The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-11-09

Worlds Fair.
Mrs Charlotte Dangler, Of Eaton
town, is seriously i'll.
Monmouth Park Association pavs
one sixth the tax collected in Eaton
town township.
i Justice Borden and Mr.. John
A. Citizens, of Asbury Park. have re-
turned from trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Wm- H. Carson and wife have
Worlds Fair.
Ira A. Strickiin, Of Asbury Park,
ana Miss Eleanor Stuart Mac MILAN
viii be married at the latteris home.
Newark, Nov. 18th.
The Cliffwood Public school has
ordered 155 pound bell.
The Hebrew Burial Ground Asso-
| citation, of Long Branch. has
placed $4,000 gate at their ceme-
terry entrance.
Clark Vaughn, who lives near
Hlghtstown, was prostrated by a
severe stroke of paralysis Wednes-
day morning. 1t is feared he viii
not recover.
/ Joseph Budd, who has acted a.
telegraph operate at Monmouth
Beach station, has gone to Lakewood.
where he has accepted similar posi-
ton.
Contractor G. v. N. Wilson has
been awarded the contract for build
ing an addition to the Monmouth
Beach Club House by Clarence
Houghton- The addition viii CON
meet the Birds Cage cottage with
the club house. The improvements
will cost about So, 500
Mary Conners, of Long Branch.
tried to commit suicide III three ways
Oct 2Sth. First she threw herself ii
+ frcntof afreight train but the engf-
neeT stopped the train within a few
4 feet OF her. Later she threw herself
IA front Of'a passenger train bur was
pulled of the track by C.EBrehm. An
officer was sent after her and he
4 found her standing on the track IN
4 front Of train. She was intoxfcat
ed and was sent to Freehold for 90
( days to sober up.
a reckless school boy at Duluth.
Mimi, while scorehing over the city
street ran into the wife Of a citv off
ciaI- She died in 10 minutes from q
broken neck, and the rider will BE-
prosecuted.
Mrs Nora. wife Of Alexander A.
I ConkiiH, died at Jackson 5 Mills. Oct
4 81. in the 22d year of her age. The
funeral took place at Harmony
/ church on Friday Nov. 8. Mrs. Conk-
iIn WIS he daughter Of Conoyer
Matthew's and had been iii feeble
health for some time She was much
respected and left many friends to
mourn her loss.
VIM. Perihm, aged 40 years and
colored, was crushed to death in
sewer trench ut Long Branch on
Tuesday of last week. He was down
in the trench when it caved in and
buried him, the great weight of dirt
crushing him so that be died in few
moments.
The outlet to Fletcher Lake, Ocean
Grove, gave way Saturday and it
is dry. 1t was repaired however
Saturday.
The thirty third degree was con-
ferred upon fifty three candidates at
the recent conclave in Chicago of
tie Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Masons. Gold chain collars were
purchased for thirty members of the
Supreme Council at a cost of 81,
500
The Manasauan Shirt Factory has
commenced operation.
Miss Ella J. Prest, daughter of
John Prest, of Robertsville, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tylee Quaelzen-
bush.
Geo. L. Barkalow, of the Atlantic
Highlands Journal, has accepted a
position on Hackensack paper.
Geo. H. Stout, the journalist, has
large collection of photographs of
Atlantic Highlands.
Richard A. and Chas. 7. Leonard.
of Leohardyille, attended the Baptist
State Convention at New Brunswick
last week.
The family of FIVE Of Walter Wheel
er, of Long Branch City, have ali
been i'll at one time with diphtheria.
Mission meetings viii be held in
the basement of Arioch Lodge build
ing at Long Branch
Clark Grant one of the oldest gun
smiths in the State, died ar Barne
gat, October 2Sth, aged 73 years
a committee of the ladies of the
Matawan Methodist Church, with
Mrs. John w. Horner at their head,
are getting out cook book
E. s. Bedle, of Matawan, was
thrown from bicycle a few days
ago and severely injured.
H. H. Longstreet, Of Matawan, was
at Norwalk, Conn, last week.
Mrs. Fursman, of Colorado, ia Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Wardell, at Mata-
wan.
Past Grand w A. Rogers, of Knick-
er booker Lodge, /. O. @. f., of Mat.
avian, has been reelected Deputy
Grand Master of his district
Mrs. A. A. Sanborn, Of Lincroft, re-
Gently underwent surgical opera
tion, in a New York City hospital.
N. d. Martin, OF Long Branch.
fell from bridge at Red Bank, .
distance Of "a feet, but sustained no
serious injury.
/ James Corbett, OF Atlantic High
lands, was thown from . wagon at
that place Thursday Of last week and
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