F.
McDermott, and severely in1uring Miss
Sylvia Tichenor, 10 years old, who
were struck by Dugan's automobile
Christmas morning.
With Louis G. Nolte and James A.
Clark. jr., who were in the car at the
time OF >the accident, Dugan pleaded
not guilty to an indictment of as
sauIt and battery upon Ovidio Bianchi,
a lawyer, of 261 Main street, Orange,
who saw the boys attempting TO escape
after the accident, and gave chase,
with DR.. Stephen G. Lee, of East Or
ange, in the latter's automobile.
Dugan was released in $500 bail,
$500 on the m~anslaughter charge and
$1,000 on the atrocious assault and bat
terry charge, to appear for trial
March s.
Nolte and Clark were released in
$1,000 bail. Their trial on the assault
and battery charge is also set for
March s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19

Stickit Ministers Wecins
Free Lancers
Master OF Starsf
Leopard q LII
Viper Of Milan
Lovers OF the Woods
FOrewaYners
Kathcrny nevelyp
House Green shutters
In High Places
VrOw Grnbelsar
BlottinH Book
Far from Mag Girls
Drums and His Times
Next to Ground
kidnapping Of Lincoip
McTeague
Artistic Temperament
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
CITY COUNCIL
MAY REVISE
WARD LINES
Aldermen Would Equallze Num-
Der OF Voters ia Sew
eral Districts.

Tentative plans for The redistrioting
of the wards by the Common Council
in accordance with the rights of that
body are now under consideration. The
council has the right to make changes
in the ward lines every five years, and
since at the present time the votes cast
in some of the wards are far greater
than they are in neighboring sections,
it is planned to make q more equitable
adjustment.
AS an example of the difference in
the number of votes cast in certain
wards in the Common Council is not
with the Ninth n Thirteenth wards,
which adjoin it.
In 1910 the votes cast in these wards
by the Republicans and Democrats
We're as follows: Sixteenth ward. 1880;
Ninth ward, 1852, and Thirteenth ward,
2,701. These figures prove conclusively
that the representation from these
wards in the Common Council VI not
altogether as fair as 1t might be. And
il the changes are made, q section of
the sixteenth ward would become part
of either or both OF the other wards,
so that each of the three would have
approximately the same number OF
voters.
1t Is not the plan of The council to
increase the number of wards. The
life of the Common Council is by no
means certain of permanencY. The
charter revision commission, which last
year prepared a new charter for the
city. making the government of the
commission form, shows absolutely that
there is a we'll define movement on
foot to change from the present form
of government. Therefore 1t canno be
said that the council is influenced by
any selfish motive. The idea is solely
to adjust the lines equitably.
Ths Fifth and the Tenth wards are
also good examples Of the inequality
now in existence. In 1907, 1923 votes
were cast in the Fifth ward by the adj
herents of the two big parties. The
Tenth ward showed a voting strength
Of 1900. If the plans Of the Council so
into effect these wards, with a total of
e,21S. will be evenly or almost evenly,
divided.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
CONFLICT. PLANS FOR
TRADE BOARD BANQUET,

The assignment of seats q. the New
ark Board of Trade annual banquet, to
be held in Krueger Auditorium next
Wednesday night. was completed to-
day by the committee in charge of the
arrangements. Announcement was also
made of the toasts which will be re-
sponded to, as follows: An invocation
ny Rev. George G. Vogel;" Business
Conditions and Banking Laws" by for
mel United. States Senator Nelson w.
Aldrich; industrial Peace by Con-
gresham Henry r. Rainey; "Other
Suggestions" by Congressman Claude
Kitchin; New Jersey" by Governor
Wilson, and Legislation" by Con-
gresham Waiter ]. Mccoy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
COURT CALLS.

Essex County Court calls for the
week of February . are as follows:
400. $50, 397. 4o7, 8O5, 1886, a4s. $50, 361.
SOFA, All, ALP. ALB, Ala, AS, 4is, AIT, AIS.
41o, 420, AL, 422. 42S, 424, 425, 426, 427,
4sS. 429, All.
This call is set for Judge Dungan's
return from the Monmouth County
Circuit, which may be delayed until
February IL.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
DYNAMITE WRECKS
LAUNDRY IN PUEBLO

PUEBLO, Colo, Jan. IA terrific
dynamite explosion early today
N7scked the Colorado Laundry, in the
heart Of the business district of this
city n damaged the office of the
Globe Express Company. The police
found a dynamite fuse in the alley out
side Of the express office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19
cARUBBI DIES IN HOSPITAL.

Within a few minutes after he was
taken from his home to the City Hos
pital in the Fourth precinct ambu-
lance today, Achille Carubbi, of 2s5
Morris avenue, diet. of dilstion of the
heart.