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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
SOUTH AMBoY

Coroner Mason was called to
Prospect Plains to view the body Of
Miss Annie Rosufski, who dropped
dead at her home OF heart trouble.
Mas Roslfskt was unmarried and
lived with her parents.
Mrs. Abram Durham, of Old
Bridge, was visiting relatives in
South Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. E. s. Mason and daughter,
of Broadway. were New York visi-
tors yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur McKensie, of Second
street, spent yesterday with friends
In South Amboy.
oliver Mathis, Of Second street.
WAS an out-of-towu visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose, who
have been spending their honeymoon
In Cuba, reached South Amboy yes
terday evening. Mr.. Rose will make
his residence In the place occu-
pied by his father on the Borden
town avenue road. Mr.. Rose IL q
very estimable young man and he
will be cordially welcomed an one oil
our residents.
Miss Rosa Rehfus, Of Broadway,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
A. l.. Kaufman. OF Broadway,
spent yesterday afternoon with
friends In Perth Amboy.
r. w. Mundy, of Catharine street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Joseph Martin. OF Broadway
made q trip out OF town yesterday
afternoon.
Harry P~arisen. Of David street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
Mrs. William Hillyer. of Catha-
rine street, was a Perth Amboy visi-
tor yesterday afternoon.
John r. Giilams, special agent fol-
the Camden Insurance Association
of Camden, vas In South Amboy yes.
terday forenoon.
Benjamin Strausser, the genial
grocer of Broadway, was a New
York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. James Nichols, of Stevens
avenue, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
3. w. Carroll, OF Augusta street
Is visiting friends In Boston, Mass.
this week.
F.. G. Bedle. of Matawan, visited
r. r. Mason, ST., of FIRST street
yesterday evening.
r. P. Mason. sr., OF First street
made a business trip yesterday at.
ternoon to Keasbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kiliawinski. OF
Pine avenue, have returned home
from a two weeks visit with friends
at Bfossbprg. Pa.
| Z. X. Thornton, of Elizabeth, wal
a visitor In this city TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. HOFFMAN, oil
John street, spent Tuesday in New
York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
PRINCETON WORK AT sARDIs.
Professor Butter to Have Turkish
Guard White E~xcavstins Temple.

PROFESSOR 6utief TO 1sve urktsn
Guard White Exoavatins Temple.
Princeton. N. j.. Jan f~I..-Professor
Howard Crosby Butler of Princeton
university left here for Asia Minor.
where he will eoiltimre the excavations
begun by Il PRINCETON expedition two
years ago at the site OF the ancient city
of Sardls.
The work ut Sardis has reached such
proportions during the last two years
that the excavations are now regarded
by the Turkish government ~ the most
important In ifs territory. and Ii has
promised Professor Buffer a guard OF
Turkish soldiers as soon as the work at
Sardis In reopened.
A large building OF unknown par
pose belonging to the Lydian period
and $50 tombs have been unearthed.
The hundreds of bronze. silver and
gold relics found in the tombs show
that the SANE vault was used by sue.
ceeding generations for d period dating
as far back AS q thousand years before
the birth of Christ.
Professor Butler was accompanied by
three Princeton men. who will act as
engineers for the party-C. N. Read.
e. II. Stoever and w. r. Berry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
AUTO UPSET IN
SOUTH AMB0Y
Skidded on the Ice Under
Railroad Bridge.

South Amboy. Jan. 11;--Automo-
billing Is somewhat dangerous under
the most favorable conditions unless
there ~ q very careful man at the
wheel and in the present condition
of the roads. being covered with Ice,
it seems almost foolhardiness TO
travel In an ATTIC. The new road
opened by the r. n r. between
South Annboy and the bridge, the
upper portion being nearly covered
with ice makes a~utonobiling much
more dangerous tn that section
Yesterday as 4 young man was drtv-
ing an automobile, whose license
number was New Jersey 1904, eut
who refused to give his name, was
spinning along r the upper par'
of the road and came to the curve
that leads under the p. r. r. tracks
his machine skidded across the troll
lev track. overturning IN the dftcn
alongside of the trolley track. TINS
rear art was so near the track tina,
traffic on the trolley was suspended
for about an hour. The Public Ser
vice conductor telephoned to b car
barn for the wrecking car and py
the time the car arrived quite a col
lection OF the citizens had gathered
among them the chief of police, who
quickly placed the a upright ano
II proceeded ON its way while trolley
service vas resumed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
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CarminatIyes and other agents.
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The gapaiu used In Rexall Dys-
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The CarminAtiyes possess proper
ties wnien aid IN relieving ine dis
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
SOUTH RIVER

The regular meeting OF the Sew
ing Club was held this afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. r. J. Prentice.
Refreshments were served.
PRAYER service tonight at the
Methodist church.
Regular meeting OF Riverside
Council, No. 20. Jr. q. U. A NJ will
he held tonight in the council rooms
Mrs. Edward Whitehead and Mrs.
r. ]. Prentice were visitors In New
York city "Wednesday.
Miss Emma Parkinson has recov-
cred from a recent Illness. =
Rev. Fl. P. Sloan. of New Bruins
wick. visited friends here Tuesday
The stock and fixtures of Michael
Morrisey's grocery store were sold
this morning Thursday at public
auction.
Randolph Brant and Asher Bis
set were New York visitors yester-
day.
Miss Mabel Monahan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Clayton attended the
New York automobile show yester-
day,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
ARE DESTITUTE
in SOUTH RIVER
Mother of Three Children
Dying of Consumption.
spscsas TO tae sysalSe NEWS.

spscsas TO the svsa1SG NEWS.
South River, Jan. 11:-Mrs.
Mary Psfsrsky. a Hungarian wo-
man, was found on Tuesday In her
home on Holmes avenue in q very
weak and sick condition. The pa
tient is suffering with tuberculosis
and in too weak a condition to be
taken to a hospital. The husband
died about q year ago leaving the
woman with three little children.
The mother worked to support her
little ones until about a month ago.
when the disease made her g weak
she could not work. When discov-
cred she was In a destitute condi-
ton. The children were almost
without clothes and no home com
forts a all. Aid has been rendered
temporarily and further support
from her WI people will be forth
coming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
GAS KILLS THREE.
A Detached Gas Heater Tube suffo-
Gated slsspers.

Orange. N j.. Jan- 1.-THE smell OF
gas greeted Cecil Simpson. Jr.. OF 800
Amherst ssrset. East Orange. when he
reached hone from Il dance. Hos dar.
Ing to tight q lamp. he threw the win
dovs open and then found his father.
mother and brother Benjamin uncoD-
scious.
SlmpsoRLsAmmqned an ambulance,
bit the surgeon found the father past
aid The mother aud boy we're burried
to the hespttsas button the way Mrs,
sinpson died. The boy fingered FOR
hasf AZ tsur soaTef.
A kultr that fed a gas heater ln the
bedroom os 3D. ana MRS. Simpson bad
become detached. The low dame wenl
cns. and gas allied the rooms. The
sads# simaEsaun #aasgeA sgpna sn sRcyag-
essganlaAaEs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
TOWN UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Mccomb. Miss, stiii Having Trousts
With Railway Shop Strikers

Mccomb. Miss. stiii Having Trousts
With Railway Shop Strikers
Met. onIit Miss. lau VI. Al tile stig
gvstion OF Mayor Arnold. Governor
Noel plnred Mes olni tnder iritai
Inv and ordered an nddilionnt militia
company here.
Adiutniu %tienerTI Fridge arrived
soon ufterwarsi and took charge OF the
situation. The declaration OF snartial
law WAS Il result Of 4 series OF yis
lent Disorders In tile railway shop
mems strike S#
The fslct iisnn several striking EN-
plos ess llave returned 10 work and the
mayors belief fiiaf utlierS desired t.
dc so. imit were deferred BY Festr
unused the mayor 70 aiiprai to tbs
elief executive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
PORT

Robert 1virn spent Saturday even-
ing In Newark with friends.
York visitor Saturday evening.
Ed. Doody spent Saturday out OK
town.
Miss Julia Remmick spent Satur-
day and Sunday In town with her
parents.
G. 4. Eo1nsg spent S-t-rtay-@ver-
ing In No WORK with friends.
Miss Christine Larson spent Sum
day In town with her parents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
SCHOOL BOARDS
AT WOODBRIDGE
County Association viii Meet
There January 20.
spsc,ai 10 .as EVENING NEWS.

cPec'os y s6S 1"h1sS H@
" ooub bridge. jan, l1.-The an
aual ~n.eating OF the Middlesex Coun-
ty School Board Association will be
held In The Barron avenue high
school Saturday, January 20. II is
proposed TO have several Interesting
speakers present at that time. State
Commissioner OF E6ueasfen Calvin
Kendall. Of Trenton. will b. present
and will make the principal address
at both the morning and afternoon
sessions. A banquet TO the visitors
will be served in the gymnasium be-
tween sessions. There will be a
large attendance at this meeting as
every board of education win send
large delegations. H. r. Valentine
is chairman of arranements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
SAYREvlLLE

Sadie Frost. OF Main street, was
a New Brunswick visitor Sunday.
James Van Cleef. Of Lower Sayre-
vile, was a Perth Ambey visitor
Sunday.
Mamie Frost, of River street. was
a New Brunswick visitor Sunday.
Harvey Chevalier. OF Lower sayre-
Vile. was to New York on business
Charles Ho1swarth, OF Parlin. was
a New Brunswick visitor SUNDAY.
Marion Banks, OF South Amboy,
was a Sayreville visitor Sunday.
Nora Howard OF Main street, was
a New Brunswick visitor Saturday.
Minnie F~ortenhachsr, OF Main
street. was a South Aniboy visitor
Sunday.
TIE Misses Lizzie and Margaret
Gottlich, OF Dane street, were Mill
town visitor Sunday.
Lena Dreger. Of Main street, was
a New brunswick visitor Sunday.
Alfred Weber, Of South Amboy,
was a SayTevilie visitor Sunday.
Dora T~uekerson. of Lower Sayre-
vile. was a Highland Park visitor
Sunday.
John Budney, of Perth Amboy,
was a Sayrevilie visitor Sunday.
Carrie Nelson. OF Lower Savre-
vile. was q South .Amboy visitor
Sunday.
william Bright. OF Lower sayre-
vile. was q Perth Amboy visitor
Sunday.
Florence and Mary Never and
Amelia Bauman, of S~oyreville, were
Sunday visitors at Railway.
fHYSf4faw. xfAx~~m . C- k--
was a ~SayrevilIe visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Werner and daughter.
OF Main street, we're Midtown wish
tors Sunday.
Charles Grover. OF South Amboy.
was a s~ayreytlle visitor Sunday.
Georges Voight, of Parlin. who has
been sick with pneumonia since last
Friday. died at hts home Monday
afternoon. January g.
Michael Hegan. or sayrsvliie. and
Mrs. William Weller, OF South
River. we're married at South River
Saturday evening, January s.
Harold Phair and Edwin Cathcart.
Of South River. were Lower Sayre-
vile visitors recently.
Wilson Erwin. OF South Amboy.
! was entertained by friends In Sayre-
vile Sunday evening.
Tie freight steamer running ss
tween South River and New York
and making a landing at Sayreville
Is stuck fast in the ice at Savre 3
Fishers dock. The tug boat Schauf-
fei was trying to break the ice for
the steamer and got fast In 1t near
S0uth Amboy.
Chief of Police Henry Boyler II
sick at his home in Dane street
with the cbiils. He expects to be
out again IN a couple or days. Con-
stable Daniel Keegan Is taking his
lAAaee.
An Kolb. OF New Brunswick
DOR syreVille visitor Sunday.
was u
the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
OLD BRIDGE MAN HAS
PLANT AT LOS ANGELES


peos@I 10 the EVENING NEWS.
Old Bridge, Jan. Ils-Rober-. r.
Frttz, former superintendent OF the
Broekaeld Glass Company OF this
place. las written friends here stat
mig that he Ia constructing a factory
at Los Angeles. CaHt., for glass
manufacturing purposes. 1t win be
put In operation about February l
and will employ 500 hands. Mr..
Frits states. The form Old Bridg-
Ito Is superintendent and general
manager OF the new concern and 10
endeayoring to secure the services of
several Old Bridge men who worked
under him while In charge OF the
local factory. Mr. Fritz 10 a relative
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Beebe, Of The
Rurdell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
LEWIS D. ELY OF
WOODBRIDGE is DEAN

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Jan. 11:-Lewis D.
Kelly, one OF the oldest and highly
respected citizens of Woodbridge,
died at his homo in st. George ave
nue. Tuesday night. Mr.. Kelly had
been in i'll health tan q year
and his death was expected at any
time. He Is survived by three chill
dren, Samuel, Lulu and May, who
have the sympathy of the commune
ity in their bereavement. Funeral
services will be held Friday al. or
noon at : o'clock from his late resi-
dencs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
GRAHAM IN THE RACE.
Former District Attorney Is Spoken of
For Congress In Second Distr.s It.

Fer Congress In Second Distr:st.
Philadelphia. Jan. ii.-The sharing of
"A candidate In the Second congressional
district. now represented by william
Stuart Reyburn. son Of the former
mayor, Is giving Republican ~organiza-
ton leaders much concern.
Congressman Reyburn declares that
he will do all In his power to retain his
sent. bur II In not believed that he win
have any considerable support within
the organization.
II has been suggested that former
District Attorney George s. Graham
might BIZ induced to 20 to congress and,
aud State Senator James r. McNfchol
declared that Mr.. Graham would be 4
tower Of strength In the Pennsylvania
delegation" Mr. Graham has not indi-
Gated that be would sacrifice his Iaw
practice for the honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Trus Charity,

A mans giving In aims one piece oil
silver in his lifetime Is better for MIN
than giving one hundred pieces when
sbeut to Ais.--Mo hammsd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Washington, Jan. 11:-William j.
Bryan, who attended the meeting of
the Democratic national committee
as proxy for p. L. Hall of Lincoln
ade a strong fight against the seat
ing of Colonel J. M. Guffey OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

PIttsburg, as a member OF the com
mittee. Guney was seated by 8 vote
of 80 to IS. This contest was an
o. tie Denver conyen ion of
four years ago, which ousted Guffsy
from membership In the national
committee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Says He Sold Her Securities

Another newspaper story Of breach OF trust IN
which attorney. heirs and e~xecutrIx all lind them
selves tangled in the meshes OF complications.
which will prove most costly and unpleasant boz
fore they are through.
Certainly this could not have been forseen by the
~testator. but all could have been avoided hnd the
estate been left in the hands of a competent Trust
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

II y0u have something TO trade
pat All advertisement Ia our ex-
changs coEuEnas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Fidelity Trust Co.
NEWARK. N. j.
NEWARK, N. j.

makes a specially. throu h It's Trust Do ,artm mt.
OF the care and mana cement Of tru t est ltes. II
costs no more than il llvidual service, but is min
itely better. The time to investigate is ON.
while yon have the control Of your own affairs in
your own hands.
Come in and talk It orer.v
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Tho Peaceful way
You cannos 80 very far wrong Il
you travel the way Of peace. None
can quarrel with you, IL you will no
quarrel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

4#sF*tM# K#W y -
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OSBORNE UNHITTABLE;
STOGIES DROP FINAL

had everything and the best the StoEies
could do was to register two safe wal
Tops. which Melted one run. Bemis was
MT rard and at opportune times. His
DOWNFALL came In the seventh inning,
when i've men crossed the pan.
Ftrst-kyle singled and scored on two
sacrifices and Knisely's single. Kniseiy
stole second. Fohl walked, filling the
SACKS Grlve went out to ~Servatius.
Third-With one out Gray and Ander-
son walked. Booze flied TO Terrell. Lodd
doubled scoring Gray, Anderson was out
at the plate.
Seventh-kyle was hit by a pitched
bail. Mccallister and Terrell laid down
hunts and beat them out. filling the
bases. Johns flied To- Moren. Knisely
walked. forcing Kyle across. McCallis-
ter scored on Fohrs sacrifice fly. Grisve
tripled scoring Terrell and Knisely.
Thompson doubled. scoring Grive. Os-
borne singled. Kyle flied TO Dodd. Ten
men were up In this inning.
Eighth-After two were down. Johns
singled and scored on Kniseiy's triple.
Foil was hit by q pitched ball Grieve
lifted 10 Dodd.
The score
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Three base hits-Grtve. Knisely.
Two base hits-Dodd. Thompson. Graz
ven.
stolen bases-Knisely. Dodd. Kyle.
Sacrifice hits-MCCallister. Ferrel.
Sacrifice flies-Fohl.
Bases OF balls-Off Bemis. 3. off Os.
born. 3.
struck out-By Bemis. =. ly Osborn. s.
Hit by pitched ball-Iodd. Kyle. Fohl
Time. 80.
Cmpire-Weddige.
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CHICAGO. June 3O.-Pittsburgh de-
ieated Chicago to-day. by q score OF 7
20 !, Richie being hit had and given
poor support Adams started on the
mound hut was hit hard and was taken
out as soon as the Cubs started scor-
ing. Hendrix relieved him in the NTH
and held chicago to two hits. one being
"A home run by Zimmerman with "A
man on base in the eighth. The fcat-
ure OF the game was WaGners home
run. which scored three runs in The
rfth. Score.
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Two base hits = Carey. J Miller
Home Wagner. Zimmerman. Hits
pI Admins . In : innings. on Hem
hgner. Double Ilays-Carey to Nc
,arthy. Left on bascs-ChIcaEo 8;
pittsburgh 4 First base on balls
hicaEo 3. Pittsburgh 3 Struck out
by Richie . Adams !: Hendrix ?
Iime-i4U 60. TmpireS-Klem and hush
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REDS DEFEAT CARDINALS
IN A ONE SIDED GAME

ClNCTNSATT. o.. june O-Cinci,nstf
it sale hard and timely. defeating -,
Louis. . o. Z HobltzeU's home ri, in
ne seventh inning with two men on
hsses won The game Sor the Iocala and
score. u -
- Louis ......Oc20OOOOo-4 +
'~inciunaft 90. 003OO040s- II 0
Hatter!es- Sa.lee and wlngo. SugKs
and Clarke
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SPRINGFIELD. O.. June 3O.-The
locals defeated Grand Rapids IN a l.
inning game this afternoon by the score
Of 8 TO E. Two singles and an error
sent a run across. score. n. II. r..
or. Kapids..O % % % % 100000 -5 II 1
Springfield OOO1O2O0V 1-6 Il 3
Battcrie~-E smith and Holmes. :.
Smith. Gray and Mckee.
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DAYTON. y. June 3N-Uayt0n was
defeated by Fort Wayne here to-day. :
o. u Tie first game OF "a double head
81 was prevented by ain TIE
score. l. IL L.
Fort Wayne. 900 10000 !
Dayton ........o % o - y . u
Batteries -Alherts and Martin, Otey.
Rowan and k.nn..k.
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To-day's Games
Wheeling at Erie.
Fort Wayne at South Bend.
Akron at Youngstown.
Grand Rapids at Dayton.
Terre Haute at Springfield.
Canton at GAINESVILLE.
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CANTON. June 30-Sterzer was a
puzzle to Canton to-ady. and Erie won,
Erie .........O2iOOoIOO-6 . Z
canton ........o 001O000o- 81 6
Batteries-Sterzer and Schang; Justus
aud TcNter.
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Pour in a Row.

SOUTH BEND. ind. June 30 The
locals made u four straight to-day by
def"lfiuE Tcrre Halfr ia au u inning
contest. : 20 3 score" r. n r.
-. BEN. ....O % % OBJ T IL 8
Terre Uiut..1 = 90 0-3 3
Batteries Masters and Tleman. Jones
and UargruVe.
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Aosely Bumped But Won.

NI.N HIDE. y. Jun IU-Ntremme
and Mosolsy were both pounded hard to-
day. the t!sltors Winning los 10 score OF
; 90 .. making "a four straight victories
ln the series Score X. H. l.
Youngstown 90 30O5OO0- IL
Gainesville .....Iu"02I2O1- . d
Hattcrics- Noseley anl Miller. strem.
mel and Huston.
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LOCALS SECURE BUT TWO BrroLrs
OFT AKRON HEAVIER
ssmis Touched up Lively IN seventh
esssfon; Ten Men Pacing Him
In This Inning.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intenigencer.
AKRON. o.. June 30-Arch Osborne
was the rock on which Wheeling stum-
oled here to-day. TIE lanky south-paw
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CEHrDAL


Akron :. Wheeling /.
Erie 6. Canton I.
Springfield @. Grand Rapids 8.
Fort Wayne ?. Dayton o.
South Bend 4. Terre Haute J.
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But a really clever woman IS too
to show II.
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PIRATES
DEFEAT THE CUBS IN A LIsrLEss
GAME.
Hit Hard Throughout the Early
Portion of the Game.

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati. :: ST Louis. 4
Pittsburgh. :: Chicago. 4.
To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Brookly ut Philadelphia
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. Montreal. 2
Jersey CITY 4 Rochester. Z.
Providence. @. Buffalo. &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10
Question Time.

DAUL J. RAINEY. whose big game
hunt In Africa has made him the
champion lion slayer of the world, was
asked in an interview in New York a
question about the habits of lions.
81 can't answer that question:, the
young millionaire said. with smile, and
I shant pretend I can. Why should l
emulate the scientific lecturer?
"A scientific lecturer. at the conclusion
of a lecture Of the most obstruse descrip-
tion took sip of water and said:
Question time. If any one now has
any question of a scientific nature to
ask, 1 shall be glad to answer It to the
best of my ability
An old lady in a plaid shawl rose
and said:
VIII you please tell me why It Is.
sir, that wet tea leaves kill reaches?
THE lecturer knew no more than
Adam why wet tea leaves killed reaches.
but, not to be nonplussed, he answered
glibly:
When a roach. madam, sees a wet tea
leaf, he exclaims, "Hullo. here's blank
et!" and he wraps himself up in 1t. falls
asleep, and, naturally, catches a severe
cold. which, developing into pneumonia,
in a few days kills the unfortunate in
sect