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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08

April 9TH, 1904.
The spring term OF school in Dis
trict No. 6 will commence on Wednes-
day Of this week, with Miss Sarah
White % teacher.
Mrs. Albert Empson is expected to
return home this week from her visit
70 relstives ct Cologne, Mimi.
Earl Liggett. who has been attend
ing school In Big Stone during the
winter, will be ct home during seeding.
Joseph Ede's family visited rela-
tives fl Big Stone last Sunday, and
LETT Joe u home to bach it.
Mr.. Grassman who lives on the
Ktppen farm will haul cream to the
Albee creamery for Alban and Yer
non farmers during the coming sum-
mer
Fred Kittenbeil and Herman Kosse
have each purchased . new incubator
this sprinG.
Farmers are Ill busy seeding this
week, o. 81 least up to this data, and
agents and peddlors and other bores
OF that sort are not needed in the
farmers business just now.
Mce M4tt FARMER came from Whoa-
ton, Mimi, today on . visit to her
parents. Nj. and Mrs. r. N. Will
liams.
Berthe Partridge, who had ! leg and
collar bone broken on Monday Of last
week II rapidly recovering.
There will be a apron social ct the
school house ia district No. I, near
Big Tom on Friday night OF this week.
An entertaining program is on for the
evening and : good time is assured to
al and everybody IL invited.
a. a. Riley Is expected home from
Hot Springs, Ark, Thursday Of this
week.
Joseph Arnold, who has been an
inmate q the county poor farm for
eeyeral PEARS past, died today. Mr..
Arnold vs. shout n~inety-one years
old md hi death was due to his adj
vanced -.
Harvey Schaffer has engaged 10
wcrk Tor ban Moser for this year.
he Went.
Hs--Be candid and tell me when you
Ment ns g 50. 4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08
ALBEE

All the farmers along the mail route
are purchasing boxes and will be
ready for business Friday when the
route will be opened. C'Leary &
Cahill have the boxes for sale and
were out on the route Tuesday placing
boxes at nearly every farm house.
Farmers are not slow to appreciate
the good these routes are doing them
and to take hold of them for keeps.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08

A Famous Labyrinth.
The famous Labyrinth of Egypt"
contained 300 rooms or chambers and
twelve halls.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08
REV lilo

Item. Mafcn 81, iSo4.
A caucus was held Tuesday night
to elect delegates to the county con-
vention held at Milbank yesterday.
A. ID. Jones was appointed chairman
and Raymond Dillman secretary of
the caucus. 1t was decided to vote
by reclamation by a majority of some
thing like 81 to II. The following
delegates were elected: Max Koelle,
A. ID. Jones, Herman Bork and S. J..
Dillman. The opposing faction dis
puted the right to vote by acclama-
ton and held a caucus later on. Two
of their delegates appeared at Mil
bank but were ruled out by the com
mittee on credentials.
Frank Skinner was home from
Brookings, where he is attending col
lege. over Sunday. He says the
military organization at that school
is to attend the fair at ST. Louis in
June.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08
CORN FOR SALE

Say brother farmer, have you Sc
cured your seed corn? If not, call Or
write and see what a nice lot | have:
seven different varieties full OF vital
ity and thoroughly dry, all grown
here at home. Prices right.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08
Tea Tfnn1ePa.

e TfppleFs.
Belfast is the great tea drinking city
Of the United Kingdom.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-08

He went.
Hs-Be candid ana tell me when you
Mant nj ~ 60.
Aner-1tso aecuplc Of hours too late
- t1nnt9mArt "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
DOWN The BAY
by MOONLIGHT.
Big Excursion Under Auspices Of
the South Amhoy Train
men

Great preparations are heing made
in this city and South Anboy bv tile
railroad men to go on. the excursion
of Star of Jersey, Lodge No. 484 oi
the Brotherhood of LIZ comotive Fire.
men. of South Amboy, to Coney Is
land, Wednesday afternoon.
This is the second annual moonlight
excursion of tho firemen of South Am
boy and that it will be we'll ATTENDED
is we'll known. The big steamboat
Cygnus has been chartered from the
Iron Steamboat Company, and as it is
one of the largest aud safest excur-
sion boats in commission today. no
one need have any fear of trouble
aboard. The steamer leaves South
Amboy at the P. r. r. dock at
o o'olock. and from the steamboat dock
IN this city at 2 80 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
Request for a Transfer Based
on the Fact that Place is
Unfit for Business.
INVITED TO VISIT.
Applicant, Who Is Hall Ayonae Man, Says
He Can Get HIS Landlord TO % Nothipg
for Him and is Satisfied that After the
Excise Commissioners See the Property
They will Allow Him to Move.

At the meeting of tho Excise Board
last night, along letter was received
from Petty Jogolosky, of 600 State
street, in which he nsked the board te
grant him n transfer of license, as the
building he wos IN was net in I'll
condition to 1.-Two or to keep saloon.
He said the. owner refused to make
any repairs The board was invited
to come to the place and make an in.
spection. so as to sec that the truth
was being told.
J he board talked the matter ovei
Ind after thorough discussion thsy
decided to make the inspection and
tomorrow night at o clock tlicy will
make the trip.
The request of a transfer of saloon
license, at "a Hall avenue, from Leon.
ard Zrambo to Stephen Laswoski, wat
read aud on ballot granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
Was ParOIed from the Railway
RefOrmatOry Only Fourteen
Days Ago.
Detective HUFF was on the Tool Robbery
Case Which Occurred In BUILDING Near
the City Hospital Recently Found
Young Man Using Tools Similar to Miss.
Ing Ones.

BY clover work on tho part of Detec.
tive John Huff, today Thomas Simon
son, nineteen years old, of New
Brunswick avenue, paroled prisoner
from the Railway reformntory, is in
Jail awaiting trial for. stealing num-
bcr of carpenter tools, and it will
probably go hard with him.
AS told III the News, John Soronson
reported to tho police that some one
had stolen his carpenter tools from
the building being erected by Con-
tractor Momberg.s near the hospital.
Huff was set to work on the case by
Chief Burke and yesterday afternoon
he learned that Simonson, who was
employed on building in Norih Am
boy, was using tools that looked like
Sorenson s The officer went to the
building where the young man was
working and found that he had the
missing tools. A thorough search of
his boarding place brought other miss
ing tools to light and the young fell
low was locked up. He has been ont
of the reformatory only fourteen
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
GOT BUSY AT ONCE.

Whom Jones & Meehan, the contrac.
tors who are to pave Smith street with
asphalt, between State and High
streets, commence work they will
find that during the past week num-
ber, of holes have been dug for the
laying of the different kinds of pipe.
Siuce the announcement in the News
that tile contractors would start worK
in ten days, all sorts of underground
pipe is being laid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
Washington Hose Company Gave
Fine Smoker at Harinanns
Hotel Last Night.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
Everybody SMOKED to their Hearts, Con-
tent and Were Roya'Iy Entertained BY
Troupe from New York Money
Cleared viii be Used 10 Furalsh the
New House.

The hall in the rear of Hartmann 3
hotel was well fitted with number Of
business men and firemen. of this city,
last night. The members. of Washing
ton Hose Company gavo smoker to
their friends in honor of the new
house they are having built and the
equipment they recently received from
the city. The money they cleared
from the affair will go toward pur-
chasing OF new furniture for the tft-
ting up of the new home.
Before the smoker an entertaipment
of the highest class was given and the
people were kept in roar by the funny
stories and sayings OF the New York
troupe engaged by the firemen.
Cigars, pipes and tobacco were In
evidence everywhere and the COM
mittee was ever watchfui to see thnt
no one went without smoke or some
thing to drink At 10 o. o'clock, after the
entertainment was over, q grand supper
was served, after which the guests
left for home. YR l,smoker was 2
grand success aud one tlihf 0iH not
be forgotten soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
G. {. STATE
CONVENT TON.
To be Held in Central Baptis1
church Elizabeth in October.
Making Preparations.

Arrangements have been practically
vention OF the New Jersey Christian En-
deavor Societies to be held at Elizabeth,
October q and Z. Because of the fact that
the United Society of Christian Edeavor-
ers will hold no meeting this year, the
committee in charge of this State conven-
tion believes that the convention will be
largely attended, and with this fact in
view, they have secured one of the larger
Elizabeth churches, the Central Baptist
church, was the place of convention.
The Third Presbyterian church will be
used for overflow meetings.
The convention topic will be 1.-THE
Spiritual Life'' and this will be developed
in its various phases by six or seven of
the leading Endeavorers Of the State.
Among the other speakers Of the conven-
tlon are to be Robert 4. Speer, secretary
of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions; Rev. Walter Thorpe, chairman
Of the convention committee and pastor
of the convention church; John T.
Sproul, of Arlington, president of State
societies; Won Ogden Vogt, general sec
retary of the Endeavorers; George Hor-
ton, Junior State Superintendent; Rey.
DR.. FLOYD W. Tompkins, of Philadelphia,
and Rev. DIR. Cornelius Woelfkin, of
Brooklyn, who will deliver the conven-
tion sermon at the closing session on the
second day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
James P. ConneII Of Hartford
Street Takes a Bride From
that City.
EMPLOYED ON TUCBOAT
Me-. ConneII Will Reside In Jersey City
Upon Returning From their Wedding
Toar-was Formerly on The Allentown
Plying Between this Part and New
York.

Wednesday afternoon James Patrick
Connell, If 13 Hartford street, who il
employed in Jersey CITY ns chitf on
ginoor on the Lehigh Valley tugboat
Oswego, and Miss Margaret Warning,
of jersey Oily, were married in st
Peter S Roman Catholic church there.
The bride was dressed in gown OF
pure white silk al d wore n large pic
ture hat She carried white carna :
tious.
The bridesmaid, Miss Hattie AL
bright, of Yonkers, N. Y, wore a
dress cf white silk organize, aud
carried pink carnations. She also
wore large picture hat. The best
maniwas Thomas Council. of this city.
After the weddlng grand wedding
feast was served. The newly married
couple left for q two weeks tour.
When they return they will reside at
Sl6 Washington street, Jersey City.
Mr.. Connell, who lived III this city
all his life, was formerly an engineer
on the Lehigh Valley tugboat Allen
town, but was promoted to his pres.
ent position some time ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
FAREWELL ORDERS
e BEEN POSTPONED
Ensign Wissman May Remain in
This Field for Another
Year.

Owing to Colonel Clifford, the pro
vincial officer, not arriving from Lon
don Congress, the farewell of Ensign
and Mrs. Wiseman hns been postponed
for two weeks longer. The meetings
will BIO in charge of Ensign Wiseinan.
Mrs Wiseman and the children will
leave Friday, tho nineteenth, for Long
Branch, where they will be spending
two weeks before taking another mp
lpointment. Next Tuesday night there
is to be great musical meeting con
Quoted by Mr.. and Mis- Anderson
and number of others
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
One Man Accused Another Of At
tempting to Kill Him Case
Was Dismissed.
STORY OF THE TROUBLE.
Became Arsered at Reported Action Of
other and Is Said to Have Gone to His
Room and Fired Revolver Did Not
Know whether the weapon was Loaded
or Not.

Mike Danczy, young man Of West
Side avenue, was Ill police court this
morning, charged by Andy Poscowitz,
of the same place, with firing shot
from a revolver at him and threaten
ing to kill MIN.
A few days ago Poscowitz said that
he was at work carting water as the
water pipe was out of order, when
Danczy's mother appeared on the
scene and began to call him names.
He lost his temper and threw a pail
water, but it missed her, and she left
thu. place.
When her son came home that night
he was told If tho trouble, and went
to Poscowitz's room, according to the
storl, and pulled gnn and fire..
Poscowitz could not tell il the gun
contained n bullet or only q blank.
Danczy said 1t was blank Recorder
Pickersgill said that the case was the
same old kind and dismissed it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
Woman TeIephOned to Police
Headquarters That They
Threatened Her.I
GIVEN 80 DAYS EACH.
Woman was in Police Court This Morning
But Could Not Identify The Men Both
Pleaded Innocent and One Asked that
His Record be Investigated He Nay be
Liberated.

Thomas Mccoy. aged forty six
years, and Henry McGrath. fhirty
years old, were arrested by Patrolman
Wool ndsMcDermott yesterday after
noon after woman had telephoned to
police headquarters from the western
section of the city that two tramps
were in that neighborhood begging
for money and food and roundly abus-
ing those who refused them.
The woman was in court this morn
ing, bnt could not identify the men
as the one who were causing the
trouble. Mccoy, who claims to be a
lather, is we'll known to the local po.
lice. and when arraiRned before Re.
corder PickersgilI, this morning, he
was given thirty days in the county
jail.
MoGrath said that he had left Eliz.
abeth, yesterday, to 70 to work in
Carteret on the new school house, but
when he arrived at tnat-place ne was
not needed. lie told the recorder that
he was not a panhandlcr, and had
Ineyer- begged iR his lifvand could get
first clars references from number OF
people in Elizabeth. The recorder
gave him Thirty days, but told him
that If he could find anyone who
would soy that he was alright be
would let him 20. He asked the chief
to Telephone to the Mayor OF Eliza
beth or the chief of police. He will
most likely be allowed to go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
NEW BRUNSWICK MAY HAVE
ITALIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

New Brunswick, Aug. 12:-There
Is good prospect for another Catholic
church being organized in this city
shortly, with members of the steadily
growing Italian colony as parish
toner's. For the past two weeks an
italian priest has been in tho city
working among his coIntrymon and
urging them to form new Catholic
church, and The project has made
such progress that it has been decided
to hold meeting on Saturday, when
the piatter will be fully discussed,
and 1t is probable TINT it will take
definite shape.
Sunday morning at O'Clock q
special mass for Italians will be held
in the basement of the Sacred Heart
church, and similar services will be
held for number Of Sundays follow
ing, Rev. Father Devine having
granted the use of the basement for
this purpose.
There are now abuut fifty Italian
families which attend the Catholic
churclies, TO bo fonnd iu tha CITY. OF
this number forty families are in the
Sacred Heart parish and ten families
are in st Peters parish. The families
average about five persons each. Be-
sides these families there are q con
siderable number of Italian men to
be 10 ind in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
BIG DEMAND
!. FOR PAINTERS.
Every Contractor Busy and Gould
Put More Men TO Work il
they Had Them.

Every house painter in this city is
now at work and the contractors
lave so many jobs on hand that it Is
almost impossible for them Ito get
enough men to do the work.
On Staten Island the work for
painters is also very brisk for some Of
the local men are working over there.
Yesterday afternoon boss painter
from Staten Island was in this city
trying to get men. He was willing ID,
pay New York wages but could mol
get any.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
K. OF P. HOLD
BIG PICNIC.
To Be al BOyntOn Beach Wed.
nesday With Woodbridge
Lodge Joining.

Algonquin lodge, Knights of Pyth
ias, and of the Woodbridge lodge will
hold picnic at Boynton Beach next
Wednesday. They arc now working
hard to make the event great success
socially. Admission will BIO by inv l.
tation only and those invited will
find everything free. The dance will
commence about 8 o'clock and last un.
Til midnight This is the big day al
the convention at Louisville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
WILL HAVE A
CELEBRATION.
Eagle Hose Company Expects
Soon to be in lis New
House Now Building.

Eagle Hose Company, the new fire
organization of Dublin, expects to
move into the new fire house, which
is being erected for them, within a
very short time. As--soon as they dc
they intend to give grand blow
out to number of friends. That il
will be swell affair is certain, foI
the boys in that district have decided
that it must be tho event of the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
W. uEO SO10OOe'Ou " UT 70 DC t11S
Largest Wine
and Liquor Dealers

in this locality, carrying the largest
and most selected stock procurable,
We undersell all our competitors
because we are able to buy much
cheaper for the simple reason that
we are bigger consumers and there
fore buy IN larger quantities. You
can therefore readily see that by
dealing with us you are the gamer,
for you will procure the best quail
ties at the cheapest prices. The
new building now being completed
on Smith St, opposite lhe c. r. R.
depot will be fitted out as an up-to-
date, first class wine and liquor
house and will be under our man
agement. Watch for our announce
fllcnt of ifs ODeniup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
GOT SIX MOATHS EACH.

Mount Holly, Aug. 12:-In the trial
and Joseph Timbers, for shielding the
three negroes who are now serving sem
tence for attacking Mrs. Charles L. Bid
die, it was testified that Robinson had q
tooth brush in his hand when it was
alleged he threatened TO kill the special
officers who entered his house. The
officers believed 1t was razor.
All three were convicted aud sentenced
TO six months imprisonmcnt
LOST-Gold watch Chain, finder will be
suitably .irwafded on leaving same at
News Office sf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
HAD PICTURE TAKEN.

Last night at $3.50 O'CLOCK Chief
Burke's finest had their photograph
taken by Recorder P;ckersgill. Each
one Of tho officers will be presented
with picture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
PICNIC AND DANCE.

Tuesday night the German society
vorwaertz will hold a picuic and
dance ut George Loeser's, Excelsior
grove, at Maurer. Two prizes for the
bowlers who roll up the best scores
will be given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
CADETS MEET TONIGHT.

Tonight at O'Clock the Westminster
Cadets will meet at the home Of Arthur
Griswold, 1853 Broad street, to spend q
social evening. They expect to have
jolly time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
HUNGARIAN BALL.

A Hungarian ball was hold inKish s
Hall, State street, last night, by a
number of young people of this city.
1t was we'll attended and all seemed to
enjoy themselves
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12

FL, LARKINS 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12
Choice Corner Property

Adjoining New School No Z, at Brighton
Avenue and Paterson Street. Suitable
for Stores and Dwellings. 100 #. 100 Ct.
Low price. Easy Terms.
WARD b. SNYDER. q Smith 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-12

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