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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
POLICE CAPTAIN POOR LAUNDRYMAN
Could Not Read Tickets Of Ascending Chi
nese-Men Want Their Clothes.

win their shirts collars an. cuffs tied Up lH-H ? '..
rsro Interpreter Be- tound. more than hundred ''
Gems % The Bronx ast a'Sht cursed their isnni'0a
Wing Lee Who has disappeared utterly. leaving tanS'
OF .nwashed clothes and siue Ee1syhp,s behind
uiuI.
Wing Lee had so- several months AePt lSiI4'S a. ~
ISL Rrook-ave About a he dsappeare-. ana
yesterday City Marshall Benjamin Kraase broke open inc
door Inside the shelves about sevent-hve rscA
Laundry ready toy delivery aud large quantity o."
Urvashet clothes scattered about m tG.s anG
r1arqhaTs attracted 81 the 'hineU1th 2
the place. and about twenty * then ente
" Q sort ~ 7L F.DfAfa
re~riuinat,n= which almost reacne
Violence The cullsd for police sid ard The r
AaNsude--dve station wer" sent 70
laundry On expecting 20 mi thar riot nad
broken ont
Further trouble pEeyea,et by taxing a.. ne adnI
station. where Captain Jos-ph g GeheEan an
Sergeant John Thompson sh for citizens who
The thers, tried % Distribute tns pAts-
vh claimed Affer irving fai1.N 70
chl-arers the ti-s@ts captain
and do-.4ed 50 send the cotnas 20
----u % Tnruupranres, At one
a Chinsuan b. found to-day WI" viii tntefrret
Ying Lees hercEyphlcs. The owners - ta9 E02lS may
their propert-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11

Gets Permit for Street Services
FrplainS Creed.

MANOR Mcclellan. after 00rsid"ltnE tf ~iI't'r
,for since February 3 yesterday granted license
=. - t- ,bo streets TO tho Rev Arthur we'll
N' -. r,.-...i.r-..
iIE. Mormon 'iA'i ali' iIls'e'''' W '.-' p, ~
Con ference which is the governing body ot a The
Nl'ii-''' D" ~. ,..s y, "a -.
quarters A. NO. SD " est tlt-i4uHa' -ilia. '.s
...---f...f
80. -. a. - .t.,fr.- rg-..,.~ ro- ca. ,-o4ve
D -f tip'f mas pau "a -.'-'''a' '- i'' '. '''
bot. Mayors har ~ E'E ..n 10" having grantee
-r.r ra1uf-ffc PERMISSION 20 h.ru. II, stands ar
"a ....--.. e..r 49,. ..--7 s.,..-. .--.
and has Cd DuUEr. CATION WHr. meets regularly AZ
>e I'D yy.,r -nfth--t HiS
..., Il. H. .,t..-i.....-- 100
aIt..'ai'i. WAS ti.'''i--t ..- IA'..it -i..'' '
ftrarE 81 fht sabbath school OF Temple FstH-EL
rs---- -. ...r-F r. r.- Ills rfrs-s. Air yelling
....r d. ..-s
nance. ~ I..' -A'.'' q '''''i '' "'.'.-' " -'''
written ul short defence ~ his creed. IN part
Dad. .v.-.f..
ItrlaYS tile most concise statement Of tho Nor
mon creed. ever issued stands fsa=. Mind EUur
r--... F....-...- r-s- should Ha added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
NO AUTHOR OF REPORT
Postal CbargCs Sad To Be ComPo-
site JTOr%.
Lrrov rr- rrIzr.-E BuErAUL


Washington. March al least ono ---1~-7
member Of Congress called at the F"ssosi-e Do
pa-f-le-t to-day ir search % the author ~ -f-
Payne report. AT corlers were Informed frs- Pho
Postmaster General was confined 90 bis room with
- attack ~ govt and that M. Bri~r7v. 'he FOURTH
Assistant Fo--r1a-tc- General has not 90 -7~1v-
cred from. the attack ~ strip and temporary lrslE
DOWN with vrf-r Ea was afflicted rurrH weeks ago
.l-.,y as result Of his u1tirrg a1"rs durirE the
ro-cr. investigation.
~ definite information can be obtained r0l' .l.TS
Pho authorship o. the PAYNE report r"' no '- .5.
serted that MI Frstov never saw / sr'. D. a..
7ee-od iu print IL also minated t"at the report
had no author out Is merely collection ot data
gathered when Beavers was under investigation.
nut IN It's present form by clerk IN the oth-e Of
md under the immediate supervision ~. the Post
master General and sent to the Postottce Com
ui;tec on Mr. cvsrstvCets assurance t0af 70 was
SOLELY for the information Of his committee. ana
would not b. made ruolc.
Acting on this assurance. IT. i- stated the Post
master General merely forwarded 20 tI" committee
such data AS Boo could md iu Nr Brizt"T's Jo-
sar,e. and doubtless 30 WOULD never nave n'ri
nm March 'r-t the Information was in tH" pos
session OF fr- -0mrlltte~- Then ram9 inc aFsra-
waiting error of Tire committee ,u p.rWlttiuS tas r
port tI J.. printed g"4er sHe .'4l-'" '. '''
discussing the iudE uati1u pt 'ouEree~. TeIal O.
arroups OF The report a fable ~ ,hlii "-n asset
rry ~ her hopeful and being dl~mt\ed thrf-'\.
called 90 Oh" muse 10 learn what -te 'lii1 "agl-
lie wants e. bee. ma on. was b'. i'i'' '- .''
..TAen s.ya it to him. Instantly replied the ire
There was another wal. .,.
tho indignant mother
90 tId." said the nurse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
FOR p. II. X. TUNNEL.
Contract Let to Local Company, IL
Is SAID.

n WIS reported Yesterday that The contraa ~
The CONSTRUCTION of the Pennsy.vanla Ranroao
tunnels from Jersey CITY 20 Long Island CIV m
A. .r, rr-4s,- AMI East rivers and Manhatta
island. had been awarded to the ORourke Ens,
rss~in- Company. at S-1looolo. AT the New-toIN
offices OF the railroad company knqwleJs- y,
..-.s-.fs~s- ~ tht contract was denied alo 'H'i-
49,. referred 10 the philadelphia once
To a Tribune reporter President John r y l>'''N
O. the construction company said last nisHt!
A.. tho v-eseur time j am not in position, "
-..-,l,a amy statement on the matter Will neiLE
afFrn nor deny the report That IS an LAWS 70 ~
Peursvlvaaia Official in this city declared -
r, - r-.-~,,-rs.4-s that the contract had ben
.oarsad either 20 the ORourks or any other corr
pluy- - -,
The O'Eourke company has the liS -ioN
central terminal contract. worth S,"0e" ana y
-...-.,.r.- f- with great vigor and surprisinaS
frt.s iror sel anrs 90 patrons and delay % ud'ha
pbiraae.rril. March 9.-Vice-President PROVOST =
Tho Peras-.,autt Railroad declared to-day ma. -
J-.y. nothing " the tunnel contract Re acunlslea
trst if 10 had been let Il was N View fe'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
FOR 4 POSTAL PROBING
CONGRESS TO ORDER 1T.
Ewegcd BIZ Report. House HW
Rcfaliatc.

&c
-...''' t'o'' ,l''l s,f-.-.5 irro
committee P'oE' I'M al ~ IN
I.''''rS ~ " - - an his care
- .ba t9a,. resp
."' '' e' -, ,,,,ei5er--fo,
."''" "i. !',|'.' -'s go -,-.es,a r,aror,-
nat an i''eS-'-H'l'i -. .'e - - ~. cor
".,'' ID. '.-'''' -, ,,,~~oiiI,la change
', .,.. -, before the close Of
q. '-.e - -
49,. "a IN sts.s o. the chamber bit
H'.'.''tN OF -''' . o,.3,,irr
terry denounced tho Payne report ''"''''''.7
,ro. g, ,,,e NOT orsy Inaccurate and uiSifa'-
una ' .,.,-.,.e-c.g i,lforlua-
f0-. H1t 'f@f.iI rhil'S'E SUN -, -,
ton which. = mad phh'''' ""''4
recommendations for which 'n'N Ma" ''V"
0'''''N ''.' ,...,-s,a- apuro-
q anJiTia'l-l ti.' 'S''".-' -
-. i.-,, ,.,io, il was momentarily feared a
1'''' ''..' -. This ap-rehenslou
frebrand would 10 ''. H. -. yyiiI-
partly realized NN'h '''f'' -.
IAN, Alden smith Of lU-l.rau. declared ''a'
-, ,--a- .r,, r,-+e had raer suppressed when
ne Kh4" 'i'd' g. ~ - t-,.,..s,,atf,r, b.
would he eii'''t' '''''7' ... ,.,,-t
Congress. This unexpected Republican sup'o''
g. ,ia Democratic .--.-..-.-'nu HrGGEht rou"H
Of applause i'"'" '." ''.'.'.- .1
siderable number "i I'D" A'"''' u. 49,,
Members declared iaat they Hao NlS''T'
pas.nf7,o Tteuartm-ut and attempted TO NY
-..- 80 ,7,. ,e,,,-+ 10 obtain from
cover ''' '-''' .l,;rb ~ was
Niu a view Of tho records from Nh''h u N"0
..,,-,Dfral Tra. insisted that they were unAoI'
49,. b.. r.-,,-,.5.. -. tho. -,rcrt and Rep
' ,,.,..-,,;.I,+ whose name ap-
T'S'hrai'Ne h.l' '' ,''' "a .,,+
Tesr"d Consp,ruouslt ~ inc .-i'''
though he had rrioG repeatedly. he haa '"'i
l...a. ga ,r.. arrer-rt lie paSSiou1tely declared
" 49, .r,, ....il Of tho
thaI %" ""P">'H TOO '"''t ''
author Of that infamous document "'NF
al isr,.y and protection, afforded mo as q mem
---.--.. - cold and brand that
-. - d. 7i.- ma I, .rot.pdreI.
J,,,,rsso-,+sti,-c ,-oorer OF Wisconsin declared
.-,.r-,r,,. ,4,,.g.- Indictment he desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
p. r. r. TO SPEND S30,500,O11.
This Is IN addition to Tunnel and
Terminal Expenditures Here.

Prf4dol7ri1 March 9--T0 addition - tie u7rav
t1 r- spent on the Nsv-York tunnels nd tern1in7.
the P--uzvrvart1 Railroad Company. through rhe
hoard Of directors tc-Ga- approved expenditures
for improve 1errs east Of Fitt-burg 1904. 70 AZ
rreg4te az least s555"o" Jf this a., 100000 Mi
ba spent on new work including the lmproyi1s an'l
,vI4refrE or the track te"lAtleS lI anu anout ~
r,~ra5-S+ station. trI- city. and s-sat'a1 WI le
-r,art on work laid Our Iu the dnnPl report = ne
additional 100000 is needed tor mp Vtfl-n-s lf-
..~a e.f We'd for from +f~-o - time
-rr. directors who we've tU session ABOUT an 0'lf
n 4. -,rsi,le-frr tho expenditures frr the present
,...t~ rar. before them schedule n me "era 70
r. dom. Thu. actual amount needed o. rnlSl ll-
-r---5 II, hand and begin rev fuproVeuep's -
SIS 100000 49,, v,---r-,,-f,
,r r.a-f~-= 30 tho directors ~ tls Psnnsy SsLl-'
-,---s--. and az the Fa0Gaulls 70s1Qal}. titAS-
hmm r. Morris was elected % df'e " S-....+.+
-. ..-.t,, ne +r. ANNUAL uect,re of the Pennsy J.
,...r.. -.Ir~rrH Oh select candidates % s1,,L =.
Z ..--rrr. o.. s. ti-isron ard Amos p I[1-.L-.-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
PINE STITCH FROM SKULL.
Doctors Ont THrCe-InCi Splinter
Ont Of NqrS Heal.

.r-= and r.-aa.r.a---re NJ on inch -1f~b was To-
moved .-- evening from The ss.H of Abraham
Efu~. rrore.. r~ rho surgeons e Gouve-reu-
H-r0.f-r Tr. mans sSIU was trep1i1sd. section
no Pho homo I-rr AVID half square being
moved. and 0~. Pa---rlder vGo directed t7a opsr4-
.I.r. -s.. chat tr. patient has r4i~ -nar-s ~ p.
..rr-r. ~ large portion 81 che brain substance had
been forced oet through the fracture before the
operation. tEe surgeon said, and more of this wa
loot fr tho r~rn-.nio-. aut if Ejum RECEIVERS b.
probable t.-r boz NAV not miss g. much. The hos
-frrr surgeons r7y rhlt t0s case is 0na q me
most ~ru4r-11fa i1 r1ots experience
Blum early y.-tcr-a~ afternoon teI IRON TIE roof
o. "a -or- etor, oufldluz ~ so ltf DIvIsou-sf
where rs was worNiu- lie landed a pile 1r
amuty packing boxes. striking BIS head On The edge
.f ..-- ~ t-- Boxes 4 eyed fr-@r0e~- driver
r . 7g.4- into hrs skull directly back Of TIRE laf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
ALLEGED FORGER HELD.
Bank and Hotel Said To Be Amor o
Sufferers.

William T. - Clair. ~ No 200 Tfrhth-sf
Jersey 'lty- was arrested yesterday on a charge
Of forgery. The compliments were A. r.ansi--
Baird. Of the law finn Of HubbcU & Baird -
No -'H Broadway rep1esertatives OF The lin
coin National Bank and Edward Robinson. o.
the Olympic Hotel 30 79T Sixth-ave. ST. clat~
Was held in Jersey City as a fugitive from, f1.-
ues "'altlES Tn" 1ct-on q the grand jury IN
three or four days.
st Clair had been employed by r9t-ir & %
Of No. ~ Broadway. Eev-Torl,. as a s-.-og
rarner. and ic is ,h7rseI that he had ope-ed ~.
mails Of the company and forged indor-a--ar+s
10 the oompouy's checks. although al the time ,s
leaving that concern. some time ago he was 0o+
suspected tie also had secured several h,,-,-
dr"f dollars. % iT alleged through the fr.-,,-
National Bank nv raising the checks Of -,
rosit"rS or forging iudorsereuts Hs had ,r,.
u is clai-sL forged checks on various hanks m
other cities
one Of tho chief sufferers by his ops-sffor,
was said o. DO Edward Robinson. who 1sar7s4 -
the whoyea bouts 81 81 Clair o. Trs-4,~ ,-4
with q detective from the Central 0H,a bar.
went TO Jersey city iu the evening and ems.
ceeded ir catching h'w-
When ~aptuled, Mr.. Baird says s.. Clair r,--
fesSed trat ro had secured money from Ro5i,.
son through rro forgories and tried n 7rr,r-.
10 settle With both him and Baird rv .vesLI,.
T-'r nl7IfS. So clair was employed by Rave
.nl1 Brothers NJ No. g.; Fa7rl-sr az the tine %
Ht7 arrHst and had only recently gone 10 Ta-
coy CITY to Two. Hs saws he came from 4ha~
9'e7. Mss S'ENn years sEo. and declares ~
has @0rer before haer Eutltv Of crime
f-o0l7Soi s1td That one ~ rEe checks vas a.
$40 and Tho Other for ST. So ST. Clair 49,,
that ho had ar~a0Cr7 vifh Robinson 20 rsir,
rtJrsc htu0 By payi~- 81 "a weak bu- Fobi~so.
went % the Hot Springs aud 10 could nor nav
hin. re says 10 i09~Dad 7rour syv0 months
AZ" t"at laI'e'l f0'' UPON MS return Robin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
GRIGSBY UNDER FIRE.
Rough Rider Accused of Bribery Has Hear
ing at White House

U7.ri~-to- March 9-Prosidrut Roosevelt to-
Frv -lyc n hearing no the White House 20 Colonel
Melvin G-irs;y. United State. Attorney FOR the
Second District of Alaska. ~ Nome. on charges ct
rr,1fessaucc i'm office The charges have been in
vestlsated by the Department Of Justice. and the
Attorney General has recommended 70 'H' Ir'Sl-
dent the removal os Colonel Grigsby.
Tho charges are that Grigsby accepted $1,000
from, tho Pioneer Mining Company. or Nome, cs-
tensitIv for legal services but it IS alleged really
ms "a Urirc ~ secure the company Immunity from
prosecution by the government Colonel GT.gSoy
was rsoreSsnted a. the hearing by ex-senator
Tl,vrStor and Judge Ruhussr. Of the state ~
Washington. colonel Gr.rS5y is well known
throughout tho Northwest Iu lS9N D" organized q
rsc.mCrT or Rough Riders Boa Minnesota and the
Dakotas. hut the Organization did rot get 20 the
front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
Is IT ENTITLED TO INSURE NEGROES
limited States Indemnity Socisty's Case Goes
70 Supreme Court.

- rf.,.- ..ogu.. March a-To decide tt ths
1-l,ad st.tss Indemnify society IS entitled o. is
rh,r-cr 10 insure colorel r1en, an appeai VI =
,7ker IN behalf Of the society 20 the Cnltsd srat
sr,-su1s court provision ol tle soIie's 60. g..
iebtser ana fo-rv-fve years 1t age Inc S3.Lt1lS 49,
at.-- -e-,~i~ 2 ~oI0red men as wei as Nlllle
MS --o.,,-F t1at any other construction o. ~
o. ~. -,iI Do, moe Gi5-rimil3tiol or class iesiS
latiOu- 60, -.t.,F ~ q artfr hr1uEhr ~
s,,,rtss0 cocred men % Wis CITY aRd lSsI1 - -
I"'Ll,- pc fovv1 The plaintiffs asS % -
.5Ir+s pat4 hy them fcr insurance tS-1.,--D -
aIlHul-s 49, me society under is charter e.
inc BIou+ ,Ds-trs fherl and that Z they attempts
- 7,-. i-5er'nitv IN OF sickness taes eoo
M Iaaallv 20 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
TOOK ACID BEFORE DROWNING
Coroner Who Held Autopsy Thinks MrA
Eisuer Was Insane.

Az .p.o-sv was held yesterday mornihs y -
Nsrvr-eS ..-lrarS rly stefan az Ir'ldden hefeFN
rs,,,y-v t7rtcs over the body % Mrs Reoeeoa -is-
r,r wiz, os Jacob E.r0s-. % No. Lsoi Seven-a-e
,f,rr,.-,1 Ta, doctor after trr examination So.
ffa- trs woman must have taken a large au1a'-S =
-,-t,t- acid sef1re she Jumped INTO the water - o."
49,. .-,,-r vas burned Il, che nntng- Coroner
r-,r f- srssslns oE tre ease. believes t'at no -
-- r.-. rs-- tsrc-~ari.v insane. and t71t sn5 ~.
r..r.. -r,gI a. the foot % The docN Nb7A S'7 ~
.a-- ,-r --.r PUMPED trrc TIE warrF - -t. ,,-,s
Nrr Etsu-- had his Viis.s BODY tai''' 90 "'' ~
L1 afteEunln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
TRANSFER AT p. O. sUs-sTATIoN.

Superintendent Newson. Of FOstCflce Sub-stattoD
J. One-hundred and -twer " -fourth-st. end Eighth
ave. concerning whom there have been some com
paints Of inefcieucy lately. has been transferred
20 Station I, at Columbus-ave. and One-hundred-
and-hfth-st Superintendent Dean Of the latter
station, will succeed him. The change vas said
To be solely due 80 the fact that Mr.. Newson -
getting too old for the heavy duties OF the first
named office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
ouANs BILL ZOE SCIENCE.

W-shnrfo-. Nsrch g-Scnstcr Qusy introduced
bin to-day aTyIopriatils 5000 70 he divided pc
tween Franklin Institute. Of Philadelphia. and
Purdue University. II Lafayette. Ind, PhladcI-
pfla Commercial museums and the engineering Dc
partUrnt ~ tire University Of Pennsylvania for
The purpo-e 81 determining re quantity OF tho So
called hammer blow. centrifugal lift end tangerral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
PRESIDENT DENIES INTERFERENCE
Has Not Said Anything in Regard to Hi
nois Candidate for Governor.

Washington. NaHh An authoritative esnisl
was made to-day that fhe President haH expressed
q 6esire that one - TIE candidates for she Gov
e-uOrslip % Illinois should rot be nominated u
IS stated THAI The President has not ana will not
make any statement ths1 Ee 8 for against any
car Idate Cor Governor OF Illinois All reports that
- las made such statements are without founda-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11

Nsefiurtrn. As--1 When tEe House met to-
cay tie ir-o-sticu was aellvo-ed bv the Rev 7 =
DoliiFer, Gather 90 senator Doliivrr. or Iowa "
Bo~rh- Cookrar. who was e,ectsd - succeed Mayor
Gto.Ee =. Mcclellan from the NITth District Of
Ncw York. was then suorr in- on being escorted
- fh- SPOILERS 6seI. hs NJ Suigr- NT~ Co~lyrs ~
W.. .-rrl.l VIII arrlAl.c .foTn lie Eallaf-cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
THIS POSTAL BRANoH FOUND CLEAN

Washington. March a.-The investigation o. the
affairs OF the division OF correspondence Of the
Postofice Department has been concluded and II
is understood that nothing irregular has been
found there by the inspectors. This office In
cludsd In the general order issued months ago by
the First Assistant Postmaster General for a
thorough investigation OF al the offices under his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
ROOSEVELT VISITS PAYNE.

Washington. March s-Prestdent Roosevelt to-
day called on Postmaster General Payne. who is 81
at his apartments in the Arlington Hotel It Is I'M
derstood that Mr. Psynes sickness Is not ell Sc
rious and that he expects be out in day or
two The President remained only brief time wit n
Mr. Payne walking back to the White House in
tine for luncheon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
NETWORK REPUBLICANS PLAN FETe

Washington. March 9.-New-YOrk Republicans are
preparing 20 celebrate the hfteth anniversary Of
their organization at Saratoga o. August Is. and
have Indicated their intention invite the fFe>i
dent 90 be present The President thus tl~ has
glven no i0tuattou O: hts probable action reE7rcs
me invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
KING MENeLIk TREATY REPORTED.

Washington. March SIN the executive session
- the senate to-day Senator Culiom made q favor-
shle report from the Committee on Fo-eign Rels-
to1a oo tre t-cafv Hrith I<i-e M-neitk n ?. =
rilHl-Fcia+ aerreI-r1 regulating the .NcIaure ~
rs-l-e~s ortfe-a t-.e Ctl.cc States zad Aoyssi...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
MONEY EoR WEST POINT wArERWoRks

Washington March s-The bill cfrrvt0- a7rro-
0riations for the support ~ the Military Academy
a. West Point for 1910 was completed to-day by the
House Committee on Military Affairs lf arpr'-
PIRATES and carries SJfuoop for the co1rtru'
ZION OF new waterNorks for the academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
10 sET coon TKEArMrxr

READER are ossursd cf good trcrsn,eut s. th~v yin
r-rfion 20 advcrisers tars Their sGst In zho
-ribuze
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25
Worlds Fair First Great Excursion via
Pennsylvania Railroad May 10.

The first opportunity afforded resi-
dents of the eastern section of the
country to see, at the lowest possible
rates, the great Worlds Fair at st.
Louis, which opens April 30, will be
the coach excursion of the Pennsy =
vania Railroad Company, May 10.
A special train of standard day
coaches will be run on the following
schedule, and excursion tickets, good
going only OIL special train, will be
sold from the stations named at rates
quoted:
Special Train
Leaves. Rate.
New York
Cortlandt street. $3.50 u. IN. 500. 90
Newark. ......... 500 10, 80
Elizabeth. ........ 1904 ID. 80
New Brunswick. ..9:28 10 so
Tickets will also BIO sold from
other stations on the Pennsylvania
railroad. east of Pittsburg and south
Of aud including Elmira, Olean and
Mayville, and from stations on the
New York and Long Branch railroad,
Cumberland Valley railroad. and
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad, good going in coaches OH re-
gular trains to point of connection
with special train.
Returning, tickets will be sgood
in COACHES ON regular trains leaving
st. Louis (Union StatIon) on day OF
valuation and not latter than May 10.
For rates of fare from other stations
and leaving time of connecting trains
consult nearest ticket agent.
5899-4-23-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25

Lost anything: A cent-a-word adv
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25
NO sunday NAL "a D,n#hnmton.

BINGHAMTON. n. Y. April 25.-Ir
spite of the positive statements Of tht
baseball men during last week that {
game would be played here yesterday
none was played, and no move was
made to play one. No effort was made
to set aside the injunction granted by
Justice Lyon restraining the team from
playing yesterday or on any subse'
quent Sunday in this city or Lester
shire. The baseball however
have expressed their intention to fight
the matter ont in the courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25

NEW YORK, April 25.-Five arrests
were made at R%idgewood park, in the
borough of Queens, Immediately aft
or a game between the Star Athletic
club of Newark ana tie Brooklyn
Field club had concluded. Those talk
en- into custody were William Graves,
manager of the Ridsewood grounds
and team; two players and two ticket
sellers. TheT were paroled until next
Wednesday by Magistrate Connorton,
who Immediately hurried to the park
to witness Il second game between the
Stamford (Ccnn.) club and the Ridge.
woods, which was not disturbed by
the police. l~tidgewood park is where
the New York American league team
has played two Sunday games this
season
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25

Forty facn5s Lcso <a~ir Canvas
NEW YORK, April 25.-An old threw
story frame building in Pelham Park,
the Bronx. opposite City Island, oc-
cupied by the Morris Yacht club. was
almost destroyed by fire last night.
City Islands volunteer fire department
was turned out. and many members
of the club aided them. Forty yachts
will be out of commission until sails
Il be made. a sthe sails of all the
yachts were stored in the building, and
none was saved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25

VIENNA. April 2J.-Profcssor Lorcnz
Chicago, who, accompanied by her
parents. has just arrived here. He said
she had made capital progress and that
the case was thoroughly satisfactory.
The professor had no doubt that after
II short course of massage ana manipu-
lation of the injured joint the girl
would be able to walk perfectly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25
following Directions.

Mr.. Justhusband Tin the kitchen)-
Darling, darling! why are you throwing
away the yolks of all those eggs?
Mrs. observation-disclosures, James,
goosie, the recipe says use only the
whites-BronSl-r. Life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25
nody Found In Chautauqua Lars&

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, April 25.-The
body Of Rel Jackson, who disappear
cd from his homo last November, has
been found in Chautauqua lake near
Greenhurst. 1t is believed that Frank
Lane, who disappeared at the same
time. has also been drowned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25

WASHINGTON, April %. Miss
Roosevelt is suffering from a slight at
tack of German measles. As she is iso-
lated from the rest of the household,
her physician does not think it is nee
essary for Mrs. Roosevelt to recall her
invitations for this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-25
Helen Gould at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, April -. Miss
Helen Gould's second day in Rich
mond was not rs strenuous as her
first, when she was on the 20 from
morning until late at night. She at
tended Il meeting ut the new street car
Young Mems Christian association. to
which the wives and mothers of the
motormen and conductors had been
specially invited. William u. Miller.
n member of her party. addressed the
meeting. \ second mass meeting of
the men was held, and Miss Gould vas
ygain present, but did not speak.
Sufo IRing.
She--Did money make a fool Of him?
He-Obviously. 1t got him into So
ciety.-Town Topics.