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Ger @ruA QCbt 10 lunqC
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PM Die NnihuIoi9lm0 ans ocm ga.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
RESIDENTSGRATEFULA AT.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Street and Water Commissioner
0uinlan Does Good Work
at cuIverte.

| NAHs 4. NtL e.. LL. H.A L ~. VI o.
The residents of Broadway between
Henry and John streets are delighted
with Street and Water Commissioner
Qninlan's work at the culverts ON the
corner of said Streets. They asy thai
the excellent three days work done
BY him, has given them comfort that
they have not had for tho past fifteen
years. They havang been tormented
nil that time with the water rushing
up on the side walks and into the
yards and cellars whenever there was
q bad storm, when rain poured down
in torrents, mons of it washed uD oil
the sidewalks and very little passed
the sewer opening most of it being
thrown back and into the W basin
They are SO pleased that they wish u
give Mr.. Quinlan n vote OK thank,
through the News and say that
they believe in giving praise where il
is due aud that the work Inns been
extra we'll done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
OVER THE ISLAND.

Midland Beach's popularity, as attested
by the unusually large number of visitors
this year, leaves little doubt in the minds
of Staten Islanders that Mr.. Hinchcliffe's
idea of building a boardwalk from Mid
land Beach to South Beach will be car
ried out in time for the opening next
year. Mr.. Hinchcliffe's idea is to build a
board walk similar to that at Atlantic
City. At present to get from one beach
to the other a long walk is necessary. un-
less a ride on the Soathfield Beach trolley
line is desired. Heretofore, or before the
completion Of the trolley line, the walk
between the beaches was impossible ex-
cept at low tide. With a boardwalk of
sufficient width there is no doubt that
the idea would prove a paying n to ali
con cerned.
Midland Beach has many inducements
for the better class of people. There are
no concert halls, no free shows, 40 dane
urally clean. The water is excellent for
bathing. The Midland Bench Casino is
devoted to comic opera and refined
vaudeville, presented by a permanent
stock company, and nc liquor of any kind
is sold on the premises.
The annual water carnival of the Ocean
Yacht Club, of Stapleton, will be held
Sunday in the bay off the club house.
The committee in charge comprises
Messrs. George W. Stapleton, Otto e.
Schroeder, Thomas j. Mcknight, James
Clark and Frank Phayre. A feature will
be a parade Of motor boats, with a prize
for the one best decorated, and a race be-
tween the boats for q special prize.
The thirty-fourth annual excursion of
the A. o. II. of Richmond county, which
was to be held Tuesday, was postponed
for a week. A large, number of persons
assembled on the St George pier ready to
brave the storm, but the committee in
charge decided to call it off rather than
take chances of meeting a seyee storm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
FoRTIFYlNo PORT ARTHUR.
Work Dono Mainly by Manual Labor
Coolies Paid Seven AID Eight
Cents a Day.


The work OF fortifying was done
mainly by manual labor, with as little
use Of machinery as possible. All the
dirt for the fills and the embanlSments
and that removed from the cuts was
dug up by primitive Chinese shovels,
and carried In baskets, two of which
were suspended upon a pole balanced
a coolies shoulder, Gays the Chi
icago Record-Herald. Instead of using
pumps to get the water out of depres-
sions, tightly woven baskets with a rope
at each end were sl~;illfully swung by two
stout men so as to carry water from one
reservoir to another higher. whence IN
the same 1t was lifted to an
other, and so on to the required height.
So cheap was human labor that these
primitive methods were really the most
economical. seven o eight cents a day
being considered high wages for a coolie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs, Cecilia Wynnc, Of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mrs. Rose Moon.
Mrs. w. A. Gillian entertained a party
of friends at dinner on Saturday evening.
Miss May Paulglaze, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. Il. Zimmerman.
Miss Ray Ebirill, of New York, is visit
ing Miss Hattie Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. King, of Port Richmond,
.lave returned home after n two weeks
visit with the Rev. Dir. MCGOWAN.
Miss Anna De Haven is visiting at
Hopcwell, N. j..
: Mrs. Gorham Boynton is seriously i'll
1T her home in Sewaren. Miss Mamie
Harmed is in attendance.
Mrs. zeihn was in Railway, Monday
morning.
1 Miss Reba L~oudenslager is spending
several weeks at Asbury Park.
! The engagement of Miss Helen Savage
and Mr.. Edward Cone has been an
bounced.
Rev. Henry Herman Hopkins, formerly
pastor of the First Congregational church,
Of this town, has marTied-a girl from
Poughkeepsie an has gone to California;.
Mrs. Ellis i. Edgar Is improving ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
BUSINESS FER CHEF IDEA
Harvard Professor Tells E.ory CT {
Broad Flint Directed alta
Bashful Lover. I

IL heard last week. said Prot. Gutee
of Harvard, "a good example of doubl
entenGre. There was a man who ha,
been counting a woman for Ave or 81.
years. This man, II was plain, lovet
the woman; he called on her five night
In the week, but in that shy mood com
mon in New England he could not brint
himself to propose. He sat n even
ing opposite his sweetheart. He hat
grown quite bald since his counting has
begun and, as for her, little lines hat
appeared about her mouth and eyes, am
she stopped az she walked. Very desper-
ate she was. 1t seemed to her that the,
might have been married five years ago
1 SEEM said the shy lover, I seen a
ad. to-day for a suit for So Was i
q wedding snit?' the woman asked In {
strange voice. No he answered nery
ously, 1t was a business suit Well
l mean business said the woman"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Weber and son Char les, of Linden,
N. j., are the guests of Mrs. Forman, Of
Princes Bay, for a few days.
Telephone linemen, from West Brighton
were at work in ~Tottenville, yesterday
afternoon, making repairs. q
A number of T%ottenville people are on
the Foiesters excursion, from Perth
Amboy today.
George Hoehn, was out of town yester
day.
A number of sidewalks about town ar
being repaired.
The Rapid Transit railroad is making
repairs to the ~roadbed, in Tottenville.
The members of the Aquahonga Gun
Club, are getting in trim for the shoot,
which they will hold on Labor Day
against the Castletons Corners, and White
Plains Gun Clubs for prizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
Better Than Mere Command You.n

There Is something Of the German
kaiser's character in the young kint
OF Spain. aud already his people are
well aware Of that fact. Recently, wher
driving through Malaga, a small ant
ragged urchin broke through the guards
and jumped right into his carriage
What have you to say?" asked tn,
king. II want O new Jacket and shoes
your majesty "But have you no ia
ther?" inquired Alfonso. Eyes" replied
the boy: "but he is too poor to give ms
any The young monarch thereupor
took his address. "Are you not goinl
to thank his majesty" inquired the aid,
de-camp. mo, sir; hut may the kins
live forever!" was the startling reply.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS

ri ."|M
Mrs. Joseph Apologize will spend q few
days with her sister at New Brunswick.
Miss Kate Afbangh will retur to her
home In Baltimore Saturday after an ex-
tended visit with her brother q. AlbauRh
and family on Broadway.
There will be a chalk lecture Ia The At.
II. church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cornell & Son
from Jersey City, are visiting Mr.. Cor
hell's parents on Main street.
Miss Nellie Thomas and guest, Miss
Laura Johnson, enjoyed a trolley ride to
New Brunswick before Miss johnson re
turned to her home In Crosswicks.
There will not be any services In Che
Presbyterian church during the month
If August, when Rev. Mr.. Nevins will
enjoy his vacation.
Charles Cornell, of Main street. will
AXE a tip to Hightstown, Sunday, on
his wheel.
p. Kenah, of Broadway has a fine de-
livery wagon it is gotten up in great
shape and Is very much admired.
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Parties who were swimming out In the
bay said it was full OF bunkers yesterday.
Mr.. William Patton, of David street,
is very ill. Mr.. Patton's brother, John.
Of Philadelphia and wife, arrived and
will spend a few days with him and his
family,
Mrs. Walter Knox, of Augusta street,
who has been quite I'LL, is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forgotten, of Ber-
gen Hill, have a young son, born Sunday
morning.
Mundy & Hunt caught seven bushels Of
weak and blue fish and two large turtles
in Tuesday evenings haul.
Mr.. Upton. of Report, Is tagging the
sidewalk of the Jaques' property on David
street.
Miss Maggie ScullE, has returned home
from a visit in New HHarm,gPsSh9ir q
Mr.. Harold Thomas has returned to his
home in Railway. after tWUp weeks visit
with relatives in Second street.
Mrs. L. Il. Haines and daughter.
Maude lave gone TO- Virginia wners
they will spend Q few weeks. Ills
said that DR.. HaineA win join later.
Thomas E. Capneff has lott a vhlua-
bio work horse. Tile Horse WINS alt
right Tuesday night and took his faoa
as usual, yesterday morning he was
found dead In his stall.
s. ~ HIMA
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Observation-Disclosures 4HHHHHhfu t1t
The Odd Fellows held 4 public install
lation of officers In their new iiarters IN
Lincoln Hall on M6hdAy night. Owing
20 the Indictment weather not so many
attended as was expeGted. There was a
good representation from Lawrence Lodge
of Perth Amboy, and Hobtrt Lodge of
Becker, ofsPlainfield, was present. D- p.
Grand Master Crowther had charge Of
the ceremonies, after which very pleasing
addresses were made by ID. ID. g NJ,
Crowther, 2. G.. GarTstsonp N, Tyrell.
Of Lawrence Lodge and r. d. g. NJ.
Becker of Plainfield A tpp GGttiripg from
the chair Theodore BuFrpws WAS present
cd with a Past Grands collar BY the Car
tcret Lodge.
A bountlful repast was served after
which DIR. Frank Crowther entertained
the company with u couple of songs and
very amusing stories, In which ca
paci5y he is an expert.
Miss Punch, of New York, is the guest
of Mrs. Bishop.
Miss Mamie Bremen was the guest Of
Miss Katie Hoar, on Monday evening.
Miss Rachel Ann Crowel is suffering
with rheumatism at her home on Rah-
way avenue.
James Finnegan of New York, has re-
turned from a trip to White Lake, N. ",
and is spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. l.. NJ. Beam.
Ernest Jones, PEN Monday in Eliza
beth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
Easily Idensiiivc Himself.

Potter-What makes you look 10 SO
rious? Anything troubling you?
Clay-l've had a stroke Of unusually
hard luck. Been refused by a young
woman before | had a chance to pro-
pose.
Potter-How did 1t happen?
Clay-I overheard Miss Daisybud say
the other evening she wouldn't marry
the best man in the world.-Boston
Transcript.
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He was Tcndcr-Hoarted.

Il doubt not" said the l~ong7haired
young man. you have heard Of the
proposed club for literary men. 4 cup
pose 1t will have your approval"
"No,r replied the editor. II could
never bring myself to use II. It salts
ies me merely to swear at people OF
that sort. | wouldn't hit EN-. -Phila-
delphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-04
TOTTENY WILLIE.
TO CONEY ISLAND
Members Of Eastern Star and Rath-
bone Sisters Had Pleasant Time

Yesterday the members of the EASTERN
Star and Rathbone Sisters, went ON an
excursion to Concy Island. Ats O'Clock
they met in the X. of p. Hall, Amboy
avenue, and walked in a body to Tottens
dock, from where the steamer, Lottie b.
carried them to Coney, They all. had u
jolly good time, and took in all of the
amusements at Dreamland, Luna and
Steeplechase Parks. AAf
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