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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24

stop there over night Tho dining han
furnishes three meals and the fruit
stands supply with fresh fruits. The
Frisco system furnishes iced Eureka
Springs water free.
This being Winfield ChagtauQua'a CON-
ing out year-ciEhteoutb Birthdays s-
cia! features viii make this the event
for all chautsuguaus. and those % b..
While the management and citizens Of
Winfield may recall the tIroes az agony
endured eighteen years ago they viii
soon forget them. ln the enloyTnent of
her growth and development from Eve
departments to sixteen ard zee hundreds
upon hundreds u loyal representatives
that are present. June ifth to 2iIh-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-24
To Reduce price.

Guthrie. .. T. April "a dEh, r. on
here against the local lsnndries. and az
result another laundry VIII be established
IN this city. II is said that pool exists
by which the high prices are usain'aines
and 20 break 81 local people have inter-
ested an Oklahoma city Iauu6ryHlsn. who
it Il claimed viii soon put "a a rev 60
tahlishmeut here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

@Suspsunsn4. iom fnbes uibIbt Der, r en- moberne bsarma gaaiue
sitter noset isnenbe Wpbel iom New Home SpmaHinsu. meb Tuesnelt al
ole bennes gpoe, og nbelutfefe of ale brs baarEge @senfaber. Der e til
ltafinens soe Gsenfaber fpRt mango nge 5urbe6rtn9sr iom nsbueubisps mua
sre ten til en- Wahne al fsfe alasi.
On afb be fefr 6oroee im Ell tnget efr New Home" Maffnen CT
bn at ben suer ct Positive Feed, ibst Der life bebspes nDssn ainr eMr
Spring for at na WRafhnen til at arbeibe. @n onoen belbs 5orbeortns, lom
mart oil bNue paait snnet at gnbper, iom beupter aRaihneu, er a feed, Der r
iaalebes fpnfrnsut at ben tan bGpes cs ients ueb Ell fmpel Suoretns, uen
at TONNE germlfe meb the feed dog. Zen samIe @eaabe at resulre benns
slass Rafhne pa, pb Selp al strusr, JONI faHbpbt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar alic meoisrt Tannelsbebsr ti berium etihe bhu iOretaset meo
Nsfashsbeb, phce the feed dog snten ramne 5rs eaer Saofbsn al Nanle'
ptaben eaer Osioa pibe the feed bHue uiepn.
gsaNnsn arbioer let Os naFsn lpOlSf. gaasbarren r rumb, men &ssu.
1ator.9eiet adjustable bearings) pafet meb Sill, budtet siur mere emo al.
minbels Sibbarbo, ps bpprpeo Raalebarreu bliper iNanb til lnnsere lib at
arbebe ubn Ole nben at Ibes. Raar Stpisu sar fpr6i 9aalen os sisnnem
ashet r Sperraabsn Hap buinkt sisr at ben aloris Tan brafss. Manfnen
irrber Zig eu baabe sme % neore GraaS, % arbeiber automatic uben Ssntpn
til la eMr ipart grbeioe.
"Suspennen" bruser bUbblt 1raab % luusr lock stitch. Den spre
.3raap ises lee fra SpOlen, ubn at trabss sinnem ct eler Here Suaer for
ben mar Raalset Sfptien trGoer fig rp; bel. ton trGSes gRSrte % er let
at forFaa. @aalen er seHseting, os fan ahiaa life iattes fsitashs.
@sb buert Citing trares besse Graate ff iammen % lutes Wibten Al
3siet % StnSene smss oerpee fuloenbt TAFT ps ~fulbfGnois ems pa besse
Siber af ggst MaIfnen er ipripnst reb lt Saamobiul boprpeb man po
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

RarIig, iaa ban M aItiaa ltaar julio
ltrnoig bi9Ipelss.
Get or bel beloiguis Ct 'ieloent I'll.
iGISc, at bisie sspittire bar ct iaaonni
ReiuItat oe mebisrer lab FOR Ell Ell.
felt GripatmdnS, men Of iaooant Dir.
felig fan baroe, er Ell @runo mere
til en- Sang FOR ollie at iGite en- Stop.
Der Tor Dem. 7enue Gag bar ogiaa
bra1t Tor 3aaeil bpor nleset ioaoan.
ne 9uithire foiter % iii buab 8efrgene
anpeneeS, o. Get fuuoe manife ogiau
biOrage lit til at gisre life aleie Sta-
terues 9e9islatnrer. men ogina ga.
tionalfongresien Iiot mere ioriigti8c
men Den SlneS gepilgninser / 6ren.
tiSen.
Sra Nop 9orf meb6eles, at Sen
me Standardization Ger bIep palgt
lmorr SammanpS gulpecier, er
Iigeiaa thrift meo Serripn til
SopenS Sperbolbelie, iom oen ni9aas
eNe. 0ette oPffer ielofeEgelis aSifil.
lia Sarme blauSt DC oemofratiife go.
Iitifere, Der M baroe bentet at fitnne
bare irit Spill, men Be iaafalote He,
iormpenuer, Der bleo ilasne peo itSite
bier life ioa itor@l9oeG eroper,
ion mon ifltlOe pellte. &c 6etragter
6orboloene rleo ifeptiife gIif.
fc, og bar inaen Sro pao, at Ser DC.
n~ofratiife Administration uirfcIig me.
lter DC. nIporligt. Get er en- almin.'
FRO, at Snmmdnp srifer at mo.
irem peb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tleo lrplcttet StiolS, og at set oil taqe
Inv Mon i9ien bnaeiter. Mon bar
ioa gait isr, % ingen oil bliup
'pnSerIi9 ouerruifet, ON uoget iaaoant
bGu6e isien. -"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

Sa, naturlieois bar pi inar Sfno.
aar, og naturliguis bar iaar Bigerne
Ret til Of iri ielp. Get bebsueS life
tort Here Yarugraiier ON ben Sing.
Sea oil bore sisre opmerficm paa,
at ben 8ige, iom er mobis nof til at
iri ielp ioar, fonife beapnote iiior
eaer fsr % maaife fommer til at boloe
paa til npite Sfuoaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02
Slnaaruff.

bar ipottet oper HorolGnoingernes
HatriotiSne; men BET er llionobeo.
9erfor nGpner ban life, bpob jeg
ifreo. Seq ifreu bare ct Bar 9inier
ON "Norolnnosoifpren". Sroene leo:
"Sg III or oct / Rorbloub, Rorge,
at norife 9ormGnb bier i'm Gatrio.
tisme."
Bar BET at ipotte oper Rorol9u6in.
9erre, iao peo life ieg. s norife o9
norifamerifanife gIabe Dor ser fire.
bet Spalte op 90 Spalte neb ON Sp.
ui9leri % Sprsr / Horblanb, oa ct
gIao i RorbInno ifrep iorblommet ON
en- muIis rilSiiif SuobIonoins. Nen
life nof meb bet "Store8ut"
trGifer for en- Gangs Sfplo 9Iinfen,
naar ban taller ON 6iiferneS "9er.
i%erfergnng". 1e hrog p~irfelig ipei
meo at ruinere Observation-Disclosures.
SIigt foI6er hi anarti % Sprsr.
Den be De RornRnb, JON al iampit.
~tigbebslsie 8uientoIter % Sppiglere
lar Jig forleoe til at Ieae ReooIution
paa HuSlouSS HigSgrGrier! Sor.
Itnar life "Storegut" % bans iocia.
Iiitiife annSsirGnber 6aren, iou bao.
Der leo BOG. al oct itorc 6lertol /
Norolano itibc Ter 6en. Oct par Sps
piglerue og 9erierfcrne / 9orblanb,
icg bete1net JON De "norife Horo.
mPno", Der bar iiGrb meo at "piie
lin RatriotiSme." aae ioritoo oct.
"StOreaut" ioriioo uof min Mening
ban o9lda; nlen ban bnuoe ct Sorn
Siben I'll llnoertegnebe oa baabet
io%rmobcntIia, at set ifuloe lpffeS ham
al itube Ell N%nleOniua. iom ban funbe
benuttc til at i'm Iiht 8aIoe no ODER
bcune trTitelirrc. "pilfaarIigc" @r.
Seq piIhc la BAN ioo ben anIcbning,
% III bar bon brugt Sen tiIgopns!
"Store8ut" lifte ~Stormen", men
oil III rettc poa fine llbtrpt, ipneS set.
Ser er, bpoo ban ifreb ON @ericrfcr.
2anaen % SpUiaIerterue:
Ser AoroIanoSaifrreu fcm paa
@nne. bar oct title, giubitiae % 6rco
/ @emttcrnc, Seq IGuaeS rtgtiB ci.
ter cit Iioeu Storm; bette cr nniterr
iom WcItcmuNcu (par min Soufe),
Juno cr 0cn men oucrmoabc ficoeltg
til oo9Ii1 a%oit.
Seq fonmer til at ia min Sat
bTnGcuOc paa benuc Snob aIIIgepcI'
! in iiNitc S~rOienSelie ipsr o8iao
&r. "Storc1ut" ON oct life bar
"gtoroInnOSitormeh iom braate SuaI.
irC0niu8alopCu til al goa %igieunem?"
%c9 f0n iuOrr ga; men oa ieg life er
Hnortiit cuer Sprsrer. fan lea life
pTrc eng meO bam /. at ~NoroIarbS'
itorrueu" fan ioripareS, ieIp ON Den
bIeu oct NioScI, bpormeo 2onbetS
StOrt0iitg % Hegiering ifrGmteS I'll
at al en- Bon, iom Ser cr meget oeltt
9tcninGcr ON.
Beg ltal life bGitc mig peo ole 81
mInOre puntelipe llbtrpf % peutpo'
nin9er, "Storeaut" ooersier mlg
meo. Sli8t biSer life. 6or oil leo
peO, fan Qierue "Storegiit" bare no,
IGrt / Sromis. pou Aiter eler poa G
~Iianen0e Stco.
Geriom "Storeaut" fun nppne q
SiIiPlbe, "a pr. ierit begnoie a
Triangle ntea nogen % fsrit beaproi,
meb SoanScrb og "2SiItnarIisbeber"
ct Sr0ifiite, itaI iea taffe bam
"SmaorWif". Sea falbte life "Siore
gut" buerfen "6lricntait" eler "Sp
uigler~ ~ Den @runb, at ieg life bio
ite, al ban bopoe nogen gnoel ! DC
eiter bans 6orueaiua uofiaa belSis
Sprsr. Den ban p~eofienoer fl
9Iaunenc. ier ies, % bar Del i'm
8run6e.
Wauoen ira 5oten par life p9rli
ielp ON pan bar ira en- al Stsi
i"SmSr. % Sit5vsscr", "Sicrcsi,s'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02
1cter Wpaers
Soriflepertram,

er bebaselis at tase = er iOr-
bgielist, bet %asiimilerer % fan
tases uaHaoelis uoen Mapeiors
itr-relie.
esIs,s faa Iast. SOaIs slaH.r ION saur yasart
schieffelin n Co. New York.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

'taIer ON. San "itob" Ranoen ira
1oten. Der er bent iom "iaIoer" 90.
iaa. Sea bar life meaet aateIle for
en- Rono, iom niger iig inc paa en-
napnaipen Eerion bGffet al anonpmi-
tetens Slsr. Seq irpr JON Gigteren:
"gil nogen ! 9eroen fGgte,
Den aiemmer aaipn og Ropn,
Seq peb, bans aono er ei Rgte;
Seq iaeer BAN Ell | 6apn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

Gen Monb Jon peger poa Dine
Sell. er fanife cit uirtelia Zen al dig;
men Su isler aai9euel Spit til at 81
BAN Ell SpGno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

Get RorSlnnSsbrep, iom itob /
"Yoiten" for 19oe Somtar, er life
meget if~rigenbe; men oct er ct me.
get IGiepproigt 9rep. Oct err ifrepet
al en- Breitemnno, JON oeo, bpao ban
ifripcr ON. 9repet ieIo bier set. Sps
oct 9rep!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

Verion: ".Oite. mems lea itaar
bc..raster 6irnonentct % Stieruc'
brren, iaar ies en- unocrIie 6sIeIic.
Seq fan life onoet enc at tGute pao,
bpor Iiorn % u~bctpocIig iea DOG ali.
gepel er."
Stion: "Su tore mini Slaar
aIoria ben Sonfe ueo hos dig, uuS.
tagen naar on buucr 9liftet opan
MOB 5irmamentetP" Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

% al Se Gerioner, JONI sif Ser
i~erfergang" / Webopn, Norblano, er
int unber SiltaIe. Sa9en fommer op
Den 2ibe Sebruar. Se forpiloebe
Stafler bsr bsmmes milbt. Sor Sp.
pialerne aiort jim 8iernirta iaa lint,
at 2ouens Arm life mar Dem, iaa
Ucb Sog ale, bpem iou bar ItsrIte
Nnip0ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-02

Get nptter ri. Iioet al bebe ior en-
Sag, man life or oiaia til al nrbeibe
for. Ien Der or mango, iom gier
Nrt
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Tokio. Alar.h Fl. mo-

y =
once
there would In
to
in
safe TO
right
the
ond
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24
Ships of the Baltic Fleet.

There but armored cruiser available for the
neet-the Baltic fleet. This
the Dmtri Dorsko built partially
reconstructed The Dmitr DonskOi only $500
greatest speed is 1915 knots. her heaviest
guns only inches cabre. The protected cruisers
viii be attached to the VIII be Ole Under
construction, of $3.50 % knots and carrying
6-nch tWenty-tuur smaller suns: Aurora sister
ship Palada. $500 knots. and eight
thirty smaller guns; Svetaua 3S2S tons 20
knots, 59-inch and twelve smaller guns Jemtchu-
IzunrUd each of 5000 p knots, and A. inch
and ten smaller guns
far being drilled. especially in gunnery in
Baltic training squadron, The japanese are getting
plenty practice their bombardments Arthur
said officer 1t this practice that enabled
the American squadron 70 do such effective work at
Santiago when the Spanish squadron attempted escape
Unfortunately. the of the Baltic viii not be
under FIRE they into action reason they
required participate in target practice
and will find any green guRners upon
which try their mette' The commander fleet
will be Admiral RojesUvensly, a in whom en-
the naval service have the confidence
Continued on Pake 4, Section p
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LAD NZ M ToN9 WHEEE no Oh HEAZS on ~
RoHRRD HRRDING DAVIS, oOrrespOndnt
It 1904 by Golfers Weekly.

asBv
andat of ed
Fe the Tachc
the ear OF
uboys Palace hotel When the China uoaded 200 tons Of
of war"
place or The ] Left al to
and as though We S
estua OF the lost the i
since do o
win sect
a
Of 10 n o
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Toxic Continues les Quiet Work
OF Sending ARMY otter ARMY 90
Che 'FRONT.' Fully Recognizing che
Gigantic TQsk Gha2o Hos Been UM-
@srGakem by Japan.
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CONTINUED on Pake 4, Section p
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CONTINUED on Pake 4, Section %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24
By FREDERICK PALMER
Tokio. March Is. 1901.
(Coer's Correspondent with the japanese General sta


V S L HAVE RECEIVED the first home
papers with accounts of the early days
"E Of the war They convince Of what
had supposed from the first: that New York
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(Continued on - 1. section ID
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
BENBOW'S VICTORY
Montana Man Conquers Pow
ers Of the Air.
AIRSHIP SAILS At HIS WILL
Inventor Appeared to Have COm-
pIete Control OF His Cigar shaped
Balloon and Aerial Car In
Worlds Fair Voyage.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2S.-Floating grace
fully in the air Mt an average height
Of thirty feet above the heads of the
several thousand spectators, the air.
ship designed and built by +. c. Ben
bow of Columbus. Mont. made what
the inventor declares was a success
full TRIAL flight in the aeronautic con-
course at the worlds fair.
The big cigar shaped balloon, bear
ing its burden of car, motor, machin-
cry and operator, rose from the ground
ut 3 o'clock last night and after navi-
eating the air for fifteen minutes, dur
ing which Benbow directed the PROV
of his vessel toward all points of the
compass, slowly descended to the
ground near the starting plSce and
was secured by attendants without q
break to mar the success of the flight.
Benbow made the following state
ment: This trial was made to deter
mine the feasibility of my airship.
had intended making n trip over the
fair grounds, but found that the rapid
condensation OF gas was fast reducing
the lifting power, and in order to main
tain an altitude | threw out all my
ballast.
During the fifteen minutes that ]
was up my airship lost sixty pounds
of lifting power, and l realized that ]
could not make an extended trip. The
alrship was completely under my con
troll, and it responded nicely. The starr
was made so late that that fact alon,
prevented Il long trip, the cold atmos
phere causing the condensation of gas
Il intend il the weather permits to
make an extended test of the dirigi
bility of my airship. and | will make
my start in the middle of the day
when the atmosphere is warmer"
Momentum is given to the airship by
means of two large side wheels, or
fans. each consisting of four blades
so constructed that they automatically
fold after completing the stroke against
the air and do not expand until again
in position to force the airship ahead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
FACTORY BOWLING
LEAGUE ASSURED.
Four Teams Have Been Organized
in as Many Plants More
to Follow.

1t is now understood that a factory
bowling league is assured providing
sufficient clubs from the different
plants throughout the city will enter.
No doubt a trophy will be awarded
for the team coming out first.
The factories from which bowling
teams tIavo already been formed are /:
Perth Amboy Terra Gotta, Barber AS
phalt Paving Q ompany, Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company, R. g H.
Chemical Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

Oct. 29-Dana's AnuiYersary Ball,
Braga Hall. W
Nov. leap. Year Dance, Brnga
Hall. 81 81
Nov. 3-Chicken Supper, Ladies' Aux
Hilary, Simpsonl'l M. b.
church. M
Nov. Z Ball, Bartenders' Union.
Nov. 1O-Elks' Subscription dinner,
Packer House.
Nov. 10. -Alonzo Hatch Company,
Wilder Hall.
Nov. 14-Uoncert Junior Enworth
League, Simpson NJ, r.
church.
Nov. 15-Ball Railroad Brakt men.
Braga Hall.
Nov. 10, IS. 17-Fair, Grace English
Lutheran - arch.
Nov. 16-Entertainlnent and Ball, Pc
Ambo Tribe So. Imp'd O. h
M, Bragg Hall.
Nov. 17-Masque ball knights of thu
Golden Eagle, Wilder Hail.
Nov. 17-Masquerade Ball, knights
OF tile Golden Eagle, Wilder
Hall.
Nov. 23-Ball Foresters Court Stand
ard, Braga Hall.
Nov. 24-Concert, Epworth League.
Simpson M. E. church.
Dec, ball, First Hebrew Ladies
Benevolent Association.
Dec. 15:-Masquerade Ball, Women !
Relief Corps, Wilder Hall.
Jan. 7-Masquerade ball, Singing Eo-
ciety Vorwaerts. LoeseE' .
Grove.
| Jan. 17-Annual masquerade ball.
Original Henrew LadiFs'
Benevolent Society, Wilder
Hall.
Jan. 96-Seoond Annual Ball, Young
Ladies' Social Circle
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
I'm A BAD WAYS
Many a Perth AmbOy l'eader will
Feel Grateful for this Information.

When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in.
Your kidneys are Gin a bad way
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove it:
Alex Gibson, formerly of 294 High
street, employed by ihe Raritan Dry
Dock Co, says 81 had lumbago and
idney complaint for five or six years.
When | arose mornings | was SO lame in
ny back that it was a difficult matter
ur me to get about. When | did any
york which required much STOPPING or
lift ing l always suffered afterwards or if
[ sat down for any length of time and
tempted 20 rise | had sharp twinges il
my Kidneys. l tried a numb + OF rem
. lies that | saw ad sertised and had rec
, , mended 10 me, but | got but little re-
iier. / read about Doau's Kidney Pill
urjng others troubled with kidney com
faint and | got a box at g. W. Parisen's
drug store. Their use gave me the great
st relief. l could soon go about m!
work and was not constantly annoyed
with ~backachc."
Sold FOR so cents a box, by all dealers
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, so!t
t2ents for the United S5ates.
Remember the name, Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
DATE CANCELLED.

R S. Hall, manager of the Young
Mems Forum football team. this
morning rec ,ived q communication
from G. r. Borden, manager of the
New Brunswick Triangles, ca ncellirg
the game which his team was to have
played in this city November 3. He
stated that his team has disorganized.
Manager Hall has been particularly
unfortunate in this regard, man y
teams oancelling seemingly certain
dates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
AMARITES WON
IN ELIZABETH.
Defeated a Bowling Team There
Last Night With a Good
Score.

Last night the Amarites went to
Eli zaheth, where they defeated the
Edward Clark bowling team in two
games and lost The local boys
we're high in their praise for the treat.
ment that they received in Elizabeth,
and they will treat.the team from that
city as we'll when they come to Perth
Amboy.
In the first game they won by 70
pins. The second game they lost by
1859 pins. and in the last they pulled
ahead BY so pins. The following are
the scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Charles Dick
inson, who inflicted a fatal wound with
an ice pick on James Smith in a Coro-
ma n. V, saloon on April 16 last, was
sentenced by Justice Kelly in the SUI
preme court to fifteen years and two
months at hard labor in Sing Sing pris-
on. Dickinson had been indicted for
murder. but the district attorney ac-
cepted Il plea of guilty of manslaugh-
ter in the first degree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
FLOWING UP DIAMOND.

The baseball diamond at Amuse.
ment Park was this morning plowed
up. The grounds are to be greatly i'm
proved next season and grass will be
grown on the baseball diamond, in
stead of having a dirt diamond as
now This arrangement is in vogue
a league grounds and is q decided
m oroy ement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
A second spread of Rabies.

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-Charles T.
Russell, assistant commissioner of ag-
rlculture, has arrived in Ithaca to in
vestigate the cause of the second
spread of rabies which has broken out
here. Two dogs that had been run
ming about the streets unmuZzled and
which We're caught hayg developed
rabies. 1t is thought Hiey inoculated
other animals before HAing caught.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
FLANFlELD TOMORROW.

The high school football team will
go to Plat ntield tomorrow morning
where they will line up against the
high school team of that place. Afast
game, wit Ii the big end of the score
on the local teams side, is hoped for.
A number CT nigh school students
will accompany the team to Plainfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

Founder of EngIewood, n. j., Dead.
BOLTON. Mass. Oct. 2S.- Word has
been received here of the death in New
York city of J. Wyman Jones, million
aire owner of mines and railroads in
'Nuri. whose summer residence was
1t town. Mr.. Jones was eighty
-, years of age. He leaves Il widow.
II sister of the late Senator Hanna. He
had a winter residence at Townsville.
Ga. Mr.. Jones was the founder of
~Englewood, n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
UNTIL AFTER ELECTION.

lit is most likely that the Perth AM
boy Athletic Club will not hold any
more smokers until after election as
the time of most of the members will
be taken up until then.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
white House to Receive steel Men,

WASHINGTON. I3ct. 2s.-Presldent
and Mrs. Roosevelt tomorrow afternoon
will tender an informal reception to the
members of the British Iron and Steel
institute who now are in this country.
There will be about 800 in the party,
including many ladies. The reception
will he held in the east room Of the
White House.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

BINGHAMTON, n. V, Oct. 2S.-The
Hon. William II. Taft. secretary OF
war, who was en- route from Ithaca to
New York, stopped off in this city and
attended the meeting ut the stone
Opera House. where he delivered q
brief address. The secretary Wa Civ
on an enthusiastic ovation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
BOwling


Q ThereSis talk of reviving the inter-
est in bowling among the members of
the Young Mems Forum. Such int
est would probably result in a team.
The Barber Asphalt Works teams
rolled up the scores on the Bloodgood
alleys last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
BASKETBALL GAMES.

In the high school basketball games
today the Seniors are scheduled to
play the Sophomores and the Juniors
to clash with the Freshmen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
Rev. Frank Moore President.

TRENTON, n. j.. Oct. 2S.-Rev.
Frank Moore, dean Of Pennington semi
nary, has been elected president of the
Institution to succeed Rev. X. Ames
Marshall. d. d., whose resignation will
take effect next Monday. Dean Moore
reported to The trustees that he had
received subscriptions Of $4,000 to-
ward the Payment Of the debt Of $780,
600 on the seminary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

WANTED II Four or five young men
wanted as clerks in a clothing store;
experienced men preferred: also o young
lady as cashier. Address at once M. M.
Davidson, Red Bank, N. j.. 1888 1927 tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
Edward CLARK B. @.

Tomorrow afternoon the Amarites
will 60 to Keyport to roll against the
Keyport bowling team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

Negotiations are under way for a
match tomorrow between the rotten
Vile and Perth Amboy Gun Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

STENOGRPHER, typewriter and office
a~ssistantant desires position, nine
months experience, best references. Adj
dress l.. Il. News office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
KEEP WARM AT
SMALL COST

by using our special brand Of
Oil Heaters. Call and examine
them. We also put up stoves and
sell at cheapest prices. Pipe elbow,
stove boards and oil cloths, table
oil cloth. Glass, also hardware.
paints, oil and varnish. Special
prices for painters and carpenters.
MAX SEMER
36s State ST. Perth Amboy n. ]
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

EDUCATED. middle aged foreigner, relia-
Bile, experienced bookeeper and office
man wants any situation, references. Box
~. Post Office, Perth Amboy. 1926 3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

SMALL boy wanted to tend office. IN
-quire News Office. S657 1923 II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
HIGH ROLLERS.

High scores on the Bloodgood alleys,
last night, were: Worrell, Rag; Blood
good, 225; Merrill, PAL, and Sullivan,
235,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
HELP WANTED

BUTCHER for store tender. The New
Market, 10 Smith st. 1853 f0-2S 2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28

FOR RENT-Fine pleasant rooms, all on
first floor, city water, cemented cellar.
Enquire at News Office or 100 High st.
1893 10 "a If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-28
FOE SALE

ARE you looking for a home in North
Amboy? We have it, a two story and a
half slate roof house in good order. Lot
is worth $3.50, would cost to build 1880,
will sell on easy terms for $1400. Judge
& kamm. s-aesnssts7