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Oceanic Steamship Company.
WINNIE TARLR
FoR sAN FRANCIsCO.

w1l rrlve at and leave this port
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

the above Companies noluu leave tn
ut the dates below toned
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MAUNA LoA ARRIVED TODAY.

The steamer Mauna Loa arrived as
usual early this morning from her run
to Maui and MolOkai ports. She brought
a fair sized crowd of passengers with
her and also landed considerable
freight, including 5000 bags of sugar,
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ARRIVING.

friday, september y.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson, from Kauai
ports, at 7 a. M, with S5S bags sugar,
ZOO bags paddy. 1871 bags rice, 60 pkgs.
bran, 40 pkgs. sundries.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports,
at Sis a. m, with 300 pkgs. sundries, 80
bags ava, 81 boxes fruit, 25 boxes fish,
II boxes honey, II boxes bees, 6,193 bags
sugar, bbls and boxes pears, 100 bags
taro, 81 pigs, 9 boxes chickens, 80
kegs butter 81 bdls bananas, 2 horses,
2S1 bagc coffee, 80 head cattle, % bdls.
hides.
U. 8. A T.. Thomas, Lyman, from
San Francisco due.
s. S. Nevadan, Greene, from Seattle,
due.
Saturday, September 10.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and
way ports, due in forenoon.
Sunday, September H.
Stmr. Likelike. Napala, from Lanai,
Maui and MolOkai ports, due in morn
ing.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports, due early in morning.
Stmr. w G. Hail. S. Thompson, from
Kauai ports, due early in morning.
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How to Secure the Views.

These Jews, which will constitute a
complete reflex and record Of the Ex-
position, are not distributed by us as a
matt Of prOat, but rather to please
our readers. Although the regular
price Is rs cents, we pl@ ce the entire
series thin the reach Of every render
at only
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DEPARTING.

Friday, September 9.
FIR. blk. CambrOnne, Richard, for Port
land. at $50 a. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-30

Despues de la entrevista con So
padre en- la cual este le habfa ex-
plicado Ell poder que ell principe all
Narain tenfa sobre ell, y ell tenor
de que no 10 delatase q la justicis
por su TRACTION, Hilda estabs pro-
fundamente amedrentsda. va no
podfa dudar en referfrselo TODD
Victor, cualquisra que fuese Ia hu'
millaci6n que aquel paso le costase.
En- el momento en- que entro en-
ell castillo encontro Bartlett espe.
randola. EKamin6 ell rostro de 10
ioven profundamente.
Hilds, hacienda un gran esfuer.
70, sc recooro para poder expresarse
Serensmente.
Bartlett. deseo que mande usted
un hombre montado que lleve una
carta mia q Mr.. Linton. Es muy
urgeute. Voy a escribirla en- ell ac-
to; y 81 Mr.. Linton no esta en- Llau'
beris, Sc lie encontrara en- Ia nina.
sHs comprendido usteds
Bartlett inclin5 Ia csbezs.
Hilda Sc enc2miuo & su bOltdotr,
clnde estaba segura de no ser inte-
rrumpida, y escribi6 Ia siguientc
eequela:
sAmado Vfctor) IRscuerdas tu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-30

Use esta usted riendo de mf!
Dsiemos ese asunto q IN lado.
Bueno; almorzsra usted conmigo y
darante ell almuerzo me contara lag
Doticias que sepa. 6C6mo estan
Mrs. Jarvis y los niflos?
-xLos nifIos? Creciendo y CO.
miendo. En cuanto Mrs Jarvis.
squf suspir6. no Sc encuentra muy
buena, y lie aburre Llsuberis.
Miss Morgan es la que no tiene no.
vedad. Miss Lewis siempre me esta
preguntando por usted.
-Un dfa de estos ire q hscerle
una vista; quiZas maf1ana mismo;
no me gosta olvidar los amigos.
Todos los dfas veo q Mr. Ltn-
ton, salto ell rector cambiando brus'
csmente Ia conversation, y conozco
todos sus prop6sitos. IAfortunado
mortali
Luego afladi6:
listed tiene huespedes; Sespero
que no estare robandola usted ell
tiempo?
sHo6spedesP con la desdef1osa
sonrisA de otro tempo Sin iovi-
tsrlos inc6modos. Los antigaos
amigos de mi padre lie han seguido
q Wood Croft.
E1iug6se una lagrima.
Mr.. Jarvis, continu6, con toda
mi buena fortuna, soy la mas infe-
liz de las criaturasl No me importa
confesarselo d listed, porQue stem
pre- ha sido listed bueno para CON-
migc. Mi vida no ha sido mas Que
pesar y amargura; pero dentro de
muy POGO tendre que sfrontar 10
que corona mi exi5tencia. ell result
tado de IN terrible crimeu.
Miss Carrirgton, exclam6 ell
bueno de Mr.. Jarvis; sque es 10
que quiere usted decir?
-Pr0nto tendra listed ocaai6n
de recordar mis- palsbras. .-S1s ma.
neras cambiaron sdbitamente. -
Vamos almorzar los zos solos,
no Sc Ira ustsd hasta que NJ venga
Mr.. Linton.
El capitan Darlington pss6 en-
este momento por deosjo dc Ia yea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-30

dor de Ia carta irfa Nant Glaslyn,
y entonces ella tendrfa que esperar
bastante tempo.
A hora de slmorzar lego ell rec
tor de Llauberis; cuando menos es
Ia fue Ia excusa para la vista; &
Htlda tuvo gran placer al verle.
-Uno de sus colonos me ha en-
viado q buscar. expltc6, Ia viuds
Watson. que vive en- la casa roia,
detras de la colina. dUsted no la
conoce? Seguramente no. Es adm
demasisdo pronto. Sc imagina que
va q mOrir. -. ha vIsto Ia sefIal en-
los arboles g en- otra cosa por ell
estilo. Era cocinera del castillo ha-
CO unos veinte af1os. y en- Ia aetna.
lidad cree que ell fantasma de lady
Mary aparece en- ell lago.
Mr.. Jarvis sc rio con ganas. Des.
pues, interrumpiendose de pronto,
contempl6 escrutadoramente ell pa
lido semblante de Hilda.
-lQue tonterfal exclam6. iLa
he asustado listed. miss Caring
ton?
mo. creo que soy "a supe
rIor todo esol
-IPero usted no creera segura
mento en- esos fantasmas que CO.
rretean por Ell campo a media no.
cher lHa sido usted siempre tan
practica y. -. dispenseme -. tan
varonil en- sus cosas.
No se que Greer en- la materla,
contest6. Hilds sonrojandose lige.
ramente.
-sAcsso ha vlsto listed la SOM
bra de lady Mary Iiwai?
He visto algo; una blanca figu-
"a como envuelta en- I'm sudario,
deslizzndose por uno de los extre
mos del lago. bajo las paroles de
II torre.
-lDios me auxiliel 81 otro cual-
quiera me dijera ESQ. me reirfa en-
sus barbas, exclam6 el rector. Me
Ia dejsdo usted estupefactol No
me extrsfia ahora ell que este usted
tan palid4 y demacrads. les nece
sario que exLorcisemos a ese espf'
ritu trashnmanteI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-30

promesa de venir al castillo ests
nochs? Paes vsn.... 81 puede ser
mas temprano. Tengo impacie ncia
Dor OR buenas noticias de la nina;
y tengo, ademas, algo que decirte.
Estoy asaltada por una especie de
tenor; y me averguenEo de recla-
mar tn ayuds tan 1ronto. No creo
tener ningdn amigo mas que tn. La
directora del colegio me odiaba. J
mis- compaf1eras. ahora sospecho
que los criados tsmpoco me quie-
rem. ;. lempiezo q pensar si verda
deramente no sere mala y odiosa |
va se que estas lleno de ansiedsd
por tu padre, por Ia nina , por Ia
gente que me rodea; pero me veo
precissds aumentartels. ME siento
tan infelizl Dime q que hors puedo
espersTte; y contestame dos lfneas
esta.
,Toya sIempre.
HILDA
Diez minutes despues partfa Ell
mensajero, y Ia joven escucho las
pisadas del caballo hasta que sc ex.
tinguieron.
Llauberis distsha cuatro millas.
y si Victor no sstaba ALI, el porta.
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HOTEL 0Lr,!MlAL !MlAL { 70
a.
RANTURD

ma Ia-iMMTros p3a @AM JUAd
E! meior hotel eD este china.
KspI6ndlds vensllsei6n. ParQns,
tardiDss = Kiosco La i1gleaa.
Kxcolents servicio de carRuaisss
Prscios noderados. SO hRcon Fs'
ducciones para farnilias. Alum
hrado al4ctPico modsYn0.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ROUDEBUSH---REAL ESTATE

5 room modern house, almost new. in
PotWin, s.. SO
room modern house west side, 2 lots
small cash payment balance monthly.
s.. 700.
New 6 room house. southwest. sewer
district, large porches, east front II lots,
s.. GO
room house, almost new. kansas ave.
bath, gas, sewer, sidewalk pavement, ce-
mented cellar, IL lots $l0oo cash. Price
s.. 3d.
II rooms Monroe st., east front, good
rooming house. S, 500
New house rooms, lots. fenced. barn,
fruit. West St. 81, 700
New 3 room cottage Harrison St, ?
- lots on ". 18th St. want Oner for
all or part
5 acres. new room house, near car,
west side, for trade for house LoWman
Hill or near Washburn-
% acres southeast part very desira-
bic, no buildings, 81, COO
~ acres adjoining city limits at s. 100
. acres HI miles from NineWOods very
cheap.
Close in suburban home. lots, nne,
large house, $500.
lots on Locust between 9Th and 7th-
Want offer.
II you wish vacant lots. see me.
If you wish houses or business prop
erty, see me-
have farms and ranches in nearly ev-
cry county in Kansas. Call in or write
me about what you want can suit
10 acres = mile from city limits. west.
to trade for city property
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSHs
STORMONT BLDG. 107 W. SIXTH.
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LIST OF NEW BARGAINS.

. room house. , lots, Monroe st. lOca-
ton handy to shops and center Of town,
good neighborhood: viii rent readily for
So barn. gas. sewer, large cellar, we'll
and eistern. Price $500, 800 cash; SO
per month
Modern home 5 rooms. Topeka ave,
near 5th. $500 Fine condition
New cottage. modern, s rooms, IL east
front lots. near Central Park, property
just built. has all conveniences. Price
$40
Beautiful new house Tyler. near 18th
furnace. bath. 2 lots, hne shade, drive and
barn. Price $1,000
Polk st. near 18th. Z rooms. new house.
hot water heat. bath, attic with stairway,
~ lots. shade, etc Price 5000.
Fine home 10 rooms. ~ lots. near Cen
tral Park. hot water heating plant, bath,
gas and electric lights, barn, etc. Bar
gain at s3.200
New home Polk St. S rooms, , lots, east
front. bath room. Price 500.
Don't forget we sell orchard and DOut-
hit Place lots About % sold last week
and good locations going fast Lots Sloo
up
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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SPECIAL

room modern residence. hne BATH;
uantel and CRATE. gas, sewer, naro ssood
finish. barn. > east 'front.' lots me Aoi i5f
near paving and street ears Vs. - ~,
should sell quick for $500; about Sz'9'o
takes H.
room modern residence; east 'front.',
Western ave. Holiday PARK localohs q
1900 home for about $zf09
room new modern residence, with hall.
bath. closet hard wood finish, Fillmore
St. great bargain at $50
rooms and hall, good home, near l1L9
and FiIiunore ST. fine lawn, shade, yard
fuu OF shrubbery, paved St. paving paid
for . lots, $500
s room new cottage. fine bath, hard
wood finish east front, near Central
Park This fine home has never oSen
occupied and must be sacrificed
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
III West Fifth st.
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LEGAL.
(F'Irst published in the Topeka State
nal June IL, 1904



Separate proposals addressed to Frank
b Denman viii be received at the To-
peka State hospital. Topeka Kan. until
1-5o p M July H. 1894 for the furnishing
OF all labor and materials nee
essary 10 install hot water
heating plant IN the small annex
building at the Topeka State hospital.
also for the erection and completion of a
school building at the Kansas school for
the deaf, OIafhe, Kan
Copies OF plans and specificat lions for all
Of the above work may be seen on file at
the ort1ce Of John f Stanton state arch
ltect, at Topeka
Plans for the heating will also be on
nle in the Office OF the superintendent at
the Topeka State hospital and for the
school building at the office OF the su-
per1nLendent OF the school at Olathe-
All bids must be accompanied by cerri-
ned checks for per cent OF the amount
Allen, president, and the Aforesaid checks
shall be forfeited TO the state in case the
successful bidders fail for five days to
enter into contract and furnish the re-
CURED bonds as prescribed by law after
contracts have been awarded.
The attention Of bidders is called to
chapter ia. session laws OF 1891. with
which they must comply This is com
monty known the eight hour law.
ed covers and marked in accord with in
structions TO bidders set forth in the
different specifications.
The right is reserved by the board to
reject any or all bids.
THE STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES.
HENRY J. ALLEN, President.
FRANK b DENMAN, Secretary.
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Tyler and Sth, new room house. heat,
light, bath and large barn; very good at
the price, 5000
Clay and 3D. nice room house. cistern,
we'll, barn. sewer connections, fine shade
paved St. good neighbOrhood, $500
Near WaShbuTn college, large house and
barn, well, cistern, etc. all in complete
repair, large grounds. fruit trees, etc, q
desirable property cheap, $3.50; might
trade for good land in northwestern kan
sas.
Clay and ID, lots, new house rooms,
and hall. gas. cistern. sewer connection
fine shade, s., 400.
Western ave, north OF 18th, lots--S room
house with modern cOnveniences. barn,
fine lawn and shade. VIII be sold very
cheap; can make terms Make an offer
on this.
J. E TORRINGTON,
109 West Sixth St.
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DAVIS, WELCOME & co.

LOANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
street Carl arnR Rents for
81 4o-7 on PoIks near venent Rer for
fine shap e 'front.' fol
st Rsf
fol
sroou
us
Fine horneO a .goodb
n fruitof all
mile n a locality
at Owner be solds
farm % a al times.
AVS ~ = ~
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
w. C. STEPHENSON & co.

500 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigby's
n il andh
a
near
n
me shade SLOW cash balance can be arranged per cent snap
side room ottag 10 ceilings water
ana oluoulingss NS CASH balance monthly payments
oil
$3.50 Buys .ots
andc
neghbohood
Z
CALL Us UP EITHER PHONE
". c STEPHENSON < CO.
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FOR SALE.

room cottage. 5 lots. Oakland s1.1o0.
50 acre farm miles S. w. Take 81 500 to
g 900 North Topeka rental property, bal
ance long time.
Want to exchange 5 acre fruit place,
room house. close in, west side, for or
room house near college
Splendid room house, lots, southwest
$3.50.
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
61 Kansas Ave
First Floor Sixth st. Entrance.
FOR SALE-When business takes a
stride forward and prices advance this
fall, will YOU not wish you had bought
one OF those properties on small cash
payment. balance payment plan for sale
by F. J. Brown. Il Columbia bldg?
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
EXTRA

rooms and hall. modern. east front
home Tyler ST.. paved, new barn Price
vas SOU owner says get an offer about
$50 or 50. Certainly a great snap
rooms and halls. new residence. , lots,
l4th and Western ave. Price reduced
from $3.50 10 about S21o0.
room fine new modern residence, hard
wood finish. wide hall, front and back
stairs. laundry in basement. east troik,
paved ST.. only blocks west of Kansas
ave, extra fine neighborhood. This new
home for less than $500.
II room modern residence. furnace bath
nantel and CRATES, front and back stairs,
large room, lots. fine lawn and shade.
Holiday park 1oca ton. very fine Price
SHOULD be 5000 but can go for about
5000
Z room modern residence. fine coudI-
tlon- only ( blocks state house II SOLD
quick $500 or s., 600 viii get it.
We have great bargain in modern res
idence IN Potwtu
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
12l West Fifth 81.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

NICE drivers, family horses, educated
saddle horses for ladies' and gentlemen
Some nice children's ponies every horse
guaranteed as represented Salthouse s.
Norris
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GEO. vi. NOBLE & CO.

PosToFFICE
havea n
We HAYES some oodba rgaas
We have sor1ees good in
"a
lace each for
SroonsB ave 3 t d
50 acres miles
!
NJ & o.
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FOR SALE AND TRADE.

and of
IN the trade
We haveso fine busne property bargain prices.
o
fol We wills he
re loansa renpro
s &
Ind. PhoneS
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BARGAINS.

Cottage home sth St. $500; rents 50.
Cottage home Harrison, $3.50; rents
$3.50
Nice home Polk. s., 800; rents $13-
1 Home Z rooms Tyler. $500; rents SIS.
quincy ST.. paved. $3.50; rents SIS.
Branner ST.. S1.100; rents 81
Cottage, Chandler, $1,000; rents SO.
Cottage Madison, 500; rents s..
Cottage sth St. $3.50; rents s..
Special bargains in lots to close out
Tor an estate
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO,
12I West Fifth st.
A SUBTLE charm, aIluring attractive
ness is given by Satin-Skin powder
both protects and beauties, ) t1nts- z7c.
TOPEKA LAND CO. 5l8 KANSAS AVE.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE
FOR SALE AND TRADE

sElsP paTt b9 se fruit chicken
h oderf having
cans Il for
5 &
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SATIN TOILET SPECIAITTES-
-~-----~-----~-~~--~-----~~-
SATIN Skin soap. kinds, oval scented
toilet and square indicated curative
Price . cakes sc. RoHlev & Snow s.
A SUBTLE charm. aIlurinE attractive
ness is given by Satiu-SEin powder
both protects and beauties , tlnts- &c
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TOPEKA LAND Co, SOS KANSAS AVE.

TOPEKA LAND CO. 5 3TANsAs AVE
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SHORTHAND SCHOOL.
~~-~-------~-~--------~--
DOUGHERTYf SHORTHAND SCHOOL
EIGHTH AND JACKSON
Ind Phone $50.
4 number Of features offered by no other
school
Actual experience throughout the course.
Increasing demand for our students. Let
US tel you why.
sTRICKLER's SHORTHAND SCHOOL.
81 & SO QUINCY ST.
Teaches the. best system, also gives
shorthand students the prfvfleget of tax
ing bookkeeping, telegraphy, penmanship
and civil service
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UNION PACIFIC.
EASTROUND

sDaily except SUNDAY. Al others dam.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
WEHE makes anything IN pictures 7u
Kansas ave
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BANK OF TOPEKA

Topeka, State of Kansas, at the close
If business on the sth day OF June, 1904
p
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MATCHMAKER.


WATCHES cleaned. 75c; clocks. SOC; main
springs l5c- crystals Zoe Cash paid for
old gold OF silver All work guaranteed.
Old jeweIry exchanged for new II hard
up. see Uncle sam 5l2 Kansas ave
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HARDWARE

TOPEKA FREE DISPENSART. south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from !
to 2 D. IA. except Sundays Conducted b.
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit OF persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment Pa
tents are assured OF careful and conHld-
crate treatment Medicine furnished In
nncs1 cases
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Gal. STATEMENT OF 7
FINANCIAL CONDITION
of the
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FOR SALE

TOPEKA LAND Co. 50s KANSAS ~
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FroRIsTs.

MRS M T. HOLCRAFT. ST Kannan m4m.
Cut flowers and 6ara4 designs 'Ph1na ilA
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MANUFACTURERS

TOPEKA STEAM BCIxER WORKS. the
largest shop west Missouri river. boilers
all kinds tanks, suokestacks & sheet iron
work Write for prices. Phones 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-29
BRIDGE SPAN Cots DoWn.
Ice Carries Away Psrtof New Delaware
River STRUCTURE

Trenton, Dec. 28;--MoyiDG Ice In the
Delaware River yesterday Startled away
the first span Of the new bridge IN course
of construction at W~ashingtQp's crossing.
nine miles above this city, The span
was about two-thirds completed 1t is
reported here that the ice mVthe upper
Delaware began to move abohtF O'Clock
this morning, piling up IN huge riffs
along this banks. There has been a slight
movement of Ice in the Tivel obetweqn this
city and Yardley, and from the Calhoun
street bridge to the Trentopb Falls, be-
tween the State house and the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad bridge. This has not
been sufficient to CAUSE" any general
breakup, which is, however, expected
when the swollen water reported to he
rushing on from the upper(fiyer reaches
this point. 8 eG.5 fo
The situation here is not yet critical,
but with a rising river may become so
within a few hoars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-29
GOVERNOR NAMES SECRETARY.
Edward W. Gray Of Newark Gsts the Ap
pointmsnt-Pays $4,000 a Year.

Trenton, Dec. 20;-Governor-elect I'd
war' c. Stokes announced yesterday that
upon assuming office. on January IL, be
will appoint Edward W. Gray, Of New
ark, as his private secretary. While the
selection of Mr.. Gray has been under
stood to have been practically agreed up
on for some time. his selection was Of
ficially announced for the first time yes
terday. The salary is $1,000.
Mr.. Gray is a newspaper man. He
served during the recent campaign at the
head OF the literary bureau Of the kepub-
lican State committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-29
WILL REBUILD AT ONCE.

This afternoon Joseph Gadek, of State
the insurance companies who carried the
insurance for Pulaski Park hall, which
was recently destroyed by fire. Mr..
Gadek expects to advertise at once for
bids for the erection of a new hall on the
site of the burned building.
The new hall, Mr.. Gadek said, would
be on the same plans as the one destroyed,
but the interior will have a metal ceiling
and sidewalks. The new building will be
completed 1t is expected in less than three
months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-29
HER HAIR HAD
CAUGHT FIRE.
New Brunswick Woman Mad q
Narrow Escape from a
Horrible Death.
SelllaI y "a Egfslag ~.

SbeffaI - fhc EveFiag Mar.
New Brnnswick, Dec. M.-Mrs-
Abby had her hair Badly singed af :
Gre at her home. At s0l George street.
yesterday afternoon, which was Of
my sterious origin. The family had
packet up preparatory to moving when
a Morris chair caught IRE. Mrs. Ably
tried TO extinRuish the flames when
the blaze caught her hair. She was
rescued by the iiremen who soon had
the fire out.