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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Redd. or Ricn
mond. are guests OF their cousin, Mrs
Roger Adams, in Alexandria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-17
Just returning from visit to ]. 4.
Hansell. of Smithfeld.

Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Lassitcr are reg
istered at the Dennis Hotel In Atlantic
City this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-17

Miss ethel Boudar. or this city,
the guest OF Mrs. Page Nixon at he
nome in Ashland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-17

The June term OF the Hustings
Court. Part 2. Will be convened by
Judge E. II. Wells this morning. No
grand jury has been summoned there
being. for the third consecutive term.
no criminal matters on the docket.
several important civil cases Will De
set for trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-17

TO gather. Every point OF vantage
was occupied hours before the con-
verts arrived in body. Following
the immersion several hymns we're
sung by the whole assemblage, after
winch the benediction was pronounced
Seeking for Sfnyru
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
NEW ORDER TO
DOG COLLECTOR
Must Not Take CANNES from
Porches, Doorsteps or
Yards, Police Declare.
TROUBLE THIS MORNING
Charge May be Preferred for
Alleged Cruel Act Saturday
Crowd Witnessed 1t.
THIS MORNING

Dog Warden Albert Leonard and
his assistant are up again for criti-
eism and as the result Of an alleged
cruel act Saturday the police say a
charge of cruelty to animals may be
made against the former. Chief of
Police Patrick j. Burke issued pos
tive orders this morning that under
no circumstances must either the
dog catcher or his assistants take
dogs from porches, door steps or
yards, whether unlicensed or unmuz-
zled.
Through the efforts OF the police,
Thomas Dwyer, of High and COM
merce streets, secured a dog which
witnesses say the catcher's new as
sistant took from Mr.. Dryers porch
this morning. The canine grabber
was hailed to the police station by
Patrolman Niels Tonnesen. where
Chief Burke ordered the dog lfber-
ated from the wagon. When the
dog was turned over to Mr.. Dwyer
Mr.. Burke severely scored the col
lector because he had taken 1t from
a porch. He warned him about re-
peating the act.
Dog Warden Leonard Is accused
of brutally beating, choking and drag
ging a dog on Smith street and New
Brunswick avenue Saturday after
noon. He concluded the alleged tor
ture by shooting the insensible ami
NAL In q back yard In New Bruins
wick Al crowd Of several
hundred persons watched him in the
act. The catcher would have shot
the dog on the brick pavement with
the crowd surging around him had
not some of the spectators remon-
strated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
TO REPORT ON
TRANSFER CASE
City Attorney viii Give Opt
Mon to Council Tonight
City Can't Compel.
ONLY COUNTY AGREEMENT
No Law He Says to Make
Public Service Give Trans
tiers for Transfers.

1t is not likely hat the city can com
pei the Public Service Railway Com
pany to give a transfer on a transfer
in conveying passengers from its South
River, Sayreville and New Brunswick
line through South Amboy to State
street in this city, according to q state
ment made by City Attorney C. G.
Hommann today. He will probably
make q report to that effect to the
Board Of Aldermen at its meeting
scheduled to be held tonight.
Has Made Investigation.
According to an investigation of city
ordinances, county agreements and state
laws by Mr.. Hommann, he believes the
Public Service cannot be compelled to
carry a passenger from points west of
South Amboy to State street this city
for a single fare. According to a com
plant made by Rev. Francis Gross to
the council the company should be
forced to do this in the interests Of the
poor people of this city and vicinity.
Live Up To Agreement.
City officials declare both the Public
Service and Jersey Central traction
companies live up 10 the city's request
to carry passengers between points of
their lines in South Amboy and points
in this city for o single fare and it APP
pears no more can be asked of them.
The Public Service positively refuse to
issue a transfer upon q transfer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

from the NEWS Correspondent
Washington, Feb. 19.-Mahlon
Pitney, chancellor of the State of
New Jersey, was appointed Asso-
ciate Justice of the SUPREME Court
to succeed TO the vacancy caused by
the late Justice Harlan.
President Taft determined the lat
ter part of last week that he would
name THtney as a member of the SUI
preme court and so assured Senator
Briggs who had made . strong pre-
sentation of the New Jersey jurist's
claims as to his character and fit
ness. The name of Pitney was sub
mitted to the Senate in executive
session this afternoon.
~Fitzgerald's Legislative Manuel
gives the following biography of
Chancellor Pitney:
Chancellor Pitney was born at
Moxristown, N. j., February 9Th,
1853, and is a son of ex-yice-Chan-
cellor Pitney. He obtained his ear
ly education In the schools of his ma
tive town, and entered Princeton
College in 1875, and was graduated
In 1879. Upon graduation he at
once commenced the study OF law IN
the ONCE of his father, who was then
practicing in Morristown. He was
admitted to the bar as an attorney
In June, 1882, and became a coun-
selor-at-law In 1885. He opened an
Office in Dover, Morris county, in
1882, and remained there until
1889. when he returned to Morris
town, where he practiced law until
to the bench OF the SUI.
preme Court. He acted as Temper
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
CROWDS WALK
ON WHITE WAY

Every member OF the Smith Street
White Way Association, which IL
Illuminated the t~horoughfare between
Madison avenue and State street on
Friday night with a fitting celebra-
ton, express the most extreme sat-
|isfaction of the crowds that swarm
ed on the recently improved street
on Friday night and all Saturday.
Many the merchants did an ex-
Itraordinary business, which, Of
course, they attribute to the attrac-
ton of the new white way" Many
out of town people came here Satur-
day and purchased supplies, the
merchants state.
Richard J.. Calvin, alderman from
the third ward and chairman of the
light committee, expressed himself
today as willing to do his utmost
for the realization Of the. proposed
cluster of lights at the "fve corn
ers" which would serve to connect
the three white ways" He believes
that the city may be In a position
shortly, to appropriate a sufficient
fund for this Improvement, despite
the fact that the light committee has
about exhausted It's appropriation.
Alderman Calvin will work untiring
In an effort to secure special atten-
ton In the Board of Aldermen of the
merchants desires. He approves
most strongly OF the cluster plan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
GIRL ON PAROLE
IIAO IrrT nITH
l7AO LIT UllI
Miss Grace Bloodgood Disa-
ppears-- Was in State Home.

Miss Grace ~Bloodgood, who for
some time past has been q domestic
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Tunis 1853 Water street.
has mysteriously disappeared and
the authorities from the State
Home for Girls at Trenton are look
ing for her. Miss Bloodgood, who
As only eighteen years old waa ~
Inmate IA ateta pgaaE4
her coming to tails city and VA 6,
parole. Mr.. and Mrs THnIs dsd III
In their power to help the girl, but
she disregarded their attentions and
took French Leave" last Monday
night and has not been heard from
since.
Miss Bloodgood, In company with
a. girl friend. went for a walk Mon
day night, but failed to return or
send word to the Tunis residence.
BY her actions the girl has broken
her parole and unless she happens to
be a bride when found, it is highly
probable that she will be sent back
to the Home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
FILE BRIEFS IN
PECULIAR CASE

Judge John w. Beekman. of the
District Court, received briefs today
from the opposing lawyers in the
DR.. Bernard Feldman VS. Joseph
Corn case. in a suit for $125. The
case was heard last week, but no de-
cision was given. DR.. Feldman
claims he made a set of teeth for Mr..
Corn, who is a Roosevelt druggist,
and that the same were stolen from
his Office through the negligence on
his part, while entrusted to him for
repairs. He has not been reim-
bursed for the original or repair
work. Jacob b. Joselson appeared
for the plaintif, while Kehoe and
Stremlau are attorneys for Mr.. Corn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

airy Chairman of the Republican
State Convention in 1895, which
nominated John w. Griggs for gov
ernor. He was elected to Congress
in 1894, in the old Fourth district,
by a plurality of 1,407 over John
ston Cornish, although the district
was considered Democratic. In
1895 he was reelected by the in
creased plurality of 2,977, his own
county of Morris giving him a plu-
raiity of S,62T, despite the fact that
his Democratic opponent, Augustus
w. Cutler, was also a resident of
that county. In 1898 he was elect
ed to the State Senate from Morris
county by q plurality of S31. In
1900 he was the majority leader on
the floor of the Senate, and in 1901
he served as President of the SEN
ate. He always took an active part
in legislation both In the National
House of Representatives and in the
State Senate. On february 9Th,
1901, Senator PItney was nominate
ed by Governor Voorhees, for Justice
of the Supreme Court to succeed
Justice Gnmmere, resigned, to take
effect November 18th, 1901, and the
nomination, without reference, was
at once confirmed by the Senate.
Mr.. Pitney was sworn into Office
on November 18th, 1901, for a term
of seven years. On January 22d,
1908, the Justice was nominated as
Chancellor by Governor Fort, and
his nomination was at once confirm
ed by the Senate for a term of seven
years. He was appointed to succeed
Chancellor Magic. His term will
expire on January 81, 1915.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
DEFENDS ACT
OF COLOMBIA
Special by United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Washington, Feb. 19-Character-
izing the attitude of the United
States toward Columbia as t'indefen-
sible," Representative Rainey, Demo-
crat, ILL.,, today issued a lengthy
statement endorsing the stand taken
by Minister Ostina. OF Columbia,
against the American government.
Minister Ostina,s letter forcibly
recalls attention to our i~ndefensibIe
conduct for nearly ten years in re-
fusing Columbia the arbitration she
has requested" Rainey said. IF
we had treated any of the great
world powers as outrageously as we
have treated this little South Ameri-
can Republic, we would have become
involved In war at once.',
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
GOV. JOHNSON
FOR ROOSEVELT
California Progressive Is
Gut With a Statement.
ecial op United Press wire.

cpcCfuE W OUfECN ETSSS WfTEs
New York, Feb. 19:-In a formal
statement today Governor johnson, of
California, VINO lead the fight to have
the delegates from the state to the
Republican National Convention in
structed for Senator LaFollette, came
out for the nomination of Col. Roose-
welt. The governor has been in the
east for nearly q month and has con-
.ferred &C great length with all Of the
progressive leaders regarding the situa-
ton. He saw LaF0Ilette last week In
Washington and afterwards conferred
with Roosevelt while the Colonel was
preparing his declaration of principles
In the Columbus speech, to be delivered
Wednesday.
In his statement the Californian
places his O. K. on the colonel's candi-
dacy and this is interpreted as being
an o. x. for Roosevelt's Columbus
speech also. johnson delayed his stay
in the east several weeks In order to
urge upon Roosevelt the necessity Of
Vie latter taking an ultraprogressive
stand If the support of the western rad.
icals was to be secured to him.
Governor Johnson characterized
Roosevelt as the greatest teacher u
country has ever had and as being
the exponent of equal opportunity
for all and the champion Of popular
rule. He said that in every hamlet
and city Roosevelt Is preferred five
to one over the principal opponent.
The governor assailed the admin
istration of President Taft which he
said has transferred the Republican
party from the high tide OF success
to It's ebb with confidence in it sadly
shaken. He declared that ito con
tinue with the leader whose three
years have wrought such disaster
can mean only political suicide"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
BAIL
FOR GARDNER
Former State Senator Ar
raigned On Conspiracy Charge
Speotal bv U,ls.ed Press WIRE.

Special by United Press Wire.
New York, Feb. 19:-Ex-Senator
Frank j.. Gardner. arrested in the
plot to defraud Samuel Hazlett, the
wealthy Brooklyn recluse. was held
in $4,000 bail today on two charges,
He pleaded not guilty.
BY his side was George Decker. the
professional nurse, with whose aid
Gardner is accused of having gained
entrance TO the home OF the reeluse In
the night hours; OF having made the
old man turn from his legal counselor
Of many years standing, John b. Lord.
and sign two wills and a power Of at
torney. In which the helpless, seventy,
~six-year-old Invalid practically gave to
Gardner everything of the $1,000.000
and more Of real and personal property
that he owned.
The nurse has made a full confession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
ROOSEVELT is
GETTING READY

Special by UnsteG Prsss Wire.
New York, Feb. 19:-Col. Roose-
welt did not appear at the Outlook
office today. His secretary an
nounced that the colonel would re-
main at home and get In trim for his
trip to Columbus, Ohio, where he
speaks Wednesday.
Roosevelt will go to Massachu-
sets Saturday for a four days stay.
1t is said the purpose of the trip
is to attend q meeting of Harvard
~oyerseers. but as this won't last but
a few hours it is believed by many
that he intends spending the rest
OF the time In lining up supporters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Hebrew Mutual ala Nominate.

At a meeting OF Hebrew Mutual
Aid Lodge. No. zoo in Washington
hall last night. the first nomination
of delegates to the convention to be
held in Providence, Rhode Island, on
June 2, 8 and 4, took place. The
election of delegates viii take place
the second meeting In March. and
four will be chosen. At this session
two applications for membership
were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
BOY WHO STOLE TWO
BARRELS IS IN JAIL

For stealing two barrels Friday
and having previously stolen goods
from the Boston confectionery store
at LA Smith street, John Lupo,
twelve years old, of 326 Stockton
street, was arrested by Patrolman
Niels Tonnesen Saturday afternoon
and held t o await the action of the
grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
ARREST WOMEN
AT LAWRENCE
,scsa, BY Untssd Press wsrs.

Special by Uastsd Press Wire.
Lawrence, Mass, Feb. 19:-After
eco policemen, fifteen cavalrymen
and ninety miliatiamen had charged
100 women who were begging mill
workers not to go back and "scab,"
three women strike pieketers were
arrested, thrown into q patrol wag-
on and taken to police headquarters,
where they were charged with intim-
idation and disorderly conduct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
MAN HELD FOR
TAKING FOWLS

Charged with stealing ducks,
geese and chickens from Alex Mach
arofski, Of 266 Hall avenue, John
Brown ffty-one years old, OF 6S5
Cleveland avenue, was held In de-
fault of $500 to bail for the grand
jury Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
NEW SERIAL STORY.

The EVENING NEWS win be-
gin tomorrow, publishing In daily
installments the novel. "The
Prodigal Judge" by Vaughan
Kestsr. This Is ore OF the great
est stories of the 8 Some
thing doing every minute. Start
with the first number and you
won't want to stop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

washington, Feb. 1s:-Captain
John II. Gibbons, superintendent of
the Annapolis Naval Academy, has
asked for 9 change Ia detail follow
ing a serious clash with Secretary
Meyer. according 10 reports at the
navy department today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE

Store your furniture and pianos
at J.. Christ Co.'S modern building;
locked Toomss all clean, airy and
dry. Storage from $500 up. i.
Christ Co, corner Madison avenue
and Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
WILL TRY OUT HIS NEW
AEROpLANE PARACHUTE

Paris, Feb. 19.-In order to try
out a newly invented aeropiane para
chute, Camille Guillaume plans to
ascent I.ooa feet IN his aeroplane
drop it to destruction and take his
own chances with the parachute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
SPIRITUALISTS
GET IN POLITICS
epet4al BIZ United Press WIRE.

: Buffalo. N. Y, Feb. 1s:rBe-
cause scoffing police refused to take
spirltualism and future readings Sc
ri0usly and "harass" mediums who
want to practice their vocation"
Or. George b.. Warne, president OF
the National Association OF Spirit
ualigts In session here today, urged
that spirituallsts get In politics and
see that they are given the same
rights as other religions enjoy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
naneerons EXCAVATION.

Roundsman John Morris reported
a dangerous excavation about three
feet long and two feet Wide IN front
of zoo New Brunswick venue
Chris Horup's moving van Went iato
kn1A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Italian Is Again u Jan.

Frank Gy0s a young Italian ae~
cused Of ~mistreating Il four year old
daughter Of Antonio Satchiaro. IL in
JAIL being held without bail TO
again await the acton Of the grind
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
TAFT MEN BUSY
IN WISCONSIN

Bpeo3aF bV UnIEe0 FFsss WfTe.
Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 19:-In-'
vading the progressive stronghold OF
Senator La Toilette as an ally of
President Taft. Attorney General
Wickersham arrived TO meet Taft
supporters from ali part OF the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
or Rent

Floor apace ia scheuer Building.
auatabIs g0r lodge or club om Z.
Rent reasonable. ALSO desirable Of
ices. Lessee If desired. Apply q.
SpIzaers Cor Stafs and Smith streets.
paHsh Anahogs N q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

WEATHER CIoudt
and unsettled srlth
light showers to-
night or Tuesday
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
BILLIARD GROWS CAuSTiC.

Miss Hobbs drew q house for the Roberts company last night that so peeved Mir. Gillard that it brought forth some caustic remarks from him. MT. Gillard thinks he has a right to register kick-a summers faithful work at putting on good shows should certainly entitle a man to success. Probably there are very few but what have the warmest regard for Miss Roberts and her company. both as to their ability as actors and socially but the tag end of the season is evil dently not the right time for show of this description.
 The amateur talent last night was the best that has been seen this year, both Miss Ingwaldson and Mrs. Cow den did excellently well. Tonight Q very last chance will be offered Nome people to see this company. when n vaudeville performance will be pre- scented at the low price of 50 cents to all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
Special Nussss osrvisA

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. Cos., Oc' 1.-The deputies came up yesterday with the convicts who escaped sev . eraI days ago from the penitentiary at Rawlins and a pitched battle of the most determined kind resulted The nring was carried on for several hours south of Denver and many men on both sides were wounded but no one has been known to have been Killed. IL has not been learned whether Jim Dalton is with the convicts or not. but many people are inclined to think that the notorious bandit Is the leader of the outlaws.
 When they succeeded in getting away from the penitentiary the con. victs. who are about 20 in number. were closely pursued by strong bodies of deputies. owing to the number of the outlaws they were easily tracked and the deputies came in touch with them yesterday. A demand for their
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

 SAVED LIFE
FLEW OVER HAMPSTEAD hAR- soR AND PICKED MAN
 FROM WATER.
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The nrst example in history of q hydro serc- plane saving the life of a man occur red yesterday in Hampstead hsrbor.
 The man was rowing in a smon boa, when the skin was seen b capsixs. The ydro-aeroplans was immediately run out and in a moment 1t shot into the air and flew over the water. Reaching the spot where the man was struggling 1t was brought down skill fully by the driver until 1t noated on the waves. The work of pulling the drowning man ashore was only the work of a moment.
 From this time forward hydro-aero- planes are expected to take an impor. tant place amongst life saving devices The success of the plane yesterday has proven its practicabiltty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
DRILLER SUES
 THE FOREMAN
SAYS eAssE HIT HIM
 WITH THE HAMMER.

Matt Anderson has brought suit for q, ,500 against Jacob Basse who, he says, hit him with a hammer in the hand while Anderson was holding . drill.
 According to the complaint both men were working for the Pioneer Mining Company and were drilling in rock. Anderson was holding the drill and Basse. who was foreman. was striking. ,
 Through negligence and careless ness'' the complaint says. Basse struck Anderson's right hand and crushed the hand and fingers so bad- ly that Anderson was incapacitated and is still suffering from the effecto. The alleged occurrence took place March Is of the present year. Parke Goodwin represents the plaintiff.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
Special Nugget SsrvIeA

ELY. oct. 1.-The governor has or dered out the state police 10 NcGill where several thousands of the em- ployes of the mills and smelters have gone out on strike and now threaten to become nasty. The police are heav- fly armed and have received instruc- tions not to coun,enance the least de- fiance of the authority of the state
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

The trade of Nome with Siberia during the present year amounted to sil5.oO0. or almast exactly to the same sum as the trade of last year. Two years ago the trade was greater but the falling on is due to ttie efforts now being made by Russian traders to ob- tain some of the benefits from the growing importance of the Siberian coast opposite Nome.
 It has been said that even Russian warships make the most of their op- portunities by engaging in a little trade on their own account. once 1t was said that a Russian war vessels
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
CONVICTS MEET IHE
 bEPUT1ES::IN BATTLE

surrender only brought down hot fire from the fugitives and. when the deputies had found partial cover. the fight began. Evidently the convicts are we'll armed and have amongst them some good marksmen. Many of the deputies were hit in the begin ming and 1t is claimed that the out laws also suffered severely. After a time the convicts fell back under cov- CT and for the present the battle is over. Achievements will be sent to the aid of the deputies and an attempt to entrap the outlaws will be made. They seem to be most determined not to be taken alive and a bloody battle is sure to take place before they are finally beaten. Some may get awiy in the hills but the likelihood is that they will stick together.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
Nugget Special Service

WASHINGTON. Oct. I7.-How ex- citedly interested was the whole coun- try fin the final f'we eri'y be 'y -"n Boston and rk nay be
 iged by the h. she supreme
 urt while in & .eeived bulie- tins regularly destriua the cours, f events in the great battle.
 The supreme judges were ,aged hearing argumeI;- on the rthup trust case. but from time 10 tine messenger boys entered with the bll- letins and the tremendous dignity of slips were being scanned. The law yers for a moment forgot their argu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
SUPREME COURT KEPT
 TOUCH ON BASEBALL

ments and the Bathup trust SC 'rncd to be only secondary reason 10. the session.
 Similar reports come from all parts of tho country and Bedient and Math- ewson for the time almost tsceive greater attention than the shooting of Colonel Roosevelt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
NOTICE.

The wives. mothers and daughters of the Pioneers of Alaska. Igloo No. l will meet at Pioneer Club rooms. Friday evening, at eight o'clock p, m.. october IS. for the purpose of or ganizing an auxiliary. All are request cd to be present. COMMITTEE.