davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
Vermont Farm Machine company's
Handsome Publications.

The Phoenix extends it's hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to our well known firm at
Bellows Falls-the Vermont Farm Ma
chine company-upon the attractive cat
alogue and booklet they have recently
sent us. Both are a source Of pride and
inspiration to every loyal Vermonter, as
they are an excellent Illustration Of what
Vermont energy and Vermont brains are
doing to hold this state Of ours high In
manufa curing excellence.
Their catalogue Is of 40 pages-hand-
somely printed on pure white stock, with
an original photograph Of an unusual
dairy scene reproduced on the cover. In
general arrangement the catalogue Is out
Of the ordinary. After showing by facts
and figures the value Of a cream sepa-
rator they next show the superiority OF
the United States separator by the big
awards It has been constantly winning.
Next the United States separator is de-
scribed and illustrated in detail and va
rious facts are given about methods OF
operation by power, size to buy, etc. 1t
Is a catalogue which any dairyman,
whether he now owns separator or
not, can well read with profit.
Their booklet Interesting Information
for Darymen" is original in its make
up. This booklet in a brief way shows
medals and awards given to the United
States Cream separator; but Is primarily
devoted to a list Of names OF famous
dairymen, breeders and men OF affairs
who use the United States Cream Sep
arator and pictures OF their farms and
| stock. AS one reads the names Of rail-
| road presidents, bankers. surgeons. pub
| fishers, manufacturers and dairy author
| tiles he cannot but be impressed by the
| high excellence OF the United States sep
| arator and the strong hold 1t has upon
| the leaders in every walk OF life.
We are advised by the Vermont Farm
| Machine company that they will be
pleased to send this printed matter to
| any farmer or dairyman who will drop
| them a postal asking for 1t.
Best Observation-Disclosures your con-
tinued success
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
Senate Rebuked PresIdent.

The Senate Tuesday indirectly rebuked
President Taft for his course in connec-
ton with the Lorimer case. A resolution
was adopted by a vote of IS to %. de-
nouncing ANY attempt on the part of a
president" to exercise the power of mis-
office to influence the vote on questions
ton.
The resolution originally was framed
by Senator Bailey who had arraigned the
President, asserting that he had been
"officious and meddlesome" in endeavor-
ing to line up regular Republican senat-
ors in the Lorimer case.
No Democrats voted against the res
olution. Senator Dillingham; did not vote
and Senator Page voted against it.
Men and women who are odd might
get even by marrying.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
SOUTH AFRICAN WON MARATHON.
Six Americans Among the First Ten Men
at the FInish-First Three Broke All
Previous olympic Records.


at the FInish-First Three Broke All
Previous olympic Records.
The Marathon race, the most important
event of the Olympic games in Stock
holm, Sweden, was won on Sunday from
a field of over 100 runners from all
parts of the world, by X. X. Macarthur,
a tall Transvaal policeman. Second place
was also taken by South African, G.
w. Gitshaw, and third to appear was
young American, Caster Strobino Of the
South Paterson, N. j., athletic club, who
put up a drawer fight than most of the
runners, for his feet were skinned and
bleeding Strobino was not taken to
Sweden as a member Of the American
team, but his friends in South Paterson
had faith in him as runner and rails
ed the money to pay the expenses of his
trip to Stockholm. The three first men
broke all previous records for Olympic
Marathons, the times being announced
as follows Macarthur hours SO min
utes, Gitshaw 2 hours 81 minutes So Sec
onds, Strobino hours 38 minutes AZ rs
seconds.
Strobino was nearly three minutes
ahead Of Andrew Sockalexis. the Indian
from Oldtown, Maine, who finished
fourth. Six Americans were among the
first ten to finish. ]. J. Gallagher Of
Yale university was seventh, Joseph
F. Piggott Of North Dorchester ninth.
Erxlaben Of st. Louis eighth, Richard
Joseph Forshaw Of st. Louis tenth. Ciar-
ence DeMar Of North Dorchester. the
former Vermont boy who won the Mar
athon run in Boston a year ago last
spring, finished 18th. De Mar has been
in poor condition ever since he arrived
in Sweden. Ten Of the IL Americans
who started finished Ryan and Rey-
nolds. both Of the Irish-American Ath-
letic club Of New York. being the only
two to drop out. The intense heat was
very trying to the American runners.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
DAYLIGHT MURDER IN NEW YORK.
Gambler, Who Had Given Evidence
Against the Police, Shot Down by Eve
Men. Who Escaped In Automobile.

Gambler, Who Had Given Evidence
Against the Police, Shot Down by Eve
Men, Who Escaped In Automobile.
Herman Rosenthal, proprietor of New
York gambling house, whose sensational
charges that the police were guilty OF
grating oppression were being investi-
gated by the grand jury, was shot and
killed in front OF the Hotel Metropole
Tuesday by FIVE men who escaped in a
touring car.
Detectives later arrested Louis Lib
by in garage on Washington square,
on the charge Of homicide. He owned
the car used by the assassins William
Shapiro, an employe Of Wilson, was also
arrested He drove the car at the time
Of the shooting Shapiro claims that he
was engaged to drive the five men to
the hotel, and that after the shooting
they compelled him, under threat Of
death, to drive away at full speed. He
claims the men left the car in 43d
street. The police recovered the auto
mobile they say, which was the one
that figured in the murder.
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty as
serted that eye-witnesses- Identified LIB
by as one OF the five who called Rosen-
thai from the diningroom to the side
walk and shot him down. Rosenthal re-
ceived five bullets In the head.
Rosenthal last Friday filed an affidavit
charging the police with being in league
with the gamblers throughout the city
and that every gambling house was be-
ing assessed fixed sum for police pro-
lection.
Rosenthal said his gambling house was
closed April 15, after raid by Police
Lieutenant Becker. who, Rosenthal al
legged, had been his partner in the profits
Of the establishment.
Rosenthan left home telling his wife
he had an appointment to meet Becker
at the Hotel Metropole.
Becker said he had not seen Rosenthal
for a week and knew no motive for
the crime.
The police say Rosenthal had tod
friends he had been threatened since his
disclosures
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
Marker In Dorset Dedicated by Colonial
DANES.

Members of the Vermont Society Of
Colonial Danes gathered in Dorset July
10 to dedicate the marker on the site Of
the Cephas Kent Inn, In which were held
the first conventions Of the New Hamp-
shire Grants, which later became the
state OF Vermont.
The exercises were simple and con-
sisted OF a poem by Prof. George Gilbert
OF Chicago, welcoming address by
Judge Charles B. Kent OF Dorset, sing
ing Of the poem. Vermont" by Miss
Helen Winslow Of Boston; prayer and
the dedicatory and historical address by
the president Of the society. Miss Jennie
Valentine OF Bennington.
The building in which the first three
conventions of the state were held Ia
now the residence OF Miss Zephine Hum
phrey, the writer.
The marker 10 OF Dorset marble. 8 by
feet, and bears a brief inscription re-
ccrding the historic memories attached
to the spot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
MARLBORO.

A good number attended the Grange
meeting Tuesday evening.
r. c. winchester OF Hoiyoke was at
the Poplars over Sunday.
Arthur Snow and his sister. Ruth,
spent Sunday with their parents.
Mrs Helen w. Anger Of Jamaica, N.
Y, Is spending the week with Mrs. Hen
ry Warren.
Miss Hazel whitney will lead the
meeting in the Winchester schoolhouse
Sunday evening, July n.
A large number attended the meeting
of the Young Peoples club In the Win
chester schoolhouse Saturday evening.
Henry Warnock OF Holyoke spent Sun
day with his family at the Popiars. His
family are there to stay for some weeks.
The Pomona Grange will meet with
Marlboro Grange Thursday, Aug. 1. The
afternoon meeting will be open to all.
and a cordial invitation is extended.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19

Of the Vermont soldiers home, held In
Bennington July 10. the following oficers
were elected: Pres. Hugh Henry Of
Chester: sec. Z. J. Ormsbse Of Bran
don; treas. John c. Stearns OF Bradford;
supt., Col. Thomas Harmon; asst. sup.
J. Ben Harmon. The present enrolment
Of the home is 96, and the total to date.
731. The treasurer's report showed the
home farm has made net profit Of
$1450 during the past year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
an. June, Jan. June

A considerable increase in the Con-
necticut River Power Co.'S income Is
expected to result soon from advanta-
geous contracts for interchange Of power
with the New England Power Co., an
affiliated hydro electric enterprise now
under construction in the Deerfield river
valley. 1t is expected that before many
months the latter enterprise will be in
position to generate some 5000 horse
power.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19
Connecticut River Power company's
Earnings.

Earnings of the Connecticut River
Power Co., are well up to the expecta-
tons of the management announced at
the beginning of 1912, that gross would
this year for the first time approximate
100000 and net equal twice the interest
charges on the 81, ss2, 900 per cent bonds.
To June 30, or for the first half Of
the present year, the company reports
as follows
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19

Did 1t ever occur to you that now is
the future you longed for several years
ago?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-19

It's up to the stakeholder to be true
to his trust.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
GAME CLOSES
WITH DISPUTE
Y. M. H. A. Juniors and Fly
ing Five Last Night.

Many basketball fans and a bunch
of followers of both teams were dis
appointed last night by the outcome
of the Y. M. Fl. A. Jrs.-FIying Five
game. Instead of a decision being
rendered the game broke up IN a
disagreement and both quintets now
claim the victory. The contest was
played in X. of p. hall, Tottenyille,
and was the first time these teams
had met this season. At the time of
the 1are-up the score was 5 to 5 In
favor Of the Flying Five, only eight
minutes Of the first half having been
played.
DIR. ID. Feldman, of the
locals, contends that Paugh. a for
ward, started hostillties, jumping
upon Koplowitz. The manager Of
the Flying Five, RI. A. w. Kreischer,
sent a lengthy communication to the
EVENING NEWS today in which he
attributes the difficulty to Saro-
kin,s roughness on Paugh. Referee
Preacher called a double foul, but
the Perth Amboy five refused to con-
tfnue IL Paugh was allowed to re-
main IN the game. Regardless of
the result, the Y. M. III. A. Juniors
wish to announce that they were re-
fused their guarantee and even AK
Ipense money by the management OF
the Flying Five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
LIVE e. .essel TIPS

The Press Club banqueted last
night, on the strengtheo of that recent
Riverside tragedy.
That Is one thing tina newspaper
mel a do-eat. We recommend
the practice to our friends
"Rnf" Allen thought he should
have been In on the feed. That
where we differ. He had his fun
the night before. Shay. say-O,
say, Shay-weren't those peas fine2
.speaking of athletics" joe
Billott-Joe remarks, have YOU
ever heard of one who trained on
caramels?a" Oh, my, yes. And on
coffee made In a percolator, too.
Gracious, Arnold. how rapidly the
wind blowsl
How's the war? The latest news
from the front arrived today In a
Billet-Doux. Miranda and I will
read 1t at our leisure.
Back to the weather, Cold againl
There is q movement on foot to
start q hockey team to represent
Perth Ampoy. The first septet or
ganfzed can truthfully declare them
selves TO be THE 1912 Hockey
Champions of Middlesex County"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
WILLIE HOUCK
WILL APPEAR
AT THE LOTD6

Every effort Is being made by
the management OF the Lotos Club
to place another good entertainment
on the boards for Monday night.
January 20, and have already Sc
cured the consent of Willie sHouck.
brother OF Tommie Houck. who
showed at the Lotos at the last box
ing stag The New York World
gave Hoxck q splendid "write-up"
yesterday and announced the young
scrapper Is willing to meet any of
the following boys: Willie Jones.
Johnny Dundee, Ty Cobb, Eddie
O'Keefe and Young Wagner.
Matchmaker Mcclure 10 searching
Philadelphia and New York for
some good boy to meet Willie
Houck and expects to have the Gig
nature of the manager of some
good boy from either Of these cities
by tomorrow night. With the battle
royal that Mcclure is putting up to
find a man to take the measure OF
this famous Willie Houck and also
the boys that he has procured for
the preliminaries and semi-finais.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
BOTH LOVED SAME MAN.
Sisters Attempt Suicide, and ons
Viii Die.

VIII DE-
Baltimore, JaL. 23.-Because they
loved the same man. who was the
husband of one OF them. Mrs. Mary
Brown. twenty-three years old, and
her sister. Mrs. Martha Weineit. TWEEN
ty-1ve, attempted suicide.
Mrs Brown is at Mercy hospital dy-
ing from swallowing carbolic acid
Mrs. Welneit failed in her effort on
her life.s
Mrs. Weinelt stated Ia the presence
OF witnesses that she loved the bus
band CT her sister and that she be-
lieved Mrs. Brown had attempted to
end her life as the result OF learning
this fact.
Mrs. Brown swallowed carbolic acid
and told her Tuotier she did so be,
cause MARTINI said she loved Ed"
Mrs. Weinelt, learning what her sis
ter had done. hurried to her room
and was In the act OF swallowing
poison when her mother and a neigh
Dor snatched che vial from her lips.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
RESCENTS
WALL0P SOUTH RIVER
|victors Lead Throughout County
League Game Last Night First Half
Ends With score Of I to 6.
leach TEAM HAS WON A BATTLE

things Off for the night and Allgafr
was substituted. The South River
fans declars the accident was re-
sponsible for the Steriingss defeat.
w. Smith held Mon" Miller score-
less which feat vas never sbefore
eequalled. The score
Crescents (22). SterIinRs u4.)
Garland Armstrong
C. Crabiel ....... Miller
forwards.
J. Crabiel Meade. Armstrong
center.
III. Kuhlthau 1900. Ed. Cathcart
". Smith .......... q. Cathcart
guards.
Field goals-Garland CO., @.
Smith sf1), Armstrong (31. Meade
4(1), Ernest Catleart (2l. Foul
'goals-Miller (2),iC. Crabiel ID,
=. Crabiel III. Referee, Van Null
chahev. of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25

FgFfssarahs Ias. a.
CATTLE-Rseaapss iiRtrt. market sssady:
good to CHOICE s7ssoas. 7E; good. s7a1eas;
medium. sssaaI: sidg. s6.asAs Is: falls, xssHa
g 16as.7s: common to tat cows. s. LASS
heseaTs ssSeass frsaA COWS. slzaEs
HouS-RscszDtss tsn Ioaas. 10 90 "a canea
higher en geed svesghfss steady On pssz
and iEsssse ssl4a& Asssy &.4 . s4sse naked
ard prime Essaiana. 81. Is. heavy yeFAess.
Sc 1855 s llsat x~ossers. S. ssae1ss pisa.
sSzsaB.5a: reakas. 6. ssS6sa staga. sss7ba
SIS
HF7EEP-Recelpts light, HaarkAt stsa6xs
receipts OF casvaH fairs demand ilshks
market aassers prime ~ssfhsrg. ss2Ha4Aah;
waess salsss sszsaasE Kssf mixed evss
and weaheg*. sss 3D. cnllm To razar1an.
~ esssfH IA cholSs sRszsbs. Cd Sss&aeg.
veaAvss hsasy saaa shsn csAgss.
&s6aA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING

Perth Amboy will see one OF those
hair raising shows which, according
to all reports, have been produced
at every stag of the Lotos A. c.
Mcclure has become so wrapped
up In the fighting ability of the
Houck family that he Is under the
impression that the house will not
hold all the members that night.
Mike MCGOWAN. Manager OF Willie
Houck, feels confident that he will
put the quietus on any boy at 100
pounds that Mcguire a
Jimmy Howard, former trainer OF
Tommy Murphy, Is preparing Houck
for this bout.
Following Ia a contract secured
by the Lotos Club to protect Its
members:
New York City, Jan, "a, 1912.
II hereby agree to let Willie Houck
box six rounds on Monday, January
goth, 1912, at the Lotos A. c., with
the best boy Matchmaker Mcclure
can get. Both boys must weigh In
at 1870 pounds at 300 o'clock on
the afternoon of battle, at the Polo
"A. G. in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
A THREE GAME
SERIES IS ON
Marions and Saints -lndoor
Baseball at Auditorium.

Secretary Joseph Billott. OF the
Auditorium. has arranged with the
st. Anthony and Marion clubs to
play a three game series for the In
door baseball championship OF the
city and, incidentally, the ownership
OF the handsome cup on exhibition
In the windows OF Louis Kreiels-
heimer. the Smith street jeweler.
The first game will be played to-
morrow night at the Auditorium,
but the other dates have not been
selected. The Auditorium court
was marked out today by Grounds
keeper OfToole and a corps of as
Esistants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
sysosal to the EVENING NEWS.

al.aRH HMv
South River, Jan. 25:-A bitter
pill was handed to South River last
night by the Crescent A. c.. of Mill
town, in q regular county league
battle. The score was 22 to IA.
favor of the Crescents, who lead
at the end of the first half by tho
score of z to s. The game was
played on the-court at Washington
hall before q crowd Of zoo frantic
basketball fans OF S~ayreville, South
River, Midtown and New Brunswick.
Each team has won a game, and
when the deciding battle Is staged on
the local court, great doings and a
big crowd can be expected.
Capt. Meade, of the Sterlings.
sprained his ankle in the first half
and gamely continued until the pe-
sriod of rest. T~hereupon he called
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
SURGEON is NARROWED.
Dr.. O. H. Balleray Waits Moderation
In Temperatures

Paterson, N. u, Jan. 25.-Dr. George
Fl. Balleray. one Of New Jerseys fore
most surgeons. Is marooned on a small
island of the coast OF North Carolina.
where the only evidences OF civilization
are an old lighthouse and a few fish
ermen's shacks. He managed to send
word TO his family In Paterson that he
awaits a moderation Of the tempera-
ture so that a boat may be propelled
to the mainland
The surgeon left for the island three
weeks ago. Within a few days after
bis arrival a cold snap came and orr
cred the channel between the island
and mainland with huge Ice cakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
uLTIMATuM TO PARAGUAY.

Argentine Republic Asks Damages Fer
tniuriso to Shipping.
Buenos Aires. Ian. 25.-The ArKen-
tine Republic has notified the govern
meHt OF Paraguay that unless proper
settlement Ii made for recent injuries
to Argentine shipping diplomatic rela
lions will be severed today. This NTH
nahum was sent after Paraguay had
refused to recognize a demand for com
p~e1sation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
NoTIcE TO -cREDITORs.

Eugene J. Mullen, executor Of
Laurence It. Mullen, deceased, by
direction OF the surrogate Of the
County OF Mfddlesex. hereby gives
notice to the creditors OF the said
Laurence T.. Mullen to bring In their
debts, demands and claims against
the estate of the said deceased, un-
der oath or affirmation, within nine
months from this date, or they will
be forever barred of any action
therefor against the said Eugene j.
Mullen.
Dated January 8, 1912.
EUGENE ]. MULLEN,
Executor.
aAAA-1-4-4t~0.o.w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
BOOB TO PLAY
WITH PERMOS
aqains. niyersides Saturday
Night in the Auditorium.

Louis Booz will play with the
Permo quintet against the River
sides on Saturday night at the Aud
itorium. Booz is now at VinelaDd,
but will swim down drought the
straits and take another plunge into
the refreshing waters of basketball
dom. Booz has always been a favor
lite with local sport followers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25

New York. fam. n.
HuTTEE-unsettisu; recetpss. e.iIs paek-
ages: creamery. specials. per ID. 3Sc. exc
B&rasg s7e.. fhIrds to nrsts. se2ssstc.: held,
s~pecsala, s71xc.; extras. Ss5xa87c.: thirds to
ars1s. 2aa3Ge.. process specials. 2sa
extras. .sazsl1cs seconds 10 farsts. AhR
&c. factory. x2azsitcs: packing stock na
.24c.
CHEEgE-Unsteady: receipts. sfs boxes.
DRESSED POULTRY Steady spring
geese. Wisconsin. stall fed. per ib,. isalEa.
10 IS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
WANT LOCAL N

Woodbridge high schools Fresh
men Seconds would like to book "a
basketball game with d similar team
from the Perth Amboy high school,
or other quintets averaging about
lee pounds. Address George Damn,
Port Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
APPEAL TO Japan
chinsss Imperial Clan Asks Mikado
For Hatp.

-t
Picking. Jan. z5.-There is a rumor In
circulation that the imperial clan has
OF will appeal to Japan to ave the en-
pire. The Princes Tsai Hsun. Tsai Tao
and Chun. the former regent. accord
ing to the report. urged the dowager
empress TO take this course and shs
consented.
Well informed people do net believe
that Japan will listen to such an ap-
peal nov, although she might have
done so at the beginning of the reve-
iution.
There is mores talk of a renewal of
the lighting and also OF difficulties
about raising funds which are bother
ing both sides.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25

Washington, Jan. 25--A federal au-
tonlobile law is proposed In "a bill In
trodueed In the house by Represent
alive yolsted Of Minnesota. IT pro
vides that for the payment OF $40 o
year The good roads bureau shall Issue
a federal automobile license to any
person applying in good faith
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
WILL GIVE up
LEAGUE GAMES

The Goodwill management an
ncunced today that city league bas-
ketbalI will be discontinued In Good
will hall for the remainder OF the
eason unless a decided increase is
made in the number In attendance
at the city league games on next
Tuesday night, January 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
PUnITC sERvTCE TIME TABLE.

Cats LeAV6 StAth IsIHfiU FSTEy.
Fer New Brunswick-6:10N a. IN. and
every 80 mfnutes until $40 p. m, also
at ss40 I6s40 and 1Isso y, IA. (Satnr~
days only at Iz:10-l
For Keasby-e:25 a. m. and every
Is minute until $40 p, m. Thensevery
80 minutes until 11.40.
For Rahway-5:s so a. m. and every 30
minutes until 1890 p. m.
For Boynton Beach-6a00 a. M. and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
OFF TO SALUTE GEORGE v.

spanish Rsttieships Ordered to Meat
Royal Party at Gibraltar.
Madrid. Jan. 25.-The Spanish bat
tleship Peiayo and the armored cruis-
Eers Emperador. Carlos Wand Catalina
have been ordered to proceed to GibraL
tar to salute King George when be ar
rives there on his way home from the
durbar. The british monarch Is now
at Malta and vii. leave thers On SIT
urday aboard the Medina.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
RESERVES HAVE
one ARRANGED

The Iroquois Reserves and the
Parish House Reserves will entertain
on the latter's court at Woodbridge
Tuesday night in a basketball game.
The %Iroquois Reserves Is q fast
scrub" team and can be counted
upon 10 make the homo quintet
hustle for the bacon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
LEAGUE 70 ROLL

61seJal to aae EVENING NEWS.
gtaplefon, ,I, Jan. 25s-fAa
Veteran Riremea Of MHss.ew
ton. VIII roll here tonight arafnss
Richund Borougk, No. i, J1 ~
uIar Ag&seS Island League
match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
WILLIE ADAMS
VS.. MARSHALL

spscsal to the EVENING NEWS.
Rosebank, s. l., Jan. 26.-Wlllie
Adams, Of New York, Will be one or
the principals again in the main en-
counter Saturday night at the Lib
eral A. G. He will box ten rounds
with Battling Dick Marshall, OF New
York, another good boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-25
woIter 60 ch.ir. a Monday.

Albany. N. T.. Ian. 15,-Governor Dix
has refused to interfere In the case OF
Ruth Wheeler will be e~lectrocuted in
Sing Sing prison Monday morning.