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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-16
CHURCHES

Trinity Parish ltev n N Gowen.
AZ II a. m. An old Disciple" $50
- na "rhc SECOND Letter 60 Go.
rinth
Mtlefy street NJ y eRov r. D..
Drake. AZ n q. M An Ideal faas
tar." 8 y, M. An Ideal Conversion
Georgetown Presbyterian church
viii hold services at Eleventh street
at 10 "a. m. la the evening, 20.
iteX owen Jones, assistant pastor
OF First Presbyterian church. VIII
preach.
Roman Catholic Meetings
St Mhrya Parish REV, " ].
Nets church corner % Twentieth
avenue aud Jackson street Early
mass and sermon tehiidren'a nasal.
$50 a. m SUNDAY school 2 1o p n.
Instruction aud bunedicuon, ~ 30
D. IN.
church Of our Lady o. Good ileip
Third avenue aud Washington
street sunday low masses at a.
"a. ane a. m. high mass 10 30 4 ~
sunday school, a. IA vcnprfs. f#ah
.. m Week DAYS. mass "a. "a.
Sacred Heart ChuUh Rev. Geo. A.
lllld Al a. ~. aud ) y. m. love
mass. Tgo p IN, reapera, Hefmnn
AHd benedlrtiun
Church 10 the immaculate 'uneen=
ton ituN A. swerre. ~ q 20 and
$50 a IA. los mass. 20 a. IA,
hiHh mass aud sermon. $3.50 y. IA.
rosary aud hFnrdsetiun.
Special Mastiaas
Thaazophicai society. seattle ledHe
At q M "Mr i4eauheatsr'a NiHs
H. 4. A Hafnra
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JUST 4 FEW NAILS

Proposals for bids Tor what IL said
Ia he the Largest order ~ nails ever
made on the Pacific coast. were is-
sued hast evening by ouafteFfnaaIsf
Bailey {uta are asked for furnish
lnk 49, Ne9 pounds or nails, varYiue
IN aine from 10 90 penny rhia lot
wiil be sufficient ta fiil fs ffeisht
ears. lg g t. be used in the ean-
afructiun % government buildings
in the Philippines The bids vii
Be apened Aus 80
The Seattle Hardware %. haa -
Gently furnished e. 600 pounds ~
nails 90 the government,
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BIG CROWD
AT RACES
CLOSE FINISHES WIRE ria
RULE AT rHe MEADOWS

The best r8elHH of the present
meet WaH seen al ~ Mrndnea zee
tefdas A greNd of wlly aaM pei.
sens gnioRrd thu spnft 10 was NIP
aud tuck between the huoktes and
the talent. Close uuishos we're thr
order I'D the daX lea the uuh rsc'
eaHtba,efcs made q sensational fu-
iah
In the a.it tfbt which Preceded
tie regular running card, Maek
AiRck wnu. hts time in the FIRST hest
hniug tiitn, e half aecoud less than
The tfHpk reeafd
Results
Six urionKa Pepper Sauce Won,
Men5asa seeani. Reciprocity third
THnc I .it aft
tlNe furlanea GLADYS Hdil Won.
Young NARROW Second nlunduta
thlfi Tmu aa
Six nlriensa Thistle won. Myrtle
II second nf sherman third Tlme.
itia.
pne aud nesaixtrenth miles
gatuusl thirst T1mc. 1 ta4s
Rive nufiousa THE Miller Wan.
81 Philippine seeand. Iefld thift.
Fine. 3 els
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Financial
MONEY

no alausa smnl4fss and Haaa safnofs-.
Nul Eaf cur HF~tefu 1f iHaHH fHHf affH
fn1 aHt r debt % iadF ~ gentleman.
fIHfHs hazHH HHff-F HafHafHHH ffiinuHHf
mnfnIHIHt engineer. HfH# HHElHa fnil-
able aaHiHE mHni rHu set. IHHf on his
note
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tifui wrddius bell and the ring Ger.
umnuN WAS used
Mamie WlicuS was hflaeanala
ami ROY lioWau acted aH best iuan
The happy couple Wpro the reeipi
anta uf many useful Hnd costly
presents. A dainty wedding supper
Was served Mr aud Mira conrad
left Thursday Ter san Francisco 20
spend thVr honeymoon and will he
AZ hnmc 90 their ftirnda al lis
Howard avenue north after aeptem
Der 4
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ny eapnblo youhg male stonoerHnher.
thoroughly experienced. al refer
eucra Xxx. star
hI..ARouNp hsplg man wants position
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KAw RIVER ~ RAPIDLY Risiac
AT KANSAS ciTY--srREgT
cAR TRAFFIC STOPPED

KANSAS CITY. Mo. AUG Is
This kaN river rampAss continues
this morning A uik fnat rtsa nov
ccmlng threatens great damage. Tha
west bottoms Nerw three feet under
water last night.
SIR p8HGsans IA the army bridge
hruka ianaa today and lodged
against ere Of The ten temporary
Pile bridges. all % which ere IN
aFaas HaHEsr "a = atasrsf to traf.
go and weighted daNn - engines
aud ears
NtHret aAfa bet wrru tha 4No Kan
= b&esins ~ Through The asst bot
tom HaNsfaz
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|. pRErTY WEDDING

At the home - Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Poster. Us Howard aveuue
north. last wednesday evening, Oe-
curFad fhe Wedding II their iHlElI-
ter. Mamie y Foster. a. Archie
w Conrad tnr popular nHAa % the
shipping department. Of the Don
Mafeha.
The home vas tastefufiY decorated
~ sweet peas and evergreen. The
fatefui words were SPOKEN hY thH
Rev. y VI DeDnlaon under q beau
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Two trains daily 70 saH Franclaco.
FIRE f3ata ftfsf class. tisse second
Fast time. magnificent SCENERY and
sxcsilsni Hsfvics 60 all California ~
sarta
a. 18th, August fsth and 18th. asth
ana gsfa. g-nieasn ana return. So 50
"a. Louis Sfltp. Omaha. kansas
city. fHae New Orleans 1sh rs
Southern Pacific Gus uffies. els
FIRST ave. 2 2. Ellis Eenaral agent
80.
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REVENGE
RUSSIANS WILL PUNISH MUIR
nGRERs or rAu MoNAsTtR
CONSUL

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug rs The
official Messenger today hAyH that
the Russian Ambassador 80 Con
stantiHupie has received a telegram
from sebasiopui announcing that =
squadron 81 the Russian nlsck sea
fleet has been ordered 20 sail 70
Turkish waters Ter the purpose u
enforcing tho punishment ~ every
official connected with the murder
Of the uunHut az Munastir
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fRUNks delivered n cents. iaYs stor.
axe free plano ans fufnitufa moving.
estimates given. Union Transfer q Stof-
uEe Co.. ael2 First. both phones Main
Umbrella Repairing
UNnREi las manufs ctnrsas recovering
aud Eeuarai repaiflng, goo second ave.
nue.. RahtEun Hfua.
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paicrs 10 PRODUCERS

rTnsHs rfiess 49, faF Easfs deliveries Il
faiifasd frsisst assat. 81 % ias aass =
this ss'yl 80
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SURE CURE For PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form. as we'll as
Blind, bleeding or Frotrudiug Piles
are cured By Or. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. stops Itching and bleed
ing Absorbs tumors. SOC a Jar, ct
Druggists. or sent by mail, Treatise
free. Write me about your case. Or.
Bosanke. Philadelphia Pa For sale
AZ thu Quaker Drug Co, 1918 First
avenue, Seattle.
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Sunday, Aug l6 on the Steamer
Eiwn0a Fare 10 Tacoma ana re-
turn. soc. 20 Olympia and return
ti.g4 children free. Number linn
tied Tickets FOR safe # Lee phar-
macy and Primes cigar store, Good
music Steamer leaves my naEaF-
dus dock n IN. sharp Bring your
iufrrh -
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Take Advsnsses

or low errufHion rates. via GREAT
NORTHERN RAILWAY. 70 e.
Paul. Chicago, st. Louis aud other
Eastern cities. Dates OF sale. Aug
nsf "a. 10. %. e.. Ticket office. gi2
tst..t ,.a.,.,s,. 80
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ws,,.a q, o.s.

T'asnty Eeed locking YuauE wo-
men T. aTfaF ftrauts gf1mfest Tor
- -
encr uereeszrp. ApriY Exposition
Grouets. Hfd ana unian ST. anY time
after ~ :. "a 80
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" Since the
Time

When the mind af man
runneth not 20 the ron-
trhry chic ksFtuE t'iAs
uoa have knHu resNg
ufed as the foremost
tins hsas
The t'hiekefiuE q the
Etsti' piano that all
ether good piaiias are
measured ~ ~ IL IN
a class By ttHaif
And fhts ls the Chick
sF,nE store
lie that inquiries will
sfson learn that fnr the
smaller musical iHsftu-
mrnia Eunh AZ hNngu.
fnaudoiifts etc the -
r Johnston store -
first ana EiAAlF fscafm-
naBdsd.
..-i.' '>.s .,s.s
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Mics Marguerite f.onsaerc u Chi
rsEo. dramatic soprano asHistcd by
Vert = Anderson. baritone. and l.
Grand Carter Woliuiaf. az First ~.
=. church. srd and Pine. sunday
night Free.
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Via GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
WAY Round trip - Paul SEQ.
Chicago $3.50. a. Louis $3.50. On
Haiq August ~. H. -. 90 Ticket
offfee. atz FirHt avenue. -.
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7
Easy 10 REACH EAsY To nuY
beautiful location qn STORE ~ Lake Nashs
IHEfuu. aNnu ride ca Scent electric fafs
from riraf ard MashluEfnu. iafHa lafa
EaefIa. sIth a4iaN ar sfNiHf fest ~ -
~ and tina II q and ESQ down ana =,
n5unth rs already ftsidt fNutytsa.fl 5lkns
HaifsfaY ftaArh itsa the taaf aps4 .ss,ses.
aat rfFferfV on market for N0aNa HnH 80
Yssirneut sehae'ls ehai h-s, siaFee. Tire
aisassaa ih= grand FssWa hna ting hafHlHs
fishing NiEh ard haa ifhfuis rlenfN aa4s4
and city water iuHihef on terms o. hauit
tmilf sre Mf Weed hEenti cffies ~
Rainier Beach o. e. X sturtevant. own
- $50 Hnatnn hHHeN
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Considerable slknhoard space fnf
ADVERTISING purposes for rent during
thu Napdmen Exposition. from AuE
aFt zath 10 september 9Th. Apply
on grounds. sri ave aud Union II
phana Ind 40 80
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VIII soil cheap excursion tickets oE
August rs. ~. 20. -. 10 ~ Paul.
Chicago. 81 Louis and principal
Eastern points. Ticket office. al
First aNennw. .ss
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Classified Ads


TiiiNEHs- AIfEAfI0N
All mambrTs ~ ths Turn-Nereta ar
requested 60 attend funeral ~ Turn
e. Theo shuiiaiein. Meet ~ hall 81
D m tomorrow n y. BaumaHn.
nd sprrfher.
i AM TWE NAN So eias m Ypuf hgns
utth no screens nanaaiL the rsffen-
fef 40 NaIiHa5s gfiaarss Main Aifef
q laST
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AND
SEATTLE,

SEATTLE, EpMuNDs AND
EVERETT
The paiatial Steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT, Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle 7 a. m, % IN. and 8
70. IN. Leaves Everett eiie =. m, a;s0
and 7.lb p. m.
Phone. James 1871. Colman Dock.
h d. SCOTT. Mgr
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sTi.5O-ro ehIsspo and Rstaf'

$3.50
And equally low rates 90 al Eastern
points on August 18Th, 18th. 2sth
aud seth. over the Northern Parific.
Pull Information 90 y. y city office.
L A. Nndeau. hsnrfai agent. Seattle
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TRIMMED
EN- HARD
pue's BABEs nRuasEp rEH
ANGEL rWlRLERs

Seattle s toa Angeles g.
bugs fttt.aa were due 90 win Al
AthletiE park. and All the pitchers
Charley Reilly could have tfottcd out
uouia have dome hlm no guod. A.
& vas. ihsy save taa 81 Nj. HeillY =
aileaeI WeuiarH such a tfoune Ing
livery hsiy and every hadya httlc
brother on the Seattle beach cloutet
out thn bel, foF ai least nne safe
hit old tlS@fHe TFeadNay actually
Flln hinsaaif down ruHnhs fuuna the
bs&es after hn had sMAstad the bait
Your times ne was a. Bat. and four
times he hlt she bali for safe ones
Ouce ~ kncclsrd the bali - Gar over
right field fence that Z hasn't beep
fcand SEE
one NJ SamuclA at alleged Rubs
MaAdeii was ths first pitcher tfvt~
tod uut b Reilly Tor the slaughter
After tWu inniusg Thatcher took his
place. but Thatcher had a humpins
en- raats also. ana he SGT u.
Ensie. uuss new twttler. ga thH
pitching stunt Tor Seattle. "a. Cd
beautifully but then Eat careless
ara he visitors eid some rather
nasty work VITA his curves towards
the last q the game.
s44sA#as ~ 5a.rtfnsea
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HERE ~ A GENUINE BARGAIN
xI7o8-onc acre q excellent soii thor.
ouehly cultivated all In crop. five
room house. fine view, one block
from car. four cent fare. car every
eight minutes Hattcr look this up
You can have terms on part II de-
sired. Adams s Nichols, on Wesh-
ingion building. FIRST ave, and Cher
- street
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The Pacific Coast Lumber Manu-
faCfufHfH association meets iu Ta
coma August 2f. the day following
the adjournment of tha IrnuHuiH1lHs
npni congress in Neutfir Many
prominent iumhermon who attend
the congress in this city are rEpa0t
"a TO SO to the Tacoma meeting.
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ONE LONELY
LITTLE HIT
THAT WAS All THE stNksHEs
cor AGAINST PORTLAND

JAKE Thieimau pat ths siwash
crowd ap tree and then thrrv
Fossa q them IA fhs haaeball game
yesterday aftsfreea AZ RecFsasiea
park Bat enc nttle biz % a hif asa
the Poftiau1er allow fha wilSon
crowd The scors was Seattle Q.
Portland E.
Per SIX innings Mr csrfick ttts
Seattle slab artist. held the Web
foetpfB sowu 20 gse small hitA and
n locked ~ n 9 SIS xplns 60 he
oue - tbs greatest gaines ~ tire
asaaan BUt there Wts y slip II
the seventh ard uiafh Portland
hunchsd bits On NJ. Csrrirk and
made The fans that ven the Eafue
q MS CO. fhn nlnth that Carrick
really fell tuwn. lie got careless.
but So thaf there Was q good deal of
hard fHes naked up wtsh the care.
iesaHHaH
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The ninth annual commencement
nf.M iiaou'H Modern huainraa college
was held last evening ~ the seattle
theatrft There were 81 graduates.
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The Irish Duke" Play Postponed
owing % the illness ~ Prof Smith
the Irish Duke" ir postponed for a
Few DAYS
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LADY % Fentiefaaa ~ fair education
30 travel for firm ~ S1iaaaa cap
itat salary iiH5s per year aHd 8.
pauaeN. paid weekly Address. with
stamp J. A Alexander Seattle.
wash.
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Easy 20 Handle. and Very Cheap
stsa@FIve acres. Of good soil. less than
nfieen minutes walk from the eico-
trio car ard ahart rida 20 the city
Terms. 80 down. balance 20 suit the
pure hasor. Adams s. Nichols. First
Avemio and Cherry. 5li Washington
Building.
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We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--B a. m. TO y p. m.
Sundays q. m. to IL m.
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Considerable uiEnbanrd space for
advertising purpoHea for rent during
he Wnadmen Opposition from Aug
ust 18th 10 September bfh Apply
on grounds ara ave. aud Union ~
Phone. Ind. ~. -
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fsssi@ a. kfREs 8 siesrsd q siashasf fsst
saHliF cleared HuaEfif slider anH tins
u@iH e1rna ehfsa HaEIe. Enld sasl. flne
steam flows fhr1aHh thr place = fett
reanl huuar rs miles from rrHanlefF
this piHr~ lniHs atp0 ranch
ttlssa&4 ADltha# tssf isue, easily fiesfea
ahasft an acre eAHafaal. god Halis kuad
faauiF rad runa - fhs place. nat sar
fHafa nErfyn
stsbo-sa ACHES Haass. small ordlaeri s
eefeH Clesr~ll nna sall. fine rrfiHs ga
place ere fourth Hiilc frnu fatifaI.aH
81 FF1R At'ilE=sH hffaH- su arffa sfaaHs1
rufitvefsii Eassf 8sra-sfn flntinr = frstst
tree small ffai1fH5 EHlra sErfuE = 60 co.
feet ~ ur. uaass ffan fsiiraAa ana
cree ufFfF
wARNER a co tss Arcade Iaiidins
FARMS WANTED
EesfF day fhsfH ere ffufu % 10 - pasrts
~ tfe nfFra MfH aanf fn buy farms n
F8a hHks one faF safe. caM luirf ed latniy
o. write rtftmH ian description. We
make speciality Of selling eqsnirF
tsfaFnffN
ndnfRT NklTBY. 40 New yorh niaes
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Al sserauiwnto--fss- AnNris. :.
Sacramento S
A. san FFaurirco Oakland Z. san
Tsaneis18 T.
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Steamships

sNATrI.E TACOMA ROUTE rrsm-
rcrarF Tive Cafd1 -Four Round 1rips
Daily rannnt Monday Leave seattle
rs M ] IA 8. M 8 - O. IN. tp u.
On. Tfava Tacoma - 10 a. ~ ~ IS n.
W. - .. ~. Tiia o. ms MONDAY Leave
Seattle 20 p. m. $40 p m, p 10 b. ma
Leave Taeamaeii rs . m as2a b. M.
s.ta D. m. Gaihfaith- Bacon aack, foot =
Madison
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hardwood Lumber

OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING
Can be had Of
EHHIIeH HARRISON co. Inc.
Raiirsst ave ant EaHuscficgt st.
one block south u Moran Bros
Phones Sunset Main iE2s. indepeu-
deuf Izzf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
NEWS ITEMS.

Local No. ", of the Pressers &
Finishers Union will attend the picnic
of the Union at Pulaski Park, Perth
Amboy, Friday, July 3rd.
The tug boat James A. Lawrence,
of New York, was in port yesterday.
The brick foundation for Hubbard
Yetman's house on Hopping avenue is
completed
8. A. Hubbard, of Tottenville, will
return to his duties at the First Ma
tional Bank, of st. George, Monday.
after ten weeks vacation.
The oyster dredge A. Q. Brown is
kept busy these days.
The sloop Emma B. is receiving a
new coat of paint at the shipyard of
A. q. Brown & Son.
George Parsons, formerly with the
Atlantic Terra Gotta Works, is now a
local insurance agent.
Mr.. Sullivan, of Main street, is
having his house painted.
The roses in the yard of James
Ryder, Amboy avenue, are very beau
tiful and credit to the owner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
SOUTH AMBOY

cemetery2 Why it is one of the great
est pleasures some of those mourning
for their loved ones can have, that Of
placing flowers on their graves, and
it grieves them that they aren't able
to walk there and carry their pretty
offerings, which some of them think
their dear ones may know of. If
flowers are placed there, unless attend
ed to they soon die and 1t requires
many a walk during dry weather to
keep them alive. These are q few OF
the reasons for wanting the M. and s.
trolley cars to run to the end of the
route as was expected at first.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
NEED OF THE CARS.

This question has been asked, Why
do the people want to go to the ceme-
teryP Meaning, why do they desire
the trolley cars to run up there? The
question can be answered, and various
reasons given very easily. The plots,
IL kept in good order, require atten-
tion, watering, etc. To do this those
who have dear ones buried there are
compelled to take long up hill walk
which in summer time is particularly
tiresome and very many are not able
to take it. as they would like to. 1t
is customary for people to walk out
in that direction too, and stop and
view the prettily decorated plots and
graves and then go on up the road
past there, for walk through the
woods for breath of the pure spicy
air, and If they get very tired, what
a comfort it would be to be able to
take trolley car from the cemetery
to their homes.
Why do the people want to go to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
ZION A. M. E. CHURCH.

Flower Sunday was celebrated in
the Zion A. M. E. church last Sun
day. This was the t1ftieth year of
the church. There was a choir of
sixty-two voices. In the morning a
sermon was preached to the parents
and children. At 3. 80 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and in the evening at 7.30
exercises for the children were given.
Next Sunday the celebration of the
fiftieth grand rally will be held. In
the morning Mrs. Martha Twin, of
Asbury Park, will preach. At 3
O'Clock in the afternoon Charles La
Forge, of the Salvation Army, station
ed at Perth Amboy, will speak.
Again in the evening Mrs. Ivin will
speak. All are welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
sERvIAN KINGS JOURNEY.
Received n Warm Welcome From
Belgrade Delegation al, Vienna,

Received n Warm welcome From
Belgrade Delegation at, ViennR.
VIENNA, June 24.-King Peter ar
rived from Geneva and left again for
Belgrade after short stay. He re-
ceived a warm welcome from the Ser
Wan, Croatian and Montenegran stu
dents and from a delegation from Bel
grade headed by the mayor.
In responding to brief speech made
by the latter King Peter expressed his
pleasure at returning to Belgrade after
30 long an exile. -
In an interview which be gaveNwhile
on his way hither King Peter dwell on
the difficulty of furnishing the assassins
of King Alexander and Queen DraGa
in view of their pardon by the Eervian
national assembly prior to his election
as king
Sir G. Bonham, the British minister
to Servia, who was ordered home a
few days ago, has left for London.
The minister Of the Netherlands has
been instructed to leave Belgrade be-
fore the arrival Of King Peter.
The Greek court. has gone into a
fortnight's mourning for King Alexan-
der and Queen Draga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP.
First Meetins of Cup Yachts En n-ie
Basin.

First Meeting of Cup Yachts In EEfe
Basin.
NEW YORK, June "a. - The new
cup defender Reliance and the new
cup challenger Shamrock III. were
matched together side by side when
Reliance slid into the big Boston dock
In the Erie basin, from which Sham
rocks III. and III had Just been taken.
The difference between the two boats
was marked, and the yachting shaFps
who saw them were more positive than
ever that the blue ribbon Of the seas
would stay on this side of the pond.
The two Shamrocks, spick and span
in their new painted top sides, with
brightly FURNISHED hulls, were floated
out of the dock without incident at an
early hour.
They were taken over to the dock
near by, and the work of fixing them
for racing begun at once despite the
rain.
The Reliance went into dock TO be
cleaned and polished and to receive a
general overhauling for the ocean trial
races off Newport beginning the end OF
this month.
Carrying out the careful regard for
all superstitions which has marked the
care of the new challenger, neither
Shamrock III. nor Shamrock l. will be
taken down into the horseshoe until
after Sir Thomas arrival on the
Oceanic today.
Every cup challenger heretofore has
met her owner while she was swinging
at anchor near the Hook, and every
one of them has been beaten. 1t is ia
be hoped by keeping the challenger In
the basin until after her owner reaches
here to break this succession of de-
feats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
AMBOY
ST. STEPHENS LODGE.

st. Stephens Lodge No. SO F. & A.
M. had communication on Monday
evening at their rooms, and being the
last one previous to their vacation of
two months, there was an unusually
large gathering of members and resi-
dent masons. The meeting was of an
interesting character and at the close,
the assembled brethren repaired to the
Rippowan House where fine banquet
was served by the proprietor of the
same. There was the usual good time
with speeches and songs, reminis-
censes, etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
TO HAVE EXCURSION.

The Staten Island Rapid Transit
employees association will conduct an
excursion to Orchard Beach. Long
Island. The date set has been the
18th of August. The steamer Rich
mond with four barges and the tug
Vanderbilt will take the crowd to the
beach. The committee in charge of
all arrangements is William Cole,
chairman, George Ford, treasurer,
and Peter McGovern, secretary. Last
year the association claims that they
cleared nearly $1,000. They have
great hopes of being as successful this
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-24
WRECK AT NIAGARA, N. G.
Four Men Were Killed and One
badly Injured.


Daddy Injured.
RALEIGH, N. O., June 24-Four
Seaboard Air Line men are dead and
one badly injured as the result of a
head on collision at Niagara, N. c.,
sixty-flve miles from Raleigh. Both
engines were torn to pieces and five
freight cars badly damaged:
The dead men are Engineers s. T..
Stewart and w. p. Wall, Firemen
Walter Bond and Brewer, all white.
Stewart is a Canadian, while the other
three are North Carolinians, all maxi
ing their homes here.
Stewart was carrying an engine and
tender to Hamlet and was going south.
He passed a north bound freight at
Vass and evidently forgot another
freight behind that. At Niagara he
shot his engine up a grade around a
curve. At the same time the freight in
charge of Engineer Wall came flying
down the grade around the curve. One
fireman on the freight jumped just as
the engines crashed into each other in
a twenty foot cut.
The two engineers were killed at
once. Fireman Brewers body is
wedged in the wreck.