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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-17
Crowd Of Souvenir Seekers,

A large crowd of morbid curiosity
seekers gathered out at the scene Of
the auto-bus fatality Sunday and car
ried away pieces Of the wreckage for
souvenirs. Hundreds from Perth
Amboy made the pilgrimage just to
obtain a relic to which they could pin
the gruesome story.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-17
Under Suspended Sentence.

Harry Fredericksen. twenty-five
years old. of 234 Madison avenue
was arrested on complaint Of his
father Saturday and released under
suspended sentence of six months In
jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-17
Scared by Fight on Trolley.

Women and children aboard Public
Service trolley car No. 1915, were
badly frightened early Sunday morn
Ing when a fight was started on the
car. 1t ended before the police could
interfere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-17
o She Helped.

while mother ia busy" said dear little
Nan,
I'm going to help her all that ] can"
HUH" laughed her brother. "What can
you do?
I can tend fires and run errands too.
But you are n girl and. besides. so small
You won't be able 10 help at ALL"
Mans eyes were bright with her happy
plan.
"Oh. | can help l know that / cani
III | don't tense. but keep stili as Il mouse
And go on tiptoe all over the house
And smile Just as 1rd as ever | can,
That will help MOTHER said little Nan.
Youths Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-17
ROOSEVELT At JUBILEE.
Will Speak at st. Patriek's, Hunting.
ton, NJ. Y, Tomorrow.

Huntington. N. Y. Dec. 17.-Former
President Theodore Roosevelt will be
a speaker Mt tonight's Jubilee services
to be held at st. Patrick's church here
In commemoration Of the twenty-6fth
anniversary Of Rector John C, York's
ordination to the priesthood. Colonel
Roosevelt Is a close friend of the dean
The silver jubilee ceremonies began
with solemn high mass Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-17
INDEPENDENCE

Do moi Be too Independent. Re-
member always that the man who
mag'nes he can do without the
wos-d makes \ great mistake, and
remembes also lhs, be who snasne,
that The world cannot do w;Aout
hun y under . much greater de-
cep6oa-
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05

The transfer of the whaling industry from the coast of Norway to Alaska and other parts of the globe is due to the desire of the Norwegian govern ment to protect the fishermen of that country. The Norwegian fishermen for years complained that the whaling in- dustry was ruining their business, as the continuous hunting of whales drove them into shallow water where they would feed on the smaller fish, which, as result, were becoming scarce.
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05
Fanshaw News

Two different companies operating at Fanshaw intend doing considerable work on their properties. The P. 0. & N. Packing O. has commenced buying king salmon, both fresh and mild cured. They will extend the wharf, at the cold storage building, forty feet farther to deep water; they will also enlarge the present plant and build Hume about 800 feet to carry water to the packing house. Heretofore no fish except king salmon has been han dled here, but from now on all market able fish will be bought and put up for the market. Mir. Rosewald is manager at Fanshaw, with Wm. J. Cough as helper in the packing room.
 Another company organized at Seat tie, commenced extensive operations here some time ago. They intend build ing cold storage building and wharf and have ground cleared for the erec- tion of barrel factory to be run by water power. So far they have done considerable clearing and have cook house and two dwelling houses com. pleted. The manager is expected here from Seattle very soon with more men and pile driver and work will then be begun on the wharf. They will also have large scow on which to salt her ring during the fall and winter months.
 There are five gardens planted in vegetables here, and rhubarb, radishes and white turnips are already large enough for the table.
 All the ground along the water front is being loated and the locators are clearing it off in order 10 put up dwell ing houses. There is one store here, Kintcell & Stewart, who opened gen. eral store four years age.
 Tbe people of Fanshaw intend send ing an application for a postottlce to Washington some time this summer.
 Twelve miles from Fanshaw, in Port Houghtou bay, crew of men are at work driving tunnel on a mine that, by all account, will be another gold producer. The property was located some years ago by MT. Foster, of Se- attle, and later bonded or sold to MT. Mason, of Peters burg, Alaska.
 Col. Bartels, Mir. Courtney and Mir. 1 Kinney called here last week on their way to Windham bay. They intend go ing up Shuck river, locate some placer gronnd and put in hydraulic works.
 There are about thirty boats trolling here at present. Most of the fish so far this spring are red and large, weighing from 20 to as much as 60 lbs. The mild curing boats commenced to bring in their fish last week, and from now on will be coming in every day, as the fish are getting more plentiful. Higher prices are being paid for fresh salmon this season than heretofore-S1 each for red salmon aud BOG each for white.
 Trudgeon's home made candy at the
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05

The Cordova, the new boats'of the Alaska Steamship Company. is in Pa cif1c waters. The Cordova was loaded in the east with mining machinery for Nome, and will make the trip to that port in Alaska before being put on her regular run to the cities of, Southeast ern Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05

Here's one for you: An exchange an nounces tbat the coast survey boat Me- Arthur has been ordered to make complete survey of Gastineau channel in front of Treadwell to ascertain just how much the tailings from the Tread we'll mines are blocking up the channel.
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05

During the year ended April 5, 1912, the city of Fairbanks received s74,- 029.22, and disbursed S7l,l21.6. The greatest expense was the fire depart ment, the maintenance of which cost something over twenty. four thousand dollars. S1O,775 was spent on schools.
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05

"SITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- m odations, American or European plan For terms apply to pr. F. l.. Goddard, Sanitarium, Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1912-06-05

Trudgeons home made candy at the Alaska Drug Go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
VI the Empire.

Speaking. in a general way. the
new bill to open at the Empire to-
morrow is just one surprise after
another Margaret Ryan. viii offer
the star number and probably the
greatest surprise yet offered at the
Empire Ii consists OF a singing
dancing and posing. That is all that
can be told about the act The rest
is surprise, one OF the cieverest and
joliiest or surprising surprises ever
staged at vaudeville theater in this
city, SO advance reports declare.
In clever singing and dancing
sketch On and or will appear
Bonnie Gaylord and BERTHE Heron,
the first one of the most popular
soubrettes on the stage and the lat
ter the one who led Ned Way burn S
Minstrel Misses when that was d
world beating vaudeville spectacle.
Another OF the entertaining pairs
made up OF clever young man and
good looking and nattily goWned
girl will be on hand in the persons OF
Lewis and Chaplin, with their timely
singing and talking offering.
Leon Miller and Grace Tempest In
their novel acrobatic number " XIX
and Trix' offer an aCrobatic exhibit
ton, coupled with singing and talk
ing.
West and Elliott, a clever black
face team will complete the taude-
Vile bill.
Photoplays for which the Empire
has come TO be we'll known will
round out the entertainment. three
daily performances of which will be
given at O'Clock, 1870 and
% clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
ABOR< TRAINING. SCHOOL
FOR OptKNTEC SINGERS

Phoebe CROSBY. q Young American
dramatic soprano recently discovered
and brought ottt in the ztirofn Eng
lsh Grand ppcra company with
marked success. has just been en-
gagged by Walter Damrosch tor the
cast OF his new opera. Thu Dove Of
Peace TO be produced in the fall.
Miss crosby had appeared in con
cert, bat had never sung in opera I'M
til she made her debut with the
Ahorn forces in April of this year,
with which organization she assumed
tho prilns donna roles N La 30
heme' and la ro>s a.
Mr.. Damrosch heard her sing. and
Immediately opened negotiations with
Messrs Aborn to securt her services.
Two other former Ahorn stars who
have just been engaged to sing in
more pretentious aggregattons arc
Lila Robson. coptralto. who goes
with th9 Metropolitan opera COM
pany next season. and Estene Went.
worth lyric soprano. who has con
tracted t. sing at the Grand bucal
Opera III Anhalt- Des5sst Germany,
during the coming season
The AbornS don't seem t. be a. all
inconvenienccd by their prateges
leaving them in this manner. but
rather seem to welcome the rise to
higher fame IF d>cists whom they
have brought forward and given their
hrst opportunities. and and old fav-
critics ieaE" than they g. ON diScov-
erirg new ones TO take their places
IN tho several Aborn English Grand
opera companies. ConSequentIy the
Aborn institution IS Offering assist
ance ard training to many promising
Young American artists who would
otherwise have little chance to de-
VelQp n this country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
ATTACKS CAUSE
SHOPS TO CLOSE
RIoTOts BRoOkINN WOMEN
WILL DO COOPER ATiNE
BUYING IN FUTURE.

NEW YORK, June S-The eight
Of nine Brvokiyn women to reduce the
cost of living in the section in which
they live, by attacking the retail meat
dealers, resulted today in the closing
Of iifty Kosher butcher shops and the
development of plan to effect 81 pcr-
mauent organization to be composed
of > qoG housewives
Ii was arranged tn appoint q
"huyer' in every tenement house.
This buyer VIII purchase fish in tho
New York markets ana distribute thu
supply among thc other women IN
her house.
several of the butcher shops whose
owners agreed to suspend business
were partially wrecked by he women
during the day.
All the dealers said they we're In
sympathy with the boycott and would
willingly close. becaus" there WAS no
profit In meat al the eNorbitant prices
demanded by the wholesalers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
Delivers Fine Address.

lSleclaI % The RIchm0Nd NIF1'0EalI7
FARNNULE. VA. june S.'fh,- AZ.
dress Of DR.. q. Alphonso smith. - the
University OF Virginia which waa &c
livcred before the graduating class ~
The normal was n literary gem.
The normal girls have all gone je'tN~
ing quiet and sadness behind thea,
They are missed from the streets.
stores. homes aud sanctuares Tho
summer normal will open 81 july
Rev Andrew Allan, recently eject J
pastor Of the Presbyterian church. Mil
be installed AS pastor next Wednesday
evening ReN. ". ". Moore .. u, prea-
ldent of Union Theological seminary,
prea ching the sermon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
Who T. Dix:

NEW YORK. June s.~-Governor
Dix, who returned from Europe to-
day on the steamship Mauritania,
told an amusing story Of his expert
ence with steward who was making
up the list Of American passengers for
the immigration officials here.
Who are YOU. Mr.. DIX" asked tina
steward II want TO mi up tffs rorGR.
a%Ir 4
AT the present time, ! happen 10
ne the governor of New York STATE
Mr., Dix replied
Yes. / know all about that, SIR
retorted the steward. but what do
you really do
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
such il Eanae.

CHICAGO, une S.~-Long Ser,4ce
in congress does not necessarily make
one known throughout the world. as
Congressman Bartholdt. who has been
there twenty-one years from Missouri
discovered today.
Arriving In Chicago with & proxy
he was interviewed by "A newspaper
man who took him for someone elsa.
When he had finished he asked
Bartholdt TO spell his name
what - said Earthoidt Must 7
Hfa4t 4r.s Haas4,. o ss444t.h ts 4ig44se ;4ftef
being in congress for years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
VAUDEVILLE NOW
HAS The FIELD
MOVING PICTURES ALSO CALI
- LOUDLY FuR PATRON AGE
FROM THEsTREGoERS.
NEW HOUSES APPEAR
HOW THE RICHMOND III BI.IC mas
FAILED TO FIND INTEREST
THUS FAR. IN THE kINE-
NNCOIoR VIEWS.

with tho closing Of the summer
stock season an the Academy all is
quiet 10 local theatrical circles save
for the vaudeville aud moving pic
ture houses 0f u. truth there are
many % these latter ana he price Ok
admission Is matter of wondermenl.
How managers can ptfer what p pro-
nineut citizen @f oyster Hay. \, "
woUid call bully show Tor twenty
5lAt ptris and l,Ss=-tss twenty actually
being regarded as an artst0crat!c
prst& for paH. Sc hos aeats -ls some
tbirg to marvel as ponder over or
ccEttate upon. Take your choice.
Having dome SO, what IS - BE- said
IL the moving picture SHOWS that are
---4l.LlEl-l;--.-l--IIls Il. ,iE. I f1fetst-t.
h8B -a-diroe. ths small sam Il i've
+z==ze G..3 s4.4- t3oyttst sst-3t-t=
q. 81 g., So ;alu, perhaps owing 10 the
bvt WaS. 0hrh may Appear ~ a3@
moment on The heels OF a cool spell.
New pistutc ttoH~a~.
q cate little house 81 entertainment
a4s established itself ~ the south side
o. broad street near Eighth Here
moving pictures are offered f9r the
insignificant sum mentioned above
IT, hc Sare the irsiguidcaht sum ls
someumcs important 10 q man with
Il barge thirst and af empty pocket
on a hot day but not 10 thsetrcgorrs
u general and b, IS for theatregoers
-l4--a---- 4 u. NM -IeI1lArLs 4Tl---I=
,l1cs4rd.
Right opposite the spot where COL
Murphy VIII erect his new and awe
inspiring hotel is another moving
picture shoV. or emporium. "A new one
and, althoge;her visitibc New York
ers are given INC impression If
broadway ia the popular song pub
hsh.ng house district On qtaict day
81 Very quiet dAt, To Joe sure but jast
ne same the resemblance is remark
sole. liz is said
Nct iar aNas from This place is the
fghiu theatre and eiosn hy IL that
ptualar place af aiause weut IT, the
la5ou.
about kincmatolor picturc~.
Now the i3ito0. nt tate. has been
given over 10 productions Of the IA
NOUS EiUewactior Tfettsrr>. 7rtt enter.
taiTnant that has achieved no end OF
popularity IN t}le i3 f-r4sa.t +cttics ef this
ffec and enlightened nation. 2"fut 40
sou think fur momeut that the won
derfu. kjuemaeolor pictures Were a
pronounced Success Al TN HsIj7U1
Well th,y We're. Hut ii depends upon
hc way sou pronounce It.
Charles No hcc has pronounced
them "A success ln terms that have
raised the envy ard admiration of
steve tiyi8in who has 1otted them
down for ature ue, wheu soma, one
on his team pulls q henehead play
Manage Harry McNeSlu has pro-
11C1sf1Ce1f them q sttcr-ce7 7natt3nstF AMI
then reduced the price Of admission
"a fye cents, jast to sac II Richmond
tau be induced 10 regard kinenaGaior
pictures with favor he SAYS that he
win probably throw the doors ~ ihe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

they wished 10 be entertained and
when they find that any theater is
offering them the best entertainment
ia the city for i've cents they win be
apt 10 investigate
Il tn" entertainment a. The Eii0u
this week IL equal to th8t QI iassi
week aud the mana cement says IL
is-- those in search at clean. re-
frcshlug entertainment viii do well
nul- to overlook HE Bliau.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

BOSTON, Jung s. Dorchester girls
Wal nav" an opportunity u hid for
the ten bachelors OF that district to-
morrow aud bear them OF home
after they have 'forkcd over" to
Acctioneer Thomas ". Lawson. who
will put Thorn under the hammer dur
ing the carrying ont of the Dorchester
clubs field day progrem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
SUMMER RESORTS

The Halifax Inn. Houston. Va. Iron
and Idthia Water High. cool elevs-
ton among the hills Of Virginia, on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Large airy rooms. halls and porches
Excellent table. Special reduced rates
to summer boarders.
For INFORMATION address
PROPRIETOR HALIFAX Inn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

NEW YORK, June s.--The Eaf0-
ness Won Zedwitz, nen Mary Eliza
beth Breckenridge Caldwell, left an
estate valued ct $i,554.5 54. This IS
shown by the tax appraisers report
that was filed TODAY. The bulk or the
estate is made up Of high class secu-
rifles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
Improved Service
Old Point & Norfolk
co

III addition to trains leaving Rich
nond 500 A. NJ and 400 p NJ an
additional fast train will leave M, h.
mond 1900 noon, daily, arriving New
port News 1890 r, NJ, Old Poin, . 90
T. NJ and Norfolk 2:30 =. NJ
Pullman sieeper-dintns car for
luncheon.
Service a la carte
Stops only at Newport News.
In opposite direction. train leaves
Norfolk 1895 A. NJ. Old Point 12:05
noon. Newport News 1895 r. NJ. daily.
arriving Richmond 2:o5 r. NJ. carrying
parlor car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

The motion pictures will be the new
est and best OF the LIbin kind.
Continuous performances VIII be
given each afternoon and night,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
RAWLEY SPRINGS

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA
Famous Chalybeate. Megnesia ana
sulphur Waters. .2.0o0 feet elevation.
Climate delightful Open June iSth
until January 9Th. Address W, W.
Boiling. els Hanover street, Annaro-
lis, Md
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
At the Colonial.

At the Colonial this week, the en-
tire entertainment will be given over
to performers whose talent to make
merry has been proved time and
time again. Nine Zenda and COM
pany appear IN an exhibition of mind
reading This lady is Rous paid 10
be the foremost mind reader in the
world.
Gray and Graham, pair OF must
clans and comedians. will provide
another Of tha--treats.- Their high
class comedy should make their act
stand out supreme as one OF the
seasons best laughmakers.
The Melnotte twin sisters. remark
ably pretty OF face. will of1er a sing
ing and dancing number. They
come from the big time vaude-
Vile circuit
Lewis and Green, comedians, in
their act. Engaging a Cook" VII
sing appropriate song numbers.
Shadowsraphy and silhouette ex-
hibitions of the highest class will be
the Offering of the Stanleys.
Perfect picture plays that have
been approved by the National Board
OF Censorship will round out the bill,
three performances being given every
day, at ) o'clock, 1:i5 and 8
o. clock. respectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

ht
Five cents 10 one, to all. to every
body, will be the admission charge
at the Biiou beginning tomorrow.
More than one record will be estab-
lished when the new price goes into
effect Nowhere else in the world
is it possible to see photoplays pro-
duced by the Kinemacolbr process
for such small price of admission,
the usual charge being fifty cents
and one dollar. However, Rich
mond theatergoers will be the gain
ers thereby. the famous Kinemacolor
pictures, bringing out all the tonal
effects OF every exterior or interior
scene and providing magnificent
treat in motion picture display.
There will also be the black and
white pictures. the ordinary mono
tone Photographic reproductions
given to the portrayal of dramatic
successes OF especial selection.
Performance hours remain the
same as formerly, the only change
,etrg IN the admission price,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
We Are Keeping Open House

and extending to all our friends and we-Wishcrs
most hearty invitation to and make themselves
at home-lsten the delightful musical program
participate in the merrymaking and secure OF the
souvenirs that presenting every caller at
store during this event
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

In the entertaining of many guests the past week.
have experienced the utmost pleasure and look
ing forward to the coming week with even greater
anticipatons of en- joyment-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-20

Mus Jranfflrt a. SO. miro nns
eeibrieben: Der in Der pergangene1
ISOLDE iuegen elf 6agrraooiebitablen
rerbaitete Muslaufer Seinrih Shar.
uann Der lih in Rooer6ergpeg bot.
tie eridieBeit molten, aber obne ernlt.
li6e 9erleslngel oaponfanL lit auI
cine eigenartiee @elie pieoer in Die
Greibeit gelangt. Sdarmann mar
i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in oer
&ammelsgalle uno iollte am Woll.
tag pormittag Dem llnteriudunas.
rihter i'm Geb1loe oer ebenaligcn
Mingeridule 5ur 8ernebmuns Dor.
gefiibrt fperoen. Ser @efangnisbe.
ante iibergab i'm 5ur 8orfiibrung
einem @eridtsoiener. Dieier fiibrte
Sdarmann in Elm 3immcr i'm 8ar-
terre uno bieB i'm iid anf einen
Stubl lesen, big Der ltateriuhnngs-
ri1ter ibn rufen laiie. Ser @e-
ri1tsbiener, Der nod onoere Saden
6u beIorgen bate, bat ben i'm 3im
nler befinoliden 9analiitenL er moge
ouf Sharmann aufpaiIen, mas oller-
oings ni6t au ben Obliegenheiteil
oieies 9eamten gebortc. Ger @e.
fongene iaB mie elm 9amm auf iei.
nem Blas. Gloslid pernabm man
elm 9toui6en in Den Silften bod
iiber Suiti5ios itattlidem Saus flog
sic ,S6moben bobin. Der Song
lift elite an's Seniter, Sdarmann
ober ging leiie uno gemadliden
Sdrittes 8nr Siir uno entfernte
ii6 ouf geinlmernieoerieben. Ser
Gon5lift bemerfte Die 9lhtpeienbeit
oes Mannes gor riht. 0a flingelte
elm 9eamter telepbonii6 bas Inter
iu6ungsgefdngnis an boB Shor-
mann iett porgefiibrt lueroen fonne.
Ser lit ia Idnglt briiben", loltetc
Die @ntlport, nno nun giilg man auf
sic Suhe, aber Shormonn blieb
rerIhipllnoen. Bis beute lit es Der
Boli5ei nod nidt gelllngen, oes ilin-
gen Monues lpieoer babboft 5u lper'
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-20
@alo-Yienie.

Sa MN iekt, 1T nenem 8lii1em
Sid periijbnt bat bic glatnr,
ttnb bic 2iifte ,ueid)er 5ieben,
lteber 8aibe, 6elb Mnb JlMr.
Will ber Menid in frp1ent Orange,
Muh binans sum if5nen @alb;
Der Dpn jmbelnbem 0eiange,
Tranter B1g'leim iuieber9allt.
ltnb 10, friibe idjun ant Weprgen,
Siebt man frobgelannt als6ann,
Jriih unb lcbig aller Sprgcn,
Sieb'm in's 5reie 5rnm iinb Manu;
Wait Der Sin6er Init'gem Sd)aaren,
3ieD'n in's Wriime iic 6inaus;
2afien all bes @lftass Tlasen,
llno icin Waiiben bann 5it S3ams.
9pdj in altse,ppbnter @eife
Erdgt III S1r6cn iupl bcriuabrt,
Maan aud NIT iid), Grant mnb Speiie
9ieif5lidJ mnb BON gutter Mrt.
ttnb mcnn baum mad @anberitnnben
Wielb fidJ Smrft nnb 6nnger an;
Wirb Cit Wtabl gar trefflidJ munben
ttnb erit redJt ein grnnf alsbaum.
ttnb beiumbers ,uenn lie babem,
Gtn'ee 5lafd)en 9une Star Sier;
Sent BON alien 0pttesgaben,
2cbe bicies gier id) mir.
Sriidj nnb labenb ifjanmt's int gIaie,
1tnb idj ias' es ubne Bier:
stets gerat tdj tn Gfftnie,
gSirb frcben5t Mir bieies Bier.