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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rHs
NEWS.

ic- per word first insertion; nc. repeat;
1wk. Sc. per word; 2wks &c. per word:
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
G. p. o. CLERKS.
Strings.
AT BULLOCK'S TEMPLE.

On the alleys at Bullock's Temple OF
amusement. last evening. there were
three tournaments OF interest and each OF
them developed considerable rivalry. Sew
eral good singles were made during the
evening particularly by Saunders and
Downs Downs made one OF ll9 pins and
Saunders made one OF 101. Summaries:
SECOND FLOOR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
ADDITIONAL EVENTS.
PRESS ROOM.


ELMwOOD AVE. 2. BROAD STREET l.
In the City league series the Elmwood
-Avenue- won two games from the
visiting Broad Street delegation.
Beaton was the high roller OF the even
ing. with a total OF 2T pins. Drury was
q close second. with a score OF 2s1 pins.
All the single strings made by both rollers
reached we'll over the 20 mark.
ELMwooD AVENUE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
RESERVES.

Score-Brown IT, Reserves Il. Goals
from foor-Rackle 2. Reynolds. Pryor 2,
Halborg 2. Allen 3. Maher 2, Nelson.
Goals from fouls-Pryor 3. Maher 2. Ref
eree-McLean. Umpire-Roach. Scorer
and timer-Costello. Time-l5 and 90
minute halves. Attendance 400.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
WESTMINSTER

TotaIs .fO3 Ss7 4Ob IzUo
l. o. o. f.. INFANTRY HALL TOUR
NAMENT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
BROAD STREET CASINO.
NO. 2.
Strings

ELMwoOD CLUB LARGE PINS.
NO. q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08
SWAN POhI CEMETEa\ \
Office So Westminster St.

Cars leave Market Square at 10, 80 and 50
minutes past the hour; returning leave
the Cemetery az 8, 2S and 4s minutes past
the hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-08

CROWN TOURNAMENT.
BosToNIANs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
"aon bRnoe. Ger er mango peo
Hapn Saroina / gpen."

"aan b9noe. Ger er mango pes
Napn Saroins ! gpen."
"Spor Ipnee bar ou bcet ber21
Seq fom bio for 5 gar iioen," "
iporeoe Wonoen meb Giaoren.
"SoorIeoes gisr 9bompTon Del
neo i'm Brube MI - 5. 6. Sbomp.
ion2" ipurste pibemanben.
"ga, ban er rig M - ban bIep
for noen aar tiIbage fpit en- u9rIis
Eartner beb Rapn See, % Iioen bar
ban giort bet soot. aienbte Oh
l2ee?"
Seq bar bsrt ON BAN. Spoo par
Der ioeien meb bam9"
"aa, Gee Dor | gegrcb paa at ef.
terffripe Sbompions 0apu paa ct
Sfjsbe, bporpeb en- af De bebite Grit
Der pperoroges til BAN; iaa piloe ban
iplge ben til ct Spnbifat / often og
rsmme meo Eengene. Sbompior
fom til itioe % tpans See neo at true
bnm meb en- Repopler til at reiie I'm
Bel, % ban iaa sioroe."
"Sporle6es gift BET meo Rltbie g.
@ruben?"
zen er mi min. Seq lit Sen meo
Sees gufe. Gen or MI on 3,tIA.
CRUDE"
So, leg trobbe beitanbig, at Ru.
THE 9 bar Iopenbe", iagoe 1anSen
meb Bibeu % tog Ionge Drag.
"Gr on paa geien til 8ortlanb ?"
ipitrgte ben anoen fort efter.
"Sa, men ieg Dor | aitoria."
"Sa iaal Seq fienbte engang Here
oeritoe. gr Rrs. Soc Saroins Der
enbnu?"
ga. SIM babbe set temmelia
baarot, efterat benoes Ranb rsmte
fra benoe. Men bum er gift igien
nl."
Oct 9lRber mig at bsre. Sru
er en- fortrGffelig apinoe; men bum
bar beugang temmelig ialour."
"@fter bpab leg bsrer, er bum set
fremoeles," iparebe Den anben mort.
"Spem blep bum gift meo2"
"Meb mig. ioorebe ban meb @t.
ben. "Sm 6orIaoeIie, boab er oit
Hapn2"
"5arbins," iagbe Ban lneb Ruita.
fen.
90 bit2"
"2ee" - fom set.
9e to Itirreoe paa hinunoen ct Wi.
nut. Saa iuaoe Saroing: SAB os
ia ct @Ias iainmenl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Rierrine.SYtte.

"gr hi M / Spofute2" ipurgte
@anoGu, iom iab % rsgeoe en- 8ibe.
"So." iporeoe ban, iom bapbe en-
Cigar / Wunoen, "og Der Dor ieg."
Get er Ell bra Sp benne Spo'
fame" inOifisb ben fsrite; men oa
ieg for 6 aar iioeu reiite 5erfra, bar
ben tomlnen Iiot paa an9erne."
"Sa", iooreSe ben anoen; men
ben reiite iis UNDER Den aIuinSelise
8elgang."
&c 10 par fommen iammen | RS.
9ep9reIiet paa ct peitsoaenbe 6ur'
tistrGn. San rieh giben bapoe Ell
gulrsS aniistsfarpe, % ban, ION
rsete paa EN- Cigar, baooe en- lort
MllstaSie.
Seq tror, at min isriie acne lie.
Der Der euonl. Gun iii SfiIsmiSie.
ga lea bar reiit. Saapiot leg peo,
siitcoc bun iis isien meS en- 9sanS
peb Ropu Saroine."
"SnrSing2" flyer on.
"Sa, Saroius. aienSer on bamt2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
ct &jcrteinf.

Sa Su imclieite. @oIrunSe @mri.
&daSicu funNc ou ipiate Din Ser,
"a qua ben % aiftc Dig men Slnl
SEieuuer bu baa isrgeligt set err
VI. nit Sicrte fan oISri9 mcr itda title
Sor BET banner % banter ida rart;
Na fra Gucue Saarerne triIIe
Sda Iure Tom StitieISbGrtart.
Beg gaur iao nIeire Der pnd SeFtd
Eu or baaoc ueNtreit % lei;
Su mems ica iprcr uioocr 9ts.ta.
Sua tGufsr iea, @uri. paa Sigl
("gitiugeu." )
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Sra ipreote Setter.

"Se ber," iasoe 29gen til Ser,
iom flageoe oper, at BAN life bar rig.
tig friif, der bor on Ell Recept pua
en- Mirtur, iom oil bielpe bigl Wen
fsrit og fretnit maa on bereiter britge
mere animalIf, oct bill iige bpriif
Sebe."
Siorten Sage efter inoiinber Ser
Jig after Dos 2Rgen, og ban bar Ga
baarligere emo for.
"Raa, bborban gaar bet2" lpiirgte
Goftoren.
"aa, meo Sapren gaar set itorar.
tet, men meb Sset og Saffelien er
oct p9rre," iuarebe ger.
Sru SIien: "gfei, ieg liter beube
ilet life. Sum er ioa unoerfunbis al
Zig. 5orleoen Dag forisgte bun at
faa mig til at iige noget unot ON
Big"
6ru 5anien: "Sporlebes tet2"
"Si,n bab mig / al Sortroligbeo at
iige benbe min ~oprigtige Wening ON
Big"
Srpllefunitneren: "Otine Gamer
o. Serrer, iii fommer NIT '6eoIte
aunititpffe. @il en- al 0nmerne gis.
re mig Den Sieneite at runoge iia op
paa Scenen pg trPbe inb | bette
Sfab. 0erpon Iuffer ies 8sren, %
naar ieg aabner ben igien, bill 9o.
men bore ~foripinoen uben at efter.
Iabe iig oct rineeite Spor."
On Serre blanot 8ltblifitm Obi.
fer til i'm 8one): "&iGre big, ara.
tbilSe, 9isr Rauoen Den Sieneite at
9an oerop."
9rreren baboe bcIbt Sore0rog ON
ganbetS ltimop9rligbeb. Otter at
babe iremtpIbt al ben Rptte, Merne.
Ifene bar al @anoet, iIuttebe ban meb
fsIgenoe 8eubing: "Sois' hi life
bapoe noeet Ganb, Gutter, fllnoe hi
aItiua life lore at ipsmme, % bpem
IfiISe ioa frelie benz iom bplSt poa
at brutre2"
On Softor bapoe en- Sltif, iom
bnpoe en- isrgelig Spa8beb for Spiri.
troia, men ~fcreurigt bar ct Nsriter
/ enbper Senieeube. gu Dag tom
Softorcn ooer en- rpitrnoe Siitorie,
iom ban tpnfte maatte aisre auSers
til SotaIaiboIbsmaub. Oct TOR ON
en- aammeI Dame, Tom Dor iaa for.
oruffen, at oct toe 6pr ! beroeS aan.
Sc, Ga bum ifiiIoe bI9ie no ct 9ps,
bporpua SIommerne Hog mo. 90 /
9s6et al ct giebIit br9uetc benoe til
aife.
"a Eoftorcn bapbe l0it oenue
arufulSe geretning for guoers, lag.
De ban ~aIporlig:
~anbers, gnSers, Lao bette bIipe
Sia ell gopdriel!"
"SSa, oct ifaI pitt bIipe bit oa
ianot~. Iopeoe anoers rRoielsllagen.
"aIorie | mine 2epeoaee Ifal ieg blG.
ie no ct 9psl~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Lucky for Pat.

An Irishman accosted a gentleman
on the street last n.ht with a request
for the time, The gentleman, sus-
pecting that Pat wished 10 snatch
his watch, gave him a stinging rap
on the nose, with the remark, 1T has
just struck one"
BE jabers." retorted Pat, "Oiim
glad Oh didn't AK yees an hour agoi"
- Selected from the Boston Brown
Book, by Ralph NJ. Broadhurst
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

ptiilgl. SeH Dur oBluu D0ptel ppt.
"ginis Dor ben life" innreoe Den
samIe itoIt. Seq bar I1nse maattei
bare iommen, inoen ies fiinoe fjsbt
oen."
Oct tror jeg gierne."
De er ioa fiGr og goo, iaa ZEN
fan ieg goot iige, bpprIeoes reg bar
mig ab."
"Roo?"
ga ier &c, bi SmoofoIf Iepcr 10
met at Safe og grsb, % iaa tRnftc
ieg, at Der er mango Wenneifer, ionl
life bruger Silffer og Slsoe til aoi.
zen. Won fan 10 soot nnopGre begse
0ele, life iauot?"
as Spben Sriffer maj aItio fort
Safe" ingoe ban meb ~aloorlig
Brine.
ger &c, ies bar Ret"
90 iaa oraf De fort Safie?"
ga, oper ct Iar, % 6erbeo ipare6e
ieg faa meaet, at iea funbe fiobe berne
beilige 8npe pg enooa bnne fem SIR.
tiIopers iii ct Gigt," iagoe bum triiim-
ieren0e.
, Zen rnae ManS reiite iig brrti9t
90 iatte iig ben til Sfripeborbet, boor
ban rD6oeoe fine Wanujfripter til
SIDE. Ger iaIOt ct 8or Snnrer pan
nogle PIobe.
"Spis De MI bill Irie liot / ell BOG,
BIZ ieg ioris9e, ON ieg fan ifrioe no.
get til Ceres SIsoefanbe."
"aa De err aItior goS!"
Zen eontle iatte Iig meo folocbe
SGnbcr 90 betrngteoe bam anong.
tigt.
Seq bar enouu oIbrig let nogen
oigte. Seg er npsgierrig, bboroar
&c niI beapnbe."
San bsrte life mere paa benbe, bon
ifreb. gennen flsi ooer Gapiret.
Sroene aIeo icm 9erlen paa en- Snor,
% no al bans parme, ianoe SsIelie
oonneoe ser iig liot eiter libt berlige,
formfIloente Beers.
San ifrep til Ssnnen | Wooerens
Raun. Sner 2inie aanbeoe &irrlia.
beN, Sen reneItc % melt uegeurpttiae
aiGrIigheo Wooerfi9rligbeben
Der tooIer oft, burer alt, opofrer alt,
uben at forbre @iengiPIb.
90 1igtet too ser, ban bibite n9p'
pc ieIO b~oorIeoes. Oct bar ct pirfe.
Iigt Gigt fitIb al 99te Goeit.
San peir0te fig ON % Ieite set beit.
Gen aanIe iaS ubepGgelig. Saarene
ruIleSe neo 40 &inoerne; men oct rpn'
teoe' Guiigt ~itrooleoe al 8IGoe % I'll.
freo8beo.
San rafte ben6e 9opiret. Sun
tog set tsneube 90 logbe oct ombpgge'
Iiet neb / SoIfeu, meoens bun faiteoe
ct ~forIeaent 9lif til De iem Sr. Der loa
pan 9unben al benne.
"Ge moo ieIp bare bait en- goo
Wober, iioen De ino ianot fan fibre
en- MtooerS inberite Sanfer," iagoe
Sen BanIe 90 rciite iig.
Sun greb bans Saano. "Iaf, III.
itno Saf. Seq fan life belenne Gem.
0ereS 2en ntaa bore 9eres 9epioIt.
beo ON at bape Giort Ell riu8e, fotti8
gannd Some iaa IpffeIig, ion bum
life bar brret | lnn9e Sioer."
Sao tog bun bam ON Sobeoet meb
line mn9re, rpitenbe SGnoer, fpsiebe
bam paa Bonoen % iagbe: "8rb
UeIiigne Dem % gisre 9ere$ Sremtio
ms % Ipffelig. Siitoppe bar DC en-
Wooer, iom beoer for Gem, o. set bill
iel oginn ofte - meaet oftr."
Sum ipsbte after Sen lille, tpfma.
proe 6Ieoetanoe iub | SiIfepoptret %
bortiierneoe Jig trippenOc, taffenOe %
niffetoe.
"a 2oreu5 bIep aIene, Iaa0c ban lit
Sopeo neo pao tine SENDER % grGb:
oct por life bitre Soarcr, men miloc
% o~claieren0c ser Icttcoe bans titnse
Sinb.
Ga Ran reiite fla, fniteoe aitcniolen
tine iioite Struoler ino 9icuucm Sin.
buet. San foIte en- uiigeliq, be.
mooig 6reo % iom cit tun9 gproe
bar tdgrt ira bans StuIore.
SiotiI baooc ban itrcpet boooc @ers
% Eroia, men / Tag bopoe ban for
i6rite Gang - oigtet.
ct &jcrtcinf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Sgiaa ct SlGstifab.

"Sm leg fienocr bom2 Sa, ieg
meme set. ri CT 10 Spogre."
"Snob for noaet2"
so, bore Sooner er ifiIte fra ben
WanS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
en- Diaters Son

~ofAa
bIanot 2isterne, oct fan man ba il
poa 3em. Ge err ga bel en- rigtie
Tiater2T
"Sml 3 bucrt Sab bar ieB ifrepei
en- Gel"
"8erS2"
"Saiaa @ers."
"aonFrmationsoiete % gruaups-
ianse, og bpno man ioaoan eIlers
bruger?"
"Dfan maa ifripe ali, bonb ser iol.
ser for. Get er aItiaa en- Gang, De
nil bnoe?"
ga -. Ell Gang B.. cher rettere
ct Gigt ct Sabbrpnupsoigt.
Reu oct MAJ life pRret for oprt.
Sip mig, bpao pIeier De at iao for ct
ioaonnt 8igt? 2e moIfplocr, at ieg
cr iaa fri at iperge."
"STNuanIig tager iee 80 Sroner,
eIler ..."
Gen gamIe iprong foriProet op,
iom ON oen forgpIOne GLANCE ira
2pIteitoIens grm bapoe bit beroe.
Silgio, moo life pGre breS ooer, at
ie9 bar opbolot Gem iaa IGnoe, men
Oct err M0. SeSperienS SfpI0."
"Soem or No. Sesperieu?"
~Sun Dor / famine 8Prelie iom ieg
I Stiitelieu, Sum iogOe, at man flIn.
oe faa ct oeiItRt 9igt for ire Groner,
bnts man oiIoe auoenoe Dem, fit
ct moaelBit tint Giat. Men ie9
itrar, oa jeg fom berino, at BET
life off an at bp6e ioooon en- nobel
perre iem SIR"
penoes mtIoe, rpnfeoe Guiigt ITO.
trpfte iou megeu Summer % Sfam.
fltlobeo, at 2oreu5 blen belt rsrt.
Seq IGite no9Ie 6cilige BerS I
JON DC bopbe ~ifreOet til Son.
gen." beo6Iep oen gamIe, "oerior
ait ieg til Gem. Ren ieg furoe ga
Ogiao bope iagt mig ieIU, at Der er
poa aongen % Ssrgen Ye.
Sun omfInmreOe Sen lille iuSipsbte
Sicnitanb meo fine magre SPnOer %
Iouehe Jig til at goo.
I'll bnem IfuIoe set 7igt ifripeS?"
2oren5 go0mooigt.
"GiI min Son. Get fiGreite en-
bar / 9erOcn er ems Barn, peo
Be NOT"
San beO fig / 2Gben % iitfte0c
Opbt. "Sa,ieg oeO bet."
De bar ieIp Ell Wo0er, iom &c
.eIifer. set tror ieg iait % itffert."
IS DAG bIep bum b%egroOet." In9be
ban fort.
"Sg ioo fomrer leg aomle 8rsple.
bobeb Der % foritDrer Gem, / Steoet
for at IoOe Gem bare aIcuc Me6 De.
res Sorn Slo trsite % itprte Gem.
Qten Ill ituI ieg oGioo gaa."
Sent liot. Seq pil ifripe 0iatet."
Mcu oct moo bGre fUr0iat / nj.
ten, % ieQ er flrn iao fottig."
"Ge loo mig life toIe no fsr. Sea
bape iogt: cnten toQer iea 90
Rr. for ct 0i9t eller ogioo gier ieg set
"Nfcn ieg fan Oo life Dcute, at Dc
=. hi er 10 onnife ircmmeHe Tor bin,
nn0cn."
"ob, nci. On bar ii 10 qiort @e.
mCb binonbcn, @uo iUt
Gem MI uc6 % fortrI mig ltooct ont
Son. gItioo ferit -. booo
,r bon?"
San er @oQtrDffer oQ uS9ipcr en-
slblS / Ell liNcn BrooinSbp. 9dr lei.
rcr ban lit fem % tNpenoriae Subj.
% tit SeIpbrOupp poo famine
DAG, % ina iunteS ie0, set fumNc bare
ociIi0t, ON icg tlrnoc icnoc BAN
It Qtat ct riQtiQt imuft ct, ser fuuoe
.too I bans apiS."
"@uor QnmmeI or hnn?"
"bcuimo0 sc b~aIotrcoS. Sea cr
.cIo holpficroS. Seq bIcO tioIig gift
tiOIia Gntc."
"6p0o bar Icrc& @on6?"
"SproQIrrcr. San bar iooban en-
loN NonN. lloor ban par rOrll; men
BET por han finn iiTIocnt poo Sen IiNite
(io. "a @uttcn bar toIp Mar. opOe
han, ~ ion iIo8 icy MIG iQienncrn
nco 2rniuQ % ucb at Icic &rrclicr
Ill min Sm pur tor % Tom / en-
StlInN. buor ban bnuoc tit aooc lbs
90 ioo 5ioIo ban Ccm?"
"9tcj han ajiteoc fla. % 0c peO
10, uoor man bar GomiIic at for.
=.
"Soo IoNfr man i'm gomIe MoNcr
ig~ar Tor ijo iClu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

~NNNftO LNNAA fAN o. ~ -
al DC faa, Der eioroe 2pftr. San blet
life alene I9it men osiaa tisbt % pal
nil paa goo Sci til al jamie itg Ell
Bormue.
Set bar en- gftermibbaa, 2orent
Salt iaS nIene | i'm riirmneIige, elc.
aante Toaligitle. auguItIoIeuS
StraaIer trGrgte gieunem 9lomiter
% @Iaogritpperne iorun @inouerne
IpiIeSc | Spicfrorens Rrismer os Tor
epIote oct rsoe Soffiott pon De outifc
StoIe. Sen rnse Mauo bar | Gel.
Fabsbrnst, 4iOIe oe iort clips.
8enteSe ban maoife 9eisgY
Sci. acm ban fro SeIifab9
BdS en- bis Waabe ia. - Gan
fom fra Ell @earGuelie.
Oct MI iao itraaIenoe og eIeSonte
grrrIie ina for noglc Gage itScn gam
Ifc anSerIeSeS no eno / Dag. "a
tiente set JON SpgcoGreIic; til Oct
oar tort % Iuftiot. @au bopSe IT'LL
let en- Serg 0erinS % / benne loG
Ben auinbe, JON ben lluge Otarlo el'
Ifeoe bsiit, bans WoOGr.
s llgeois ocIte ban fin 0pmGrf'
'onbeo meIlem oen ipge % lit arbei'
be. Snart iao BAN oeO Seugcn %
IRite en- Salmc for fin @iooer eller
foreIuite for ben6e noaet al en- 9uoe'
Iia BOG. mart grubIGoe ban pcb Sfri'
oebor6et oocr nge @ers til Sperette.
mcIcoi. San bapbe Ionct Sbeoteroi'
reftsreu en- Ipitig mirter Cert til en-
nh Sperette; Den ifltIOe bore frroi8
til en- beitent GiS. Get bIco oen o8.
fna og Ipitis bar Den ogiuu, itisnt ben
bar Ifrcoen oe6 Ct Geo8Icie.
9eeraOeIien par forbi. bon baoSe
flhgt fine SIpgtnin8e i'll goncgaar'
Sen % ioo MI oIene i set itore, Ell.
ionme @RreIIe. 2uftcn bar tltng al
g%Iomiter6uit - Ser buboe pPret matt
ae, mango Sranie - % ct onmpt
Srpf Iaa poa bans SooeO. San fsIte
fla trrt % Top. Sans Zine brGnbte.
91tnSe ban blot grHbe, 9rGoe fin
Smerte no.
Oct rinSeSe, ioate % frngtiomt.
San bIeo roIig itoOenSe % berte
IisespIoiet, at @i8en gif 10 for OF
Iiiffe op.
Sort efter bIeo Ser bnnfct iogie
paa bans 9sr, 90 8i8er roobtr inb.
Ser er en- aanntcI Some bernoe,
ser pnifer at tale meS Serren," meIo'
te bun.
Seq fan life mootooe nooen
Dag
Oct iagbe ies ogioo, men bum BAD
iaa inbtrGnaenSe ON at fao Serren /
Gale blot ct GiebIif."
Oct er bel en- Si%ggerife."
Oct tror ieg life. Oct icr bun life
no I'LL"
"Maa las beu6e iaa fomme."
On IiSen frumbsiet SfiffeIie truoO-
te in6. glnTietet Dor rpufct oQ Soas
ret tpnot % aruot. Sum bar iiGrt Ell
enmmeI, fort SiIfefioIe, en- Strno.
bat meS faImst Pgnt % cit Itoen gam.
uteIOosS RonttGe. s Scn enc pooub
baoSe bitn cn Saife % / Sen ouoen
boIot bun noriomt en- @icnitano ino.
ipsbet / SiItepapir.
Gen eanIe bIeo forIegen itoocnbe
peO Teren % giorbe nogIe obbe 9uf.
Soreu3 reiite iig % ifieS en- Stol
frem. Scr iou goo, nil De life
ii0oe?"
"0fange EoF."
Sun TfrGbeOe Iiot mcS Gs6Ncrnc
Tom en- Ssne, Der isgCr aorn % 0n
bun mcltte, at Sfoerre bar tiIifrUfFcs
Iig rene, trippe6e bun ben iii @orSCt
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ben tiIbubte StoI.
De Dor flint Der" ioa0e Ner gomIc.
"2lab ia iaomGn6."
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Stole."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
FISHING


Some excellent catches were made
at the Highlands last week. John
S. W. Thompson. of Morristown,
caught ITO weakfish and six large
striped bass.
Small-mouthed bass are taking the
hook at Greenwood Lake. "
Late reports from Barnegat Bay are
to the effect that the bluefish have
left their feeding grounds there.
= The codfishing season will open in
November.
Lafayettes are beginning to take
the hook freely in Newark Bay.
South Beach produced an abundance
of weakfish Monday.
weakfish are running at the High
lands.
IL the present weather continues the
tommies will begin taking the hook
soon, aud local anglers will have uni
que sport for the remainder of the fall
and winter.
Fishing was not SO good yesterday
as 1t hus been during the last few
days. A few weak fish and snappers
we're caught, however.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
LEADERS NEW MOVE
Chicago Strikers Will Have
Meat Declared Unfair.
WANT ANOTHER TALK WITH PACKERS
VIII Continue the Struggle with
Renewed vigor, Although Ii
Packers Will Not Hear
Them Again.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Having voted tc
continue the stockyards struggle until
better terms can be secured, the strike
leaders are in a quandary as to what
the next nov shall be. When the re-
suit of the vote OF the men. defeating
the proposition to return to work, was
announced it was stated by the union
officials that q second ballot would be
ordered at once. Shortly after the an.
nouncement was made, however, the
plan was abandoned. and efforts were
begun to secure another conference
with the packers. In this the strikers
were unsuccessful, and then n second
announcement was made that the or.
der issued last week placing all meat
on the unfair list would go into effect
last night. While arrangements were
being made to put this order into eff.
feet it was suddenly discovered by
some of the leaders that the allied
trades conference board would have to
give their consent to the order before
it could beaenforced and that it would
be impossible to put hesmanifesto int
effect last night as the allied trades
conference board would not be able to
arrange for a meeting of its members
until today. 1t was then stated that
the central organization would meet
today to consider the question.
Following the announcement that the
strikers had voted to continue the
strike a meeting attended by repre-
sentatiyes of all the packers was held
at the offices of the National Packing
company. What took place at the CON
ference is not known, but after the
meeting it was stated by one of the
packers that no opportunity would be
given the labor leaders to present Il
proposition embracing arbitration as
was being planned by the strikers.
With the declaration that the ma
jority had voted to continue the strike
announcement was made that the fight
would be prosecuted with renewed
vigor. Secretary Tracey Of the allied
trades conference board stated that all
meat will soon be declared unfair"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
THREE MEN ON BASES;
BURCHELL HELD THEM.
Pitched Great Ball IN Losing Game
With Newark ysster-
day.

Burchell pitched great ball for BaIti-
more in the game with Newark, yes
terdpy, but allowed one costly hi
which brought in two runs for the
opponents.
Up to the seventh the game. was a
pitchers' contest between Hesterfer
and Burchell, tho latter having just a
little tho better of 1t. Both managed
to fool the opposing batsmen.
Burchell extrioated himself in the
third from a mole which, 1t seemed,
must result in some runs for Newark.
There we're three men on the bases
aud no n ont, when the Oriole box
man retired the three top men on the
home teams batting list-M ahlirg !,
O'Hagau and billiard.
The game resulted in a victory for
Newark by q score Of 4 to /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
RACING AT oHEEPsAEAD BAY.
BcIdnme Won September Stakes
From Ort Wells.

BcIdame Won September Stakes
From Ort Wells.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Beldame, the
great threc-year-old FLY, won the Sep
TENDER stakes, one mile and three fur
longs, at Sheepshead Bay. She made
practically all the running and wcr
with case. Ort Wells was decisively
beaten, finishing a bad third. Grazial
10 finished second. In the opinion Of
many hofsemen Beldamc's easy vic
tory places here in a class by herself.
Tradition, the 1 to . fayoritc in thu
Bellies stake, Stumbled after the start
and Lyme, her rider, lost both of his
Btirrups, but managed to regain then,
during the running and brought the
lilly home a winner by a short head.
Agile, at 1 to 4, won the Waldorf
stakes by a head from Dandelion.
The worlds record for six and q
half %furlongs, lis %, was equaled in
the first race, when Martinmas ran
the distance n the above time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
A Greco-Jewinh Riot.

LYNN, Mass, Sept. S.-A body of
300 Hebrew strikers and sympathizers
attacked forty Greek strike breakers
on their return from work at a leather
factory, with the result that a riot en-
suc1, which the police had great diff
cus in quelling. Three men, one
@letk and two Hebrews, were arrest
cd. The strikers waited for the Greeks
some distance from their work, us a
large force of policemen had been sta
toned at the factory owing to an ear
lier outbreak. The Greeks when the
Hebrews rushed upon them drew files
and clubs and not only beat OFF their
assailants, but drove them down a side
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
HIGH rIpE


NEW YORK. Sept. S.AWilIiam Wal
dorf Astor, Englishman, has returned
for a brief visit to the land of his birth
to the city that supplies him with
his vast income. Although almost nine
years have passed since Mr.. Astor left
the United States and swore allegiance
to the British flag. lie did not seem glad
to get back to New York. 1t is report
ed that his visit here is TO arrange for
4 marriage settlement for his daughter,
Pauline. who is to be married to Cap
tain SDender Clay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-08
New York Markets.

FEED-Irregular: spring bran. $50 IS
middlings. $22; city, $22G27.
.HAY-Easy; shipping. C1sc.: good t.
choice, S5c.
HOPs~Quiet; state, common to choice
1905, f7d35c.; clds, 7G1Sc.; Pacific coast
1903. 26031c.; Odds, 7Gp13c.
WOOJ-Steady; domestic fleece. 3z0fS5c
BEEF-Steady family. s10.50n11 so: mess
$.50@9; beef hams, S24n25.50; packet, S9.6'
010.50: refined. steady; continent. 81.
P~ORK-Quiet; family, si5a15.50; shor'
clear. $13.50m15.
POTATOES-Steady; Long Island. s1.5l
Jersey sweets. $2a2.50.
western creamery, 19c.; extra nearby
prints, s0c.
EGGs-Firm, good demand: ne1rb,
frsts. 20a 2oIsc. OF mark; western frsts
CHEESE-Firm. air demand; New
York full creams. fancy. 91sc. do. choice
DdgMc.: do, fair TO good, SMMSHc.
LIVE POULTRY-Irirm. good demand
fowls, 14ism15c.; old roosters. 10c.; spring
chickens. 15dfGc.; ducks. 12M13c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm. good de
mand; fowls. choice fresh killed. 15c. do.
fair to good, 14d14hc.: old ROSTERS, l0c,
to good, 14M15c.: western do, choice, Ice.
do, fair to good. 140t5c.
DRESSED MEATS-Beef in fair de
mand at 6kM9%c. PEI pound for native
sides and 5%m61bc. for Texan beef; calves
steady at Sbm13c. for city dressed veals.
BM12 for country dressed and at 51aQThc
for grassers and buttermilks: mutton in
fair request at case. per pound; lambs at
8Ml1c.