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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
LEAP YEAR
DANCE WAS
ATTRACTION.
Large Attendance at the Last
Event Of its Kind for -Four
Years in this City.

A delightful leap year dance was
held in Wilder Hall last night. Abont
forty couples were present. The affair
was managed entirely by committee
of young ladies. OF which Miss Nellie
Hartshorne was chairman. The
arrangements for the entertainment
of the guests we're perfect, and the
dance was a distinct social success.
A number of the young ladies called
for their escorts in carriages, and the
entire affair was carried out in thor
ough leap year style.
Refreshments were served about
midnight. The music was furnished
by Mazzei Brothers orchestra of three
pieces. from Newark. The last of the
dancers left fol home about o'clock.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph g. Burns, DR.. and
Mrs. Fl. X. Mason, Mrs. G L. Eli
munds, Mr.. and Mrs Calvin i Brod-
head. Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Sheel1y,
Mr.. and Mrs. SBettea, Mrs Shayne !;
the Misses Marv Bodle. Nellie Harts-
horn, Laura Ernst, Edith Higgins,
lillian Fretz, Anna Mccormick,
Katherine Growney, Florence Sofeld.
Agnes Sofield, Tessie Kiernan, Bessie
Booz. Ida Miller, Mamie Miller. Rose
Mccormick, Mabel Rossi, Laura
Brodhead, Ruth Brodhead, Catherine
Biume, Edna Coutts. Lettie Tooker,
Ella Deitche, Ella Ramsay, Hilda
Newhoff, Mary Mercer, Mary Morgan.
Miss Fulton, the Misses Brennan; !;
and Miss Elliott, of Jersey City
Mess.s. r. "A. Garter. Ingfred Mad
sen, A. S. Worsley, Harold Hall, e.
j. Mccormick, Charles Barnekov,
RAYMOND Comings, William Growney,
Charles Laney, John Cunningham,
ArthurBurns, William H. Mccormick,
Jr, Harry Mccormick. 81. H. Emer-
ich, John Sofield, DIR. Heman Ander.
sen. MAIDS Madsen, Frank W6ulom,
Aylin Pierson, L NJ Kossi, Charles
Rossi, Guy Belcher, William Floersch,
Andrew Wight, Joseph Growney,
Garret Brodhead, Jr, John Kelly,
George Brennan, Mr. Heath, Mr..
Andrews; Mr.. Wall. of New York,
and Mr.. Fox, of Easton, Pa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
MANY ATTEND
THE FUNERAL
OF Mr.. LEAHY.
Several Organizations Turn Out
in a BOdy--At ST. Nary's
R. C. Church.

The funeral, of jeremiah Leahy was
held tins morning from st. Mary's r
O. church. The church was filled aud
the line of carriages was long one.
A large number OF friends Of the
deceased went to his late residence on
Washington street before the services
at the church, thence going to the
church shortly after 10 o'clock.
A large number of members of the
Macbinists' Union, the Stationary
Engineers, Catholic Benevolent Le.
gion and the Knights OF Columbus
marched in body to the church,
where high requiem mass was said.
Iuterment was made in st. Marys
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
MADE LITTLE
ONES HAPPY.
Girls Friendly Society Of St.
Peter S Church Gave Dinner
Yesterday.

st. Peters branch of the Girls
Friendly Society gave their annual
Christmas feast to thirty little
children in st Peters chapel yester-
dav afternoon. After the rector had
asked ,lsssing, a substantial meal of
soup and warm biscuit was served by
the secretary and her willing assist
ants. Cakes, apples, nuts, oranges,
bags of candy and toys reioiced the
hearts Of the little ones, who thor
oughiy enjoyed the good things pro-
yided for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
Mr.. FERRIS MARRIED
COUPLE AT AvENEL
Miss Sarah A Harmed Became the
Bride of Wallace E. Lee,
Of Woodbridge.

Rev. Percy Reed Ferris, of Armenia
N, T., came TO New Jersey, Wednes-
day, to perform a marriage in which
Miss Sarah A Harmed, one of his
former congregation in this city, be-
came the bride OF Wallace e. Lee, of
Woodbridge The ceremony was per-
formed of the brides home in Avenel.
The house was prettiiy trimmed for
the occasion and many guests were
present. The bride formerly lived
hero. Mr.. and Mrs Lee will reside
hereafter in Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
MAILS WERE HEAVIEST
lever EXPERIENCED HERE
Postmaster TICe Says All Records
Broken During Christmas
Rush.

No figures were compiled in oonnac-
tion with the heavy rush OF Christi
mas mail at the local post ofilcs, but
Postmaster Tice said, in an interview.
that the. percentage of increase over
the average was even greater than
given last week. which broke all re-
cords, as told in the News.
In speaking of the amount Of busi-
ness and volume of mail matter
handled during the year just closing,
Nj. Tice said that he complies no re-.
h port until March, when the fiscal year
enos. He said. however. that the
amount has been large.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
BIG CHANGE
IN TROLLEY
SCHEDULE.
Cars to New Brunswick TO Run
Hourly After the First
Of the Year.

The Public Service Corporation az,
nounces q changs in the schedule OF
cars on bound Brook, Perth Amhoy
and South Amboy lines to New
Brunswick which goes in effect on
Sunday, January /.
Oars will run az usual up to o
O'Clock at night. Oars will run hour
ly thereafter. leaving New Bruns-
wick, (trolley station, George
street) at 9:15, 1915, 11:i5 and 1919,
the cars for Metuchen and Perth AM
boy, Bound Brook, SomervilIe and
Raritan. and Dunellen; and South
River. Sayreville and South Amboy,
all leaving at the same time.
These cars maks all suburban points
and connections.
10 the opposite direction O similar
change will be made, cars running
hourly after 0 o'clock at night. This
last chr for New Brunswick win leave
Perth Amboy at ll:45 and Metuchen
at 1890.
The last car for New Brunswick
will leave South Atnboy at II 80.
The last car for New Brunswick
will leave Somerville at II :15 and
Bound Brook at II :45.
There will be no change in the run-
ming of cars ON the city lines.
Full details aa to the new schedule
may be obtained at the Offices Of the
company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
COASTED over
THE BUL.kHEAD.
Many Enjoy the Winler Sport
Down the Gordon Street
Hill.

The coasting on the Gordon street
hill, from Rector street to the sound,
is now excellent, and largo crowd
enjoys 1t afternoons ana evenings. The
frozen snow reaches to the bulkhead
and nearly all of the sleds do not stop
until they reach that point.
Yesterday afternoon young Ohristy
went down the slope Of over
two blocks at top speed. His sled hit
the bnlkhead, and, instead Of stop
ping, went on over, precipitating its
owner in the shallow, icy water some
sixaor eight feet below. Christy was
not hurt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
Report Of County Collect
Sslsiss Shows Present
Condition Of County
Finances With Fis-
cal Year Half Gone.
Special 10 lie Evening Meas.

Special 10 The Evenin.g Meas.
New Brunswick, Dec. 30:-The re-
p ,rt Of County Collector Serviss for
the first six months of this year shows
that about one-half of the total
amount Of the county budget fixed by
thu Board of Ffeehold ders last May as
the amount needed for running the
county during the year has been ex-
pended, the balance on hand at the
end of that time being $l15, 554.3i.
The amount of the budget for the year
was $245, ,967. 30, but from this amount,
ii the appropriation for ice breakers
for the Amboy bridge is deducted.
the Amboy bridge account being II
separate one, the amount was 1884,
987 80. The amount paid out during
the six months was Sil9, ,413 10.
For the Amboy bridge $50, 900 was
appropriated and also an additional
amount last year Of $l1, 900 for the ice
breakers. or this amount the balance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

JOY FOR THE
CHILDREN. .
Our SaviOur's Danish Lutheran
Church Sunday School Had
Annual Festival.

Our Saviour's Danish Lutheran
church, of State street, was beautiful
ly decorated with greens and holly
last night for the Christmas exercises
for the little children. The parents oi
all the children were present and the
church was crowded that it was nee
essary to bring in chairs and place
them in the aisles and even then some
OF the people were compelled to re
main standing.
The Christmas tree was in the for
ward part of the church and it wal
loaded down with many good things
for the little ones. Each child re-
ceived gift Of a book or toy and 9
box Of candy, apples and oranges
Before the gifts had been distributed
an entertainment took place. The
following program was rendered in Q
pleasing manner;
Song, school.
Responsive reading, school.
Song, Yea Lands to the Lord,
school.
Recitation. Welcome, Bodil Skoy
and Nellie Smith.
Recitation, The Children's Day,
Esther Peterson, Mary Larsen aud
Hilda MadseD.
Reoitation, Welcome to Christmas,
Sophus Griesen.
Song. Welkommen hel;ge Julefest,
A. Glass
Responsive reading. Juiecvangelist,
school.
Recitation, Hark What Mem Those
Holy, Emma Knudsen. Ella Lybeck,
Mary Kistrup and Sophia Larsen.
Recitation, There We're Shepherds,
A. Glass
Recitation, vor Frelser er Gud, by
several.
Recitation, Emmanuel. Mamie
Dahl, Helene Gasman.
Recitation Saa gaa via, Lille
Thomson and Victoria Vodder.
Song, DpjliRe Jorden, school.
Recitation, 0, Jesus havde vi ej dig.
Sophia Peterson.
Recitation, Var han ei fodt fortabi
via var, five boys.
Recitation, Dagan Kommer, Mary
Jakobsen.
Recitation, Frelsen. Mary Peterson.
Stricken, smitten, Serene Johansen.
Recitation, Frugten af Frelserens
Corning, Anna Ostergaard, Emile
Larsen, Dora Moller, Emma TjoIne-
lund. Agnes Smith and Mathildc
Jorgensen.
Recitation, Dol. Gasman.
Recitation, Vaagn up du som sover,
Christine Hansen, Adeline Kaftan,
Maggie Larsen and Carrie Rasmussen.
Recitation, JeR er saa glad, Charlie
Johansen. Ans. Andersen, Th. VoddeI
and Carl Hansen
Recitation, Christmas Questions, A.
Class.
Unto Him, Victor Petersen.
Child of Hope, Annie Sorensen.
: Recitation, Hans Hansen aud Christ
Larsen.
Recitation. The Low Door, Petref
Stnier, Helag Lund and Sigma Skov
Responsive reading, school.
Song, school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
The OLD
CENTRAL HOUSE
Has something to say to you at
the openingof the new year, 1905


The building is the handsome
structure at 1877 Smith Street,
you pass it coming from or going
to the Central X R. Depot.
You recognize it by its solid
ity and brightness, two qualities
which enter into its business
affairs. Now for what the Old
Central House has to say. In the
first place you will get more and
better goods for your money at
the Old Central than in any
house in Perth Amboy. This
applies to the bar as we'll as to
the domestic supply department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
SURPRISE PARTY.
Merry Gathering at Home of Peter
Hansen Last Night.

A surprise party was last night
rendered Peter Hansen, of 1917 Elm
street. All spent -ery pleasant
evening.
Those present were: Mrs. John
Drifte, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Lund, Mr..
Hansen, Sophie Hansen, Tena Jessen,
Margaret Hansen, Anna Lund, Mary
Hansen, Marno Hansen, Andrew
Anderson. Marius Jessen and Rasmu'
III ansen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
ROOF ON FIRE.

Fatrolman John Whitworth dis
covered fire in the root Of Patrick
White g. Sons foundry, at Water and
Fayette streets. shortly after 8 O'Clock
last night. Owen Morris, the night
watohman, assisted by few work
men, climbed upon the roof and exF
tinguisheu the fire with several pals
of water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Grace English Lutheran church
confirmation class will meet tonight
at Z O'Clock. Teachers meeting will
also be held &C s O'Clock, Tomorrow
there will be sale OF home made
cakes in the vestry room of the
church in Jefferson street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
NO ADJUSTMENT YET.

The adjustment of the insurance on
Joseph Gadek IS dance hall at Pulaski
Park, which was destroyed by fire last
week, was not consummated yester-
day, but was adjourned until Mon
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
TWO MORE ARRIVE.

Patrolman Tonnesen guided two
Polish immigrants to 45 Stanford
street late last night. Thus cur popu-
lation growth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
wOoDcHOPPERs TONIGHT.

Those in charge are anticipating a
large turnout and RIeat social suo-
cess at the masquerade ball of Cabin
Amboy, Order of Woodchoppers, to
be held in Wilder Hall tonight. A
large number of tickets has been
sold. aud all preparations are being
completed today. Handsome prizes
will be given for the best costumes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
INJURED HIS ARM.

A boy whoss arm was injured on
the Lehigh Valley was taken to the
city hospital by DIR. G, W. Tyrrell
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
FOUND BARREL OF NUTS.

A barrel of nuts found in front Of
State street fruit store was returned
by the policeman finding Ii to the
owner about 1 80 o'clock this morn.
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
ANOTHER MEAT MARKET

Greenspan Bros have rented the
store at 24s Smith street and will
open o first class meat market next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

PIANOS AT PEDEa OLSEN'S
97 Smith ST., the old stand. 11-2G-12-31
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

Do you want to sell anythings Adver-
tise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
BARGAIN IN
Smith Street Income Property

House and Lot, $500; worth $500
next sprirg. Only $1,000 cash required.
WARD B. SNYDER, q Smith St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-18
Great Interest In the Leading Turf
Event OF the United
States
REVISED LIST OF STARTERS.
A Neat Fortune is Ready and Waiting
For the Winner Experts Believe
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BRUyETTE WAS THE FEATURE.
Handicapped by Sore Hand, He Made
Some Wonderful Stops--Pitch.
iug Was Great.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

We have had ball games that we're
good, bad and Indifferent, but the contest
at Walkers yesterday afternoon stands
far above anything we have had this sea-
son.
Tho pitching was first class on both
sides. lloon for Butte allowed but eight
hits, well scattered throughout the twelve
Innings Essick for Salt Lake. was also
hit eight times. all hits scattered. Butte
played an errorless game, while Salt
Lake made Ave errors, but none OF them
costly Tho final score was ? to / IN
favor Of the Gmlnites. Salt Lake made
a run in the first inning by Hanniyans
throe-baggor and Weeds out at first
Butte made run In the third by three
singles
There was absolutely nothing doing
from that time on until Salt Lakes half
OF the twelfth. Then 1t was ping-pang.
pang. three singles and an earned run,
and the agony was over
The pitchers did some OF the greatest
slab work ever seen on Il local diamond,
and both are deserving " great praise.
lgssck pulled his team out Of several eX-
ceedmgy dangerous places aud never al
lowed himself to become ratified In the
least
But the feature, practically the whole
show, war our man Bruyettc, who hovrrs
around short He got back into the game
yesterday, handicapped with sore hand.
Tho member was bruised and had TO be
iancod two or three times. 1t was very
painful but Bruyette was determined to
play ball, And how hc did play Salt Lake
and Butte players alike declare they new
cr saw position nelded as Bruyetto took
care OF short yesterday afternoon. lie
made soma OF the most phenomenal stops
ever witnessed here and but Tor his high
class tc.u,ng the game would have gone
TO Butte. Burning grounders. one after
another he gathered up. and with lightn-
Ing like speed and true accuracy, he shot
tho bali to first aud home or wherever
1t was needed always landing the runner.
Only twice did he fail. in u chances. und
even those did not cause any worry,
1t was great pitching game a great
fielding game, and each and every inning
was intensely interesting. II Will be- a
long time before anutner such game IL
seeil here, and II is unfortunate mat the
crowd In attendance was 80 small.
Inc score by innings;
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close the four days Of enjoyment pro-
L., a.. milo

close the four days Of enjoyment pro-
vidcd by the Elks,
The wrestling colaest for the inter-
mountain state championship, between
Charles Ross and II s. Lewis vii also
come on ON "Thc Pike" This Is me
third and decisive match between the
two contestants.
Yesterday was rather dull day. A
number OF the visitors and citizens who
have participated in the revelry APP
parently took day or In which To
rest up. Several fishing excursions
were made and other changes In the
program Of amusement were impro-
yisen by the people. The evening, how
ever. brought the usual crowd TO THE
Pike" and the Kangaroo court did
a good business, Ern Buckley, new
bailId, made a diversion In the digni-
fed tribunals method of distributing
equal and exact justice TO ALT and car
ried q lasso with him In making arrests.
Some OF the most obstreperous prison
ers wer compelled to walk " run be-
hind the patrol wagon aftrr being las-
seed, which novel and effective way Of
bringing them into couit was highly
appreciated and Mr. Buckley was high
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j.. Two Seconds From World $
Wy Mark for Two Miles
Unpaced
Nv AMATEUR RIDER WINS
:, Given on Saucer Track Last
W., s...l,c We're Highly Interesting
To Race Fans Present

:. ssortstop Bruyette was the . dls.,ng. :.
n s"S nm, Of yesterday afternoon
's' nail game SO was "Billy sam, sam,
Te" 40 lat nights bicycle race meet
alson " track The Provo sprintor
a m' ono NO. Of the greatest rides in iact
nans ,, NJ" ever accomplished on race
ne st's "- a distance Of two miles uh'
track foT d
rae'd ,,n,orod. tho worlds rec
,sld by Frank Kramer ana laS'
''o a.,ag lowered his former record by "
Y',. 200 seconds. lie covered the as
E'u wv 2.w4.5. riding from scratch,
u nuss now holds the worlds record
any nile and two miles unpaeod' nc
" ',obably 20 after the three'm''e rev
I'D ere long ,.,, ,h,t somuelson
'mrsd FIRST place In the two-nll'e
"p.' II. gas content to sail along be-
~" ,.o aeld until two laps from the
luu chem be made a wonderful sprint.
.oos ,bc lead and captured tho event
!, me record By a goo Wnot' ""sN
e,orgo Maxwcll's record OF liz for 'he
40 A motor, was beaten last night
N amateur, ia Heagren. This nervy
.,nrs RIDER used a double'cyllnder ma
hin, and for eight laps rode at break
.scE speed. He covered the milo In
la5 Vs. ,.o noo
ration day road race, made his iirst APP
rs,r,nce on the track with the amateurs
Ind he gave them, as wen as the specta-
AVS Biz surprise by his fast work Ito
ws .lyen a handicap Of % yards over
,Na oiber riders, but from the signal 70
XII no rode for all he was worm, ana
,%shed arst with half a lap to spare
Tbe dye.mlle match race was tanule
"a vent 10 Hoffman by default, bowler
sSa VA matched against Hoffman. pune
,arr.G A tire In the third mi ana had 20
tfon ont Holman continued to ride ana
'eyered the five miles IN SO2 20
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NO DOUBT ABOUT III.
Hairy Forbes Knocked out by Bantam.
weight Champion Frankie Neil.

Chicago, June frankie Neil Of San
Francisco, at the Waverly Athletic club,
Knocked out Harry Forbes In the third
round. Forbes was knocked senseless and
was carried unconscious from his corner.
This Is taken TO settle all disputes of the
bantam weight championship,
In the first round the advantage was
on tho side Of Forbes, but Il was slight.
In tho second round Neil landed some
very heavy blows on Forbes stomach and
Forbes put IN anumber Of left labs and
llght uppercuts on the champions face
The blows however, had little effect on
Noill, who rushed constantly throughout
the round.
AZ the opening Of tho third round Il
seemed that Forbes was about 10 gain the
upper hand. lie sent straight left to
Neills face, STRENGTHENING him up, and
then or, sscd with the right to the jaw,
lie repeated this twice more without a
return Az they backed away from a
cllnch Nell let go vicious left swing
which ought Forbes fairly on the chin
and he went TO the floor, He was up ut
the count of nine, but was weak. Neil
sent another left to the jaw aud Forbes
went down for the second time. While he
was lying on the floor his seconds throw
towel into the ring as a token Of de-
feat, but neither of the lighters nor the
feierta noticed II ana as soon as Forbes
was on his feet the light began more
fiercely than before. Forbes put right
on Neilrs jaw that sent him whirllng
across the ring. Nell recovered quick-
ly and rushed and AS Forbes came TO
meet him Neil hooked his right TO the
Jaw. The blow lifted Forbes clear on his
feet and he struck the nor ON the ton Of
his head. lie was completely knocked out
and did not recover consciousness for
several minutes