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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
CAR STOPPED AT BARN;
PASSENGERS WALKED.
People Coming Home From New
Brunswick Late Last Ni.ht
IncOnvenienced.

A carful of passengers was dumped out
OF trolley car at the car barns at
Smith street and Davidson avenue at
.25 O'Clock last night. The passengers
were returning from the firemen's cele-
bration at New Brunswick, and, among
them, were several ladies.
The conductor said nothing about the
non-running of the car into the heart OF
the citv until the barns were nearly
reached. Several of the passengers were
highly indignant and one man gave the
conductor harsh reproof. There was
no apparent means of coming into the
city on car and the passengers had to
walk the remainder of the distance. 1t
was not the last car to arrive in this
city, and the action in ending the run at
that point, on the outskirts of the city,
seemed an outrage to the people who
had to walk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
READY FOR BANNER
RAISING TONIGHT.
Republicans Will Have Grand Rally With Music and
Red Fire in Front OF the Club Rooms in Odd
Fellows Building Tonight Banner to be
Swung Across the Street.

A large turnout is expected at the
Republican rally and banner raising
tonight. All Republicans have been
requested to be present. They will
assemble at the Odd Fellows build
ing. A band of music has heen en-
gagged, and rod fire will be in evil
denoe.
When the banner is in place the Re-
publioans will go to Wilder Hall
where o mass meeting will be held
John S. Gibson will deliver the ad-
dress of the evening. He is known as
an eloquent speaker. The banner ihas
been hung, rolled, in front of the
BRIGGS building, by Laggren Brothers,
of Elizabeth. 1t will be .unfurled
across the street. from the BRIGGS
building to the Odd Fellows building,
ut Smith and King streets. The COM
mittee in charge is Postmaster George
H. Tice, Judge Lyon and ]. III.
Gregory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05

REQUEST TO
TAP MAIN.
Representative Of ChesehrOugh
Company Appeared at
Committee Meeting.
CONFERENCE TODAY.
Commissioners are Undecided About the
Matter Although Most of Than are A.
verse 10 Having the New Main Tapped
South of Market Street May Take
Some Definate Action Tonight.

The Ohcsebrough Manufacturing z
Company had representative present
Mt the committee meeting of the
Board of Water Commissioners last
night, pursuant to the boards re.
quest. The company has made appli-
cation to tap the new water main.
Some action may be taken in the mat
ter at tonight's meeting of the board.
The commissioners, as n whole, are
averse to allowing tile new twenty
four-inch main to be tapped at any
point south of Market street, accord.
ing to the plans. If a pipe is allo wed
to be laid, to lead into the vaseline
works, it will, in all probability, he
from the present sixteen inch main.
from which an eighth pipe already
leads into the Raritan Copper Works,
and weakens this oity's pressure
considerably.
Adam Eckert, clerk of the board
and two of the commissioners went
to the Chesebrough Works today for 8
further conference in the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
c. E. STATE
CONVENTION.
Meets in Elizabeth Tomorrow
and Friday Prominent
Speakers.

The eighteenth annual convention
of the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will be held Thurs
day and Friday in Elizabeth, and the
event will bring together Christian
Endeavor workers from every section
of this State.
The convention will be held in the
Central Baptist church and will open
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock will
q song service Other numbers of the
opening program will be addresses by
the Rev. DR. E. 7. Tomlinson and the
Rev. J. T. Kerr and response frGm
J. T. Sproull, the State president.
In the afternoon Robert E. Speer,
secretary of the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions, will speak, and
in the ev ening the Rev DR.. Andrew
Gillies will make an address.
Friday morning Bishop Walters will
be among the speakers, and the Rev.
]. F. Cowan of the Christian Endeav
or World md John Willis Baer will
make addresses before the final ad'
journment il tho evening. Arrange
ments have been made for q special
rate to the convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
S7,I25 VERDICT IN SUIT
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
New Brunswick Girl Would Not
Consider Marriage as
c0mprOm SO.

New Brunswick, Oct. 5:-Spurning
the offer of George Baldwin, her
former sweetheart, Miss Bertha
Guise, of this CITY, brought suit for
breach of promise, and rs n result Of
the sympathy her case excited in the
minds of the jury she received ver-
dict of 81, 1876. The jury came in ves-
terday afternoon after deliberating
two hours.
Young Baldwin wanted to marry
the girl when the suit was instituted,
bat Miss Guise had lost all confidence
in him and declined to consider any
proposition that had in it anything
that savored of compromise. She was
satisfied to let the jury decide, and
her confidence was not in vain. She
is we'll pleased with the verdict, and
her friends consider 1t vindication.
1t is expected Baldwin will enter an
appeal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
HOMELESS YOUTH
LYING IN DOORWAY.
Policeman Found Him and Took
Him 10 Headquarters Lost
Some Money.

A youth who gave his name as
Townsend A. Turner was picked up
on Smith street about . 80 o'clock last
night by Patrolman Hanson. Turner
was lying in doorway unable to
walk. He had no hat. A man who
had seen the young man earlier in the
evening said he was lying near the
site OF the new postoffice. The patrol
man went there and found his hat,
watch, package and a few other
articles Turner claimed that sos
which he said he had had in an inside
pocket was missing. 1t could not be
found. In court this morning no
charge was made against the youth.
He was then uncertain rs to the
amount of money he had had.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
LOVER IN WAITING
EXCITES SUSPICION.
People Of South High Street Alarm
cd by a Man VINO Free
quents Neighborh00d. delivered r.
ean~:-sat At


"The Great South High Street
Mystery is solved, and the minds Of
number OF residents in the vicinity
of Woodruff place aud High street.
who have been puzzled and worried
at the actions of strange. dark
swnrthy man who has loitere d In the
vicinity at night much of latc. will be
relieved at great discovery ! de by
Patrolman Andrew Jensen in gard
to the circum stances surrounding the
man.
His attention having been called by
Chief of Police Burke to the fears Of
some of the residents of the neighbor-
hood, Jensen set out to investigates
1t was even declared that the man, who
was thought to be- an Italian, lad had
several heated arguments on the street
with woman.
Jensen's Investigations revealed the
fact that the man was totally Innocent
of any wrong purpose for lingering in
tile neighborhood and that he simply
waited at that con venient trysting
place frequently for his sweetheart
who is employed as domestic in one
of the nearby houses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Wants His Scenery.

Chief of Police Burke last night,
received the following telegram. He
had never previously heard of either
of the men concerned, and can make
no arrest unless officially notified by
the police department of Now York or
New Brunswick to that effect. Chief
Burke is entirely ignorant of any de-
tails or facts save those contained i'll
the message. 1t reads:
New York.
"Chief of Police:
Chief Police New Brunswick tele-
graphs Benjamin Vernon has my
stolen scenery. Arrest Vernon your
theatre. Can arrive morning. Ans
wer my expense.
DIR. Edgar Barnum. "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
BICYCLE RIDER WAS
STRUCK BY TROLLEY.
On His Way to Work and Was Rid
ing Down Center Of Car
Track.

At :25 last night while riding q
bicycle up State street, near Center
John Tierney, of Kearny avenue, Was
struck by trolley car in charge Or
Motorman Christy. He was thrown
off his wheel but not badly hurt. The
wheel was badly damaged.
Tierney is an oiler at the American
Smelling g. Refining Company 8 plant.
Last night he was riding to his work
and was going down the middle OF the
trolley track it is understood He did,
not notice the car until it was too late
for him to turn ont of the way. He
was hurt but slightly and contlnueq
on his way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Will Build Factory at MataWan
Where Clay Lands Have
Been Purchased.
LOCAL MEN INTERESTED
Men Connected With the New Jersey Terra
Gotta Works Connected With This Con
Germ and are Among the Incorporators
VIII rommsnse W.rk Of Erecting
Factory at Ono.

Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Raritan Brick Company
of this city and Matawan. 1t is cap
itslized at $500 Twenty acres oi
clay land have been purchased Of
Matawan, and work will be started al
oncu ON tho erection OF large plant
thore. The incorporators are Thoge
u Eskesen, of Matawan; Theodore
S. Brown, of this city; Karl Mathia
son, of Keyport; Frederick L. Brown,
of this city; a1d Bennett K. Eskesen
of Matawan.
The officers are: Thoge R. Eskesen
president; Karl Mathiasen, vice
president; Theodore S. Brown, secre
tary aud treasurer. These three officers
constitute the hoard of directors The
company will have ffices in this city
and MatawaD.
One or two of the out-of-town in
corporators are identified with the
New Jersey Terra Gotta Company, Of
this city, Karl Mathiasen, vice-presi
dent of the new company, being
president. sssy@..,.
The new concern Will go in fol
manufacturing on nh extensive scale
and no time will be lost in ereotinf
their plant and preparing for tie com
inenoement of operations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
FIREMEN IN
TEST ALARM.
Echoes from the Big Parade at
New Brunswick Yes.
terday.
TuCV kAknC 0lIInV TIME
THEY MADE QUICK Time

The exhibition race to false alarm
on Livingston avenue, New Bruins
wick, after the firemen's parade, an
account of which was given in yester-
day 8 News, was witnessed by large
crowd and was very interesting. The
New Brunswick companies. which
turned out, raced at rapid pace.
Shortly afterwards real alarm for q
fire at tue steamboat wharf was rung,
and many people were not aware that
there was fire, thinking the second
alarm part of the exhibition.
The trolley oars broke all records
for transporting large crowds, and a
number of hills were climbed wit.
difficulty, so heavy were the loads
of passengers.
Winkler S Band of Trenton, of thirty
pieces, gave delightful concert last
night, to an immense THONG, on the
reviewing stand at Livingston avenue
and George street.
Large crowds attended the two fire.
mems balls in Columbia Hall and
McDede's Grand Central Palace.
"Unce SAM an eight-foot youth
from Asbury Park, carrying an Ameri.
can flag, led Wesley Engine Company
of Asbury Park, which made fine
showing.
The Oldest member of the New
Brunswick department, William
Helm, rode in one of the carriages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Ceremony Was Performed in St.
Mary's Catholic Church
Today.
RECEPTION FOLLOWED.
Mr.. and Mrs. cottreIl Left at Noon on a
Wedding Trip Through New York State
Will Reside 10 TyrrelI Block State
Street Upon their Return Many Beau
tiful Presents Received.

Miss Margaret Ryan, of 70 Buck
lnghAm avenue, and Howard Cottrol
were married at 8 9o'clock this morn
ing in ST. Mary's Roman Catholic
church by Rev. Father Blake. The
best man was William Cottrell. The
bridesmaid, Miss Annie Ryan, a sister
of the bride, was dressed in white silk
and carried bouquet of white roses
The brido was dressed in white crepe
de chine and carried flowers.
After the cereuony Mr.. and Mrs.
Cottrell and few friends drove tt
the BRIDES home, where reception
was held.
At IL ~ amid shower of rice. tne
couple left til, house and drove to the
Central depot, from where they left
for New York city. They will take 9
trip on the New York Central as fal
as Albany, here they will stop off fol
few days. They will return home
by way of niagara Falls.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cottrell ar
we'll known in this city. Mr.. Cottrol
is an engineer ut the Standard Under
ground Gable Works. He is member
of Lincoln Engine Company, being
the engineer i'll charge of theil
steamer.
Upon their return home they will
reside in the fiat at State and Center
streets, until recently occupied b,
MIR. and Mrs. Dwyer and family.
Many beautiful presents were re
cieved. From her mother Mrs. 90
trell received check for $500, from
her brother, Dennis Ryan, handsome
sideboard Her sisters, Misses Eliza
beth and Annie, presented her with I
dining room table.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
.FREEHOLDERS
AND THE MAIN.
Mr.. Glenn Made Effort to Gel
Resolution Passed Giving
City Permission.
NOTHING WAS DONE.

OpSCIHE 10 HeEUeHlHg Ne705.
New Brunswick, Oct. 5:-Free-
holder Glenn made desperate at
tempt to give the city of Perth Am
boy permission to lay the water main
on the new road leading to the bridge
on. the south shore, at the meeting of
the freeholders here today, but he was
unsuccessful After voting on two re-
solutions, the matter was left Just
where it was.
Mr.. Glenn introduced resolution
giving the desired permission to the
city. This was opposed by Freeholder
DeHart, who said the freeholders had
no legal right to grant such permis-
sion under the circumstances. He
introduced substitute resolution
granting the desired permission il
State Road Commissioner Budd and
the contractors. Rue & Fountain,
gave their permission. Mr.. Glenn
said there was no use passing such a
resolution as that for the contractors
had already refused Mr.. DeHart' S
resolution had been prepared bv the
county solicitor.
Mr.. Glenn said Perth Amboy
needed water and it was needed badly.
When vote was taken on DeHart's sub
stitute five freeholders did not vote,
eight favored it and six were against.
As it requires majority of the whole
board to pass resolution, it was lost.
A vote was then taken on Mr. Glenn s
resolution. Again five refused to vote,
ten favored 1t and five were against.
This was also lost. Director Fountain
was one of those who did not vote.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Dis lINCUISHED GUEST
English Knight Saw Firemen's Par
ade in New Brunswick.

The most distinguished visitor in New
Brunswick yesterday who saw the Fire
mems parade was Sir William Ramsay,
the famous English chemist, who is the
gnest of Mayor William s. Meyers. He
is we'll acquainted with the Mayor, who
studied in Sir Williams laboratory in
London, aud has been in touch with
him in chemical and scientific matters
for many years.
Sir William has been in this country
for short visit and is to return to
Europe today on the Baltic. He left for
New York on the 4.25 train yesterday
afternoon.
Mayor Myers vas, of course, too busy
with the firemen to be with his guest
and so the duty OF entertaining him
devolvcd upon Mrs. Myers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Baptist Church Notes.

q The prayer meeting of the Baptist
church tonight will take the form of
q promise meeting. The members are
requested to bring some promise of
scripture. At the communion service
Sunday the pastor urged the people to
turn out to this service and try to fill
the chapel every Wednesday night, AT
the close the regular quarterly bust
ness Meeting of the church will be
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
4th Ward Republicans.

The Fourth Ward Republican Olut
held well-attendcd meeting last
night. The coming raising of theii
banner in front of the cafe of II. Gund
ZACH. at 1877 New Brunswick avenue,
was discussed. The date was not set'
but will be within about two weeks,
The club will meet Friday night oi
this week at Gundlaoh when g
supper will be enjoved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Meeti Q Held Last Night inspector
Ramsay's Report.

There were four membors present at
the meeting of the Board of Health,
last night. They were President
Franz Roessler and Commissioners
DR.. G. J. Howell, j. H. Mulchahey
and ]. b. Tomey. DR.. W. e. Ramsay,
who is clerk and inspector, was also
present The penal code was discussed,
and the inspectors report received,
rs follows: Gases of diphtheria, 8;
scarlet fever, z; typhoid fever, 8;
measles, /. Nuisances reported, 81;
nusianoes abated, 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Former Collector Dead.

Long Branch, Oct 5:-William L.
Hopper Collector of the Port of Perth
Amboy under President Harrison died
Monday night at his home at West Long
Branch from diabetes. He was 66 years
old, and is survived bv a widow and five
children. He had filled the positions
of constable, township committeeman
and assessor of Eatontown Township.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Camden Man for Asbury.

Asbpry Park, Oct. 5:-The Rev. W. A.
HunsbeIger, of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Camden, is among the
preachers being considered by the First
Methodist Episcopal church of this city,
as Its pastor, to succeed the Rev. W. K.
Weddcrspoon next March. DR.. Wedder-
spoon has practically accepted call to
Emory church, Pittsburg, DR.. Huns
berger will preach here next Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Leap Year Dance.

A leap year dance will be held in
Braga Hall Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 1, by the young ladies who so
ably managed the similar affair in the
Soheuer building academy last season.
The second dance will eclipse the
former both in the number of invita-
tions and the extensivoness OF the
arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
HeisIey on the Bench.

Freehold, Oct. 5 The regular Octo-
her term of the Monmou tn county
courts opened here yesterday. Ow
ing 10 the illness of Supreme Court
Justice Charles E. Hendriokson, the
supreme court list of thirty seven
cases was not called. Circuit Court
Judge Wilbur A. Heisley and County
Judge John e. Foster presided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Large Senior Class.

This years senior class ut the nigh
school is the largo in the history OF
the school. There are thirty on c
members, including the members who
entered from Metuchen. In naming
the members of the Glass in Monday Is
issue the names of the Misses Nellie
Darcy, Sigma Nelson, Elizabeth And
erson and Mary Leavy were uninten-
tionnlIv cuitted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Teachers Reception.

The teachers OF the city schools will
hold their annual reception in the
high school tomorrow night. This
affair is held every year to enable the
new teachers to become acquainted
with the others, and to promote a
feeling of sociability. A pleasant
evening is anticipated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Nearly Struck Lady.

Complaints have been received by
the police of the practice by a number
OF boys of playing baseball on the
grounds adjoining the high school
building. A few days ago, it is
claimed. an old lady narrowly escaped
being struck by the ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
To Flow Field,

1t is expected that the football game
Saturday of this week, between the
Young Mems Forum and the South Am
boy f. c., will be the only game to be
played mt Amusement Park this season,
as the field is to be shortly plowed up for
the wi ntCr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Democratic Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
will bs held i'll Armory Hall, Burnet
street, New Brunswick, Friday of
this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Complained Of Boys.

II. Epstein of G8 New brunswick
avenuo, las complained to tho police
that boys have frequently stolen goods
from in front of his store aud thrown
stones at him and otherwise annoved
1,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Forced Door Open.

Mrs Peter Ooogan, of 10 Board
street, has reported to the police that
the door of her residence was forced
open bv strange man, who, she de-
clares, used insulting language to her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Anniversary Dance.

The committee in Charge OF the ami
versary dance of the Danish Sociable, A..
c. which will be he'd on the 22nd OF
this month, report great progress so far
This will be a private dance for the mem
bers only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Trouble at Factory.

There was another employees fracas
in the knee pants factory yesterday.
The second scene will be laid in police
court tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
For the Hospital.

Mrs. W. Scott Hall wishes to acknowl-
edge the receipt of donations for the hos
pital, as follows: S. Scheurer 81 Sons,
$40; Frank X. Chambers, manager of
Roger Peets' store, New York, by person
al check, $40; Salz & Steiner, Sickles
Brothers and Reynolds 81 Hanso n, night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Sewing Circle Meets.

This afternoon the Young Girls Sewing
Circle of St. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church are the guests of Mrs G. NJ.
Peterson. 221 Madison avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Five Dollars Reward

For the conviction of the person no
stole tho lantern in front OF the residence
of Thomas Liugle. on Market street, last
night. between the hours OF Q O'Clock
and daylight. 1886 l0-5 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Mr.. Howard, of Plainfield. will
conduct the preparatory service In tne
Presbyterian Chapel tonight, Rev Dr.
Mendenhall will preach next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Subscribe for The Evening News. Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05

FL. LARKINS 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating ON monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05
Senior Glass Election.

At the election of the Senior class
of the high school, Hans Hanson was
elected president, and Miss CLARA
Hardiman secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-05

Advertising is the life of trade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-09
with Japanese prejudices, and after
that the censor cut out about forty
words in every fifty-word telegram

with Japanese prejudices, and after
words In every fifty-word telegram.
'As for my views about the war-I
know very little about II. I never saw
any Russian activities, but know they
are carrying on their war to suit them.
selves. think Russia will thrash the
life out of japan. and for my part I
hope she does. II the Russians can be
any worse than those conceited little
brown men of the Mikado's they must
be devils. Yes; the equipment and
discipline of their army Is very good.
That is true. But they are fanatical,
unfeellng and cruel. Why. a japan.
, csc trooper thinks not In the least of
his horse and very little Of himself.
Think Only Of Advance.
Their only idea is to go ahead. to
go ahead at any price. II horse has
, its leg broken the trooper ties It up
with splints. mounts the animals
back and makes 1t carry him on three
legs. II he camps for the night and
feels like giving his steed any food or
water he may do so. II he Is tired he
ties the beast to a post or tree and
! lets II stay there. That is a good ex-
ample of their ethics OF war. / never
took a photograph that some Japan.
by showing me and politely apologize.
ing therefor or doing some other trick
equally dirty. II were eating in a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-09
The New Lace Yokes,

Just opened, are a trimming in themsel
dress. Other new goods in this departm
band laees, Oriental lace bands with allovt
lace collars from 81. 50 upwards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-09

The euchre party given Miss Fanny
Greenfield at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes. OF Hilo. last week was
one of the prettiest social functions
given In Hilo. The Holmes residence
was crowded with throng OF HilO's
young people who We'd with each other
In reckless bidding. Miss Greenfield
won the ladies' prize and Il. Il. Rich
ards the gentlemen's prize.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-09
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

At II a. m. Rev. Frank s. Scudder
Of Nagano. Japan. will deliver an ad-
dress, subject, "The Religious Problem
In Japan" 1880 p. m, Rev. ID. Scud-
der, ID. d., will preach, subject. Slogan
Nv. "The Christian Workman" $3.50
p. m, Christian Endeavor meeting,
subject, "India's Missionary Heroes"