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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30
COMPLETE FREEDOM FOR
THE RUSSIAN PRESS

St, Petersburg, Oct, 2s.=-It was an
ncpnced in official circles today that
the czar would issue early next week
a manifesto, granting almost complete
freedom to the Russian press.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30

The Mems club will hold their regu'
lar weekly meeting at the club rooms
on Mansfield street Tuesday night No
program has yet been announced for
the evening.
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The ALDERMANlC RACE
GROWS INTERESTING

named viii more than likely be in the
race. several others are being mention
ed. among them being J. Stovail Smith
W. R, Cox. j. w Watkins and others.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30

Phone Wilson for box oyster fry
or an oyste~ Aesf You'll enjoy them,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-30

Wilson is serying a chicken dinner
oday. Our Sunday dinners can't be
beat.
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Wilson can accommodate few
more boardere,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-14
Samples Free to All.

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KILLED HIS MOTHER
Rev. c. j. BudIong Writes of His Mar
row Escape From Deadly Diabe-
ties, From Which Disease
His Mother Died.
STUARTS GIN AND BUCHU CURED

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The following letter from the Rev. j.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-14
Notice to Creditors.

Having qualified as the administra-
tor of w. A. Farrell, deceased, late of
Wake county, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of the said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned at
Aberdeen, N c., on or before the 1st
day of June, 1905, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said es-
tate will please make immediate pay
me.
This 10Th day of May, 1904.
r. G.. FARRELL,
Administrator Of w A! Farrell,
DOUGLASS & SIMMS,
Attorneys for Administrators.
oW-6W.
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ST have been cured of q most severe
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JOHN w. HAYS,
Civil Engineer

(M. Am. Soc. c. Ed
WATER POWERS. WATER WORKS,
Municipal Engineering OF
all kinds, Properties examined, Rea
ports made. Plans prepared, Work
directed. No. South Adams ST., Pes
tersburg, Va.
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Mr.. DOOLEY
ON THE POLITICAL PROSPECTS.
(BY PETER FINLEY DUNNE)
Copyright, 1904, by Mcclure, Phillips & Coz


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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-14
The
Francis billiard
School for Girls
The

Oxford. North Carolina. "A School
whore earnest study and Iady-liI<e
conduct are school traditions. and de-
handed alike by pupils and teachers.
Thorough intellectual training in an
ideal social atmosphere. Tor Catalo2
Miss Margaret Burgwin billiard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
GOOD REPUTATION
NOT BEEN INJURED

The management of Boynton Beach,
in conversation over the telephone.
this morning, emDhatically denied
the glaring reports of riots and dis
ordor at that resort Saturday night
The excellent reputation of fne beach,
itself. stamps such rumors as false
and the management only want to lot
the public now that the place is CON
Quoted i'll the same orderly manner
always maintained there which has
stamped it an OK ,epiion TO the general
rule. Boynton Beach popularity can
not be lessened by such reports.
An unusually large crowd was pre-
sent Saturday night and more or Tess
confusion but no one was unruly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
LAUNCH WAS
DRIFTING.
The Eva and Julia Got Loose
from Her MuOrinSs Picked
up by Tue.

Last night while the tugboat Wioma,
Captain Dolan, Of this city, was com
ing in from the fower bay where she
lad cast off three schooners, the mate
of the ting, Howard Barton, cav a
launch adrift in The sound. The tug
made after the boat and found it was
the Eva an i Jnlia, with ten-horse +
power engine in it, and everything in
perfect order.
The launch was taken in tow and
brought to the dock of Schantz &
Eokert. Later it was claimed by Mr.
Minkel, foreman at the Greacen q
Derby machine shop. How the launch
got loose from its moorings, near the
machine shop, is not known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
Fl RST AUTO IN
ST. LOUIS RACE
REACHES HERE.
While Majority Of the Touring Cars Have not Yet
Reached St. Louis, This One has Been to the
Worlds Fair City and is Back Again--Big
Greeting at the Ferry.

Covered with mud and grease, the !
first Of the two hundred and fifty
touring automobiles which started
from New York last week to make the
trip to ST. Louis and returnkin the
quickest possib 10 time, arrived in this
city this morning with its long jour
ney nearly ended, That the auto
mobile is making record time there
is no doubt as a great majority of the
other starters have not yet reached st.
Louis. At the ferry, this morning,
the automobile party was interviewed
aud photographed for New York
paper
Last NJ onday two hundr ed ana fifty
automobiles, under the auspices OF the
Automobile Association of America.
started from New York. Sunday
night great majority of thom had
just left Chicago still going west.
Tie automobile which arrived in this
CITY this morning was large French
touring car. Its number was 583 and
its number in the race was 49, In 1t
wore Messers +. A. LaRoche, Lee
Strass, Robert Ebert and Samuel
Shaw.
In conversation with News re-
porter Mr.. naRcohe said that on TIE
run to St. Louis thoy had found
everything in good order and that
everything seemed to be in their favor.
Ho said also that they were the only
ones who had made the trip thus far
and were on their way home. The
trip in all is $500 miles.
From the day the party left New
York the motor on the machine has
been kept going and it will not be
stopped until they arrive at the start
ing place in New York some time to-
day after their ride across Staten Is
land.
The party missed the O'Clock boat
at the Rapid Transit ferry. foot of
Smith street, aud, although tho car
WINS stopped in front of Bloodgood'
cigar store, the motor was kept going.
Not an accident or breakdown has
inarred their trip.
The machine looked as if it had
passed through much bad weather and
the description the party gave of some
of the roads does not bear repeating.
When the automobile party finally
arrived ut the ferry slip the Warren
was just coming in and when she
landed party Of New York news
paper men, in two automobiles, wav-
ing flags and blowing horns, met
them. The party hired the Warren
for special trip and left at once for
Tottenville, from where they started
for st. George and then ce to New
York,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
Engine Ran Away and Crashed
Into Stock Yard Tun-
mel.
FIREMEN SOON THERE.
l. comoilve was Going Down Grade aud Got
Beyond Control Engineer and Flremen
Jumped and Savrd Themselves Cab
Smashed and Stack Knocked OFF, No
Fire Resulted -H,rses BaIkeu.

A serious aocidont occurred at the
Lehigh Valley stock yards ut noon to-
day which called out the fire depart
ment and aionsed the whole town.
AT 11:40 o'clock big engine No, 302.
in charge of Engineer John Arner and
Fireman John DAILY, was drilling cars
on the stockyard tracks when the
wrong switch was thrown aud the en-
gine rushed down the track followed
by six heavy coal cars. Tho train
crashed through tunnel No. 3. This
is one of tho low tunnels under the
stock yard bins and the only engine 8
that can 20 undcr it are the small
d inky engines. Big 302 kept going
down grade and when the engineer
saw he could not stop her, he set all
brakes and he and the fireman jumped.
The engine kept on and crashed
through tho tunnel, tearing the wood
work off the engine cab and stack.
Some one from Patrick Convory Is
'-ss s 4 0iii 10, OF the foot of Stitc street,
telephpneJ TO James Glenn's Cafe,
State street. that tho stock yard were
OIL firo aud requested the bartender TO
turn in M alarm. George Hartung
turned in the alarm from box 81, at
Smith nud State streets, ana the fire
men were quick in getting out of the
houses.
On the way to the supposed fire the
horses of Protection Hook and Ladder
Company became balky at Washing
ton street and refu sed to move for a
few minutes. When they arrived at
the foot of State street the truck got
stuck in tho mud. The 6remen got
ont length of hose but Lehigh Valley
officials told them they must not turn
the wntor on.
A similar accident to the ono today
occurred on the Lehigh Valley fifteen
years ago, anu an engineer lost his
life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
TEN DAYS MORE
DELAY IN PAVING
SMITH STREET.
Contractors Came Here to Start Work This Morn
ina When they Found the Street in Such a
Condition that Ten Days Had to be Allowed
the Builders to Get Material Away.

Mr.. Moehan, Of the firm of Jones &
Meehan. of Boston, Mass, who have
the contract for paving Smith street,
with asphalt, from High to State
streets, with the foreman, came tc
this city last night with the intention
of starting a gang of men at W ork to-
day tearing MP the street for laying
the asphalt. They found the street
in such bad condition, however, that
they were obliged to postpone opera
tions for ten days. The contractors
have laid material all over the thor
oughfare and it is impossible for the
paving firm to get to work until this
is out of the way.
In conversation with News re-.
porter. this morning, Mr.. Meehan said
that he had spoken TO Alderman
Stacey, who is chairman of the street
committee, and that the contractors
had been seen, and all agreed to clear
up at once.
AuOtu6T ttliuk btiuO - UotuohAhh oHN
firm, Mr.. Meehan said, is the under
ground pipe connections that have not
yet been made, and this morning the
gas company broke ground to do some
Of their work. The contractor said
that for six months after hole had
been dug in the earth the filling In
would continue TO sink, and thai
when his firm put down the asphalt
they wanted to do 1t proper, and die
not want any thank you MANS tt
appear in the street. He, said they
would probably overcome these
difficulties by putting down a con
crete base in places where the holes
had been made, SO that this would
save the asphalt.
| As soon as the contractors get thu
work started they expect to finish in
three weeks if the weather will re-
main good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
BIG BALLOTS
7 HIS FALL.
Voters will Handle Ons Of the
Largest Pieces Of Paper Of
Any Election.

4 The ballots which will be voted in
this city next fall will be eight inches
or more in length, and will contain
more names tliaH Mt any previous cleo
tion. The list of candidates whose
names will be on the ballot in each
ward of the city are as follows
President, Vice President, twelve
presidential electors, governor, con-
gIessmaD, county clerk, three assem-
blymen, mayor, alderman. In most
of the wards there will also probably
be one or more candidates for Justice
of the Peace and Constable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
HOUSE
NEARLY READY.
Washington Hose Company will
Soon be in Its New
Quarters.

1t is G expected that the work on the
new house for Washington Hos3 Com
pany, in Rector street. will be COM
plyted by the end of this week. The
building committee of the Board of
Aldermen will then probably make an
inspection and if everything is salts
factory, the house will be turned owe r
to the firemen, who will at once pre-
pare to move into it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
Chief Burke will Have a Police
Force Move inKeeping with
City's Demands,
COVERING THE CITY.
The Chief Has Arranged q New scheduls
of Beats and Has Assigned His meu--
Now HAS an Active Force of Two Ser.
ssants, ,oae Roundsman, One Plain CIothss
Man and Eleven PatroImen.

Chief of Police Burke, today, -
one of the happiest men il Perth Am
boy, for, commencing tonight, he will
have three new policemen on duty,
giving him force which wililzcone
nearer giving Perth Amboy the pro-
lection the people have been demand
ing.
Last night Policeman Andrew Jeu-
sen received his new uniform all but
the helmet and TINT, the officer was
able t, borrow. koundsman Morris
has his new uniform with the two
stripes on the sleeves denoting his
rank.
As told in the News, yesterday, ,,
John Smith has resigned his position
as assistant superintendent for the
local division Of tile trolley line, and
tonight he will 60 on duty. The
chief now has force OF two serReants,
one roundsman, one plain clothes man
and eleven patrolmen. He hns made
| the posts ab .ol v. - 80
Nc. /, day post, PatrolWan No
Dermott, from Staten Island ferry
along Smith street to State street TO-
Washington.
No. Q, Cay post, John Wood, from
Central depot to Prospect. = New
Brunswick. avenue, to Elm E:t.s and
then back to Smith street.
No. 3, day post, John Msshrow,
Hall avenue from the Central railroad
bridge to State street, to Buckingham
avenue, to Hartford street to the Le-
high Valley steps.
No. /. night post, P9trolmnn Long,
from Staten. Island Terry along Smith
street to Madison Aventie.
No. 2, niaht post, Chris Jcnsen,
from Smith streetSAlong State street TO
Washington street.
No. 5, night post, John Smith, State
street from Washington street TO-
Buckingham avenue, to Hartford, 90
High to Washington to State.
No. 4, night post, Frank Schultz.
from Central railroad bridge, Hall
avenue, to State street to OhaunceJ
street.
No. 5, night post. Neils Tonnyson,
Washington street from Pennsylvania
tracks 10 New Brunswick avenue.
| No. 6, night post, Chris Hanson,
Smith street from Central tracks (
Prospect to New Brunswick aypnn
Elm to Smith. r,w1n
No. Z, night post, Andrew
High street, from city hall tsndays:
street to Market back to city hsdsy.
| No. 8, night post. John Whit
Front street from Gordon to Fktt
to Rector street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
TWO LUNAcY CASES.
Carteret Man and Woman from
MetuChen Made State Charges.
SDeciaIfo the E'vening MeaVs.

SbeciaIto the EveAtng NezOs.
New Brunswick, Aug. 9:-Two lunacy
cases we've heard here this morning. One
was the case of Edward Culvert, of Car
teret. His mother testified that he had
been insane nine years. His father is
dead and there are four other children.
He is now at the asylum and was made a
State charge.
Miss Ellen Dlckcrson, was the other
case. She came to Metuchen from Balti-
more to visit Charles Elliot and while
there became insane. She was made a
State charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
JUDGE BROWN /
is REELECTED.
Chosen to Preside Over the
County Board of Election
for Another Year.
Sbeeiakk0 "a Evenfng Meaus.

New Brunswick, Aug. 9:-The
County Board of Election met here
today and was sworn in by Deputy
County Clerk Helm. Judge Brown
was reelected president and J. e
Elmendorf was elected secretary, sue.
ceeding DR.. Suylam, of Jamesburg.
Besides DIR. Suydam the other mem
Der is Oliver Kelly.
The board will meet again August
16 to receive the appointments by tho
countychairmen of the two parties AT
the same time the District Election
Pcarfs will be named.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
HAD TO WALK.

Last n light about $3.50 O'Clock tie
trolley car ON the short line between
Woodbridge creek bridge and Boynton
Beach, jumped the track near Boyn-
toms and for over two hours tho pas
sengers were compelled to walk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
Choice Corner Property

Adjoining New School No. 7, at Brighton
Avenue aud Paterson Street. Suitable
Cor Stores and Dwellings, 100 it. 100 f..
Low price. Easy Terms,
WARD p. SNYDER, 81 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
POWER BOAT SUNK.

The power boat owned by W. 3. Pratt
sank at her moorings at the Raritan
Yacht Club float this afternoon. 1t is
not known what caused her to sink un-
less the plug became loosened and was
accidentally knocked out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
NOTHING TO DO.

There was nothing for Recorder
Pickersgili at police court this mcrn-
ing. Every body had on their good
behavior during the past twenty -four
hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
COAL TO JUMP.

: At the present time the price Of coal to
the consumers is IS per ton Next week,
it is understood some of the local dealers
will raise the price to $3.50, the regular
winter price since the strike
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09

F.J. LARKINs 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating OH monthly pay
mcnts. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09

After Kort died the two men who
tried to save him, William Butcher
and John frost, and who were burned
in the attempt, went to Paterson to
notify the dead mans relatives. This
morning his two brothers came to this
city to have the body sent home for
burial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
BURIED THIS
AFTERNOON.
Man Killed Near FOrd's LAID
Away in ST. Stephens
Cemetery.

John Orchin, tho Hungarian, who,
as told in tho News yesterday, was
struck by trollev Car near Fords,
Saturday night, will be buried in st.
Stephen S cemetery this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09

LOST Gold watch chain, finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving same at
News 0iiicu. II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09

When peop want help they adver
tise in the Evening News. Those
ooking for help should bear this in
mird
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09
EXTRA.
SEN. WESTDEAD

Sweet Springs, Mo Aug. 9:--Sena-
tor west, who has been i'll here for
some time, passed away this morning.
The senator has had distinguished
cureer in tho upper house ofCongress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-09

The body of Leonard Kort, who, as
told in the News, was killed by live
wire while at work on the Hess build
ing, Yesterday. was taken to Burke's
undertaking parlors, State street,
yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Rapid Transit Commisson meeting. p n.
Annual meeting Of the Society for instruction IN First
Aid to the Injured. United Charities Building p m
Convention % American Newspaper Publishers Ass0cia
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Annual dinner Delaware socilty waldorf. $50
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Tenth anniversary celebration q Of the
Church Il the Paulst Fathers Siztieth-st and Col
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Actors Alliance meeting St Chrysostoua's Chapel
Thirty-uiuth-st. and Sesenth-ave ; 2. M
Social service American institute q Social SER
Jewish Theological Seminary lecture BY Professor Richard
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