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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
9ie 9oien iunroen gum Ser=
rather.
Detecttp Gerber fanb feline seitoblenen gein
fIetoer tpie6er.

Gin Baar neue 8eintleioer fiibrten
sur Soentificirunq 0es Wannes, tpels
der geffern Na9mittag Der Wobnune
beg 8eteetibs @erber, 216 %. Nortb
Str, etnen Befu6 abeeifattet unb eine
l1br, Sbrrin9e uno anbere S9muf.
laden, fotpie einen reuen Nnaug unb
elm Paar neue 9eitreifte 9ofen unb
Grau 8erber's &ebolper mitsenommen
bate.
SSrau 8erber mar gefern Na1mittao
i'm gegrtff, bas 6aus gu berlafen, um
@infdufe 81 MAIDEN, als elm Garbiger
auf fie 5utrat uno fra9te, ob er bas
Gras DEG Rafens fdneioen folle. Die
6rau Ia9te, oaB lie feiner Dtenite nibi
beDiirfe. Wdbreno ibrer Nbmeienheit
orans Der 8urf6e in bas Saus unb
ftibrte Johann ben 9iebtabl aus.
2ebte Nu6t bielten Die polisiiten
Winn uno Ganfin. on Der Is. Str.
einen Ni9ser an, tpel6er ii9 bort in
perod6tieer Weife benabm. 9erielbe
3og einen &ebplber, allein er tpuroe erlt,
maffnet, ebe er nod bon Der Waffe @e-
brau6 MAIDEN fonnte. Qlls beute Mor-
gen in Der Office bes @9lieBers Die
tpdbrenb Der Na6t berbafteten Snbipi+
ouen ben SetectiDes borgefiibrt tpur=
ben. bemertte @erber fofort ben gttg.
ger, tpel6er cen @inbru9 in feline
Wobnung ausgefiibrt bate. Serielbe
bate ndmIt6 @erber's neue geftreiften
0ofen an. Nu9 bic S6mufiabett
uurben in ieinem Beiib gefunoen; ben
Nn5ug bate er berieBt. Ser Buri6e
CAB ieinen Namen als @barles Sobn=
ion an unb tDuroe fpdter i'm @eribt an
Die @roBgef6mDrenen iibermieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

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g., Marp M. unb Sohn 90. 5let6er
nnb bas leate Se9stel ion i'm Sruff
fiir ibren SDbn Sobn %. &amiap per=
Daltet tperoen. Ser @eiammtna1laB
wirb auf $l25, 900 gei6dbt.
PIeite.
Clarence 8. 2uelIen, Elm Raufmann
bon 2oiantbille, meloete I'M 8unbesge=
ri9t' feinen 8nnterott an. @r oab
feline Nctiba auf So, ,988.3 uno feline
Yaifiba auf 81, 581.14 an.
6 ri m n a oeri6t.
@arfielo 9abis, peI9er m6rberiI9e
Nngriffe auf feline Grau unb @9md=
germ ausgefi5rt bate, betannte fi9
f9ulbi9 unb purbe gu PA Sabrerl
&efOrmatorium berurtbeilt.
Sm Ppli3eigeri9t
tuuroe SObn gropfale, elm ebemaliger
untertban bes 9erri6ers aller &euben
tpegen 8agabunoirens auf IL Sage
($l uno ROifen) ins Nrbeitsbaus ge=
ianbt. gr nabm bas urtbeil nit
9roBer 8emiitbsrube enteegen. gr
meinte IL Sage in einem amerifani=
i6en Irbeits5aufe lei nod INNER
beiier, als bonn 8dter6en Gar gegen Die
Sapaner IN ben &rieg 9ef9ift gu
peroert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
@ Rau9t Die BONANZA.

Nus Rem NIbanp fom m I
Die trauri9e Na9rt9t, baB Srau @na
gil3, Satin beg am 4. Wtai bier, go.
1911 Sft Wafbington 9traBe, berfor=
benen geter 9iI8 bort ibrem @atten in
ben Sob gefoIgt 1T. Sie 2ei6e bes
9errn Sil3 tuurbe ieinerseit nod g2etp
Ilbanp our geerOisung iiberfiibrt, auf
Der Geiie erfrantte Die treue Satin an
Der 2un9en=@nt3tinbung. 9ieie, be-
i9leunigt bur9 ben @ram um ben ber=
itDrbenetl 8atten, bra9te ibren Sob.
3wei Rfn6er betrauern ben 10 pl6bli=
den Sob Der @ltern.
Die Iebte Sabresfibunq
bes 8erbanbes Der 8ef9i9tslebrer bon
SnbianapOlis uurbe eeftern in Der
5bOrtrioge sO9f9ule abgebalten. Serr
George 6. @ottman btelt einen 0or=
tra9 iiber 2anbfraBen unb 8ertebrss
mittel in Snotana In friiberen Sabren.
Die 8eamtenmabl refultirte ME folgt:
prdfibent, u. gB. Dunn, &ector Der
@ei9i9ts. Nbtbeilung Der Sbortribge
0o6f6ule. 8iee prdfbentin SRI.
SRI. Glora @wan, 99aBmeiferin,
SRI. Srene gudleb.
5eit eeffern nnoreen iu9t bte
Poli8ei mad benz fett Donnerfaa Nbenb
permiBten oreiaebnidbrigen Sugo 2eeb
BON 2O9 grOOffioe Nbenue. Ser &nabe
De9felte, na6oem er BON Der @9ule
3uriifgetommen, bic &leiDer, berlieB
bas 5aus unb uurbe ieitber nidt mebr
geIehen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
ND. 226..
Mats fatt W ei3e n.

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fenbe bon Nfern Weisen= uno Wieien=
lanoes ruinirt unb biel 8oben tpirb un=
bebant bleiben mtifen unb nurllntraut
tpiro barauf gebeiben. @tpa 10000
Gfer Wais merben bies Sabr mebr ge-
pfan5t tperben als i'm 8oriabr. Safer
mtro IN @ibfon @ountn fart in No9-
frage fteben. ba Die MusIaat ie6r eerina
mar. ssWe6r unb mebr 6armes penben
fi9 Der 8ieb8u9t gu unb sebrau9en ibr
2dno 5u bieiem 3tuefe.
Sie ObiosG G6l1e i'm
buffrielI ausauntiben.
SefferonbilIe. s. 90.
Sacobs uno @mmons g. Sacobs BON
bier, 8ater uno Sobn, qlauben, oas
Spfem entoeft su baben, tpona9 Die
bic Sbiofdlle inOuitriell unb beionbers
fiir glectricitdt ausgenubt uerben t6n=
men. Sie 2eute baben f6 bereits ibre
grftnoung, elm cOloRales WaHerrab,
patentiren laiien. Das &ab iol Ti6
ni9t nur bur6 Wafer, ionbern our@
oas eigene 8etpi9t breben. go ioG
Die S9mieri9teit, oas STAB BEL benz
Stei9en unb Gallen oes 6luHes 3u
reguliren, i'm 8egfaG tOmmen, unb
oas &ao gu ieber 3eit in Sbdtiefeit gu
feben fein, S. %. Sacobs, Der Die
6auptarbeit getban bat, 1T "a Sabre
alt uno bat f6On auf berf6isbene @r=
finoungen Baterte erpirft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
ltnter f9perer Beibuloisuas.

Iuf bic bef6morene QusIage Der 16-
idbrt9en grOnnep @rtnibau BON g}o.
lis part5tr. tpobnbaft, tpnroe beute
firth Der gto. 1113 parf ctr. tuob-
nenbe Neger Sames 0tit9en berbaftet.
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S9par5en am 8. Npril frimineG anee=
griffen Daroen 81 ieitr. Die @e1ein=
poli5iffen Simon unb Wanninq nabs
men Die gerbaftung bor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

s. 9rie,b, Elm Mnge tel L
ter Der ganbalia Babn, gerietb geitern
nit benz SUB in eine gei9e Der @e=
leiie unb perlebte fib oerartig, baB bic
glmbulana uno bic Ner3te bes Sispen-
Sariums su ieiner 9ilfe angerufen tper=
ben muBten. Die unteriu9ung i'm Disc
peniarium ereab, baB feline 8erlebun=
aen mobl i6mersli6, ieood altdli6er
WeiIe ni9t ernftli8er Natur finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
YrofefIOr 5bsrtrtOse gum Trie4
Oensrtbter ernannt.

prOfeifor u. 6. 5bOrtribge III bon
ben @ountp=@ommiiidren gum Grie=
bensri6ter bon Warren SopnIbip nit
Office in SrDington ernannt. ct 1T
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beritorbenen Gi9ters @lmer 9. pente=
cOf. 6err gbortrtbge mar Iange
Sabre prin5ipal Der Rorbieite 9o9=
i6ule, mel9e ieBt ieinen Namen tr6gt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
Gin nenes Nppartsmsnt=0aas.

9ie Serren Senrp &otbe unb Nueuif
Rubn Derben on Der @fe Der Wafa9u=
ietts Nbe. unb Walnut Str. elm brei=
ft6digesNppartement 1aus erri9ten lai=
len, tpel9es nit allen mDbernen Nccos
mooaoationen oerfeben iein tpirb. Sie
8aufoiten perben fi9 auf $50, 900
beIaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

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Wat= Setter ttttt SattS
Sttr Setter OeS Sf=tdbrtgett
SmbtIdmnsS oes 21er 0eretnS
tt MnOnoaIe GetsbtS cote
26. Str. tttto Capitol WOe. J
Gtntrttt $1.OO. Grfrtfd)uts= :
9ett fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14
Srsaaiiation DER Snotana : Sc:
lesattoa.

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cratifben 93ationalconbentton belt i'm
@rano=9otel cine 5'Buns ab, In tpel=
der fie fi6 mte fDlat organilirte:
8oriiBenber = Sobn 6. 2amb bon
Serre Saute.
9ecretdr - S. 5. giolan BON
Gbanspille.
Sdasmeiiter = Wm. $. O'grien
bon 2amrenceburg.
Die nd6fte 8eriammluns Ger Dele
CATION finoet am 4. Suli in 81. 2ouis,
alio spei Gage DOr @r6ffnuns Der Sea-
tional=@onDentipn, ffatt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

Ole 6 a a 81 unterrid g.
Beb6rbe berlieb aeitern Manbate an 20
berf6iebene 9o9i9ulen bes @taates.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-14

@ottIteb 2eutharbt,
vOi, genitbli9e @de,"
@de 0Oble unb Wlarfet Str
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
HAD PICNIC ANYWAY.
New Brunswick Methodists Went to Boyn-
toas Beach Yesterday.

Members of the Sunday SCHOOLS of
tho First Methodist and St. James M.
e. churches, of New Brunswick, en-
joyed their picnic Mt Boynton Bocah
yesterday, Notwithstanding tho charge
that the Public Service Corporation
had raised the rates to be asked for
chartered cars and the "trip by trolley
cars was abandoned OH Sunday
Scholars of tile schools and their
friends to the number of several
hundred went o tho beach, but took
various means for getting there.
When the steamer James L, Brett
left its dock at O'Clock it carried
off between 100 and 200 picnickurs
A score or more went by trolley car
later anu during the morning Mrs. t.
w. Vail, OF Colwise avenue, had
charge of two stage loads of people,
who started off merrily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
Observed Fourteenth Anniversary
in an Appropriate Manner
Last Night.
STATE OFFICERS HERE.
Meeting was Held In the Rooms Of the City
Hall Speeches We're Made by Both Wis.,
tors and SeveraIsLOcaI Leaderssn the
Order Told Of the Growth and Progress Of
the Mechanics In this State.

There were one hundred members of
the order present at the celebration
of the fourteenth anniversary of Mid
dlesex Council No. 63, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, last
might, in the lodge rooms at city hall.
State Councillor +. A. Lang, of
Newark, ana State Council Secre Sary
W. II. Myers, of Trenton, were pres
ent, and made interesting addresses.
They spoke of the strides made by the
oruer of late, aud congratulated the
local council upon tho reaching of its
fourteenth milestone.
Several members of the council
spoke, among them being William G.
Gray, Ii. E. Pickersgill and Villa
Bath.
After the meeting refreshments
were served Visitors were present
from Metuchen, Woodbridge and
South Amboy. 1t was midnight when
the gathering dispersed. The council
now has about 1876 members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
BIG TIME IN
PLAINF|ELD.
Odd Fellows Installed Officers
Therein Charge of District
Deputy Or. Frank CroWther.

An epoch was marked in Westfield
Odd Fellowship last night, when DIR.
Frank Crowther. of this city, d. D..
G. M, went to that place, with his
staff, to install the officers of Wet
field Lodge, No. l69 The install aUion
was public ard the attendance was
large accordingly.
DR.. Crowther made arousing ad
dress, and was loudly applauded.
Speeches were also made by Past
Grand Lucns. of Elizabeth, and S.
G. Garretson, of this city.
Next Monday night DR.. Crowther
will finish up the work of installing
the officers Of the eleven lodges Of the
tenth district, of which he is deputy.
He will, On tiae niGhr. Install the
officers of Oarteret Lodge No. 267, at
Carteret in Glass hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
Contest Over the Comfort will
Ended with the Withdrawal
Of the Caveators.
JUDGE WAS CONVINCING.
Ne Drew the Will and Had All the Circum-
stances Clearly Established in His Mind.
Severe Cross Examination Could not
Shake Him and the win is now Probated
as Drawn.

As was told in the News yesterday
the contest over the will of the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Comfort was not con
tinued and the will was directed ad
mitted to probate. Lawyer Arrow
smith informed the court that tho
oaveators objected to the probatlng
of the will, but would offer no eviG-
ence, and ths order for the probating
of the will was then made on motion
of Captain Parker, counsel for the
will.
This is the will in which it is a.
legged by tho cayeators, Mrs. Switzer
and James CoaIfort, daughter and son
of the testatrix, that their mother was
incapable of drawing a will because
of her mental condition, it being
claimed that she was insane. They
were the chief legatees under the
will, the rest of tho property going
mostly to James Piarson.
When the contest first came up be-
fore the court the proponents proved
the execution of the wfl by swearing
the two witnessssto IT and supplement-
ing lis proof with evidence given by
Lawyer Adraiu Lyon, who drew the
will and was present when it was
signed and executed. Lawyer Lyon
made a splendid witness. Lawyer
Alan H. Strong, for the caveators,
cross examined him very closely, but
could not shake his testimony. Law
yer Lyon was so familiar with the
facts at the time the will was signed
that ne drew pen and ink sketch of
the chairs and other furniture in the
room and marked where the witnesses
stood during the signing.
The property left of the estate, after
claims are paid, amounts to about
So, 600, although the estate was worth
considerable at one tune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
READ NEW TESTAMENT
BaptIsts are Urged to Make That Their
Summer Reading This Season.

AT the Baptist prayer meeting the
pastor Rev. p. r. Ferris, addressed
one of the largest audiences he has
had at such a meeting this summer.
Ho spoke abont the Now Testament
and urged the members of his church
to read the New Testament through
tllis summer.
The roll call of the church will be
held in the chapel tonight. to be fol-
lowed by social hour.
The trolley ride to be given under
the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society, will start from State and
Fay ette streets at 7 80 O'Clock tomor.
row night The trip is to Riverside
Park, beyond New Brunswick and
return. A delightful time is antlcl'
pated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
Operators Decide to Shut Down
the Mines Two or Three
Days Each Week.
men TALK OF STRIKE.
Affairs Seem Very Unsettled and Peace
Seems Hanging in the Balance Opera
tors Have Caught Up to the Demand and
Have Been Storing Col for Some Time.
Prices 90 up.

After period of comparative activ.
ity during the spring the anthracite
coal trade hns become dull, and, next
week practically all of tho large com.
panies will either close their mines
or operate them on reduced time.
This means that the coal docks in this
city will be affected.
On August another advance of ten
cents ton in the price of coal will be
made, in accordance with the sliding
price scale adopted after the strike of
1909.
The coal business is generally dull
during the summer. but under the
system of price adjustment now in
operation, an incentive is given to
purchase coal in April or May. Those
who have storage facilities buy at
that time and the hand TO mouth con /
sumner delays making his PURCHASES
until winter.
In the opinion of prominent anthra-
cite operators the labor situation in
the coal districts is far from satisfac-
tory. The threatened strike of the
80. 600 mine workers of this district
seems near. The situation grows
more critical hourly
The operators who withdrew from
the Cancellation Board in huff have
made no effort to call another meeting
or to improve the strained relations
with the mine workers. They will
make no advance. but will maintain
their position of demanding that
Umpire Wright be asked to reconsider
his decision on the check weighman
grievance.
A leader Of the mine workers says
this makes the situation serious and
that the strike may begin at any time.
The Executive Board representing
the $4,000 miners in the district has
been given authority TO order strike
at all collierles where the award on
the check weighmen is not enforced.
and is merely delaying to do so in the
hope that the operators will recede
from their position.
AS soon as it is settled that the
Cancellation Board will tax Q no further
action the men at all collieiies where
there are grievances will demand an
adjustment and be ready to back
their demand with a strike.
The miners leaders will do all they
can to avert a strike, but will insist
that tho award be enforced.
The operators said today that there
is no statement to he made regarding
their position, as it is unchanged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
Blaze Which Threatened Hotel
Central Discovered About 2
O'clock This Morning.
DAMAGE ABOUT $500.
Flames In the Fear Of Masterson's Res
tanrant Two Theories Advanced for the
Fire Gas Stove Had Been Used But a
Short Time Before the Fire was Noticed
and Mice May Have Gotten into Matches

The restaurant of w. j. Masterson,
in the Hotel Central, 1l3 Smith street,
was damaged to the extent Of $500 by
a fire of mysterious origin shortly
after Q O'Clock this morning. The
kitchen and pantry in the rear were
gutted, and the restaurant, in the
front, suffered considerably from
damage by water.
The fire was discovered by Patrol
man Jensen, who smelled smoke.
Upon investigating, he found the
restaurant kitchen ablaze. When the
alarm was given, much amusement
was caused by the "negligee-ness" of
the costumes of two or three of the
occupants of the building.
Two possible causes are assaigned.
one that the blaze originated from the
burning of gas stove by an employe
about half,hour before tho fire was
discovered. The user Of the stove,
however. claims to have extin nguished
everything before leaving the kitchen.
The other possible origin Is the scratch
ing Of matches BY mice
1t was not necessary to use either
of the steamers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Session to be Held in New Bruins
wick September g. Prominent
Speakers Coming,

= The Program Committee of tn Q
Middlesex County Sunday school As
sociation are completing the program
for the annual convention to be held
in the Livingston Aven ne Baptist
church, New Brunswick, on Thurs
day, September 8, and have secured
two notable speakers. One of these
will be Rev. A. Trimmer, pastor
Of the Episcopal church at Helmetta.
The other will be Rev. DIR. Forrest E.
Dagger, of Philadelphia. He is a
noted speak er and writer. Tho former
will speak at the afternoon session
and the latter will speak at the even
ing service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
TEN DAYS DRIVE IN
NORTHERN new JERSEY.
County Superintendent and Mrs.
H. B. Willis Return from an
Enjoyable Outing.

County Superintendent and Mrs. Il.
B. Willis have returned from driv-
ing trip covering period of ten days
through tho northern part Of tie
State They WIRE groatly delighted
with the outing. During the trip
thy visited thirty-six towns and bor-
npghs and were ut tho top OF High
Point, 300 feet above sea level, md
ilie highest point in The State. They
found many excellent rontls ana were
much plensed with the excellency Of
the scenery in this section Of the
Stat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
SPITzERS WERE BOTH
HARD HIT LAST NIGHT
Early In Evening There was a
Small Blaze In tho Spitzar Pro-
perty in Hall Avenue.

The Splitter establishments were
"up against it,, last night az the
boys say, for both tho annex to the
one on Smith street. owned by S.
Spitzer, and the one at 10 Hall avenue
the property Of Spilzer, were the
scenes Of fires.
Shortly after 0 O'Clock tho Hall
avenue pIace was discovered to be on
fire, I'M one or two of the bed
room. The blaze was extin-
guished with several pals of water.
The damage was slight No alarm
was sent in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
ANGRY LOOKING SKY.
Marked the Ap proach ofThis After
rooms Shower.

. The water a'ong the bluff and
shore grew very rough and angry look
ing as this afternoon heavy shower
approached, and small boats were
menaced. Fishermen who were on
the beds made hard pull for shore
and many got a wetting. The western
sky presented an unusually savage ap.
pearance as the shower approached
and the big black clouds moved Sc
swiftly tlat little could BIO done before
the rain fell in torrents,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
ELKS EXCURSION SAILS WITH
BARELY 200 People ON BOARD:
Socum Disaster EviddntIy has had its Effect On
Perth Amboy Tickets to be Given Away But
Nobody Seemed to Want Them--Those Who
Started Prepared for Good Time

That the Slocum disaster had it's
effect, and no very small one, on the
pleasure seeking public of this city,
was strikingly shown this morning,
when. at one minute to ten o'clock,
the steamer colchester sailed away
from Merritt's dock with but about
200 people on board, composed Of the
local Elks and their friends. It was
the excursion of Perth Amboy Lodge
No. 7S4, to Donnelly's Grove. College
Pc int. The Tolchesrer's carrying
capacity is rated at | $780,
A stop was first made atSouth Am
by, where seventeen lone excursionists
walked up the gang plank.
Nearly every member Of the lodge il
supposed to have taken five tickets to
sell. Whether some bought them up,
or not, is not known. hut the fact re-
mains that tickets were to be had for
the taking this morning about town
and on the dock, and News reporter
had nearly score of the paste boards
offered MIN. A number of small boys,
who lad been thus given tickets.
clustered about thu upper rail as the
steamboat sailed away, while tb
band on the after deck played Nee
Me at st. Louis, Louis = The com
- !.
bined values of the unused tickatA
would
and enabled him to enjoy the fair, in
royal style.
r. A. Peltier was chairman of the
committee of arrangements. and the
small number who venturea forth
could in nowise be laid to lack Of
energy ON the part of the COMMITTEES.
The arrangements were perfect The
steamer was large, fast and sass in
every particular. the music WIS iur-
nished by Hadkius. of TotttnvilIe,
and every detail provided for tho com
fort of the passengers.
A large part Of the excursionists
were ladies, and all went thoroughly
equipped for good time.
/" Uap'n Bill Hawkins went along
to dispense ice cream.
Among the prominent members Of
the horned tribe noticed on board as
the steamer left the dock were; DIR.
Frank Crowther, Richard f. White,
Harvey Stetson, R. A. Peltier, Peter
Floersch, W, A. Crowell and DR.. II.
K. Mason.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
JOLLY PARTY
TO MIDLAND.
LOttie B. Took a Merry Crowd
Down fhe Bay Last Night
Sail in the Moonlight

A Jolly party of about two score
persons, with ]. G. Burns as on
gineer in chief, sailed to Midland
Beach on the steambo Lottie b. last
night. They left this city about 6:30
O'Clock, reaching the beach about s.
Returning they left the resort about
II.
While there they took in oil the
sights at the beach. Refreshments
weresserved on the boat. All on board
had delightful evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
SHEATH IMPROVING.

Frank Sheath, of As Commerce street,
who was badly cut about the face and
hands by an explosion at the Chemical
Works Tuesday afternoon, as told in yes
terday s News, is improving as rapidly
as could be hoped for.
If you are out of work put an aLv
in the Evening News, it will cost yon
nothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
l.. C. 3. A. CONVENTION
Jersey Woman Chosen as One Of the Su.
preme Trustees of the Order.

AT the triennial convention of the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
yesterday at St. Paul, Mimi, three su-
preme trusts were elected, as follows
Mrs. Maria S Quinn, of Newark, n. j.,
and Mrs. Anna j. Brady and Miss Bertha
Mcintyre, of Pittsburg, Pa Mrs. Marga
ret Kelly, Of Cleveland, and Mrs. Mary
Murphy, of Buffalo, were elected audi
tors.
Ice Cream 25c quart. II xtons Drug
Sore. TOOL 6 28tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
HAS BADGE NO. 2.

James W. Henderson has badge No.
2 Of the new uniform badges of the
Tottenville fire department They
are in tho form of a Maltese Gross.
Mr.. Henderson belongs to Eureka
Engine Company, and is the second
point of years of membership.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
TO ATLANTIC CITY.

A mid summer excursion to Atlant c
City, via the Central railroad, will
staff from this city. On August 4th,
at q 20 a. m. 1t will make thirteen
stops down the road, as far rs Atsion.
The return train will leave Atlantic
City at 9:45 O'Clock that night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
WOULD BURN ROWDOAT

Two youngsters were before the recorder
this morning charged with breaking up
for firewood rowboat belonging to
Robert William, near the dry docks.
They owned TO being there, but put the
blame on an older boy. They were dis
charged with reprimand
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
MEETING IN KEypORT.

The Ladies' Aid Society, of st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church, will
hold their meeting tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Peter Sondergaard in Keyport. +.
They will take the 12.1s train from the
Central station.
Ice Cream 2jc quart. Sex on's Drug
Store. 100l 2S II
Fine writing paper at Sexton's Drug
Store. 70Ol 6 2S tt
Real Estate column page
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-28
THE ELDER IS HERE
Rev. Or. j. S. Chadwick will Pre-
side at Danish N. E. Church.

Rev. Dr. J. s. Chadwick will pre-
side at the quarterly conference at Z
O'Clock tonight sndIpreach at 5 O. clock
in the Danish M. E. church. DIR.
Chadwick will only come here twice
more as this is his last year in the
district.