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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-05-18
MARLBORO.
May ID.

Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins, who has spent the
winter in Ellsworth and Gouldsbor has
returned.
Melvin and Homer Wiibar and Maynard
Ford went to East 3luehill Saturday TO
attend the county grange.
Mrs. E. q. Burnham and son Arthur. OF
Egypt, were tue guests OF her father, S.
Ii. Renick, Saturday and Sunday.
George Jellison has gone to Clifton to
work in a mill for Luther Penney. Mrs.
.Iatison is with her sister, Mrs. S. Ii.
Remiek.
May 1G. APE
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INDIAN POINT.
RAE.
10.

Miss Jessie Leland is at home for short
vacation.
William Reed, an aged resident, is in
failing health.
Eben Burns and wife, OF West Eden,
called on friends Sunday.
Miss L. H. Pray is with her sister, Mrs.
j. II. Burr in Bar Harbor.
Walter Hopkins spent last week with
his uncle, Samuel Leland.
Mrs. AngelIne Ingraham fell down stairs
and severely injured her hip.
George Richards, who has employment
at Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Pomroy, of Bayside, is with her
daughter, Mrs. Melville Richardson, for
the summer.
Roswell Leland and wife spent Sunday
with his father, Samuel Leland, tho Is in
poor health.
May IS. II.
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HANCOCK POINT.
ARE.
May IS,

Eta Chester, who has been in New York
since last fall, arrived home the 14th.
Mrs. c. a. Penney Is In Bangor with her
son selwyn, who is III with typhoid fever.
Hattie Martin Is keeping house for {.
A. Penney, while Mrs. Penney is in Ban
gor.
W. A. Crabtree aud son Arthur have
returned from Bangor where they nave
been painting. They leave this week for
Northeast Harbor to work.
Nav 16. r.
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SOUTH SURRY,
SUMAc.

Curtis Young visited friends here yes
terdsy.
Lydia Young, who has been Ill, is Inn
proving.
Mr.and Mrs. Wilder, Of Newton Center,
Mass, made short visit to their summer
home here last week.
James 9. Young has moved nome from
Msriavilie, where he has been employed
for the past year on the Morrison farm.
May 10. TRAMP.
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CAPE ROSTER.
Blake is at Castine.

Hiram Blake is at Castine.
Lewis Hutehings, of Ellsworth, is max
ing Fairyiew ready for summer.
Mrs. NJ. A. Flake arrived home May s,
for short stay, having spent the winter
at Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Lester Blake and son came home
last Saturday, having left her husband,s
ship at Philadelphia. Capt. Blake accom-
panied Der as far as New York.
Nav 13 r.
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All the boats took their departure from
No. buoy at precisely Las D. M, the
wind from the SSE a stiff breeze. For the
first half mile no boat gained a decided
advantage. The Orphan gained slightly,
and rounded the stake boat 80 minutes
ahead of the Pansy; making the run in
331 minutes.
By this time 1t was blowing a strong
gale, but none of the boats thought of
shortening sail until the AIti was knocked
down by a sudden puff. filing her cockpit,
and Dat Tor the presence OF mind and good
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SWANS ISLAND.

Commissioner Walker is at work on the
roads.
The supper and sale held in the Ep-
worth League hall by the v. /. society
Thursday and Friday evenings was well
attended. About $50 was netted.
Miss Myra Herrick has the saIutatory
Lincoln McRae, the class prophecy, and
Miss Vira Joyce the valedictory in the
Swans Island grammar school gradua-
ton exercises.
May 16. DAVID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Mrs. Emily Anterior, OF Bangor, Il
visiting her nephew, @. 4. Fuller.
Rev. Mr.. Angel, OF West fremont
preached at the Methodist church sun
day morning in exchange with the pastor
Rev Mr.. Aldrieh.
Mrs Jacob Mayo was among the pass
engers who took the Frank Jones FOL
Portland Immediately after her collision
with the Lilac in the fog near Greening's
Islsnd.
The Roweua Rehekshs are planning fol-
grand affair on June 2. having invited
the Nokomis lodge, OF Ellsworth, and
Unison lodge, of Bar Harbor, TO visit
them at that date. The Bar Haroor lodge
will work the degree.
Mrs. Linda Tracy left here on Saturday
as delegate from the Jephtha chapter TO
the grand chapter o. L. s., which con-
venes at Biddeiord May 1919. Mrs.
| Tracy will take advantage OF the trip I o
visit her son, Fred Handy, at Portland.
Capt. Merrill King was rather unlueky
| in his early fishing venture. One of his
vessels sprung leak W Then she had scarce
ly reached the fishing grounds, and with
an accident to the pumping gear, the crew
had hard work to get her back to port,
minus the hoped-for cargo.
Rev. Dean A. Walker and wife have
gone to Auburndale, Mass, for his an
II ual vacation. 1t is hoped that the paint
ers will do the interior work of the
church repairs during the pastors abb
sence. In that case no services will be
held while the painting is being done.
The ladies' sewing circle was enter
tanned last Tuesday by Mrs. Grace Pease
at the Ciaremont. The spacious music
room was a busy scene for few hours.
Business affairs we're taken up after lunch,
and among other important items 1t WAS
voted to postpone indefinitely the rule
Tor serving refres hmenis, ali feeling that
1t brought too much work to the enter
tainer. The very pleasant meeting ad-
journed to Mrs. Emily Freeman's on the
following Tuesday.
May 16. SPRAY.
The sesgraves saw-mill is to be moved
to Somesviile.
Miss Mary A. Carroll has gone to Mar
| shall Island to teach.
Mrs. Mary Lurvey is visiting her daugh-
ter at Northeast Harbor.
Wilbur Lurvey has moved to Northeast
Harbor for the summer.
Fred Robbins and wife, OF Mount Des-
ert light, are visiting friends here.
Benjamin Colt has gone to Swans
Island where be is employed at mason
work.
Ralph Lurvey has gone to New Hsmp-
shire where i've is working in the stone
qusrries.
Walter Lurvey will move to Somesville
soon where he will be employed in the
SeagraVes saw-mill.
Howard Robbins, of Rocklsnd Break
water light, bias been spending week
with his family here.
Mrs. l.. T. Dodge is home after spend
4 ng the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
E. P. Sawyer, ct Seal Cove.
Mildred Monroe spent & few days at
Northeast Harbor last week with her
friend Mildred Stanley.
Owen Lurvey and Rufus Trundy have
gone to Bangor, where Mr.. Lurvey Is em-
ployed in Ayers lumber mill and Mr.
Trundy in brickyard.
Nav is. T.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. 5. d. Coomhs is gaining slowly.
Mrs. yests Wescott is having her store
painted.
though trifie improved.
Mrs. M. A. Blake visited Mrs. Coombs,
her sister, ON her way from Boston last
Saturday.
May Is. SPEC.
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sURRY.

Mrs. W. 8. Treworgy has been very Ill
with pleurisy, but is improving.
DIR. w. E. Emery and wife spent the
most OF last week in Bangor visiting rela-
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ave never get precisely what we want
In this liie," said the philosopher.
That's right" answered the cynic, "a
lot of towns through the country are get
ting libraries when they would rather
have the cash.
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YACHT RACE.

The first yacht race of the season was
sailed by the West Brooksville yacht club
May IA; course, two miles to ieeward from
No. buoy and return.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

to do. Cleaning yards, carpets, etc.
W. f. Coleman, TT Rector st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

Sextonville, Wisconsin to visit her
children and after n visit with another
son in New York City will now
spend some time with Prof. INT Mrs.
Fitch and family, of David street.
Mrs. Rowen visited Prof. Fitch two
years ago.
Miss Jenny Hull, of Yonkers, is
visiting Mrs. J. Mandy, of Broadway.
Miss Lizzie Siels and Miss Maggie
Durham of Perth Amboy. spent Sum
day with friends in town.
Miss Mae Harrington, OF Perth Am
boy, was tho guest of Miss Sarah
Marnion, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llnning were enter
%tainei by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fult 1n,
of Second street, Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

NEW YORK, May 31.-About the
identity OF a beautiful little girl who
after eight years of life as an out
cast was burned to death in a Negroes
howell in Brooklyn last Friday night
is Il mystery 50 deep that efforts of
the police to solve it have been vain.
Detectives are investigating. to discov-
err if the fire in which the child lost
her life was accidental or incendiary,
and the coroner has FASTENED the i'll
quest that nothing may be lost by de-
lay. Sealing her lips with the stub
born assertion that she will not reveal
the little girls parentage, Susan John
son, the neGress who had her in sole
charge, resists all efforts to disclose
the secret.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
r A Fl Y.
NEWS ITEMS

j. Frank Dobbins is fitting up q law
Office at his home, on upper Grand
street.
w. A. Corson is lame from q ten-foot
fall off a ladder yesterday.
George and Harry Bracher tooksa party
of friends sailing yesterday on their new
yacht Edith.
AT the Fourth of July committee meet
ing last night, w. II. Wright was chosen
permanent chairman of the finance COM
mittee. and II. S. Barnes was appointed
solicitor in addition TO his office as secre-
tary. The subcommittee are as follows:
Finance, W. II. Wright, f. C. Hyar,
George c.. Oliver, j. M. Brookfield, F. w.
Schuppman and II. S.. Barnes; entertain
ment, C. B. Holmes, f. G. Broome,
George c.. Oliver George Fl. Cowie, Ralph
Stillman; music, A. Il. Woodruff, A. b.
Garthwaite Harry Ribblett, George Van
SAINT, W. J. Drumpelman; parade, J.. J.
Coffey, Chief George W. Crowell, A. e.
Woodruff, w. j. Bodwell, w. II. Wright.
Some one fed the family watch dog of
Fred Shotwell, on st. Georges aven ne,
ground glass a day or two ago. 1t died
yesterday.
Tho musicale given by Miss Matilda
Giese and her class, in Graves's hall last
night, was largely attended.
The barn and contents belonging to F..
C. Squier, on st. Georges avenue, were
burned to the ground at about 12 80
o'clock Friday morning. The fire is
thought to have been due to matches and
rats.
Mayor James, Fl. Terrill issued or
ders to the police last night to order a
band of gypsies to move on from their
camp above st. Georges avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

CLUB.
Annual Tour Made Through Staten island
Saturday.

Under n perfect sky, with the
weather just right for touring, tie
Richmond County Automobile Club
held it's first run over the fine macad-
am roads of Staten Island Saturday
afternoon. The reason for combining
the run to tho limits of Staten Island
was that a dinner had been planned
for 80 O'Clock at New Dorp Beach,
and this feast concluded a pleasant
day for tie club.
President Charles A. Schultz, of
Great Kills, appeared III line with a
new Acme touring car. Borough
President Cromwell occupied a French
touring car with Secretary j.. j
| Worrell.
The start was made from the public
park in Port Richmond at 2:3C
O'Clock. Headed by the Com mittee
on Tours and Runs, Daniel P. Duftio
and George Van Name, tho automo-
biles started up Richmond avenue.
Northhfield, for the Fresh KILL
bridge and along the Shore roac
thi ough Rossville and K~reischerville
to Tottenville, thence owe the Am
boy road, switching off at Eltingville
to the South Shore boulevard neal
Giffords and returning homo by way
of New Dorp and to New Dorp beach.
Superintendent of Highways III. i.
Bule had these thorougllfares sprinkled
for the occasion, SO that no dust arose
to choke the men and women in the
autos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
KIDD AT ANDERsoNvILLE.
Speaking at Memorial Services, He
IdcnIized American Volunteer.


Speaking at Memorial Services. He
localized American Volunteer.
MACON, Ga, May 81. Governor
Bliss and staff of Michigan, consisting
Of the monument commission and Spe
cial committees from the senate and
house OF that state, reached Macon
last night on their return from Ander
sonville, where they unveiled the Mich
igNn monument. The address of the
day at the Andcrsonville memorial
services was made by General j. II
Kidd and was delivered to an immense
audience, including 5000 negroes. III
conclusion he said:
when the future Michael Angelo of
the republic in the years to come, far
from the passions and prejudiccs of
bronze or marble a ~presentment of the
nOblcst type of manhood that has been
produced in this country or in any
country, he will set up in the hall of
fame Il statue in which all the lines of
beauty and of grace in the human
figure will be perfectly represented,
while its localized countenance will be
Illuminated with the majesty and the
fcroic grandeur of the character of
the American volunteer. And there
grand. II perpetual reminder of all that
IS noblcst and best in the long history
CT the achievements of men,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
Meat Cause of Appendicitis.

The London Lancet reports a discus
sion of the Academy Of Medicine, Paris,
in which M. Lucas Championnere said
that every day more confirmation was
forthcoming of the idea that it was the
abuse of a meat diet which was the
principal Gauge of appendicitis. nthose
countries where natives eat very little
meat, as is Brittany. appendicitis is very
rare. In England and the United States,
where a great deal OF meat is eaten. APP
pendicitis is four times commoner than
In France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

NEW YORK, May 31.-The Memo
rial dav parade of the Grand Army of
the Republic, with Frederick l.. Schnf-
fer as grand marshal, included the "a
rious Grand Army posts, the Old
Guard. city of New York, Major L.
ELLIS Briggs commanding; United
States troops under command of Colo
mel Abner II. Merrill; the United States
marine corps, under Captain G. G. Car
penter, and the national guard under
Major General Charles f. Roe. The
parade was reviewed by Lieutenant
Colonel Higgins, Senators Depew and
Platt, Major General Corbin, Major
General Sickles and other prominent
generals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
E BAL NOTES.

Saturday afternoon tho crack Excel.
.sior baseball team, of Pleasant Plains,
defeated the Village Field Club, OF
New York, by a score of IL to 10.
The game took place at Pleasant
Plains. "Cha" Coley and Timer
NoonRn put up such a good game that
they will be signed in a few days.
They are to receive So n game and ex-
penses. Yesterday afternoon the Elk
celsiors played against the Cuban
Giants, colored.
The game between the Mt. Loretta
baseball team, of this place, and the
Deltas, of Perth Amboy, which was
to have taken place Sunday afternoon,
at Mt. Loretta, was postponed until
n later date,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
RACE RIOT AT QUAKER CITY.
Five Persons Seriously Hurt and
Many Injured.

Five Persons Seriously Hurt and
Many Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-A race
riot between white and colored persons
occurred at 1hirtieth and Wharton
streets late yesterday, and before the
police succeeded in quelling the dis
turbance five persons were seriously
hurt and Il score of others were more
or less roughly handled.
The police have not yet ascertained
the direct cause Of the trouble. At
any rate, a fight was started between
white and colored children in which
their elders became involved. Bricks
and other missiles were o o flying
through the air. The mob grew larger,
and finally clubs and pistols were
brought into play. y squad of police
men from a nearby station house was
quickly on the scene and put an end
to the disturbance. Eleven persons
charged with assault and battery and
netting to riot were arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

NEW YORK, May 31.-After rush
ing down the steep incline of the
chutef in Greenland. Coney Island,
two boats in which were eight persons
were in collision yesterday, and one of
the boats was overturned in four feet
Of water. Hundreds Of persons wi
messed the accident. Grace Gill0n. tie
years old. of Brooklyn was ncarl
drowned before she was taken out by
one of the men in the party, who could
easily walk ON the bottom. Several
women in the party suffered greatly
from shock and excitement, but I'll
were able to go home after getting Il
change of clothing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
TO ROB THE
PRINCES BAY STATION.
Noise was Heard and upon In
v~estigatiOn the Thief Ran
AW ay.

An attempt to rob the Princes Bay
railroad station was made at 9:3C
O'Clock Saturday night. George Cole,
who was passing at the time, hoard
the thief breaking the window. He
went to investigate the cause of the
noise and the thief ran away. Mr..
Cole thought he recognized him ant
yesterday Policeman Charles Boehr
arrested Joseph Platt, of Rossvillei
charging him with tho attempted
robbery. He will be given n hearing
at Stapleton some time today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
SOUTH AMBOY
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Hunt are
contemplating giving up the surprise
business during the fishing season, so
runor has it, but they have not yet
fully decided about duing so. An
other party are thinking of giving up
business here and leaving town.
Many changes seem to be the ord or
of the day i'll this borough Mt present.
The shipyard men, and now the sec
tion men, having been discharged
ri ght after the dull winters bus mess
with our merchants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

FOR SALE--AT o bargain, house and
lot OH Hall ave. Address "Bar-
GAIN" Evening News Office.
1897. 11-10-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Electricity
played many FRANKS last night in the
storm which at ten to I o'clock swept
over the city. Lights in Bellevue hos
pital were e~Xtinguishcd for three hours,
and many broadway restaurants and
hotels were temporarily in darkness.
One of the largest of the amusement
places mt Fort George, the Trochdcro
Music hall, at Amsterdam VENUE and
One Hundred and Ninety-flrst street,
was struck by lightning. The thou
sand persons who had sought refuge
there from the rain were thrown into
n state of panic, and several women
fnintCl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE.

In the John Street Methodist church
Sunday the services were OF II patriotic
character. The morning nm and
music were appropriate, and interesting
as bearing upon u National Memorial
Day.
X. attended in Il body, and also IA repre-
~sentation of the Borough Council and
public officials. A special program OF
appropriate music was beautifully zen
dered by the choir. The sermon was
artistically illustrated by crayons, that
impressively enforced the preachers
thought which was that the Bible, is the
inspiration and forerunner of all civil
AN RELIGIOUS liberty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

BOSTON, May 31.-Alarion Holder,
the six-ycar-old daughter of Herbert
A. Holder. was run over and killed by
an automobile OH Warren street, RoX-
bury, last night, and Lieutenant Com
mander Edward ii. Scribner, n naval
constructor in the United States navy,
the owner and operator of the automo-
bile. was arrested on a charge of man.
slaughter He was arraigned in court
today. The police claim that Scribner
drove quickly away after the accident,
but this Scribner denies. He was ar
rested in Lowell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
Flowers For McKinlcy,s Tomb.

CANTON, o., May 31.-Floral offer
ings from widely separated portions of
the country were received by Mrs. Nc
Kinley to be placed on the tomb of her
husband. Among those who sent me-
MORALS were President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, the president sending a
large wreath of various white flowers,
Mrs. Roosevelt a beautiful bouquet of
American Beauty roses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
Mnxor Hudson uas perisned.

NEGAUNEE, Mich, May 81. = All
hope of finding Mayor Hudson alive
has been abandoned. He is believed
to have persisted in the woods. The
mines here have shut down, and since
Saturday morning 1900 men have
secured the woods, but no trace has
been found of him except some papers
belonging to him which were found
Saturday afternoon. He was born in
Manasquan, n. j.. and was graduated
from Cornell twelve years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
REPAIRING THE BRIDGE.

The Central Railroad Company have
been repairing their bridge at Lawrence
Habor, Morgan. They drove twenty
piling Sunday. 1t is said that in the near
future n wooden bridge will be built by
them in place of the present one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
TWO MORE ENGINES.

Within the last few days three new
engines have been added to tho Tot
tenville branch of tho Rapid Transit
Railroad. Two are for hauling freight
between here and st. George, and the
other is q passenger engine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

MILLERTON, n. Y, May 81. In
view of his wife, who stood helplessly
on shore and witnessed with agony his
frantic struggles, Dr.. S. j. Bartlett Of
Armenia, N. ", was drowned. The acct
dent occurred on Silver lake, where
the doctor and a friend, e. ]. Sprague
of Albany, were bathing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
NEW BRUNSWICK.
NEWS ITEMS.

Misses Bertha and Hilda Bloom of
Hoboken, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis COIN, of Church street.
jeremiah Weatherby and family, of
George street, have zone to Long Branch
for the summer.
Rev. Y. s. Brock, pastor of st. James's
Methodist Church, left Friday with his
family for Bradley Beach. They will
spend three weeks there. at their cottage.
o. V. d. Paine, of Remscn avenue,
has returned from an extensive Western
trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
Pure Air Heals Wounds.

Wounds heal more quickly at a high
than a low altitude. This is due to the
increased purity of the atmospheric con-
dltions. The fact is well known and acted
upon even by savage races. The Zulus,
among others, carry their wounded up
into the hills, where the air is compara-
lively pure, and where their injuries,
therefore. heal more readily than on the
plans.-Medical Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31

LONDON, May 31.-King Edward
received Captain Mahan, U. S. n. IRE
tired), in private audience yesterday.
His majesty expressed his deep appre-
citation of the captains contributions
to the naval history Of the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
REMAINS BROUGHT He

The remains of Miss Emma a. South
ard were brought to this borough fol-
burial in Christ Church cemetery Satur
day afternoon, from South River, where
funeral services were held at the residence
of her brother-in law, John Whiteman.
Undertaken Quackenboss, of South River,
was funeral director. He was assisted
by Undertaken Quackenbos of this Dor
ouUh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
BIG CATCH Of BANKERS.

Bankers made II big rush into the
Mundy IL Hunt net Wednesday, at Apple
gates beach and an immense lot was
caught. The suburban farmers were on
hand buying them for their land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
C%HILDREN'S OUTING.

Saturday afternoon a number of the
10 t~tenville Public School children
enjoyed al outing at DR.. Jnhl's
grove, Pleasant Plains. They loft
Tottenville about 2 80 O'Clock and
returned home at 6 O'Clock. All had
"a very enjoyable time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
KiIIc1 DRIVING WIN Finnce.

NORWICH. Conn, May 81. Miss
n. A. Tarrant, aged twenty-tliree
years, daughter of Il prominent real es-
tate dealer of this city, is dead here as
a result of injuries received. She was
driving with her fiance, DR.. j. Dono-
hue, in NorwichtOwn. when their horse
was thrown out, and her skull was
fractured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
M EM0RIAL SERVICE.

st. Paul's M. E. church was
crowded Sunday night when the
delivered a special memorial
sermon TO the members of the local
G. A r. Yesterday afternoon the
veterans decorated the graves Of the
dead soldiers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
RESTAURANT CLOSED.

The Broadway restaurant next to Kelly's
confectionery store, is a thing of the past.
just rs ii was announced that it would
be kept open till midnight the same as
the recent lunch wagon there was "A big
time and n breakup among those inter
ested and all suddenly decamped.