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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24

where they happen, is a part of the
standard this paper has set for itself.
The people will soon lose their sur
prise and are even now beginning to
depend OH the News for their latest
reliable information.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
Psychological.

"Well there's n consolation" OBJ
served Mr.. Suburbs, philosophically, as
he shooed his neighbours hens over the
fence for the some hundredth time.
cat last l have discovered why chick
ems have crops in their anatomy"
"Why?" asked his wife, curiously.
"Why not, with all the seeds they
plant in themselves" queried Mr..
Suburbs.-N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24

The yacht race extra of the Even
ing News on Saturday stated within
twenty-seven seconds, the official time
by which Reliance defeated Shamrock
III. The extras were on the street a
few minutes after the race finished
and were out several hours before any
New York papers, giving the result of
the contest, arrived here. Not only
was the finish thus accurately describ-
ed, but a complete history of the race
was given.
The News does not tell this in a
boasti4g manner, but to show those
people, who refused to buy a local
extra, Spreferring to wait three hours
for thb New York papers, that the
Evening News, published in their OWL
city, IAN be as enterprising as any
newspaper in New York or any ether
city 1t has been a hard matter to
forte the readers of this vicinity to
believe that a local paper Gan be as
rup3to.date as any Now York paper.
bple have been of the opinion that
erth extra contained only
The hearsay reports, such as anyone
could pickup. The News extra on
Saturday, however, gave the progress
of the race in detail, the report of the
battle off Sandy Hook being as full
and as accurate as the New York
extras issued Immediately after the
race. Those who bought the News
extra and then saw a New York extra,
admitted that they saw nothing really
new concerning the actual contest in
the metropolitan press, while those
who waited for the latter, ignoring
the local extra, found that they were
three hours later than they needed to
have been in getting the news of the
race.
Although some were surprised at the
accuracy of the News extra, there is
really nothing surprising about it.
The News kept in wire communication
with the race and received bulletins
from time to time, although it did
not have any special correspondent,
with-carrier pigeons, nor any special
artist on board the press hoat.
The News extras, by 4. 80 O'Clock,
were being sold in the nearby towns
and special carriers had them at the
pleasure resorts hereabouts where they
created quite a sensation. This effort
on the part of the News in giving the
local readers reliable accounts of
events of special interest, no matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
Not a ~Spender.

Goodman think | made an impress
sion on Luschman to-day. l pointed
out to him that if he'd only save the
money that's usually spent for his
drink he'd have several hundred dol
lars at the end of a year.
Newitt-Wrong track. If you want
to see that money saved speak to
Luschman'S friends. - Philadelphia
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
Then and Now,

Lady-And you escaped from the
wreck?
INDECENT Seaman-Yes, mum.
Lady-How did you feel when TING
waves broke over you?
Seaman-Wet, mum; very wet; but
now, mum, l feel dry-werry dry.-Tit-
Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24

He sang beneath her window,
The moo was in the sky;
She heard his voice, and answered
His warnings with a sigh.
She opened soft her lattice,
And-listen, what was that?
She doused him good with water,
And yelled like sixty, "Scat!'
philadelphia Bulletin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
Sign of SANITY

"Did you hear what a crazy thing
that old uncle of Primers did with
his money2?"
"No. What was it?"
"Left it all to found a lunatic asy-
lum."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
She Was from Missouri.

Said the widow, a pretty young Mrs:
"Sir, l really don't know what a KRIS"
Then the bold man In haste
Put his arm round her waist
And exclaimed: my dear madam, thrs"
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24

While on your vacation Don't for
get to have The Evening News mailed
to you, and in this way keep in touch
with your home doings. No extra
charge for mailing, and address
changed as often as desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
The Job for Him.

Little Johnny-When l grow up I'm
going to be a diplomat.
Sunday School Teacher-Why not De
a preacher, like your handsome uncle?
Little Johnny-'Cause pa says
preachers goes to hell if they lie, but
diplomats gets promoted.-Chicago
RecOrd-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
What We May Expect.

Foreigner-What means this great
procession of bicyclists?
Citizen-That is the new Army of
Peace going to Washington to demand
that congress abolish all tack f~actoriea1
and root up all bushes that bear thoIpd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
Corn Custard.

Scrape pc, corn from the cob, mix it
mot tool hinly-with milk, add two or
three we beaten eggs, with salt and
pepper to aste, and bake one-half
hour.-P le's Home Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24

Mr.. Soulsave-Don't you know you
oughtn't to be fishing here on the Sab
bath?
JOHNNY know it. I'm a dern fool.
They amt bitin'.-Chicago Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

q. Fl. Shrewsbury and Miss Shrewsbury
OF Charleston. ". Va; Judge ana Mrs;
William h. Martin Misses hlizaneth a.. arc
Marion Martin and Master George MAI MAJ,
tin and Miss Virginia starke, Of Norfolk
Miss Elizabeth K; webb, Miss ls,la a 1faaG
OF Baltimore, Md; MI. 81 garner 7, Wo q
II. steiner OF Norfolk, VA; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ". Dnbney, Misses Mary Moore loo,
md katharine Dabney Mrs. n. s. Phil
iips, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Robert kroger..
Of cincinnntl; Mr.. William ". Old, OF
Norfolk; Mr.. d. II. Byn,,m, Of Washing
ton; II. Eciols and wife, Of Lewsburg,
~. va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Thomas.
OF Newberiie, N c.; r. L. sterrett and
wife, Misses Helen sterrett and Nellie
Hoy, of Charleston, w. Va; Mrs ]. II.
Blake, Misses II D., Mary j. and Heller:
q. Blake, OF 7'erre I1hute, Ind. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Debnr, Of Cincinnati; Messrs.
e. r. Austin, Of Lewisburg; L.. s Jacobs
and r. N. Jacobs, of Dalby's, Va; Ii. Z.
Of Washington; Mrs. G. IT,
Of jacksonville, lila.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
The Opera Meikado Well Presented by
Amateur Talent.
Special to Tho TImes-Dlspntch.

STAUNTON, VA, August 6.-The an
nual Epworth League Conference Of the
Rockingham District, held In the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Mount Sidney,
this county, Tuesday and Wednesday,
was attended by largo gathering. Rev.
G. B. Sutton, of Parnassas, on behalf of
the local league, delivered a most cordial
welcome to the Visiting leaguers. Mr.. II.
G. Barnhart, of New Hope, Va, responded.
The annual sermon was delivered by Rev.
John NJ Kline Of Edom, Va
The Rockingham District embraces
leagues from tho Rockbridge county line
to Mount Jackson, and all portions Of this
district were we'll represented.
The following Republican ticket has been
suggested by a number Of prominent Re-
nubllcans of this county: For county
treasurer. John G. Fulton; clerk Of the
court, Joseph S. Cochran; sheriff. A, P.
Anderson; Commemorative Attorney,
Turner *. Hackman; House OF Delegates,
r.. S. Clarke and Samuel A, Dunlap.
These arc all prominent citizens of this
city and county, and would all make a
fine run.
The City School Board met here Tues
day and elected teachers to fill the va
oancies caused since last session. Misses
Matte BIcllle, Sallie Bell. Mary Berkclc
and Mrs. J. w. Wiltshire We're elected.
Mr.. r., L, Floyd has been elected a
member of tho school board of Beverly
Manor District, to take the place Of Mr..
s, M. Wilkes, who recently resigned.
Mr. Robert b. Byers and Miss Hattie
Patterson, both Of the county, were mar
rlcd near Crmora Wednesday evening.
A marriage license has been issued in
the county clerks Office for tho maria &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

OF Mr. Noah r. Bear slxty-six years old,
and Mrs Mary Bear, aged lfty-ni1c.
The beautiful opera Mlkado was pre-
sented Thursday night Mt the sthlitoh
Opera 1touse by amateur talent. and was 'ls
largely attended ls
me Sears Hill Hose Company have been
prncticing earnestly for some tiine, and
arc getting In ftst-class order to par "a.
ticipato In the contest for prizes at the
Fircmen's Association meeting at DAN
vllle Friday. Tie boys feel fully conll.
dent Of bringing away with them ono or
moro prizes.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, of Richmond. was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alexander Rob-
erson, this week.
Miss Lucy Powell Of Richmond, Is Wis.
itlng friends In Stnunton.
Row A. NJ. FRASER and Mr. William GAY
were called To Richmond this week to Mt
tend the funeral of Mrs Frank D. Brooks.
Mr. Gay and Mrs. Brooks were COUSINS.
After spending several weeks visiting
her many reln tons IN stnunton and A NJ
grsta county, Miss Iona Hanger re-
turned to Richmond Friday. sa
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BIG STEAM ROLLER
ON Wild RAMPAGE
Cut a Wide SWdth and G duSed
a Great Number Of
RunaWays.
Especial to Tho Tlmes.D,spatch,)

/.
POTTsVILLE, August .b-While the
borough steam road roller. weighing sew
entcen tons, was yesterday being convey
ed from Coal to Mahantongo Street. SOW
eral blocks through the heart of the
town, the machine became unmanageabe
and went tearing along at rapid rate:
The roller left broad path of ruin and
destruction behind It, and pedestrians
gave 1t a wide birth to avoid possible
casualties, While traversing the two
squares from Coal to. Center Street, sew
eral teams took fright and there wero
runaways. The team attached to the de-
livery wagon Of w. ". Welssinger DASH
ed for distance Of two squares down
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
further damage than 2, broken pole. Tho
roller smashed crossing stones, iron
plates. paving blocks and In fact every,
Thing In its path On Center Street It
seemed to dodge hundred places and
curiously made dash for the business
house of ]. ", Fleet, who Is the. CHAIR
man of the Department or Highways or
Council and VINO ordered out the roller
for work yesterday.
Here several teams were narroWiy
avoided and the awning, N front or ms
store was almost ruined, inc maonlne
finally reached the locality where il was
TO BIO put to work. and after smashing
two plates covering manholes and crunch
ng in a part of the sewer, 1t was sud
denly stopped by the steam gauge blow
Ing Off, This came within an ace acc OF tax
ing off the engineers head. Inc steam
soon escaped and the roller was rendered
helpless, The damage done VIII agSro-
gate considerable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
ORKNEY SPRINGS
Euchre, Finch and Virginia Reels Help
Pass Away Time.

Is = IT.
Especial to The Times. Dispntch.)
ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA. August 10
These beautiful August days arc full Of
enjoyment for the guests at Orkney
Springs.
At the progressive euchre Monday night
the first prize was won by Mr.. Adrian
Waring, OF Washington, D. c.: the ladies'
prize by Mrs: E. B. WarfIeld. OF Baltl-
more. who has been most successful all
& the season. and the consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. l.. G. ETankan. OF I1arve
de Grace. Md,
The fine music Is appreciated by those
who "trip the light fantastic, and the
Vissinia reeds ire the events Of the
season. E aF.N ,tts4
" ''FIinoh" Is a tavorite amusement, and
occupies the mornings exclusively.
Miss Daley gave library party Friday
evening,
Washington. p. G.. who have joined their
father, j. r. Petty. who Is spending sew
eral weeks at Orkney.
Miss Emma Lownes Smith and MISS
arc guests at the Virginia Hotel,
T.. S. Garter and sister, Miss Nettle
Carter, are spending the month Of August
at Orkney, lls
the guest OF Miss Bessie Daley. at the
MI. Adrian Warning. of washington, ..
c.. has returned to Orkney, after brief
visit to his home.
Dr.. r., b. Hunton., OF Gdinburg Va. Is
enjoying rest at Orkney.
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be her long-lost sister, Mrs. Annie
Greeley. Of stapleton. g. l. Each had
believed the other dead. They had not
met In, more than nineteen years; -
ton she was a widow named Smith
While in the west she married her proa-
ent husband. She went away WITHOUT
Sayng that sha was te Re of the w sde
ding Receiving no reply she concluded
her sister was d!snleased with her
marriage. and decided to write her no
moro.
Mrs. kirltham says she never received
the letter. Search for Mrs. Greeley was
made In many cities, but because OF her
change Of name she could not be- ,i found.
Intention Of Visiting her brother, Police
man Culliton. but met old friends who
told her her sister was alive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
PIEDMONT ASSEMBLY
Many Visitors at Hospltable Homes II
Gordonsvile.
(snecIai 10 The TImes-Dispatch0

| (kjDeClll 10 Ing 1lucS~bIsptLlSlbo
GoRpONsvILLE, VA, Aug. 1.-THE
Piedmont Assembly. which mas been 10 q
session at the grounds, one mile west OF
town, closed Thursday night, after an IN
The meetings Vere WILL attended. Sunday
the crowd wat unusually large, estimated
at four thousand
Dr. l.. 3. Moore, o. Gar vdii ee e9r ~
practice OF his chosen profession-medl-
cine
The guests at Nj. A. 2; Martins the
charlottesville; Eleanor Martin. 4. OF
burg; Mr., r. D. Mason, wife and chill
s Mept Of Of
Mr.. n. ". Berkeley. Of Danyille super
intendent Of street railway system, is Wis
M Miss us'4 Byrd ralIaferro, formerly Of this
place, now OF Baltimore. 10 the guest OF
her friends, Misses jennie and Mary
Mr.. VIM. e. Scott. Jr., city editor OF the
Charlottesville Progress. is spending the
week wee With hs sr1nd Il Major and
ROY; ". Upper yyingfe1d is on a visit
to relatives and friends In charlottes-
Mrs. w. A, S. Conrad son. Garnett,
and daughter. Allcene. have returned
from q visit Of some weeks to relatives
at Palmyra.
Mrs. u. +. Faber, who was very pain
fully hurt by being thrown from a horss.
on Tuesday, Is improving:
Misses Mary and Livingstone 6. Wynn.
OF Baltimore, are visiting their grand
Misc Gortie Davenport le1 on Tuesday
for an extended visit to relatives and
friends at Luray and other points.
Mrs. r. P. Powell who hns been SO Sc
riously Ill for, many weeks, Is on our
streets once more.
Mrs. A. ]. Paris, Of Richmond. is Wis
iting at "Conistone," the homo of her
Mr.. D. w. Reinhart. OF Richmond. has
been visiting friends here this week.
Miss Florence Jones, OF Charlottesville,
IS visiting at tho home Of Mr.. B. H, Part
low.
Misses Twyman and Bowers are guests
of Mrs. j. II. Griffith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Miller e Rhoads.
we Are Offering
Some Especially
Good Values
in Umbrellas

YOU need never get wet not
feel tile SUNS rays too strong for
the want Of a good Umbrella il
you securc one Of ours.
500. to $40 offers wide range
" to choose from and while 50c. seems
Eis very little TO pay for All Umbrella,
3fg yoti youll be very agreenbly Stir
sS prised Mt what we can do for YOU at
that price. It's covered with good
cotton gloria over a genuine Para
gon framo With natural wood
handles and steel ROD.
y For al you got q Silk Twilled CO.
roln or Waterproof Taffetn, with q
Paragon frame. The best dollar Um-
brelln on sale at the present time.
81 90 purchases Tape Border
Taffeta Umbrella, for either men or
women, with a case and tassel; Par
Il agon frame and ebony lockwood or
3 Firz handles.
n $2.oo for an All-SilkN Taffeta,
with natural wood handles. "A
the value Of this Umbrella
IS put in the cloth.
90 for the "Uzar"" Umbrella; ALL
IF silk, 20 and 2s-inch sizes. for mon
and women; plain or tape border
with opera or Princess handles:
heavy military tassel and all-silk {
at case. I'd.
From 81 to $40 We have splen-
did assortment OF All-Silk Urnbrel-
las the different handles as a rule
marking the different prices, Among
tho higher-priced I'm brellas we also
3 have All-Slk Cravinettes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
CHARLOTTE SOCIETY
Gard Parties and Other Gayeties Dur
ing the Past Week.

| Gard Parties and Other GaYet'es Our
ing the Past Week.
| (SpecIal to Tho Times-Dtspntch)
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. 1b.-On wee
nesday morning at II o'clock Mrs. Ernes
Holt entertained at cards Mrs iioi
at all times charming, made deilght1u
hostess, The occasion was most ENJOY
oh,a one TO each of the invited guests,
The prize-winners were Miss Matt Do"d
Mrs. Finlayson and Mrs. Ilirchinger.
Mr.. George L. Van Echop, who MAJ
sne,1t The past two months In Europe, re
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Louise Wadsworth entertained
q delightful brake ride and dance at TN
Country Club Tuesday night IN honor q
her guests, the Misses Cannon, Of spar
tanburg, s. G. -, - ,t,,.
Patsie Harris, OF SPARTA Ca, left Ell
day for Morganton, whore they Will be
the guests Of Miss Mae Murphy.
Mrs. r. L. Gibbon, of this city Mrs
T.. j. Massey, Of Fort Mill, s. c., and MISS
Beulah Wilson, of Morganton, daughters
Of Major Wilson, left Monday morning
for Morganton, to take part IN reunion
of the members Of the family OF Ma9o'
Wilson.
Mrs. II. A.. Radham and her grand
daughter Miss johnson Bason, leave next
weel, for Hcndersonville, where they Will
spend several weeks. Miss Bason has bcen
elected violin teacher at Red Springs
Seminary and will assume her duties
this fall
Mrs, Marshall Collins and Miss Eliza
beth Hull left Saturday for Wrlghtsvllle
Beach to spend ten days
Mr.. Osmond l.. Barrngcr has returned
led
the week end german at the Mountain
Park Hotel Saturday night.
Misses Coble and Sumner, of Richmond.
Va, who have been visiting Mrs. w: IL.
Hand, have returned home. While here
they made nnm5er OF i, lp RE 1a7,,, "o
Mrs. II. M. Sawyer and sons left Wed
ncsday for the mountains. where they Will
spend Il month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, s. Bradley left
Friday for visit to Norfolk and Roa-
Through tho efforts Of Messrs. Willis
Brown and c. Il, Mason, very enjoy
able religious cantata was given at Olivet
Church Monday night. Mr.. Mason gave
a missionary talk, and enough money was
subscribed to support native missionary
invitations have been received here to
the marriage of Miss Nellie Louise Par
rott. of Lydia, S. c.. to DR.. Charles X.
zIckler. Of this city. The marriage takes
place on the lStn. LII. LiChlcI is Ole u
the most popular Of Charlotte's dent
lists, and has host OF warm friends
here.
The Misses Rhyme, OF Mount Holly. gave
a dance Wednesday night to q number
OF invited guests from different parts OF
the State. Everything was on an elabor-
ate scale, and the occasion was a de-
fh3 ono e. uff oy p to bo ps@t 1Fo
the dance, returning home the next
morning. In the party that won't from
here were: Misses Mary Mayer, Tallulah
DeRossett, Katherine Jordan and Miss
Hooper, Of Baltimore and Messrs. Max
Hunter, Ben. Fennel, Yates Falson, Gus
Spong, w. j. Moore and Thomas Alex
ander The string band from Charlotte
furnished music for the occasion.
Little Miss Martha Faulkner gave a
party Friday afternoon to about twenty
five of her little friends.
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CAN'T GET FREE
FROM BAD LUCK
S. c. Bailey Caught in Crash
at Ball Park and Then
Hurt on Train.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

WILKEsBARRE, August lbs c.
Bailey, No. 224 Spruce Street. phiadel-
phia. Is In bad luck. Last Saturday he
was caught In the crash at the Phila-
delphia Ball Park and recovered suf-
ficently TO take trip to Niagara Falls
to recuperate, While passing from the
Pullman to the dlnlng-car on the Les
high Vallay train. at the depot here yes
terday, he met with q second accident.
One of the air hose between the two cars
burst. and they came together with such
force that piece Of drawhead was
Clipped OFF and struck Bailey on the
er passenger saved him from falling under
the wheels.
A physician attended the Injured man,
his Journey to Niagara Falls,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
SAYS COMPANY
is RESPONSIBLE

Exnert electricians, who have been
aiSinr tests with reference to electrolysis
in Richmond, made verbal report to the
water COMMITTEES yesterday afternoon. as
Tt,a mcntins OF the committee was OK
ecutiye. and the details Of the report
could not be gotten. 80,
Major Miles NJ. Martin general oomn nv
tv NJ. present ana told the committee that
his company would become respo a'f;,, nee
to the city for all damage resultlnb
through electrolysls from thelr tfachs' u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
iWHlsKEY AND, BEER HABIT
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
ai(DRRnNE''

Physicians and scieutists throughout ti,s
world have long since pronounced drunkenness
a d isease of the nervous systen!, creating
morbid craving for stinlulant. Systems vary
as 10 the kind of drink that will satisfy this
craving want VII skey, others beer, wine,
klnnlei, ETC., the use of which will eventually
result ii. rulning the health and bringing on
disease III many cases ending In death.
q" ORRlNE" permanently removes the cray,
Ing for liquor, res,ores The organs " the
proves The appetite aud dgestoa 1tconsns nS
can be given without the patients knowledge,
IT desired, g tea, coffee water or milk. i re-,
fap b. taken al home, We viii refund the 'noney
Mr., r. 7, Sims, Brooklyn, n, J.. wrtes'
stored ia manhood aud health by boxes OF
a ORR!NE,' II lisa wonderful and inaryelous
cure for the drink habit.n
The price of !" ORRlNE /" Is 81 per box,
IS boxes for SIS. Mailed i'll plain, sealed wrapper
BY ORRlSE Co, SIT 18th ST., N. w, WASTING
ton. n G. Interesting booklet isealed) frce on
request. Sold and recommended by N
POLK MlLLER,cHlLDREY. CO.,
1o1 East Broad, Corner First Street.
81 PoLS MILLER DRUG cc.,
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Off for the Mountains.

Messrs, Sam W. Bigger, executive clerk
IN the Governors office. and G. a. Boyce'
Of The Times Dispatch reportorial staff.
viii leave for lbe mountains over the G..
Il @. Railroad at 2 o'clock this after I
noon for their annual vacations, Mr.. Big
ger goes 10 the Allegheny Hotel at Gosh
on, and Mr., Boyce to the Rockbridge
Baths. Before his return to the city Mr..
I3oyce Will visit his old home In Nelson
on rlt& =. E y +. l.. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
LOST HIS LIFE TO
CATCH a BIG FISH

Especial tcI The Times-Dlspntch.J
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Wm, Q9lgley.
OF Fulton Street, Jamaica was t l:a!
from railrold bridge at dd 2oS wo vre ees.
terday. liz had hooked big fish and
was excltedly pulling in his line when n no
stepped in front OF a rapidly moving trol-
I Ills hody was hurled forward on the
track and the car struck it a second time,
Whom picked up Quigley was dead, Altreo
Higbio, the motorman Of the car, was ar
rested and released on bah.
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Rall-Napier.

Misc Lottlc y. Napier mud Nj. 70,
ward Bell were married IN W a i,ev = a. G.
$50 7. NJ, A Az ,i,, l2'h' t'e is'S' =
Mr. .sI and Mrs Bell returned to Rl e.
mond yesterday and are located afr R Ct No o.
95 West Marshal Is str coni mer ere MT do.
ms suh busIness on south Pine Street ILls
bride is a. Well known and popular y s, ns
lady Of the West End III throu ualt tRe
preferences OF the young people.
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p Dull Week in the Courts.

All the City Courts save that OF Justice
John are now in vacation ana nothing OF
Interest will develop in them until the
beginning Of the September terms. Judge
Witt is at 'Nlmrod Hall, IN Bath Gounty:
Judge Minor In New England and Juase
Wexford is spending his vacation N we
city. J..
turn to the city about September ISL