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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
ABE ATTELL Is
OUT s MONTHS
F~eatherWeight Champion
Cant Box in N. \.

New York. Ian. 26.-Abe AtfelI. tenth
erweighf champion. who boxed an UNI
satisfactory bout with *. @. Brown at
the National Sporting club here last
week and later charged his defeat TO
the infection, os cecstne. vss suspend
ed for a period OF six months by the
STATE athletic commissions.
AtteiT's chief second. Daniel Coed
man. was also barred for q similar
length of time. This ruling will pre-
rent Atfeii from taking part IN amy
boxing bout In New York state and
from gaining admission to all licensed
clubs, even as q spectator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
BILLY DELANEY,
TRAINER, DIES

San Francisco. Jan. 26.-BilIy De
Ianey. the famous trainer Of pugilists.
II dead at his home in oakiaud He
had been III for several months. and
his death was o unexpected.
While on d visit 70 the east last year
he contracted a severe cold. which
finally Developed Into a complete
breakdown.
Delaney trained many OF the most
prominent fighters OF the last twenty
Eve years. Including johnson. JefTries,
Cerbett. Choynski and Kaufman He
trained Johnson for bis championship
fight with Jeffries at Reno.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
FRANCE AND SPAIN AGREE.

ssssSsS~n 0oruprcHptss agreement 10
Hssdy For Signature.
Madrid. dan. Alt il believed that
France and Spain are ready to sign a
Moroccan ~ea1nprenise agreement. while
the f1uai settlement Of the African DIFF.
feranees awaits careful study.
II Is Thought probable that Spain viii
cede 10 faraBee the southern parf OF her
Sone Of influence Included In the I'M
district
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
WIN
THREE GAMES
No. | Team Beat Veteran
Firemen--lsland League.

Richmond Borough No. 4, <of
Stapleton, won three straight games
from the Veteran Firemen, Of West
New Brighton, last night In the Ali4
Staten Island Bowling League and
advanced into a three-cornered for
second place. The Aquehongas, of
5Tottenyille, are holding q like posi-
ton and expect to retain the same
for the remainder of the tournament,
which ends On February 8. The
lAmicitias, of Pleasant Plains. viii
win the championship this season.,
as In 19I0-1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
.zBYSzk0 HAS
A GOOD MATCH

Stanislaus Zbyszko, the mighty
Pole. who has wrestled In this city,
has been matched to wrestle Clio
vanni Raicevich on Monday night,
February IL, at the Madison Square
Garden. They will wrestle for q
purse of $4,000. OF which amount
eighty per cent goes to the winner
and the balance to the loser The
contest Will be under straight catch
as catch IAN rules, the mar gaining
two falls ont Of three to be declared
the victor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
CAPTURED
BY RED ROVER

Long Branch. N. J.. Jan. 2g.-Itx-
Commodore J. C. Gibbons Red Rorss
won the Wiener cup. sailed by ice
yachts of the Long Branch club. from
a field Of six starters. covering the tif-
teen mile course In rs minutes 4 Sec
ontis. equaling the record made by the
Clarei. Captain James O'Rrier's Jack
Frost was second, twenty-seven sec-
onds behind the winner, with the Drub
.hlrd, close Up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
OAKS TRIMMED
BY ALL STARS
IN FAST GAME

Handicapped by the absence of
Price, the Oaks lost last night to the
All-Stars by the score OF as to 81.
The game was played on the court
at Laskowski's hall and was an X
ira attraction to the dance given at
that amusement parIor last night by.
the Oak #. C. McCreery and Reagan.
two Riverside men, played with the
winners. The score:
Ail-Stars (d5) Oaks (31)
Smith h
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
TO FIGHT
PATSEY KLINE
Ten Rounds at Fordon A. A.
on February |.

"Ty' Cobb, who showed recently
before the members Of the Lotos A.
e., has been matched TO meet
.Pafsey" Kline in q ten round bout
at the Fordon A. c. on February
4. The boys VIII weigh in at 124
pounds at 6 o'clock.
Audy" Cortsz, another boxer
who has entertained at Perth Am
bay stays will box ten rounds with
Maroney at the Brown A. A., on
Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26

McCreery Augustus
forwards
@. Mullins, Thomas. -. ~Sfenkoyieh
centre
Reagan. Doris. Benzik, SchIck e
guards y
Field goais-MeCreery (5), Rec
gan 90, Doris (4), Smith IA. c..
Mullins (1). Thomas ca, Benzik
co., Sehicker (2). Stenkovich ca.
Foul goafs-Stenkovich ~, Sehick-
er ca, McCreery ID, Reagan ca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
ANOTHER VICTIM DIES.
Factory Girl Who Developed Tubsreu
losis Lived Year Afser Disaster.

Newark. N. J.,-Jan. 28.-One more
victim Of the Wolf factory fire In
Newark more than a year ago WIS re
corded. making twenty-seven in all.
The latest victim was Miss Lillian
Kleb. twentyssix years old. or IL Co
iumhia street.
Miss Kleb was n OF the employees
who jumped from q window of the
fourth floor into d life net. unberculo-
sis developed. and In less than a week
she was sent to a hospital Later she
was sent to Glen Gardaer In the vain
hope OF staying the disease. 0nIy p
week ago she was given $500 from the
Ore fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
HEpTUhES TO MET
THE SAYREuILLE 4. A.

Hpscsas Co shs EVENING NE ws.
South Amboy, Jan. 26s-The Nsp-
tunes will entertain the Sayreville
A. A. On Saturday night In X. OF p.
hall. Dancing before and after the
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
"a enc EyEwrNG %

Igpgcaas 20 she EVENING NEWS.
TottenvilIe, s. l.. Jan. 26:-The
Railway z. M. C. A. will play here
tonight against the Tottenyille A. G.
in a return game. The T. A. G. lost
at Railway some weeks ~ and exc
poets to tone for that defeat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
CLUNEY LEADS
POOL TOURNEY

CIuney Is leading the pool tonrn-
among the II. of G. members
with a perfect score. He has NADIA
high run Of fourteen balls and Is
credited with "a per cent. per turn.
Following were Wednesday nlght's
scores: O'Hara VS.. Leavy, SO to 46;
lin We. Hallahan, SO to 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26

under 70 conditions shorter con-
tests rule. Rough play in~the past
did much to hurt the game, but so
far this year comparatively few PEN
alties have been inflicted upon play
ers because of unsportsmanlike
tactics. The early games have been
much cleaner, and players are begin
ming to realize that rough house
hockey doesn't pay. The race I'm the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
NOTICE.

All persons insured by the U. 8
Health & accident Insurance Com
pany are notified to pay premiums
only at office, 27e State street, or by
mail. VIII NOT be responsible for
premiums paid other than above
Mr.. Emil Volkmann Is no longer
agent for said company.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
District Manager.
3855-1-f943t-o.e.w -FsrI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26

Any sgafr or h@epenfags or cir
asafzax@nees wh1eh il too email to
make q Wans ID w0gkh Walls IN
laAsmsEsnn sege@ IL csc Hna@8 sH
woFxg zhamk~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26

Any affair or happening, or cir
substance, which is too small to
make a Want AID. worth while an an
adjusting force g too small to
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26
wsAraga EVERYWHERE.

Observations OF the United
States weather bnrAau taken at
. %. I'm. y~estaaxsay folssw:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-26

Amateur Hockey league In this city
is one of the most interesting held in
years. No team stands out as q sure
winner at present. The Wanderers
are leading by a small margin, with
the st. Nicholas A. c.. in second place
and the Crescent A. G. third. Pic
ture shows two NJ. Y. A. C. players
guarding goal. Wood, on left, plays
goal: ~Smeaton, on right. cover point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
FARMvILLE

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FARMVILLE. VA. Oct 1s.-F'arm
vile is busy with preparations for
what promises to DO the best agri.
scuisur..l and mechanical fair ever held
here
There was a sale OF lots today in
the Serpell division, Just east OF the
corporate limits of the town. and
some thirty were disposed OF at prices
ranging from $40 TO s40o each.
A Cumberland county housewife.
during the past year. sold 500 pounds
Of butter to a FarmNille merchant at
25 cents pound. which in turn sold
1t for 80 cents a pound. Eigin never
made better article,
A farmer near Town bought eve
two years ago for which he paid ~
and since then has sold lambs that
brought him SSS.6z. He says the
wool paid for the keep. The sheep
industry has been sadly neglected In
this section and such figures will en-
courage revival in that branch Q,
country work.
w. L. Vaughan. who for many years
was a leading farmer in the Rice
neighborhood. died ON the 18th and
was buried this afternoon from old
jamestown Presbyterian church. this
county.
The town OF Farmville has contri-
buted $500 to be paid premium win
ners al the fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
SUFFOLK

,ctat ,~,.
'SpeciaI 20 ihe hiehnioha sFsih4sh.l
SUFFOLK. VA. Oct. ls,--on
Wednesday evening In the Baptist
church at Roxobei, n. c., at $40
o'clock, Miss Ollie Liverman. daugh-
ter of w. G. Liverman, became the
bride of Willis Smith Riddiek, the
ceremony being read. by Rev John f.
kaie.
Just before the ceremony Miss
Elizabeth Smith, of Suffolk, sang
IAN Mine Alone" and Mrs. ]. j.
Jllcott. rendered Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. The decorations were
goldenrod and autumn leaves with
shaded CANDIES.
The bride was attired in white
eharmeUse With trimmings of pearls
and embroidery. She carried lilies of
the valley Fer maid OF honor.
Miss Rennie De Loatch. OF Norfolk.
wore yellow charmeuse, with touches
Of violet. and carried violets.
The bridesmaids were Misses Bur
ME Love. OF Mississippi: Carew and
Isaline Zilcott. of Roxobel. and
Julia Watson. OF Roxobel. all wear
ing frocks Of white crepe meteor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
GINTER PARK

Rev. Chas III. Pratt. formerly of Rich
Valley. va, but who has been making
his home In Ginter Park for many
years left last week for San Francisco,
from whence he sailed on 18th by the
"Alanchina" for Korea Mr.. Pratt has
been for several years field secretary
for the Layman's Forward movement
in the Presbyterian church, his terri
tory covering q large part of the L. ;.
Mr. Pratt is q graduate OF King Col
lege, Bristol. and of the Union Theolo-
gicai seminary Of this city--and- also
a B. A. OF Princeton. He is being sent
out to the foreign field by the Prssby-
terrain church TO establish new sta
ton In Korea Mr.. Pratt was accom-
panied by his wife and two children
Mrs. Pratt was Miss Ward, of Frank
lington. N. C.. and both she and Mr.
Pratt are well known in Ginter Park.
where they have made their home for
several years. Other members OF the
party who accompanied Mr.. Pratt out
to Korea were Rev. Finlay Evereole.
his wife and children. all Of Bristol;
Mr.. and Mrs Coyt Y. T.. c.; Mr.. p b.
Hill of Roanoke. Va. and DIR. and Mrs.
Preston. all Of whom will engage in
missionary work at the new station
near Seoul. which will be in charge
Of Mr.. Pratt.
Miss Lucy Throckmorton has re-
turned home from Gwathney, Va.
where she was the guest of Miss Susie
Carey for a week.
Mr.. William F. Cobb. of Greensboro.
N. c., spent several days last week
with his brother. Mr.. Lawrence Cobb,
In Chamberlayne avenue.
Master Willard Noble. who has been
i'll with diphtheria for several weeks, is
out again The quarantine was lifted
from his tome a few days age.
Mrs Mary w Fuqua, of Chester, Va
is the guest OF her niece, Mrs. Richard
Wight, In south Seminary avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dew, of VII
minEton. n. c., will make their home
this winter in Ginter Park with Mrs.
Dew's mother. Mrs. Robert Clark. MIR.
Dew has gone into business in Rich
mond
Mrs. J. II. Beyerle, of Harrisonburg,
Va. who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Lawton Crutchfeld, has returned TO
her home.
Mrs. John Pollard. who has been the
recent guest of her son, Mr. John Gar
land Pollard, in Chamberiayne avenue.
has gone 10 Bowling Green, ky, where
she will make her future home with
her daughter. Mrs. r II. McCaxlin:
Mrs Clara Nash has returned to her
home in Chamberlayne avenue from
Powhatan county. where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Page for
the past week.
Miss Mary Turpin.s of Boydton. Va
Is the weekend guest of Mrs. George
Skipwith in Hawthorn avenue
Miss Mary Watkins has returned
from Charlotte courthouse, where she
spent several days this week to at
tend the Eggleston- Darlington we'd
ding,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
BOWLING GREEN

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
BOWLING GREEN, VA. Oct. Ia
Mrs. J. w. BorIand continues quite
sick NJ her home ON Main street
Mrs. X. G. Moncure spent part
of this week with selatives in Rich
usond.
Miss Elizabeth f, Swain has return
ed home after visit to friends in
Barton Heights. Va. .
The ladies Of the Antioch Christian
church sold hot lunches In the Sam
uel building during the past court
week. ~
Miss Green, Of Ashland, Va. visited
her brother, w w. Green. last week
at the Lawn hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Swain, of this place.
ford for the benefit of those pupils
that ind the distance To Bowling
Green too great for them TO travel
daily. She has secured one Of the
rooms In, the new bank building.
Hon. s. HI. Evans was recent guest
Of the family OF 8. w. Hroaddus.
A part OF the -. L. 6oiiaIu estate
just outside of the corporate limits of
the town was sold Thursday morning
at public auction. The Atlantic Coast
Realty company. OF Greenville, \. G.,
conducted the sale and disposed OF
eighteen lots and small farms. The
crowd was large and the bidding ran
high.
Mrs. NJ r. Mills is spending some
time in Charlottesville. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Martin, and
family and Mr., and Mrs. Ray Parker
motorad to Richmond last week for
the fair. They report : most enjoy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial 10 The Richmond NirginiS
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct N
Mrs. !. N. st. John II whiting
sister. Mrs. Charles Lewis. II M
folk. sSa4l
Miss Marie Marshall. Misc
Faulkner, and MIS- Charlotte HUI
have returned from Virginia HQ
where they spent the snrames
Mrs. j. NJ. Henderson spent the
with friends In Richmond. ret1f9
home Saturday. 1s2S
Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Sweeney
have been visiting in RichrnOni
PeteEgburg. have returned hCr1e
Mrs. and Mrs. Henri MOuqs
spending two weeks in New Yex
MIR. w. o. Str0nk. rnanawAr a.
mill farm. has gone TO- Ithaca
to visit relatives,
Mrs. Eudoxie DDnneanns 9jtff
been visiting her dAu9h1ex 19
Sell. IL Newport NsxM ae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

charmeusey- trimmed with rhinestoneS
and black tulie, and black picture hats.
They carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Durante Morrissette was best man,
and Messrz. Arnistead nashiell, Harry
Dashiell, Fred Dashiell, Gatewood
Dashiell. brothers of the bride, Percy
Berkeley and Richard MARSHALL, were
ushers.
AS the bridal party entered the
church Lohengrin's wedding march
was played by Mrs. Ralph Porter.
Believe Me. IL All Those Endearing
Young Charms" was played during the
ceremony, and Menoelssohn's march
as the bridal party left the church.
Personals.
Miss Mary Coyington Evans Is the
guest of friends in IYnchhurg.
Little Miss Jean Blair, who has been
quite sick at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Blair, on East
Grace street, for some weeks, is con-
valescent.
Mr. John A. Mason will go to Balti-
more this week to be groomsnan
at the Bruce-Bowdoin marriage.
Mrs. Arthur Gordon and children,
VINO nave OECh FisAAAbS 2HiS. IiuHNNA
Mcclure. have returned to Savannah.
I Miss Annie JACOBS and Miss Mar
garet Foege will spent several weeks
| in November in New York.
Miss Edna Davies is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. E. Whisonant, in Sails
bury. ". c.
Miss Annie Octavia Peyton, of
Charlottesville. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Ramon ID. Garcin. has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh +. Tiduell are
spending the winter at 23t5 stuart
| avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20

the guest OF Mrs. John n. Cobb r
Main street for the past three week.
has returned TO her home in BroW13
VILE, Pa. Il
Mrs. Edward w. Chappell Is spenx
ing the week with her husband All tn
Protestant Union hospital in the GtT
nf 2altimera. Md. Mr., ChappGu.
underwent surgical operation se3
weeks ago. is reported to be .conN
lesoent
Miss Estelle Fitchett. who is teac
ing school near Eiberon. In 0dS1
county. spent some days with her r.
rents in Waverly this week.
Miss Francis Broaddus. sf Wa
field. is the guest OF her sister, Ni1
George X. Bart. on West Main stSz4
Mrs. II. A. Gray, Mrs j. d. G.
ana Miss Grace w. West visited NJ
folk this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-20
WAvERLY

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.p
WAvERLYs VA. Oct. 17.--Mr. and
Mrs. 0. b. Higgins are now at home
In Wavarly, after spending = honey
moon OF ten days In New York and
other Northern cities
y Mim Tannio RO1a. who has been
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
FIGHT AT FLORENCE
DEMOCRATS CIRCULATE REPORTS
Declare r. s. Tucker IL Running for
Mayor, but He Denies It--En-
tire Republican Ticket
Is safe.

City officials will be elected today
at Florence. The democrats. oentering
all their strength on the councilman
from the north ward. are In such des-
perate stradghts that Sunday they
circulated the report that +. :. Tucker
was campaigning for the mayor. asking
his friends to write his name on the
ballot for that office.
In signed statement Tucker abso-
lutely denies he is a candidate or would
take the office IL elected. lie says he
has been elected nine times and II he
wanted It again he would put up a
fight and win II in the open.
There are no republicans on the ticket
as republicans this year owing to the
DISTINGUISHING action Of the central conf
mlttee. They are all on the ticket by
petition.
The present mayor, John 5. Paul, a
republican. Is slated for defeat owing 20
his sell out TO the democrats last year.
Otherwise the republican ticket Is sure
of election from top TO bottom. The
question Of wet or dry does not enter
into the election. but the old boyle Of
the paving OF Main street is again IN
jected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
NO CAMPAIGN STATEMENTS IN
Candidates Fail to Recognize the
Corrupt Practices Act.
BARLOW WITHDRAWs HIS NAME
Candidate. on the Citizens Union
slate Maintain Il IL Permlss-
ible TO Make Individ-
uR1 Campaign.

No campaign contribution statements
have been filed in the office Of County
Clerk Frank Dewey. though the corrupt
practices act requires that such state
ment shall be filed by every political
committee fifteen days before the prl-
mary election.
The city primary is but a week distant
and the time for filing contribution state
ments for this election has passed. though
the statements stIll may be filed. Fou'
days remain for political committees IN
terested in the general primary OF April
10 TO file.
The law requires statements Of all con-
tributions over S..
Either the officers Of the Citizens
union have overlooked this requirement
or else the contributions have not been
heavy. The Labor league has filed no
statement Its contributions are said %
have been small.
Candidates Work for selves.
The candidates on the Citizens union
slate may be hitched together, but they
are working an individual campaign al
ready wherever they think then can get
votes The question was put to J. J
Ryder, in charge Of the states publicity,
as to the fact that one Of the Citizens
union candidates had appeared and made
speech for himself before the Loyal
club. and that another who was sick had
spoken by proxy.
1T is allowable, so far as ] am con-
cerned," said Mr.. Ryder. Some candI-
dates will get invitations to meetings. as
in this case. where others cannot break
In, and think they would be foolish 70
turn down such invitations. When You
are in a campaign you must meet the
voters where, when and how you can.
and to attempt to enlist all of them sol
The Citizens union literature will carry
the names of all the candidates Endorsed
in a group, but it is up to the individual
candidates. under existing conditions. to
get up and hustle individually Just as
hard as they know how"
Barlow withdraw.
Milton T. Barlow, running on the re
publican ticket for denomination to the
Water board, has withdrawn from the
race, leaving E. F. Bradley and F. u.
Wead the only republicans after the nom
ination. Dan Horrigan, William p. Lynch
and ID. J. O'Brien are the democratic
candidates. The primaries will be held
April ls. Two members will be elected
to the board.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02
Dunn is Disturbed
by Nocturnal Joker

rs this you. Cap?" inquired an anxious
voice over the telephone at an early
hour this morning. addressing Captain
hour Monday morning. addressing Cap
tain Dunn Of the police department.
whereupOn the voice said that the
inquirer was an electric light in
spector. desiring to know whether or
not the lamp near the captains home
was burning.
Sure, it's it,"
Well, go blow it out"
1t then dawned upon the captain that
Monday was All Fools day, and he pad
died back in his bare feet to his warm
bed.
Practical jokers seem TO have saved I'D
their energy for the police department.
This morning early the burglar alarm in
the library was tripped and the police
made a hurried call only to find every
thing in shipshape. "A dead man at
Sixteenth and Harvey Streets" was an
other canard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-02

cases to come before tho April term Of
the court
The hearing OF the omaha Water COM
pany against the city OF Omaha will be
the nineteenth case to be tried and will
In all probability be up for hearing about
April 10 Motions demurrers and no.
tees for hearing were taken up this
morning and will also occupy the most
Of tomorrow. Thomas w. Blackburn
asked for a new trial for Mrs. Mary
Jones. who was convicted at the last
term OF the district court He produced
affidavits from witnesses whom he did not
know OF at the time Of the trial. Judge
Munger. however. overruled the motion.
The federal grand jury has been ordered
to report next Monday morning. The
petit jury will also report next Monday
morning. but viii then be discharged to
report on April 1. when jury trials begin