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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
MATAWAN

Miss Warwick was a Red Bank
visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Reed, of Rich.
mond Valley, Staten Island, and the
formers mother, Mrs. Kate Reed
s1eighed from their home to Mata.
wan Thursday.
The Rev. Joseph Garrison has re-
signed as pastor Of the First Metho-
dist church at Little Silver. Mr.
Garrison's first charge was at Mata-
wan forty-four years ago.
at the meeting OF the Board OF
Freeholders at Freehold last Wed
nesday some of tho county officers
presented their bonds which We're &C
|cepted. Charles e. Close, clerk Of
the board had as his bondsmen Will
liam A. Close and William "A. Foun-
tain.
The Long Branch Ice boat and
yacht club and the South Shrews.
bury Ice yacht club held races last
Thursday ct Red Bank. The races
were held on the Shallow Point
course near Little Silver. IN the ten
mfla race for the Commodoresg cur
OF the South Shrewsbury club, Hen
nv s.. T~erhuae,g x.L.N,C. came TO
victorious with an elasped time Of
2s minutes and Sc seconds The x
Inc. was sailed by Captain Chas
irwin of Fed Bank.
Miss May II. Hancy OF Franklin
Furnace is visiting Miss Bergen Of
Fountain venue Miss Hancy was
Miss Bergen q mate at the Nor
NAL school at Trenton.
Miss Lillian White Is spending thu
week end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. nj. A. White. Miss White IL q
studenE at the State Normal aehocl
at Trenton.
William G. Ely OF Hoimdel recent
ly sold a team of horses to RapaAa
Bros of this place,
Miss Emma Cox, a stndent at the
State Normal school in Trenton Il
visiting her parents Mr.. Aaa Mrs
Wilbur Cox.
On Thursday evening about nine
o'clock a trolley car ran or the
track at the Junction Ia the valley
just below tho Old Homestead hotel
The reason for this was that the
switch witch has been slightly out
OF order for q short time became en-.
tiFsiY ri Of use. IT became neees-
for the persons whu desired te
& to K@yp9rt or those Who eataf
frem KsgpnFk and wantsa 10 III ssp:
TOXIN 10 wAEk tzsa distance zxsaa TIA
5uaefAsn 10 xh8 VII STAT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
INTERVENE IN
ECUADOR WAR
Rebels Willing to Submit
to Arbitration.

Washington, Jan. 2o.-From rumors
current at the state department inter-
vention by the United States In Ecua-
dor IL considered likely today.
Dispatches received at the state de
partment give an accouut Of the defeat
Of the revolutionists and their retreat
into Gusyaquil. The rebel leaders are
reported to have expressed a willing
ness to have the foreign consuls at
Guayaquil take charge OF the situation
for the sake Of restoring peace and or
der.
The United States gunboat Yorktown
Is the only foreign warship In the har-
Dor at Guayaquil. 1t seems likely
therefore that representatives Of this
government win take the lead In what
ever steps may be decided on toward
Intervention This government has
also been asked to care for the British
interests In Ecuador during the revolt
ton owing to the breakdown OF the
British gunboat Sheerwater at AGA
pulco. Mexico. The request has been
scceded to. This will serve to increase
the prestige OF the American govern
ment representatives at G%uayaquil.
Lieutenant e E. Scranton. who has
succeeded to the command of the York
town following the Seizure OF Com
mander Bertoiette with yellow fever;
Lieutenant Constant Cordier. military
Attache at Quito. and Herman r. Diet
rick. United States consul at Gnaya-
gull. will have charge of the situation
at that city so far as this government
Is concerned. Evan e. Young. Ameri-
can minister. Is at Quito. the capital,
800 miles inland. and no orders have
been sent to him to leave there. Mr..
Dietrich has instructions so broad as to
permit him. to use his discretion In the
matter of any Intervention In the stu
alton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
HOLDS COURT IN PALACE.
New York Judge D~ispensss Justice Ia
Fifth Avenue Home.

New York Judge Dispensss Justice Ia
Fifth Avenue Home.
New York, Jan. 20.-If the blindfold-
ed Goddess Of Justice that presides
over Part vi. Of the supreme court OF
the county OF New York could by any
chance have gotten a peek into the
court presided over by Justice James
w. Gerard she certainly would have
thrown up her hands In surprise. In
stead Of the dingy walls Of the Tweed
courthouse the goddess would have
seer a beautiful room OF the period Of
Louis XVI. Justice Gerard had. by
virtue of section 81 Of the code OF
civil procedure. moved bis court to
his home at 725 Fifth avenue, fleeing
with all his train from the disease
breeding atmosphere that haunts the
gloomy caverns OF the old, courthouse.
But the wheels of justice ground
steadily and soberly on In spite of all
these innovations. Beatty versus the
Guggenheim Exploration company was
called. The justice of Fifth avenue lis
tened to details in the suit for approxi-
mately $300.0 600 brought by A. Chester
Beatty. former engineer for the Gug-
genheims. for stock and commissions
as his share In the formation OF the
Yukon Gold company, which is owned
by the Guegenheim Exploration COM
pany. Decision was reserved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
JUDGE RECALL.
Is DENOUNCED
Senator Root Addresses New
York Bar Association.

New York. Jan. 20.-The recall OF ju.
dicial officers was denounced as sub
versive of the principles OF free and
enlightened government by Senator
Elihu Root in a speech at the thirty.
fifth annual meeting Of the New York
State Bar association.
senator Root presided. and ais de.
Tense OF the judiciary was warmly ap-
plauded by some 500 or more lawyers
from all parts OF the state. But bis
speech wa only one eventsin the pro
gram Of the annual meeting. which
viii continue today and wind up with
d banquet at the Waldorf-Astoria. at
which President Taft Is expected 20
speak.
Secretary Of State rhilander G. Knox
delivered al address at Carnegie hali
on ssrhe Monroe Doctrine and Some
incidental Obligations In the Zone Of
the Caribbean
He faced a crowded hals which lis
tened intently to his historical recital
Of tia evolution of the Monroe doc
trine and applauded his plea that the
pending treaties with Honduras ana
Nicaragua. popularity known as part Of
the secretary's dollar diplomacy
plans. should be ratified BY the senate
a. necessary corrollarEss OF our 0bliw-
tlona under the Monroe doctrine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
CITY IN NEED
OF Y. NJ. G. A.
Parents Anxious About Ha-
bits of Their Sons.
A Father Is Anxious.

We need q Y. M. u. A. he said.
Parents are always anxious about
their boys when they get into their
teens.
They are beginning their expert
ences with the world that are to
make or break them.
This particular father holds a re-
sponsible position In Perth Amboy
said. II realize that my boy, (who
attends high sehool), should have
more OF my attention aud compan-
ionship. He needs the sympathy and
counsel of a man. just at the thresh-
old Of manhood he Is passing through
a critical period and should have
more of my time, but / am very busy,
away from home all day and many
evenings besides. Tell you the fact
OF the matter Is, / shrink from the
responsibility Of guiding my boy
through. the pitfalls that / went
through. I do not know as I am COM
get a r.. NJ. q. A. here to help us
parents in bringing up our boys, and
Ill help you in any way ! can"
The X. NJ. G. A. has features that
the boys are interested In and we are
not afraid to have them spend their
spare time there. They are under
the care of men who understand boy
life much better than many of the
parents, and through your interest
in them they r led in right paths
unconsciously.
This lis the story of thousands OF
parents.
The association Is q great factor
In shaping the boy life OF America.
Open every day in the week 1t sup
plements home training and supplies
necessary features that cannot be
supplied In every home, Gymnasium
etc) and is largely supported by the
young men themselves.
Help to make this grand work
reality in Perth Amboy this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
KEYPOR1

Mrs. A. j. Vreeland was a New
York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong was in New
York yesterday.
Capt. George w. Tilton, of the
schooner Viking" was a town Wis
itor yesterday. 8
Miss Hylda Schanck has returned
to her home in town after spending
the past few weeks In Washington,
d. G.
Mrs. George conover was a New
York visitor Friday.
Miss Anna L. Triton is the guest
of friends In New York.
The owners of the steamboat
majestic" have a force of men re-
pairing the damage done the boat
during the recent trips to New York
through the heavy Ice In the bay.
"A Night on" the comedy play to
be presented Monday night in the
Broadway theatre for the benefit OF
the Keyport Yacht Club, by local tai
emit promises to be a grand success
A large sale of advance seats has al
ready been had for this performance,
Services In the Calvary M. q.
church tomorrow will be the open
Ing of an e~vangelistic campaign In
which Evangelist William Clark
Yerks., aupt. of the Broadway Mis-
sion Of Ossining, N. Y, will assist
the pastir. He will be present and
speak on Monday night and thereaf-
ter during the meetings. Mr.. Yerks
was for years a member OF the Wes-
ley Eyangelists, which accomplished
such wonderful work in New York
city and its enyirons during all the
years of It's existence. Mr.. Yerks
is a remarkable Bible student; most
apt in quotation and IN application
Of the Word. He Is a virile man. a
f~orceful preacher and a successful
evangelist. The pastor cordially In
yites the public to hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes, OF New
Brunswick, are the guests OF friends
In town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
FRENEAU

Fred Housechild met with d pain
full accident while cutting wood. A
piece of the wood flew up and cnt
the upper lip. DR.. Jackson was
obliged to take five stitches. The
doctor said It would leave q very bad
scar. Mr.. Housechild Ia employed
blythe Monmouth poultry farms.
Poles are now being put up in FREE
nsau and the people are hoping
it won't be long before they will
have electric lights.
Miss Nettie Wilson and Miss Pun
derford walked from Mrs. william
Lyle's to Freneau to the Monmouth
poultry farms Thursday. They
found the roads In such a bad con-
dition that j.. Courtney Punderfora
insisted upon bringing them home In
a carriage. Miss Meta Thompson
was one of the party.
William Lyle left Friday for New
York, where he will spend a few
days. He will return home Sunday
with Mrs. Lyle.
Miss Meta Thompson and Miss
Myrtle Van Pelt spent several days
with the formers aunt In New York
city.
Miss Nettie Wilaon, who has been
spending a few days With Mrs. VIII
liam Lyle; returned home Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
ITALIANS IN A
DESERT BATTLE
Losses Heavy in Engagement
Near Tripoli.

Rome. Jan. 20.-Dispatches from Tri-
poll tell of a sever battle between the
Italians and the combined Turks and
Arabs neal Ghirgarfsh. a small oasis
about ten miles from Tripoli, In which
at n point Of the engagement the
Turks succeeded In turning the Italian
right. but were finally forced to retreat.
The intrenchmepts had not been com
pleted when a large force of Turks and
Arabs charged up ana poured In a gall
hug fire on the Italians The Italian
artillerymen got their guns going and
the Turks retired. The Turks returned
with heavy re-enforcements and this
time succeeded In turning the Italian
right. The Italians seemed to show
signs Of yielding. but the commander
rallied his men. and after several hours
hard lighting the Turks were drivea
back.
No estimate is given of the losses on
either side. but they are believed to
have been heavy.
EZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
GIVE PRIZES
AT FRENEAU
Mrs. John Ford Entertains
the Euchre Club.
to The EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Freneau, Jan. 20:-The Wednes-
day Afternoon Euchre Club met at
Mrs. John Ford's home at Freneau.
Those present IN Mrs. Herbert
BurIew, Mrs. Andrew w. Morton,
Mrs. Forman Thompson, Mrs. Ches-
ter Arthur, Mrs. Samuel H. Gordon,
Miss Carrie Wilson, Miss Sara Apple
gate and Mrs. Ford.
Prizes we're awarded as follows:
First prize was won by Miss Wilson.
1t was a tea strainer and bowl. Miss
Apologize won the second, handker-
chiefs. The third prize, which were
handkerchiefs, was won by Mrs.
Gordon.
Elaborate refreshments were
served. The next enchre will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Burlew, at Ere
neau, January %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
HURLS VITRI0L
AT SWEETHEART
Follows Him Into Saloon
and Emptied Contents.

Huboken. n. j., Jan. 20.--A girl
pushed open the side door Of q saloon
49, ss1vutov s;Aee,, anu
called To one of five men who were
standing at the bar:
sCome here, Joe; / want to speak to
you
Joseph Hallock Of 1011 Park avenue
turned from the bar, but, recognizing
the girl, drew back instead of ap-
preaching her. Instantly the girl dart
ed inside the door, exclaiming, 'I've
got you now!'' and hurled toward Hal
lock the contents of a condensed milk
ran which she held. Hallock ducked.
hut yelled as several drops of vitriol
splashed on his face and neck. There
was a yell also from Marco Djeovich.
proprietor Of the place. who was be-
hind the bar, aud from Michael Mel
lage of $50 Madison street. The vitriol
struck both men On the right side OF
their faces and entered Djeoyich's
right eye.
The girl fled from the place, followed
by John Delaney of 100 Grand street
and Timothy Ryan of 116 Grand street.
Five blocks away she ran into the
arms Of Policeman McGervey, who
grabbed her. Meantime Anthony Mar
covich of 119 Monroe street, the sixth
man in the bar. had telephoned for DR..
Isyan from st. Mary's hospital. and the
Injured men were taken there. Pres
entity McGervey brought the girl there.
too, for she was burned on the hands.
She said she was Margaret Gleason
of Coz Newark street and that she
would be sixteen years old next month.
She declared she had thrown the fiery
liquid at Hallock because the board of
nardons had paroled him three months
ago after he had served only a year Of
a three year sentence for an attack on
her. The girl became the mother of
twins.
Hallock, who was only slightly hurt.
said The girl had followed him ever
since he was liberated and must have
watched him enter the saioon. after
ward buying the yitriol IN a First street
drug store. The girl was locked mp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
BARBER SHOP
WAS ON FIRE
Small Blaze at Atlantic
Highlands Yesterday. !

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Atlantic Highlands, ] an. 2o:-
Fire started shortly after noon yes
terday in the barber shop OF Vim
cent Gerald In First avenue and foI
a time threatened to destroy the
entire block of frame buildings along
the street. The fire was extinguish-
ed, but everything In the shop is a
total wreck, caused mostly by water
and smoke. Mr.. Gerald was away
shaving a customer at his home when
the fire was discovered. There was
some insurance. it Is said on the
property, but how much could not be
found out. The falling OF burning
Goals from the stove caused the
blaze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
HAVE RUNAWAY
AT HIGHLANDS
Long Branch Rig CoIlides
With Local Wagon.

Highlands, Jan. 2~0.-Ahorse at
tached to a wagon belonging TO
Chandler & Maps, lumber dealers,
of Long Branch. ran away Thursday
afternoon. starting from In front OF
the Naggy building. When In front
of the post ONCE the wagon collided
with Tunis Lanes delivery wagon,
upsetting 1t and tearing the entire
body Of the wagon from the running
gear.
The horse then ran for a distance
Of several yards and fell down and
was caught by Clarence Van Kirk,
the expressman. The driver of the
Chandler & Maps wagon had just
finished unloading some lumber and
when the horse started the driver
had not as yet reached his seat In
the wagon.
The wagon was temporarily re-
paired and taken home by the Srts-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
G. A. r. VETERAN Is
DEAD AT HIGHLANDS
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Highlands, Jan. 20. - George
Lewis, seventy-seven years old, died
at his late residence in this place
Thursday morning from heart trou-
BILE. Mr.. Lewis was q veteran of the
civil war and a member OF the local
chapter of the G.. A. r. Funeral SER
vices will be Sunday afternoon at Q
O'Clock In the Methodist church.
Rev. Thomas Huss, officiating. The
deceased is survived by a widow
and three children. They are: Mrs.
Charles Rowland, of Fall River,
Mass; Mrs. d. T. Herbert, OF High
lands, and George Lewis, OF Sea
Bright.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
GERMANS ALARM ENGLISH.
Naval Activity In West Indiss unprse-
edente6.

Naval Activity In West Indies Unprse-
cdenteo.
london, Jan. 20.-Somewhat startling
reports of German activity In the Brit.
fish West Indies have Just been re.
eelved in London. According to a cor
respondent OF the West india commit.
tee in the island Of Barbados. that is-
land recently has been overrun By
Eef1nans from the cruiser Hernia. who
have made surveys and taken sound
lngs 1T the site for the proposed coal
iEg station.
The Trinidad correspondent Of the
committee reports that German yes
sells have been practiclng night firing
f. the guif os 7afta and doing target
shooting in Kingston barbar.
These reports show that 3 number
ii German warships are &C present
cruising g fhe Caribbean sea. but
with wis1 objecf Ii not known pub
Aeszs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
ATTACKS DlFENDERFER.
Daixeil Says Colleague From pennsyi-
wants Ia Biased In Shoe Probe.

0aigeii Says Colleague From pennsyi-
vanis IL Biased In Shoe Probe.
Washington. jan 2u-Congressrnsn
John Dalzell has given notice in the
house rules committee OF bis intention
to attack the Official standing and re-
sponsibility Of one Of his own col
leagues in the PENNSYLVANIA delegation.
Congressman Robert &c, Difenderfer OF
the Norristown district.
DalzeIl's remarkable allegation Ii
that his Democratic associate IL
biased. on the subject OF a pending
investigation OF the shoe machinery
trust. which Ii accused OF having ia.
loaded I'D the war department army
shoes which had previously been CON
demned as defective. Difenderfer il q
nghter ana viii answer Daixell's attack
on the house door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
OFFICE SEEKERS INDICTED.
Wore Candidates In Previous Election
but Failed to File Expenses.

but Failed to File Expenses.
Newark, N. T., IAN. 20.-The grand
jury In Newark found indictments
against fifty candidates whose names
were on the official ballot at the last
election, but who have failed to file
with the county clerk an itemized ac-
count OF their expenses.
In the batch are Ave assembly candi-
dates, one freeholder candidate, two
candidates for alderman in Newark.
three candidates for councilman In
Bellevilie. and numerous candidates
for councilman, justice OF the peace
and constable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20

Vienna. Jan. 20. Herman winkel-
mann. the operate tenor. Is dead, He
was born IN 1916 at Brunswick and
created Parsifal at Bayreuth III 1880.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
SOLD GENUINE s:y;56EEaS.


Brussels. Jan 20.-A poor man living
hare was sadly pressed for money and
decided to part With two pictures
which had been Ia his family for gem
stations. Ie took them 10 a dealer.
who bought them for $40 apiece 1t
has now been disco xered that the pie
lures are genuine Ruben@ and are OF
great value. One u the Holy Trinity
and the other Lot Fleeing From
seldom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20

Any affair or happening, or cir
cumstance. which fs too small to
make a Want Ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
DANISH SOCIAL SEASON ON.
King Frederick Is Guest Of American
Minister Easn.

Minister Essn.
Copenhagen. Jan. 10 King Freder
lex opened the Danish court winter
social season by attending { dinner
given la his honor at the American le-
CATION. His majesty was received by
Maurice F.. Egan. the American minis
ter.
Members OF the legation stan. prom
inens court officials and society leaders
were present. After the dinner there
was q reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20
100000 For Asroni.n.a

Paris. Jan 20.-Ths French govern
ment has decided to ask Cor S4,4o0, 900
for military aeropianes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20

EvANfNe NEWS covers sHe aeI8s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20

The EVENING NEWS has shs
EaFgaaf slrcalasaon in Cha eomnsy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20

EVENING NEWS covers the held..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-20

WEATHER
Dissertations af tbs Unleed
States weather bureau taken at
3 p "a yesterday follow

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-16

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mieoer oas @aifbaus.
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in oieieM acknowledgement Srte Sen
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