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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
GENERALLY FAIR ALL WEEK
Neg. General Storm VIII Strike East
About Friday.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Tfe weather
bureau issued the following weekly
bulletin:
The distribution of atmospheric pres
sure as shown by the weather map of
the northern hemisphere is such as to
indicate a continuance of moderate
temperatures throughout the country
during the week. although 1t is prob
able that colder weather will appear In
the northwest the latter part OF the
week.
The next general storm to cross the
country will prevail In the north Pa
ciic states Tuesday and Wednesday,
the middle west about Thursday and
the eastern states Friday, The precip.
ltation attending this disturbance will
be mostly rain, although snow lis likely
In northern states east of the Rocky
mountains.
Stormy weather is indicated In the
north Atlantic steamship routes east oi
the Grand banks this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
BARS
The SOCIALISTS
Elections In Reich
stag Stir Up a Muss.

Berlin, Feb. 19.-The trouble which It
was foreseenA would result from the
election Of Philip Schiedemann, a So
cialist, az farst vice president Of the
reichstag has already broken out.
The kaiser, ON the advice of Chancel-
lor Won Bethmann-H oilwea. has refus-
ed to receive Johannes Kaernpf, the
radical deputy from the emperor's own
district who was elected president Of
the reichstag when DR.. Spain declined
to serve Nth q Socialist, and Heinrich
Dove, the radical second vice president,
because Herr ~Sehiedemann declined to
Join them In the customary application
for an audience with the emperor.
This application. as is usual. was made
after the officers of the reichstag had
been elected. The Socialist party does
not recognize court functions, and for
this reason Herr S~chiedemann refused
TO append his name to the official APP
plication,
The situation Ia unprecedented, aud
no solution OF the dinaculty can be
foreseen at present. The Socialists In
ferprst the action OF the emperor SIS an
attempt to prevent the ratification III
the election OF Herr schiedemann. a
formality which Is necessary a month
after he has been chosen by the reich
stag. and to compel the election OF
some member other than q Socialist In
his place. 1t would. however, be un-
precetented to have the strongest party
In the rsicAstag unrspresented among
RI. presiding oi1osfs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

NEWS rs

"A delegation of ten members Of
Algonquin Lodge No. Al knights of
Pythias, Of this city, attended the Pres
byterian church In Woodbridge last
night. Reliance Lodge of Railway was
also represented.
AN important meeting of Perth
Amboy Lodge No. 7sa b. p. o. Elks Is
scheduled for tonight. Saturday night
the usual weekly social session took
place.
Loyal Council Daughters of Ameri-
ca meets tonight.
George Rodgers, who is associated
with his brother Joseph Rodgers, jani-
tor Of the American building at the
corner Of Smith and State streets. has
opened a shoe shine parlor in the base
ment of the building underneath the
Famous Department store,
Cabin Amboy Woodchoppers failed
to have a meeting yesterday because of
"a quorum not being present.
What is known as decision day In
Simpson M. 3. church was observed at
the church yesterday after the morn
ing service. More than fifty, mostly
young people came forward aud de-
cided to work for God and the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
TAFT MEN BUSY
IN NEW JERSEY
fcontinued from paxs L.,

p tCODLlEUEQ ITOHB DIXIE 4-f
tration was voted out when commits
sion government was adopted, but
national politics had no part In that
campaign. The regular Republican
leaders are not saying anything as
to the Roosevelt movement, but
some of the rank and file of the
party are in favor OF the colonel,
expressing the belief that Taft can
not be elected. As the home OF
United States Senator Briggs, who
will be a candidate for reelection, a
determined effort will be made to
keep the county in the Taft column.
Progressiyes in Middiesex.
Mfddlesex county has a liberal
sprinkling of Progressives, due both
to national and state causes. There
has long been 8 feud in the county
on national patronage between
Theodore Strong and Robert Carson,
who In the old days had the friend
ship of United States Senator John
Kean. From the state standpoint,
Strong's dictatorial methods of Lead
ership made him many enemies,
which lost the county for the Repub-
licans on several occasions. The
present political situation in Mid
dlesex Is considerably mixed SO that
Taft will not have a clear field. The
outlook Is that Monmouth will be
for Taft.
State Treasurer Daniel s. Voor-
hees, who lives In Morris county and
who is one of the leaders there, de-
clares that the county will be over
whelmingly for Taft. Ocean Is an
other county In which Republican
politics are very much mixed, but
thus far no very determined Roose-
Welt movement has manifested itself
In the county.
Banking and Insurance Commits
sioner Vivian M. Lewis and the
other big leaders In Passaic county
claim that county for Taft beyond
all doubt. All the Progressives there
are for Roosevelt. but Mr.. Lewis as
serts that the Progressive sentiment
will not be strong enough to prevent
the election Of Taft delegates. In
the new superintendent of the con-
gressionai districts Passaic county,
except the extreme northerly por-
ton, will be made a separate dis
trict, so that according to the declar-
of the county Republican lead
ers Taft will get two delegates there.
Salem county Is small and even IL
the ~Progressives get an organization
the larger Regular vote in
Camden, which Is In the same con-
gressional district, will outnumber
The votes cast by the former, thus
savoring Taft.
Somerset county is in the Fourth
District, with Mercer and Hunterdon
and thus far the Progressives have
not made much showing there. Sus-
and Warren are Democratic
counties and under the new congress
districting will be in the dis
trict with Bergen and the northerly
end of Passaic county. The state
Taft leaders claim the new district
will be for the denomination of the
President. AS already stated, the
Bergen county Republican Commit
tee has declared for Taft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
SAVES 2 BOYS
ON DRIFTING ICE
Reseuer In Boat Wins Half
Mile Race.

Trenton, N. j.. Feb. ~19.-Samuei Len
OK. twelve years old, and Robert Lenox,
eleven, cousins. had a thrilling escape
from death when they were marooned
in the Delaware river on d large cake
Of Ice, which gradually diminished in
size as It was swirled down the stream
at a rapid rate. The boys were play.
ing on the frozen surface of the river
when the ice started to break up leav-
Ing them on a foe.
Before they realized their predica-
ment 1t was too late for them to jump
over the widening breach. and In their
distress thay cried for help. Theh
shouts were heard by Charles ID. NC.
Clary, who was on the river bank. He
called to the boys not 10 jump into the
river and. getting q boat, went to their
rescue. After @ race of nearly half q
mile in his boat. which threatened
every minute to be crushed. McClary
reached tho boys ana got them safely
to shore
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
BIG ACT HEADS THE
SHOW AT PR0CT0R'S

The headline act at Proetor's
theatre, commencing today, EiH be
a big spectacular production with q
cast of twelve people, and two sets
of scenery, entitled, "Fujiyama." a
Japanese ~operetta. The principal
role will be assumed by Miss Ada
Mitchell, late prima donna of 1.-THE
Japanese Honeymoon" Company.
This act should prove one of the
biggest drawing cards of the sea-
son.
Another feature act will be Zamo
& Wynne, two girls, in a singing
and dancing skit that will be sure to
please.
King & McKaye, two men, come
dams. will keep the house in an up.
roar of laughter
Caron & Farnum, comedy aero
bats, will amuse and entertain with
the novelty of their work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

WEED-~hdrs. May. wife or Frederick
Weed. OF As Woodruff place, at
noon today NJ her home after an
Illness OF soma duration, following
an operation about a year ago.
Mrs. Weed, besides her husband,
IL survived by two mi and a
daughter. Thes are Mss. Ause-.
I'll. Howell, Alonzo and Raymond
Weed, all OF this city. Mrs. Eliza
beth West Is q sister Of Mrs. Weed
and there is asso o sister living In
Brooklyn. Arrangements FOR the
funeral airs being made.
COLTON-Mar4on- ssven months
old. infant daughter of Mr. and
Mira. Owaa Cotton, $50 Brighton
avenue, this morning. The child
il one OF the twins OF tha couple.
the funeral viii be held from
their home al Q oscloek Wednes-
DAP afternoon. Reg. Dxs WILLIAMS
s.. Palmer wlEs nAaelaEa and 5ASes-
m6nt viii foiiew I'd ALPINE aeaas
fags
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
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pivyss, ss sas aenor.1 ror5s of anne.
lon9wea Wiz aaman M tbe cIsrks
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
HEAR LECTURE
BY CLAESSANS
New York Man Addresses
Local Socialist Party.

A large and appreciative crowd
attended the third lecture in this
city by August Claessens, of New
York. The lecture was held at Union
hall on Sunday evening, under the
auspices of the local branch OF the
Socialist party.
True to his policy-of never speak
ing on the same subject twice, the
lecturer chose a very interesting
one this time: Woman and Low
Wages" # consisted Of an anlysis
OF the problem OF woman displacing
man in industry and commerce; the
speaker first showing the causes that
today drive women to work, why
they receive less wages for the same
work as men, and the tremendous
effect 1t has In lowering the stand
ard of living for all the workers.
Mr.. Claessens also briefly sketched
the history Of industrial develop
ment and the abandonment of the
home industries by the coming Of
the machine and factory age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
DISTRICT SUPT. GAVE
SERMON AT SIMPSON

Rev. DR.. d. B. f. Randolph, dis
triet superintendent OF the Eliza
beth District of the Newark confer
ence, preached at the morning ser
vice in Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday. DR. Randolph
took for his subject. Prayer" In
the evening Rev. DR.. William u.
Palmer, pastor, preached. There
was a large congregation at both
services. DIR. Randolph win come
here this Friday night TO conduct
the quarterly conference at the
church. The reports of the various
Officers OF the church will be receiv-
ed and other business of Importance
will be transacted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel pollxowitz, Of
New Brunswick avenue, have returned
home after visiting friends in New
York.
Miss Beatrice Larson, Of Brighton
avenue, spent the weekend rs the
guest Of friends in New York.
William Benz, of Prime Bay, s. l.,
visited friends In High street, Saturday
night.
George Fullerton, Of New Brunswick
avenue, was in company with friends
in New York, last night.
Benjamin Slobodien, Of New York,
has returned home after a visit Of sew
eral days with his parents in Oak
street.
John Hrubee, of New York, spent the
weekend as the guest Of his parents in
Hall avenue.
Joseph M%assopust, Jr., Of New York.
has returned home after a visit of sew
eral days with his parents in State
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
CORNELL MEN DROWNED.
cayuea lake Claims Two More stu
dent Victims.

Cayusa lake Claims Two More Stu
dent Victims.
Ithaca, N Y, Feb.~l9.-Cayuga lake
claimed two more victims from the
Cornell undergraduate body when Ter
ry A. Converse of Buffalo and Charles
w. Cetman of Richheld Springs, N. X.
broke through the Ice a few miles south
of King Ferry and were drowned. The
third member Of the skating party.
Rodney n. Newman. escaped. but by
the time he could summon help the
other two had gone under.
The lake is said to be over 400 feet
deep where the WI young men were
drowned. Not far from this place two
boys were drowned In a canoe accident
several years ago and their bodies
were never recovered.
Cetman and Converse were Juniors Ia
the Cornell college OF civil engineering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
MEXICO WANTS A LOAN.
Said to Be Negotiating With FrsneI
F~inanciers.

Said to Be Negotiating With French
Financiers.
Paris, Feb. 19.-It is alleged in fnan.
eial circles that the Mexican govern
ment is making an attempt to negotiate
an important loan In France, where
the leading banks are said to be willing
to take 1t up. On the other hand. the
latest diplomatic and consular advices
from Mexico received here say the stu
alton there is in too critical a state for
foreigners to make any loans and that
1t would be sheer folly for French
bankers to advance any money.
Business men send word that Mexico
is still upside down and advise France
to follow Germany's action and send Q
gunboat to Vera Cruz. This advice Is
based on the belief that the United
States is not likely TO utilize the Mon
roe doctrine In the present Mexican
turmoil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR
SPOKE TO CHILDREN

At the morning service In the
Presbyterian church yesterday the
pastor preached a short and interest
ing sermon TO the children taking
for his subject, "The Little Minis
ter" After this sermon he preached
to the older folks from the sermon
Christ Men. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Herbert Clark delighted the congre-
cation by singing a duet and Mrs
Clark singing a solo. In the even
ing the pastor preached an excellent
sermon on IT'S there Anything In
Religion" At this service Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark sang and the choir rem
dered an anthem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
MAR|ONS NET
1925 ON SHOW

Charles jacobson, chairman of the
arrangement committee, is authority
for the report that the Marion A. G.
cleared upwards of $225 On the min
strel show, which they presented
last Thursday evening at the Bijou
theatre. The net gain at the pres
ent date is S213, with about $45
worth of tickets yet to be accounted
for. Some of these were sold, it
is declared, which will increase the
total to a gratifying figure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
CagD OF THANKS.

The family desire to express their
heartfelt thanks TO Rarftan Lodge
No. 81, +. & A. M, OF this city, and
Jerusalem Lodge No. rs, f. & A. M,
OF Plainfaeld, also Rev. DIR. Palmer,
Undertaken Fera Garretson and
friends for their kind sympathy, SER
vices and doraI offerings in the be-
~reaveIaent of husband and father.
Mrs. Elmer Little q Family.
s4638-2-19-ffsa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
WILL GET BIDS FOR
PLAYGROUND MATERIAL

A meeting Of the Playground Com
mission viii shortly be held for the pur-
pose of giving out bids for the equip
ment Of the new playground. Armin
Tomaschoff has secured data relative to
some of the material wanted and sew
eral of the large manufacturers of snch
goods will send a delegate to this city
when the board meets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
VALENTINE TEA.

The Valentine Tea given in Roessler 8
gymnasium in High street from 8 until
I o'clock, Saturday under the aus
pieces of the Kappa Delta realized about
$50 for the Home For The Aged. The
-oom decorated with hearts and other
amblems Of the day and the tables were
accordingly arranged Miss Laura Ram
eav was chairman of the committee.
After the tea the members Of the club
agld their friends enjoyed an informal
reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
BOY SAVES TWO LIVES.

Frank Hague Resoass Truants Fram
Canal. Making Record Six
Ridge6elds N. J., Feb. 10. Frank
Hague, seventeen years cid. was the
hero IN an exciting rescue from drown
lag. He saved the lives OF George
Haight and Elmer Garter, 1l1a asggus
Twelve years old. who ventured on the
rotten Ice In the Morris canal. near
bloomfield This puts SIX lives to
Hague's credit.
Knight and Carter had played truan.
from Sunday school. vsnfursag wherg
the ice was weak. Haight broke
through. and Carter. who went co bis
aid. also fell into the hole. Both boys
chung to the edge Of the Ice, Hague
heard their cries aud vlfh the aid OF Q
Skinny stick Was enabled te rescaa
them
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Complaint About Boys.

Complaint was again made to the
police yesterday that boys create a
disturbance about Division and
Washington street. Mounted Pa
trolman William T.. Hartmann was
detailed to investigate a complaint
made by Michael Seaman, a grocer
at Division and Washington streets.
who complained about q gang of
boys annoying him and acting disor-
DERBY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
e

TO fttingly celebrate the tenth an
uiversary Of his birth, Watson John
stone entertained a number Of his boy
friends at q party Saturday afternoon.
Games were played and q program of
music arranged by Wilfred tombstone
was carried out. AT 6 o'clock refresh
saents were served. In the party were:
William Wilson, William Allen, William
Hanson, Willard Hultz, John and Crof-
con Kehoe, Wilfred and Watson John
stone and William Holmes. !.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
70 ENTERTAIN EMPLOYER.

The nine male employees OF Albert
Econ, proprietor OF a furniture store
In Smith str eet, will entertain their
"begs'' ON Wash ngton's Birthday,
February %, at supper and a thea
tire party In Manhattan. They Will
dine at Guffanti's and later witness
Weber and Fields. The hosts will
include the following: William G.
TAYLOR. Harry Bowen, William Toh-
men, George Mnndy, Lawrence
Clancy, William III. Hoy, Charles
Bitter and Harry Feinberg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
aIIVER WEDDYNG.

10 1ttingly celebrate the twenty
@fEh anniversary Of their married
SzEa MIR. and Mrs Harry Finkeidy.
entertained : nnAaher Of friends at
j Nl!ger wedding anniversary at their
A9me Wednesday night Many
M~andaoTaa present were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Rushes Into Flame to saws eabs.

saranae Lake. N. T.. Feb. TO-
Charles P. Dillon. secretary of the
state highway commission. saved a
t~hree-year-otd child from death by
rushing into a burning house and bring
ing out ghe youngster In his rms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Il .

Members of the Gibson Mandolin
Club met at the residence of John
sokolinshi. In Gordon street, yester-
day afternoon. 1t was decided here
after to hold their sessions on Sun
day afternoons at the homes OF the
various members. After practieing
FOR an hour the members enjoyed a
social time with refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Rox socrAI roNraHT

Plans are complete Tor the box social
of the Ladies' Of the Macabees Of the
World In Moose han at s o'clock TO-
night The committee in charge have
shade elaborate arrangements TO make
this event one of the finest ever held
under the same auspices. Dancing viii
be enjoyed and other forms of games
end entertainment afforded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
Beat IN Hss goarding Re,ss

f5ssHt Up HIS BoaFdiAg Boss.
Because IL was declared he had
beaten Anton Clemense. his board,
ing boss, of<673 Elizabeth street. Va
Brisky, thirty eight years old, wa.
fined $40 today by Recorder Kshoe
Friends paid the fine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
ENJnY pRTVATE N

Over 200 people from this city and
vicinity attended the private dance n
reception of the LaRose orchestra IN
Kreeger y auditorium Saturday night.
The hall was prettiiy decorated for the
event and members of the orchestra
furnished music for dancing. Al II
o'clock q repast was served after which
dancing was again resumed. On tbs
arrangement committee We're: Andrew
Anderson, chairman, assisted by Marine
Hansen, John and Arthur johnson
Louis Pav1ovsky, William Clemensen
W4lliam Hansen End Chris Hansen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
CABINET MEETING.

c-hE-c. meeting OF the Epworth
xssague OF Simpson Methodist Epls-
1opaI church Win be held tomorrow
Hzsht at the honle Of Miss Alice
Eegstrom, ITO Market street. All
gssmbers i urged to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
POLICE NEWS

Steve Toinusky. ffsy.three years old,
of 663 Stata street, was fined go yes
'terday for beating Mary Rubak.
George Paternan, thirtysseven years
bid, og23 Fayetta street, was arrested
By Particulars Hugh steed yesterday
morning on s charge Of asssuit5Mg Mrs.
NsEains, 0e the sams address. Re-
.cordez Kshoe discharges tbs man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
HAVE WHIST ToNInHT.

The committee in charge of the whist
for the enlargement fund of the Y. M.
FL. A. have made final preparations for
the affair which win be given In their
rooms tonight. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

Largest and most
complete line Of wash
suits In town. In 3
variety of styles, pat-
terms and fabrics that
will not fail to please
your ideas and pOck-
ct book.
Sizes 2 Years to 10
$1.oo. 1.2s Nov 79c
$1.37. 1.5s Nov 1.15
1.ss Nov f.48
800 Nov 1.79
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

Oh tie aews tor 10 cents a waak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
sHTpKIN-GoLDMAN.

Before o large gathering In Temple
Ehaary Tfloh at 2 O'Clock last night
Rabbi thurman united Samuel Shipkini
Of Division street and Miss Anna Gold
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gold
man, Of Newark. After the ceremony
the guests Numbering over 500 attended
che reception in Washington hall. Miss
Rose Mayesowitz, Of Brooklyn, was
mail OF honor and Harry Shipkin, a
brother OF the bridegroom, was best
man. Misses Lena Goldman, Sadie
Danes, Gnssie Krans, acted as brides
maids and Jacob B. Joselson, Samuel
Borak and Samuel Shapiro were ushers.
After q wedding tour Of several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipkin win start house
keeping at 205 Market street. Mr..
6hipkin is interested in the business of
'the Perth Ambey Beef Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
pprzEs AT FAIR.

Tho bazar and fair of the local lodge
of Loyal Order Of Moose was brought
TO a close Saturday night and it is
estimated that about $1,000 was real
lied from the event. The hall was
crowded both Saturday Afternoon and
evening and the booths were very well
patronized. Mrs. William =. Van Pelt
who was IN charge Of the event thanks
the members of the committee and
those who assisted in other ways of
making the event it proved to be. Fol
lowing are the prizes and the names of
those who secured them at the session
Saturday night. Diamond ring, Mrs.
Harry Smith. gold chair. M. D. sher-
Ii1l; watch, Charles McClymont; +. A.
Blue, china tea set and gold clock;
toilet set Mr.. Rensers; wine set, John
Garner, sofa pillow, Frank Ryder; cnt
glass bowl, r. IL. Brown; china tea set,
Farnk Warner; rocker, ]. II. Odlum;
picture. Nj. n. Reedlam; William
O'Brien and Edward Burns each five
dollars in gold; boat, Mr.. Ernst; cen
terpiece, M. Fitzpatrick; table clcth,
Mr.. Watson; Moose Sofa Pillow, Pat
rick Lyon; toilet set; L. F. Clancy; ton
Of coal, Olaf Walsh; rocker, Nicholas
Morrisey, and water set, p. Howley.