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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
BIGGEST AND BEST

The New York Sunday World has
commissioned Mr.. James Montgom-
cry Flagg, the world-famous pen and
Ink artist, to draw a full page OF
pictures each week entitled THE Ad-
ventures of Kitty Cobb. First pic
ture next Sunday. In this series MI,
Flagg has made a great advance on
anything he has hitherto produced.
The pictures deal with the adyen-
lures OF q young country girl VINO
leaves her native village to seek her
fortune in the big city. The full
page drawings week by week follow
her career from the day she leaves
home. The human element of MT.
Flags work Is what has made hin,
what he Is today, Americas most
famous pen and Ink artist. In next
sundays World there viii also be a
full page in colors by Charles Dana
Gibson, depicting Mr.. Pickwick, the
immortal character created by
Charles Dickens, to be followed each
week by other characters from DICK
ems. drawn by Charles Dana Gibson.
There will also be a NEW Sherlock
Holmes detective story by Sir A.
Conan Doyle, entitled The Disap-
-pearance of Lady Carfax.' There
will also be an eight-page Fashion
supplement showing the famous
Pictorial Review styles for the spring
of 1912. There will also be o IL
page Sunday Magazine and four-page
comic weekly in colors. There VIII
also be q complete Joke BookEaal
new Jokes and funny pictures. Blk
teen pages, pasted and trimmed. Be
| sides, there is the rest OF the bis
newspaper parts of the Sunday
| Worfd-Amerfca.s Greatest News.
paper, If you want q copy you had
better speak to a newsdealer today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
BAYONNE CASE
PUZZLES COPS
Two 3Ethels" Are Reported
in the Murder Mystery.

Hayonne, N. j., Jan. 31.-The murder
Of George =. Morris here Monday night
presents a most discouraging case to
the police. Morris was killed near the
Oh Seeds company plant, where he was
employed as shipping clerk.
Detective Sergeant Griffin, In charge
Of the Bayonne detective bureau. In
ciines to the belief that the shooting
was accidental. He picked up a newly
made bludgeon fifty feet away from
the place where the young mans body
was found. 1t had been fashioned from
a heavy billet Of hemlock about three
feet long and was broken off as though
by a blow SIX inches from the thick
end. Griffin believes this weapon was
used by an employee of a neighboring
factory In making an attack on an en-
envy and that the bullet which killed
young Morris was fred by the person
attacked and struck the young man as
he walked by.
When Morris body was searched at
the police station a wierdly constructed
love letter, written on the backs of rail
road bills OF lading and addressed to
"Miss Ethel Abbott was found. The
police questioned the young mans fam
fly in win in an endeayor to establish
Miss Abbott.s'' identity and now be-
lieve that she existed only in the dead
mans imagination.
Morris had for two years been pay
ing marked attention to Miss Ethel
Peters. eighteen. of 81 West Fortieth
street. There vas 10 one Miss Peters
told the police. who could possibly have
been jealous OF her intimacy with
young Morris.
Assistant County Physician Haskins
removed the bullet from the young
mans head at Guys morgue He de-
clared 1t might have travelled several
hundred feet before 1t struck Morris
It entered his face to the right OF the
point OF the chin and pIowed through
his neck to the base of the skull. sew
ering the jugular vein. The physician
said the wound would have permitted
the injured mar to walk a considerable
distance without leaving any trail of
hf~o1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
GRADUATES AT
NO. 3 SCHOOL
to Receive Diplomas
Tomorrow.

Principal Gould ]. Jennings, OF
public school No. l.. Tottenyille, an
nounced this morning that a class of
twelve would graduate from the
school at the February term and
would receive their diplomas tomor-
row. The examinations and tests In
the various grades of the school
We're completed last week and the
papers were returned again on Mon
day. Some Of the graduates will go
to the Curtis high school annex at
Tottenville, two will go to Stuyves-
ant high school, Manhattan, and the
others will take up various occupa-
tions. The graduates are Dora
Stevens, Adelaide Wfssert, Johanna
Boyer, Celia Mcdonald, Emma
Thornly, Queenie Trafford, Agnes
Henry, Edward Townsend, Michael
Kubinak. Walter Cline, Harold Jobes
and Van Marseher. Those who will
come to Curtis annex are Dora Stew
ems, Walter Cline, Johanna Boyer.
Emma Thornley, and Agnes Henry.
Harold Jobes and Van Marscher will
go to S~tuyvesant and Queenie Traf-
ford will take up the study of music.
The others are undecided what to
do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
SUES TO GAIN
POSSESSION OF JEWEL
specsaI 70 me EVFNING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NE WE
Highlands, Jan. 31-Mrs. William
Hodge, of this place, brought suit
against Harry McSherry last Friday
night In the small cause court of
George Hardy, of this place, to re-
gain the possession of a diamond
brooch pin which Mrs. Hodge claim
ed her husband gave her last sum
mer and later took the pin from her
and sold it to the defendant in the
cas- for 81.
Judge Hardy held that the de-
fendant was not obliged to return
the brooch and dismissed the case
as in his Judgment the evidence
sworn to showed that the brooch was
found In Creighton's Grove by a man
named Levi Maxon and that Maxon
had given 1t to Hodge. Mrs. Hodge
offered to pay Mr.. McSherry the
money with interest he had invested
in the brooch for its return, but Mr..
McSherry refused to part with the
article and left the court room with
1t In his possession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
flIJLD EUCHRE
nRIG SUCCESS

A euchre for the benefit Of the
Parish Guild OF st. Stephens Epfs7
eopal church held at the home of
Mrs. Rudolph Hoehn In Amboy We
nue., T0ttenville, yesterday after
noon proved to be a most successful
affair and a goodly sum realized.
Games began at 8 o'clock and eight
tables were playing. After the
games prizes wer awarded as fol
lows: Mrs. Abram M. Sprague, silk
stockings; Mrs. Hollis Cooley, box
of soap Mrs. Henry Schneider, hair
pin receiver; Mrs. Harry Smith,
pair gloves: Mrs. William Egbert,
placque; Mrs. George Volmer, cream
pitcher and sugar bowl; Mrs.
Alonzo Wood, PLAGUE; Mrs. John
Hume. pair towels; Mrs. George
Hoehn, custard dishes; Mrs. Harry
Bachman, pair towels Mrs. ]. a.. Me-
kee, PLAGUE; Mrs. j. f. Bedell,
necktie; Mrs. J.. Laing. picture;
Mrs. A. J.. Smith, pair socks; Mrs. C.
Magee, apron; Mrs. H. e. Sprague,
bouquet holder; Mrs. Il. Simonson,
pin cushion; Mrs. G. B. Webb, syrup
cup; Mrs. Beauvais, coat hanger;
nf~s A =. feline, rlaenues Mrs VIII
liam Robedee, meat platter; Mrs.
James Clark, pitcher: Mrs. George
w. Moore, sachet; Mrs. Chris Fries,
box writing paper; Mrs. William
BIoodgood, cup and saucers; Mrs X.
Stree:er, PLAGUE; Mrs. r. Hoehn,
butter dishes; Mrs. George Leven,
PLAGUE, and Mrs. b. Erickson, box
powder. Refreshments were served
after the cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
SUPPOSED ACTOR SLAIN.


Y Camden, N. J, Jan. 31--In a quarrel
between two well dressed me at the
corner OF Locust and Sycamore streets
in this city n OF the trio strangers
drew a revolver and shot the other
through the heart, killing him instant
IT, The bullet went clear through the
body. The murderer escaped. The
dead man was about forty years old,
short and stout. The police say he was
evidently an actor, as stage money"
WAS found In his pockets. There was
nothing to Identity him.
Mrs. Fannie Sweeten, who lives at
the corner OF Locust aud Sycamore
streets. heard the two men q~uarreling,
and she went out TO the street to sepa
rate them, but just as she reached them
the shot wss fired. The body OF the
murdered man was removed to a LOCAL
nndertnFta~ establishment,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
FOUND GUILTY
AT RICHMOND
l.seph Graham Is Convicted
Of Assault.

In the supreme court at the county
curt house at Richmond yesterday
Justice Clark presiding, Joseph l..
Graham, of West New Brighton, was
ound guilty of assault in the second
fegree, by a Jury.
Graham with four others were in
licted by the grand jury in onnec
ion with the death of Harvey Coll
ng, of West New Brighton, who was
ound In front of a saloon in West
New Brighton last September and
lied shortly afterward. All five men
t Is believed were In a fight and that
solling vas thrown from the saloon
md received his death wound, when
he struck on the sidewalk. Graham
will receive his sentence this after
aoon. William McGrath. Hank
Iorton, Fred Hood and John Corr
soran, all of West New Brighton,
are the others who will be put on
rial this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
TO PROSECUTE DR.. GREELEY.
Haoksnssok Physician Fails to Report
a Death.

Hackensack. N. J., Jan. 81. The
board of health OF this city has in
structed its counsel. A. II. @. Maid
ulent, to prosecute DIR. Horace Greeley.
who conducts the HiIlcrest sanitarinm
here, for failure to report a death from
tuberculosis to the local authorities.
DR.. Greeley admitted that he had
failed to make a report or the death Of
Miss L. G.. Adams, twenty-slx years
old, OF this city, as required by law.
He said that the law in question Is not
strictly observed and that the practice
Of falling to report Is general. He de-
MED that any complaint against his
conduct had been previously made.
DR.. +. s. Hallett OF the Hackensack
board Of health said that the offense
was a matter OF negligence and that
DIR. Greeley had never before been In
an unfavorable light before the board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
TWO PRIZES TO
KEYPORT MAN
Stockton Hopkins Wins Per-
feet Attendance Contest.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO n EVENING NEWs.
Keyport, Jan. 31:-Two prizes
a gold mounted fountain pen and q
pack of playing cards enclosed in a
silver case wns awarded to Stockton
Hopkins by the CoronaI Council
Royal Arcannm, of this place last
Friday night for the perfect attend
ance contest that has been in vogue
in this order during the past three
months. The local council has been
giving prizes away for the past year
or more along this same line to slim
ulate the attendance at the meetings
and an officer of the lodge said yes
terday that the practice was a good
one and had raised the averge OF at
Etendnce to a very satisfactory de-
gree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
PANHANDLER IS
HERE
Believed to be Important
Capture by Police.

In the arrest OF Charles Hilton,
forty-three years old, in Amboy ave
nue., Tottenville, about 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon by Patrolnnan
William Bloodgood, of the Ninety
ninth precinct station, is believed to
be an important capture following
the recent robberies that have oc-
Cured IN Tottenville the past sever
al weeks. Hilton, when searched al
the station house, had a skeleton key
on his person, which was conclusive
evidence that he had been WORKING
in other places. When arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Marsh In the second
district court at Stapleton, he said
he had only been in Tottenville about
three hours. Hilton gave his ad-
dress as Cape May, and said the key
was to his room at that place. For
panhandling, which he was doing
when arrested, and having the key
in his possession, Magistrate Marsh
sent him to the county jail at Rich
mond for thirty days on a charge o.
vagraney.
Hilton was first seen BY willis
Larkin and Ewald Gross, who fol
lowed him until they saw the patrol
man. The same game that was be-
ing worked by Hilton is believed to
be the same as was used by the
sneak thief who has kept the people
in Tottenville uneasy for some time
Vixen caught he was at the resi-
dence of Fred Parker, in Amhoy ave-
nue.. near Central avenue, asking for
something to eat. He had been to
other places before. Since Christmas
five or six places have been entered
n several have been attempted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
BELFORD

Raymond White, of this place. was
the Sunday guest of friends in Ev-
erett.
Mrs. O. w. Budlong and daughter
Leila and Miss Reno Roop, of this
place, returned Monday from a few
days visit with relatives and friends
In Jersey City.
John n. Johnson, Jr., Is confined
to his home In Church street with
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Margaret Leonard, of Leo
nardo, was the Sunday guest of her
niece, Mrs. Charles Hubbs In Pal
mer avenue.
Mrs. Louise Griesmayer and
daughter Elizabeth are visiting rel
atives in Brooklyn this week.
Mrs. Mary Ludlow is confined to
her home with grip and neuralgia.
Edward Jaeger, Of Atlantic High
lands, was the Sunday guest of his
mother, Mrs. William Maby In
Palmer n
Charles Adams is under the care
OF DR.. o. w. Hudlong for an attack
of asthma at his home In Port Mon
mouth.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell Is confined 70
her home In Main street with a Sc,
we're sickness.
j.. Il. Eastmond, who IL employed
In Collins Brothers coal yard a.
Port Monmouth. is confined TO MS
home with the grip.
.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
ACCUSED OF
NON-SUPPORT
Frank Leighton Is Discharged
by Highlands Court.
speelel % .Ae sYENIsa News

Highlands, Jan. 3I:-Frank
Leighton was brought before JUS
tice Hardy last Friday On complaint
of his wife. charging non-support.
After evidence in the case had been
heard Leighton was discharged by
the court. Mr.. Leighton going his
way and his wife the other. 1t is
said the couple have not lived to-
gether for some time.
According to the evidence given at
the hearing Mrs. Leighton left her
husband several months age and re-
fused to live with him, although
Mr.. Leighton ts quoted as saying
he would provide q home for her at
any time she saw At to return to
him. It was on these grounds that
the justice dismissed the case. Mrs.
Leighton 1t Is said has applied to the
borough poor overseer for help.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
CHARITY BALL
OF INFIRMARY
Annual Affair at German
Club Rooms Feb. is.

The thirty-seventh annual charity
ball for the benefit of the s. r.
Smith Infirmary will be given at the
German Club rooms, Stapleton, on
the evening Of Friday. February 16.
The trustees make a very earnest
appeal to the public. The increasing
demands upon the hospital, without
a corresponding increase Of income,
have resulted in q large annual de-
felt which gives the trustees the
gravest concern. Unless further sup
port can be secured from the COM
munity, they say, the work Of the
fnfirmary must necessarily be cur
tailed. Therefore every one Is
earnestly requested to lend his finan-
cial support and active cooperation
TO this noble and worthy charity, and
thus aid in continuing and extending
its work.
The committees are as follows:
Floor Committee.
George ;. Benziger, chairman;
Norman II. Donald, j. Worthington
Dorsey, Joseph w. Pearson, Charles
w. Sparks, Richard l.. Stafford.
Robert C. Stanley.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Daniel Schnakenberg, chairman;
George J. Benziger, William L. De
Bost, DR.. Alvah H.. Doty, Victor J.
McQuade. Louis A. Stirn. James
Guyon Timolat, Grant Crabtree. sec
retary-treasurer.
All are Busy.
Chairman Schnakenberg and his
coadjutors r now arranging for
beautiful decorations, music, etc,
and a magnificent function Is as
sured. Everything is being done to
make 1t a nice affair" said Mr..
A~hnakenherg yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
LOCAL FIREMEN INVITED.

David r. Robins, secretary Of the
sTottenville Veteran Firemen,s Assoc
citation, has received an invitation
from Veteran Exempt and Volunteer
Firemen's Association OF the Edge
water Fire Department. requesting
members OF the local association to
Se present az shoil a4si annual ball
at the German Club, Stapleton, to-
night. The proceeds will be devoted
to charitable purposes. The commit
tee is sparing no pains or expense to
make the affair a memorable one
and with every prospect of success.
The committee is as follows: Joseph
Gum, chairman; w. r. Woelf1e,
treasurer; Henry Holder, secretary:
Maurer +. Burke, John Kennedy.
George Sehwenk and George Kireher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
MAYOR OF LONG BRANCH
Is LIKELY TO RESIGN

Long Branch, Jan. Silt is ru-
mored that Mayor Packer of this
city, recently arrested OF charges of
graft, intends to resign at the meet
ing OF the city council. He was not
at the office OF the New York &
Long Branch railroad this morning
and could not be reached for a con-
frmation or denial of the rumor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31

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this preparation consisting OF rich
creamy milk. with extracts of Wheat
and Barley Malt Gin powdered form
and non-alcohoisc) will induce
sound and refreshing sleep.
Trial package free at this store.
In three sizes, 38c. 74c and S2.95.
Here are q few money-saVing sug-
gestions among many other similar
items.
Listerine lie, S5c and 82c
Giyco-Thymoline. Zoe, SOC and zac
.OdoI. .44c; Castoria 42c
Sugar of Milk zoe, s lbs. poe.
Pebeco Paste. 88c; Kolynos. noe
Fellows Hypophosphates $500. g6c
Hunyadi Observation-Disclosures 3c
Stores In Hudson Terminal Build
ing. New York.
THE STANDARD DRUG CO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
STATEN ISLAND sKAT CLUB.

STATEN ISLAND SKAT CLUB.
The Staten Island skat Club has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, NJ. j.. Lam
gan: vice president, George Whigalf:
secretary, William Roettger; scnarz
meister, Louis Heyman; delegate to
New York League, Emil Porges; del
egafesto Northeastern Skat Verband,
Martiia Eymer; delegate to the Ma
fionaI american Skat Bund, Louis
Heymon. The results Of the last
iournier held at Atlantic Brewery
Hotel, Jan. 26th: First prize was
awarded to Martin Eymer, second
prize to M. j.. Langan, and the third
prize to julius Dreyfus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
pnsf.aenur1.

First ItalianwWhat was he deco
rated fort
Second Ditto-BrAvery In the aerial
service in Trlpoli. His machine fell
from !. height Of two hundr1d feet
and crushed twenty TURKS ainsls
onk~d-puAk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
MISS CUTTING TO SING.

Miss Lillian Cutting, a pupil OF
Madame Abbie Clarkson Totten. who
rendered II Come to Thee" by
Roma at st. Lukess Episcopal
church, Rossyille, Sunday, will sing
at a concert to be held at that place
tonight. Miss Cutting will sing MY
Dear" by Ball and Sometime
Dear" by Roma. She is a dramatic
soprano with full round qualities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND

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Mrs. Charles Kline, No. sth Street,
Easton, Pa, states: Several members
of my family have been cured of bad
coughs and colds by the use OF Foiey's
Honey and Tar Compound, ana 7 am
never without a bottle In my house.
Il sothes and relieves the irritation OF
the throat and loosens up the cold.
I have always found 1t a reliable cough
cure"
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-14
ENDS HUNT FOR RICH GIRL

Often the hunt for q rich wife ends
when the man meets woman that
uses Electric bitters. Her strong
nerves tell in a bright brain and even
temper. Her peach bloom complexion
and ruby lips result from her pure
blood; her bright eyes from restful
sleep; her elastic step from firm
free muscles, all telling of the health
and strength Electric Bitters give a
woman, and the freedom from indi-
gestion, backache, headache, fainting
and dizzy spells they promote. Every
where they are woman'S favorlte
soc at all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-14
Mi!Ier-R0usseau.

At three.thirty Tuesday evening,
June 10th, the marriage Of Mr.. Trase-
mond Miller, and Miss Ellen Rous-
seau, was solemnized by Rev. Father
Rombouts at the Catholic church of
this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. 0. Rousseau, living a
few miles south OF Welsh and is
recognized as a girl Of pleasing dis
position by her entire circle OF &C
quaintances.
The groom is the son OF Mrs. Ed.
mond Miller of Woodlawn, and is
known to be u young man of more
than ordinary ability.
Following the ceremony the Young
people went to WOODLAND for short
visit with the groom's people, after
which they will return to Welsh, and
make their home here. Mr.. Miller
having accepted a position with the
Signal Clothing Store some weeks
ago, where he was working up until
the time of his marriage.
The Journal joins with Welsh
friends in wishing the Young people a
long and useful life.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-14
Welsh Peaches, The Kind That Be,
LONG to the Vegetable Kingdom.

There is probably nothing IN the
way of fruit in this or any other
country that is more delicious to the
taste than peaches, and with possibly
one or two exceptions there is no
fruit more easily produced in this
section of the country than peaches
Peaches will bear in paying quantl-
ties here the third year after setting,
or in many cases will begin bearing
the third year from the planting OF the
seed, seedlings being considered
stronger, if not quite so good in other
ways, than grated fruit.
A sample of what peaches will 40
in this country was illustrated THIS
week at this Office, where we had on
display little twig only about foot
long upon which were five well de-
veloped peaches. These were grown
by Mr.. Chas. Lantz on his place IN
the south part of town. Mr.. Lantz
said that from three small trees he
gathered more than three bushels,
and that there were still good many
on the trees. These are a grated
peach and are exceptionally fine.
Mr.. L. Bowers, living on fireplace
formerly owned by G. W. Patterson
southwest of town also brought in a
number of fine peaches the last of last
week, which were grown on his place,
Mr.. Bowers said his trees were simply
loaded down with fruit. These are
but two of the many in this locality,
who have splendid peach crops this
season.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-14
Fonten0t- B0urgeois.

Mr., Earnest FontenOt and Miss
Josephine LORNA were united in
marriage at the Catholic church Of
this city Thursday afternoon, by the
Rev. Father Rombouts. The groom
is the son of a we'll known family of
FentCn, and Is a steady industrious
Young man. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Z. a. Bourgeois of Welsh,
by q former husband, and is we'll
known to most of the people of this
city as she has grown to womanhood
here, where she is highly esteemed as
an attractive Young lady. The
Journal wishes them long life and
happiness.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-14

1POuTICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS s.
S6ss sS'S J..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rITTTTTE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
E. f. GAYLE.

We are authorized tn announce the
name of E. L. Gayle as candidate
for District Attorney of the Sixteenth
Judicial District Of Louisiana, sub
iect to the action of the Democratic
voters OF the District at tie next
Judicial primary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-14

Anyone in need of thoroughly
reliable, competent engineer for
pumping plant or other lines of
work can learn of the same by
inquiring at this Office. 2tf