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Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

ningar 6 eller Z, och de kunna genom-
l6pa Stamina vag | luften under loppet
af omkring en- tiondedels sekund. De
f0rsta urladdningarna arc de kraft
caste.
En- blixts langd kan under vissa ON.
standigheter vara Oliver 10 KIN. En-
blixt, som Won Szalbay fotograferade
flor och hvilken pa EFT afstand af $50
IN. fran kameran slog ned / en- damn,
hade en- langd af 1872 m.
Noggranna upplysningar ON blixtens
hela utseende kunna hufvudsakligen
uppnas endast genom fotografering
blixtens omedelbara narhet och skola
alltsa yara svara att inhemta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
NYUPPTACkTA PLANETER.

Fora aret u~pptacktes icke mindre
an 40 nya planeter, hvilka naturligtvis
ALA tillhora de sma ast%eroidernas
grupp. bet ar nu tolf ar sedan foto-
grafien for f0rsta gangen b0rjade an.
yandas vid s0kandet efter nya himla-
kroppar inom solsystemet, och Diet har
hos somliga astronomer nastan blifvit
en- sport" att upptacka smaplaneter.
En- here vid namn Charlois i Nizza
har sa t. ex. uppdagat icke mindre an
SO sadana, en- AMMAN, Palisa / Wien, SO.
| Heidelberg, der astronomer Wolf re-
siderar, hade fora aret jamt 100 pla-
netoider blifvit funna. Hela antalet
hithorande himlakroppar ar ganska
stort: Diet utgor, ON endast de fora
aret upptackta medraknas, hvilka er.
haiiit sin definitiva numbering, 514. Ar
1902 numrerades planetoiderna 4SO-
499.
Vid sokandet efter smaplaneter gar
sa till att kikaren inriktas pa nagon
del AT himmelen i narheten af eklipti.
kan och med tillhjalp af EFT urverk
bringas att f0lja fixstjarnornas rorelse.
En- / kikarens kamera insatt fotogra-
fisk plat u%pptager derf0r en- bid af fix.
~stjarnorna, pa hvilken dessa hafva ge-
stalten af punkter eller sma runda FLAG
kar. Finnes nu nagon himlakropp in
ON synfaltet, hvilken icke ror sig med
Stamina hastighet son stjarnorna, t.. ex.
en- liten planet, sa maste bilden af den
Stamina utg0ra EFT mer eller mindre ut
draget streck, och man kan saIedes ge-
nom en- enkel granskning af fotogra-
fen afg0ra, huru manga smaplaneter
som befinna sig inom synfaltet.
En- nara till hands liggande fraga ar,
hvarfor icke astronomerna lemna des-
sa sma obetydliga himlakroppar at de-
ras ode, utan att underkasta sig Diet be-
syarliga arbetet att berakna deras ba-
nor och att It'd efter annan k~ontrollera,
hvar de befinna sig. ia, bland de
manga mindre intressanta numren i
samlingen finnas v%erkligen nagra, hvil-
ka erbjuda EFT mycket stort intresse.
Hit bora exempelyis de smaplaneter,
hvilkas omloppstid ar / Diet narmaste
halften sd stor som den stora planeten
Jupiters. Jupiters dragningskraft ut
ofvar pa dessa planeters, "Hekuba-
gruppens planeters," banor EFT mycket
odesdigert inflytande, hvars ~beraknan-
de hor till astronomers i~ntressantaste
problem.
En- Parisastronom, Callandreau, har
fora aret uttalat den asigten att sma-
planeterna liksom kometerna efter EFT
Store eller mindre antal omlopp kring
solen sprangdes sender och aldrig me-
ra blefve synliga. Delta skulle f0rkla-
ra ,hvarf0r sa manga af dessa plane
toider icke pa manga ar kunnat ater-
finnas. Emellertid ar Diet kanske icke
IA, hvarf0r sa manga af dessa plane
man salunda en- planet med Diet val
klingande namnet Xantippa, hvilken
"hallit sig borta" icke mindre an 26 ar.
Och Diet ar icke ovanligt att en- planet
varit "forsvunnen" i EFT dussin ar.
Gilbert.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Han reste till landets fornamsta stad,
der en- medicinsk fakultet fanns. och
boriade CORA de u~nderbaraste kurer,
ofta / lakarnes harvard och under de-
ras kontroll. Men han forradde intet
for sina lardare kolleger, och Ell nagon
AMMAN heller fick veta nagot, ty efter
MACON lids forlopp m0rdades mannen
af indianer, som lagade att han Ell
efterlemnade nagot, sol kunde ge upp-
lysning ON sammansattningen af hans
medikament. Bland andra markvar-
Olga ting hade han en- trapinne som
anvandes att bryna operationsknifven
pa. Med knifven kunde han sedan
skara utan att nagot blod fl0t. Den
som skrifver dessa raider traffade en-
belgisk munk, som lange lidit af en-
stor blodfylld svulst, som v~anstailde
hans halls. En- indian skar af den med
en- hvass pennknif, son han f0rut
brynt pa EFT trastycke, och blodfor-
lusten inskrankte sig till nagra drop
par. Hvad Diet mystiska amnet pa
trastycket ar for nagot ar fortfarande
en- bland indianerna val bevarad hem
lighet, men omojligt ar Ell att Diet ar
nara slagt med ~adrenalinet.
Bland de s. k. organoterapeutiska
preparation, som for narvarande arc sd
moderna, intar adrenalinet EFT af de
framsta rummen genom sina markvar'
Olga egenskaper. Delta anne fran,
stalldes f0rst for EFT par ar sedan
ungefar samtidigt af en- japansk och
en- amerikansk forskare ur binjuren
och blef smart f0remal for talrika fysio'
logers och lakares unders0kningar. A,
drenalinets specifka verkan ar enorm
och bestar i sammandragning af blod,
karlen och 0kande af blodtrycket. bet
beh0fs Ell mera an 0/000001 gram adre,
nalin per kilo kroppsvigt for att blod,
trycket tydligt skall 6kas. Endast EFT
par droppar adrenalinlosning arc der.
for ~tillrackliga att CORA EFT operations.
falt blodtomt. Caller Diet att vid en-
kirurgisk operation savidt mojligt und,
vika ~blodf0rlust, eller CALLER Diet att
stilla bl0dning eller att CORA EFT blOd,
0fverfylldt organ blodfattigt, torde
adrenalinet vara Diet verksammaste MI
kanda medel. bet ar sAlunda EFT ofel,
bart medel att stilla blodning | lungor,
ma, magen eller tarmarna, vid tandut,
dragning o. s. v. En- operation af sva.
ra, smartsamma hemorroider kan
ev%entuelt undvikas genom adrenalin.
demanding. En- sangare med akut la.
ryngit kan efter notwithstanding
sjunga flera timmar. Eft fortraffligt
h~jalpmedel ar vidare %adrenalinet vid
Finsens ljusbehandling af lupus, eme.
dan dess Observation-Disclosures kraft
gor kompress0ren 0fverflodig. Vid re,
spirationsastma har Diet visat sig Vara
EFT f0rtraffligt medel, och afven vid
demanding af krafta har Diet befunnits
vara af stort varde. Eft par lakare
ha med godt resultat anvandt adrena,
lin vid f~orgiftningar, astadkomna ge-
nom ormbett eller genom intagande
af gift. Adrenalin har slutligen den
markvardiga egenskapen att verka
starkt sammandragande pa hudens
glatta muskulatur. Insprutas en- los.
ming deraf under huden pa en- katt,
resa sig haren, och han fortfar att
"resa borts' | timtal.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
NATURENs HEMLIGHETER kline
MAToGRAF.

Hittills oanade m0jligheter for den
vetenskapliga forskningen lofvar EFT
nytt utvecklingsskede inom kinemato-
grafbilderna, framkalladt af en- engelsk
fackman, berattas fran London. ON
ocksa kinematografen annu icke ar
stort mer an en- roande leksak, hoppas
man dock att hadanefter kunna draga
nytta af den for vetenskapliga anda-
NAL. Hur lange delta skall droja, skaIl
man inom ia veckor kunna bed0ma
da en- mr. Charles Urban amman fore
visa den v~etenskaDliga yerlden result
taten af en- kombination, som han ava
gabragt mellan bioskop och mikroskop.
For en- Londonjournalist har mr. Ur.
ban ! slit laboratorium visat EFT antal
kinematografiska bilder af mikroskopi-
ska iakttagelser. SA {. ex. sag man
fullkomligt klart en- lefvande bid af
blodomloppet hos en- groda. En- VT
terst stark ~f0rstoring ar af modem for
att CORA dessa naturforeteelser sk0ni-
bara for 0gat. Forst f0rstorar mikro-
skopet foremalet sa att man far en-
fotograisk bid deraf, ON an Ell Store
an EFT frimarke, d. v. S. omkring 500
ganger forstorad och sedan okas den.
ma f~orstoring ! ~ofantlig grad da den
placeras ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Annu ar Diet om6jligt att forutse hvil.
ka resultat som skola kunna astad-
kommas at mr. Urbans u~ppinning.
Bland annat har han lyckats visa en-
del bacillarters r6relser. Hittills ba
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
EN- GANG LxNGTANS VINEGAR
BKRA....

ON mig langtans vingar bure,
Hvad jag lycklig, lycklig wore:
Ut ur trangsel, ut till vidder,
Reua, hiriiga jag fore,
Fore dit, der sol i hagen,
Sol till hjartegrunden lyste,
Dit der under orons gissel
Ell nsin sjal i marter ryste.
Ea gang langtans vingar bara,
Hell den dagen, hell den s%tunden!
Da med barnahag jag hemtar
ALT hyad jag mig dromt som bunden
Adalbert.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

En- jattekaktus af enastaende stor-
lex fnnes | narheten af staden Phoe-
nix ! Arizona. bet ar en- S. k. pelar-
kaktus, som matt den respectable h6j-
den af ej mindre an tolf meter.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Nara 80 procent af ALA blommor ha
hvit farg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

En- person af hvarje $4,000 blir 100
ar gammal, ell af 500 uppnar en- alder
af 80 ar, och en- af hvarje 100 passerar
60-talet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Pythonormen har bland ALA dur
Diet storsta antalet refben. namligen Ell
mindre an 800.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Niohundratjugo manniskokranier pa
stas en- fransk vetenskapsman ega.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Jorden wager enligt astronomernas
b~erakningar 5,S75 trillioner ky. och so
len $4,000 ganger mer eller / rundt
tai iva qvintillioner ky. Uttryckt /
siffror ter sig delta senare tai saiunda:
1900. 900, 600, 00O, OOO, 900, 900, 0Oo, 900, 900.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Verldens aldsta lefvande dur anita
ges vara en- sk0ldpadda, vagande Ell
mindre am $50 kilogram, hvilken sal
des at Walter Rothschild at zoologiska
tradgarden i London. Man vet be-
stamdt ON delta dur att Diet ar minst
$50 ar gammalt. | en- berattelse fran
ar 1910 omtalas Diet sasom redan da
EFT vo~rdnadsvardt exemplar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
CHRISTIAN EMDEAVOR
STATE CONVENTION,

Christian Endeavorers throughout the
county are planning for a profitable and
helpful time at the eighteenth annual
State convention of the organization tc
be held at Elizabeth Octo Der 6 and Z,
and Perth Amboy will be well represent
ed at these gatherings. Those in charge
of the programme announce a pro-
gramme seldom equaled.
Rev. DR.. John +. Cowan, of the En-
deavor Would, will represent the United
Society, and Robert Z. Speer, so we'll
known to all ~Endeavorers, will repre-
sent the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions. John Willis Baer, formerly
general secretary of the United Society,
will present the cause of home missions.
aud Rev. ..Dr. James /. Va:ce, of Newark,
will give the keynote address of the
convention.
1t has also been planned to have the
Southern Jubilee Singers present to rem
der some of their characteristic songs on
the opening night of the convention,
Thursday, October 6. +. H. Jacobs will
have charge of a large chorus choir that
will have charge of the music each day of
the convention. ''The Best Things Done
by Your Society During the Past Year"
will be the topic of an open parliament
to be led by Vice President Stultz and
the Junior hour will be led by Rev.
Charles Herald, of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
LABOR UNIONS WRITE
ABOUT NEW BUILDING.

In order that the public might better
understand the position of the local
labor unions regarding the building
being erected at Washington and
Mechanic streets, the letter from the
Building Trades Council to the Board
of Aldermen is here given in full:
Perth Amboy, N. j., Sept. 10. 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board
Of A~ldermen'of Perth Amboy;
Gentlemen--At the last regular
meeting of the Building Trades Coun-
Gil it was unanimously voted to petit
tion your honorable body regarding q
building, now under curse of cree
ton, on the corner of Washington
and Mechanic streets, which we deem
unsafe for living purposes, the work
being done by unskilled labor. We
therefore respectfully petition your
honorable body to have the State In
spector of Buildings inspect she said
building and render his decision on
same.
Very respectfully,
Chris R.. Lund. Pres.
John f. Feeney, Seo'y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
POLICEMEN
START SUIT.

The four suits against the city
brought by Roundsman John E. Nor
ris and Patrolmen John Whitworth
John s. Smith and Andrew Jensen,
for their pay, which was held up by
the Board of Aldermen, are on the
calendar in the district court for Octo-
Der 8. The present suits are for larger
amounts than the first cases. The real
test is expected when these suits come
to trial, as the former verdict was for
pay only up to the date of the ere
consideration of the appointments.
: The papers were served on City
Clerk Rielley last night. The amounts
are all large. Roundsman Morris's
pay dates from August /, because he
brought no suit before. The three
patrolmen sue for salary from August
16 to September 10. Morris sues for
$105 and the patrolmen for 1853. 70
each, making at total of $314. %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
GAVE HIM GOLD PIECE
THOUGHT 1T A CENT.
Boy was Not Satisfied With The
Change Handed Him by the
Tax Collector.

A boy walked into city ball shortly
before 3 O'Clock this afternoon, and
going to Collector of Revenue Q. f.
Halls window, paid a bill of 81. 90
rendering asten- dollar bill in payment.
Mr.. Hall handed THEOLOGY a five-doIlar
gold piece and q half-dollar in change.
"You only give me fifty one cents
in change. - said the boy.
"That's a ive-dollar gold piece"
laughed the collector.
"Oh, answered the boy, 81 thought
it was only a penny Ss-s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
BEST TINE TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
c. A. Sexton Guarantees Mi-O-na will Cure
IL Used Now.

The warm weather months are the best
in the whole year for the treatment of
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. The
outdoor life, the fruit and berries which
are so literally eaten, all help to restore
tons to the digestive system.
@. A. Sexton is ready to refund the
moneyifMi-o-na does not cure indigestion
andstomach troubles at any season, but
urges all who are afflicted with dyspepsia
to begin the use of Mi-o-na now, knowing
that the cure will be more quickly effect
ed. Z
If the food you eat gives you pain and
discomfort and does not digest readily
aMi-0-na tablet taken after each mealwill
soo bring relief and complete freedom
from allstomach troubles. Milo ma soothes
and heals the inf1amed stomach lining,
mingles with the food, aids digestion,
gives tone and strength TO the whole sys-
lem, and makes complete and permanent
cures in the worst cases of stomach
troubles.
If by chance Mi-o-na should rot give
you perfect satisfaction and do all that
IS claimed for it, return the empty box to
q. A. Sexton and he will refund your
money without question. You are the
sole Judge. A SOC box contains two
weeks treatment, and this guarantee
covers two boxes.
Take advantage of the summer, the
best time in the whole year to regain
good health and to enjoy it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
SHOWS
BIG INCREASE.
President Thomas Issues Annual
Report to the Stock
holders.

&c. B. Thomas, president of the LIE
high Valley Railroad Company, has
issued the fiftieth annual report of
that property. Stockholders are given
full details of the years business, and
the report shows that the company's
financial condition is more prosperous
than tor many years past
Improved conditions in the anthra-
cite coal business, shared generally by
all the anthracite carriers, are respon-
sible for than ,two-thlTds of the
increase in earnings. Total earnings
of the system amounted to $29, S8l, 1888,
an increase of So, 227, 1888 for the year.
OF this increase. earnings from its
GOAL department. contributed 50, 730,
BIZ. 1t will be seen, therefore, that
thu improvement in the coal business,
which was reflected in the earnings
of the Reading and the Central of
New Jersey, contributed largely to
the prosperity of the Lehigh Valley.
LAOtuSlfD W ll0 COuiHhHJ , lltsttl Atl5
the tonnage moved was 10, PA, 946, q
decrease of $50, 9S6 tons, oil 2 GO per
cent, as compared with the previous
twelve months.
Probably one of the most significant
features Of the report is the decrease
in the ratio of expenses to earnings in
the last year or two. President Thomas
has succeeded in lowering this per
centage from 1.72 in 1903 to 63. 10 in
the fiscal year ended June 30 last. In
1902 the percentage was 70, IL and 1901
the percentage was 10. so. Since 1901,
therefore. there has been q reduction
in the ratio expenses to earnings OF
16. 30 per cent.
Net earnings from operations
amounted to $11 OH 1885,, an increase
of So, 1897, 1l3 for the year. After pay
ing various charges the .Lehigh ends
the year with a total net income OF
So, III, 997.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22

which started from Point Pleasant
at 6 30 O'Clock, stopped at this city at
1859. The return train leaves Mauch
Chunk at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Joseph Stumps is resting easily at
the hospital.
Repairs have been completed to the
stand and fence at Amusement Park,
damaged by the recent storms.
The leaves have begun to fall in
uuantities. FIN city hall park the ap-
proaoh Of fall is especially noticed.
At the meeting of Pc Ambo Tribe,
Red Men, tonight, tho committee in
charge of the formation of the branch
of The Hnymakers in this city, will
probably have something to report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quincy have
returned from q vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nolan, of l52
Washington street, returned home yes
terday after a ten days stay at the
Worlds Fair, st. Louis.
A new sidewalk will be laid in front
of the addition to the Hess building
in New brunswick
Graham g. McKeon have com
menced digging a cellar in Broad
street for a double frame house to he
erected by q Mr.. Thompson.
DR.. J. G. Wilson performed an
operation for hernia at the city hos
pital at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Jacob Bauman is back at Ills duties
in Seaman's Smith street drug store
after q weeks vacation.
The funeral of Mrs. Frederick Kul-
chinski, of "A Elizabeth street, whose
neck was broken by n fall from a
standing posture, Monday, as told in
the News, was held yesterday.
At the ~Chesebrough Vaseline Works
a number of extra girls have been put
to work.
Work on Edward Cohen's new ut
houses, in Madison avenue, is being
rapidly completed.
Terra Gotta workers have nearly
completed the task of replacing the
new pieces of terra Gotta in the front
part of the PERTH Ambov Trust Com
pany building.
The iron workers have started to
work on the new Slobodien building.
The new iron foundry at the Raritan
Copper Works is q great success.
A number of the closed trolley cars
we're In commission this morning be-
cause of the cool weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
NEW BRUNSWICK PRESBYTERY
REPORTS ENCOURAGING GAINS.

The fall meeting of the Presbytery
of New Brunswick took place Tuesday
at Kingston, Somerset county. Rev.
Archibald Murphy, of New Bruins
wick, preached the opening sermon.
Rev. Albert Reed was elected moder-
ator- and Rev. W. l. Campbell was ap-
pointed a committee on the general as
sembly minutes. Rev. L. @ Fuller
ton, of Princeton, was appointed to
prepare an obituary of the late Rev.
H. HI. Wells, of Princeton.
An assessment of nine cents a mem
Der was levied on the churches for
general assembly, synod and Presby-
terry expenses. Presbytery will meet
in Trenton two weeks hence to discuss
the proposed union of the Presbyterian
and Cumberland Presbyterian
churches.
For the year ending March 81, 1904,
the thirty -seven churches of the
Presbytery Of New Brunswick ION.
tributed for all purposes $144, 265. be-
ing an average of $15. 81 for each of
the 9,49S communicates. in the Presby-
terry. This is again Of seventy-two
cents per member over the previous
year. The total amount for all bene-
VIOLENT causes was $37, 800, an average
of 81 81 per member, being a gain of
sixty-nine cents per member
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
OBITUARY.

Frederick L. the thirteen-year,old
son of John and Johanna Graae, of
90 Market street, died yesterday
morning, of scarlet fever. The funer-
al was held this morning, with inter-
ment in Alpine cemetery. Rev. S. t.
Jackson, of Simpson M. e. church,
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Craze and
family came to this city severa |
months ago from Brooklyn. Over
three weeks ago Frederick fell ana
cut his hand severely on n scythe.
and he was still suffering froDl his
wound when overtaken by his last
sicK ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. y. t1re
broke out in the hold of the steamship
Minnesota of the Great Northern line
Willie the vessel was loading coal for
her bunkers at Lambert's Point piers
here. but the flames were extinguished
with only trifing loss. The fire was
caused by spontaneous combustion IN
q LOT of coal that had been loaded at
New London abaft. of midship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
CLEARED $62.37 FOR
g. HOSPITAL BY BASEBALL.

The Ladies Auxiliary announce that
500. 81 was cleared at the baseball game
between the business and professional
men which was played at Amusement
Park for the benefit of the hospital.
They urge that people do not forget
the Donation Day, Saturday, when
from 1 O'Clock on, ladies will he in
city hall park to receive any gifts
for the hospital. '2oi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
DEMOCRATS FORM STATE
ORGANIZATION OE CLUBS.

NEWARK. N. j., Sept, 22.-Large
delegations from every county in the
state attended the convention of Dem
ocratic clubs which was called to meet
in this city by the bureau of clubs, an
auxiliary to the state committee. The.
visitors We're received at the state
headquarters in the J~effersonian club,
after which they marched to the Krue-
ger auditorium. where the convention
was called to order by William s.. Cut
Ter of MorriStown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
WILL WEAKEN CASE.

Daniel Knudson and Carrie Rasmussen,
which took place Tuesday, will weaken
the case against Knudson, who is out ON
all, and Arden Slower, in Jail, who are
charged with the theft of Augustus
Longs sloop yacht. The reason for this
is that the wife cannot testify against her
husband. The girl has been in Jail since
August |, as u witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
NO NEWS IN ST. PETERSBURG.
Russian Public In the Dark a. to
Manchuriam Situation.

Russian Public In the Dark az to
Manchurian Situation.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.-There
is further delay in the receipt Of deci-
siye news from the front. The situa-
ton at Port Arthur remains a blank,
though it is felt that important devel-
opments may be even now occurring
there. The movements in the north
are still of a tentative and preparatory
character on both sides, which have
not yet crystalliZcd into a definite
clash of forces at any II point. A re-
sumption of the Japanese advance is
now expected to occur any day.
1t is the third week since the fight
ing at Jiaoyang, and the Japanese
have had time to transport REINFORCE
ments from Yinkow and bring up suf-
ficient men to the front to replace their
losses, but it is not improbable that
several days will intervene before the
armies come to close quarters. The IN
teryal is being devoted on both sides to
feeling out the strength and disposition
of the opposing forces.
The Japanese probably will attempt
to capture the passes of the Da noun
tain range, running halfway between
the Hun and Taitse rivers. The posses
sion of these passes is important for
the Japanese, as it will not only enable
them to march northward. but also
screen the movements of their troops
from the prying gaze of the Russian
scents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
SYNOD CLOSES.

Tonight the conference of the New
York and New England Synod of the
Lutheran church, which is being held
at the Holy Trinity church, New York,
will close. 1t opened Tuesday morning.
1t is being attended from this city by
Rev. L. j. Keuling, pastor of Grace Eng
lish Lutheran church, and John Dingler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22
HORSE WAS SHOT.

A horse belonging to Frank Nance,
of Staten Island, was shot Iabout 1880
O'Clock last night by Patrolman Long.
The animal was in the rear of the
laundry on Fayette street.E
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-22

SHANGHAI. Sept. 22.-It has finally
been arranged that the crews Of the
Russian cruiser Askold and the torpe-
do boat destroyer Groznovoi, which took
refuge here after the naval battle off
Port Arthur Aug. 10 and which subse-
quently ~dismantled, shall remain on
board their vessels. They will be
granted occasional shore leave. The
Chinese guardship Shant is anchored
close to the two Russian warships.
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