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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09

LEH1GH VALLEY RAILROAD
Time Table in eject Nov o 1879.
3 atoms IN New York, foot OF GortIs, d.. us,
hrosses and " Jst 2srd streets, Penna. r, X
Ferriee.
TRAIss LxAvU STATE STRsnT srArrcx.
FOR NEw YORK
6.io. I45 am 4 20 IN i.30 pm. daily cor ner-s
VII "s7 train for Bound Brook, Ma,ch Chunk
Westnsrly, Hazelton P~ttsv1lle and inte1Inedf
NE points.
NnR SOUTH PIAIRFIELD.
SIC. IS a. u. i.s0, 4 20 p. m. eur uaya
S IS a L. 40. els . M
FOR 0THER POINTS
Is 1. m. Daily Except Sunday Connect with
II u EXPRESS tor fssJon, BeIhleham Allen
town, Pottsville. Buffalo. Ninraea Fails and mt
cseo Farlor Car New York to Buffalo. con-
meets with local train for all points east Of
Mauch Chunk.
SIS a. m. Sundays only. Express train for
Buffalo, Niagara Fails, and Chicago. stops
bennington jet.
40 , M. Daily Except Sunday Expressk
tor Wilkes Rarre. Scranton. Hazel
and rrtncfrsl fnteTmedsetr stations
bl5 p. IL. Sundays only Through trail
BpTnIo. HiRgarR Fails, Suspension L
and Chicago. connects for New York.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PLAIN
0 PERTH AMBOy
aI0, a. " s.45, 500. $50, .. M. Sui
10 IS q. M. 5.CU. z. 80 %. m. Trains arrfyd
Ambov- $50 a. -. s.104.05, BE, $40 D..
day, 1057 q. NJ. B ". s 10 n. m.
Tickets sold q all Western Point
For further morn alton apply u
agents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
NOTICE.

All persons concerned may take
notice. that the Subscribers, Executors
etc., of Julia Throden, deceased, in
tend to exhibit their Account to
the Judge of the Orphans Court for
the County of Middlesex, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of December, A. d. 1909,
in the Term of December A. D., 1903,
for settlement and allowance; the
same being first audited and stated by
the Surrogate.
Charles L. Walters,
Will am Walters,
Charles Walters,
Executors.
Dated November 10. 1908.
3976-1l-11-5t-o. g. w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Fatality of Pneumonia

Pneumonia is the most fatal of all acute
affections, being second only to consump.
tion in mortuary lists, all classes, rich and
poor, young and old succnmb to its ra.
wages. Foley's Honey aud Tar cures
colds and prevents pneumonia and has
cured many severe cases of this disease.
My wife had a severe attack of pneu.
monia which followed a severe attack OF
la grippe and I believe that Foley's Honey
and Tar saved her life," writes James
Coffee, of Raymond, Mass For sale at
Sections Pharmacy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
CATHOLIC CLUE. TEAMS
BOWL TWO GOOD GAMES
Men Chosen from the Club Roll on
Hartmann Alleys Last
Night.

Two teams from the Catholic Club
bowled on the Hartman alleys last
night. The first team defeated the
second team in two straight games.
The bowling Of Campbell, of the first
team, and Nolan, of the second team,
was good. The following are the
players, and total scores:
First team: Campbell, CLARK,
FRANKIE, Growney, Brennan. Second
team: Kelly, Grimley, Quinn, Nolan,
Smith.
First team $50 $50
Second team 62l 631
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
UNUSUAL INTEREST
IN TONICHT'S GAME

The Three Bs used the Bloodgood
alleys last night for practice work.
They say that they are now ready for
the battle with the Friday Nights
which takes place tonight. At the
present standing the Friday Nights
have two more games than the Three
BIS and if the Friday Nights lose to-
nights they will be tie for first place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
FIRE A BOXES


90 Raritan Copper Works
PC High and Lewis
q Madison ave and Paterson st
p Market and First SITS.
IS Smith and High st
81 state and Smith SITS
a. buckingham ave and Hartf
- and Front SITS
a. High aud Washington str
"A State st ana buckingham ave
&c hall ave and Charles st
! 81 Railroad ave and Wayne st
G2 Washington and First SITS
| g. Turnpike and Elm st
| 64Smith st and Watson ave
IS Commerce and State SITS
- Front and Smith SITS
rs Water and Gordon ets
"A Kearuy ave and Gordon st
80 Smith and Herbert st
So Woodbridge road and Washington st
81 Lehigh ave . Stanford ST
To send in an alarm, open the door of the box
and pull down the lever and let go once only.
Stay at box until firemen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
tap-Break in circuit. 2taps-Dril and fire
alarm test. Hydrant at corner of Jefferson and
High street always to be used for this trial, 5
taps Fire out. 5~taps-Police call. I2-Call for
Lincoln Hose. iS-Call for Washington Hose
if-Csll for Mcclellan Hose 15-Call for Pro
lection h. and L.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
pop STRAIGHTFORWARD
AT new BRUNSWICK.
Another League Game Rolled on the
Raritan Alleys Last Night
Big Scores Made.

The Pop Social Club went to New
Brunswick last night, where they met
defeat in two straight games at the
hands of the Rarltan bowling club on
the Raritan alleys.
The highest score was made by
Fulton, of the Raritans, who rolled
up 203 in the second game. The low.
est score went to the credit of Bert
Redwood, of the Pop Social, who
made only 1l6 pins in the first game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Worse THIN Philadelphia

who's the slowest man you ever
knew"
"a chap in New York. He fell out of
a third story fiat window and did not
reach the ground for an hour"
How was that?"
HE caught in a tree at tha second
story and went in to visit some friends"
Detroit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
STRIKES AND SPARES

Tonight at the Hartmann bowling
alleys the Standard ~Fireproofing COM
pany's bowling team will roll against
the Black Diamonds. The losing team
must stand treat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Hughey Murphy knocked out,

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Benny Yanger of
Chicago knocked out Hughey Murphy
of Boston in the third round of Il six
round bout here last night. Yanger
weakened him with blows to the stom-
ach in the first and second rounds and
easily disposed of Murphy in the third
with a series of blows to the jaw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
HIGHEST SCORES.

The following are the highest scores
posted at the Kirby alleys, Smith
street, for prize bowling for this
month: William Wilhelm, 1922; Bert
lockwood, 213; William Hllker. 200
Elmer Christopherson, 200; j. H.
Graham, 210.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Favorite Was DISQUALIFIED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. o. The
sport at Oakland was marked by an
other disqualification. Il. NJ. Brattain,
favorite for the fifth race, beat Marti-
mas a neck, but he interfered with him
near the finish, and the claim of foul
made by Otis was allowed. The judges
placed Il. NJ. Brattain last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
The One Thing NeedfuI.

She-I am thinking seriously of en-.
tering the literary field.
He-WelI. l hope you possess the
chief requisite.
Chief REQUESTED"
Eyes; postage stamps, you know
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Sale of whitney Horses.

NEWMARKET, England. Dec. o.
There was a good attendance here at
the sale of w. G. Whitney's stables. The
horses were auctioned without reserve
with their engagements. Hands Down
fetched 3,400 guineas, and Mintagon
went for 1,450 guineas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Practical.

Ponder-Did you ever notice that most
of the fires that break out suddenly and
spread quickly are due to spontaneous
combustion?
Housekeeping, but I've often thought
what a slendid thing spontaneous COM
bustion would be if you could only keep
it or tap to light the kitchen fire with
~PhiladelDhia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09

Teacher-What is this word?
TOMMY don't know. ma'am.
What does a gentleman remove when
he enters a house?"
well, If ma is awake pa removes his
shoes Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 0.-Four IA
v%orites, two of which were at odds-on
City track. The defeat of Big Ben and
Rainland, both of which were heavily
backed at a short price, helped even
up the score for the books.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Gift Cigars.

Hewitt-I'm always happy when I'm
smoking a good cigar.
F. Jewett-You expect your friends to
contribute too much to your happiness.
Brooklyn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09

at is costing me $40 a lesson for my
education" declared the student.
That's cheap" said the man who had
been there. Mine is costing me $3.50 a
lesson"
"Polygonometry?" inquired the stu
dent.
Observation-Disclosures CONNER
sial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Staten Island Rapid 1ransi

Time Table in effect on and afte. oc
PERTH Amtoy to New York -tesu
Smith st. daily except sundi
Holiday 5 10, GIG 6.5S, 1855, ~
S55, iO.O5, and II .25 a m. u IS. I
4.SJ $50, Gas, 500, 9t0. 10, 8,
sundays and Legal Holidays
GA, TBS, s.5E 9.5N. 10. SO i.s5 A. Nj. Q SIS, 1.sE{
2.55, S.55, 4.5U, $50, 60, 40, a-I0,P z. NJ.
NeE York to Perth A~mboy:-Leave foot
whitehall st, daily except Sunday and lie
Holidays, 5.F5, $50. S oO. 900. 10 90. 11.0O a
IL 80 ~ 2.96. 3 80. { 80, $40. $50 5.45.
6.S5, 7.So, $50, o ~, li.N5 1875.
Sundays and Legal HOLIDAY 8.
Leave New York; o., g 20. 1000, II 90. 12 res !
LOO, 2 60, sec, 400, $50, 600, 7.op, $40, el0S
11.05,p.m
Ferry between Perth Amboy and Tottenviue-
leave Perth Amhoy dai V x5 Is, x6 12, 6&2,
x6.hs, x7 IS, Ks oS, xS.5h. p..5. xt0C5. 10 20
XII 25a. m. i2s5, rt2. So, KISS. x2 50. X rs,
"A 81. 453, Ks 3, 600, xb.45. 2 tb. 40, Ks 90,
81. Xl0.S0 KILLS D. m .l2.S0a am.
sundsysand Leral Holidays < GEO, GAS. KISS
xS!5. x9.5Nxl0.5t. K IL IS. q, II. xf2.5s, Kiss.
xS.AAx 55, x4.!0.. A5.s0,26,50, x7.t0. s 10.
x9 49,t 0. 20. p m l2.40,a. IN.
Leave To,tenvlle daily xi.sc. 5.ss, e.9s, AZ
x7.i0 7.50 Ks Is. x9 10. y 10 kin l6. l les >.
m. xl2 o.. - ~ Il IS. x2 35. ~ 81. zl0, x4sT.
SIC, x5S7. rS.ts, KISS, x7.l7, K Z. IA, xs37.
x9 81 80 l5x'O.45, . m. xi2.1". X 80 A. h..
Sundays ard Legal Holidays &c 30. s.15 10.
g.. 81, Nloll, xll.1l. a. N. XII. 10. xi.in.xs 81
Ks %. xi10 $40. xe.l0 xT.lO.xs. ID. x9f5i
xlO IL i0.45, p N. xi2 lean.
illegal holidays only
xTraiu Connection
J VAN SMITH. p n
heesive-- Genp Traffic Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09

Lady Visitor-Poor man, you say you
were brought here by hunger?
Convict-Yes'm;-de judge wouldn't
let de jury go ter dinner till Gey'd
reached a verdict!-Puck,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
A Tin for Husbands.

This is the reason Solomon
Was thought to be so wise
He " Dragged unto his wives
About his mothers pics.
Chicago Daily News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Imprisoned.

Caller-Is the man of the house in?
Maid-Yes, but the woman of the
house won't let him come out.-SaD
Francisco Wasp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09

Angry Patron Ito waiter)-Here!
Take away this lobster. Why, it's as
old as am.-Detroit Fref Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09

"Pa. what is eloquence?"
"~Eloquence, my son. is CAB with Its
good clothes on."-Judge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
..'S ! s. |: | |. | ] D DOWN
IN | LOWELL
Seven !, Of . the L,,,alrgest Cotton
Mills Closed Unions Act
NO TRIO UlBL ]! i. REPORTED < 7[][;l :,
Nothing Occurred % the Streets OF: al
the Nesting Places of the Strikes to &
Cause g riticism- Knitting Mills
May Be Closed Also. 81
Especial to Tho Times. 81 atch.,,

I Special to Tho Times. Dispatch. ) III X d
81 LOWELL. MAS 8, 4 March 80 e Organized
textile labor to-day showed its strength
in the shutdown q Of the seven largest
cotton mills here, ana not content with
this, the textile council the delegate
body OF the local unions, considered the
adylsabllity Of compelling an even wider
application Of the shut down by bringing
about a strike in the Lawrence Hosiery,
This hosiery was exempt from the strike
order OF last week, the knitters being
permitted to remain neutral. as It had
shown that 1t had no grievance. either In
wages or time schedule. The council to-
night did not find the; PROPOSE ton well
received !, and the outlook is not favorable
for d strike OF the knitters. VI AZ
This Incident was the chief on Sof the
first day OF the unprecedented shut down
of the big cotton mills In Lowell. To-
day operatives W ore their best cl othes and
promenaded the sidewalks N o smoke
came from the tall mill chlmneys, and
there was an absence Of the hum Of In
Sdustry, which marks 9 rushing. BUSTING
New England mill city No trouble q q
any kind occurred at the mill 81 gates
through e which some Of tho l operatives
passed at different times. and ne thing Ioc.
CURED on the streets or at the meeting
places Of the strikers to bring forth crit
5icisul. " s5sS Il s t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
The Weeping Willows.

The following! bit lof history taken from
an exchange lis we'll worth preserving: / M
All the weeping Willows in this country
are said to be descended from twig
planted by the stepson Of George WASH
5ington at his plncesnt Abingdon, q few
miles from Mt. Vernon. Young Custls.
as a mernberhof Washing toms military
family. sometimes carried messages. lin-
der a flag, between the bel !gerent COM
mand ers. :st, NJ this service he became
acquainted with n young British officer.
who, like others. Ind come over with an
Impression that the rebel lon'w would be
speedily crushed out. and that he would
then settle 1.-THE conffscated lands Of the
rebels, Ito had even brought a twg from
the weeping willow near Pores Villa t
s1,wlclsenham carefully WRAPPED IN oiled
silk. AS his Visions OF q castle IN Amer
lea faded away. he gave the twtg to John
Pnrke GUSTS. who OF, his return to bing-
don In the Spring, planted ~ near his
house 1t grew and lourished. Just how
II multiplied may be noted from one end
OF the country totthe other,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31


mistake is made BY them) to the fact
that we had no COME crate vessel named
the AIerrfmac. The !ron-clad Virginia Is
meant here-and it Is most important in
f the case Of truthful history that we
should give the accurate. official name
to this famous gun-boat, the name 81
had in the Confederate navy-and not
the name the wooden vessel had 1 in the
United States navy.
i the shaft Of the Virginia was
presented to the Confederate Museum in
1880 q resolution was passed by the g,
M, a II s..8lwhich 1t may not be #inexpe-
dent to quote now: Il, Ii5Ss
n Resolved, That the Confederate Me-
mortal Il Literary Society in their pu bill.
cations and whenever they have occa-
sion to refer to the iron-clad Virginia Of
the Confederate navy will give the vessel
= is right name. It Is apparent TINT there
DIS as great an aimproprletys in calling the
Virginia the Merrimac as3j there would
be in giving the shenandoah Its original
name Of the Sea King. ~ II is558l
IA MEMBER OF THE CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL LITERARY SOCIETY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
LITTLE CHAN. il 8, \ NOTED D ED
GREENVILLE AT MISS.
lI(ByI Assoclated Press. ]!

SGREENVILLE. MIS- So. ,,sf March 4 90 70.
B There Is little change IN the flood st',-
alton tonight. The cutting Of Pain #levee,
vat Il the northern bord of the town has
siven perceptible relief in letting out the
water. On the contrary, q rise i 1871 stu
\ III progress generally through bout the city.
8Ihe big crevassoE three miles south Of the the
city con inues TO widen. and y e is impos-
A slble to say what the Ultimate breadth Y
y Will be. s3iii ,F8f3
| Tho negro family, u a woman and i've
children. reported to have perisshed was
h Tescu ed. There have been many sensa-
stional rumors OF persons Sdro Wned u but to
date not one OF them has; been confirmed 81
n sj3si Persons who have returned Il from The
n crevasse south OF the city report that q
Il second has occurred about I'VE hundred
feet north #of the first break. The new CIV
q crevasse is about four hundred fe t' vide
& OF water that is flowing inland from the
swollen Alississippi. but 1t + Is not not con- on
sdered that It will serve to complicats
\ the situation further than possibly to
mako greater the overflow area
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
D'f'. Shoe X, . | J
Rheumatic \. ]! / Cure
Costs Nothing III III Falls. N


Any highest person who Sfers from from
am - specialist Ia SRheufrntistn at,d
have treated more cal SEES I'll + an JothSr
gS ,l ysars dauE aS
Wos hldaoE for Wif iHs
Germany viii chs With fly previous discov-
Ser!esl gives mo q certain Gu re. +. \. " \.
don tileat that II can n bory joi hts
ever. q 1 have dofieait fuily 1000 itit1iesi
stS know his so we'll tint Il 4Wil furnish
my reffied on TRIAL. Simply write me q
lposta fol. my book on 1heut1iat ism. 81 ~
}HHe e efd ssegps
Cure, Take It for d month at my FISK.
~ SUCCEEDS the cost Is only $3.50. ~!
falls, w III pay the druggist m selt--and
your mere word shall eide y. Is 8, 81 I
suits are notBwhat 4 claim !. don t expect
a penny from YOU. .5S3i E3 n iS5 e
that can afect achronic Hfh must
be drllggcd to the Verge of@ DANCE use
cnu g aq liz i ease yout u tie
remedy does that eyen In the most
yd!nicnlt. obstinate cases. 1t has cured the
oldest cases hat i eyer me q nd IN al!
never found 'anotteir' remedy that would
cure one chronic ca SO in ten. "a
s1. Write m Q and Il l will send YOU the or.
der. Try my reTed y for a. N ont p. as u
CANT harm you, 2 way II Il falls ~ ii
I; ddress Or. shoop.3 BOX 2ss, Racine,
. Mild cases, mot chronic. are ;often3oured
by one or two bottles. Al all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
HIS
SWEETHEART !:
Young Barber Cut His own
Throat5lv a Razor. 5s'.
DRANK HEAVILY SUNDAY !, }: = I
Struck Q Companion With a Beer Bottle
u and When He I Learned There Was
d Warrant, For Him Commit.
ted Double Crime.
fBt Associa tod press !.

q 5st2 XXI }s & icy Aasocia ted Press S58I ss8
y CH1LL1C IRA ri OHIO March 90 =.
Forest Mccord, a barber. aged twenty.
four, living 'nt Bournv,lle, thls county,
to-day killed Charity storta, aged twenty
years, BY cutting her throat from ear 20
ear, after which he cut his own throat
III like manner. The deed was done
at the girls home near South Salem.
K AicCord and q number Of companions
were drinking heavily Sunday and he
struck ono OF them with q beer bottle.BA
warrant was Issued for his arrest. He
left his home Immediately for tho 6torts
home, eight miles distant and found the
young girl alonc, Her mother was in an
upper room. IS He remained with Miss
lstorts for about an hour, when her screams
brought the mother to the stairway and
she saw her daughter in McCord' e arms
covered with blood and her head almost
severed from her bod WI She rushed down
stairs, but before she ren ched the first
floor, Mccord dropped the girl and Dire v
the razor across his own throat and fell
to the floor. 3s,t All S4g
All Nc Cord and Miss storts had been sweet
hearts for several years. K It's supposed that
.Afccord, fearing arrest, was filled tn
}relnorse and went to the storts homo and
committed the deed jjss{ TX ~ s:3sS IA 3iS }55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
AWorkofa Mendlng Crovasso dt.
Hymelia3'l!s Hyo)pele IS. 81
/ CAU SlNG GREE i i b DAMAGE Z:
Volume o. Water u curing Z through
Hing the lakes and Bay otis-- es-;saf
4 as Pacific r racks Covered
With Water.
i ..oc,. n pret.,s. "

81
MA. NEW olaL1IAlNs, March SO. The carry
6 Dng away Of add tlonnl cribblnE at tho
\ iIytneiin Crevasse early tlils morning
\ brought the forces that hnvo been q +
q hyork there to- the verge OF aband oning
I the attempt to close the break. Later
+ In the day. however, Is q result fof sew
4 Sral conferences.Si It was agreed 70 con
sliiue the undertaking. N no event Gun
the work be completed inside Of q week.,
4 Ind unless ample money Is guaranteed tho
& next disaster TO tho crlbbing Is likely to
mark the end OF the struggle. This eve
4 Ming Il was said tho break was close to
d 700 feet In width with the ends stu stead
"a NY melting ava Bt
I'M TWO ridge between which the levee
Il craa1,y,ed. 81 have prevented # tho water from
spreading rapidly above and below, but
II The mighty torrent Is filling the lakes
ana sbayous to the rear and in tho next.
i fortnight the whole basin, from the La.
y Fourche TO the lower limits OF cultlva-
( bio land In Plnuucmino, is likely to go
N under water, causing ilestimablc dam
age and much suffering. vs. 4 "A
s6Si ,rhe Texas u1d Pacific Road Is now
,,opelessly involved 4 with water running
B deep over the tracks and with little hope
Y Of an early resumption OF traffic II the
s.crevaase is pornitte ted 70 run unit ~ low
water comes. 81 q
THE river remained stationary to-day
4 ~ front OF this city, making 2o.S at night
K fall q! MS It had during the early morn
sing, q The rise from vest rday, however
was II two-t enths OF O. foot. wv he Their or
not ii IT Will reach the PREDICTED 81 feet
& depends to a large extern t on the result
OF tIlef work at Hymelia. Il g8 3g1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
MRS. fsOOSEvEL 1 IAN D
PART'Y THEIR DC !U i \ ..
n. \.

BY ASsociH ted PfesS
AsfilN,i d1oN Ma rch go Mrs =. Roose
velt md her children. who are ab 'HI q
ocean, nre storm DO ind at Is III versidc,
about fifty miles down tho. Potomac
River, where the Vessel will remain ut,t!l
the weather clears. News to this effect
was brought to washington ~ d steatlicr
which arrived 3 here tonight siii 4;
b Tho weatlerf is quite heavy and con.
siderable rain Is falling, SO tho cnptaIrlot
the Maynower decidod thntslit would be
more comfortable for those aboilrd to
re1naii,ga Riverside than 10 venture "a t
present into tho wider waters OF the
river and the bay. w II A.;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

WEATHER BU REAU'S
81 RIVER BULLETIN
s(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. D. 81 c., March so,-spe-
4 cial river bulletin: r n s8
M The mississippi River Is falling az fnr
South MS 3Vicksburg. N The stage 5 OF the
water. at6the latter place tonight Is b1.4
h feet, a fall OF Of feet since Sunday ght,
4 The fall will continue for a few days
longer. when the Overt low water from the
break in the leyee below Greenyille will
commence to re.cnter the river at Yiclss-
/ burg, causing a moderate rise "a T that
place and q prolongation ofathe food for
+ probably an addtlonal two weeks. s5t b
sSs 1T us again urged that preparations TOR
an extremely dangerous stage in the vi
entity OF EVicksburg should not BIO relaxed,
sand this caution applies with equal force
to the remaining districts southwark to
4 the Gulf of Mexico. High wa er-wl u con-
&tinues in the New Orleans district for
three weeks or longer Its duration Nde-
pending upon the extent (which tho
ievees hold. Should the crevasse near
Lucy be closed wit thin the next few days
and no. other breaks occur, there viii be
u !, .sssthegd lse at New Orleans, Otherwise,
xsssSS Ching es will be slight,
ne Chatafalga River at Melville will
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DUKES CHECK WAS
DISHON ORED AT / B ANIi
wv No y I7Tl7I ~ q u n 4 n
.fnY Aslocin ted f,rers I,

n NEW York. March 30. writ OF at-
tachmcnt 10 cover an alleged debt Of
$500 was served to day again the twenty.
five pieces Of baggage belonging to the
Duke and D chess OF Mnnchest ter WIN 0
recently arrived from Pain Beach. 81 The
OF de- lers IN antiques, who alleged that
some months ago the Duke pure hased
from them d brass ornament In the form
OF a shield, giving n payment Ills chock
on sLondo ban X, Which was RubseQ uent-
IL returned, marked mo funds
5t5 A similar attachment was secured BY q
local firm OF Jewellers on the last visit OF
tho Duke and Duchess to New = ork-
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tax IS People poured into the room thick
and fast. & Messrs William II. thinner
mann "a George Med. Blake, and A. w.
Rosene spoke for the liquor In terest. They
wanted a fiat license. and a tag OF FIVE
per cent upon the rental value Of the
property, The calss iflcation proposed was
ATTACKED from every point, ms being un-
Just, Funwlse and against public policy. 8s
The fiat license tax advocated as sl1.
to apply to / all liquor dealers. &
and they. as q rule. advocated the fiat
license. Nj Is a, 4. X i5 Y u II WA Il
AT IL :16 a NJ. the committee adjourned
without passing upon any ot the porpo-
sitions submitted. ssiit s3 # n Fl L, m FL