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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
HALE,S CONDITION.

New Britain, Aug 23.-The condit- tion of Edward Hale of Hartford, the victim of Sundays auto accident, as
 reported at the local hospital this af- ternOon was not improved.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
FACTS ARE WANTED.

Washington, Aug 23.-Acting Sec retary of State Adee cabled Minister Conger at PelSin to-day request that he report as soon as possible the facts concerning the situation at Shanghai
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
GROWING WEAKER

Worcester, Aug 23.-Senator Hoar continues to grow weaker to-day and it is thought the end is not far off
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast for Connecticut Fair to- night and Wednesday,; light, variable winds,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

New York, Aug 23.-Edward Whit man. aged 19 years; of Brooklyn, was instantly killed in an explosion, of fireworks at Manhattan Beach to-day. The property loss was trifffng.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
SIMPLY A REPETITION.

London, Aug 23 (3:35 D., m.-The Evening News this afternoon pub- fishes a dispatch from Chefoo under to-day's date announcing that the Jap anese captured "Chair fort'' of the Port Arthur defenses, yesterday, after tremendous attack.
 The Evening News dispatch from Chefoo is simply repetition of the announcement of the capture of It. shan, or Etseshan, known as Chair fort
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
AMERICAN RIDER DEAD.

Paris, Aug 23.- George Leandefs the American bicyclist, died here to- day from injuries received while rac% ing on Sunday last.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23

Taotai Yuan that Chinese fleet be dispatched to Shanghai.
 American Consul General Goodnow declares that he has no intention of interfering beyond protecting Ameri- can property.
 Another meeting of the consular body has been called for 3 o'clock this afternoon, further to consider the Askold and Grozovoi case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
.STOESSEL STUBBORNLY
 STICKING TO HIS GUNS

Japanese Beaten Off Repeatedly With Heavy Losses One Fifth of the Attacking Army Already Lost Naval Courts Finding Delivered To.Day-COnsul Coodnow Will Not Interfere Only to Protect Ameri- can Interests at Shanghai.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23

Shanghai, Aug 23.-The viceroy of Nankin has refused the request of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

9. 6. gauIien bolOer Stole ben
0apep, 9ebr. q. 6orIien rejier fsrit
en- Eur til 8ingiteO, Sa. b~erefter til
9ortbfelo at boloe Stole.
= Slutnings Gtsamen / fgrits
2tars 0anit beitoO at fplgenoe;
y 6poroan bannes Subitdntipets
9luraIis? @ip gts. 2 )@roobpj
og gin 4egler: fpb, frp9teIig. fua,
ono, oberbarenoe. 3 Sfrio ION
aaroinaIier % 0roinolier 40, AZ,
80, So, Is. 6pab betpoer iinbs2
Il 9pap sr; gudpegenoe SteborO2
6enpiienoe Steporo2 Omiagnsorp?
qrapoiitioner? 81 9pj 9erbet Iepe
/ bets fem Mooi. 81 6por iattes
aommd? Sir Gtiempler. y 6pilz
te Satningsleo finbes /: ,,9uan mig
ct 3ertlabe!" g 5ortldr bisie5ors
tortelier; Qnm., fbp., 8ap., 6. g,
5rt. 81 @iD Re9ler for StupeIie :
inbbelingen / fsl9enoe Sro; uosis,
forugte, Spaaoom, f%triper. 2Gble,
afte. 10) 9porban bru9es fslgenOe
spnonpmer: 5rogte, itrabe; maa,
bpr, ifal; @ob6eO. 6rom4eo; Gift.
Renfer. IL Sin en- Stil pua ca.
200 Orb. 12) OpIesning,
9oaro Of 9ruitees og StOles
oirettionen er nu enige ON, at en-
aontrottsr Der fra 9pen ital bp9se
BEN M 5lsj forupiat 4arsmebet
fo%nttionerer forelig9enbe oPlans
ano Specifcdtions."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
Sra 9ana College.

Den bonife liter9re Screening
,,0%onnebros" fit fom betenbt prof
8. 6. peterien fra Chicago BERTH
at boloe en- Gale. peterien bar Dot
torgrabsn fra 8srlins l1niperiitet oe
bar | fem Oar p~rofesfor Deb He-
braifu nniperiitet. Gu er ban 2erer
I Gbicoso o9isb icbOOI". San Ell
Jorfatter uf to Bigger Steps in
gneliib", oe .Snbuctioe Stubies ir
8ropning." Sra benne iibite opl9'
fte ban os fOrtlareoe nOsle of 8rop-
nings Digte for Sigurb 4nfers
Hbetorit og 2iteratur Rlasie ON ST.
te%rmipbagen. Wi TT bsrbeb libt Sbr
for, meb bpab Ret 8ropnins figei
at bore gnelanbs n9ft ftsrfteD ister
5olen ON Nftenen bsrtes meb Snt
teresie of en- flor GOriumlins. Der
pmbanblebe Oplepelier oe Stilbrin'
GER fra europa. S1rlig blep Gu
fber frembraset iom9piffanbs ifsrff'
Mdnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

bet er 10 o9iaa ct iaare 9igtigt
Spsrgsmdal.
gaa ben enc Sibe mad BET frie
Snitiatip lite unOsrtrpffes. goa ben
dnben Sioe bar Grfarin9cn pitt. at
Qs Iociationernes og 9oogi1ningens
Sno9riben er en- Rpbpenoig6eo.
6oor godr @renien melem be to
6attorers gerettigelie?
9db Grforin9en oiie bet!
: ale 9anoe pirter nj fra Doe
til Dag baabe Qsipcidtioner % Of
fentlige MpnbigheOer for at qribe res
oulerenbe ino / ar9fternes frie
Spil. 9i trGnger til at ti.ssue os
Grfdring ON be Striot, Der f~oretas
ges, % be Reiultater, Der opnaos,
ri tr9nger til mere Iocial O3.psnin9.
9et ifulbe 9lrbe mig, o. benne
flnbe finOe mere 9uslp / yariiteligt
0%agblao", enb bet bibtil bar oarst
SilfRloet / 9dgspresien, ~
O9idd aenrem oenne fan Ger az
res en- @erning i SUBS 5jeneFte. Den
RetfGroigbeb, iom ri ituloe lare al
~foritoa og prattiiere. er 10 fun / fin
bbbeIte @runo ct llbtrbf F1r CUBS
Billie. Deb 3ette bar en- afbeb
Nationolstonom, 2opelene, on Sang
ON nenne R~etfGuoi9beo ettiRret:
Sub tenber ben bog og bi. oen; b1
er Menneitenes Opgape at Fnoe %
gennemfgre ben."
Waatie bette / pofienoe Grab 5da
op for be triitne Wenneiter. al BET
life er moi at beoe ON, at Subs
Billie mao tie; bet gGloer o9iaa DIN
at arbeioe % tempe for, At Subs
Billie mad blioe fulbb0rcet pao
Soroen lom l 0lmmelen, fu.obprntt
p9iaa / be i%ocidle 3ilitonoe % Bill
toar, iom Ri leoer unber, fulo6prbei
/ bet bele Samfunb.
Men / famine @rah. iom BETTE
tier. bliosr Somfunbet pirte.ig tri<
iteli9t.
6ernonbo 6 inber6erg
| o&r. 99bl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
Subs og aongens 9ou.
St. gierre.

5orIsoen Dag lGite je9 noqet ON.
at en- init profesior baoos meobsIt
lin unorenbe Sdmtib, at Der peb
llbarapningen al bet gumle 9abplou
bar funbet Gsrtapler, 6oorpua Der
fanotes 2obbub, og at nogIe a. oisif
minoepe ON nogle at BE Il 8ub".
bporfor mar moaite antage, al Mos
les babbe fact 8ubene ira Sd6ns
lon, og life fra Sub.
Seq buffer, at ieg en- Sang / mine
unge Dage laiie noget ON, at man /
9g9bpten babe funbet gams 9ops,
Der minbebe ON be ii 8uo. Iaa bet
MATTE anies for rimeIigt, at Moies
bupbe fact benz berfra.
Naite Sang faar Ri not at oiot,
at be ii 9uo egentlig Hammer fra
4ind.
Saeen sr 10 ben, at Der fnoes en-
bis 2iqbeb mellem dQe Qooes9 erben.
Oerfor er Der noget uenoelig tomif
at ie en- profesIor ton,ne i1so ben
interesIante Meobelelie: oSent, BET
bar ogiaa / Babylon forbubt at tia
lie og ilou libel lieeiom / De ii 9ub1
o9 en- onpen: .39nt, Del BAR ogs
Iaa forbubt at itj9Ie og fIud ihjel /
9G9ppten" o. b, o.f.p.
SelOfsleeligt! Sndban nogst
bar Oaret forbubt a0e SteOer. boor
Der / bet 6ele bar p9ret Goos.
Men Der er en- 6ooebforitel me0em
CUBS COP os ale borgerligs Gore
= en- Jorifel, fom man itdoig ips
nes at glemme.
Den fan ubtrnftes Iaalebes: 9aos
be 1 SUBS og 9onsens 9pp er bet
Ser forbubt at itj9le pools s5rats
lie; | aongens COP = / De borgerz
lige 2ope = er bette for6ubt for
popls og bans 5ratfes Sfplo; men
/ Subs COB er bet for6ubt for pers
esen Stplb. fOrbi pers Sjal oil tuee
Stobe berDeb = forbi ban forrineer
fig ielp berpeo.
9aobe | @llos % 9oneens COB sr
bet forbubt Ger at .iiee fam 9ibs
nesbbrb" ON popl. b. b. 7. Oibnt
falff | aetten; | be borgerlige Gope
itdar bette for popls Glib; men i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
Sotiale Sanfer.

De fociale 8eO9eelier optraber
life unber en- entelt. men unoer mats
ee forifelige 1ormer:
5dgforeninser, bsnbolDspis of Or.
beibere oe 4rbejbssipere,
Sommenflutnineer / 5oaesftab al
bodbe Qrbejbere oe 4rbejosgiDere,
Qnbelsforeninser / 5orm at 9rugss
% Observation-Disclosures,
Social4politiife Selffober, bells pan
almen buman, bels paa uDpr9gei
frifteliet @runbldg,
Socialspolitiffe partiohnnelfer. bels
/ liberal, bells / tonferDotiD, bels
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
pdtor Qsfcbenfelbt San
fens5 Gale.

pdtor Qscbenfelbt 6an.
lens 3afe.
Deriom a1e be, Der tunbe boOe
5rang til at iiee ct Orb peb henne
Manbs gaare. ftuIoe tale, pilDe bet
blibe en- uooerifuelig R9tte = iad
mango, mango er be, Der fsler fig /
acknowledgement for, bpao Sub
CAB os gennem bette lit ~peliienebe
Barn. Se blanot benz, Der i Dag
iamles peb bans 8dare, er Der naps
pc nogen til Stebe, uben at be oefaa
bper for fig perionlist bar fact en-
og anben benig paobirfnins sennem
benne trofaite oe utr9tteliee Qrbej'
b,r / 6errsns 8inedurb. Som en- at
benz, Der bar fenbt glouien ollerebe
fra ben 5ib, ba ban snbnu bar 2anbs
manb paa 2olldnb, os fiben beftans
big itadet / inbsrligt 9enneforbol0
til BAN, mda bet o9faa bare mig till
labt at Hette Ell 8lob inn | ben Mins
bernes 8rdns, Der nu f9gses obsr
bans @rob.
Qlbris slemmer jeg FIN fsrite
Gang, jes fua BAN, Oeb min Orbit
nation / Maribo Oomfirfe. pa tom
Der to Manb ZEN til mig, af 8efFt
meeet forfteGise, ben enc bsj, ben ons
ben file, men besse fplote uf penlist
Sjertefog operfor ben unse aapeaun,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
ssra 6aaromislionGr
u. 9. Glanisns Minoefrans.

Der er en- 6reo. iom opergadr
al 8erbens Sans.
Zen o9lber frem al Seiu Saar.
III 5ornetrdns
oens rene Strem bar meo, Ill Qip
iom ei tan %,
al 4anoena Strait og Stdberblip
ct Spirefre.
Get aipets 5rp ira 2ipets 5rG
/ paraois
fig planter bBbt. iii 2p o9 2G
pda Raaoens Bis
at 9jertemulp bet potter fro
og foloer uo
boer apiit oe @ren / Seiu 5ro
meo 2ip / SUB.
Der bps9es bit. Der fares Diot
al Yeroens Slot,
ng Stripen itoar ON oUlit" og Dit
% Selpets ,Not".
Ulen ialig ben, iom 9errens 9danl
beo title 9reb
far sipet g9tit SD Raaoens 4dno
/ 0bmpgbeo!
5rpos g}ottetulo', troos @interiluO,
trobs Solens 8leo.
trobs Storm og Steb ban boloer u
/ Gin og 9ebl
81 Oisner aOiit, ej fulber 9lob,
q raabner 5rugt
men ultio rift ger 9jertet gloo
bet Era faa imutt.
Der er en- 5reo, iom oDer9dar
al 9erbens Suns.
Den p9lber I'D at SeIu Soor.
Sans Sprnefrdns
bleb big en- Qipets arone prub
/ iibite Crib,
% ben er bin bos Qdabens Sub
til ebig Sibi
Sui. Sfperen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
8 anifere
Snbifr. til Tlejbpgningen.
Gat. u 90. Anoeriens Happort.

Sat. u %. Anoeriens Happort.
Blair, Gebr. (tun entslte
8erioner.) $4,000
qait. Sobn aunbs &ulb.
Smmanuels Wlgb., hampton,
Re6r. $4,000
qoit. 6. 6. 8lotbs 8alo.
Meni9bepen ,paa gutterne"
"a srtmont 1880
pait. 56iiteOs Sab.
stopleburit, Nsbr., 235.0G
pait. Str. 4nters Mg6.
asnnnurD, Re6r., 1890
gait. 5. Mdbisns aolb.
Ct. peters Mg6., aimbulI
Co.. Rebr. 1850
BAIT. 5. s. &isbals aalb.
0ahoo Og fere Steoer intet
puit. y. 9. Gb~riitianiens aalb.
Meniebeoen / Omaha $500
BAIT. 8. 81. Sliens &alo.
2incoln cg Oapep, Nebr. 10000
Yaft. 6. Nilbelmiens 8alb.
Minpen, Jreoeritsborg os
rpldnb 44.85
BAIT. Cars Seniens Sab,
Ms6. peb Ruitin, Nebr. 10000
pait. Strip @noeriens &ulD.
Misner, Hebr. $500
qait. 8. Ssreeniens 8ulo,
CREIGHTON og Smegn. Re6r. 61.00
Bait. q. 9omifobs &nlb,
SiOur Gitp, Soma 5000
plainpien, Nebr. 41.00
Bait. q. 9. Nisliens aalb,
geresforb, 9. ,. 5000
Greenfield, 9. 3. $500
9ermilion, g. 3. $3.50
puit. 8. gonbOs &alo,
Marcus, ga. 1880
Spens, Sd. 34.00
pait. 6. Yrebeni ems &alb,
Council Bluffs (Subffr.
forti9ttes) $500
9uit. s. 6. Mensers 8alo,
Moor6eao, So. 1880
pait. 5. G6r. peberiens adlb,
9annebrog og 9rb Greet,
Nebr. 10000
BAIT. 5. g. 5esoes aolb,
Gibd og Innetier, Rebr. $500
BAIT. u. Qarfens &alb,
Stanbid, Gutter Co., Ne6r. 5000
5ilfammen $2651.85
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03
..0erfperian". Den enoeIife lite.

buroe gre no9et T. ~,,menbeotns
R.s' % =. iDfIugt / Stano.
II. 80 .e@e T. RI. - Z :, 3Ds
i,..s = E At ltifs, 81, og upOe
Der iri't, gtatug. % bet par en-
| %9tqpelie for 9ogerme Og 9letiprutz
ter. 81. iets fit 8ottepigerne bets
tet 9orb paa @rGsiet, og bet bar
ualminbeIig oelImagenoe Rttter, Der
til6oDes. Oct bar / bet .oele en- rar
9pileOag lige fsr ben 9aaroe Gtsaz
men.
: Der er Sale om,dt 4opentiiterz
ne pil til at bryce en- 2anbbrugsitos
le Der beo Blair. 6pis bonite 6ars
mere Oiloe bet, tunpe be uben pioere
4nItrGngeIier I99ge ct fuIotenbigt
2anbbrugs : Department til Dana
College.
: guit. Big meo 5umiIie er rsjit
til Gebor5aQs, Sa., at beisgeSl 99t=
nin9er.
Mrs. Straarup : 5bomien
ira 8enoa Rebr. er for 5iben pda
9eieg bos Qnters og 5%bapions.
Stolens 9ibliotbit pofi er itds
oigt; MI Ifal Der igen iGttes Nh
8og6Dloer op. gr Der nogen blanbt
Stolens @enner, Der ejer Bigger, Iom
re life ielp bar noa.n 9rug for,
Iad tag og giO benz til g%oeidmlinz
gen Der. Strip til Signrb Nnfey.
9ibrarian, Blair, Rebr. Suffering
iettes / 9ogen og / StoTens aata-
log.
= Miis emma es6olm, Der /
9inter bar 6oIbt Stole peb Oats /
Snoian 5err., bar aflugt os ct Be-
ieg.
= Gfter me9et 6ddrbt Gtsdmens
Qrbejbe opranbt ben iiOfte Dag mep
Ordinations : 6sjtioeli9beben ON
Qftenen. s 2ebet al 8agen btep
ben itore Gal unoer Qebelie al Wliis
5rep og 29rerinoerne ppntst ial
imuft og imaefulot iom alorig fsr
meo 9lomiter og Polmer. Sm 4fs
tenen iomleoes ale Gleper % Ca
rere Idmt Somfunbcts Stprelie %
Stolebirettionen, pg en- Del Soft ira
Blair, % lnttebe opm9rtiomt til bet
om6ngeeligt uoar6kioebe program.
Otter en- eneelft Sdlme ipiGeoe Wiis
2ouiie 2angitaH en- pidno Solo:
Spring Gong" 9erefter Snros
cation al pait 5. g. SEMEN. Sda
5alerne: ,pluct ano ploo", 5. z.
Differ; Sur 0utp as Giti3ens," :.
6. Gbriitenfen; De 5Orberebenpe
Stubiums 9sDbenbigbeb for 5eolos
gien", Str. peoerien; n5bs llnreit
Of Hdtions," u. q. Yeiterien; ..6pilz
fet uo5ntte fan andre eno Yr9ite.
BABE at at itubere 5eolo9i"? 5. z.
Q. Ma9nusien; o5bepIo9b az 7
5actor in cipili3ution. 8. %. San
len. @nnu 9eterfsn fang en- Colo.
y5or aq Gternitp," Wanostoret
lang IN at be imutteite bdnite Sans
&c, 6erbes ,5ugre Orb" (ar. pes
Der RaiteO, Runer oper Spunee).
SOet pait. 4nter meobelte 9iplomer,
minbeoe ban ON at Qnlebningen til
oenne 6ejtiosligbeo bar, at en- Del
ungs nu 6dpbe nadet ct Mdal. Sra
College o9 8uiineis 4fbelingen bar
Der ii, Der fit 9iplomer. paft Dig
fortlarebe ct Orb, en- ipenif giffop
bapoe Iagt: Gn pr9it bsr funne
lare, lepe oe libe. bporpda ban uhs
bette Oiplomer til be iets t~eoloeiite
8anbioater. 5il Slut fang en- apors
tet, beitaaenbe at Qnna peterfen,
6ope s. Carton, 5. g. Nielfen oa
6. 81. Qnberien en- fmut og pelinbz
eOet 9obnat Gang. 0erom er dle
enige, at benne Graduation bar ben
bebfte, Dana College bar bait. SO
bet er elebeligt, for bet tpber pou, at
Gleperne er interesferebe os bother
mere at Stolen enb forben.
= 6por bliber be af? Maenuss
fen bliper formooentlig ienbt fom
Misfionar til aina, of ben 0orife
| 4irfe her MI hor Wdrsmsbp Wfhert
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-03

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb,
as s~econd-klas matter,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16
BLAZE IN ICE HOUSE
DID SMALL DAMAGE,
Protection Hook ard Ladder Dam
aged While Out on the
Alarm.

Shortly after 10 O'Clock last night
fire was discovered by some boy in
an old ice house, on Amboy avenue,
which has been unused for sometime.
Tho boys ran to police headquarters
and reported the fire. An alarm was
turned in from box 81, at Amboy and
Hopping n There WAS n strong
wind blowing ut the timo and had
the blaze not been checked quickly,
it would have spread to the adjoining
building, and serious contingration
would, in ali probability, have re-
suited. The, icehouse contained a
considerable quantity of sawdust,
formerly used for packing the ice.
This burned rapidly. The blaze was
extinguished in a short time, how
ever. The damage was slight. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Just as the truck of Protection Hook
and Ladder Company was coming out
of the fire house on Broadway, it
struck a telephone pole. The steering
gear Of the truck was damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16

CLEVELAND, o., May 16.-The an
nual convention of the Baptists from
all the northern states has opened here
and will continue until Tuesday, May
"a. The gathering is II of the most
important and largely attended reli-
gious conventions ever held. The
headquarters are at the Euclid Avenue
Baptist church, and mass meetings are
also held at the Grays' armory. Two
thousand persons are attending the
public sessions. The convention will
be given up to the reports and discus
sions of the several organizations with
in the church proper-namely, Wom-
ems Home Mission society, Missionary
union. Publication society. general
committee on Christian stewardship,
Historical society, Young Peoples
union, Home Mission society. The an
nual missionary sermon will be deliv-
cred by T. j. Villlers, d. d., of Indf-
ana
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16
SOUTH AMBOY

mination of all the studies for the
past eight years of the eighth grade
and for the past four years of the
fourth grade.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their roll call tonight
in the basement of the church.
J. E, Montgomery has ordered cleo
trio lights to be put in his new store.
Rev. Mr.. Green, pastor of the
African M, E. church, q Elizabeth,
called on Rev. II. Hampton at the
M. P. parsonage Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bloc dgood, OF
Mechnnicsyille, former members OF
tho Presbyterian church, were re-
ceived Oh certificate into the M. P.
church by Rev. II. Hampton, last
night.
L. is said that Frank Fulton has
sold his house, on ,Second street, tc
Fl .rry Brumag en-.
Martin johnson, of Second street,
is building the new fence for Mr..
DIS honse on the upper part OF
Main street.
Rev. II. Hampton has purchased
"A very fine new style range fro N
James Caiberry, for the NJ. p. par
sonage.
The Baptist brotherhood baseball
team played the Y. M. @. A. team. at
New Brunswick, Saturday, and won
the game.
Mrs. H. Hampton, of Second street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor Thurs day.
Mrs. Luther Tice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry lice, of Second street, were
Perth Amboy visitors Saturday.
Harold Thomas, of Railway, has
returned home after a pleasant visit
with his grandfather. Mr.. Charles
Thomas, of Second street.
Mrs. Hiram Dill, of Now Bruins
wick, has been visiting Mrs. Charles
Thomas, of Second street.
Raymond Williams, of Main street,
is suffering from great weakness and
is still very i'll. Doctors Donehue. of
New Brunswick, and Treagnown, of
this borough, performed IN operation
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Gilland moved tc
Georges road on Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16

JACKSON, Ky. May 1G. News
reached here Of the assassination of
Riley Coldiron in Perry county. Cold.
iron was with Captain John Patrick.
the principal witness against Curtis
lett and Tom White, who were con-
'victed for the murder of James Cock
ing from the store on Troublesome
creek, five miles from his home, when
the report of a Winchester startled
the neighborhood, and Coldiron fell
from his horse. No arrests have been
made. 1t is not known who is respon-
sible for the deed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16
NEW BRUNSWICK.
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. John Salmon, of South Amboy,
who has been vrisiting her sister in New
Brunswick, returned home Thursday.
o. O.. Stillman and Il. ii. Riddle re-
turned Thursday from a trip to Palatine
Bridge, n. Y, where they went on Mon
day last.
John Gray, of Church street, has been
called to Trenton, by the sudden and
severe illness of his mother.
Miss Edith G. Learned, of Topaz, Pa,
is visiting her sister and br~other-in-law,
Mrs. and Mr.. Frank r. Buckalew, OF
New street.
Mrs. George H. Clifford, formerly of
New Brunswick, has been visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Litterst have re-
turned from a vacation trip to Buffalo
and Lockport, n. Y.
Miss Jessie Donnelly, of Newburgh, N.
Y, has been visiting George Donnelly,
of Church street. She returned home
Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16
WART FENCES FOR SCHOOLS.

Parents of school children in this
borough begin to see the need OF
fenced in, separate wards for the boys
and girls. This matter was discussed
at length n short time ago by the cor
Respondent Of the News and some
ladies. 1t was thought that for SOW
eral reasons, it was not we'll to have
the school yards all i'll one, and Us for
the yards being without fences, it may
look nicer, but it gives druuks,
tramps and strangers accts IS and
should not be SO. Since then the cor
respondent has been asked by one OF
tho mothers of some school children
to write an article against open yaris
and against the yards not being sepa-
ruted,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16
SWIFT n LAW.
Charles Cummings, "a Negro, Hanged
by APpiing Mob.

Charles Cummings, "a Negro, Hn1Ecd
by AppiinE Mob.
AUGUSTA. Ga, May 1G. - Charley
Cummings, Il negro. nineteen years old,
was taken from Jail at Appllng. Colum-
bia county, twenty miles from Augusta.
shortly after Il o'clock In the morning
and hanged by n mob Of seventy-fve to
100 masked lei Early last week Cum
mings entered the room of a young
lady living neal Appling and attacked
her. She managed to cry out, and Cum
mings fed.
A posse was organized in the neigh
borhood, and dogs tracked Cummings
to his home. He denied all knowledge
Of the crime, but his shoes, that he had
left under the young lady's window in
his hurried departure, were produced,
and he confessed. LynchIng was mar
rowly averted at the time of the emp
ture. The solicitor general of the Ap,
pling judicial circuit court hurried to
the settlement where the crime was
committed and guaranteed a speedy
trial IL the negro wns 0 lynched. Ii
was thought everything was satisfac-
torily arranged, and the early morning
hanging was a great surprise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16
VA ooDBRlDGE
NEWS ITEMS.

The Dominant Society concert and
dance, given in the w. A. A. club
house, on Friday evening, May 10,
was a great success.
Miss Hannah V. Harding spent
Sunday with friends in Asbury Park.
Miss Mary A Seamans is visiting
Miss Green, of Crawford.
Miss Dorothea Boynton spent Satur-
day in New York.
The following people from Wool
bridge attended q lunch party in
Newark, Thursday, given by Mrs.
Wiss: Mrs. @. A. Campbell. Mrs. w.
T. Ames, Mrs. Fred Anness, Mrs. s.
M. Bro wster, Mrs. John Lockwood,
Mrs. Howard r. Valentine. Mrs. Ed
ward Ames, Mrs. W. A. Osborn, Mrs.
+. 1. Perry AMI Mrs. Squire.
Miss Edith A. Whitney entertained
the Afternoon Whist Club Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Emma W. Cornish spent Sun
day out of town.
DR.. Freeman has had o stroke of
apoplexy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Edgar spant
Sunday last in Atlantic City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-16

ARTHUR T. BROOKS
WINNING HONORS
Represented Peddie Institute in
Oratorical Contest at swathmOre
College and Won First Place.

Arthur T. Brooks, of this place, is
winning high honors for himself at
Peddie Institute, at HightstowD, N.
j., where he is q student.
This is what appeared in the Tren-
ton Times about him Thursday:
arthur T. Brooks, of Peddie Insti-
tute, who recently won second place
in an intersoholastic ~oratorical contest
ats.the State Schools, was q contestant
in the oratorical contest held at
Swarthmore College, Philadelph Ia,
last Saturday evening. Seventy-fiye
orations were submitted, from which
number ten WERE accepted and al
lowedsto compete. Mr.. Brooks was
declared eligible to a place on the
program and won first place.
The second award went to George
School, and the third to Swarthmore
Preparatory School. Mr.. Brooks
returned to Peddie Monday evening
and was welcomed at the station by
a large number of students who es-
corted him triumphantly to the insti-
tute. MIR. Brooks made a plea sing
speech in the chapel, after which
the student body retired to the par
Tors and inspected the beautiful silver
loving cup s which is to be held in
trust by the school during the conf ng
year.
The cup becomes the property of
that school winning til largest mum
Der of points during seven successive
years. A fair estimate of the value
on the cup places it ut $75." Mr..
Brooks has also been awarded second
prize in the Winters essay contestant
Peddie. The subject of his essay wus
Municipal Ownership Of Public
Works. We