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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

attendant at the festival for the latter day.
 Mobile Society News. pr. and Mrs. David c. stuart of Pa ducah, ky, and MT. Warren Stuart Of Richmond, Va, are the guests for q few days of Mrs. Hattie DuMee, d Caroline Avenue They are en route home from New Orleans where they att tended the wedding of their brother. Rev. J. Leighton Stuart, to Miss A1ina Rodd.
 Miss Ella Malone has returned from Pennsylvania, where she spent some months in search of health. and her many friends will rejoice in her ina provement. Her sister, Mrs. Woods of Savannah, accompanied her here.
 The engagement of Miss Maud Hav- erman to Mir. Victor Lowenstein, was announced Friday and both young peo- pie have been receiving the heartiest congratulations. The date of the wed- ding will be announced later. -
 The last of the leap year parties ia being planned and will take the form of domino party to be given shortly. number of young ladies met this morning with Mrs. Frank Parker, Jr.s 
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clarke left to- day for St. Louis in their private car. taking with them as guests Mrs. c. T. Hearin and her sister, Mrs. Mitchell A charming visit Is anticipated by this congenlal party
 Handsome invitations have been is- sued by Mrs. Ann E. Futile to the debut cotlllion of her daughter. Louise. which will take place at the Battle House Wednesday evening, November 29th.
 Miss Ella Wheeler will leave shortly for Savannah to be present at the deb- utante german of her cousin, Miss cs- cile Woods. on December 6.
 Mrs. Charles Le Baron Taylor expects to leave this week for a visit to reia- tives in Washington. stopping en route a few days in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Ellis Day Gates VIII leave this week for their home in Chi cago. Mrs. Gates. who came here quite i'll, Is entirely recovered.
 The Pivot Whist Club was enter tained this afternoon by Mrs. P. W. Faith at her home on Georgia Avenue.
 
 Mrs. F. B Merrill and Miss ogarita returned home Friday after an absence of several months in the East. 
 The annual reception of the Athel- stan Club is announced to take place Friday evening, Devember ts
 After a pleasant visit to old friends in. Mobile. Prof. B. L. woodcock re- turned today to Cftronelle
 Mrs. William L. Sands of New York. is the guest of Mrs. Robert Sands on Dauphin Way.
 Mrs, Benjamin Griel of Montgomery, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Fernand Forcheimer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry stemme of New York, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Angelo Festorazzk
 Mir. and Mrs wyndham Lyon return ed home Saturday night from their bridal trip.
 Mrs. Anna T. Mordecai has returned home from visit to Mrs. John Ruse in Atlanta.
 The Thanksgiving. Merrymakers are giving a ball at German Relief Hall tonight
 Mrs W. c. Cochrane of Tuscaloosa, arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. W. c. Fitts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

OId-faHhlOn Dark Buekwheat Flour, Pure Maple Syrup and new crop GeOF- gin Cane, finest on earth.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

CranbePrfes 10 cts. per quaRt, gen- uine imported Dill Pickles 10 cts. per quart, AtmOres MInce Meat 10 cts. per
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Cranberrfea 10 cts. per Qaart, gem uine imported Din Pickles 10 eta. per quart. AtmOres Minee Meat 10 cts. per pound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Miss Ella Malone has returned from Pennsylvania. where she spent some months in search of health, and her many friends will rejoice in her ina provement. Her sister. Mrs. Woods of Savannah, accompanied her here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Mir. and Mrs Thomas Fl. Halliwen left Mobile this morning for St, Louis Mir. Halliwell has been engaged to sing at Festival Hall on the 2sth and 2sthi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

The last of the leap year parties ia being planned and will take the form of a domino party to be given shortly. A number of young ladies met this morning with Mrs. Frank Parker, Jr.s to complete arrangements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Mir. and Mrs. Horace Clarke left to- day for St. Louis in their private car. taking with them as guests Mrs. c. T. Hearin and her sister, Mrs. Mitchell. A charming visit Is anticipated by this congenial party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Miss Alberta and salome Barnett left this morning for St. Louis to visit the exposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22
The News of Mobile

, President Roosevelt being slated as an
 attendant at the festival for the latter day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

The engagement of Miss Maud Hav- erman to Mir Victor Lowenstein, was announced Friday and both young peo- pie have been receiving the heartiest congratulations The date of the we'd ding will be announced later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Handsome invitations have been is- sued by Mrs. Ann E. Futile to the debut cotlllion of her daughter. Louise. which will take place at the Battle House Wednesday evening, November 2gth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

News was received here this morn ing of the entire destruction by fire on Saturday night. at Marlow. Baldwin County. of the sawmill of J. W. Groce. How the fire originated is not known A large amount of lumber on the yard was also destroyed. The loss was total. The mill will be rebuilt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

If man is in love be doesn't think the woman in the case talks too much,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Mrs. Charles Le Baron Taylor expects to leave this week for a visit to reIa- tives in Washington, stepping en route a few days in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Mobile Society News.
 Dr. and Mrs. David c. stuart of Pa ducah. Ky and Mir. Warren Stuart Of Richmond, Va, are the guests for few days of Mrs. Hattie DuMea, 4t Caroline Avenue. They are en route home from New Orleans where they att tended the wedding of their brother, Rev. J Leighton Stuart, to Miss AIfna Rodd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Miss Ella Wheeler will leave shortly for Savannah to be present at the deb- utante german of her cousin, Miss Ce- cile Woods. on December 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

MT. and Mrs. Ellis Day Gates VIII leave this week for their home in Chi- cago. Mrs Gates. who came here quite i'll, Is entirely recovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Cards have been issued to the mar riage of Miss Annie Elizabeth Few and MT. Augustus Cullen Jones. Co take place on Wednesday, November 30, eG S:3O o'clock. in Broad Street Methodist Church. 4 reception will follow at the home on Montgomery, second east of Broad. Street. from to Il o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

It isn't necessary to acquire an au- tomobile in order to run into debt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

The Pivot Whist Club was enter tained this afternoon by Mrs. P. W. Faith at her home on Georgia Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Mrs W. C. Cochrane of Tuscaloosa arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. w. c. Fitts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-22

Mrs. F. B. Merrill and Miss Ogarita returned home Friday after an absence of several months in the East
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
WEDDING AT
OAK TREE YESTERDAY.

A number of people Of this city
went to Oak Tree, yesterday. where
they attended the wedding of Miss
Lenora Estella VanCourt. of that
place, to J Bryant Randolph, of
Plaindeld. The marriage took place
at 8 o'clock and was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Schanck, of Plainfield.
In 'he Marconnier chapel
The bridesmaids were Misses Eliza
beth Schanck, of Metucben, and May
Bennett, of Plainfield. The maid of
no nor was Miss Amy McEwen, of
Plainfield. The bride and maids were
all dressed in white and carried white
roses as Ger
John II. Dayton, of State street,
this city, was best man, while L. Burt
Moore and Peter o. Olsen were ushers.
Following the mari iaae a wedding
supper was served at the home OF the
bride. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
left for trip to st. Louis to attend
3 10 World fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07

Rev. Psroy r. Ferris, who las just
returned from his vacation, was given
a warm welcome ut the Baptist Young
Pc ,ple's meeting last night. There
WAS large attendance, aud after the
meeting there was an informal recep-
iion and Refreshments, consisting Of
cake aud ice cream
An address of welcome was give hy
tie presidents of the society, James
Currie, to which the pastor responded.
He stated that such hearty greeting
was greatly appreciated and that he
had come bnok ready and determined
to carry on the work of advancing the
Baptist denomination in this city
1t has not beens generally known
that before leaving on his vacation
Mr.. Ferris was in consultation with
the pastor of the Madison Avenue
Baptist church. New York CITY, with
the idea of becoming assistant pastor
there This matter came as complete
surprise to Mr.. Ferris, the New York
pastor having written to him about the
work in this city and admiring the
progressiveness of the local pastor, he
ed that Mr. Ferris meet him re-
garding the New York charge and
that he think the matter over this
summer. This is considered fiatter-
ing offer as the Madison avenue
church is one OF the largest and richest
in the country.
Mr.. Ferris announced last night
that he had decided not to go to Now
York.
During the meeting the following
song was sung, the words being COM
posed by members of the society !:
BY our Father. called to labor in
the causn to us SO ,iear,
Take, o take our warmest greeting
faithful pastor.
We are gathered whore the glory of
the Lord so oft hath shown
While around this sacred altar we
have known.
Welcome home, welcome home. well
come home, welcome home faith.
full
Pastor. welcome home faithful pastor,
welcome home, welcome home
Fe ,r thou not, though duties press
thee,
AS the nay thy strength shall be
Sow the seed aud wait with patience
faithful pastor
When thy work Of love is ended, be
it thine a crown to wear,
With the souls thy God will; give thee,
over there.
For the services on Sunday, the
church la been beautifully decorated
with flowers and back of the pulpit
were tile words in largo letters, ''Wel-
come Homo. !"
At the regular mid week prayer
meeting tonight the pastor will De in
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
TROLLEY CAR
HIT A WAGON.
Was Driven by Gus. Dietche
Horse Knocked Down and
Hip Injured.

A trolley car, in charge of Motor
man Alfred johnson and Conductor
Jerry Neal, while crossing High
street, going toward the ferry, at
I0:l5 o'clock this morning, struck a
grocery wagon driven by Gus Dietche.
The horse was knocked down and O
shaft of the wagon broken.
Dietche was on his way from the
barn in High street to his fathers
grocery store, 20l High street, and
claims that when he was on the cross
ing at Smith street, the motorman
did not ring his gong.
When the accident happened the
horse became frightened and started
to run. 1t was all Dietche could tc
hold him, as the broken shaft made
it almost impossible to get any con-
troll over the animal. At the barn
some man caught the horse. After a
careful examination it was found that
the horses hip was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
RED MEN PLAN FOR
ABIC Time SHORTLY.
Local Braves Will Do Things This
Winter lodge In FIourishing
Condition.

Po Ambo Tribe. Improved Order Of
Red Men, will have big time in the
near future at ball, entertainment aud
mock adoption of pale faces. The last
named feature was presented previously
at fair held by the tribe, FOR six nights
to full house every time. 1t is very
interesting, and. a good exhibition Of
'.how they don't do it'' is given by the
Red Men.
A preliminary committee OF eleven has
been at work, and will report at tomor-
row nights meeting November 10 is
the date under consideration, but it has
not been decided yet.
The members of the tribe expect to
visit Ahwaga Trib', OF New Brunswick,
some ime during the coming month,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
The Fall was a Distance Of Sev
eniy-three Feet WOrkmen
Hurried to the Spot Where
The Bodies Fell and
Doctors Were Sum-
mOned One Man
SenttO Hospital

.I
Zone man was instantly killed and
another injured so that he is not ex-
pected to live, by fall from scat
folding on the peak of the new St.
Mary's r. O church, Centre and
Mechanic streets, bout 80 O'clock
this afternoon.
The man who was killed, John
Dover. about forty-two years old,
whose home was in Elizabeth. Int wLo
lived ct Hartmann's Hotel. Front
strcet, and tho injured n:nn, John
Warw ick, q Loss skaters, about forty
fgo years old, of 1926 Chambers
street, Trenton, were slater in the
employ OF Uarli g company, Of
Trenton.
They were at work at the ver5 top
of the roof. seventy three feet from
the ground, and we're standing on a
plank. Suddenly one Of the supports
gave way, and, without warning, the
two unfortunate workmen were hurled
to the ground, at tI,easoutherly side of
the chnroh. near the sidewalk on
Centre street.
Fellow -workmen. who were mt work
near the men at the time, and passers-
by hurriod to the spor, as did also
Rev. Fathers Mitchell and Blake, Of
st. Mary's church, from the reotory
next door.
IA, It was seen that Dover was dead.
and slis body was placed in work
shanty nearly.
Drs. Ramsay, Fithian. Henry and
& Wilson were quickly on the scene,
and Warwick made was comfortable
as possible. A telephone message was
at once sont to the Rariian Copper
Works for thoir ambulance, in which
Warwick, who was terribly. injured
about the head, was taken to the CITY
hospital. accompanied by DR.. Ramsay.
Dover had been around this vicinity
for some time, having formerly been
4, employed by local slater. The other
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
MONEY FROM
BRIDGE FUND.
FreehOlders Leave Only ST, 600
in'the Fund to Construct Ice
Breakers Here.
Special totAe Eveusng News.

New Brunswick, Sept. TIN a desper-
ate effort to raise money to fix up the in
terror of the jail so that prisoners cannot
decide for themselves when they nave
served their full time, the freeholders at
their meeting this morning transferred
$4,000 Of the 200 appropriated for ice
breakers on the new bridge over the
Rarltan river to that account. This
leaves but $1,000 for ice breakers. Free
holders Haney AMI Glenn opposed the
move, but they were out-voted, but not
until a lively tilt had occurred. The
Board also cut is 500 off the Milltown
bridge appropriation for the same account.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
DELEGATES IN LINE
FOR THE CONVENTION.
Will Represent Local Organization
at the State Meeting at
H0boken.

At the monthly meeting of the Perth
Amboy Retail Liquor Dealers Protective
a. Benevolent Association yesterday,
the delegates were gotten in line fol the
State e4lgention to be held tomorrow at
Hobokef.s There will be parade. and
banquet, and a ball in the evening.
-The delegates from this city are: James
j. Garland, Ludwig Miller, Frederick
fanny, William Quigley, Fritz Sperr,
Math Hansen, Michael Draper and Alfred
Pateriski; alternates, John Switzer aud
e. A. Condor. They will be accompanied
by State Delegate George Steinmetz, pres
ident of the local branch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
WILL HAVE TO
RE-ADvERTISE.
Board Of Excise So Decided Re-
gaTding Transfer OflHari-
ford St. License.

At the special meeting of the Ex-
else Board, INST night, tho time was
taken mp considering the saloon at No.
Hartford street. formerly occupied
by #. E Cunningham. It seems thai
tile trantfar of the license of this
place was never paid and he place is
now closed. The board decided that
the one who took it would have to ie-
advertise
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
WILL PARADE TOO.

AT their meeting last night, the Nom
bers of Projection Hook s. Ladder Com
pany decided to accept an invitation to
attend the firsmen's parade in New
Brunswick. on October4 as tho guests OF
Mcclellan Engine Company, Of this city,
which will participate The truck will
not be taken. The committee in charge
Of the coming fair reported gratifying
progress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
WANTLOCAL FIREMEN TO
PARADE IN BENNINGTON.
Representative Of the Depart
ment There visils This City
With Tha! Object in View.

A foreman of one of the engine cons
panies of the Pennington Fire Depart
ment, was in town this morning trying
to make arrangements for some Of the
local fire companies to take part in the
firemen's parade in that city, October 9th
AS this is only two days after the New
Brunswick firemen's parade. it is not
thought that any of the local compani es
will be able to go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
new MANAGEMENT.

The ice cream and confectionery
store at 81 Smith street, formerly
owned by +. A. Russell, and, for the
last few months operated by D. v.
Rush, by whom it was closed mp yes
terdny, rs told in the News, will bo
re-opened within about a week by A.
E. Alchin, with replenished stock
and adued features.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
To HAVE
MINSTRELS
Will Give Another Performances
this Winter One New
Member Admitted.

1t was decided at the meeting of the
Elks last night, to give another minstrel
show, in this city as the last one was
such grand success.
The show, this time, will be given at
Thanksgiving time. A committee Of ten
will be appointed to make the arrange
ments. Last night five were appointed.
They are H. f. Pickersgill, Joseph
Stricken, J. X. Sheehy, A. F. Munoz
and B. M. Cannon. One new member was
taken In.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
By Making Il a Motion and %
Serve without pay, The Mayor
will not have a Chance
to Consider the Action
and Mr.. HOmmann's
Services will not be
Required.

XIV fnA ngUnI TX UnEa the HAH|H A#
Aldermen. -slast nieht. nassss, 4 raao-
lution empowerinr the polioa con,-
mittee To amnlov spaoial oounsel
without nav. 10 defend tie oitv y ths
suits broupI,t bv tbeItbrae nav natrot-
mea. wb,oh are IL coma m ;n the
district court of this oitv tomorrour
morning.
When the resolution was -read Al
dermap Runvop ana Danoven ;.,ter !
nosed and asked whatt,d ~ citv'
attorney 4 not h of,ioa ~ ~
noses
The LAWYER WIN Il tI,us syi1fIae -
become q a nnbiin nhilantbropjak = n
understood ia he Alan n. sffone 81
Nav Brunawiok AZ told nravion4iv
IN tba Neus. Josenb II. strioker. az
this citv. represeuts tl,s patrolmen. 4
Az ut the urevious ,neetir,r !. tl.a Iiat
Of bills was ordered uaid. bg II a.
vote with certain exceptions. rhfs
time the exceptions inolude Pound !.
man Morris. who. therefore. ueta no
nav whatever. even that Of Z patrol-
man
A tilt over the police matter came
mn Mt the verv be eoinninr Of the meet.
ino When Oitv CLERK Rieilev had
read few lines Of the minutes Of che
nrav;ous mestinu Alderman Toft
made tho customary motion 10 ais
nenses with their further readinr.
Alderman Rnnvon arose and stated
that ba was absent from the nrevioua
meetinp. INIT that he unfierstood chat
tho poIice appointment had been re-.
considered such uroceedinc he de-
olared 10 be ont Of order. ia az
nressed sururise that such action had
been taken. and that the alierman.at-
large had enter tanned a motion Ia suola
effect The preyious presiding ofrloer.
he said never entertained such I
motion and. he declared that the
action was unprecedeat8d. He moved
that that section be expunged from
the minutes l.
Alderman stacey replied that Ousn-
fnQia MaU0i. ny which the HO0uUI4 Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
FORUM GETS BUSY.

There will be a special meeting of the
Young Mems Forum tomorrow night,
to prepare for the entertainment next
Wednesday night. The entertainment is
TO consist Of moving pictures, by Lyman
H. Howe. They are out Of the usual run
of moving pictures, and Will be by far
the finest ever shown In this city. The
entertainment will be held in Wider Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
NEARING COMPLETION.

Work on the Hess block, Smith street,
is getting along nicely and it is expected
that the structure will be completed OH
time. Reynolds Bros, who will occupy
part of the new building, are getting
ready to dispo of the fixtures in the
store that they are now in. 7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
BOARDERS LEFT.

Peter Peterson, u Q coloied chef who
keeps a restaurant in High street, LAS
reported to the police that four 0f his
boarders, all colored men, left suddenly
last night. without paying their boar'. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
SIMPSON N. E. CHURc I.

An interesting meeting has been
planned for tonight. The pastor will
be in charge. Several who have visited
O,ean Grove this summer, will give
Echoes from the Great Camp Meeting =
Taere will be special music rendered. A
meeting of the Official Board will be held
at the. home Of MIL. Nv. Schoonover
tomorrow night at O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
COAL DOCKS BEGIN
TO GET BUSY AGAIN.
Coal Shipments Become Large
Winter su-ply Coming on
Men Go Back to Work.

During the past few weeks work on
the local coal docks Of the Lchigh Valley
has commenced to pick up, and number
of the men are now working full time
aud the rest hope to go on very soon.
The winter supply of coal is being shipped
TO New York
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
S00y CumPLETE STREET.

Before Lie end Of this week, the con
tractor " who is paving Washington street,
expects to have everything in order so
that the street can be open to traffic.
Yesterday afternoon the work was so faI
a lvanccf, That The mcn were working on
the lIill. near the Gable works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
BADGES FRAMED.

The collect IN .f bad ses fr,m lodges
OF tlIe Elks fiom all ,ver the country,
represent d at the recent ooventioD, and
brought home hy the rcl resentat YES
from this city, has been placed in
frame, aifJ hung in the meetiDg-room in
Knights oACo'umbus Hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
REPORT OF EXCURSION.

Court Amboy. Nc. bS, f. of A., will
meet tonight when tho report on thr
recent excursion is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
TO GIVE A DANCE.

The women's Relief Corps will give
a dance and picnic at Gadek's, in North
Amboy week from tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
PA1RoLMAN WAS CALLED.

Patrolman Smith was called to 81
Washington street, last night, where an
inc oriated husband was said to be abus-
ing his wife. No arrest was made.
Classified ads. on page o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
POLICE CASE TOMORROW

The police suits are scheduled to be
heard in the district court Mt 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07
HORSE BLANKET FOUND

A horse blanket is at police head
quarters awaiting anspwner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-07

III. LARKINs s55 srATE Street.,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
aud hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.