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EFFECTIVE HOME REMEDY
ron LUNG TROUBLE


II T. = serious matter when she lngS
are Affected \ tip ava or to a ~ana-
torium ts NOT only "a ~its. bot 20 tn-
wolves sefsratiou from nome and friend.
some are benefited. nuf few can safely
return Eckmau'- Alternative i- .r-ctF.
"a home treatment For sNamri.
.1f + Atlantic Ave Haddouneid y. J
"G.uusm@r In ths fell OF 1895 { cone
fraftsd a. view severe old which -sf-
tied or my lungs At last 3 began 20
rsl-@ -putum. and my pny-fian then
told me- I must 20 20 california im-
me'iatsiy. A. this time war advised
Co take Erkman AlfsfatIte stayed
~ home and tomWsuc@d taxing 90 the
last week lu October I began 90 frn-
prove. and f.s first week o. Iauuarf.
1905. : resumed my regular urcupatlur
having gained - puruaS fuilN restored
TO health. ~ ts NOW fNe Years since
my recovery has been Affected ana 2
cannot pfals" IrkmHn Alternative 100
highly. have fe.1umrni'i Do with
excellent results.
signed ~ A. TATEN
EekusuS AlforIfNe ~ -E-. tIt- IN
Hrorchif -. Asthma. go. Fever Throat
aud i.Ire T~runhi-- ava 20 upHuiif4u-
Ire rstsm iHHte not contain Uui~out.
ouiats- CT -thIi.fr4w ue drugs Tor
sale bt 'ha~ r. Gp-tz. a co. " eel
Eslil.re and "fr"f leading druggists
~ for blekl.t t"Iur- .r 10. uNrrfcs.
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ASSAILANTS OF BULLOCK
RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH

hearing by Attorney Charles Schuck.
while County Coroner 4. b Barnett
presided.
The FIRST witness called Vas Or. o.
~. stats. who rendered The first
medical aid to Bullock. almost three
days after he had been beaten up by
n three accused men. who stated
that when. ON last "wednesday. be was
called iatO Rust's saloon on Market
street he found Bullock lying I'm a
chair in q very bad condition D..
Staats Immediately ordered hat he
be taken 10 the North Wheeling hos
p.tal. and stated that when he arrived
there Bullock Vas complaining ~
rains Joe his side ~ close IN exam
nation a~ wac possible WAS made.
but no fractures Ver" then discoy.
cred. Or. Stats also stated that the
examination showed The tissue ri
the left side OF the read To be- torn.
but that he could make ont no free
lures there He stated that he at
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one lett. the building until they Nsre
through with the scAb
Another Witness
walter DunaWay. residing az 1Sei
Mood street. and also an eyewitness
cf The AFFAIR. told much the same story
as his predecessor. but stated that he
himself was pretty drunk: that Allen
was the only sober man In the shop.
and that he didn't remember the night
distinctly However. he stated that
the three hends made a loot ball OF
Bullock for over Two hours. and that
when he 1.-THE Witness attempted 20
leave h shop he vas knocked dow
He stated that Ga%ttrell. Lotus and
blattner were nothing better than
Cold-biOOced ~murderers.
Dr. r b Plant. who helped per.
form the autopsy. vas the next Wit
ness called and stated tina the de
ceased was a man five feet two inches
IN height and weighed about l2s
pounds He stated that the autopsy
showed that death was the direct ~
suit Of hemorrhage OF the brain.
caused by blows inflicted on the head
lie stated that the entire body OF
the deceased showed -mistreatment.
three ribs beiu fractured and bruises
being found all over the body.
lie was followed by DR. !. 4. Camp
hell. who also helped perform the au.
topsy. and whose testimony was the
Same.
The case WaS then given TO the jury
for consideration. and il took the ius
! rors but a few minutes to bring a YER
dict OF death caused by an assault
committed on the person of the de-
ceased by Martin Lotus. Thomas Cat
trell and John Blattner.
The three men will be given a pre-
urinary hearing in the county jail
this morning before Squire Harry
Noitle. and the same witnesses that
testified at the coroner's inquest VIII
likely testify at the hearing.
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tended Bullock until his death a.
the hospital SUNDAY night that he
knew that the man was M bad condi-
ton. but could nor operate on account
Of his weak heart. lie stated that
death was finally caused by a hemor
rhare OF the brain. but hat the pa
tent was in q diving condition on sat
urday He stated that although he
asked Bullock on several occasions
how he had been injured. the man
replied that he did not know.
The ext witness called was George
Alien. who resides AT Twenty lou.th
and Wilson streets. and who stated
that he WAS an eye witness 70 the
whole affair.
Revolving story.
A. testified bv Allen u other eye
witnesses. Allen was The only person
in the cooper shop on the night OF
the murder who VAS not drunk u his
testimony. which follows. IS to be be-
/ licVcd.
Allen entered The cooper shop about
10 o'clock 80 night and found there
tiuIlOck. the victim. st Clair and Dun
NAAttM W HI ne ufil - NANAAfFr anu
Lotus and Blattncr. two Of the aC-
Cuspd.
When he entered the shop all OF
the men were drunk and h. had been
there but % short time when Lotus
accused Bullock OF being 81 black
sheep and started 20 beat him. Bullock
WAS in no condition 10 resist and LOT.
iIS. after he had tired OF beating his
} victim. Went outside 20 q nearby sa-
Icon. procured q pint OF whi~key and
returned with Gattrsll. Gattrcll was
told ol the heating that bullock had
been given and said that an men had
"a right O. beat e "blaCk sheep" Then.
according to the witness. GIattrcll
got down on his kUc~s beside the pros
tratc form OF bullock ami heat him
In the face. From that time or.
stated the witness. the men seemed
To 20 crazy and for The better part o.
two hours beat and kicked Bullock
without ceaSiug. At n time LOTUS
ing from 80 TO 80 pounds. aud dropped
n on BullOcks head. At another time
the witness saw Gattrell standing on
Inc chest OF the victim and again CAT
I trell picked Bullock mp from the floor
and asked Lotus and Blattuer to hold
him while he. Gattrce. struck him.
When Lotus O. Blattner refused To
hold Bullock. Gattrell let him drop 10
the floor According 10 the witness.
Bullock did absolutely nsthinS 10
start The trouble and The three that are
now under ar est struck the victim 80
many times that he could not tell who
struck the man or What they struck
him with. The witness stated that ne
had attempted 10. get Bullock " or
the shop but that m. men refused 90
LEI him. Allen. ont saving that no
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The positive proofs that ZEMO cures
any md M forms 81 skin Affections have
aroused the entire community.
Tho wonderful way I'm which raw. merry
ccHemn quickly henl- by the magic touch
81 ZEMO q marvellous.
You simply apply ~ 20 the afflicted parts
u doesn't smart. - not n nasty. grensy
paste or ointment. hut n wondorf disap-
peariug nquid that sinks right in. quickly
nllnys oil pain. oil itch. oil distress. ~
does the work md Loses ~ in n way that f.
astonishing. the regular price of ZEMO
- fltn for the large hottie. hut you can
now Ret n literal trial bottle of ZEMO for
only - cents which is fully unrantce
/suo i. sold and c~rfrfrflof Iv rrra
TO- fH"fre n Goo -fIf. a. E.sI. ErIH...
ffrf AND Martin. I.frf. Nh'n Tu.r Nd.
bison. WfII-hurr. IS. tI VIII rtf.
hofr NourIatI1r SIS Nt UHfNwuftl
fs.ne ThtfmH.F. Usft.H Dfin
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coRoNEa's JURY RENDERS YER
DICT At INQUEST YES
TEROAV
After Few Minutes D~enberation
Witnesses Tell OF Most Re
voting Crime.

Considering the testimony for only
a few minutes. the jury sitting In the
ccroners inquest into the death OF
Chatty Bullock. held In the Jury
rooms In The court house yesterday
afternoon. brought = verdict OF death
caused by an assault committed on
the person OF the deceased by Martin
LOFTS. Thomas Gattrell aud Iohn
Blattner.
Testimony was brought out By two
e,~ ewitnesses OF the affair which. IL
true. will Of itself convict the three
IN men of murder in the first de
gree.
The State was represented at the
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Miss clara Shfpley viii return 10 her
home at Erlddock. Pa. thia evening"
after spending the PAST Few DAYS viii
friends iu This city
The CifF finance fUmmItfnr met last
evening and audited The De. roll I0I
councils approval fulH evening
Dmlrtr Dan S|ullsF returned home
yesterday from NuurErf.wr o. whore
he spent I couple nf fita Visiting
friends ami TflaflNes -
George tufriuE 90 r.ftI. o.. ia
FutudirE a ftw days with friends in
this Cts.
william srallet ard SON ere spending
t f.w DAYS WITH feiafites af Nnuugs-
.fnMr.
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= loom UIU TUlUT " UITTI0 WrIU-
quarters yesterday morning sud mad'-
complaint Of being assaulted robbed
last SATURDAY evening BE tied that
ne had gotten um Of "a late eau Iu a Tart
intoxicated condition am when ne wa
passing near the g. q 80 bridge hs was
attacked. The us~aIlHut -fuI. his coat.
vest and trousers a., STATED that h-
had four dollars iu his packets. The
police have no clue To- th. thief.
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SENSATIONAL
ALLEGATIONS
MADE AGAINST OFFICIALS OF
REFORMATORY AT lANCAS-
TER. o.
BY 6eilsire Woman and Matter Will
Be Taken up With Governor
Harmon Today by Attorney
O'BrIer.

NJ Columbus. -. to-day. AtturusN
Frank O'Bri,n viii lay before Cover
nor Harmon. "f ohio. a story Of
cruelty. rrartic,d upon th" hundreds
of hoN prisoners in the state Reform
school. at Lancaster. o.. and Of the
food led them unfit for human con-
sumption. Alr. p'Bri,n left last cv-
"niu- for th" ohio capital.
These charges have been brought
ry % B,ilair' m who's son has
been ."rc'd tu undergo the suncrings
and mi~,r."s resulting from "A year
c'u1n' mcnt ~ tho reform school. TIL,
sworn statements "f the woman will
Dol. supplemented 10y letters from two
cleveland hoNs. now in th. cleveland
institution. and another from "a Bel
lairc hoy. who was rec,ntly released
Tn. woman visited tho reform school
last SATURDAY. and she smugglcd let
t"rs from cleveland youths on the
occasion.
Sh" made eleven Visits to see her
tnn and found ingenious forms of
cruelty. \ ten wear bid boy was
dashed and cashed with a star pad
die an instrument NJ torture until
his hatk was a mass Of dried and
clothed blood. Rows were fed on
lead rats. Two hots were taken ~
thu correction Cottage" for punish
Went and brought back on strctchers
an hour later. unable To walk. and
other terrihl" conditions of which the
woman has knowledge has been told
o." tn attorneys.
Was Struck by Guard.
size said Ter son was sent To tho
rei"rmat"ry about a year ago and b.
b. only b. 60
visits. she found har own boy with
hi~ mead u"d Up. she asked him
what had happened. but h. feared IN.
Enird. D would u"; tell at first. but
later told his mother that b.. had boon
struch D knocked down by "a guard
IN" tuok the bauiage off and found
an nsh cash behind the EAR. sustain
81 when h. struck hts head agsins,
mo stove. when falling. The guard
~ defense said hc struck the bow for
pushing u 'rowdinR In the line Of
march o" Tho dining hall lie threat
'h'H u" a." Il again 81 h. had thu
chance.
charges similar 10 those made by
th' woman has been preferred against
ne officials Of tho Institution by Rev.
John g. Srhtlhly. chaplain Of IA.
i"~N aNl4s ana others
inad" in secret before the state board
"l administration The little pris
"ners are 90 %" called one by one. go
OF them' Co recite tho lessons OF hate
% fear taught them there.
one boy claims iu hiy letter tha, ID.
treatment accorded them since m,
rl''li"u 81 "a new governor On Ohio
has been worse than ever because
'"~''rn"r-el"rt COX. has threatened Ia
'l'fn out th" place Tho other boy.
write aloue tho sam" lines. complain
inr ~ the brutal treatment and the
food.
The matter - intoxicating ths
'"s" viii Do" brought up % once be-
i"r" Governor Harmon hr Attoruc,
'Hrirn. so fhaf some action can o.,
hurricdlF reached Tho ohio stat,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10
M'MECHEN
Lyeeum Course.

THO second number Of tho Lyccum
course was given last evening under the
auspices or the local Board % Trade.
ana tn" auditorium OF the Central
'h""l building was well ulicd The
liIuolS Indian Orchestra was the at
traction ana the entire company was
composed 81 full-hlonded Indians The
feature 81 ffr evenings Entertainment
was tne reproduction of an Indian mar
fltE" during the performance. The
Henwood order. blazing ARROW Tribe.
~" ~, Red Men, attended the anair
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Miss Jane Osborne. OF McKeceporf
Pa h. Fpendiuk a few DAYS witn friends
and relatives In this city.
The local lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
Will meet this evening IN regular ses-
sion.
The Y. = : q. r. OF the Church OF
God. will meet this evening az the
church. in regular session.
Mrs J. = Watkins. Of New Martins
VIE. is spending a few days with
friends lr this city
The Women's Bible class of tho VI.
p church. vii meet this evening az tho
parsonage. on Lincoln street.
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To Repair Building.

John J. Slippuer stated last eveninl
that no had let the contract for the re-
pairs TO be made To his building whicf
was damaged 20 the extent Of abouf tive
hundred dollars In the fire last SATURDAY.
morning The work will be started al
once and completed ln q few days.
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Mex. Mc'amiS and another prisoner
were taken to M~ouudesiIle aud confined
in the couuts iail on last saturday for
"a period OF ten days. The offenders
were arrested Tor being di~urderly and
were sentenced hy he squire.
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Council Net in Special Session.

Inc CITY council met iu special session
on sunday eVcuiu, at the home u Mayor
mas Motifs, on iiftu street. and also
held a meeting yesterday morning about
noon. The purpose OF tie meetings
was to ind suitable headpuarters for "a
city building and lookup. The unit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10

Tho revival meetings which started
sunday evening at the local Christian
church. are being largely attended
Special music - being rendered by TIE
choir of the church and the Rev. RI l..
Wray. evangelist. II preaching very IN
tercrtlug sermons. All are cordially
ImNItal 70 attend
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N.w saloon start.d.

+ y. Hart. who lost his saloon in
the FIRE 81 last Saturday morning. has
re-opened for business in the Neibergall
building on sixth street. The building
was formerly occupied by a meat shop
and the same counters are being used.
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The -four arrested late sat
urday evening by local officers for being
drunk and dieorderly. were released from
the iifth ward hose house a. Rsuwool
yesterday morning and not fined. The
city viii likely have a new lookup in
the very near future.
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BEN


Elazihg Arrow Tribe ~" lo Improved
order OF Red Men Of tins city. attend
,d the second number of tn Lyccum
course given under the auspices OF thu
AirM"chsn board Of trade 80 the audi
forum Of the Central school buildlug.
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II you are troubled with chronic
constipation. the mild and gentle 81.
feet Of Chamberlain's Tablets makes
them especially suited % your case
For sale By all dealers.-Adv.
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made It's report and two buildings were
found suitable hut one could not bc
rented. The other building will be taken
under consideration and another meet
Ing bid IN The very near future.
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To Hold orarteriy Meeting.

The regular quarterly social meeting
rf the Ladies Aid Sotifff Of The First
NJ. r. church will be- held This evening
In the church. lUfsrsaUug IIfsrnrf
ana musical program has been prepared
for the occasion. All members are
earnestly requested 60 attend this even
ling
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The members Of the Luther league -
the ~. Matthews GERMAN Lutheran
church vii meet tomorrow evening 90
the basement Of the church Tor practice
for the play 20 De given by the society
In the very near future
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legislature. which goes into session
tho first 81 tho year. will no doubt
tab up the charges and have "A COM
mittco investigate them.
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Chrntmss-Boys' Slip On R~aireos,s
tf.ee. s2ee $3.50. MeFAODEN's.
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Searching, Fiery,
Raw Eezsma
Zemo Cures Worst Cares and Is a
Wonder for Every Form Of
Skin Affections

Co: the 25-cent Trial Bottle Today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
Daddy Bedtime
G, The Shepherd
- Boy and the
Magic Flute

= ACK had been picking elderberries that day. Elderberres make a nice
when I was a boy 1 liked ederberries, too" said daddy. But did
" you know that the elder is a fairy plant? 1t grows in fairyland, nd all
the ederberry bushes O. elder trees, a they used to be called, are In the CARGO
+, - mother, who watches over them, rewarding those h help n
~. MBsdng those who harm Ter children, As she calls the elder bushes.
"The fairy horns and all their musical instruments are carved ut of elder
wood. If you have " made a whistle from the elder wood you will notice
that 1t has a delightfully."- mellow tone
and there was a little boy who was wonderfully fond Of music. At
evening, when he took home the sheep he had all day been watching fn the
forest, he could only talk OF the wonderful music that was to re heard there
One day as he wandered by his favorte brook in the forest he noticed
that one of the great bushes by thu stream was broken.
Poor thing! I'll tie it up said the shepherd boy. III bound u the
broken limb, and he thought a rustic passed through the plant
zone day the boy lost n of his sheep and after taking the resto fhis'ho ck
home started back 10 tho forest to seek it After searching a long time he
found it asleep under the elder bush which he had so carefully tended.
"As it was very late and they were FAR from home he curled dow beside
the sheep and went % sleep, and in hs sleep he had a strange dream.
"n this dream a lovely lady rose from the elder bush.
"I am the elder mother she said. You have served ne mine. Now
we shall help yu. ook well at this
And she handed him a flute. at which he looked long and carefully.
"Wheny ou awaken make n of the sam kind oft he wood Of he elder
bush beneath which yu sleep commanded.
THE boy did al he was told, and, though he had never tried to max my
thing oft hi kind before the minute he raised the lutte to his lips he found it
would play the most delightful music.
Just as he began to play the king went riding by and as st enchanted by
him everyd day.
the songs oft the birds, the splashing of the waterfalls, the MARBLE of the brook
owe the stones and the signing of the wind through the rees~and the whole
court praised him, and the little sheperd boy became rich and famous"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06

WITH OR WITHOUT YOKE AND FR1LL
WITH INVERTED PLAT OR HABIT BACK
The circular under petticoat that Is
dart-6tted, after the manner OF this one,
means very little fullness yet 1t
pretty lines and it Is easy to make. All
torts of materials are being used for I'M
derwear and the p%etticoat can be made
rom crtpe de chine or cotton crepe as
we'll as the familiar lawns and batistes-
4 great many women think a fnH the only
appropriate trimming for a petticoat oi
this kind and a frill OF lace or embroidery,
or Of thin material trimmed, would not
mean any considerable bulk, but II 1t Is
desired to keep the petticoat plain. the
tower edge can be scalloped after tho
n Of ono OF the illustrations, or
It can be finished with rows Of insertion,
or In any manner liked. The petticoat is
cut all In one piece. It can be cut OIL at
the back and finished In habit style
or cut a little wider and laid In an in
verified plat. It can be under-faced at the
upper edge or cut a little shorter and
Joined to a yoke.
For the medium size, the pettieoat will
require = yards Of material AZ, an yards
as or ~ yards "A inches with 3 yards OF
embroidery 81 inches wide and az yards
Of banding to trim as shown in tho largo
front view; or. u. yard OF additional
material OF any width, 3 yards OF lace
and AZ yards OF banding to trim a.
shown In small, back view.
The pattern 1851 is cut In sizes for .
az, "a, rs, a8, 80 and 81 inch waist. 1t
will be mailed to any address by tho
Fashion Drnartment of this PAPER. on
seceint Of ten cents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
Fashions EVENING NEWS HOUSEHOLD PAGE FanceS
Salad AMONG Weeds.

Wonder how many people kno" nd'
there Is a common weed growing
about their places, and even In tnelf
gardens, that makes a delicious oisn'
The colored people call it poke-salad'
but 1t Is merely the ordinary poke
weed, the berries of which appear IN
early autumn. Cook it as you would
spinach, first allowing 1t to SOAK ID
cold water for an hour or more. ms
tough part Of the stem should De re-
moved. so that there is little left out
the leaves, and 1t should be picked IN
the early morning, before the sun IS
we'll up and strong and has had a
chance to tougher 1t. For the best
results, poke should be gathered De-
fore 1t grows to be much more THAI
a foot high. II cut down 1t will grow
again.
In taste, 1t is midway between spin
ach and kale; an eminent physician
recently recommended 1T as a mos
beneficial spring food.-Harper's Ba'
Ear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
LATE SUMMER WEAR
ALSO PRACTICAL FOR THE EARLY
AUTUMN DAYS. .
Smart ShIrtWaIst Getup In Plain style,
With Distinct Touches That Give
1t Novelty-ChoIcs Of Ma
t~erlale.

The illustration presents a very
cles OF dress is far too practical not
to appeal to the mother contemplating
renewing her daughters wardrobe.
Bodice and skirt are just the proper
things for school wear, and 80 long
as the girl needs summer raiment,
they are useful for the practical shirts
and skirts to be made of durable ber-
gain fabrics. II the girl is having her
vacation, the getup Ia correct for every
outdoor sport, good for picnics. morn
ing visiting, etc.
The shirtwsist Is in one Of the
p~lainest models, and the seaE1 running
down the shoulders and sleeves gives
1t a touch Of distinct novelty. The
%plainness Of the skirt Is relieved at the
left side, where there is a cluster OF
side plaits buttoned over by the front
breadth cut into a point. For hard
use, and later service, mems cloth or
serge would be best for the skirt and
cotton cheviot for the shlrtwaist. A
dress entirely of ramie linen would
aieo DO Booa 1 lois etJio, oi l. uuoh
or pique is found to be cheaper, 1t
could be used. Then, II the sewing is
to b. done entirely for autumn, the
mother thinking this q very good time
for getting rid Of tho practical gar
ments, neither a skirt nor a shirt
waist style could be found more suit
able for school year. Concerning the
autumn materials needed In this case,
pray remember that the FIRST fabrics
are put forth In August, and A. 1t