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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22

During the lecture DR.. Maguire
exhibited a rare necklace, valued al
$4,000, each ornament of when rep
resented a heart taken from a mem
Der of the tribe by the witch doctor
He also showed large snake sklHs'
taken from poisonous and non-pofs,
onous serpents, dresses of sea Weeu
or African fibre, weapons of various
kinds, and idols. He concluded WIN
a representation of the native mar
riage ceremony.
Every one who heard the lee
ture pronounced it the best or the
course and hoped to have DR.. Ma
guire here again"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
Salary Brings Out Candidates.

Gloucester, n. j., April 81. That
$1,000 Il year is bringing out the may
orally candidates. The latest one in
the field on the Democratic ticket Is
John II. Boyien. who was the incunr-
bent of the office for SIX years, The
other candidates thus far mentioned
on the Democratic ticket are John Il.
thinner, Dr.. John X. Bennett, Thomas
McNuity, Edward Baker, Theodore Al
len and Joseph aatsly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
FRANCE FEARS
FOR MOROCCO
Special by United Press Wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Paris, France, April 22:-The to-
tai absence of dispatches from Fez,
where the Moroccan troops have
mutinied against increased French
Intervention, lead TO she belief today
that the uprising has assumed Sc
riOus proportion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
OLD BRIDGE POST OFFICE
is ENTERED BY ROBBERS
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Old Bridge, April 22:-The post
Office at this place VIZ entered by
robbers Friday night. the same night
that the Spotswood Office was robbed.
Entrance was baind through a win
dow which Postmaster Herbert APP
pleby found had been forced. Moth
Ing of value was secured, as most OF
the supplies had been taken home by
the postmaster when he closed for
the night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
MARITIME WOULD KEEP
UP SEARCH FOR BODIES

Washington, April Ex-senator
MARITIME, of New Jersey, proposed a
resolution in the senate today that
revenue cutters should be detailed to
the scene OF the Titanic wreck, and
TO remain there for at least a month
to recover any bodies that might
come TO the surface.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
IL YEAR OLD
BOY is DRUNK
specfn1 10 tie EYNNrNG NEWS.

New Brunswick, April 81
Frank Mutrusky, twelve years old,
was found unconscious in the middle
of a street last night and at first 1t
was thought that he had met with
foul play or had been hurt. The lad
was placed in the patrol wagon and
taken to the station house where 1t
was discovered that the lad was
dead drunk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
| HAPPENINGS ONE
YEAR AGO D

Talk was started for a belt line
trolley about the city to cross the
proposed Conyery Place bridge.
The revolution at Mexico was
ended.
William d. Voorhees, was appoint
ed a member of the County Tax
Board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
FAILS TO FLY ACROSS
IRISH CHANNEL TODAY

Special By United Pr96s Wire.
Wexford, Ireland, April 22:-
After making the first aeroplane
flight in a rain storm and headed
for across the Irish channel, Corbett
Wilson landed at E~nniscorthy, near
here, today. Except for smashing
his propeller, in descending, Will
sons trip was uneventful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22

Louis Csipo has been appointed
district manager for the United
States Health & Accident Insurance
Company, in the position formerly
held by Joseph Kaufman. The
local headquarters of the company
are now located at 407 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
BELIEVE OLDEST
WOMAN DYING
Special By United rres- Wire.

Newark, April 22:-Mrs. Winni-
fred Farrell, who celebrated her
104th birthday in December and is
probably the Oldest woman in the
state, is dying at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. p. e. Hagerty,
in East Orange, today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
WILL Be SUCCESSFUL
Special BY United Press Wire.

Boston, April 22:-Doctors at
tending Miss Judith Rice, magazine
writer and artist model. who at
tempted suicide in a hotel here. said
there was no hopes for her. She is
not expected to live twenty-four
hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
Judgment for South Amboy Man.
Spscta. 10 fhn KEWs

New Brunswick, April 22:-In
the District Court today A. J. Miller,
of South Amboy, was given a judg-
ment OF S171.95 against Jacob Bed
ord, of ~Sayreville. John A Coan ap-
peared for the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
Insurance Companies Hit Heavily
Special bN United PreSs Rire.

Hartford, Conn, April 22:-As a
result of the Titanic disaster the in
surance companies Of this city will
lose millions, especially those car
rying accident lines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
WEATHER

Observations Of the United
States weather bureau taken at
s p. M. yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
SAYS CREW OF
TITANIC DRUNK
Sailor Is Held in Cleveland
as Witness.

Cleveland, April 22.-Telling a story
of lax discipline on board the i'll fated
liner Titanic, which struck an fcebirg
off the Grand Banks and sunk with
1875 passengers last Sunday night,
Louis Klein, a sailor who was rescued
by the Carpathia, is held here under
arrest until he Fan be taken to Wash
ington to testify in the senate inquiry
into the disaster. The mans story is
as follows:
The night the ship went down l
was doing patrol duty on lie prone
made deck, starboard side. l took the
watch at $50 o'clock and was to have
kept it for six hours.
There was Il ball following a ban
quet Of ome kind going on down be-
low, and the captain and the officers
were there with many of the passen-
gers. | thought the company vas on
nected with 1t somehow. After the
party the stewards served the cham
payne and wines that were left over
to the crew. / knew that many Of
them were drunk.
Sailors on Watch Drank.
There were only three sailors be-
sides myself on watch. We had had
something to drink too"
He goes on to say that while patrol
ling the deck a passenger standing at
the rail exclaimed:
LOOK, quick he said, see the hill
owe there | followed his arm as he
pointed, and l saw it was a big Ice
berg"
Klein then says he ran for the spar
with the crows nest on 1t and shouted
to the lookout there to give the alarm.
mot a word did l hear" he continu-
ed, 80 l started up. 1t was less than
a minute before | left the promenade
deck that | got to the top of the spar
and found the lookout sound asleep.
l rang the alarm bell myself"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
NEWS OF RESCUE WAS
SUPPRESSED SIX HOURS

Continued from page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
g. BODIES OF TITANIC
VICTIMS ARE RECOVERED

Continued from page II
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IS WORKING
UP INTEREST
IN FESTIVAL

W H. Burhans OF Denver. represent
ing the directorate Of the Festival Of
Mountain and Plain. to be held in Den
yer from October fifteenth to eigh-
teenth. was business visitor in Can
on City on Monday. Mr.. Burhans Is
enlisting the interests OF the various
counties Of the state in the big cele-
hration at Denver and is meeting with
much encouragement wherever he
goes. More Jnan Two hundred floats
will be In the parade; many OF them
from outside towns and counties. Pu-
cblo is preparing an elaborate fiOat
ami is already at work getting II ready
TOR shipment to Denver. It is repor.-
ed that its cost VIII be about a thous-
and dollars. Considerable interest n
the Festival OF Mountain and Plain is
being taken by the business mems as
sociations OF Canon City. Florence and
Penrose and it is highly probable that
they viii jointly take up the matter OF
having Fremont county properly rep
resented at the Denver show.
Fremont county. as one OF the most
productive counties OF the state should
have a display at the Denver festival
and an effort is now being made to set
togethcr an exhibit OF her resources
that win be worthy OF the occasion
and ANYBODY having fruits or other
products OF the soil that they think
are sufficiently meritorlous for such
display should advise Messrs. P. II.
1'rsu;nan. \. 5. TAYLOR or II. 5 Mad
qex who have the matter in charge.
The Mountain and Plain festival VIII
be the biggest and most important
event OF the kind to be held In tho
west this year and II any considerable
number OF our people desire to assist
In making an exhibit at Denver thor
oughly representative OF the county.
the mAtter will be taken up at once
and reservations OF space asked for in
the exhibit building
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favors from Hartman. Not one letter
OF telegram gave the slightest hint
that al any time Hartman sought an
enterview at the White House. On the
ether hand. the railroad man seemed
reluctant TO accept the many invita-
tions showered upon him by the pres
ideni. who was seeking reelection and
wanted the railroad mans assistance
Positive proof was furnished that
Hartman had raised a fund OF s250.-
coo to aid in carrying New York state
after Roosevelt had induced him to go
10 the White House and talk matters
over, Hartman himself contributcd
s5o.Oeo. according TO the receipts sign
ed by Cornelius Bliss. the treasurer
OF the Republican national committsc
Hamilton Mex Twombly. another
railroad man. supplied another portion
Of the big fund. Roosevelt has said
he doubted whether any sum vas rails
ed. but the proof Of 1t was furnished
at today's sensational hearing
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The Record has at all times pre-
ferred 10 staud on its own merits and
to trust TO the common sense OF the
people. Though the facts are that
there never was a time during all that
quarrelsome period that The Record
did not have more readers than all the
other papers combined. and besides II
did greater volume of business than
all Of them put together.
Our policy has been fully justified.
while others were spending their time
planning boastful claims and spiienl
work. The Record Was going along
in the even tenor of its way. getting
out clean. readable Newspaper. fair
and unprcjudiced to any interest. and
doing the business OF the town.
The Record has grown in strength
and popularity. All the quarrelsome
papers have gone broke and all the
imported managers have gone To parss
unknown-some OF them going in th.
night. remembered in several in
stances by the unpaid bills left behind.
This story rs written OF the past Il
could be embcllished with many in
teresting little sideiights. OF the men
and their methods. but what's the US Z,
or our present contemporaries We
have only the friendllest feeling. We
wish them well aud We glory in their
successes. Their patrons can rest as
sured that they get good value tor all
the money paid them Tor space or
business.
The future viii take care of Itself.
but we have found our policy 10 be a
good one and We fancy in the future
II Will be as Il has been In Ne past.
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INJURIES RECEIVED IN f0lT-
BALL GAME PROVE FATAL

I.ongmont. Colo. Oct. ACTON
shrontz. captain Of the Longmont high
school football team and n star play
er for the last three years. died at his
home in this city at 7:l5 oleok last
night as the result OF injuries received
in Saturdays game between Longmont
and West Denver high.
The injury was on the right side
of the head. a fracture OF the skull
developing which caused hemorrhaee
cf the brain. Shron,r was rendered
unconscious by the injury. but revived
in about and hour and was taken 20
his home He appeared to be getting
along nicely until about 10 o'clock
Saturday night when he suddenly be-
came worse
About c o'clock sunday morning he
again lost consciousness. in which
condition he remained until his death
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A Word About Past Competitors

Just because no paper has been tais-
Ing about circulation or roasting The
Record for anything in particuiar re-
Gently. We are going to say a teW
words in general along that line our
sell.
Several times during the past fev
years other papers have iambasted
The Record FOR one thing or another.
Every time a paper changes hands
or changes management the new man
begins to make great claims about his
paper and to belit,le The Record in
every way possible. This has hap
pened a dozen times in the past SIX
years.
In every case The Record has re-
fused TO get into a controversy over
circulation claims or any thing else.
We have observed that while few
people believe any story. however RI
dieulous. made by any man. however
new and untrustworthy. that on The
whole the people have pretty good
common sense. And It takes more
than false claims. however big. 70
make a newspaper or any thing else
Looking back over a few years YOU
Will remember Canon City has bad
several auarrelsome newspapers, and
each paper several different quarrel-
some managers. Yet The Record las
never quarreied with them Al times
these different manascmcnts hays
made the most preposterous claims
about circulation. business and nfln-
cnce. and in some instances have
made the most vicious attacks upon
The Record But The Record never
et any time attempted In any way 70
beli,tlc them or to defend itself.
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JOE MARIN0, CHARGED
WITH SLAYING GASC|0
BROTHERS, CAPTURED
after LONG CHASE

the arrest Of the prisoner was the cul-
mination OF his search in half a dozen
states Of the Union. The sheriff ac-
cidentally discovered at the beginning
OF the summer that Amato, alias Mari
no. had disappeared suddenly from tha
mine soon after the murder OF the
Cascio brothers and that he had been
the rival OF BartaIlo Cascio, one OF the
dead men. for the affections of Luigi
Fansone. an attractive Italian girl II
Rockvale. After inquiries in all parts
OF the country Amato was finally To-
Gated in New Orleans and an effort
was made TO have him taken into Gus
tody as a suspect OF the murder. but
the police there declined TO do any
thing unless absolute prof of Amato's
guilt was furnished them. From New
Orleans Amato wandered through the
South and a week or ten days ago
slipped quietly back to Colorado and
took employment at the RockvaIe
mine under an assumed name and with
a disguise that deceived his friends
The sheriff was certain that he would
come back sooner or later TO see the
girl OF his affections and in this sur
mise he was not mistaken. Amato Is
a Sicilian and is twenty-five years OF
age. The authorities here are posi-
tive that he is the murderer of the
cascio brothers and. are certain that
the crime was committed to get "a
of competitor for the hand and hea-t
OF Miss Fansone.
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Returning TO Colorado a few days
ago to see his sweetheart Joe Aamto.
alias Joe Marino. was arrested while
at work in the Colorado Fuel & Iron
oompany's mine at Rockyale Monday
morning and lodged in jail here for
the murder OF Frank and BartaIlo
Casico at Rockvale on the night Of
January 10th OF this year. The killing
Of the Cascio brothers was one OF the
most mysterious and sensational that
had taken place in this county in many
years and the arrest OF its perpetrator
Monday morning is a matter Of great
interest among the Italian miners N
the camps Of the Canon City and Flos-
ence district The Cascio brothers
were Industrious men and bore an ex-
cellent reputation among their asso-
ciates- At the time Of the murder they
were employed on the night shift Of
the Bear Gulch mine and II was while
on their way home from work at
o'clock in the morning that they met
their death. Their bodies were found
about forty feet apart at the junction
OF two paths half mile from the mine
at daylight perforated with a dozen
bullets. Despite all efforts of the au-
thorities TO solve the riddle of the.r
death nothing was learned by the pub
lie in relation TO the identity of the
murderer until his arrest on Monday
ing on the case for many months and
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PLEAS
TO.HARRIMAN
MADE PUBLIC

Washington. Oct. 1.-Elon Hooker.
the national treasurer OF the Progress
give party, testified today before the
clapp committee that the total contri-
buttons OF the present national pro-
gressive campaign was s14l.e57. ex-
elusive Of the amounts paid out In Ca
ifornia and the inter mountain states
The magazine man. Munsey. contribute
ed $4,000; Dan Hanna. s25.0Oe;
George W. Perkins. $4,000. besides
earlier eontributions; and Alexander
cOehrane. $4,000. He asstered that
Charles r. Crane told him that he hdd
contributed $4,000 to the campaign
funds of both Wilson and LaFolletfe.
VIM. Finn. alleged boss of Pennsly-
vania, testified: IF Senator Penrose
SAYS ! offered him one or two million
dollars to become a senator. he lies
he admitted. however. that he had
sss. 900 to the Roosevelt
campaign In Pennsylvania. spending
s2s 600 of that amount for post cares.
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ROOSEVELT
MANAGER
GETS SORE
tBy United Press.)

Washington. Oct 2.-James Cannon
New York banker. testified before
the clapp committee investigating
campaign contributions that he had
audited Former Treasurer Bliss cam
raign books
Senator Joseph Dixon. Roosevelt's
campaign manager. demanded 10 know
whether the committee intended 10
probe anyone besides Roosevelt The
senator clashed repeatedly with the
committeeman. charging that the
probe was aimed at Roosevelt oniy
end asserting that It was not a-squa-e
ceai. George W Perkins. Frank Nun
sey and Dan Hanna. be said. gave him
various sums. aggregating about sss.-
600. He kept no books. he said. bot
spent the money as fast as he received
H. He denied that the Roosevelt men
have tried to say delegates 70 sse
Chicago delegation
Senator Dixon admitted. howevey.
tha; whenever he wanted money he al
ways went TO Perkins.
George Sheldon. treasurer Of the
Republican committee four years aso.
followed him on the witness stand.
Sheldon testified that the Standard
OIL. through John D. Archibald. consn-
tu.ed 100000 to the Republican cam
raign fund in 1894. He asserted that
, Pierpont Morgan. Henry Frick and
George Gould also contributed one
hundred thousand each
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pursuing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-03
AMERICAN
VICE-COUNSEl
MURDERED

Mexico City. Oct 2-Amerioan
Counsel Hamm in the state of DurAn-
10 has teiephoned that the rebels have
raided a ranch near here and muir
eered Vice counsui Maccaughn. and
two other American citizens named
CHI and Russell. The federais are
pursuing.
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Washington. Oct More than a
score OF letters. showing intimate per-
sonal and political relations between
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and E. H.
Hartman. deceased railroad magnate.
when the former was in the wh.se
House. were produced by Harriman's
secretary at the first session of the
senate committee investigating cam
paign contributions in this city. The
letters bearing Roosevelt's signature
furnished a complete. convincing and
sensational denial Of the eolonei's re-
cent statement that he received Har-
rilnan at the White House just as -
y ouId have received any other citizen.
Thsy showed Roosevelt in the light OF
presid<nt seeking the favor OF a
sick snd fnHuenfiel railroad man. beg
ging aim 10 accept an invitation 10
dine at the White House. pleading
with him to enter the New York cam
paign in 1904. suggesting that they get
together 10 talk over messages to con-
gress and the speech of acceptance.
Teddy Sought Fa,ors.
Every letter that was read showed
Roosevelt in the light OF one seeking
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JAMES ]. .C0RBETT
Uh0EnG0ES OPERATION
tBy United Prss.)

Philadelphia. Oct. 2.-James J. Cor
bett. former world champion who was
operated on yesterday for appenii-
ci,is. was reported as improving TO-
cay.
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stInrlcss bee Created.

Philadelphia. Oct. 2--rhe s,inslesa
bee has a, last arrived. having been
produced by an English apiarIst nam-
ed Burrows. after two years of ex.
pertinent.
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ANNUAL MEETING
W. C. 7. j. OPENED
THIS MORNING

Grand junction.
Foreigners and Miners. Miss Racehl
Nichols. Denver.
Health and Heredity. DR.. Carrie A.
Bennett. Denver.
Mercy. Mrs Z NJ. Tanner. Fl. COL
lins.
Mothers Meeting ane White Ribbon
Recruits. MIRA. F. C. Thomas, Barnes
sille.
Parliamentary Usage. Mrs. Mary
L Parks. Denver.
Peace and Arbitration. Mrs. Ruth II.
Spray. salida.
Penal and Reformatory. Mrs EN-
ma Bndelier. Grand Junction.
Physical Education. Miss winona r.
Jewell. salida-
Physical Exercise.
Purity. Mrs. Nellie A. Goss. Hy-
giene.
Purity in Literature and Art. Mrs. c.
d. Emmons. Denver.
Rescue. Mrs. d. NJ. Hayes. Denver.
Sabbath Observance. Mrs. ]. p.
Hutchinson. Colorado Springs.
Soldiers and Sailors. Mrs. r. X
Blyes. Denver.
Systematic Giving. Mrs Elizabeth
Donaldson. Denver.
Thrift Teaching. Mrs. Ida n. Taylor.
Denver.
Noonfide Prayer. Adjournment
Thursday Afternoon
f;oo.--Me~ting OF the Official Board.
.:oe-Devotional. Mrs. Sarah Nc
Ray. Canon City.
Song. My Colorado
3;is-The Cottage Home.
Mira y. I. Smith. President Board.
Mrs. NJ J. Mathe~son. superintend-
ent Nursery.
Mrs. D. NJ Hayes. Financial secre-
tary.
2:45-song. The Prodigal Daugn-
ter Mrs. Maggie s Davenport. Gree
ley.
Lining up Ny People. Mrs. Lizzie "
Froman. Denver
3:o0.-Song. colorado1l Go Dry"
Talk and Travel for the Amend
meni. Miss winona r. Jewell. Miss
Rose A. Davidson.
3s45- Song. Forward March"
A Fighting Chance. Mrs. Antoinet,o
A. Hawley.
Prayer Announcements. Adjourn
ment
Conference of L. T. L workers with
State Secretary.
Conference with Y. p. B. workers
with State Secretary.
Conference Local Treasurers with
Siatt lEfArANfEs
Thursday Evening.
PROGRAM BY "cAMPAIGNERS.
Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford. State
President. Presiding
7;so.-Invocation. Rev II NJ. jamie
son.
Song-"My Colorado
7;i5.-Addresses - Men Campaign
ers." Luther W. Wells. Harley II. Gill
Glimpses OF National Prohibition ~
Young Campaigners.
Offering
Song-"A White Colorado"
praver Adjournment
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Vice Indlrimenis Reiu.ed.

Chicago. Oct s-Despite Testimony
by Miss Virginia Brooks. the West
Hammond Joan OF Are the Cook
county grand jury today adjourned
without voting as the result OF its vice
Investigations.