The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS

r j. l.. Kinmonth, editor of the As
bury Park Shore Press, . who grad
uated at the head of his class at the
Iowa State University, at Columbus,
Iowa, year ago, has been elected
one of the instructors of that insti-
tute Of learning.
The body Of an unknown young
woman, horribly mangled, was found
Tuesday night along the tracks of
the Long Branch Railroad, at Eliza
bethport. The clothing was nearly
stripped from the body. 1t is sup
posed that she fell from an excursion
train from Asbury Park.
Miss Mabel A. Beach, of Rockaway
y. j., niece of Mrs. r. A. Tusting. of
Asbury Park recently graduated
from the Conservatory at New York
and won the degree OF Doctor of
Music, being the first woman in the
country to achieve such distinction.
Big preparations are being made
for Junior Order Mechanics day at
Alcyon Park, on July 18th. Every
lodge south of Trenton has been in
yited to be present. Addresses viii
be made by Rev. J. Morgan Read, of
Burlington, and all the State officers.
The Odd Fellows have their annual
gathering on July 22d and the Grang-
ers will follow with a monster picnic
on August 5th.
Adolph Burknardt sentenced ia
October 1889, by the Monmouth
Courts 10 nine years and half in
State Prison for arson has been re-
leased on parole by the Board of Par
dons. Chas. d. Holmes sentenced
Feb. 1884, to ten years and s., 900 fine
vas released and fine remitted.
L. A. Eckert. brother of Thomas
Eckert, of the w. U.sTelegraph Co.
fell from his bicycle at Allaire and
broke his arm and injured his thigh.
He is now confined to his room at
the Commercial Hotel, Asbury Park.
The New Jersey State Board of
Medical Examiners met at Asburv
Park and elected these offieers:-
President, DIR. VIM. Perry Watson. of
Jersey City; Secretary. DR.. E. i. B.
Godfrey, of Camden; Treasurer. DIR.
A. Ubelacker, of Morristown. The
other members of the board are DIR.
q. 4. Wilbur of Asbury Park. DIR. A.
4. Baldwin of Newark, DIR. w. p.
Newell of Millville, DR. D. p Borden
OF Paterson, DR.. Edwin de Baum of
Passaic and DR.. Ghilds Groves Of East
Orange.
Those interested IN the Baum Shirt
Factory at Long Branch enterprise
met on Monday afternoon and effect
ed an organization under the name
OF The Baum Shirt Manufacturing
Company Directors were elected
as follows VIM. R. Maps. III. b.
Sherman, r. HI Hughes, Al. #. Baum.
Lewis Edwards. 5e1nes Campbell, A.
Chandler. Subsea aueptly the follow
I Izas aieeEs were eli ea AZ the 67ree-
4 pTesid enf. X. Edwards: seer t1rs AMI
treasurer. T Wesley Sherman man
ager, A. f. Baum
Ocean Grove is scandaIized over
the news which has just transpired
that one of its citizens. Edward
johnson, engaged in a prize fight
early Saturday morning in the woods
below Bradley Beach. with James
Poland. of the latter place. The
bout was for a purse of $25 and to
settle a grudge. A large number of
well known Asbury Parkers and
Ocean Groyeites were at the ring
side to see the fun. Poland was
knocked down three times in the first
round, and at the end of the fifth the
bout stopped because both men were
unable to stand up. Chief of Police
John Hulshart, of Neptune township
got wind of the affair, and rounded
up the principals, who have been
held under $500 bail TO appear on
Friday before Justice Dodd.