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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

CONTINUED IRON page IL
from $500 to $1,000, on Broad
street property. Affirmed at Sl,20p.
Michael Benzyack. SIS Catherine
street; o s1,T00 10 $1,000. Al
firmed ut $1,7o0.
Hungarian Congregational churcn,
Catherine street, cancel a $3.50 as
-sessu1ent. Decision was withheld.
Samuel and Charles Polensky,
$4,000 to S2;50e. Affirmed at s3,-
500. a.ry
Decline to Change Itinerary.
Former surrogate #. NJ. r.
pearse. council for the City OF
South Amboy, appealed to the board
to have the date for the board
meeting In that city brought for
ward from January 20. Mr.. Pearse
will be absent from January 20 UNI
till about February 10 and wishes to
be present when the appeals are
heard, especially those of the PENIS
sylvania Railroad. The board de-
cfded not to change the date. Presi-
dent william Carmen and Commis-
siontr William d. Voorhees, were the
members of the board present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

George Buote. of High street,
spent last evening as the guesr OF
friends In South Amhoy.
Joseph l.. Dunn, formerly OF this
city, is renewing old acquaintance
In this city today.
Miss Anna Hanson, of New Bruins
wick avenue has returned home az
ter q sofourn with friends in New
Brunswick.
James Layton, of Washington
street, Is spending the day as the
guest of relatives In Jersey City.
Mrs. Morris Feldstein, of New
Brunswick avenue, has returned
home after a visit with relatives In
Brooklyn.
Miss Mary whalen, of New York,
is visiting at the home of friends In
State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poulsen, OF
lAmboy avenue, spent last evening as
the guest of friends In Woodbridge.
James Larsen, OF High street, fs
confined to his home with an attack
of grip.
Mrs. Thomas Madsen, of New
Brunswick avenue, Is at the home of
friends In Elizabeth.
Mrs. Gould, while at work Nom
day received a slight scalp wound
and was attended by DR.. Wilson, and
Is doing nicely.
Donald G~arretson. Russell Hope
and Otto Zimmerman are at the au-
ltomobile show at Madison Square
Garden In New York today.
Patrolman John e. Morris, of
Washington street, was in company
with friends In Elizabeth Tuesday at
teruoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Another Taxicab for city.
BRING GOOD FORTUNE
Watch-Ffanger That, According to
Popular Superstition, Must Be
Charm Of Fortune.

Since horse-shoes are popularity sup
posed to bring good luck, the watch
holder shown in the accompanying
sketch should bring good fortune to
its owner.
1t is intended for hanging upon the
wall by the side Of the bed. and it is
very simple to make. In the first place
a piece OF stiff cardboard is cut out
in the required shape, and this is
smoothly covered with light gray silk.
on which the seven nails" have been
worked in silk of a darker shade of
color, and 1t Is then edged all round
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
IHnss ne


Ln.
dsphards TO Install Tonight.
The installation of officers of Star
of Grace Lodge. Nc, II, Shepherds
|of Bethlehem will take place tor
night at q meeting OF the lodge In
Forester hall. Prelate Mrs. Bailey,
lot Keyport. and staff, will come here
Ito install the officers. Plans for the
reception to the prelate and the
visitors who are expected to be pres
-nt nave Deen Completed A social
time is to follow the ceremonies
and q supper will be served. The
$3.50 gold piece to be awarded will
also be a feature. All books on the
pfize are requested to be turned in
tonight. The committee IN charge
of the sixth annual ball to be held
In Washington hall Wednesday,
January "a, will make a report at
this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
M. j. DONOVAN
HAS new JOB
Local Agent for Merchants
Marine Terminal 10.

Michael =. Donovan has severed
connections with the Barber Asphalt
Paving Company and ON Monday be-
gan service as local agent for the
Merchants Marine Terminal Com
pany. For the past FIVE years he
served as shipping clerk ht the Bar
her plant. AS he has had CONSIDER
able experience In shipping work.
Mr.. Donovan hopes to boom business
for his new employers. He assumes
full charge for the compans' In this
city, The Merchants Marlne Ter
minal Company Is running a h2e oN
freight vessels between New YosAs
and this city. Its headquarters arc
on the Hall property In Front street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
BODY AT ELIZABETH
STILL UNIDENTIFIED

No further information could be
secured today regarding the identity
Of the dead man at the ElizaDetn
morgue, on whose body was found
4 Seaman's Union card bearing the
name Of John Johnson" The MAI
was about thirty years old, six feet
l., height. clean shayen and has light
brown hair. Johnson fell from q
Long Branch train at Eiizaoeeh
Tuesday afternoon while ehromes
from New York to this city. me
party of friends with him at the
time Of the accident have not been
found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Lansing, Mich, Jan. Ii u the
FIRST time in the history of Michigan,
mind, a woman Will act as private
secretary to the governor. Miss
Mary f. Hadrich of Marquette, for
seventeen years private secretary
to Mr.. Osborn and now in his office
as his executive clerk, Ia soon to
be appointed his secretary. Though
she has been prominent In politics
a number Of years, Miss Hadrich
is not a suffragette.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
L 0. B. A. HAS
INSTALLATION

Installation of officers by Grand
Secretary Schoen was the principal
busisess transacted at the session Of
Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 502, +. o.
B. A. last night. The members of
the local lodge considered the visit
of the secretary and Grand Officer
Joseph Broekman a great honor, in
asmuch as their territory is so ex-
fensive. Armin Tomascboff, a
prominent member of the lodge, en-
~tertained the visitors at his home in
State street, over night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
SHIPPING NEWS

A-s Len.a-, .vw4-a p4a1 49, -s&~1-
bird, BIackbird and Blackwood,
bound from this city for Boston,
Mass, arrived at Newport, r. T., yes
terday.
Tug Westmoreland, with harges
Barnegat. Baltimore, Bridgeport,
Balza and BELOW, from Perth Am
boy for Boston, Mass, In port at
Nrox.~--- Vs. S
Barge Henry Sehafer, bound for
New York, cleared from Port Read
ing yesterday.
Schooner 3. S. Beacham, OF this
city, arrived at Vineyard Haven.
Mass, Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Cadets Plan Installation.

At a meeting of the governing
board of the Westminster Cadets
last night plans for the installation
OF officers Of the cadets were talked
over. The installation will take
place on Friday. February Q, In the
chapel. An effort Is being made to
Genre a member of the national
guard as the speaker of the evening
and to place the newly elected OFF,
GERS In their stations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Tries 10 Desert rnfant.

The police were made acquainted
with a peculiar case last night Mrs.
Mickorwitz told Patrolman John
Durham that Mary Podiska, OF TAT
Parker street, left a infant at her
house, claiming Mickorwitz was Its
father. The officer was informed
that Mary Podiska would probably
appear at police Headquarters to
swear out q warrant for Mickorwitz's
arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Prepare Members For Communion

Prepare Members For Gommunion.
A meeting Of the session OF the
First Presbyterian church followed
the weekly prayer service at the
chapel last night, It which time nine
new members wtc .oi15a TIE church,
were prepared for their first COM
munion to take place on Sunday.
At the preparatory service held at
the prayer meeting there was a good
attendance of the members. Rev.
James FL. NorthruD, pastor, was In
charge of the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

An aeroplane belonging to Collier.
of Golfers Weekly, OF New York.
passed through this city shortly aft
ter 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The aeroplane was In tow OF an
automobile and was on It's way to
Hartford. Conn. It gas being taken
from Mr.. Golfers place at Wicka-
funk down east. The ~aeroplane
went over on the $3.50 o'clock boat
across to Staten Island. It was In
charge OF several men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
star visit New Brunswick.

The newly elected officers of Po-
eahontas Council, No. 18, Degree of
Poeahontas, of New Brunswick, were
installed last night BY District Dep
uty Mrs. Thomas Thomas and staff
of this city. After the Installation
a social time was enjoyed and re-
freshnenfs served. The deputy and
staff returned home on the last car
from the county seat. Tomorrow
night Mrs. Thomas win Install the
officers of her council, Mohawk.
NO. SO, at it's meeting In Red Men
hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
Foresters visit South Amboy.

Thirty members Of Court Amboy.
No. So. Foresters u America, includ-
ing the degree team Of the court
went to South Amhoy last night and
paid a VISIT to Court Raritan OF that
place. The degree team of Court
Amboy conferred the degree OF the
order on three candidates The del
egation from here vent owe By
stage and train. After the meeting
d socitl time was enjoyed, with re-
freshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Rev. James H. NorEhrup. paator
of the First Presbyterian church.
has planned Tor a temperance meet
ing Sunday night. Rev. Alexander
Carnn. an active worker or the New
e-a e--e- 80 1.~.
euaa the subject. fhiH service
viii be q rare treat to the people OF
this city. d large attendance III ex-
pected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

A monthly meeting OF the Senior
Luther League, OF Grace English
Lutheran church, win De held to-
night at the church. Some matters
of Importance viii come up at this
time for discussion. The eiect,ca CT
officers for the ensuing year and a
committee for the next six months
will be named.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
IS KILLED At !
POWER PLANT

spsosai 10 fAs EVENING NEWS.
South River, Jan. 11s-Chtef
Engineer William Robinson. who
has been In charge OF the new mu-
nicipal power plant since 1t was
started about three months ago, was
killed this afternoon. He was work
ing about the gas producer and 1t is
thought he was overcome with the
fumes, causing him to fall to the
floor below, fracturing his skull and
breaking his neck. Mr.. Robinson
gave up a position with the govern
ment to come here. He leaves a
wife and child.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

her $500 to remove from this city,
evidently she says. that he could
bring suit for divorce on the grounds
OF desertion In this state. She re-
NAMED In this city, learned the faun-
dry business and by of 1T has
since earned a livelihood for herself
and children.
Former County Engineer.
Brogger was formerly a prominent
civil engineer and surveyor fD tffs
city and WIS at one time county sengi-
Ueer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

soecsal to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. l1:-The
Guarantee Title and Insurance Com
pany and the New Jersey Title and
Abstract Company brought suit to-
day in district court against Joseph
Massopust, of Perth Amboy, for
$125. Thomas Brown and James s.
Wight are the opposite lawyers.
The case is being heard by Judge
Freeman Woodbridge and d jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

vvest side Avcrsn Prnnerty Sold.
sneoiar to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. lI.-A
property in West Side avenue, Perth
Amboy. was sold at sherlns sale
Yesterday to the Frank Brewery
In the matter OF the Frank brewery
against Leo Schwartz. The SAFE prtee
was s1,750, while the land is SUD
iecf 10 a decree and costs. amounting
to s~2.700.05.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Dana Relief Society last night In
stalled It's newly elected officers for
the ensuing year, who were Viggo
Peterson, recording secretary: and
Rasmus p. Lanrsen, treasurer. All
other officers hold over until June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
HIBBON HEAD
OF PRINCETON
sas.,c, ., Uu,tod Press Wtve.

Special oy United rrsss Wire.
princeton, Jan. H.--Prof. John
Grier Hibbon, a member OF the lac
ulty of Princeton University, was
elected president OF Prtneeton To-
day to succeed Woodrow WILSON
;Hibbon has been a teacher Tor Ven
sty-one years. He graduated from
Princeton In 1882.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
e

TO fiftingly celebrate the third
anniversary of her birth Miss Ruth
Apologize, of First street, enter
tanned a number of friends yesterday
afternoon. Suitable games were
played and prizes awarded. At 6
O'Clock refreshments were served.
In the. party we're: Agnes Steed,
Loretta Kenny. Florence and Rose
torell, Evelyn and Edna Sandbeck,
Ehrista Pc erson, Jeanette and Eiiz-
abeth Stockel, Lloya Moore, Henry,
John and Hans Stocked, Russell and
Nicholas Torrell and George Muir
ray.
LANGAN-LTDDLE.
Announcement has been made or
the marriage of Thomas Langan.
Jr., or Market street, and Miss
Clara LiddIe, OF Mechanic street
Mr.. Langan is a popular member OF
the Goodwill Association. The mar
riage was performed by Rev. Peter
ID. Corr, in st. Mary's rectory about a
week ago.
ron PRIVATE DANCE.
Kroeger's Auditorium. IN Market
street, win be the scene OF a private
dance and reception on February II.
The event will be given under the
auspices OF the La Rose orchestra.
o F
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. r. l.. Fowler. of Water
street, had as her guests the men,
bers Of the Wednesday Aeserno IN
Bridge Club, yesterday. After the
card session a socisl time With re-
freshments was held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
STEAMER SUNK
~ LIVES LOST

spsciaI by Unfted Pfsss wtrs.
London. Jan. 11-Russian steam
ship Russ sunk In the Black sea to-
day and 172 lives we're lost, accord
ing to q Rueter dispatch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

A meeting Of Court Standard No.
III. ForeSters of America. was held
last night In Its rooms ID Odd Fellow
hall.
Routine business was transact
sd at Middlesex Councsmb Ne. IS.
IJr. o. q. A. M. last night.
--Po A1nbo Tribe No. S.. 1mpTpv-
Ied Order Red Asu. viii he1d Il pcss
gov frasghss
-va9hazla LodGes Odd Fellows.
mSsEa tonight
-EeEsEEsTs Sergeant LawFeucH
j. Long ID ln ErnokIgn today -
seatagy ii gsaaEseA 60 u Acsss steaasna
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
REPUBLICAN, CLUB TO
PLAN DOLLAR DINNER

The committee OF the Young
Mems Republican Club will meet to-
morrow night and make arrange
ments for &h~~~Acllar dinner to be
held baskinzle aIis1ter part OF this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Principal Henry Hulse and Vice.
principal Royal Predmore. OF the
school, and City Superin-
tendent s.. II. ShulI viii attend the
Supervising Principals meeting at
Midtown on Saturday as delegates
frcE Perth Amhoy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

with silk cord At the top, In the cen
ter. y small brass ring 10 sewn, by
which the holder nay be suspended
from a nail In the wall, and beneath
this q large dress-hook is attached,
upon which the watch may be hung
There are. OF course. many other
pretty combinations OF color In which
this little holder might be carried out.
and when made for use at home. in Sc
lecting the colors OF the materials, the
color OF the wall paper upon which 1t
Is to hang should be taken into consid-
Grafton. In order that they may match
and harmonize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes In this vicinity than
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
fREM SOCIETY
INCORPORATED

will render q cornet solo.

will render q cornet solo.
Committee Is Active.
The COMMITTEES Of arrangements
for the affair is comprised Of. Albert
Larsen, chairman: Viggo Jensen.
William Z~angenberg, Otto Skovboe,
John Lorentzen, Samuel Fugel and
A. Trasborg. Tho Singing Society
Frem was recently incorporated by
T.. w. Smith, viggo Jensen, Owe
Thompson, William ~Zangenberg and
Andrew Petersen. Regular meetings
are held every Wednesday night.
Singing Is practiced under the direc-
ton of Albert Larsen.
Another Taxicab for City.
Balne's garage has added to Its
rapidly enlarging equipment a new
taxicab for the service OF the public,
II demand necessitafes other ma
chimes may be added.
SHOULD BRING GOOD FORTUNE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
TEST LAMPS
ARE in PLACE

The test lamps for the Smith
Street White Way Association were.
installed on that thoroHghfare today
by the Public Service Company.
which has the contract for the erec-
tien of the white way.
The news when 1t rs news IN the
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
DR0GGER SUES
FOR 4 DIy0RCE

Continued from page /,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15
FRANCE D1SSOLVES
TEACHERS UNIONS
Government Refuses to Tolerate
Propaganda Of Revolution
ary Doctrines.
Special Cable to Tho Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
PARIS. Sept 1.-THE teachers whc
have their unions like other workers ir
France have been a great deal In the
public eye lately. They have been dis
cussing slngular subjects ,,. nt the,r eh con, on
government has stepped In and dissolvee
their unions. The creation Of fund
called the SOLDIERS sou." which y
meant TO help young men. who. though
miiitatist opinions: the anarchist and
neo- -Malthusian declarations Of dele
gate. tho aff1liation OF the unions with
the general confed deration OF laboNthese
were matters which caused surprise
Throughout the country, ,x
Messirny. the minister. He has trans
lated his surprise into action Tho gov.
ernment ia with him. and az o. recen,
meeting Of minister's y was decided e
does not recognize sohoolmastarF unions
but in 1906 the chamber decided that IN
iii q vote was taken on the subject The
existing unions might be tolerated.
content with the existing state Of things
They have started unions throughout the
country, and carried on. propaga nds
which WIS not foreseen by the decision
Of 1908. preaching. revolutionary doc
thusianism. Such a state OF things could
not be allowed to exist. and SO NJ
0uisthau, the minister Of education. cent
A circular TO tho prefeots. explaining why
the unions When the bin dealing with
associations among government employees
was passed, X was thought these unions
would deal with professional matters
pure, and simple, They had. however
and the government decided to dissolve
them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15
400 Years Ago Ball" Revives
Picturesque Garb of His
toric English Period.
Special CabIs 10 The Tribune

Special Cable 10 The Tribune
ONDON, Sept At must be that
brilliantly successful function, the
400 Years Ago Ball. at Albert
QA Hall that has worked into revival
the now quaint fashions of the
early and ante Victorian periods. One
sees everywhere-in womens costumes
and mems clothestouches and reminis-
cences Of those worn in tho time OF the
Georges and tho last William.
But II Is The dress Of children which
particularly recalls those times. Many
small girls and boys are clad simply,
tasteYully. es II they had stepped from
the pages which Kate GreenaWay IL
iustrated-
And no children are dressed moro Pic
turesquely than the son and the TWO
daughters OF tho Earl and his American
Countess OF Ancaster, and no one has
led so effectively In establishing this
new-old fashion as the countess. Lady
Aucaster Is tho eldest daughter Of the
late w. L Breese OF New York. Her
mother took as her second husband
Harry Higgins; the e. we9,Kn1Th covsni EaIden den
As son and heir. now bearing his
fathers secondary title; Lord WibouBHDy
| do Eresby came IN 1907 to bless the
| union OF Ancaster and the. American
| born girl, who at the time or their mar
| rtage wan almost Anglicized.
| she has algo given two daughters 70
| her lord, one Of tho wealthiest peers tf
| the Kingdom and greatly interested
financially in tho development Of Canada
| The elder girl, Lady Catherine Mar!
Clementina, waa born In 1908; Lady
| Priscilla was born In 1909,
Their mother famous for tho eSqulsit'
| gowns she wears dresses her son ano
daughters as II time had rolled back teI
decades or more, The three children looI
as II they ha6 posed for one of thost
family groups which Gainsborough ant
Lawrence likened and which pow adorT
the galleries.
Much moro modern are the gown
worn By Lady Ancaster's sister. Lad!
AIastair InnesKer, who was Ann,
Breeso, and who has effectively nidec
tho countess In the Greenaway revival
Tho sisters are equally popular In so
ciety here. and were members OF III
tie coteric OF young women which In
cluded Princess Patricia OF Connaugh
and Mildred Cartor and Jean Reid befor
thoy married.
Lord Alastnir Innes-Ker, O fine poll
player, Is heir presumptive to his brother
the Duke OF RoSburghe, who marrio'
Nav Goelst of Now York. SO that Their
Is a possibility that this Breese girl vii
; join her sister In the pecrage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15
LED
BY BOLD BANDIT
Bolatine, Who Initiated March TO
Salonika, Much Feared
by Turks.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

BERLIN, Sept. 14-Or all the Abani-
an leaders who, during the last two
years, have given trouble to the Otto
man government. Issa Bolatlnaz. or, es
his tribesmen call him, Bolatlne, Is un-
doubtedly the most remarkable figure.
Bolatine combines the characteristics OF
bandit revolutionary and patriot It
is chiefly to due to his initiative that the
Albanians decided to march TO Salonika-
There was some dissension on this SUBJ
Ject among the leaders. but Issa pre-
vailed.
"There." he said. '.near the walls OF
the villa prison of Abdul. we shall be
able to enforce the unconditional accept
ance OF our demands"
Bolatine IL illitorate. He can hardly
sign hia name, and printed matter is to
him q puzzle. Yet 30 great Is his infiu-
ence, and go formidable his reputs tion,
that neither Turkish officials nor officers
of the army dare touch him. At one
time a big price was offered for his
head, but no one ventured 70 pursue
him, or even to indicate his Whereabouts.
Tho Alban!ans hold him In high es-
teem, verging on veneration. He is a
man Of about 60 ycars-tall. somewhat t
bent and gaunt In appearance. He Is
able 20 bear hunger and thirst for days,
without losing his elasticity and perse-
verance, He knows TO perfection all tho
secret recesses and def1les Of mountain
Gus Albania, and the Ottoman authorl-
ties have long recognized the fact that
It would be a hopeless task to search for
him there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15
QUIET PRECEDES
STORM IN ULSTER
Political Hatred Turks Under
Calm Of Opposing Factions;
Break Expected
Special cable to Tho Tribune.

LONDON. Sept. 1a.-Everything is quiet
in Ulster at present, but the calm may
we'll be compared TO that which so often
precedes a storm Under the apparently
unruffled surface slumbers hatred be-
tween the two opposing factions which
some day must break out openly.
Tho irresponsible nets OF anti home rule
agita tors have for many months famed
this hatred Of the working population OF
Belfast into such fierceness that IL rs
more than doubtful If Uuster day VIII pass
without any serious breach OF the peace
though nothing could come less oppor.
tunely for the Conserva two leaders at
present, who bad intended nothing more
serious than a BLUM
Leaders are apt Co find out TO their
sorrow that Belfast workingmen possess
n tempera ment quito different from the
atolidjty OF their English brethren ana
that their very Ignorance, OF which Tue
eo1tators have taken advantage. oonsti-
t,1tss danger which has not been taken
info consideration. The working classes
~ BeIfnst stand among the lowest and
most oppressed in the British isles and
tvben The opposing factions have been
tniS respectively. that their miseranie
svas,as are kept down mt their present low
iaI,ei nv the Nationalists or the ConseVa-
tives their brains can think OF no moro
effeot,ve means of putting an END 10 tnis
than that OF cracking the skulls OF rs
many political opponents as possible