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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
CHOP ICE AND
RELEASE BOAT
Atlantic Terra Gotta Company
Has Gang Working.

, Because of the extreme cold
weather of the past several days the
sAllahtic ,reria Gotta Company had
to put a large force of men at work
cutting ice In the Staten Island
sound to make passage TO get
their clay seows from IN front OF
the dock at the plant In Totten-
vile. In some places the, Ice was
ten and twelve inches In thickness.
After. the ice was loosened 1t was
fioated cut In the sound
The passage was made large
enough SO that tug boat could get
Ife the dock anS te-y fhes her~e out.
Considerable difficulty has been ex-
periensed ny Jne Terra Coca eo.t-
Germ In getting their boats In and
out from the Tottenville plant this
winter. because of the Ice tamming
against the dock at that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
WORKMAN
KILLED IN
ACCIDENT
Heavy Iron Sheet
Br 6 axis Neck
and Foot.
GREGORY YARD
Elsker Perener Of 733 Cort-
landt Street Dies in Ambu-
lance on Way TO Doctors
Office Removing Part of
Boiler When Crushed.

While working on a boiler at
John H Gregory's old boat yard at
the foot of Brighton avenue short
ly before 8 O'Clock this morning
Elsker Perener, thirty years old, of
|733 Cortlandt street, was crushed
Ito the ground by heavy sheet of
iron with such force that his neck
and right foot were broken. His In
|juries resulted in death short time
latter the accident happened At the
time of the crash a brother of the
victim was working near him. His
escape from injury is considered
miraculous.
Part of Large Boiler.
Perener was told to take a large
|strip OF iron from one of the large
boilers in a hulk of boat at the
place. His Lrother was helping him
|and together they loosened all OF
the rlvets that held the iron to the
boiler. Stepping aside the men
made preparations to take the un-
fastened sheet of metal away when
HIT fell, crushing Perener under 1t.
Dies In City Ambulance.
Workman quickly extricated the
man and carried him to the Office
The city ambulance was called and
| the injured man was taken to the
office OF DR.. NJ. S. Meinzer, but he
expired on the way. Dr. MeinzeI
pronounced life extinct and the body
was taken to the morgue OF Corones
| +. J.. Flynn.
At the time OF the accident 1t wal
reported that an explosion had or
Icurred III the goutaern section oi
1.-THE city. This was somewhat sub.
stantiatad BY the sight of an ambul.
ance travelling at record speed to.
wards Lewis street shortly after the
Irumor became prevalent. Coroner
Flynn Is Investigating the cause OF
1.-THE accident.
After an investigation by Coroner
Flynn n0 decided tnai ihe
case should be sffted out by highei
authorities and accordingly poti,
| fed Prosecutor Theodore Booraen
who said that a detective would be
sent here this afternoon. Some
doubt exists as to the dead mans
right name. Coroner Flynn con
tends that he was known as Franz
Eleker," while his fellow workmer
and Mr. Gregory say they knew the
man as s'Elsker Perener =
1t was learned this afternoon tha'
THE dead man is survived by wif'
and four children living in Europe
He boarded with his brother
Michael
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
.CL AIM [0C1CR
HAS NO PERMIT
Charges Against x-Ray Man
Have Hearing Tonight.

j. b. Stubbert, of New York. was
arrested at 4 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and again about o'clock
last night on charges OF practicing
medicine without q certificate. He
was first arraigned before Recorder
Henry w. Kehoe, and according to
him he pleaded guilty. stating he
had simply neglected to file his cer-
tiiicate with the county clerk OF Mid
dlesex county. He stated he was a
regular registered physician and
travelled about and because Of the
latter reason he had failed TO file u
certificate In this county
Prosecutor Interested.
The police had much evidence
against him and Prosecutor Theo-
dore q. Booraem told them he was
interested in the case and main
tanned that nothing less than $1,000
bail should be accepted. Recorder
Kehoe held Stubhert under S12S bail
all he could produce at the time, for
further examination al a hearing to
- held at o'clock tonight. It is
expected local physicians will then
ap ear against him.
Stubbert claims to be travelirg g
representative of Dr: Ball, who is
said to have permanent main office
at the United Bank building In Pat
erson. RaIi advertises ex ens'vely
In the leading newspape rsof all the
ol1zlnunltses he lnvades. OF late
Ne has been advertising In this city,
hat he Is stationed temporarily at
the Packer house. When his refer
ences were investigated It was found
thst he had heen oceeDteH IA praeti
cally all the leading cities OF the
ctafe withou question. Newark. Pat
ifsun, Bridgeton. and OF er rlsces
heing among the cities be has visited,
He is just now advertising exten
efvelv Ia New Brunswick in tt ]
lea ding newspaper there and anpar
emily has met with no opposition
The sweep3ng declarations of abil-
ity of cdr. Ball." lead the police and
local physicians 10 investigate and
they declare thev have found Stub
bert to be one of the greatest medi-
cal fekes they have ever come across
For the past week the police aid
ed by local doctors. have been Sc
curing evidence against the man
posing as ssDr Ball. at the. Packer
rouse and fsev aeerwt sha-a .
enough against him to warrant the
ending OF hts ALLEGED swipaling nrsc-
tees In this county They assert
that IL sufficiently strong action Is
not pressed locally the county pros
ecutor will push the case OF the
numerous patients" SEN by the po-
lice to be treated, sll were rel'osea
OF SUMS OF money, RANGING from s Q
A4<1. "a !, - Local nh ue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
NEW CHURCH is
BEING PLANNED
Holy Trinity for $4,000
Edifice--S -S23, 900 School.

Plans for a modern sch ool and a
magnificent edifiee are being pre-
pared by New York and Trenton ar
chifects for the congregation of st.
Stephens elayigh church. In Penn
street The new buildings will total
$1I3, ,0DNs This announcement was
made bv tie pastor Haverend Joseph
Ezuchy today to 81 NEWS representa-
tive when he said the RIght Rsver~
end Bishop James A. McFnul. Of
Trenton. had adonted III fdeas as set
forth BY him. The present church In
Penn street he says Is entirely too
crowded at the present time and ow-
e ing TO the large Increase It is deem
ed absolutely necessary to make the
proposed cszlSc5. .i'
$4,000 to BE Spent
Joseph A. jackson, OF 1928 Broad
way. New York, has drawn sketches
for the new edifce which will cost
lin the neigh borhood OF $4,000. The
old church ST isuated at the persent
time In Penn street will be torn
down and modern school will sup
plant the structure. The new edifice
will be constructed OF the finest stone
with three towers
The new building of worship will
be situated un the corner of Wash
sngton and Penn streets and will be
one OF the most handsome of foreign
churches in the state. During the
past year the revenue OF the church
amounted to $4,000, which amount
| is excellent. considering that the
congregati ton Is made up of labor
ling people Every family In the con-
rreeation has promised the pastor,
Rev. Joseph Szuchv the sum OF $25
as starting fund for the new build
inEs
In the State of New Jersey there
are only two Slavish Catholic
churches, one In Trenton and the
other In this city. People from this
| end OF the state flock to the local
, church and after considering the
subject the Bishop and the local
pastor decided that q new church
and school would have to be erected.
Three Affairs Likely.
Three affairs at least will grace
the new church. The pastor IN
charge may yet decide TO have sme'A
affairs on both sides OF the buildin
n addision to the three main affairs.
The picture and drawings show the
proposed structure to be modern in
every way. IS soon as Bishop Me-
Faul returns from his southern trip
actual work on the buildings will be
icommenced, according TO Rev Father
Sxuchy. The rectory which is also in
Penn street viii have TO be moved
nearer Neville street to grant sufTi-
cient spare for the church
Plans for modern school amount
Ing to $4,000 are now In the hands
of William p. Endebrick, of las
East State street. Trenton. for the
local parish The Trenton architect
Has already submitted drawings Tor
two story building constructed of
brick. 1t is the intention OF the local
pastor to organize a school system
similar to the one now In operation
at ST Mary's church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
TAFT'S POLICY
IS AGGRESSIVE
His Speeches a Direct At
tack and Firm Defense.
,osaia. ~ unitrd Press w.rs.

speoscl sp Umsted Press wtrs.
Washington. Feb. Is--'rhe time
has come to clear the political at
mosphere and. the next four months
win get rid of lies, misrepresenta-
tion and hypocrisy" said President
Taft today, indicating hts intention
to oppose traducing by his political
enemies. The President plans. TO
make every speech both sdiree'
attack and firm defense
He*told his friends he lii not apel
ogizing for his administration. bu'
is meeting attack with attack. This
1T Is announced. Is the future Taf
policy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
BELIEVE MAN
WILL RECOVER

The condition OF John Beau, VII,
attempted suicide by slashlng !
throat with razor yesterday morn
ing. was reported as being much in-
proved today and there are expecta
tions that he Will fully recover un
iesa complications should deyeio- .
He is able TO drink milk and to4i :
ate quite heartily. Physicians b.
predicted recovery as doubtful own ,
to his great loss of blood. Those Ia
charge of the almshouse fear Il !
man will repeat the attempt an
s.alntain that he should be placed
IA some other institution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
GERMAN BOAT
|. SINKS BRITISH

Special by UHltca Press Wire.
Cuxhaven, Germany Feb. 1S:---
The British steamer Humber was
sunk today following collision with
the German steamer Answald The
Crew was rescued
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
WARRANT rs FOR
iRONW0RKERS
ssseta, bp Unsted pre.s wsrs.

Special bu Unffed Prs.s wtre.
Chicago. Feb. 13.-Warrants for
the arrest of Frank M. Ryan, presi-
dent OF the International Associa-
ton OF Bridge 4 Structural Iron
Workers, and n, III. Houl.han, sec
Fretary of the Chicago local OF the
been issued by United States Com
missioner Foot The warrants were
might and kept secret. They are
based on indictments returned by
the Indianapolis federal grand jury
charging completely in the alleged
dynamite conspiracy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
VESSELS SUNK:
MANY DROWNED
oa Uritsd Press wtre.

Nagaski. Japan, Feb. 1s:-The
Japanese steamers Ryona Maru and
Moria Maru were in collision off thls
port today and both sank immedi-
ately. Thirty-two of the formers
crew and fourteen of the Iatter's
were caught between decks and
Drowned, the remainder being res
|ened by steamers near at the time
of the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
GARY SAYS UpHEAuAI.
is TO BE PEACEFUL

speoiaR by Uattsa r4sss Hes.
WaAhingtn, Feb. 13:-The social
fabric bf the nation will be rent IN
an nplSayal following The present
period Z unrest, but far from being
the IN revolt" predicted by Ell
bert Fl Gary. the evolution will be
peaceful This was The answer today
40 the IT magnases recent speech
by Repre- 8sltatfYe Norris. tie House
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
REIGN or TERROR IN
BELGIUM COAL FIELDS
Dv yatted Prest wire,

Brussels. Feb. 1S;-A reign Of
error existed today in the Borines
district where the striking coal min
ers continue their looting and riot-
ing IN defiance of troops, The cit.
uatton is. regarded rs esnerate The
k ngdom is ttreefert i with an
alarming coal famine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
M'KlNLEY is Me-. MY
MnllTHplEf SAYS T.R.
spsetas oy uslssd Press wsrs-

kpscfaE 5V U.lsed FT0a5 WsFe4
New York, Feb 13:--.tYou can
say for me that Congressman Me-
Kinley In not my mouth piece, said
Colonel Roosevelt. when pressed for
a reply to the Taft campaign mana
gers. statement that Roosevelt wss
gathering the progressive strength
and when the time came II would be
thrown TO President Taft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
O'CONNE:L.l TO
SUCCEED DOTY

Special by United Press Wire.
Albany. Feb. 13:-Governor Dix
today appointed DR.. Joseph j
o. O'Connen, of Brooklyn, health
officer of the port of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
WOULD AMEND
CONSTITUTION
Initiative and Referendum
and Woman Suffrage.
speatal o De ErsNINe NEws.


Trenton. Feb. Is CoaeufrsAt
resolutions providing for amend
ment to the state constitution, ID
serting the Initiative and referanz
dun principles and giving wosnen
the right to vote. we're introducea af
the senate today by Senator Gehr
hardt, Democrat, OF Iunterdon
county. They must be passed hy
this and the next legislature asad
then be adopted by the People 81
the polls before they become elfee-
tive. The initiative On legislation
is to be exercised after filing belt
tion signed by eight per cent. OF the
voters and the Referendum provides
that the people :ssss set-. sss
against any proposed law unan ties
filing of petition signed Isy fIxe
per cent. of the voters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
cARp OF THANKs.

The undersigned desire to thank
friends and relatives for their kind
ness in our recent bereavement, es
peciafiy the Rev, Father Corr a.
Father MeKeever; also Thomas
Burke foI. eff'ai ai's---
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
Queen Elizabeth Seriously Ill,
,eo,..t on Uw,sea Press sYsrs.

Speolul by DWlfea FTess WiTs-
a Brussels, Feb I3:-Queen Eliza
Beth, who has been suffering for
several days from Influenza. was
worse today and II was feared that
pneumonia might develop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13

Ing the goxer1sor III ilay isxs
to popular cIanlpf. stand IN N III s1afs1|
sion and keep the PAPERS sss lsssy
are using rs their principal nrsafneat
upon Governor Dix thai FUN ntifSIiei
in the Brandt ease would mean ! seiszs
dni
Attorney General CarmDdy. WHO n
here. said that he believed the govern
or would be swayed eventually BIZ the
facts In the case. not by what eithar
the friends Of the Schiffs OF os Branals
might sfy to him. Mr Carmody Will
ask Supreme Court Justice Gerard 70
day to delay his decision on the wt1t
of habeas corpus In order that the ease
might go back to the governor who u
contemplating review OF the pro
ceedings.
II believe" said MFR. Cartnody THAT
the pardon will be granted This Kuy
e~nor knows that Misrepresentation
were made to him. but he III be4et by
people who tell him that It would ~
wrong 60 stir things up ngsin On ae-
count of scandal However. the xUy
ernor mas put the case In my isstnsis.
/ tackle 1t FOR the arst time. Iana nj
ready convinced that Brandt WAS the
victim Of what looks like conspiracy
+ ."rhe issues in this case are more Isl,-
portant to the state than they are to
the unfortunate young man. Brasfsif.
There appears to have been misuse
Of the courts. Every ounce OF authsil-
~ i'm INV ofsses will be used TO sira 0uk
who engineered thls business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
GOVERNMENT HORSES
|. AND MULES DIE IN FIRE

special by United Press Wsrs.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. 1S:-Te
mules and eleven horse NTead1'
sent to the MeSinn--
goveJo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13

Principal LLOYD III
Frank Lloyd, of Matawans nrila
cipal of schools Nc. and 3 in this
city. is III at his home In the
town. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
Mid Exnresa rraln.

Il ann0uneed recently That an
ether boat might be added to the
Ferry system here this summer. but
il Is reported that the officials
will urge immediate action In this
matter. The commuters who LETT
here on the T.29 o'clock this morn
Ing missed both express and local
traina. On the Tottanvllle side. due
to The boats delay Thsr waited
thirty minutes foF tne next exains
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
Foreigners WILL
Be TAUGHT C|V|CS
Evening Glasses to include Dis
sertations on Advantages
of Citizenship.

Foreigners attending the local pub
lie school evening classes will be
given better opportunity than ever
before of learning the benefits
derived from citizenship and the ne
cessity of It, The teachers at these
classes will point out the numerous
advantages of securing the privilege
to vote, following the recommends
tion to this effect by the Board of
Education.
The committee on instruction and
educational supplies of the board
made the recommendation at its
meeting last night. It was also de-
cided to open Fairgrounds at the
Avon Avenue, Montgomery and Web
ster schools next summer.
Special classes in the Seventh Ave-
nue. and Warren Street schools will
be organized for backward children.
One class will be conducted in each
school, and this plan. it is thought.
will prove a great benefit to both the
backward children and those whose
studies are impeded by the presence
of the backward children
Supervisor of Lectures Arthur G.
Balcom submitted a report showing
that nearly 100000 persons had at
tended the illustrated lectures given
by the Beard of Education in the
various schools. The committee voted
to continue the lectures. but referred
to the committee on buildings the
proposition to install picture booths
in the new schools. This plan would
abolish the present mode of carrying
the picture machines to the various
schools.
1t was also decided by the commit
tee that superintendent of Schools A.
B. Poland should secure all data pos
sible from various cities in order that
the new normal and training school
cn Belleville avenue whe ncompleted
shall be as nearly perfect as is pos
sible. The methods used in taking
care Of defective or backward chill
dren in other cities will also be in
vestigated.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
HEALTH BOARD WILL PULL
THROUGH, WITH ECONOMY
Announcement Made After Con-
ference With City Auditor.

Members of the Board of Health
were notified last night that 1t would
not be necessary to close down the
department during the latter part of
the month, as way to raise money
sufficient to carry the department
along for the remainder of the year
mad been found, provided the strict
est economy were practised. This
was announced to the hoard by City
Counsel James r. Nugent. who de-
clared this decision had been ar
rived at after conference with
Mayor Haussling and City Auditor
James A. Rowe.
President .Herold hastened to as
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
GIFT FOR NEW CAPTAIN

Captain Andrew MacNichols, of
Truck Company No. 2. recently pro-
NOTED to the captaincy today. is
highly priced the helmet and emblem
OF his rank. which was pre-
sented to him last night by
Captain James J. Dolan and
members of Engine Company No. 20,
to which he had been attached. Cap
tain Dolan made the presentation,
which took place In the quarters of
the engine company. Deputy Chief
MeDermitt, in whose district the
quarters are located, made short
address, voicing his appreciation of
the friendship shown. After the
speeches and preservation refresh
ments were served.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11

epain called yesterday at the froe-
holders hospital committee meeting
County Counsel Jones was absent
and another postponement was or
dered
Eight employees in the boiler room
of that institution petitioned for in
creases in their monthly salaries
from SEQ to S75. The petition was
rlaeed on fle.
Action on the recommendations by
Medical superintendent Guy Payne
Of the overbrook institution, was
also deferred. The committee wont
on record as being In favor of hav-
ing all petitions for salary increases
voted on at one meeting. The sub
committees IS on salaries was unpre-
pared in its report concerning the ap-
plieations of two internes for in
increases in salaries fro ms50 to 500
month. The internes are Drs.
Henry G. Smith and. Drew Ward
ner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
R0VERD PRIZES
EASYTO WIN, But.
int lTtlgine Evening Star
swardss Are Like Ready
Roasted Ducks of EIdorado.

Sothfie is more elusive than honor
4 fame. and nothing is more sought
eer. When these are gained the
safy seeker il prone to regard them
less desirabA than he thought, for
sir possession. usually entails risks,
there are tho sc who begrudge the
are on the Q innacle of fame to
nsrs than the mselves. This if
uaonstrated by the threats on the
. of President ELECT Wilson ana
ruthless Killing of those in high
nciai positions 5oy dissruntled sn-
fdinates.
There IS one kim of honor, hoSt-
r. which will not be attended vii y
sks and that is Ase honor to +
fned by the sincere worker in II
uehinR Stars provdrb contest
ID not be necessary for you to pu
fiitional insurance on your III
ter you win the splendid award
ferad by the Star or otherwise pre-
ri Yourself. II you win the 30
ID carry 1t out on the highways ar q
ways and make yourself an ca "
rev for footpads, you may meet
,oubIe. but otherwise, the serenity
4 your mind after your proEerb SEE
.ss will be unmarried
1T is SO easy to become discouraged.
avbe you are feeling blue over yesur
aances for a prize in the Evening
far,s proverb contest. You may
ave given up entirely.
There are, maybe, few carefully
ned out contest coupons in your
rawer, products of an early en-
,1siasnn. but the coupons for the last
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
UNION PRAYER MEETING

Union prayer meeting attended ny
members from three Presbyterien and
one Methodist church WAS u at rhe
Third Presbyterian CbUr II last night.
Speaklng on The Problems cf the
Church in Newark" addresses were
made by the Rev. DR.. William j.
EaWs son, pastor Of the First Presby
teIian Church; the Rev DR.. George
p. Doughcrty, pastor of St Paul S
Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Rev. DR., Lyman Whitney Allen pas
ter of the South Park Presbyterian
Church. and the Ftev. Dr. Robert
Scott Irelis, Of the Third Church. Dr.
Joseph S. Vinson was the ,eader
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
TALL cEDARs PREPARE
FOR CLASS INITIATION

The executive committee of Essex
County Forest, Tall Cedars Of Leb-
anon. met last evening to consider
some forty "sapling" applications,
which were acted upon in prepara-
ton for the annual meeting and big
ceremonial session to be held in the
Kruger Auditorium on next Mon
day evening.
A large class will be given the de-
srees in short form in the presence
of several delegations of visiting Tall
Cedar forests. The annual election
of officers will be held and be followed
by a reception. Supreme Tall Cedar
william L. Blanchard, Of this city,
will be among the noted guests.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
"LA FAVORITA" PRESENTED
ATMETROPOLITAN THEATRE

La Favorita" was presented by
the San Carlo Opera Company before
n crowded house at the Metropolitan
Theatre. Charlton and Montgomery
streets. last night.
Although since the opening Of the
season with "RIgoletto" he COMPANY
has met with great success, last
nights Offering excelled any so far
given both in attendance and excel
lonce of production Next Tuesday
evening the company will present
Faust"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11
YOUNG PEOPLE PLAN
LECTURE AND CONCERT

A public lecture and concert will be
given under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Society of the Congregation
Bnai Abraham. in the synagogue,
Thirteenth avenue and High street, at
s o'clock next Sunday evening.
Miss Rehecca Aronson will give vi
olin selections. An address. "A Plan
Of Popular Education" will be de-
liyered by Chester ]. Teller. manager
of the extension work of the bureau
of education of the New York Com
munity. The lecture will be illus
trated by .stereopticon views. Philip
]. Schotland will preside.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-11

sure the city counsel thai no money
was being spent at the present time
except for salaries. and asked wheth-
er the intention WIS to cut the pay
roll. To this Mr.. Nugent replied in
the negative. A motion to practise
the strictest economy for the remain
ier Of the month in accordance with
the city counsers suggestion was
made by Mr.. Meeker.
The matter of cutting down the
departments expenses was left in
the hands OF Health officer David B.
Chandler
Mr. Nugent stated the money
would be raised by transferring
smaller amounts either from other
departments or from the contingent
fund.