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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
LOCAL. ITEMS.

Dwight L. Grover, formerly Of
this city, ha been visi ting in towr
since Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Thora and Marie Lund
of New York, spent Sunday with theil
parents in this city.
Roy Masterson, of New York
visited in town Saturday.
Sheriff William Carman was in
town Friday afternoon.
Miss Margaret French, of South Am.
boy, n saleslady in the Slckles dry goods
store is on the slck list.
Andrew Augustenberg of the United
States Navy is In town. for a few days.
George Swlnson. of Gtr on treet, ha,
resigned his position at the Barber
Asphalt Works to enter the employ of G.
Goldberger State street.
Miss Cora Mertz, aud Miss Lille
Brown, returned to Jersey City, last
night, after a few days In Perth Amboy.
The work on George b. Evans cot
taRes, Madison avenue, is nearly COM
pleted.
Willie Fitzgerald, OF Atlantic City. for
nelly of Perth Amboy, is In town for q
few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Called Carnegie Fund 1nnne.

PITTSBURG, May 9.-The Carnegie
hero fund is not looked upon kindly by
many Pittsburgers. Ex-Governor VIII
liam A. Stone in addressing the veter-
ans of Post u, G. A. r., attacked the
philanthropy of the act. II consider
this newly established Carnegie hero
fund the most ridiculous, foolish and
inane organization of the present day."
he said. IF the anne spirit now pre-
walls that was shown by Americans
during the civil war that insignificant
fund of $5,0O0,000 won't last Il week.
True heroes need no official indorse-
ment other than the friendship of
their comrades and fellow men,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
SHIPPING TIED UP.
Great Lake Carriers and Their
Men at Loggerheads.
TROUBLE is OVER THE WAGE SCALE
lake Carriers Association VIII Not
Fix IL Regular Rate of Pay For
Cnptains-Fight Threatens to
He Long and Bitter.

CLEVELAND, May 9.-The confer
ence between the Lake Carriers and
the Masters and Pilots associations,
has been abruptly terminated and the
announcement made last night that no
agreement had been reached and that
Il settlement was as far away as at
any time since the opening of negotia-
tons. The conference adjourned with
out any arrangement for another meet
ing.
This means that commerce On the
lakes will be practically tied up for an
indefinite period. 1t is said that fully
20 per cent of all the vessel tonnage on
the great lakes is represented in the
Lake Carriers association. Under eX-
listing conditions no master who is a
member of the Masters and Pilots as
ISOLATION can go aboard his vessel until
a settlement is reached with the Lake
Carriers association.
Secretary Henry c.. carter of the
International Longshorcmen, Marine
and Transport Workers association, is
authority for the statement that 106,-
800 men are affected by the deadlock
between the Lake Carriers and their
employees This does no tinclude any
men rendered idle in the mines, the
lumber mills or on the Erie canal. OF
the total number given above 26,500
men are employed ON %shipboard and
10000 on the docks.
William Livingston, president of the
Lake Carriers association, gives out 4
statement relative to the breaking up
of the conference between the associa-
ton and the representatives of the
Masters and Pilots in which he says:
1--WE were in session and had a salts
factory meeting until the wage scale
was brought forward by the Masters
and Pilots The classification of the
scale of wages which they presented
was very much higher than last year,
and the executive committee Of the
Lake Carriers association felt that it
could not accede to the scale.
"We said that after very carefully
considering the classification of the
boats and the wage scale which they
had submitted we felt that in q num-
Der of cases the classification was I'M
fair to both masters and owners.
GAS the master was the executive
aboard the boat and personally respon-
sible to the owner as agent it was not
deemed advisable to fix the remuner-
alton that each individual should get
Or successfully handling his property.
The conditions of the times do not war
rant any class of labor asking for an
advance in wages oEer last year."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Name VIII Not BE Changed.

BOSTON, May 9.-The committee of
fifteen appointed by the national
triennial convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church at San Francisco in
1901 to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
changing the legal name of the de-
nomination has issued an extended re-
port in which the opinion is expressed
that any change at this time is mex
pedient. The report is to be submitted
to the general convention, which will
assemble in this city next October. The
committee recommends the passage by
the Boston convention of the following
resolution: Resolved, That the COM
mittee be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
NORTH AMBOY ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. . Goldman spent Sunday
In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. B FleIschman entertained
friends and relatives from New Brnns
wick Sunday.
Mrs. John johnson and children, OF
Newark, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans johnson.
David Fagen has had his house In Ellis
beth street painted and rep Tired.
Miss +. Lind Is spend ag a.few days in
Linden.
Philip Bauman, of Philadelphia, re.
Gently spent q few days with friends here.
Little Joseph Maxopust is very Ill al
his home on Wayne street.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Kenny spent Sunday
out OF town.
Miss Minnie Oxenford entertained a few
friends at her home on State street, Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rabln owitz spent Sun.
day In New York.
Miss M. Dryer is visiting her cousin
in Elizabeth for a few days.
George Mullen who has been very i'll
with pneumonia is able to be out.
Mrs. j. Hanson is i'll with the grippe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
C~rIticises st. Louis women.

NEW YORK, May 9.-After spend
Ing almost a fortnight in st. Louis
Redfern, the Paris dressmaker, has re-
turned to New York. When he was
not arranging for his fashion exhibit
at the exposition, he vas observing the
dress of the women on the streets of
st. Louis. 81 do not wish to make any
harsh criticisms" said Mr.. Redfern,
but there was such an astonishing
amount of bad dressing out there that
1 feel that we who have taken really
good gowns to the exposition are doing
an educational work."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
italian Murder su.pccts Held.

BELMONT, N. Y, May 9.-rhe four
Italians arrested in connection with
the murder of John Van Gorder and
his half sister, Miss Farnham, near
Angelica, have been arraigned and up
on advice of their interpreter waived
examination and were held to await
the action of the grand jury. The in
terpreter identified them as the men
who left Camp Burke on the morning
after the murder. The watch found in
the pocket of one of the Italians has
been positively identified as the one
stolen from the Van Gorder home ON
the night of the murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
BANQUET TO
Mr.. SCHEUER.
Manners and Employees of the
Firm rendered Him
Farewell Yesterday.
SAILS FOR EUROPE

A large number of his friends and
managers, and the employees of his
many stores rendered q banquet and
reception TO Simon Scheuer, the pro-
prietor of the Scheuer grocery store
system, at the New Auditorium,
Newark, yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Heis shortly to leave for n European
trip and the celebration was in the
nature Of q farewell. 1t also c.
memorated his forty-fourth year in
mercantile life. Handsome menu
cards were provided, containing Mr..
Scheuer's picture on the cover. Sew
eral of the local employees attended
the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Woman Drowned From Canoe.

WINSTED, Conn, May "a house
party of Torrington and Winsted young
people came to n sudden end by the
drowning Of Miss Lena Blackmah of
%Torrington at Highland lake, in this
place. Miss Blackman was with Guy
Beecher of TOrrington in a padding
canoe when a sudden squat came up,
capsizing the frail craft. Beecher
managed to get Miss Blackman on the
bottom of the canoe twice, but after
she slipped off the second time she
sank in twenty feet of water. Beecher
chung to the boat and drifted ashore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
AT
LONG BRANCH.

A party from this city went to Long
Branch Saturday afternoon to inspect
the garvel road pavement at that
place. They were met at the railroad
station and were driven over o mum
Der of the finest roads there. The
were much pleased with the pave.
ment, which, it is claimed, becomes
more compact under usage. Follow
ing the drive they were rendered q
dinner.
Those in the party were Aldermen
Schultz, Runyon and Donovan, CITY
Clerk RIDLEY, J. E. Stricken, w. A.
Spencer and w. H. Pfeiffer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
CLUB
AT SEWAREN.
Members of Raritan Yacht Club
Went up the Sound in
Two Power Boats.
WITH CLUB.

Nine members of the Raritan Yacht
Club left here at 10 o'clock yesterday
IN ing for a trip to Sewaren to in
spect the club house of the Sewaren
Land and Water Club. Thoy went in
W.. A. Belcher's and G. V. Evans
power boats. At Sewaren they were
met by n member of the.club and taken
through the club house. The mem
beers were much pleased with the
house and it is probable the second
floor of the new club house here may
be built something like it. After
cruising about for a short time the
members returned home in time foI
dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
The Suburbanite.

The Passenger Department of the
New Jersey Central issues regularly
an illustrated monthly magazine
nown as "The Suburbanite." 1t is
replete with information regarding
Suburban Homes, and the contribu-
tors are among the best known writers
in the vicinity.
There are many. half tone illustra-
lions touching upon every phrase of
country life, and any one interested
should send two cents in stamps TO q.
M. Burt, G. P. A, New Jersey Cen-
trail, New York City, for a sample
copy Of "The Suburbanite," o.
fiIen 6~170.5-7-tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
RECEIVER FOR
Simmer ASKED
J. S. Wight Wanted One Appoint
ed But Motion was
Refused.
DISTRICT COURT.

Lawyer J.. S. Wight made n motion
for an application for n receiver for
Theodore Simmer in the district court
this morning. Mr.. Wight secured n
Judgment against Mr.. Simmer in the
court, but Simmer claims to have no
assets. The motion was denied. H.
B. Cook represented Simmer.
Judgment was,rendered in four land
lord and tenant cases. A Judgment
for costs was gi ven in favor Of Philip
Sisklnd, against Theodore Stolte.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Sunday Ball Game stopped.

NEW YORK, May o.. Injunction
proceedings in which papers were
served on Robert Davis Of Jersey City
prevented the playing of a Eastern
league championship Sunday baseball
game between the Jersey City and
Montreal teams. Davis is one of the
directors of the organization which
owns the new grounds known as East
ern League park in Bayonne, N. J. The
papers were issued by Chancellor Pit
ney of Hudson county on the com
plant of Rev. Milton Il. Grant of the
local Methodist church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Body Of Young wentx Found.

RICHMOND, Va, May 9.-The body
of Edward L. Wentz, son of a Phila-
delphia millionaire, has been found at
Kelly View, Wise county. The young
man, who was manager of a great
mining property in and around Big
Stone Gap, had been missing since Oct.
IA last, and all that money could do
had been done in an effort to find some
trace of him. An army of detectives
and mountaineers have secured the
county without success. The body
was lying on the ground, uncovered,
and was easily identified.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
MISSION TO
Be HELD HERE.
PauIist Fathers Coming From
New York This Month to
Hold Meetings.
THEIR PREVIOUS VISIT.

Commencing Saturday, May 81, two
Paulist Fathers from the mission in
F%Ifty-ninth street, New York, will
hold a mission in st. Mary's Roman
Catholic church in this city for two
weeks.
The Pnulist Fathers are converts of
the Catholic faith from other
churches, and at the meetings which
they hold. they try to explain to all
who attend the mission, the trr Q
meaning of the Catholic religion. In
speaking about the coming mission,
yesterday, Rev. B. Il. O'Connell told
of the good work of the Paulist
Fathers in this city several years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Thief Was Up to Date.

CHICAGO, May GA glass tube me-
half inch long containing radium has
disappeared from the office of DIR. VIII
liam Allen Pussy. The radium was
received by DR.. Pusey a few days ago
from Paris. He was treating a patient
for an affection of the face when the
precious substance disappeared. The
missing radium was of the usual grade
for scientific use, worth about $780,
900 per ounce troy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
PUBLIC OPINION

Editor Evening News:
Cannot something b. done to give
better protection to the graves In the
cemetery? When my boy died he
asked me to keep his grave nice. |
have tried to do it ms far as my means
will allow. This spring, at nc little
expense for me, l had tulips on the
grave. They were just ready to come
out and Yesterday l went to the grave
and found them nipped off close by
lows. could not help crying about
it for my boy wanted the grave kept
nice and l have tried so hard to do it.
The fence is down in the real of the
cemetery. 1 went to Mr.. s. G. Gar
retson, but he said nothing could be
done. Cannot the public do some
thing?
Mrs potar M Garrison
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09

MAHANOY CITY, Pa, May o.
While repairing pulleys on the slope Of
Packer No. 5 colliery of the Lehigh
Valley Coal company John Garfield
was struck or the head by a piece of
roof coal and hurled to the bottom,
being instantly killed. In the descent
his body struck James Haffner, who
also fell to the bottom and was fatal
ly injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
POCKETBOOK
FROM THE CARRIAGE.
Mrs. Hart Reported Her Loss to
the Police W Standing
on the Sidewalk.

Mrs. w. w. Hart, of 6 Hobart
street, reported to the police this
morning that her pocketbook, con-
tanning $11. rs, was stolen from her
baby carriage, which was standing ON
the walk in front of Greenbaum's
dry goods store, on State street With
the pocketbook were taken a pair of
gloves n a bracelet, which it con-
timed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Killed by KICK IN the Abdomen.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., May 9.-Wil-
liam Mullaloy was kicked in the alb
domen in a drunken row on the street
here and died a few moments later.
Alexander Hyborg was arrested on
suspicion of being the assailant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Mrs. Potter M. Garrison.
Editor Evening News:

Editor Evening News:
Having seen that someone, who has
a grudge against asphalt pave ment,
material, l wish to declare it to be
untrue. fam interested in asphalt
in front. of my house and my neigh
bors are with me. l have looked this
matter up and find that you can wei
asphalt from morning until night and
it is never hurt.
OBSERVER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
A SHIRTWAIST SUIT AND HAT.

This model is for n smart-looking
shirtwaist suit and hat for a middle
aged woman with dark cole ring. 1t
is very plain, but has n great deal Of
style. Ii is made of natural colored
linen, box pleatod, the trimming of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09

wheels made of briar stitching worked
in No. 30 cotton. A crush white
leather belt is worn with this cos
tune. The hat is q close fitting tur
ban of Tuscan straw. with the brim
on ono side folded close down on the
crown. The trimming ls two lunches
of very dark rich oolored red roses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
BROOKLYN In Hard Luck.

CINCINNATI, May 9.-Despite the
fact that Brooklyn had more men on
bases than Cincinnati victory went to
the locals, who secured the greater
number of long hits and benefited by
them. Sensational plays by Woodruff,
Corcoran and Higgins were loudly APP
plauded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Lincoln Hose Will Endorse.

Lincoln Hose Company holds r n eet-
ing tonight and will Ell dorse the candi-
dates fo chief and first, and second assis-
tants of the fire department, the cleo
tion Of which will be held tomorrow
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Utica village Almost Destroyed.

UTICA, Mich, May OIL Fire has
burned t~hirty-ive houses, a hotel and
bank here, almost destroying the vii:
lage. Help was sent by the Detroit FIRE
department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
FELL OFF CAR WHICH
He TRIED TO BOARD.

: Frederick Coleter, twenty-one years old,
Of Mau er, fell from a trolley car which
he tried to board at that place Saturday
and was rendered unconscious. DR.. G..
W. Tyrrell was and treated
the man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Gave $50 to Hospital.

Mrs. Scott Hall wishes to acknowledge
the receipt OF $40 from Stern Bros, of
23rd street, New York, as to donation to
the hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09
Hover BuiIdIng In Denver Burned.

DENVER, May 9.-The five story
brick Hover building, or Lawrence
street, occupied by the wholesale de-
partment of the Burlbut Grocery COM
pany, has been burned here. The loss
IL SEQ 600
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09

The men who have made the largest
fortunes in business are those who
have been the most extensive adver
Users
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09

--------~.
Jessie-How in the world did you dis
cover her age?
Bessie-I asked her at what age she
thought a girl should marry, and she
promptly said not before she's 27.--
Philadelphia Ledger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-09

Showers: south winds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
,,niroriaer bdnaen."

SIM 8erliner &alenber fir 1895 Be-
banselt Der @eneralbireftor Der Staatss
dr6ioe Prpfe1Or &pier bic betannts
@r5Gblung bonn rRiebriser bdnsen"
unb fii5rt ben Nu@peis. baB tie biito>
rii9 lit. Dies ergi6t fOlgenps S4ilbe>
rung zines @usen3eugen Namens Saffz
rer, Der MitglieO Der tOnigliden aae
pe1e unb fpGter &apelmeifter in Up
iaIa mar: Sur 3eit Der unglidfeligen
&affeeregie fanb in Der HG9e bes Sir
~ftenbauIes Gam Werbetfden MartD
zines Sases elm eroBer Muflouf itGtt,
inbsm aaes nit ld9elnben Mienen um
elm bod on Der Gde oneei9loeenes pu=
pier beridmmelt itdno. SD lam DON
Der &apene, einiee HotenblGtter nnter
benz Nrm unD tonnte taum erfabren,
mas es bebeute, ols iemanb unberes
bersutam, Der es ebenfaus niat pubte
unb bod unslei9 mebr BEL Der So9e
betbeiligt that uls i9. Sc mar Der alte
Srib, Der einidm nit fetnem 6eibrfen
Die SGgerftroBe beraufgeritten fam. Die
Wiiben flogen Eerunter, man gaffte ben
&Dnig an nit lG9elnben unb bod err
i9rodenen Mienen, man mid 5uriid,
Hiemanb aber tpagte gu fpre6en. Ser
Monar9 f9idte II ieinen 8esleiter
ab, 81 erfabren, mas es fpdre. Snbehen
mufterte er nit 1etner eroBen Qoranette
bic umftebsnoen, unb iA glaubte foear
gu meiner sroBen Sreube, bab audi mid
elm beipnberer Slid traf, Der gu erfenz
men gab, bab er ii9 meiner erinners;
benin barin mar Der grobe SriB ein5ie,
bdB er ieben piebererfdnnte, nit benz er
sinmal eefpro6en. Ser 9eibud fam
iebt lG6elnb tpisber urb tpollte nidi
nit Der Spru6e bsraus. ,Ste baben
ettpds duf Guer MaieitGt angei6lagen.
Nun rift Der 8Dnis ettpas ndber unh
fab ii9 iel6ft auf Dem gilbe, tpie er in
bD9ft fldgli9er Ypiitur auf einem SUB
f9emel fab u1b, cine &affesmiible atpi-
fcben ben 8einen, emfig nit Der einen
6anb mablte, tpGbrenb CT nit Der anbes
rem iebe beraus9efa(Iene 8obne auflas.
Spbalo Sriebri9 ben @egenitanb en-
tannte, pebrte er nit Der Sanb uni
rief: ,!6dnet es bod niebrissr, bab BIZ
2eute iia ni9t ben 9uls ausreden miif=
fer &aum mar bies ausgeipro4en
ols elm aqgemeiner Subel ausbra9.
Man rib bas Bib berab unb in taus
fenb StiiGe, bic Sun9en parfen biz
MiiBen, unb Elm augemeiner Subelruf
8ipat Der alie 5rib!' idpn benz lang
fam abreitsnben 9Dnig na9."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

.unD 5par metne tletne 0d1sfrau,-
figt er Ieife hinou. rSoni, fiBer 9ieb=
ling, fpar bos ni9t elm iohbsrbarer gu
faa beut, unb nun fag', Ob Su mir
nod bDie biit!!"
Seine Mntfport, aber elm leiies
S9ludSen fdst inn, bab Die EbrGnen
bes 3ornss osnen Der Rsue gsfpi9en
fnb. : Stille mad benz Sturmel =
@palb le9te ben @rm UNI Die sez
tnidte Electromagnetic unO 3iebt lie
fanft on ii9.
rNis mebr f9rei6en, S9aB, nein,
ME mebr?"
Soni iaittelte bas buntls araus>
fOpf9en.
n@ine biebere, psniinftise 9ausfrau
tperben, ia?"
.Sa," iGIu65t Fe unter Sbrdnsn,
runb i9 babe Did ia bod 10 lieb, 10
febr iieb, es tpur ia ules ni9t pubr
bamals unb Ou lieBeit mid aqein nit
init"
nit Osinem p~erfehlten 2eben. ar
mes &inb!" Gpalb itrei9t ibr Die beis
BEN @dneen. rNenn mir uns beute
ni9t e~etroffen bGtten, pGre i4 bod in
alernd@iter 3eit pieOergetommen, Die
2iebe unb Sebniu9t IieBen mir f9on
jeBt feline aube. Sd poqte nur erit
ben unurtieen Wilbfons Elm bis6en
5appeln lafen! 90, unD nun, Wtlb-
fang, f9pDre mir-pas pirb nit Dem
&ab?" fraet er %ernitbaft.
mSn Die @de gefteGt!"
limb ftatt befen?"
mSie Ndbmaf9ine setreten," f3pDrt
Spni.
limb Sober unb Sinte9" eraminirt
@palb tpeiter.
rgfur gu &o9re3spten perpenbet, unb
Der SuppenlDffeI gei4pungen," la4t
fie unter SbrGnen uno blidt itroblenb
gu i6m auf. rNber Ou-Su bait audi
etfpas gu i6p0ren," iagte Soni i6mols
lenb.
rS9-a9 ia!-Mlio-penn i4 pies
Der 5u einem 5reunbe auf Die Gebaftipn
fteise. barf i9 feline Stelbertretung bel
bii6i6en Wtdb9en I~6ernebmen = unb
tpenn i9 tpieber NAL elmer Dame cine
2tsbesertldrun9 made, 10 mub lie poez
tii6er, i9pGrmerii9er nit &niefal-"
Qber Soni bdlt i'm trampfbaft ben
Muno 5u. nSug'smui, bait 0u tpirte
li9 ben Goman nid9t .selefen?"
rTein, l~pabrbaftig ni9t!"
Damn 5erreib' i'm, bite, auf Der
Steae." Sin beibeS Rotb fGrbt tire
Wangen.
uGisentlif ioGt i9 neugisris fein
-aber, na"-@palb begegnet Sonis
flebenbem Bid = ,ba - sins-apei-
brei! 3ufriecen9 unb nun, 2iebz
Itns- "
Stun. fragt fie, ii4 an i'm f9mie>
genb.-
nWirb @erlobung eefsiert, mein bers
aiges Mdb3en, unb fir uns beibe be-
girnt-"
Grit ibren tlugen @6elmenaueen
feht Soni i'm iibsrmiitbig an, unb es
blist unb audt barin nie bon tduienh
Seufeln.
Sin perfebltes 2eben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
DdnoaliQ Sine.

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