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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
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-iqul-alsa he cotton azzt to-day LAD a sharp raIy
so-rs he list eI5 ors e. slight net esia IS con
6sed q nrTang more aa tie tsaaniaa o5n5iIioa o. ms
usrAet which after oI-s q about lac from me TOP.
teres-- Walcl Ray have tempted market 70
s2s5 gliss !T5n en- ne ,oag ses b.. It lo2kee as
- -1s ~eeAg e-oP o--e--I, %ulea Eead yery little
tEaE = &c VIZ the aa'aee ne numerous wires re
ers would net sell eey below Toe and continued args
exports also ezeTcsel influence obii-erang IN the
S--.i ne S-s's sss lerl.!-y seemed very Tuca
sFs 2sag n siEa q ne rost ITeae'ea Tor TIE NoTt
s3oIsd q these 6aenoes with an opening decline 81 10
% plrts ast covering held price, around the open-
y ts1ses hi -ttle .a-er renewal Of Wan Stree,
seT pressure enc s9p loss orders broke prices and De-
60. -ss-hee e B. s5- VIZ the general lst showing
Euctas5zs we're irreCuia- JrI afieT bs aSo5 IN.
ehe-s wee sEas Of Te-eUea 6ul specust,oY 7, ,Ess
5oIss asoa5 re h22r 5Eat preaeHt southern opsT-
.s-.e &c line q shorts o. tie decline and
caugl cnavares ~ Ire 55eress II he raiiy anS go
sag sctTe the list was forses aove Toe fcr the active
rs me sesEss OF tss llsns te nee!oae was pretty
e. number q blocks - cotton uut taere was good
49, 3 l. T.. --s t !. e NJ, -. az C'1la re
el.E The close a little or ire best
s,-nce . % poiutk sales estimated 10000
sslss At.er The aiose IL mated lie hrn q
kers believed 70 represent lasL Wtuters bull leader
s--..L We Iseenty puolisne7 sueh oulish views as
49, taT ne e gaass from a5ogt loS 70 nearly lle
900 estimated the whole Of the days business and
wee rulred thst tEis starting another bull
sI--ea naEns -iqu11ated part q his previous hold
e-g41- t1e nl11 pI-cee II q
owe Wan Street Tear leader ar Price. uteprets
re l--ezp report q last Monday e
80 y l9pyego balea ISSUED after the close
2lNtsE ci-4sF showing arpa entity. that the market
= san q te rlae the scene OF the
W. PoEtIt-l spe-4Atse interests The advance II the
e--c1 1-et tl-lT is attributed q
- Su-F, Who apparently aFaia hufnE ne rrarltet.
ln-s tlii- eFy from -orce q hautt can be
Lail.y thete is nothing the present stu
49, = --A--i- tzlef prices and opinion
Aiasec q ae----s e e. least Sc n The govern
1 tett eeiety assures crop entirely sllc.ent Tor
NI-- i-te-s even al Sc. and any movement that
JOCKS toward maintaining the price q cotton ahove that
As-lr Ia ~ M Qriil-n tOreeGCued failure
re rsne q celtrzct in The local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-05
Railroads.

Pennsylvania.
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
AND DESBRoSsES AND CORTLANDT Streets
e Ths leaving time from DssbrOsses and corslandt
Iwsnty-third Street station
FOR THE WEST.
-7.55 A. M.-CHIcAGO SPECIAL
'l0s5 A. A-THE PENNSYLVANIA LINIrED-ss
:lSsP.N -GI{SSIs9 TSS 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
sss SIS z. M sSr E4aiS FEx xPREss
5-S5 2. a-PAcIFIc ExPREss
.ss5 MMS+TEXEA NJ SEP DIP ceTNc1NNArI EXP
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'-sS s%S -s@5, 80, 'Io55 a. rs. sta5s, 40
s.25 ,. m. I2IO night sGnday S25 % a. "a IS
a. a. jas iz55 l'3zS Congressional Liritsd'').
soETaEFS R1IL%A4-ss5. h ts5 p u. 1s1s a m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-s.ss a m and aas ?. m.
sEARoARD AIR LINE-I.s5 p m and 1910 a n
NoREoLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-a.s p m
cHESAPEAxE OHIO RAILwAY-7.ss a m week
FOB OLD P6lNT GoNfoRr ana NoREoLK-IsS a N
ATLANTIC CITES a. N and 2S5 .. n weekdays.
CAPE MAY.-I255 :. n wsek-days
Long, BRANCH. ASBURY PARK CIorth Asoury Park
SGloaysl. and Point Pleasant SIS n, Il 25 3 IS.
so except Long Branch and l. IS D m weekdays
sundays. s-Za a and ass D. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
600 rs 'Ia5 SIS SOS. sa25. s19.55. ass st1O q.
~lgo lLSS a IL .. 80 s. sl5S 10 255 IS Is
$50 20 a IS ASS Grass for North Pniladspha only
500, 65S. TOO SIS. . % t955 for North Philadelphia
only P IL nign- Wesk-days. SUNDAYS. 6Ol.
Ib5 s2S % g s55. s55. st1O Is. s10E5 IS
s12oo, LOO % IS. $50 s4-25 (sT455 for North Pha-
osphA enly - 50. '555. 655. 165 sos as Is IS foz
North Philadelphia oniy) p N, L 10 u!ght-
"ptning Car. fEEItIa-faTe train.
Ticket Offices. Nos 461 1854 113 261 Broadway; Is2
E1h Avenue t5eow 23d StI; 2G3 Fifth Avenue (ccrne-
zsIn ST. AstoF House. ana stations named above;
brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton Street. Broad
way, and Pennsylvania Anlex Station The New 70 (
Transfer Company will call for ard baggage from
hotels ana residences through destination.
Service.
W. v. ATTERBCRT. J. r WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'F Traf5o Manass-
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
sITAUTfoN

MRS. BERRIs wants washing to do.
10 Mechanic st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
SOUTH AMBOY
0 WERE MISSING.

HMa
. One night this week a gentleman from
Maxville came into town to purchase a
new pair of shoes. He made the pur-
chase and on his way home stopped in
to a hotel kept by a relative and laid the
nicely done-up package Of shoes upon
the bar. He had not been there long be-
fore someone called him into the back
room and on going, he said ~ don't
know whether l onght to leave these
shoes with you fellows" but he did.
When be came back he saw the package
apparently just as he had left It, picked
it up and started for home. He opened 1t
when lie arrived there and found "A neatly
wrapped up brick in the box, instead OF
his shoes. He started down to the hotel
on a run. Upon arriving there, so the
story goes, the place was closed. He re-
turned home and on looking in the box
again, he found the shoes instead Of a
brick, just as they were when pur-
chased. 1t is a mystery to him how the
brick got there in the first place and how
the shoes got there in the second place.
Some parties who look very wise think
there must nave been some tall %sprinting
done. We don't like to mention names
| but the gentleman raises some of the
finest celery hereabouts and has had quite
a Joke on some parties in this borough
| regarding snakes,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

TO HAVE A VACATION.

Assistant Postmaster Edwin Roddy, is
anticipating starting off to some place Of
interest Friday, where he can spend his
vacation most enjoyably. He has several
places In view, but had not yet fully de-
cided which one he will select. He may
choose Niagara or his choice may fall en-
the coal mines. We wish him a good time
wherever it may be and think he has
earned one by his faithful attendance to
postal duties. We think our postmaster
should take a vacation for a weeks rest
at least and hope that his two assistants
in the office after enjoying theirs, will
together, insist on filling his place and
on his going away somewhere, too. Mr..
Roddy would like very much to go but
feels that he is too much needed to be
able TO leave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
BETTER POLICE
SERVICE HERE.
Commissioner McAdoO Says q New
Station House will be Erected
and More Men Added.

During the past few months the resi-
dent of Tottenvllle have complained to
Police Commissioner McAdoo of the in
sufficient police protection and asked that
something be done to help them.
Yesterday the Commissioner announced
that a new police station would soon be
built and that more men would be sent
here as soon Jas the station is completed.
1t is understood that a stable for horses
will be built next to the station house
aud that T~ottenvllle will have a number
of mounted police.
Last summer the house occupied by the
police, in Broadway, was generally re-
paired and made as comfortable as posi-
BILE but even now it is too small for the
force which consists of three sergeants,
three roundsmen and twelve patrolmen.
At the present time the T%ottenville men
do foot duty as far away as Pleasant
Plains, and Sea Breeze, but it is under
stood that under a new rule they will go
by train to New Dorp, and by boat to Sea
Breeze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
self-Made Men.

An erroneous idea prevails among
some people that self-made man is a
success and the college-made mar is o
failure. Many men fail-some of them
college men and some are not. 1t all
lies in the mar and his determination to
win. This determination leads him, If a
college man, to apply his learning; II
not a college man, to acquire the nee
essary knowledge by special study ami
application, Ono thing is certain, the
unqualified man never wins.-Common
Sense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss J. Costello, Of Broadway, has re-
turned home from Elizabeth, where she
has been spending a few days.
Mrs. Gabriel Culver. OF George street,
Is visiting friends out OF town.
Messrs. James and Henry Culver have
started in the lathing business.
Miss Eugene DoolIng, Of Mechanics
vile, is very Ill.
Miss N. Allen, Of RlizabethS5S -
visiting relatives. ~. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Jones, Of John
street . have been entertaining Mrs. jones'
niece, from New Haven, Conn.
Charles Cook of Manasquan, formerly
of this borough, was In town today call
ing ON friends. He left for Port Reading.
where he will visit relatives. Mr.. Cook
is quite Ill with I'M trouble In his head
supposedly an abscess.
Miss Nellie Minnick is visiting friends
at Richmond, Va.
Frank Dali has purchased a new horse.
1t arrived in town Wednesday.
The first cheese pumpkin 10 town WAS
seen in Rehfuss' store window wednes-
day. 1t is a very large one and the sight
of it made one think of Thanksgiving
and of cold weather with almost a shiver.
A large crowd went by stage and wagon
to a Harvest Home in Cheesequakc.
They heialded their going through town
by the blowing of horns and attracted
considerable excitement.
The large number Of people who went
to Asbury Park today to witness the baby
show can be estimated when 1t Is stated
that they couldn't buy tickets for the trip
fast enough ut the ticket office.
Mrs. E. Meachem and children have
returned home after spending most OF the
summer at Long Branch.
Oscar Mundy finished putting a new
roof on Gus Gudron's house In Gordon
street, yesterday and has also made other
improvements ON 1t.
AAIL ~ AA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Rubber for Tires.

Automobile makers are beginning t.
worry already oyer a possible substi'
tute for rubber for tires. It 10 claimed
that the demand for this material has
increased rapidly the last few years
the importations into the United State:
alone the last year being 50. ZOO, 0Ot
over those of 1908. This means, 1t Is
said. that rubber trees are being over.
taxed and that there is danger of their
dying out. The consumption of rubber
for vehicle tires is phenomenal in Its
magnitude.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
FORDS


Miss Helen ksreen. who has been
spending q few days with Miss Agnes
Mundy, has returned to her home in
Newark.
The Fords Gun Club will hold It'll
regular monthly shooting match Sep.
TENDER 10.
Mrs Dudley Whitworth and chill.
dren, of Madison avenue, Perth Am
boy, were Fords visitor recently.
Miss Margaret Hamilton is enter.
tanning company from South Amboy.
Mrs. John Schilcox and children
spent Tuesday with relatives at Fords.
Miss Bertha Mundy, of Woodbridge,
and Miss Ethel Weston, of Brooklyn,
spent Monday with Miss Agnes
Mundy.
The Fairfield Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Boynton Beach,
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Ernest entertained company
from out of town Sunday.
Lewis Rudders, OF Lewis street,
Perth Amboy, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Mundy.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Albert Martin, OF
Woodbridge, were Fords visitors Sun
day.
Charles Mandy, of Woodbridge, is
painting the new doors and stoop of
tho Fairfield school house.
Andrew Erickson. of Jersey City,
was q Fords visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Olsen, of
Perth Amboy, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Olsen's parents here.
J Ernest, of New York, spent Sun
day with his family here. :
Miss Annie Hamilton was an Am
boy visitor Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
D IN TROUBLE

The tug Winnie, used at present for tow
ing boats out of the Pennsylvania slips,
got into difficulty Tuesday evening hv
breaking down and was unable to do any
towing or get out herelf. The connect
ing rod--broke. There were a lot Of boats
waiting.to be towed out, so word was
sent to D.. G. Chase. who was over
whelmed with business at his office In
his residence at the time. Mr.. Chase
is always ready for al emergency so no
doubt he managed the affair, or affairs,
all right acd proposed some way out OF
the difficulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
TOTTEKY
MISS DECKER ARRESTED.

Grace /. Decker the pretty young post
mastress Of L~lnoleumville dun Ing whose
administration many letters were missed,
was arrested yesterday afternoon and
arraigned before United States Commits
%sioner Cochrane, Brooklyn, on a war
rant sworn out by ..Postofflce Inspector
Thomas Fl. Fuller. The complaint
charges that on or about June %, 1901,
the defendant did unlawfully detain,
delay and open a certain letter then and
there addressed to one Mrs. Sarah Reilly,
of LinoleumvIlle, S. L."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
KEASBEY


Mrs. George Smith and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives In Brook
Ign.
MI. and Mrs. B. Dennis. OF Perth
Amboy, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer LaForRe.
Mrs. J. Schilcox spent Sunday after
moor with friends in Metuchen.
Mrs. William Barnum was a Keasbey
visitor Sunday.
The Keasbey school house Is being
repaired, L Menu, of Woodbridge,
is doing the work.
O. s. Mundg, OF Woodbridge, ia
painting some of the Keasbey cot
tages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
CARTERET


MIR. Oanda's automobile, while
speeding along the Blazing Star road,
Saturday, frightened q horse belong
ing TO Isadore Schwartz. The wagon
was turned over and the horse ran out
Woodbridge avenue, taking the front
wheels with it.
A stag pa rty left Carteret in a
launch, Saturday night. They went
to Washington Park. where they at
tended. the theatre and afterward en-
ioyed q shore supper. They returned
home at a late hour after having had
q delightful sail. Those in the party
were: Messrs. William Cutter, Joseph
Young, d. r. Wills on, George H. Will
son, Roscoe Chase, Morris L. SlugR,
Charles Bennett and e. e. Osborn.
A large corps Of men are working
ON Railway avenue repairing the
macadamized road.
The Moore Paint Works havo male
quite an addition to their new plant.
The Ladies Mission Band. of the
First Presbyterian church, had their
outing at Midland Beach, today.
Messrs. James and Peter Einnegau
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
in town.
#. E. Uanda and family are living
Mt Chrome in ons OF the new houses
belonging to the Chrome Steel Works.
Rev. and MRS. e. X. Brown spent
a few days in New York visiting
friends.
Miss Lizzie Joens, who has been
spending a few weeks at the homo OF
her brother, James Jones, of Wood
bridge avenue, has returned to her
home in Utica, N. Y.
Edward Mccormick is spending O
few days In New York.
Mrs. John Woodruff, Jr.. and Mrs.
Hope were In Railway, Monday.
Mrs. Cochenbury spent Monday
afternoon in Railway.
Mrs. OFT and Miss Pauline OFT spent
Monday afternoon in Railway.
W. II. Walling was in Railway,
Monday.
A little son came tn the home of
Isidore Schwartz, Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Ruff is very i'll with
intermittent fever
The Christian Endoavor prayer
meeting, which is held in the Presby-
terrain Sunday school rooms every
Wednesday evening, is being more
largely attended and a greater inter-
est is manifested. 1t is hoped that
the interest will continue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
PORTABLE HOUSES.

Several portable houses have been erect
ed on the Realty Trust property. They
are about thirty by forty and are erected
In nine sections. These sections are com
posed Of tarred paper and two by fun
hemlock joists, placed in such a manner
rs to exclude all moisture, and North
Carolina yellow fine, toDgued and
gronyed:
The buildings are for the use of sum
mer residents. They have no founda-
tions but are elevated from the ground by
means of Chestnut posts. This gives a
free CIRCULATION of air, and in a sanitary
measure is a preventive of sickness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Bad Health Enjoyable.
7si4s ct Dew

MISUNDERSTANDING, doctor. Are
you enjoying good health this morn
ing?
Observation-Disclosures about the
only kind of health a man can enjoy, isn't
1t? You never knew anyone to enjoy
bad health, did you?
Wagstaff-Oh, yes; I've known some
doctors to enjoy bad health.-Stray
Stories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
THE CAMPING PARTY,

We learned that the boys who were met
by Mr.. Richard Conover and his son
Rev. Thomas Conover, were from Glad
stone and were camping out at Mr.. Con-
overs place. There were eleven 10 all
and they left with all their paraphernalia.
by trolley from the corner Of Broadway
and Bordentown avenue. They eeemed
to be a very quiet set of boys aud the
last charge Rev. MI. Conover was heard
to give them, was 'tBe good boys,s /
hope you get home all right. '
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
A SAD H%0NEyMO0N.

A few days ago W. announced the mar
rage of Miss Marie Strauser to Mr..
Charles Babel and stated that M. Babel
was an electrician employed in the New
York subway. Yesterday the news was
brought to the relatives Of the bride that
there had been an explosion in the sub
way and that Mr.. Babel's face had been
so badly burned that they sent him to a
hospital. 1t is a sad honeymoon for The
couple,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
CHANGES At SCHOOL.

The grading and filling in of the school
yard of School No 1, and repairing of the
sidewalks is finished and they say 1t
looks fine. They are now putting In a
partition dividing the Dol for a new six
grade. Miss Ruby slower has been en-
gagged as a new teacher. The grounds
and sidewalk of School No 2. have also
keen put In good order. The schools will
open September IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

WANTED-A young man, good PENN II,
book-kceper and stcncgraphcr, moder-
ate salary. Address e. care Evening
News. 1898 5 30 TT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
STEALING A.CARPET.

Mrs. Barry, who resides In George
street, hung a brussels carpet ON a line In
the yard so 1t would get a good airing
Tuesday. About 10 O'Clock In the even
ing, she discovered two men trying to
steal it. Officer Gleas on happened to be
coming down the street so Mrs. Barry
called out to him and the men ran away,
jumped a fence and escaped before the
officer could get there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

TRY Simmen's Bread. At all gro
GERS. 1899 TO If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
KICKED BY Horse.

Gabriel Culver, who went to work for
II. c. Perrine & Son at Ernston, where
he was to run an engine, was kicked by
one of Perrlne's horses and n of his
legs was so badly injured that he has been
laid up and not able to get out of bed for
over "a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
NEWS ITEMS.

Butcher shops will soon be open again
In the afternoons.
The Building Inspector is due In Tot
tenville again.
Work at Ackers Motor Works, Bentley
street, is brisk.
A party of Tottenville people will go to
Boynton Beach tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
BASEBALL NOTES.

Yesterday the Richmond Athletic AS
ISOLATION baseball team issued challenge
to the winners of the game which will be
played Monday afternoon, at the Rich
mond County Fair grounds at the Cove,
West Brighton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
RossVLLE HARVEST HOME.

The ladies of st. Johns church ut
Rossvllle, have decided to hold their fair
and harvest home this season, from Oc-
tober p to the 28th. They have hired
Orlando Hall for the their dates. Enter
tainment and an exhibition of vegetables
for prizes will take place on these nights.
Last year the affair was a great succl IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
AUTO CLU8 RUN.

If the weather is clear Labor Day the
Richmond County Automobile Club will
hold a club run. The start will be made
at Port Richmond to Richmond avenue,
to Fingerboard Road, return to Point
House, West New Brighton thence to
West Brighton, to County Fair grounds,
where the run will be reviewed after
which dinner will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

Oars sich q thing ez havin too
much heaven in dis worl. SO dat wen
We strikes de real article wen feel fak
tellin' de angels, go long, ~chilEan-Wo
been dar Observation-Disclosures ConstEfu-
tien.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Good Example.

Eyes" related the marine artist, ID
lighthouse and q storm often go to-
gether."
''They do, indeed" replied the actor.
when our manager peers through the
curtain and sees a light house there
is always a storm in the box Office
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Iananesa

II is easy to Pray in Japan. Printed
prayers are attached to posts and small
wheels are fastened to them. Any one
pssing can give the wheel a turn and
that counts as a prayer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Cost Of Mail Distribution

The United States employed ic.555
men in distributing mail last year. Tae
cost, distributed among 1.4OO lines.
was $63,594, 900. In 373 accidents to
mail cars, is clerks were killed and rs
seriously injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Natives Get Rake-o9.

OF the 100000 francs contributed by
the French government toward the
expenses OF ex~eavating at Delphi. no
less than $4,000 had to be paid to ma
tives residing on the ruins for vacat-
ing the grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Breakfast Staple in Austria.

Meat Is seldom seen on the breakfast
table in Austria and Germany, nor ID
much use made of prepared cereals. 80
popular in America. Wheat rolls and
rye bread form the staple breakfast
food.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Escalloped Cheese.

Butter q porcelain baking dish, put
in the bottom a layer of cheese cut ur
equally small, dust with salt and pap
rtka "a mild red pepper), add another
layer Of bread and cheese and season
ing; beat two eggs light and add to a
pint OF milk. pour this over the bread
and cheese; bake for half an hour in 4
moderate oven.-Household o,,r ii
zig VI Oul
Or Department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
GARRETsoE's POSITION
MR..

Friends OF Louis Garretson, at this end
of the Island will be glad to hear that he
has received the appointment as secretary
to Tax Commissioner Muller. Mr.. Garrett
son recently resigned his position as clerk
in the office of John J. McCaughley has
the position left vacant by Mr.. Garretson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

COM MITTEE MEETING.

A committee Of ladies of the Pocahontas
Lodge met at Mrs. I. Turner's In Broad
way Tuesday afternoon. After business
was transacted the ladies' were delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Turner and re-
freshments were served, which all en-
joyed and they had the usual jolly. good
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
PRESENTED PETITIONS.

|. At the meeting of the Local Board yes
terday afternoon In the office of President
George Cromwell, petitions for the i'm
provement of a number OF streets,
through Staten Island were presented.
Taey were read and ordered looked into.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
savory omelotte.

Beat three fresh eggs. add three table,
~spoonfuls OF milk. pepper, salt, d little
chopped onion, and two tablespoonfuIs
of chopped parsley. Pour into a frying
pan In which a little butter has been
melted, and fry a rich golden brown
Boston Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Chance Right There.

Gabber-You ought to meet Dyer.
Awfully clever lmitator. He can take
of anybody.
Miss Duncan (wearily)-I wish he
was here now.-Stray Stories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Savings in Jewslry.

In Dutch Guiana the women carry
upon their persons all the family saw
ings. In the shape OF heavy bracelets,
anklets. necklaces. and even crowns OF
gold and silver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01
Andree omcially Dead.

The Stockholm court has pronounced
the arctic explorer Andree TO be dead In
law. the legal term of disappearance hav-
ing just expired. Andree left Spitz-
bergen on July II. 1897, with two COM
panions. in a balloon, with the object Of
reaching the north pole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

LIQUOR DEALERS OUTING.

The Liquor Dealers Association, Of
South Amboy, are on an excursion to
Coney Island today. 1t is a stag party.
They left this borough at l p. M md do
not know what time they will get back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-01

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