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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
KEYPORT

MIS-. sparks, upeTlHleuut u tHO
Loyal Legion temperance society
made an address at a meeting held
at the Calvary M. E. church Thurs
day evening. Friday morning. Mrs.
Sparks accompanied by Mrs. Thomas
Dawson, addressed the high school
students.
Mrs J.. T. Rickett, of Broad street
was a visitor In New York city Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charles x. Crawford. was in
New York city thursday
Joseph M. Walling, OF Atlantic
street, IS the guest Of relatives in
New York city.
An auction sale will be held this
afternoon of household goods. wagon
sleigh. etc, at the residence of the
'ate Capt. James s. Walling in First
street.
Mrs. Herr'ck, of Elizabeth street,
was a New York city visitor Thurs
day.
Mrs. John Tanner and Family. IF
Front street, moved to Brooklyn
Thursday.
Mss Gertrude Bohannan, of At
lantic street, is visiting Mrs. Mar
garet Van Ness. of New York city.
Local Democratic politicians are
rejoicing over the fact. that the lat
est and complete returns places Mon
mouth county as the second in the
list, giving the greatest majority TO
that ticket, Hudson county being
first.
Mrs. Fl. Force and Mrs. Augustus
Rhinehold, of First street. were New
York city visitors Thursday.
Sewer connexions were made this
week, to the Vreeland property In
Front strict, the buildings. recently
purchased from the Raritan Guarc
association.
Miss Emma Rhinehold. of Atlantic
street. was a visitor In New York
city Thursday.
Mrs. E. ~Schwendler. Of Front street
was In Brooklyn Thursday.
Louis Costa. of Front street. ia
enjoying a weeks vacation. which
he is spending with friends at Mon
~tjcello. N. Y, where he formerly
lived.
Mrs. s. j. Ar-owsmith, OF Main
street visited relatives at Freehold
during the week.
The local AUXILIARY society nf the
Memorial hospital at Long Branch.
will meet with Miss Julia Discard,
at the residence Of Dr.. D. E. Roberts
on First street Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
Revival services will be held ev-
erv evening during nevt week evrepr-
ing SATURDAY., at the st. Johns M. E.
church at South Keyport.
The sermon tonic for the evening
service at the CALVARY M. F.. church
SUNDAY will be THE Nations Great
est Enemy"
Owing to the fact that not all the
goods we're disposed of at the au-
ction sale held on TUESDAY at the
residence Of the late G. G. Hoag1and
in Main street. a continuation Of the
sale will be held this afternoon at
which the contents of four rooms n
an Albany cutter sleigh will be sold.
The Jennie Wren club will hold
their first meeting of the seaso at
the residence of the directress. Mss
Elizabeth C~rocheron, in First street.
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
At the salvation Army barracks at
Fast Keyport Sunday afternoon the
meeting will be assisted by Captain
Duerr and some Newark lassies and
the new converts.
Mss Annie l.. Triton was a New
York city visitor Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS PLANS
Entertainment and Dance
December 8.

At a meeting held at the home of
Miss Katherine M%essner in Amboy
avenue, Richmond Valley last night
plans were made for an entertain
ment and dance tob e held in Knights
of Pythias hall T~ottenville Friday
night, Deem Der 6. The affair will
be under the auspices of Mss Mess
ner's Sunday school class in the
church of ST. Stephen fer the bene-
fit OF the Sunday school. The pro-
gram will include a pantomine, en-
titled "A Japanese Wedding" and a
sketch. After the entertainment the
dancing Will be held. There will be
good music in attendance.
Another meeting of the class, who
are to take part in the affair will be
held this coming week. Rehearsals
will be started and everything done
to make the entertainment and dance
Q success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
GET CUNMEN'S
JURY QUICKLY
Five Had Been Selected When
Court Closed Yesterday.

New York. Nov. g-The work of So
whether pr not "Dagu Frank Cirohcl
Lefty Ionic Rosenberg. White!
Lewis" drank MuIIerJ. aud "tiyp the
Blood" diary IIuiUWitz' Jointly are
guilty of tie aituaI killing of Herman
RoseuthaI went Onward speedily when
the four gunuIeu were placed OF trial
before Justice Golf in the supreme
court. and 10y the time court was aid
journed ut 3:3n O'Clock yesterday until
Monday five jurors had been sworn i'll.
The story persisted throughout the
day that the tour gIuLueu al The last
minute hefoie gong tu trial wished 10
chauLe their pea to murder lii the sec
ond deGlep and 50 escape the eiertr1c
clair with n sentence III not less than
twenty Years. 1t was sand that the
court and prosecution did not LOOK
upon the last minute offer kindly and
tina the %Iunnnen's only hope lies with
q jury.
When the five accepted jurymen had
been told by Justi, e Con that they
might go 10 Their homes until tile trial
Is resumed on Monday, former Magls
trate e.. q. +. WuhIe denied positively
that his clients contemplated II cLan.e
of plea. Tile gunnueu themselves
espe, tally "Gyp the Blood. just before
being led back to the Tombs for the
night. continued to express their cou
tiueuce that they will be out herp ia
tNo weeks"
.'Ill buy you a.. drink on Thanksgiv
Ing day amy place you say. lauglec
"Gyp The Blood" to Il reporter ns th'
gliiinien weie ab ,ut to start back TO
their cells.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
GAVE CONCERT
IN HIGH
Report Pupils Were Pleas
ingIy Entertained.
Special t. the EVENING NEWS.

Special IT, the WE'VE.
Keyport, Nov. 9:-Miss Ola Bid
well, the celebrated elocutionist. en-
tertained the pupils of the keyport
graded school yesterday afternoon at
2 O'Clock IN the auditorium. The
program consisted Of Rotations AMI
songs, she being her W accompa-
mist. The entertainment was enthu-
siastically enjoyed by a large num-
Der of the scholars. An admission VI
five cents was charged.
Between the selections Principal
A. M. Dick played several amusing
records on the new Victor grapha-
phone which has lately been install
ed in the school. The concert WAS
the first of the season and being such
a success undoubtedly others will
follow,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
LIBERTY CAMP WILL
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

The second anniversary of Liberty
Camp No. 65, Woodmen of the
World, will be celebrated tomorrow
afternoon. following the regular
meeting of the camp in Forester hall
in State street. State Manager F.
0. Thompson, of Metuchen. will be
here and make an address. At the
meeting to be held first several candi-
dates will be initiated. 1t is also
planned to form a Woodmen Circle
among the ladies, who are wives and
DAUGHTERS of the members of the
camp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
MATAWAN

Miss Lulu Clark. of Long Branch,
is visiting the Misses Clark.
S. B. Eggeston spent Friday in
New York.
Mrs. Adele Bissell was a Perth
Amboy visitor Friday.
Miss Clark was a Keyport visitor
Friday.
Mrs. James Voorhis was an out-of-
town visitor Friday.
Robert Conover, of New York,
spent Fridav with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son H~obrough.
Mrs. B. +. S. Brown spent Friday
and Saturday in New York City.
Miss Della Clark. who teaches at
~Scobeyville, spent the weekend in
town.
Carmino Caserta, the Italian con
cerned In the shooting Tuesday even
ing, has left town, address unknown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
AUTOPSY WILL
BE PERFORMED
South Amboy Woman Dies
Prosecutors Office Acts.

Strange circumstances surrounding
the death of Mary Mihok, of South
Amboy, has prompted Assistant Pros
ecutor Joseph E. Stricken to order
an autopsy performed by County
Physician Edgar T. Carroll. The at
tention of the prosecutors Office was
first called to the case by Coroner
Mason, of South Amboy, who was
called in. The woman is supposedly
of foreign birth and about sixty-five
years old.
h woman, who resided on the
outskirts of South Amboy, expired
without receiving medical attention.
Mr.. Mason when called to the house
took charge of the body and notified
Mr.. Stricken. Just what caused him
to take this action will not be given
out until after the autopsy is held
today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
PHJLEMONS DEBATE.

THAT Reciprocity with the United
States would benefit Canada" is the
subject of the debate before the
Philemon Literary and Historical So
eiety at its meeting in the lecture
room of st. Paul's church Totem
vile, Monday afternoon. Miss Hous-
ton will speak on the affirmative side
Of the question and Miss Hagard the
negative. Madame Abbie Clarkson
Totten will have charge of the
music and Wilfred tombstone soprano
of St. Peters Episcopal church boys
choir, Perth Amboy will sing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
NEWARK YACHT CLUB
VISIT HERE TOMORROW

The Raritan Yacht Club will enter
tain members of the Eureka Yacht
Club of New York tomorrow after
noon in their Headquarters at the
foot of Gordon street. The guests
from the New Jersey metropolis will
come here in boats and after their
reception in this city will make the
return trip. On their wy back they
will stop in Railway, where they
will be entertained by the Railway
Yacht Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
CASES IN
LOCAL DISTRICT COURT

Besides the judgments rendered
yesterday in the district court the
following matters were disposed of:
Board of Health, represented by
Jacob Joselson, VS.. Jacob Peterson;
S25 judgment.
Samuel Baum VS.. Harry Spiegel,
discontinued.
Steiner & Peterson VS.. Harris Ed
elstein. discontinued.
Joseph Massopust VS.. Mateus
Kranveicy, discontinued.
Peter Charko VS.. David Ulman,
non-suit.
American News Company VS..
Harry Klein. discontinued.
P. A. Evening News Company VS..
Syndicate Specially Company, dis
continued.
w. E. Baker Company VS.. William
H. Nash. discontinued.
Robinson & Company vs.. John
Brown, n~on-suit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
GAVE ADDRESS
IN MATAWAN
Mrs. N. Pauline Sparks
Talks on Temperance.
Special to tho EVENING NEWS,

Special to the EVENING VIEWS.
Matawan, Nov. 9:-An interesting
address was given Friday evening IN
the First Baptist church by Mrs. M.
Pauline Sparks. Mrs. Sparks is a
we'll known speaker In the cause of
temperance and at present is travel
ling through Monmouth county on a
lecture tour. coming here from Key
port, where she made ar address
Friday afternoon. Miss Irene Bower,
president of the VS." under whose
auspices the address was given. took
charge of the meeting. Several Sc
lections were sung by the choir and
Rev. Samuel Bower read Scripture
and offered prayer. A silver collec-
ton was taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
Nut Meats Cske.

: Cne-half cup butter. one aud one
half cups sugar three eggs. two and
one-half cups flour. one and one-half
teaspconfuls baking powder, one-half
cup milk and one cup of any pre-
ferred nut meats. Rub the butter and
Eugar TO a light white cream; add the
eggs. beaten a little. then the -four.
into which has been mixed the ba-
king powder and saltspoon of salt.
then add milk and teat we'll: lastly
the nuts Fake in paper-lined tin in
steady oven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
INDICTED FOR MURDER
BY HIS OWN WORDS

Washington, Pa, Nov. 9.-After
organizing and leading several posses
in search of the murderer of Cecilia
Funks, of Manifold, George Green,
was indicted for the murder by a
Washington county grand jury to-
day. The girls body was found by
her father August 4. Green, in FER
reting" Out the crime, talked too
much and his own words led to his
Indictment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
So MARRIAGES
IN ONE MONTH
Ninety Births and Thirty
Three Deaths During Oct.

There were twenty more mar
riages, fourteen less deaths and ten
less births in October Just passed
than in September preceding. accord
ing to vital statistic reports filed with
City Clerk La Roe. The reports
show there were sixty-nine mar
riages, ninety births and thirty-three
deaths in this city in October. The
number OF marriages is claimed to
be large for October.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
CALL MEETING OF THE
STATE Y. NJ. H. A. BODY

DIR. Bernard Feldman, secretary
of the state Y. M. H. A., has been
notified by President Harry S. Teller.
of New Brunswick. to call a meet
ing of the organization to be held in
Trenton November pa. Action will
be taken at this session on the appli-
cation of the North Hudson Y. M. fl.
A. for entrance into the circuit. An
entertainment and general celebra-
ton of Convention Day will he teld
in the capital in conjunction with the
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
MANY FLAGS
Penn For I.sh. Dy o0,coJ.

Philuue,phla.-A ov. D Roosevelt .
plurality over WILSON, In Pennsyivunl
TOOK another jump inst night upon til,
competition of the count in a number o.
auultlonal countless
Including estimates from ll6 miss
my districts in Allegheny count,
which xSe unavailab,e. Roosevelt ;
plurality now stands at A.3ll. Tn.
official count. Ii Is believed. will Sent,
the Roosevelt plurality to about 5O.Uou
Thsscompiete vote ~ far N computed
stands: Roosevelt. 42S.570; wilson
NI.259; Taft. 2tY. It'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
RUMOR OF NEW MASSACRE
Fleeing Turks Said to Have Slain In
habttants OF Sii,vri. -

ConStantlnop4e. NOV. y. Fugitive
Turkish soldiers are reported to nave
mnssacred many inhabitants Of the VII
luGe OF Slltvll. on the sea Of Marnofa
southwest of the Tchatnlja forts.
The fleeing soldiers. VINO We're In il
state of seullstarvatlon and utterly d.
n.DruliZed. are said to have set tire &"
all the houses in the village.
According to Turkish official reports
Mussulman villages in the inluSs nIlo
KirdJare districts have been burned b!
Bulgarian troops and Daoud and ropu
kin and surrounding villages AVE beef
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
Nuts Steamed,

My fathers lunch consists largely OF
fruits and nuts, and 1t falls to me t.
crack and salt the nuts for him. says
q contributor to Good Housekeeping
] crack about a eupful Of pecan meats
and have discovered a very easy way
TO salt them Place a saucer OF nu'
meats over the steam OF a boiling ket
tie and cover them literally with salt
stirring them carefully In II. Remove
them from the saucer and pack at ono
IN q box or bottle My father pro
Aouuces them delicious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
FEAR A MASSACRE Of
CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY
CONTINUED from page ~
Continued from page ~

more spfrehensive. t'ncte Sam. M
represented ny the Tennessee and Mon
ANA. will ~ given arGI'nr opportu
ntv in this "rnise fo the Mediterranean
tn de nunstrntp. 1s thp Oregon did In
1878. the pnvv's fitness Roth vessels
vii travel under rush orders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
PROF. DEMAREST WILL
MAKE ADDRESS HERE

Professor Demarest, president of
Rutgers College, has consented to
deliver a lecture to m branch of the
members of the Hebrew Educational
Alliance. The local branch will
make an earnest effort to have this
city chosen as the Y. M. H. A. to re-
ceive the address of the noted school
master,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
WORKERS
SECURE new MEMBERS

Seven new members were added
to the Master Brotherhood Of inter-
national Electrical Workers, Perth
Amboy Local No. 186. LAST night at
a reception Ia its members at For
ester's hall. The increase makes the
present enrolment about twenty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
FINE KEYP0RT MAN FOR
RESISTING POLICEMAN

Resisting an officer cost Peter Hill
ffty-one years old. of Keyport. SO
this morning when arraigned on a
charge OF being drunk and disorder
ly. He was arrested by Patroiman
Tonnesen yesterday for a street
fight and was fined So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
Funeral of Joseph Ball, Monday.

Funeral of Joseph Ball, Monday.
Funeral services for Joseph Ball,
of 189 Fayette street, who died yes
terday morning. of a fractured skull.
will be held from his late residence
Monday morning. followed by 9 mass
in St. Mary's r. C. church at 10
o'clock. Interment will 10 made In
GA Aa- A~AAAo~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
G. WIS HERALDIC DEVICE
One of the Quarterings of Stand
ish of Duxbury Goat of. Arms.
TBv Cable 10 Tho Tribune.


London, Fej. 26.--Dr. solloway, Vicar
OF Selby Abbey. who short time ago
announced tho discovery at Selby Of a
hitherto unknown Washington shield,
has come across another example in his
native town Of Chorley Lancashire. The
bearings are 10 be found as one OF the
quarterngs in tho coat-of-arms belong
Ing to the family of Standish of DuX-
bury, and are represented twice over in
tho ancient parish church Of the Ian
cashire manufacturing town, on n
stained glass window and on the back Of
pew.
"The Standard" says; "A Washington
duartering in the Standish achievement
will come as q surprise for though nu-
merous Americans visiting Duxbury Hall
have found their way to the Chorley
Parish Church few, II any, seem TO have
noticed the stars and stripes of the
Washington quarter. At Chorley the
stars. mullets and bars are white, while
the field IS red, the tinctures being the
reverse of those usually represented on
the Washington coat-of-arms, as. for
instance. I'm tho window of Selby Abbey;
hut this difference is we'll known To
horaldic students. certain branches of the
washington family bearing silver
shield with red bars and mullets and
others n red shield with silver bars and
mullets"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
s'EXPECTED" IN NEW JERSEY
G.. L. Record Says Roosevelt's S
Statement "Opens Up Fight"

Colonel Rooseyelts supporters in New
Jersey expressed unbounded Joy on hear
ing his statement yesterday. George j..
Record, who UP TO a few weeks ago was
one OF Senator La Follettes chief sup
porters. when he heard Of Colonel Roose-
velts statement seemed greatly pleased
+ at the prospect Of fight among the Re
publcans. He said he had expected just
such a statement from Mr.. Roosevelt, and
added
1T opens up the biggest convention night
that has ever been held in this country
When Colonel Roosevelts statement was
read 10 Ex-Governor Fort he said:
1T was all that Mr.. Roosevelts friends
expected Of him His friends in New Jer-
sey are for him and intend to stay for
him until the convention is held, win or
lose
Ex- senator. Colby said he was delighted
with the statement
Il expected IT," said Mr. Colby and /
know Il viii be pleasing TO Colonel Roose-
velts supporters in this state. 1 am conf
dent that the delegates to the coming con-
vention Will be for Colonel Roosevelt IL the
vigorous campaign we purpose to conduct
counts for anything"
Colonel Roosevelt was put into the race
for. the Republican nominate for Presi-
dent by some of his New Jersey support
ers on Saturday, when petition was fled
with the Secretary of State asking that
HIS name be placed OF the ballot.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
SAY KINGS IS FOR TAFT
Brooklyn Leaders Express oppo
sition to Roosevelt Candidacy.

II the sentiments OF the principal As
sembly District leaders Of Kings County
are any Indication. Brooklyn IS soiidly op-
posed to the candidacy Of Colonel Roose-
welt Brooklyn is entitled 10 sixteen dele
gates 10 the national convention. About
dozen OF the leaders who win be either
delegates or the controlling power behind
delegates expressed their preference for MIR.
Taft in the Presidential race. One leader.
Who has been more than score Of years
in harness SAID
They all say that they are for Mr..
Taft now, but just wait TIL the convention
meets. Then wen all lose our voices and
run OFT Ike raindrops into the Roosevelt
reservoir. Kracke is having cold sweats
and losing flesh over the situation. Calder
had 10 be dragged into the White House
30 express his sentiments for Taft. Vass
and Campbell ] believe are honestly for
Taft. and so Is Woodruff but just wait.
The manner in which the county committee
Endorsed the candidacy OF Taft was joke.
II was formality and nothing more. They
haven't the courage OF Prerdergast 10 come
out openly for Roosevelt. rrcndergast
laiked Roosevelt to me the other day till
my feet burned"
Neither Timothy l. Woodruff. the re-
habiIltated leader OF the county. nor Con-
troller William a. Prendergast cared to
make q statement last night On frequent
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
BUTLER FIGHTS BURGLAR
Is Badly Beaten, but Prevents
Robbery of House.

A man who gained entrance TO the hcms
Of John Lynch, a real estate broker, ar
No. 800 West S5th street, last night by The
use of a. pass key. escaped after beatins
Miguel Sebriand. Lynch's butler, into un-
consciousness when he attempted 10 crap
pie with him. The butler put up such
stubborn fight that the thief became
frightened and left the house without oo-
tanning any booty.
The house is owned by Louis Dassa'e
Cuban planter who is visiting In CUBA
Mrs. Lynch is the daughter of Mr. Dag
save.
Sebriand was found by the Lynch fapl-
lily, upon their return from the house OF
friends, lying at the foot OF the stairway
on the first floor. His head was badly cui.
The butler after being revived described
his assailant as a man OF medium heisM
with a pointed beard and wearing glasses
Seabriand was in his room. on the roy
hoor, when his attention was attracted py
noise in the lower hall. Going down the
stairs, he saw an intruder standing in the
door of the parlor, and attacked him win
n club. The man backed away and tried
TO hold off the servant with a revolver
The butler struck him across the wrist lusl
as he attempted 10 fire, and the shot struck
the wall. Dropping the revolver the burg
lar gave Seabriand a battle for me pos.
session OF the club. He wrested II iro'I,
him and dealt him blow on the heaa
which rendered him unconscious.