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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

gen einigc llnrilbe. sllle alanen oeS
hiht omtliden HilBlanoa mllroen
eiltc irieolihe 26llmg Der StreItTrd'
0eu nit 1Srcuoe begrilBen.
Sofio, :. San.
Sic Meaicrlmg ihrpeigt nod ilbcr
ric Gin5clbeiten Der rlllll'hen sliIt'
luoltnote; elm bober Seanltcr ertlortc
o6er, oob ,Supou Die Scoinglllgen
nid,t o,mebnnen tGnnc, namcntlih 10
meit lie uni Gorca Sejn1 babcn. Gr
iiiatc binsl, DoB Die riliiiIbe Sieglc.
rlua in lbrer ,3illhriIt bell @ilnlh
nad elmer irieolidcn Sollnlg Der
StreitIrugclt ansgclprohcn bnbe,
iulo 0oIi ,Supon jeBt ieinc Gntaeg,
ming cripGge rno ole Serbanolnns
GEN iorticRcn merbe, iuelm ea DIE
lleber5e,tgllng geluiltne, ooB HllB-
lmb'S Serii6erllnacn ernIt 9enlenlt
lino mo Der tSrieOe liA ipabren lolle.
glui Ger ollOereu Seitc lit Die Hegles
rlrn0 freilih cntIhicocn gegcn Jeoe
mltlole 9SerihleppunG. Sapan
iheint jcbt ali Dem Sultte an9es
lcngt 3u iein, iid jeoe Ginreoe oocr
Gerlnittelitng elmer hritten WSaht
perbittcn 3u miiiien. 0ian bait eS
bier fiir m0glid, bab Die 8ereinigten
Staatcn einen %ergIei6sporlhlug
5t muhcn perill6eu t0nnten. Gin
Deror1igeS Giuareiien bdlt man bier
fiir lnre6t umO MIR Oa5ll angetDan
cine Scr5Ggerlmg berbei5uiiibren,
un@ Scr HlrBlono gtrltcn 5ieben
f0rntc.
9pnoon, s. San.
Ser opanil6e @elunote Baron
Scpuidli iuate 5u eulenl Sertreter Der
gliociirten Erelie:
,9So6 2rrdiibt Ser rllIiiihen
glrtlrortuote fam ih nur iagelL OoB
Die 6ofimmg anf cine frieOllhe
Shlihtlung DER Streitfrogen mehr
ino nebr Unfit. Sie Gage lit iebr
ernIt."
Spfio, S. San.
Gie idponeiiid)e Gegierlntg bat
tbotlG6Iih beihloiien. Die Inter.
banolungell iortjllieben. Sic lit
5lpor nit pen rliiiiichen ScOin9lrlaell
niht 5i,irieoen. fiiblt lid aber trob-
bcm nidt bere6ti0t, oie llnterbano.
llmgen nb5llbredcn, ionOeru miro
nod eine 9lnltrenaimg maden, I'M
cine WtoOiii5irllng 5r eriuirfeil ebe
tic Sur @epult ihreitet. GS miro
roroEagcicbt, oab Die Grortcrilng
Gin poar SSohcn IN elniprilh nebnle1
miro, mo in3miid)en lit Gin tSrie-
ocESbrub b0hit lmpabricbcinlid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
WiienbalDnmmiGac.

Omopo, z. ., :. Sun.
Ter Berioneniug Der .Sllrling-
-Subn Der geltern 9tahnitta9
lllt ! llbr bon Seuomooo abgine,
lliir5tc bel Gohioro, orciBig Meiler
ton bier. bltrh cine Vrilde. Sic
Scfonlotipe ilno Der 8epGchpaaen fa-
men nod gliidlid Iiniiber, aber Der
Eerlpncrluagen lulo Der Sdlaflpagen
Itiir5ten III Oen Sittle Hupio Greet.
9telln Eerioncu muroen pcrlest,
ncbrere ldlper. Sou Seaopoob
mo anocren Stdoten murben Silfs.
5il9e nit slerjten uno &ranfenipGr,
tern nah Der llngliifsltelle gelfidt.
GunlherlanD, afo., s. San.
!tobc Gritt's Greet. eine 9feile
ron Cumberland enticrnt, runnte ser
nit 3lpei SofonIotipen beipunnte 3ua
9to. 4 Der Baltimore & S6ic gubl
gcaen cIncn nit Stnbl belaoencu
Wahmungen, nobel orei Sabnal1ge.
Itellte getobtet lpurbe;l. GS iino
bes Der 2ofomotipiiibrer g. &. DO
bcrtS bon Baltimore, Der Sei5er s..
i. 8irbp BON Baltimore, lno ser
Sei5er .. 4. aefiner pon Gagle
Niills. MO. Terlest pilroe ser 60
fomotipiiibrer @. 9. ounpbrep bon
Baltimore nllo Der oeijer s. St. Con.
rao Don Cumberland Gs mnroen
teiue Eaiiugiere perleet. Gs beiBt,
oaB Ole Shulo fir oen llniall ben
Observation-Disclosures oes auf einem Ne
bcIigclsilc ItebenOen tSra6t5uges
triift, meil or ben einen @ogen oli
ha@ Sauptgeleiie hiniiberrnsen lieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

oltjligc3en bconri 6 ciuer form.
lifen GrtlGrlmg in beitinmter
,yprnl, ole Der betrcifenbcn idppci5c,
rtlGen @cborOe inlterbrcitet merOen
nlrfi. Sellldl ein notllraliiirter
Sflpcljer oic nltc Ncillotb mo bot
Den pcracidrlcbcnen AfilitGrOienit
nidt Ncleiltct. 10 mllB CT Die oofiir
oiisgeleste @cloItrufe jnblen, aud,
mcn1 cr cileu nnlcrifuniid)cn EaG
iuib lcillc Siirgcrpnpicrc poupeiIt es
lel 6cnL er bate lfon porber ior.
nIcll oif lein idpcijer Giirgcrrebt
pci5ibtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Gn!b GleuelanS tuot.

Trinceton, gt. s., 7. San.
Mutb Glepelano, Oas ilteite ainS
HeS eDenlaligen ErGiiDenteu Glspe.
lano, lit OH Der 9ipbtberitiS aeiter.
beri. Sie iuar Is sabre alt. Ter
slnIall nor ein leihter, aber Dos
Serc ipllroc III gfitleioenidait ee5o-
gcli. :Sral Glepelano lit ourh oen
ScoesiaIl gdndlict gebrpd,en.
9iltb GlepelGno lpllrOe am 8.
Sfto6er 1891 III 9telp |Dorf seboren,
fllr5 nabOein ihr Toter ieinen crIten
Iernlin ols ErGlioent poQenoet
Gotte. Sie iuuroe nod israu Glepe.
lenO'S @rpBmlltter .H,ltb" sGlanlt
Inc mar. plbreno SSerr GleueIano
5llm 5ipeiten !ltale Erdlieent mar, In
@oIhil9toE mn olS r9abp 9tutD"
hetqult.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Grlitt Scu Slamn,cutoS.
Siucoln, 9tebr.. ). ,\all

Stnco II. Aebr., D. San.
Ser 9tohtlpGhter :. :. CRAWFORD
hct III Der Glibnlannihen Motor.
fcbrif Den Slonrlrcnto0 erlitteu.
Mm nirnlt on. Dob CT nit Ger bren-
neuben Soterne ncbeu lid, einidliei,
ho6 0ielc erplpoirte lul0 Ole &lcioer
bes llngliidlihen IN 9rono icbtc.
SoS @cbGlloe erlitt nlir cinen germ.
Gen Sd)noen. Nm Der @anse bes
SSGGtcrS befnnb man cine @inoc.
pcsbolb ole Goli5ei iih 5u Dem
@louben binnei9t. boB Woroer baS
8ebdiloc IN Srano ltetten. ilnl eiil
%lrbreden Sll peroeden, eine Slnuab.
me. Die bon Den SeMerwebrleitcrI
uidt getbeilt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
3uci EcriuRcn bel ciucm Sabu-
:ingliiG gctOStct nuo piclc
uerIcBt.
y nltimore, WtO., 3. 81

SSn 6olge elmer 0e6roheneu
STiene emtlleiltc beute Der oitlid
iohrenoc Foiiagier5ug Der @eitcrn
Wtarplanb Snbu, pobci 5pei Icr.
ioncu aetoOtet iuo aegeu breiBia
pcrpluoct muroen. 9lle @o9eu nit
gllsnobmc bes en.@aaena
iomcu gliidlid iiber Ole ihaoboite
Steae, bicier ieOod, itiir5te Oen 9era
bijob. cine Stredc bon adt5ig sSnb
uo iGmnItlidIe SnialIcn iprroen in
AGitleioenidoit gc5o9en. GaS In,
aliicf crciNnete iid in Ger 9tGbe bon
Slue Molmtoim fiuni5ig @icilcn 6it-
liCb pon So0erstcrpn, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
llngariidJcr 9icidlstaaS-Sl -Slbscuronctcr
uon Sanerm tootasidlasen.
y II , q peit, ). ,Snl

Eoll GrcmitS. elm liberaleS Mit.
alieo 0eS Observation-Disclosures oeS
Ilgariiben Heibsta9eS, ipuroe berte
Wioraeu al 9tagp &ifiron pon 5iuei
@oicrn eruorOet. 3ierit ihoiien
lic i'm nieoer imb idln9en i'm Damn
mil @iienitangen tobt. SoS 0totip
iiir ooS &erbrebcn lpar 9iodc iiir
einen pcrlorenen Ero3eb. 0en Der
%ater her 0'orber 9e9en GrenlitS
angeilreugt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
EQUATOR SietridD scbt irci ans.
= III q Il a, 9te6r.. s. 'Son.


Sm SulOesfreisgeriht aob Mid)s
tcr Snu Sepanter cine Gntiheiolna
CD, peIde Ole Gimuanolhriit Scr
&crtbelbiMmg in Dem Sale bes 81.
Motors Sietrih ols itidbaltig be.
5eidllet. Sic &ertbeioiguua huttc
geiicno genlad)t, baB sur 3eit. ais
Die unaeblide Seitedlmg misgeiiibrt
murOe, Gietrih tbatiGdiid nod tein
Slnoeslenatcr pnbr, neil er leinen
GiO ais iolGer nod niebt abgelegt
hottc. mitbnn aud niht olS Seontcr
oOcr >yiitalleo beS GonJreiieS pcrllr,
tteiit per0en fonne.
Smobn. Ncbr., s. Son.
Ter SllnoeSIcnotor Sietricb mlr.
o. ans bem 0erihtsueriabreu entloi-
Icrl, gtadlOenl Aidter Tan Sepan.
ter Die ohigc Gntideiorua ab9cae.
Gclt, bcnllitragte cr ole @elhmorcnen.
cinen mti ~9tidt ihulOig" lautenben
llrtheilsiprud ein5lbringen mo ser
Giitristsonmalt oog in bcn ouocren
tSdllcr lie &lo1c 5llriIf. III Dem
Sall be$ EoluneiiterS Snfob Slider
bon Saitinls murbc busielbe Ieriab-
ren eingcidldgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
@rimmiae &Gltc i'm Sitem.
" Q m " nrf G 60

g( III y orr, y. >Sail
Gie StGOtc ON Suoion melheten
Seltern 80 bis So 8ra0 inter gtllIl:
Nnlltereom bate bellte Morgen 80
@roO Ganbmrp, Conn.,. % Srab,
@len SunlnIit bel @ilfes6nrre, ga.
- @rde, Wtplintnin Sop, ga. %
@roO Ter fulteiie BIAS lpor 9iiiett
III Sanoba, no bos thermometer 46
@ra0 lmter 9tllll reailtrIcrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
SdDwar,e Ylattcrm III Eber.@rain.

ScrlIn, q. San.
Sn Dem nebrere blnl0ert Ginpob.
rer 5Ghlsuoen Spric 9irnbalnn in
Sber.8roin limo Ole ldapor5en @lat.
tern allaaebrcd)en. Der gauern i'm
aan5cn SiIlritt bot iih cine panif.
dbnllde Sur6t benlGdtigt, lmo IN
Sd)aaren lpanOern lie ppn Der bei-
natbllhen Sd,olle ans. 9febrere
Gorier Der llmgebing pon Sirn
baum linb lbon beinabc eutp6lfert.
Sie 9cluobner perfMlien ibr sab
uno @nt I'M ieoe,l TreiS mo 5ieben
bon odmem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
sir matmraliiirte Sdnueiscr.

~ a bingtom, ,. g., s. San.
Ser muerifuniid)e Goniul 9ieber'
ireft in 3iirid) IN Der SdnpeiS maoht
IN eirem Scridte an ooS Stootsamt
oormli mlfmerfiam, ooB aeborenc
Sdwci5er, Ole bier nnerifunilde
Niiracr luiiroen. trot ollcOem nod
idlpci5crildc @iirger lillh uno bel
eincnl 0enlde in Der altem &einlotb
alS ioldc bctrabtet merocn. gun5
aleid). oh lie lire @iiraerpopiere imo
e!rcn 2SoB bel iid> baben ober nid,t.
I'm baa lApeijcrilNe @lirgerrc1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Sait Smm &ricscicfrctGr crnannt.

y a binaton, :. g., >. San.
Scc TrGiiOent lieB Dem Seuat ole
Grne'lnrns bon @iaiam s.. Saft
pon ohio sum arie9sicfrctGr su-
gehell.
0leid5eitig Bat ser ErGiioent
Silfe &. g9rigbt bon Senneiiee 5l,nl
Sipilgollpcrneilr Der EbilippIneu,
ais Saits 9tad,folaer, ernonnt. g.
Z. @cieht lit SIR 3eit &icc-@ -@ouper-
leilr uno 0titslieo Der Ebilippinell-
Gpmmiiiiou Senrp e. Soc bon Ser
mont iuaro GUM Gice-@olperneur
els 9tohiolger @rigbt's ernnnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
EcbcuSrcttnna.
@Iollceiter. Ninii.. G. <

@lollceIter Wtoii., 6. ,snr.
Ter englilte aupitGn :. =. Sea-
bcan imn bier ieiner Wiatroien pur.
hcn pon Mapt. SohgooK imO leineh
Sslren pon ocnl sSiiheribooner
Scmic y. Sobabcn" DEM Sobc ans
Dem Nnhcil gejogen. Ger Shooner
.slpe", oii Dem iie iih beiauOen, iub
i'm Giie ieit ilnO als &upt. Sobgbon
inii spei Don ieinen Seuteu beran.
tam mar bie @eiaBlng beS engli-
id)cn ShiiieS nnbe5u criroreu. Sic
bGtte icit oreiBiG ShmSen mcoer 5il
cieu nod Sll trinteu gebnbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Subuque SDwa Sentaa oeu II. sSaumr 1904. No 1894

mcrfte Die 9i1llber, ole ibr o@cidlGit"
0nBerlt rnlh nblnddten llno einen
Torbong nicOer5ogcn Der 'id an
clncm groBeu eSeliitcr bcidnO. bon
Oela mor Die Slusiiht oli Die &onm,
DC Gca Ircimailrcr- Scnpcla bat.
Gird) 0ieic @oriid)t Der fallbcr
ml!rOc ca luilllo9lif genlud]t, OaB
oScnnnO uon uubcu bercinIhalItc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
@ruhicmcr in Snrlinatum.

SrrIimaton, Soma. 6. San.
Der :. y. 9tithie 0tobcuabeu rnS
eie @nlnan Carpet Company mitr.
beu onrdl tSeucr 5erltort. Ger Ser.
liiS betrGgt etlpa 100000. lueld,er
Sinmmc im9eiGhr cine gleIde Ser.
liaerlu.g 0eSeniIberltegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
GrplOiium ani eimem Sampicr.
SiOnep g. g 9S Z rSor

SlOnep, q. 2. NJ, I. San.
Gllrh Die Grploiion zines Salnpf.
feliels mi oenl engliiden &rellScr
. &ullaroo" luuroen 43 Wtum &c.
tootet. Sie .@aQuroo" lit eill
&relBcr oritter alaIie bon 2575 Son.
ner ilno 5lm Shub fiir alllraliiben
SdnOel bcitlmmt; Der iriibere 9ta.
men par yTeriian".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
9ehorcnen t0otete. Gie llnrllben
iprlroen olrd SonoltreItigfeiten per-
anlnEt.
Ser mill abOanfem.
Ct. EcterS burQ

,. Sonrar.
0criid)tpciie pcrlalrtet bier, Oab
Ger Gar III nGd)iten >Slnli obOurten
molle, inas inn bis Dnbil fem Spbr
Artnrcr mer0er iolte. Gr milr0c
oonl uubribcilllid) ieiueu Srlloer
nil Ger Jiegeutidlait betrouen. S3aa
inImer an bieicm @criidtc @obreS
iein mag cS unterlIegt teinenl 3pei-
iel, 0aB Der Selbltberrldcr alter
9iellBen be2 &e9iercnS ber5lid) miioc
lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
untergeganaen.
q Q 10 b nrt l} e 10 3.

port 9femS, A. SSnn.
Capt. 4riiger pom Sdooner
.9aurence" melOet, oaB 5ipei Bar
Ten, Die am Sreitag our6 cinen
S6lcppOnnpier bon bier fortgenonls
men mnroen, I'M Sturme iammt
alleu oil Sorb @eiinoliren imterge.
gcngeu ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
Otifgliiftcr Mmfitano.
Sort an Trince, Soiti,

Fort a II Frtnce N0ltI,
2. Samtnr.
ySdhreno ser 9lbnelenheit oes
Eralioenten 9torO bon Eort.nl,
Trince, Der nud) @onnipeS gegangcll
lpor, nm on Scr &unbertiabrieier Ger
lIunbbdnaigfeit oaiti'S tbeil5llleb.
n:en, perillhte Der General Mont.
plaiiir, einen sluiltanb 9egcH Den
ErGiicenten ms @erf 5lI ieBen, Der
ober miBgliiftc. GeS @enernlS
Scbu uuo ein MitperiHmorener
m!!rocH 1etootetc. GS purbcn 5abl.
rcicbe %erbaitlm0en ppr0euonmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
llnrnbcn in SemtidJ-Ncngniuea.
@riSbouc Queensland,

l. Sanllar.
Sic GiuNeborellen bon Earrbnucn,
9cutld 9tclgllineo, erboben lif all
1t. 9topember mo ernlpr0etcn 5wei
GilrcpGcr, eiren Sngcnieirr nit 9tu'
men 0opca imb eiuell @Gnoler 81.
borot. 5mei Gbineirn unb 5ebn oell
GuropGcru irclnlbli6 gclinnte Gin
acborcnc. is iuurOc cine Strois
expedition nu$acionot. ipeld)c iiini'
nno5roujig Der uliriigreril1en Giu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12
&erlangnikuoile GrplOiion in eimcr
.nsliidlen gtitroglpecrin.
Sabrif.
Tem5unee, Gonpollis, GnslanS,

TT D u II = SVIIUUIII|, VHEIUIIU,
). rSonlar.
Gicr .giann lplrbcn Geto0tet unb
lnebrere pcrlebt blrb cine Grploliun
I'M 9titroglpcerin Nepnrtemelt ser
adj MeIlell pom bier beleselell ,9fu.
Iicmnl Grplolpe @orfs". Der
gen5c Gutrift iunr i'll cine @olte
ldlparSen 9fnld)a gebiillt mo IN ct.
Npes, hrel 9'ieilen pom Sdalplob
Der Grplpiion, lullrOe blrh bell Sllit.
orrd foit iebeS tyeulter 5erld)mettert.
sllld, III Eensnnce iclbit lpltroen piele
Scrllte: 5crtrillllmlert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-12

gen einiee llnrilbe gllle alalleh DC"
hiAt omtliden 9inBlonoS mllroen
cine irieolihe 2oirng Der StreIttra'
geu nit Srcloe begriBen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
The PROGRAM.
District Deputy CroWther Plans
to Have This the Most Sue
cessfuI District Meeting
Ever Held in This State
COLLATION. Will Fol-
low the Meeting:

Odd Fellows are anticipating q big
time In this city tomorrow night when
rally of the one hundred and
eleventh district will he held in
Wilder Hall. DR.. Frank Crowther,
as district deputy, has;.endeavored to
have this the most successful district
meeting ever held in tile State and
the program arranged promises that
it will be accomplished.
Delegations from Plainfield, West
field Elizabeth, Railway, Carteret and
Woodbridge will be present. All Odd
Fellows are welcome and members of
Lawrence Lodge 81 arc especially re-
questod TO turn out and greet the visit
ing hrethern. Grand Master e. l..
Ross and suite of grand Officers will be
present and Lawrence Lodge will ex-
emplify the work. of the.first degree.
Tn re will be music, good addresses
and collation. 1t Is expected that
their hundred Odd Fellows will be
p,esent
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
URGED CHURCH PEOPLE
TO RENEW THEIR ZEAL.
Rev. Percy Roed Ferris Preached
Stirring Sermon in First
Baptist Church.

Rev. Percy Reed Ferris, pastur of
the First Baptist church, preached an
excellent sermon last night on the
subject Things that Weaken Our
Churches and Kill Ministers The
message was directed especially to
christian people of this city of all
denominations.
After mentioning the tendency of
the times to neglect the churches and
the apparent indifference with which
church members are regarding chris
tian work, Mr.. Ferris pointed out
thr 30 weakening features. They are,
the lack of helping hands, the lack Of
church attendance and the lack of
cheerful giving. All were dwelt upon
in n forceful manner. In closing,
Mr.. Ferris urged the christians OF this
city to enter into their church work
this fall with renewed vigor and
earnest endeavor. He said the church
is now passing through great crisis,
that it was. the subject of discussion at
all ministerial gatherings, but he be-
lieved ths church would successfully
meet every problem and would come
out victorious in the end. He urged
the church people to do their duty.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
BRAGA MADE
EXCELLENT !
IMPRESSION.
Members Of Society Went to
New York Yesterday TO
Take Part.

Yesterday afternoon the members
of Braga Singing Society all met sat
the Staten Island Rapid Transit ferry
house, foot of Smith street, from
where they went to New York to take
part in an entertainment given for the
benefit of Braga Instructor Prof.
Bache.
Every member of the society had q
new cap with Braga's emblem on 1t.
They made fine appearance as they
left here. During the entertainment
Braga sang number of songs. They
were heartily applauded. After the
affair was over big dinner was
served and general good time en-
Joyed. Most of the members arrived
home at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
Benefit for Danish M. {. EpwOrih
League Held in Braga Hall
Saturday Might.
MUSIC OF HIGH ORDER.
The Misses Harrington Played in Their
Usual Excellent Style and the Epworth
League 0uartette was PIeasIng-Ama
teur Musical Club, Coward" Earned
Reputation for Itself.

The concert in Bragg Hall, Saturday
night, under the auspices of the ED-
worth League of the Danish M. E
church, was greatly enjoyed. The
talent was exceptionally fine and
music lovers were delighted that the
season has started so auspioously.
Miss Augusta harrington opened
the program with an overture. The
Epworth League Quartette followed,
then Miss CLARA harrington rendered
a violin solo in her usual delightful
style. The male quartette and another
selection by Miss Clara Harrington
closed part first.
A mixed quartette opened the second
part. TIE A. M. O "Onward" and
the Epworth League Quartete also took
part.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
NEW CURATE'S
FIRST MASS.
Rev. Father HeaIey Comes to
ST. Mary's Parish from
New Brunswick.

: . Rev. Father Healey, formerly of st.
Peters Roman Catholic church, of
New Brunswick, who has been trans
ferr ed to st. Mary's parish in this
city, to succeed Father s. A. Michel.
as curate, said his first mass yester-
day morning at 9:30 O'Clock and at
10 :45 O'Clock.
At all of the masses, yesterday, the
pastor, Rev. B. T. O'Connoll. made
the announcement that the sum of
$3.50 had been taken up last Sunday
for the monthly collection of Septem-
ber. He thanked the congregation
for the generous Offering
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
S|STERHOOD
ENTERTAINED
A BIG CROWD.
First Ball Held in Washington
Hall Since it Has Been
Changed.

When Thor Lodge, Danish Brother
hood, purchased the Grand Central
Palace and changed the name to
Washington Hall they vowed that
within very short time it would be-
come one of tho most popular places
in this city and from the large crowd
OF people which attended the first ball
and reception of the Danish Sister
hood, held in the hall, Saturday night.
it LOOKS as If the prediction would
come true.
Dancing was the feature of the
night. 1t started at s 80 O'Clock and
was kept up until early yesterday
morning. Everyone present had q
jolly good time and hope that the
Sisterhood will soon hold another bRll.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
DR.. H. C. MENDENHALL
AGAIN IN THE PULPIT
Greeted by Large Congregation in
Presbyterian Church
Yesterday.

Rev. Harlan @. Mendenhall, d. D. .
preached to large congregations in the
First Presbyterian church yesterday
morning and last night. The former
pastor spoke very feelinglv. A largo
number of persons shook his hand at
the close of both services. DR.. Men,
denhall spoke in high terms of Rev.
John 7 Reeve who has heen called to
the pastorate of the church, and ex-
pressed hopes that Mr.. Reeve would
accent. He also touched lightly OH
his European trim. At tho morning
service the Coutts memorial window
WAS unveiled.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
Democratic Candidate for Gov
ernOr Starts on Tour of
State Tomorrow.
OCEAN COUNTY FIRST.
To Make a Whlrlwlnd Trip Through New
Jersey, Visiting Every County and
Speaking In the Principal Towns and
CitIes-New Brunswick and Perth Am
boy on the Schedule.

Charles O. Black. Democratic candi-
date for governor, will begin his
campaign tour of the State tomorrow,
when he will 10 into Ocean county
and meet the Democrats of that local
ity, at Toms River, where the county
convention will bs held on that day.
From then OIL to the close Of the fight
the candidate will be kept on the
move, his schedule calling for visit
of one or two days to each county.
1t is expected that the Democratic
candidate will make counter attrac-
tion on the big day at the Interstate
Fair to Republican nominee Edwari
O. Stokes. Mr. Black is not scheduled
to appear at any particular place after
fair day until the beginning of the
following week. Monday and Tues
dnv, October and a, will be spent
in tour of Middesex county, in
which all the municipalities will be
visited and big meetings held, one at
New Brunswick and the other ,probab-
~, at Eorpn AmDOy.
Bergen county will he the scene of
activity Wednesday, october 8. From
Bergen long jump toBurlington will
be made. A visit to the Mt. Holly
fair and night demonstrations at Bur-
lington, Bordentown and Riverside
will be features Of his campaign
there. From Burlington jump to
Cape May will be made, Mr.. Black
being booked for that county October
g. Then will follow a day each in
Gloucester, October 10; Cumberland,
Ii; Salem, 12; Atlantic, 13, and
Camden for two days, October IA and
10.
After rest over Sunday Mr.. Black
will resume his work in the central
counties. Two days, October IA and
10, will be spent in Mercer.
The party managers are endeavor-
ing to arrange for one of the most i'm
portant features of the campaign, if
they can manage 1t, while the candi-
date is in Mercer. That will be the
public appearance of Grover Cleveland
in active support of Mr.. Black and the
principle of equal taxation. 1t is hoped
to secure Mr.. Cleveland's consent to
appear at mass meeting at Trenton,
or, failing in that, to induce him to
make q speech during the candidates
visit to Princeton.
After Mercer will come Hunterdon,
where the candidate will spend We'd
nosday, October 10. The following
day will find him in Somerset, and
following that he will take mp two
days in Monmouth, during which he
will visit Freehold, Matawan, At
lantic Highlands, Keyport, Red Bank.
Long Branch and Asbury Park. Night
meetings will probably be held at Red
Bank, l. ong Branch and Asbury Park.
The week beginning October "a
will be devoted to campaigning in
the northern counties. The first two
days will be spent in Morris. We'd
nesday, October 26 will find him in
Warren and on the twenty seventh and
Swonty- y-eighth he will carry the battle
into Union.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1904-09-26
RALLY SUNDAY AT
SIMPSON M. E CHURCH.
Special Services Held All Day Yes
terday-Features In the
Afternoon.

Yesterday was observed as Rally
Sunday at Simpson M. e. church.
The services began with devotional
meeting at 8 80 o. clock. At 10:80 q.
IN. the pastor, Rev. S. Travena jack
son, preached special sermon to Sum
day school workers. He took for his
subject, winning Christ.
At $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon q
rally of all the departments of the
Sunday school took place, and at night
special services were also held. There
was a good attendance at all the
meetings