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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
PASSENGERS in Panic
IN Erie Train Wreck
Especial to the Newark stnr.I


RUTHERFORD, N. j., May FL
Passengers on an Erie local were
thrown into a panic when the train
crashed head-on into a stalled freight
on a siding at Carlton Hill. The
train had just left this place when
the engineer saw the stalled freight
as he rounded the curve at Carlton
Hill. Brakes were put on and the
power reversed. but the speed of the
passenger train was such that the
locomotive slid along the rails and
struck the caboose of the freight a
terrible smash
The engineer and fireman saved
themselves by jumping, but the ca
boose was turned over and one freight
car was derailed, while the cow
catcher of the locomotive curled up.
There have been several reported
attempts to wreck Erie trains re-
Gently, and the passengers, hurled
from their seats, thought the train
had been derailed by wreclSers. There
was a wild dash for doors. Some men
climbed through windows. As far as
could be learned from the railroad
officials, no one was hurt
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SUB COMMITTEES IN
FIGHT OVER TARIFF

WASHINGTON. May 21.-The fight
between Republicans and Democratic
senators over making public names
OF manufacturers who appear before
Senate finance subcommittee and
publishing briefs filed in protest
against rates was renewed today
when the finance committee met.
Senator Penrose, who led the fight
on the floor yesterday, resumed the
minority leadership in committee.
Chairman Simmons announced before
the meeting that he never had been
opposed to making public the names.
The committee also had under con-
sideration a list Of tariff questions to
manufacturers. submitted by Senators
Simmons. Stone and Williams, acting
as special subcommittee.
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CIRCUS ABODE OF V|GOR,
VIRTUE AND HAPPINESS

The elevated standard of, morality
of circus men and women is a revela-
t;on tn one who ;s with +bano fron,
do, - a.v "a i t,,o,r o,o.o 49,,
paa'ois
Inc atmosphere and environment
seem charged with health and happi-
ness, vigor and virtue. Drunkenness
is never permitted in any form.
Immediate discharge no matter .,bo
the offender NAV he is tbe nenaltv
and. except in tbe ranks of the work.
insmen few If anv are over fonnd
guilty
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jill Ting CAUSES RIOT
AT CHICAGO WEDDING

CHICAGO. May 21.-Following a
riot of 10000 persons gathered in
front of st. Procopius's Bohemian
Catholic Church. Dr. Frank A. La
carlo and his bride. who was Miss
Ella Triner. are on their wedding
trip today. 1t became necessary to
send out a riot call. and police re-
serves had much difficulty in main
tanning order
DR.. Lagario is the son of the head
of the Pasteur Institute in this city.
Miss Triner and Miss Emily Higgins
both asserted they we're engaged to
him. The situation was cleared when
Miss Higgins announced she would
retire and bring $4,000 breach Of
promise suit.
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JIMMY GUARINO TALKS i
ENGLISH, BUT NOT ALWAYS

vineenzo Guarino. better known -
Jimmie Guarino. around the Court
House and in the section Of the Eff
teenth ward. where he is one Of flae
leaders of his race, can talk perfectly
good English until he gets excited.
He got excited on the witness<
stand in the Quarter Sessions CouEa
today before Judge William F. MAJ
tin. where he was trying 70 descriis
an alleged assault committed on him
by Joseph Juliano and Frank Ezzss
giero in a Garside street saloon Qas
tober Z last.
Judge Martin, First Assistant Press
ecutor Wilbur A Mott, who Is trying
the case for the State, and J. VieteS
D'AIoia. counsel for the men on trial.
all know that Guarino talks under
standabley English and tried 10 make
him do so. but after iifteen-minuts
attempt Judge Martin stopped The
proceedings with the remark. When
this man gets excited he talks 90
fast the sound comes from his mouth
in q succession Of noises, not words
The judge then ordered that 1he
rest of the examination be Conducted
through an interpreter, and Court m
terpreter Joseph Federico got busy
Guarino then told Of how on the niE1zt
in question he was called from lzlg
home, 81 Sixth avenue, By message
that he was wanted at CROSS saloan<
AZ Garside street. When he got there
Guarino stated. Ruggiero and Juliana
were waiting for him and that
quarrel started over something Guar
inc is alleged to have said about ene
Of the men.
The quarrel soon passed the taIk<
ing stage and fists began to fiy. Glzarz
mo alleging that he was first beaten
and then cut with some sharp IN
strument. receiving wounds on z1z
neck and head. The defendants admit
being in fight with Guarfno. hsif
claim he received the wounds wheH
he fell through a glass door afEaz
missing swing he had aimed II
Ruggiero with his list.
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WOMEN HOLD CARD PARTY

A large attendance marked a card
party held in st. Johns Hail in Null
berry street last night under the
auspices of the members of St. Johns
Branch, Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
Association. Euchre was played.
Following the games there was dane
ing. The committee in charge of the
affair consisted of Mrs. Maria Quinn,
chairman; Mrs Catherine Lounsbury,
Mrs. Wilhelmina Moore, Mrs. Anna
NJ. Klein, Miss Anna q. Holt. Miss
Anna Ryan, Mrs. Lizzie feeling. Miss
Ma-s c;;sf-cs-, Mrs. Elizabeth Sea tty
Mrs. NJ. Garrigan and Miss Anna
Gormley.
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REAL ESTATE

IryingtoD, east side Florence avenue. 2S4
$500
Catherine A. Martin and husband TO
Half Dime Savings Bank. West orange.
northwest corner Valley road and Level
Ign Park, 5000.
United Realty and Mortgage Company
70 Traders Investment Company. East
Orange. east side Whittier street, ABB
feet north from Edgar street $500.
KaHaele Onorato to hontclair Savings
BANK, Montelair. west side Maple ave
| nue., 1873 feet north from Elmwood ave
nue.. $500.
Frank r. clute to Harriet e. Ball.
Montelair, centre Valley road, 2f5 feet
i north from Laurel place, $500.
Charles HOLMAN 10 Norfolk Building
and Loan Association. Iryington. north
west corner Avon and Myrtle avenues,
| 81. 900.
Arthur NJ Park to Lyons Farms Build
ing and Loan Association, Belleville,
4 east side Washington avenue. 80 rect
north from Beilavista avenue. s5.09e
| Elizabeth Garvey ct al to william
Leveratt East Orange, west side North
Fifteenth street, 626 feet south from
| Park avenue, $500.
Angelo Falcone ct al. TO Catherine
! Farenga, Nutley, north side King street
149 feet west from st. Mary's place. $3.50
William +. Headley 10 Annie Bond
Irvington, south side Rodwell avenue, 100
! feet west from Grove street, $500.
Vincenzo Gantieri to Montclair Build
ing and Loan Association, Montelair.
east side Forest street. corner Watkins's
land $500
Gwladys e. Hasbrouck and husband to
Charles r. Dean, Montclair. east side
Bruce street, south side H. X Kent
land. $1,000.
Frank r. Clute to f. Alexander Tom
kins, Montclair, west side Valley road.
1872 feet north from Mt. Hebron road,
500.
Giovanni Esposito to Frederick J. ,og-
den ct al, Belleyille, southeast side Har-
rison street, 100 feet southwest from Wal
lace street, 81 900.
BENJAMIN Vollherbst TO Annexed Dis
trict Building and loan Association. lrv-
ington, west side Colt street, 80 feet
south from Cottage street, $1,000.
Pietro Ross TO Kinney and west
Building and Loan Association, Belle.
vile, west side Watching avenue. 90
feet north from Franklin street, II 400
Joseph Sburkin to American Building
and Loan Association, Orange. south
side Nassau street. 156 feet west from
Jefferson street. $500.
Charles Guerdan to Irylngton Iealty
4 Company, Irvington. north side STRAIT
ford place, 225 feet east from Union ave
| nue. 800
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BISHOP MAKES CHANGES
IN DIOCESE OF TRENTON

TRENTON. N. J.. May 2L-The
RI. Rev. James A. McFaul bishop
of the Catholic Diocese OF Trenton,
made the following appointments and
changes yesterday
The Rev. John Foley will be sta
TONED at St Mary's Church in Glou-
cester; the Rev. Father Younger, as
assistant to the Rev. Father Rathner.
pastor of st. Francis's Church on
Front street, this city; the Rev. John
Walsh. appointed to st. Michaers
Church, Long Branch; the Rev.
Father Edward Kennedy, assistant
at South Amboy. and the Rev. Jo-
seph T. Casey as assistant to the
Rev. Father Reynolds at Red Bank.
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After several hours of freedom,
Charles Cutler, an 8-year-old inmate
of the Children's Home, on RidgewAy
that institution last night After
making his escape he wandered to
this city and was found on Ferry
street near the Market street station
of the Pennsylvania Railroad by Pa
trolman p. Duffy, who took him to
the Third Precinct. The police were
notified and representative of the
home claimed. the runaway
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WILL NOT LOSE nYEs1Gnr

Tho physicians at the City Hos
pital today say that Ellis A. Bejbom,
36 years old, of 1o11 Broad street, who
was burned about the face and hands
when a mixture he was working over
exploded, will not lose the sight of his
eyes. which were only slightly burned
He is not considered to be in seri-
GUS condition. Bejbom was working
in a jeweliry factory at Lafayette and
Liberty street yesterday when the
liquid exploded
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WOMEN WIN AT POLLS
FOR NEW SCHOOL SITE

wEsTF1ELD. n j. May III
About 300 women who have been
working for the purchase Of new
school site here for several months
went to the polls yesterday and cast
their ballots for the site they eoa<
sidered the best. and won. There
were 1,s7e votes cast at the scano4
elecffon
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80 YEARS IN PRIESTHOOD
Especial to the Newark start

PASSAIC, N. j.. May 21.-The Rev.
Thomas J. Herman, rector of st. Mich
GLASS Church for fifteen years. and
for a like period before with churches
in Newark, observed the thirtieth an
niversary of his ordination to the
priesthood.
Father Herman was ordained by the
late Bishop Wigger at Seton Hall
College, having been educated at
Seton Hall and Villanova colleges.
His first assignment was to curacy
to st. Michael's Church. Newark.
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WEST HUDSON REALTY

JERSEY CITY, N. J., May 21.-The
following deed apd mortgages AFFECT
ing property in West Hudson were re-
corded yesterday:
Ixearny Conveyance.
Emma c. and Abraham L. Higgins
to Daniel P Kilborn, north side of
Prospect place. 1874 feet east from
Forest street 374xS6. 81.
Kearny Mortgages.
Jongle Realty Company to Mar
garet Geherty. west side of Chestnut
street. $50 feet south from Bergen
avenue, 19x102, $1,000.
Harris Brechman TO Walter II.
Jamouneau, trustee, north side of
Pomeroy avenue, 7S1 feet west from
Emma c. Riggings to John r. Har-
din ct al, east side of Pleasant place.
150 feet north from Bennett avenue.
50xIf)0 So 1900.
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'
Abraham Bruskin to Beulah G. WI.

Abraham Brusbin TO Beulah G. VIII
son. Montclair, W cor Wilfred st
and Harrison av, 127x244.
Walter S. Nichols to Louis Heyl,
Jrvington. S. Twenty-firet st,
rs # n FIR Seventeenth av, 25x100.
Robert w. Belts to William FL.
Way, Bloomfield, Watsessing
av, 261 tt W fr Arlington av, 40x100
Louisa l.. Weber and hus TO
cor Avon and Myrtle avs. 50x100...
Andrew Lenart ct al to United
Realty and Mortgage Company, e.
Orange. Whittier st, 1873 1T n
FIR Edgar st, 33x105, and other tract
John Rummell to Harry S. Sheik, s.
Orange, W Bowdoin st, $50 fit
W FIR Harvard av, 75x150.
l.. De Witt to Arthur M. Park,
Belleville, e Washington av, 300
It fir Bellavista>av, 2Ox162.......
Charles w. Cox to Arthur @. Smith,
Millburn, W cor Spring and
Church SITS, 150x1O0. .......,.......
Catherine Farenga and hus to An
gelo Falcone ct al, Nutley, n S
King st, 149 # W fr st. Mary's pl,
OUxSU ...........--.....-...-
United Realty and Mortgage Com
pany to Adolph Olson ct al,.E. Or
ange, W Emerson st. 80 IT n fr
Edgar st, J00x105. ....................
Emile B. Welsh and hus to Vim
cenzo Gautieri, Montclair, e For
est st, cor lands of Watkins, 40x90
Robert G., Davey ct al to William c.
Gayitte, Bloomfield, W s Ridge
wood av, 403 It n fr Watching av,
29x182 ..................-...
Nellie B. Grout ct al to same. Mont
clair. W S Ridgewood av, 1902 IT
FIR Watching av, 65x182. ............
Catherine v. Van Varich and nus
to Nelson B. Mari, Glen Ridge, W
$ Edgewood I'd, 469 IT fr Park av,
S5x5 -...-..;- .s......-...:.,:.-
William c. Gavitte ct al to Claflin
Wight, Bloomfield, " Hidgewoo
ay, 302 TT fir Watching av, 100x
Edward c. O'Neill to Clayton e.
Rich. Montelair, W N. Mountain
av, # # land c. Rapkin, 6sx
III ..-.................-..
Thomas F. Murrin to Thomas f.
Roche, Montclair, W s Central av,
$ cor land Montclair Athletic
Club, 70x95 ......................
Thomas r. Roche to Edward A.
Courier, Montclair, same property
| William Mayer to John Krieger.
Irvington, S Twenty-first st, $50
TT fir Nineteenth av, 25x65.
Peter Mooney ct al to Thomas f.
Mooney. e. Orange. e Nassau pl.
so TT n FIR Central pl, 30x14. .......
Thomas r. Mooney to Peter Mooney,
ID. Orange, same property.
Walter Kinsey to Emily Birdsall. E.
Orange, Cleveland ter, so #
FIR Netherwood ter 50x100
Horace r. Cook to Benjamin Voll-
herbst, Irvington, W Colt ST. $50
it fir Cottage st, 50x100.. ....
Arthur ]. Coleman to Giuseppe ST.
bilia, Belleville, cor Joralemon
and Hill SITS. 24x110..
Beulah C. Wilson to Abraham Brus-
kin. Montclair, W cor Wilfred st
and Harrison av, 127x244. .......
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PUBLIC SERVICE coNrRAcr

The contract for constructing the
foundation of the new Public Service
warehouse. on Canal street, was
awarded today to the Linde & Crit
fiths Co, of this city, for $4,000
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TRANSFERS.


fgh3 Ann
Leonora Kohn TO Mark Greenstein,
s Hawthorne az, % IT e # Bruins
wick pl, 25x100. observation-disclosures.
Christina Trefz 10 Joseph Axelrad.
d Eighteenth av. 7O4 IT IT
WaVerly pl, 25x98. ........-.. .#.-....-.
Frank L. Shields to Theo Chaser,
e Schneider ay. 215 IT e fir Os-
borne ter, 30x100. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Harriette S. Reeve and hus to
George Goldberg. u Morris and
Essex Railroad az, 50 # " fir High
Matthias Gr0ssDer TO L. Lewis
Cigar Manufacturing Company, S
Bank st, 30 fl W FIR Morris av,
25xleo ...-..--.....-.-.---.-
Vincent Realty Company TO Giu-
seppe Rec, Avenue c. 30 IT a
fr Emmett st, 23xl69. ................
Same to same, e s Avenue {. 80 1T
n fir Emmett st, 23x1S0. ..............
Same to GiovannangelO Genitempo,
e Avenue c, 81 1T "A fr Emmett
st, Ax112 .....-.+..-.......+.
Frederick j. Fischer to Joseph
Weisberger, W Morris az. 225 #
FIR W. Bank ST. 25xI00. .......-....
Frederick ID. Stoutenburgh ct al 10
Globe Realty Company, $ New
York az, 4S9 IT W FIR S. Prospect
st, 2lx97 ....................-.
ernest ScnumaeneT 70 1eHIy WtI-
ner. S Stirling st, 325 # W fr
High st, 20x99. ........-.-.........
George j. Grey ct al to Charles
Zausmer. G $ Pacific st, 23S TT fr
Baldwin's land, 26x100. ....-.-......,.
Louis Sieber to Board of Education,
cor Bragaw av aud VAIN
wright st, 25x100.. ...................
Georgianna Dobbins and hus to
George r. Rowland ct al, n $
land James NJ. Quinlan, 125 IT "
FIR Summer av, 69xi24. ......-.....-..
Florence e. Cabill and hus to Wal
ter ID. Meeker, W Bergen st. 1S6
TT W Fl Hawthorne pl, 25x100. =.
Walter ID. Meeker to William f.
Headley, same property. 49,.
John F. Monahan (sheriff) to Wash
ington Building and Loan Associa-
ton, Charlton st. $50 II fr
Montgomery st. 25xl00.
Washington Building and Loan As
soeiation to Hirsch Fleischman,
same property ...........A
Bountiful Realty Company to Al
| fred V. Hartley, Astor st, 100
# fir Mulberry st, 25x100.
| Clinton Park South Land and I'm
provement Company to Jennie lie
win. S Weeqnahic av, 303 It e fr
Hedden st, 34x100. ...-...............
Matilda S. Link to Winslow Zellff,
W Summer ay, 105 IT Fl Sec
| Ond av, 50x150. ..........-..........
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lie Betrenen oes 8nperiifen In.
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Die anoauernoen @oltenbriide beruanoeln e
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