davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-28

HSiSnooT IndL Henry old the shooting
aud later he confessed to the killing.
He claims his father had a large knife
and was threatening the life of his
mother and other members of the fam
lily and that he shot his father to save
the life of his mother. The tragedy
occurred in Pike county and it is not
known here what additional particulars
were brought out in the corOner's in
vestigation, nor whether or not the
patricide has been arrested.
CONDUCTOR FOUGHT HOBOES.
Brunswick News: Conductor w. D.
Billiard. who runs regular on the At
lantic Coast Line between Brunswick
and Albany, had a very close call early
Wednesday morning at Baden. nine
teen miles from this city, when he
discovered twelve negroes secreted in
a box car, stealing a ride on his train.
The negroes, it seems, broke open
the loaded freight car before it left this
city, and the twelve expected to ride
as far as they desired without being
discovered. However when the train
reached Baden, Conductor Billiard
discovered the negroes in the box car,
and when he endeaVored to run them
out a fight followed. The negroes
made a dash to get out of the car, and,
when the conductor attempted to stop
them they made a fight. Four of the
negroes were captured, but after a
hard fight The hoboes were armed and
quickly pulled their pistols and began
firing at the conductor, who, in turn,
fired upon the negroes. 1t is not known
whether or not any of them were in
jured, but the conductor is of the opin-
ion that one of the shots from his re-
vOlver took effect Altogether about
twenty shots were fired. The negroes
then darted into the woods.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-28
DORCHESTER.

Dorchester, Ga, Aug. 27.-Miss Rosa
Maxwell and Master Edgar Harden
of Abbeville, S. c., are visitors at
Springfield, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Stevens.
Mr.. Arthur II. Waite OF Savannah is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Waite.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Law announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Alise, to MI. Wallace w. Mallard of
Watthourville. The marriage Will
take place Oct. 6.
Our country friends should never fail
To buy or order through the mail
"Teethina," for it surely fills
The bill, for teething children's ills.
'Teeethina" aids digestion, regulates
the bowels of children of any age and
makes teething easy, and costs only
25 cents at druggists.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-28
HAPPY WOMEN

Are always healthy women. for hap
piness and good health go hand in
hand Sickly women, however. need
not suffer any longer, for In Hostel
lively find good health and happiness.
n will strengthen their various or
aans. establish functional regularity,
induce sound sleep and cure Back
ache. Cramps. Sick Headache, Vomif-
ing. Nervousness. Indigestion. pys
Depsia and Constipation. Try IL ana
see.
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
BARGAINS.
For Ia wn grass see Crabill.
Somerset coal is the best on Garth,
Bulk seeds at Crabill's.


Somerset coal is the best on esrth.
Bulk seeds at Crabill's.
All kinds Of spray material at Nelson
Bros. Fruit company.
Sugar beet cultivators and thinning
hoes at Hunt l. Co.
Sends that will grow at Crab,ll's.
Take your feet to tho Spot Cash Store
Tor shoes.
For first class laundry work take It to
CrsbiII's.
All kinds OF spray material at Nelson
Bros. Fruit company.
My company pays cash at once when
loss occurs. without discount. SEQ me
for insurance.
n. r. LINCOLN.
The Peter Scbuttler and Studebaker
wagons are sold by Hunt L Go.
A car load OF Armour's melon fsrtIlIser
just received at Nelson Bros. Fruit
company. Try this on . portion Of your
land and watch reeults.
v - = #
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
How George Cook Was Killed.

From the Rico Sun.
George B. Cook. a young man who has
been employed for the past month on
the bridge crew OF the Rio Grande
Southern. accidentally shot himself al
7 O'Clock Friday evening, May q 1t
Montelores and died from the effects ol
the wound at O'Clock the following
morning at the u. s. rooming house III
this city.
At the time Of the accident Cook was
shooting at a ground hog with 45.
csIibre Colts revolver and was whirling
1t over his finger after each shot. The
revolver hew from his grasp aud
dropping near his fset wa discharged.
the ball striking the unfortunate mao
at the lower border Of the ribs on the
right side aud ranging upward pssseti
out OF the back beneath tho shoulder
blade and near tho backbone peneirat.
iEs the liver in its course.
The injured man was made as com
Portable No possible on . hand car and
brought to Rico whste the wound WAS
dressed By the local surgeon OF the d. 4
r. q. Southern. He rallied for few
hours and then rapidly sank and expired
in about six hours after tho accident. .
The parents os the deceased resids
near Csdaredge. Delta county. Colorado
lard upon instssctsoa the body ssa
sAipped to that plses Saturday after
noon. .'... --.s
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Paonia items,

From the Gazette.
George Stephan. Of Delta. paid Pao.
mia visit last Friday.
E. P. Martin went TO Delta Friday
did weeks work. and caught the train
homo the same day.
Ed. Reynolds purchased . gasoline
engine OF A. A. Smith. which he will
use to turn his ice cream freezer.
Miss Jacquee, Of Eckert, is here at the
cooperative central Office learning the
mysteries Of the business getting her.
self in readiness to handle the central
Office at that place whom it is established
this summer.
David Stephens hss sold fny.three
acres Of bis fine ranch, that portion ly.
ing north Of the river to Carl Stanley
for five thousand dollars. But Dave
has enough land left for one man to
care for, and he does it we'll.
Loog trains OF coal from Somerset go
through Paonia daily, an evidence OF
the activity at that camp. Soon Jsun.
;ta will also be sending out a vast
amount for distant markets. A dozen
other mines might be opened 10 our
vast coal territory il the effort was made
to do 80, as our depost extends for many
miles.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Bee Keepers!

| will work up yonr wax into
Foundation st : very low r1ts.
Comb Foundation tor ssls 81 10
snd I q 20 cents per pound.
:.:gI !. :..:::s ss::s
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
The removal sale is
still on at the Spot
Cash Store.
4 Strong Heart.

is assured by perfect digestion. Indiges-
tion swells the stomach and puds It up
against tho heart. This causes short.
ness OF breath. palpttation Of the heart
and general weakness. Kodol Dyspsp-
sia Cure cures Indigestion. relieves the
stomach. takes the strain o6 the heart
and restores II tos full pssformancs q
i,s function. kodol increases The
strength by snsblins " stomach snd
digestive orIsps 70 digsst. sssimiIste
snd appropriate 10 ths blos6 ssd tissuss
81 q the iood putsi0snt. Tones shs
stomach w digsstivs organs Sold ~
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Nstiee sl flasl Ssallsaseaa.

In the matter Of the sssats Of Elisabeth D~ianG
Porter, decsa,ed.
Notice II hereby given that on Monday The
yoth dny of JuEe. A. u. 1904. being one " the
r-Enlsr days Uf the June tenn Of tie Caauty
t'onst Of bciis County. In the Histe os Colorado
!, Jane Ioster Donovan. admnistsairtx Of Haid
rstats, will aI'pras before the ItssiEe of sd
C0urt, present my n'tai settlement NJ such nd.
n'insssratrx. psy the approval VI the same. and
will thca apply to he discharged - sch Slmin.
iaratrix. A. which time and place any pesso,
IN interest rnsy aPpcsr and present objections
70 the same, u any therr be-.
Dated ~ Ouray, Colorad0. May iith, iDot.
.a U JANE pORTEk DONOVAN,
Administrative ~ the Estate af EliaAbsth Dc.
ls,,o Porter, dcceased.
Nsy n to June II. VIZ .s sea V
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
StorieS ofStreeta2dT TowD.
Mention Of Matters of *.*.a."*.*s*n+.*.*.*.*
Interest to Residents
Of Delta and Vicinity. ..*%*~*.***.**%%*%~*%~*.
SCHOOL NOTES.

Work is progressing on the new grav-
el drive way in front Of the school
building. s8
Miss Allison has gone to Michigap
where she will visit with friends during
the summer. ...@, 1
Miss johnson is spending her vaca.
ton at her cozy home "Lodore." at
Cedaredge.
Miss Merrill started with her mother
to California the first OF the week. Ths
family will locate at Los Angeles. 5si
Miss shoup is spending her vacation
with her parents near Fort Wayne. Ind.
She will stop at st. Louis on her return.
Charley Parker and May Overbay
though from several miles in the couu.
try. were neither ta.dy nor absent dur.
ing the entire year.
Miss Nina Merrill has the highest
grade for the senior year (97) and the
second highest for the four years., She
receives d two years sch olarship at Don
ver University. - -
Pupils who are making up conditioned
work must take examinations on the
same the week before the opening OF
school. The exact date will be an
nounced in due time.
Miss Finuey went up to Uncompah-
gre the last Of the week, where her par
ents now reside, and Miss Phillips has
returned to her home at Ridgway. Misa
Potts is spending her vacation at Eek
ert.
Miss Alta Stewart having tho highest
average in her studies for the four year.
in the high school, receives four year,
scholarship at Boulder University and {
two years scholarship at Denver Uni.
versity.
The school library will be open Satur-
day afternoon from two 10 three O'Clock
until further notice is given. This will
give the pupils an opportunity to read
during vacation on their supple mspt
ary" list. s
Lester Brewer, Rose Hall and Bessie
Trisseil were neither absent nor tardy
during the entire year. Twenty.thess
Others 10 Mrs. Gray's school were psr
feet in punctuality and sttendancs the
last three months.
Ethel Bssr. Edaa InRersoll. Gestruds
Ashe. Nina Merrill and Alta Stewart
tho five young ladies Of tho class q
1904. have an excellent record 10 thsiI
four years high school studies. and IL
high school faculty cau chesrfully rsc
ommend them to tha Freshman class q
any college 10 the country. s
Mis- 0risss pronotsA The l.rgsstIa
we'll - the strongest class that hss evei
passed from the 7th. to the 9Th. gsade
They pumber 40, aod while thers Gre
} some weak members the strong and ths
medium predominste. We get strong
bigh school and strong character ol
students BY tboroughnees 10 the grades
aud this 10 = matter 10 which the Deltx
schools are taking more pride each , ear
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Aninistrslss's kssjce.

HSrATr ~ LUTHKk N. srEvExa, DecEAsxb.
z The undenixned. having been apps,snted
Administrator Of the estate Of Luihcr N.
Stevens late Of the County of Delis. in the STATE
of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives ,nsIc- lbai
ha Will appear before tho County Court. at III.
Court house In Drlia. In said county. NJ the
June term. 1901. on the thinl Monday In June
next, Mt which time all pessops having claims
against said estate are notified and requsss-d u
attend for the purpose Of having tlse sane
adjusted. Al peSsOns indebsed TO xad estate
arc retIuested u make Immediate payment 70
the undersdxned.
Dated xt Delta, Colorado. this 18Th day Of Nay,
A. D. 1901.
5-Es w.O sTEPHEHS,
AdminIstsatos.
May 1pJune II.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
DENERT La y %, FINAL PRUOS'
Hssiee vss Pahaseassss.

CEtrED STATES LAND OrvseR. |
Ani'rsse. Ci,lo., Ju,se I. 1901.
Notice y hereby given thss
JAMES y. PATTERSON
aaagnec II the hsiss ~ Wlliism n. Roberts. Who
Waa Aas'gnee u TtsomnH J. Roberts. Il edAs-
sdgs. lirlla Cosity, Cslosasin, hss alcd nusiee
q la' ss.tion 70 make prsk On NJ dsrsTi-iasd
rlatsa M. ~ Uss Sustes, for the 81 mn ~
z. n E-ll,ss Niiiol q. ws.ch. d. 8. Is,ssn.is.
sOn"r. nj bis osiicc In The Delta county court
hossse. nj Dclta. D.ltA cs,intv, Colorsdo 0n sas-
unday the lSth day II July. ie0i.
He han.es -tlse follnwiny witnc-ses to prpSe
the csauplese irrigation and reclamation 0f saiti
land:
walter z Steele. ii Erkert. roiorndo. Lewis
T. ls,lph. Edward l.. Gale, MILAN d. sncth.
hufss, u CedaI esg-, ti,lnrado.
DAVID CROSBY, Register.
Fint psh. June 10: last pub. July IS.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
ne RssDie's hss1sey.

sst the readers Of this paper 70 test the
value OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Those
psssons who have used 1t and who have
bssn cured BY 1t. do not hesitate to
recommsnd It to their Rriends- Kodol
digests whst you cat. cures indigestion.
dyspepsis and all stomach troubles 10.
cssases strength by enabling the stomsch
and digestive organs 10 contribute 10 the
blood a;l of the nutriment contained 10
the blood. KodoI Dyspepsis Cure 10
plsa-ant and pslaisble. Sold BY Peoples
Pharmscy.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
hotchkiss D oines

Special Correspondence.
Mabel Camack left Tuesday for Gold
en- as delegate to the Epworlh League
convention.
Mrs. Bert Wallace and little daughter
Ruth, left Tuesday for Corning. Iowa.
Mr.. r. W. Simonds. accompanied by
bis daughter Eleanor. aud nephew.
George Duke, left Tuesday for Chicago.
Robt. Ashbaugh. Lloyd Miller aud
Ben Metcals left Tuesday for Bower
man.
Miss Hazel Barrow left Tuesday for .
visit with her aunt in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
DESERT LAND,FlNAL PROOF
E~QDce for PobsSeasloo.

DRPARTMENT OF THE INrERIoR,>
CHrTfD sIATEs lAND OvyIcx,
hOxTAisE. Coz OHAb0.
June !, 1871. :
Notice h hereby given that tie ELiow ng
Named settler has filed n''i'cc II his Intsi,t!on
70 iilukr hital prOof In SipiSrt II his claim and
that aid prssIf will ibc tnadc brfure NiItOn H.
WEIGH. U. q Com mis- totier. at his oilisr IN the
Rl!a County COtirt HOuss ~ l,rlta. Ikjia couss.
", Colo. Osi sstnrisy. July 10. lyOi viz:
WILLIAM HEi.MkK,
his desrrt land claim No. ssi9 tIts series, i,r
the ~ sw,4 and WI ~ seclion Il, 1pt. ~ n.
H. SW. n. n. u.
lie manner the following witnesses N prove Tive
complete trtisntiOn and reclamation Of said
.aun:
..ohB ". Nuss~s, Beth shsecvcs. CHARLES n.
Rair and Herb, RI J. Wells. all Of D!Ita. Itclta
Cauniy, COora,IO. ..,
DAVID X CROSBY, Register.
Pint Pub. June 10; lat pub. July u. iYOs
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Fl Q nsaleed veass.

For hundred years or moro Witch
Hsxel has been recognised % = superior
remedy. but Il remained for q. G. Do.
Witt & Co.. Of Chicago. to discover bow
10 com bine the virtues os Witch Hazel
with other sntiseptIcs 10 the form OF .
sslvs. DsWitt's Witch Hassl sslve 10
the best ssive 10 the world for sores.
cuts. burns, bruises snd piles. Tho high
Standing Of this salve has given rise to
counterfeits and the public 10 advised to
look for tho name Dewitt" on the
package and accept no other. Sold By
Peopls's Phrrmacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
DESERT LAND.FINAL PROOF
N0alco Of Publication.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
AOkTHtAK. Col bRAD0.
April 18th. 1904.
Notiee II hcrrby given that
CllNTONJ. wANN ENaKEk
OF Of(esiHr1tse. Delta County, ChusadO has Sled
nOtice Of inteutins TO make prof ou his des.rt-
land cisiis No 5sg. Ulr ~ ri,s, for ths WI ~ \
srctlIn ~ II X ~ W 9Th r. NJ. t<f,Re Milton
the Deiis cctinty stairt house Oh saturday. tie
lish day IT Jure. 1iOt. t.
lie nanses the i,dlowins witn~sars 10 pr,vc
Tive HNplste irrigation xihl reclamation Of satdi
latd: :
waiter Z Steele, ri fckcrt, I,slla county,
CslOradO, Rrxnk X. Gr,hain. Jamea u. Keller,
Charley springer, nf csdrvt.e, i,eita county
COlORadO:' '.ss --J-..s'. ....Lt. : 60
DAVID X. Crosby,
'. .ft keyiAer.
rIs.s pub. AIsy @: last pub June 10. Iss4.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Iales Vaas Hinseu . Nife.

Cards are out announcing the MARI.
ags OF Rev. John J. Lace Of this place
and Miss Charlotte Hickman Of Sioux
City. iowa. Tho bride is the daughter
Of Rev L. M. Hickman Of Sioux City
while Mr. Lace 10 pastor OF tho Metho
dist church OF this place. After a brief
visit with friends il the east Mr.. and
Mrs. Lace will return to Delta to reside,
The Delta independent., 1904-06-10
Gold From the Bowcrman Mine

Steve Boycs exhibited some very, 6ne
specimens Of gold at this oacs yesterday
from the Bovsrnsn mine. Ut Bowerman.
Tho specimens we're secured fron John
Bowerman Wbo has bson hero for some
time on visit. Many ot the pieces Of
ore arc almost solid gold aud it makes
ons think Of the Klondike to look at then,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
CLAIMS SHE is THE
WIFE OF M. HENNER.
Woman Who Says She was Clara Spege Before Her Marriage
Calls at Police headquarters and Asks for Aid IN Locating
Her Husband ienner Once Arrested

A woman, wllc declared she was
Clara Speigle before she became the
wife of Morris Hcnner, the Hall ave-
nuo barber, who was recently in
court. charged by his father in Law
Sam Smiloyic. with having two wives,
appeared at Police Headquarters this
morning to make charge against
Henner
The woman told the Chief, that she
had been married to Henner, in Liver
pool, England, some time ago, and
that they botIi came to America to-
gether, but that when the steamer
landed here, she was not allowed to
leave, because of some trouble with
her eyes. She declared that Heuner,
took all her baggage and marriage
certificate, but that she has friends in
New York, who witnessed the marri
age. 1t is understood that Homer,
has sold ont his business in this city
and disappeared. Chief Burke will
look the matter mp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
MAN STRUCK
BY TROLLEY.
Was on the Tracks Near FOrds
Saturday Night Died in
Short Time.

..yJohn Or hin, Hungarian, about
thirty five years old, was struck by a
trolley chr near Fords Saturday night
He was dead when the car, upon
which he was placed, reached the chi
barns.
Gar 206, in charge of Motorman
Christy. and Conductor Harry Pate
man was making the last trip to
Motuclien, at 1910 o'clock when. just
this side OF Winant's grocery store,
the car hit something hard, and al
most jumped the track. The crew
got off and were Mortified to sec the
body of man on the track just under
the fender of tho car. They pulled
the body out, and as tho car was
empty, they put it aboard and set out
at full speed for the trolley barn.
When they arrived at the barn the
body was ice cold.
In the man 8 pocket was bottle
half full of whiskey and an empty
pay envelope. The trolley people do
not think that tho fellow was killed d
by a car. but that he was struck by M
automobile and the body thrown OH
the track. The crew of the car say
that when they picked him up, hardly
u sign of life was Visible.
The dend man leaves brother,
in Jersey City, and sister in Hart
ford, Conn. Tho brother has been
communicated with, and he has asked
that the body be held, until he cal
come to this city, which will be some
time today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08

LEARNING
The ROUNDS.
Andrew Johnson on Duty for the
First Time Saturday
Night.
SMITH THIS WEEK.
MsnHave Resigned from the Pubic Ser
vice and are Expecting their Uniforms In
a Short Time Johnson Spent Saturday
Night in North Amboy- Smith Leaves
Trolley Tonight.
SMITH THIS WEEK.

Andrew johnson, one of the newly
appointed policemen, has resigned his
position rs motorman with the Public
Service Corporation, on the local
trolley and, aturday night. he com
menced duty under Chief Burke. He
has not received his uniformsyet, but
may get it tonight. Saturday night
and last night he WINS on the beat with
Patrolman Schultz in North Amboy
and tonight Chief Burke will SEMI
him on n beat with another officer, SO
as he Will be acquainted with all OF
the boats. John Smith will 90 on
duty one night this week. His re-
signation with the Public Service
takes effect tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
Working on Second Floor
When He Lost His
Balance and Grabbed
Telephone Wire to Save
HIMSELF Came in Con-
tact with Electric Light
Wire.

Leonard Kort, twonty- eight years
old, of Paterson, carpenter en-
ployed on the Hess building was
killed by telephone wire. coming in
contact with q 1.-Two electric light wire
at 1.S0 o'clock this afternoon. He was
working on the second floor and it Is
supposed be lost his balance and
grabbed the telephone wires to save
himself. III doing SO he pulled the
wires down so they touched the cleo
trio light wire.
Kort was putting planks in position,
when it is thought that he lost his
hold.
AS he was falling he cried for help
aud two of his comrades rushed to his
aid They were William Butcher, and
John frost They were also slightly
shocked. Drs Henry and Ramsay
were called. They did all they could
for the injured man, but he died in
a few minutes.
Kort boarded with Miss Dunn at
Market and Hobart streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
Letter was Written BY
Secretary Taft Of the
War Department.
serves the Right to
Order Any Alterations
or Entire Reconstruc-
tion.
S4eeiakko fAe EyeniNg Neays.

opeCLnt 20 tUe EVcNfHR <fet0S.
New Brunswick, Aug. 6:Oounty
Solicitor Willis, this morning re-
ceived letter from William H. Taft,
Secretary of War in reference to the
new Raritan river bridge The seq
retary states that although there Is
objection to the sstructure, il the
county authorities want to complete
the bridge IN accordance with the
plan originally drawn and are willing
to make necessary repairs, the War
Department has no objection to the
work proceeding as was at first in
tended. There 10 provision, how
ever, which states that should there
be objections after tile bridge is com
piete and it is found to be q hind
rance to navigation, the doparment
may require alternations or recon-
struotion. Mr.. Willis states that the
freeholders will lose no time 10 get
ting the work under way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08

ON STREET.
Man was Told To Make Com
plant at Police Court
But Failed.

Last nigh, about 7.30 O'Clock. Gcorg'
Wallace, cf Stockton street, made a
complaint to Patrolman Christ IIansol
that he had been badly beaten by thre
young men. He said that they had met
him in the street, knock d him down aud
punched him and then prooee cd to kick
him. Tho policeman advised Wallace to
appear in court this morning and make a
complaint He said that he would, but
he did PUT in an appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
HAD BAD BAD FALL
LITTLE HURT.
Carpenter Lost His BaIance
While on Ferry Horse
Approach.

A carpenter in the employ OF the ii .
r. Grouse Construction Company, whose
home is in Matawan, while working on
the new ferryhouse approach Of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad, at
the foot of Smith street, Saturday after
noon, lost his balance and fell to the
ground. His comrades picked him up
thinking that he had been killed, but
were surprised when they discovered
that he had not even been scratched.
He was more frightened than anything,
aud went to his home. This morning be
returned to work
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
DANISH A. C.
ON OUTING.
Members Had a BIG Time al
Their CIamhake Much
Sport.

Nearly every member of the Danish
Sociable Athletic Club, and number
of friends, attended the outing and
Rhode Island olamhake, which That
organization, held yesterday at Erick-
son y Farm, OH the Metuchsn road.
The memb bers donned the club uni
form and marched 10 the post office
corner, where they expected a special
trolley car, but. through some mis-
understanding the car did not arrive
and they went Oh n regular car.
Arriving Mt the farm they hnd all
SORTS Of sports, and nj 30 o'clock the
bake was opened. A baseball game
followed. The score was so large that
they lost track Of 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
STOLEN HORSE
AT ELIZABETH.
Local Authorities Asked to Look
Out for the Animal in
this Vicinity.

Chief Burke, was asked yesterday
by the Elizabeth police TO have hit
mensdeop lookout for q mare. which
WAS stolen from that city, some time
Saturday night, The mare is owned
by Frank Kennedy, and had large
scar OIL her right hip, and one sho,
off, OH which foot is not known. An
old top buggy was also taken. One Of
the shafts was broken and tied with
rope.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-08
THIEVES TAKE
TOOL CHEST.
Jens SOIensOn Reported the Rob-
berry to the Police this
Morning.

This morning Jens SoronsoD, local
carpenter reported to the police that
some time between Saturday night,
and this morning, thieves had broken
into tho new house, being erected by
Contractor Momberg near tho Perth
Amboy City Hospital, and had stolen
the box of tools valued at about $50.
Detective John Huff, is working OH
the case.