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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
LECTURES THAT
ARE To COME
Or. Haywood and Prof. Shep-
herd in the Baptist Church.

Two rare treats for the people OF
this city are promised by the Bap-
fist Brotherhood. DR.. Oscar Hay
wood, Of New York, who made such
a hit at the Brotherhood banquet
last year Will be here to lecture
In the Baptist church March FL.
DR.. Haywood needs no recommen-
dalton for the people of Perth Ann
boy. Those who heard him on his
previous visit has made his reputa-
ton for him. His lecture promises
to be a great treat.
The second event under the aus
pieces of the Brotherhood will be an
in South America" by William
Shepherd, professor OF history In
Columbia University. Prof. Shep-
herd is a recognized authority on
South America. He was the rep
resentative OF the Pan-American
Union and of Columbia University
for the purpose Of studying COM
merce and culture in the South
American states In 1907; he was a
delegate Of the United States to the
Pan-American Scientific Congress at
Santiago, Chile, 1908; chief secre-
tary OF the delegation of the United
States to the Pan-American confer
ence at Buenos Ayres, Argentine
Republic, 1910; he has lectured at
Smith College, Vassar College, be-
fore the New England Manufacturing
Jewelers. and Si~lyersmiths' Associa-
tlon; the Commercial Club at Bos-
ton; the National Association OF Per-
tuners at New York, the PatrIa Club
of New York: the Pan-American
Commercial conference at Washing
ton and for the Board OF Education
In New York city. Prof. Shepherd
will have something new to tell
about South America and his lee
ture will be we'll worth hearing.
Besides these two lectures, the
Baptist Ushers Association is ar
ranging to have DR.. Mcclure. OF
Plainfield, a noted orator here to
give a lecture for them. the date
having not yet been arranged.
There will be no tickets sold for
these events, but admission will be
charged at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
METUCHEN COP SHOT
SUPPOSED MAD DOG

M~etuchen, FEB. is:--Chief OF Po-
lice John =. Flaherty has demon
strated that he Is a crack shot
sam Edwards bull pup went mad
last night and went on q rampage
Word was sent to Chief Flaherty
who was ON patrol duty and he
tipped on his men to be on theil
guard. About midnight the animal
appeared on Main street and srer-
ped at the police officers heels
That Will be your last snap MI
Mutt, said Flaherty, as he ievellet
his Colt revolver. The ANNA
dropped In front of Persons rea
estate Office with a bullet in hi
heart.
The town officials are fearful tina
the borough will have more trouble
with dogs and the CARCASS OF TIL
lone has been sent to Trenton TO
examination for rabies. 1t lis sal
that the animal bit several dogs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
WOMAN VICTIM
OF BLACK HAND
Blown Through Roof by Dy-
Mantle Explosion.

Westfeld, N. j., Feb. 16.-Three per
sons were seriously injured as the re
suit of the dynamittng of Frank Cap
onettt.s bakery on First street. The
entire front part OF the building was
blown out. and the report of the ex-
plosion caused the fire alarms of West
field. Plainneld and neighborfng towns
to ring. Three Italians are under
arrest charged with the crime.
The persons injured are Mrs. w. M.
Bronson and her two children. Mrs.
Bronson was hurled out Of her bed
through the roof and landed In a field.
Bert Abrams. a song writer, who was
walking on the street at the time Of
the explosion, wal hit by bricks, but
not dangerously injured
Caponetti received three weeks ago
! Black Hand lstter which threatened
heecstruetion Of his property. He
notified the local police, but refused
10 take ths threat seriously or to warn
his neighbors Of their danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
MEMS GUILD
ENTERTAIN, TONIGHT


Everything is in readiness for the
entertainment and social under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Guild,
of St. Peters Episcopal church, in
the Parish house In Rector street to-
night, commencing at 8 O'Clock. The
program will include a musical act
by the Guild quartet and a sketch
entitled BOX and Cox" a romance
of real life. The cast In the latter
will be Thomas Peterson as Mr.. Coz
and Raymond Weldon as Mr.. Box.
After the program. refreshments
Will be served. Ice cream, coffee
and cake Is on the menu. The tick
cts, twenty-five cents include the re-
freshments and entertainment. The
committee In charge OF the affair
nave spared no pains to make the
ana q success. Many tickets have
been sold and b large crowd is ex-
pecfed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
FOUR men DIED
FOR MURDER.
COZ BIZ UnIted tress Wsre.

Special By United fTsss Wire.
Chicago, Feb. 16;-EwaId and
Franuk SchIiblawski, brothers, were
hanged at 1914 O'Clock In the coun-
ty jail today. They mounted the
gallows together and were followed
by Philip Something and Thomas
Schultz, the other members of the
Sehiblawski gang, to pay the penalty
for the murder of Fred w. Guelzow.
The official time of the dropping
galIows trap vas given at -10.1 IL.
EWald was pronounced dead at
1926 and Frank a minute later.
Their necks were broken. The men
showed no emotion as they marched
from their cells to the scaffold. Both
assisted executioners In adjusting
straps and both prayed constantly
as the final preparations were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
FREDDY TELLS ABOUT
SHOW AT PROCTOR'S

-
How would you like to be a soldier
boy? Answer. See the fellows down
at Proctor's theatre today, ssThe
Boys In Blue" Talk about classy
stunts-yell they are immense. Gee.
the way they dash around that stage
and go through those drills is great.
They use gun practice too, and / tell
you the shooting was bully. They
have two scenes and the last one Is
some peaches. It's a fort scene and
n Of the fellows gets in. opens the
doors and the others rush in, save
the flag and scale the wall Believe
me, it's some act.
Ben Smith, a black-facs comedian,
has got a dandy line of talk, and
when he says What do you know
about that" it's a cream. He's got
a corking good voice too, and sings
some fine songs.
The Four Harmonious Girls came
next, they sing and one OF them plays
the violin. They're pretty good look
ing and wear some neat dresses.
That sketch, THE Miser's Dream
with Hyman Adler e Company, Is
one of them creepy acts. The stage
is always dim. and the miser is one
bad fellow. He don't care beans for
nothing but money, and chucks his
daughter and her best fellow ont in
the street when they ask for a hum
dred dollars to 90 housekeeping
with. Then he goes to sleep, and
gee the dream sure got me going. Mr..
Adler is a great actor eli right and
IL you haven't got nothing to be
scared of, this is a peachy act to see.
The pictures were fine; it's awful
hard to be Just q boy. Crackyl won't
/ be glad when I am a man and It'll
be me for the wild and wooley west,
So long. FREDDIE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
MUSlGAl |
PROGRAM GIVEN
corinthian Quartet Enjoyed by
Simpson Mems Club.

IN the final entertainment OF tns
series under the auspices or the
partb Amboy Mems Club in Slmp-
eon Methodist Episcopal church last
sinht an elaborate musical program
mss e,ven in place OF the recital mat
was to have been given by
Wyndham, reader OF Antrim nnt -
tainment Bureau, Philadeiphia,
place of Miss Wyndham, the coi.na
tee secured the Corinthiah ma.o
Quartet, of New York city, wno
were loudly applauded at each mum
her. AS on all previous occasions
fhe main audience room where Z
entertainment was held was WEI
filled. INA
The quartet was composed OF tne
following artists: Francis A. Weiss
man first tenor; George ". Deitz:
second tenor; Walter Koempel, nrst
bsas. Harry Washburn, second bass
Miss Augusta M. Harrington, OF this
city was the accompanist.
The program given was as fol-
ouartette, On the Sea. Buck: !.
Tenor Solo, / hear you caliins,
Marshall-Mr. Weismann.s
onartette, Annie Laurie. Verdi.
Duette, LaForca Del Destino, Ver-
di-Mr. Koempel and Mr.. Weis-
mann.
Quartette, Drink to me only with
thine eyes, Call
Bass Solo, Three for Jack. Squire
Washburn.
Quartette, Hark: The Trumpet,
Buck.
Baritone Solo, Bendemeers
Stream. Gatty-Mr. Koempel.
Quartette, (a) Songs my Mother
me, (b) Scissors Grinder.
Dyorak.
Tenor Solo, Because, Hardelot-
Mr.. Deitz.
Quartette, (a) Lullaby, Franz Abt.
(b) Sunset, Vandewater.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
PEARL Is FOUND
IN A METUCHEN STEW
spscfa, 81 Unsssd Press Wws.

spscias 81 United Prose Wws
Metuchen. Feb. 161~Eormer AZ
derman Georss-K Hahn, the drug
2lss. GAYS he is sure that he was 9
horn under a lucky star George
informed his wife that he wanted
oyster stew for dinner the other day
sAnA--Ha somatuicy hivAiFes from
McCallums Boston Market were
soon cooking msrrily. George y
not a light eater by any means, put
there was enough stew left over tor
MN and It received q second
warming. Suddenly Mr. Hahm J
mother jumped up exciaimins On
mercy there goes one OF .my 1ea.n.
war 4 quarter OF an Inch In a.
ameter A 1eweler says that X =
hadn't been cooked 1t would nav
lN--- wc-tE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
c. Il. CLARK TO SING
AT PRESBYTERIAN OH

Mr.. Charles Herbert Clarke. Of
Brooklyn. who is training the Chor-
al Society of the Woman's Club for
their concer In the near future, VIII
sing at the Presbyterian church nens
Sunday. He and Mrs. Clarke VIII
ping d duet and Mrs. Clarke WILL
sing a soprano solo at each service
The chorus choir has prepared an
thems for morning and evening
A unique feature OF the mornins
service VIII be q sermon by the min
ieter ia boyr and girls, subject
tsThs Little Minister Text ! Sam
uel ais, Samuel ministered befort
Jehovah being a child. All the boy
ana girls and children are invited
The minister was SO pleased with thu
attendance OF children last month
when the children's sermon wal
preached that he has decided tt
make this one six minutes long, In
stead of Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
BLDG.
FOR SMITH ST.
M. Gayronski to Erect Tene-
ment Near Davidson Avenue.

M. Gavronski, a local clothing
merchant. Ia planning to erect a
three-story tenement house In Smith
street, lear Davidson avenue Inc
architectural firm OF Goldberger q
Greisen has plans and specifications
for the proposed structure under
way and expects to Issue them
among contractors In a week. The
building will cost approximately
$4,000, 1t Ia estimated. 1t il to be
attractively finished within and
without. The front Is to be OF IAN
cy, pressed front brick, laid with
blue stone trimmings. The struc-
ture is to be equipped with most
modern improvements. Ground is
to be broken as soon as weather
conditions permit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
APPLICATIONS
FOR THE RED MEN

Al a meeting Of Pc Amboy Tripe
No. IS Improved Order Red Men IN
It's rooms in the Jefferson building
last night. four new applications Tor
membership wsrs received. Plans
for the class Initiation TO DO held on
Thursday, February 10. we're dis
cussed and . rehearsal Of tbs degree
team under Philip Schwartz. degree
master was held. T~wenty-four can
didates for the class have been Sc
cured already and it Is expected that
before the time of initiation forty
viii lie secured. The ceremonies
will be held In the rooms of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
BETTER POLICE PATROL
PROVIDED IN METUCHEN

-. IM
M%etuchen, Feb. 16.--The new
police regulations provide for q more
thorough patrolling OF the town.
Patrolman Hutchinson will have for
his beat the territory south of the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks. Pa
trolman Schenck will cover the
ground north Of the tracks. Chief
Flaherty will look after the business
district and the borough marshals
on call are scattered all about the
town. This insures q greater degree
of protection to the taxpayers for
the same money that was formerly
paid two men. All officers have
strict orders to keep moving all
of the time and mo lettering, loung-
ing or Ioafing about business places
railroad stations is to be permit
ted"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
SAYS NATIONS WILL SEE
GREAT THING IN CHINA
special ~ Unsssa f-rsss rv.rs.

special 6g UAssed Fress WIS
Washington. Feb 16.-sNow that
the Chinese republic Is firmly estab-
lished with q regularly elected pres
ident and assembly, the nations Of
the world will witness an awakening
fully as revolutionary as was the
movement which overthrow the Man
chu dynasty and placed Yuan Shi
Kaf In power" was the prediction
today by Yung KKwai. charge de
afraires, at the Chinese legation, in
a special interview to the United
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
xescn,s 8wn inafta tfa bae style
u3,se C4nSc Harmony

Il. BIRD sang. #There Ia Q Dazas
Girl, and Dixie Neon" while ms
other members of the quartet struck
u pleasing harmony on each chorus
Mr.. Bird was encored repeatedly IN
this part, especially when he con
cmded the first named selection. me
closing feature was an exceedingly
well acted representation OF George
NJ. Cohan In his famous song. sIhe
Man who Owns Broadway, by MT.
Donnelly. The yonng man was CALI
ed upon for encore after encore ana
g~raciously responded. The selection
left pleasing thoughts in the minos
of all in attendance, for 1t was q Wet
rendered and highly proficient imi-
of the original Mr.. Conan.
And so the Marions' minstrel snow
passed into history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
WILEY BOOM LAUNCHED;
TO HEAD NEW PARTY
xa~etat b., unsed pyess WiYs.

Spsotai 0v Unfted Pvess Wis.
washington, Feb. 16.-Dr. Har-
e w. Wiley. coyiy admitted today
that he might be President OK the
United States. He said he q ro-
ceived word that = new party was
about to be born and that ho was
to be the sponsor. presidential can
didate and general utility man for
the infant. Tho Wiley boom really
opened headquarters today-beins
the ninth presidential boom to be
added to already boou,inC Washing"
fnu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
NEW BRUNSWICK TO GET
MEMORIAL OF THE MAINE
frrou inc NEWS CORRESPONDENT

washington, Feb. 1.-The Navy
nanartment has advised Senator
MARITIME that when q distribution OF
the guns and other material taken
sroya the Inflated battleship Maine
ara raised, the city OF New Bruins
wick viii be remembered with some
mart of the wreck which will De
suitable to be placed In q park as q
to the three New Bruns
wick men who lost their lives In the
Havana harbor catastrophe when
~nrecipitated the Spaninsh-American
War. Ad1utant-Genera Smiley, o.
/ the District OF Columbia militia. has
personally interested himself In get
ting the material for New Bruins
] wick where he formerly resided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
NOTED SOCIALIST To
SPEAK HERE, SUNDAY

A. A. Claessens, a New York So
~cialist. will address the members OF
Middlesex Branch No. /. of the So
eialist Party, In Union hall, this city,
on Sunday night, February IS. The
lecture promises TO be interesting. as
this well known speaker will discuss
the stirring topic, Women and Low
Wages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
AGED MAN TRIES SUICIDE.
5ehn KslGar, Eiahty-Fvs Yeaga Old 4
ciarkssbore, sIashsa Threat.

Csarsesboro. N. j.. Feb. ia De.
spondent because Of continued Ill
health. John Keliar, elehty-nva years
OLD. attempted suicide at his honas
here by slashlng bic shroat with .
r@xors
Or. Napoleon Boston. WAC was call
ell fn 10 attend the man. declared that
D. eAzsaos reeesHes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
BLOOD DRAWN IN DUEL:
HONORS ARE SATISFIED
speciaI by Unsssd Press wsrs.

special By United Press Wars.
Paris, Feb. 1e:-Real red blood
flowed today as a result of the duel
between Emilia Mas, a theatrical
critic, and CASTOR de Caillayet. co.
author with Robert De Flers of the
Comedy Primerose. Both were prac-
tically ignorant OF the sword and
used the weapons as though they
thought they were clubs or blud-
geons. More by accident than de-
sign Caillavet was gashed slightly
and as blood appeared the attend
ants declared honor was satisfied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
HARD TO SELECT COURT
FOR AIASWORTH TRIAL
special op Uni.ed Press wt,s

Washington, Feb. ia salac
aIon o. Q court to try Adjutant AinsS
worth relieved from office and order
court-martiaied for ~disrespect Of his
superiors, will prove the most din
cult in the history of the army
since the civil war. The trial will
eclipse the only big trial of recent
years, the court-martia1 of Commits
sary General Egan, for his structures
on General Miles because of the
widely divergent issues involved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
NAVY Recruitang Station.

A United States Navy travelling re-
cruiting party is stationed IN the
postofice building In New Hrnnswick
to receive applications for enlist
ment. Applicants for the rating OF
boilermaker. coppersmith, machin-
ist, fireman, coal-pasaers apprentice
seaman and men for hospital anA
clerical branches will be enlisted In
the naval service through this
branch If they fulhll the require
inents. A sixty-doIlar outfit OF cloth
ing ia given to all recruits on their
first enlistment and all ~transpcrta-
tion expenses after enlistment are
paid By the government. No one
under seventeen years Of age an be
enlisted and those under eighteen
must have the consent OF their par
ents in writing In order to set the
benefits offered by the nayT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
BARNES MACHINE HAS
KNOCK FOR ROOSEVELT
Special oy United Press wtr-.

Special oy United Press Wr~.
Albany, ". Y, Feb. 16:-Politi-
cal leaders we're greatly interested
today In the open charge made BY
william Barnes, Jr., Chairman Of
the Republican state committee. that
Col. Roosevelt has "strayed after
false gods" The speech was made
early today to the members of the
Barnes county organization at it's
annual dinner and was taken as an
open invitation that unless Roose-
welt recants he cannot get the "or-
ganization'' support for his presiden-
tia1 candidacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
" -
NOW DEAD IN THE
PENNSYLVANIA WRECK

Special ~ uaited Press Wire.
Huntingdon, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE
death liat of the wreck Of the PENN
~sylvGnia limited reached four to-day
with the death of Alexander Servant
OF New York city. The condition of
Mrs. w. c. White. OF Pittsburg, ia
critical.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
HUNTER FOUND
FROZEN IN A SWAMP
1u unltea prsss vac.

epeyio' 81 DATED Press Wire.
Binghamton. Feb 16:-Lost in
the marshes near Deer pond. Harry
Hughes, t~wenty-eight years old. a
prominent young business man, was
found frozen to death today. He
had been on a hunting trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
Raritan Township School Board Met.
epecfai 20 TIE EVENING NE S.

Metuehen, Feb. 16:-The Board
OF Education OF Raritan township
met IN the bank building last night.
Regular routine business was tram
gacted. Repairs and additions to
the Stelton and Piscataway schools
wers talked over Supervisor
Runyon made his report and Treas
urer Edward Pfeiffer reported the
condition OF the finances as being ex-
cellent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
JOHN 0BUCk STARTS
new COAL BUSINESS

John Obuck. OF Penn street. has
1aasad a tract of land from ths Le-
nigh valley railroad at the junction
~ their tracks south OF Washington
streat ana has started In the coal
b-ns,nesg. Yards have been placed In
Condition and an office Ia being con-
srruetsd. MI. Obuck has been IN the
business before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

The news when Ii i Rsws IN tbs
EVENING NEWS
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-09-26

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The Washington times., 1912-05-24
ABORN STARS SING
. TUNEFUL LUCIA"
TOLARGE AUDIENCE
Sextet, AS Usual, Brings Ap-
plause, Which Is Almost -.
An Ovation.

For the first performance of the
latter part of this week of Lucia di
Lammermoor," heard at the National
last night, three of the finest singers
the Aborn company has to offer were
heard in the leading roles. Leonid
Samoloff as Lord Edgar Ravenswood,
and Miss Edith Helena as Lucia, not
only interpreted the difficult score
with unusual skill, but displayed
dramatic ability of a high order. The
role Of Lucia is exacting and the
mad scene in the third act demands
that the singer have a well-controlled,
flexible voice besides more than or
dinary power as an actress. A like
degree of efficiency is necessary to
the role of Ravenswood. Mr.. Samo-
loft surpassed all other performances
in which he has appeared in Wash
ington. by his artistic rendition of the
score in the last act.
This opera has been anxiously
awaited by the music lovers, and the
The Washington times., 1912-05-24

crowded house to which the company
played last night was more than en-
thusiastic over, the performance.
Harry Luckstone was Sir Henry Ash
ton, whose colossal selhshness was
we'll shown. The basso, Herbert Wat
erous, who has heretofore had un-
important parts, which did no special
credit to his vocal powers, surprised
the audience by his mastery rendi-
tion of his role. Arthur Greene as
Bucklaw, and Miss Wahl, as Alice,
completed the sextet. All of the cred
ittfor an excellent performance, how
ever, cannot be givcn to the principals
alone, as the chorus gave good sup
port, and the orchestral numbers were
q real delight. ID.
-Ht the end of tho first act, Miss VAL
oncia was forged to repeat her harp
solo and the audience was not even
satisfied then. The very beautiful sex
tet in capable hands, received an
encore that was more in the order of
an ovation. Tonight Sciarretti will
take the leading role with Miss Ma
son The remainder of the cast re-
mains unchanged.
The Washington times., 1912-05-24
PAPAL ENVOY WILL .
ASSIST ) 5 !. At. SOLEMN
!. H|GH MASS SUNDAY
Elaborate Services to Be
Held At St. Patrick's.
Reception Later.

The apostolic, delegate. the Most Rev.
Jonn L.onzano. D. D., will, on Sunday,
assist at solemn high mass for the first
time since his arrival In washington, in
st. Patricks Church. at II o'clock.
The procession Of choristers, altar
bows. and clergy will leave the front
entrance promptly at IL o'clock and
march to the main doors of the church.
Upor entering. the sanctuary choir will
sing the professional hymn. Come,
Holy Ghotst,' r. Mills silby will d.
rect this choir, while Prof. Anton
!Sloet7nor and Miss Jennie Gienan will
lead the mixed choir. A full orchestra
win assist
High mass will be celebrated by the
KnX,, John, NJ. McNamara. The Rev.
William j. Carroll will preach the SER
mon. The apostolic delegate will be
attended by two assistant priests. Mgr.
Frnavcnture Ccrrett and Very Rev.
James A. Burns At the conclusion OF
the mass the delegates will give the
pspal blessing. ami then proceed TO Car;
a public reception.