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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
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o'l M''I,oV''o'''loSr @ot,' mo Don
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

SIC @Hr @UbuOrG hm an Der NCtErugDnhm frHb mcrrs 0mnoG9Cubnm CuUbcn
nb hn OGcbf cnnN wbau urmnuL Der ct All mr ifOnc5 @ddGhn Ncnt Gas bc Bib lit
bic NUnr ow amrn ~bamV M Or &r ETmNumrafc Ser Nnbam mnb bic MaWldtchno Der @r
@NNWbn0 mr ais UrbWpcn brmm d Der SnhgtnunNm rbr bic DrS hfWrfcu b bass Onrnon
Gmm GGburaumu n mr ais 100 En6rmtuR mMnhn, wddrM GnmGdfnhna cc els &rhufy mb
SngTmnmCb nt wrbmi Dn, b bnWcbm bmb hrcrC Suppm ldt rrdt mubmh nnrn. Sic bier
Shfurt mnbn mRubcn NIT hn0m Eamir .Ghwahrn nb CbmO nit mht GhuuNrn aMc
hmnw ubu. lin. cine mMdc TcmrNMr m uumcbuL mb ms @dahc mu NnNwGus gbitm r
Vi AM@rom mhuorcn mS Mr / Mrmh lit Der Gonnahor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
sOfalberidlte ans MailingtOn.

Ger ,0elItidc 1id)terbuno uolt
Noihington" peranitaltet belte
9lbcuo in Der .Sdtgerbnlo Sale"
cine Yben0 : llnterbnltlnlg. bel lpel-
der iolqenoea Grogromm SIR 9nrds
iiibrltng gelnngt: Sobresberidt, y.
". Spier; .0tooerne @eiid,tsplnfs
te," Or. CIR. Straf; ,9teue Sieoer,"
Sllgo Sdul5e; Ser 8net AM Sdlel-
o%elpcge," Huo. Soiir ugll6 id) bin
in arfaoien geboren," 5ronf GIonoD;
.Serbitroien." GtuuIo Sflmitt; Sic
gerehiigiuia oe9 llniiiuls," u. Gem
3ntunitspl1nc," Otto 9eioemdnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05
Stnrm nuf DER @ni.

Compiler in Surmc2u0t6cn.
S6ifiiobrt Idn0crc Belt bccin
tr0htiQt. @crihic0cuca pom
See mo 1oicn.
Die Gapitdnc Der bier onluuaclt
Den Compiler lu0 Scgcli6iiic mcloc-
ten Neitcrn, 0oB Die lcBtc 9}odlt. sic
i6llnmlitc NOR, Die ibuc1 ic ouf Scr
Gbciopcotc-&oi 5uiticb. &e0cr ciIl-
seine 0onpfcr fam nit &cripatlHg
bier al, Ooru1tcr Die Compiler ,9(u.
0ltlto" Don Ser oGbeiopcafc Gam
pier Co." Der pom @uqg bis mitt-
ihiifs bon Sis beoecft NOR. Der Gam.
pier oIipoli" BON ser Baltimore,
Gbeiopcafe & %2ltlontic 60" licgt 5lt
6lcctor, go, felt mo iubr crit ob,
ais lid Der Sturmpino aclcQt bate.
Nnocrc Compiler, wclhc ii6 p~cripGtcs
ten, luorcn: oGnod Erott," o&irQi-
niu," r9lpolon" mo yOti0olcier."
Ginc Ntcloung la1gtc gcltcrn Wtit-
tag bier an, 0oB Elm GROCER 0ompicr
auf 0cn Sbool8 in Der Gbciopeofe=
&oi, mrtcrbolb @oula 5alono, ieit
lieQc. Ger Same 0ca geitronoctcn
Sdiffc3 mar nid)t bcfonlrt, ood be.
filrdtCt man, 0oB Is Der o2(ntbom
@rouca" lei, Scr an 0icnitaQ 9tod=
mittug nit 6rod)t BON bier no6 Ybi-
lo0clpbia obilbr. Wion iprod) bic
@offmlng ans, ooB Ser 0on1picr bel
bobcr GIlrtb WicOer iIott mcrOc.
Uni i6er.
Die MitglicOcr Scr SpriBcn-Gnms
poguic oc3 6cucrbootca oGotoract"
bcidwcrcn iid) ooriibcr, ouB Der Yjcr,,
olli mclhem lid) Ooa Spritcnbmt2
AMI ser Commercial Mtritc bcijn-
BET, uniidcr lei. Die Gicllcr oc9
Yiera icieu 10 ltarf pcrrottct, ooB Der
%2luicntboIt IN Dem S%priBenbnulc &c
iGbrlih Qclpor0cu lei lnlO m0brcn0
Oca SunrmminOc9 in Scr 9todt Dom
Gienitog ouf gcltcrn babe oo2 6ou3
iormlih Qcpadclt.
%tolicntl6 der Stronger
untcrmcQa.
Ncitcrn mllr0c bier gencl0ct, Dob
Elm jtolieniidlcr arcl3cr it'd olri Der
6obrt no6 Baltimore bciln0c. 6r.
Eroipcrino Shioiiino, Der i~tolieni
id)e &onitl, iogtc gcltcrnL CT babe
feline oiiiiicQe9}odriht crboltcn, joni
bern MIR OoS @criidt gebort, OuB cin
ioldes Sdiif untcrmcg5 lei. IS lit
m0glif, 0uB Scr Srcl5cr Der Pine
rigo &c9pucci" lit. ser lcbtc2 ,ioDr
I'M bicii0en Noicn mar.
0ompfcr oa0In" i'm @ofen.
Ger Gnmpicr o&0ln" pom o9iorO=
ocutihcn @Iouo" pniiirtc geitern9tnd)
mittog nit cincr 2ll5o5l Nniio9icrc
Gupc @errp mo miro 6clte &ormit-
tag on Eicr 9tr. 8 5l %oCllt Eoint
crunrtCt. SO
Nni scr hoB II 6 e.
Or. Slooc Gmerion's SoGt Mar
9orct" lit ongcbIid) bon cinem aelu-
9orfcr, 9InmcnS &on @rlnt, gepad-
tet morOen, Der b%eobiidtigt, ulli Der
lciben etlpo 1000 Nieilen ocn 9lnna-
SON = 6lltb binalli ST fo6ren 1no
BORT cincn Sd]ob SIT bebell, Der an
gcblid 0oielbit Dor soc Sabren pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

pNag. Schtid)cr @ailcm . @crcin."
Spnncritag, Drn 5. Sannar,
Jnbrcsucr Iammlnna nnb Sircftprcn.
luabl.
Vile Mtitslicocr limb frcnnolidit
cit9clnoen. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

Dem |gtdbOcreln Ole SlmmC Uon 500
ucrmadtc, mo meldlc9 Nnocrc an.
iporncn ioute, ebenio al Donoclu.
Can't Der coIcu @ebcrinl
Sr. e. &. Siroen, elmer unicrcr
treucltcn I%nbdnNcr mo QIteltca Wtits
gllc0 oca @uiicu % Ycrcin5, i~cicrtc
am 10. Sum- iciucn so. 8~eburtatag.
Bon ocn 8eamtct Ger orei &crcinc
milrocn ibm bcr3lide @rotltlntioncn
0oracbrudt mo linn IN iCincul Nollic
cine flciuc llcberraihmng bcrcitct,
morilber Der ultc Ncrr mchr ais ers
irCIt mar.
Hm -. September ~icicrtc 0ua
&alicnbaua in MoihilQtou iciu %.
ldhrilcs SubilGum, mo5u Die 9cums
iIuucn 0ca Gamcn Ndbpcrcina, 0c9
,%igcn0ucrcina rmo oic @canltrn 0c3
GIrettoruml2 c~lngcld0Cu murcn. Die
iclbcn uuhmcn Ole Ginlo0ulN Dan.
tcn0 an mo ucrIcbtcn Cincn ichr an
acncbmen Sug. Nnd piclcm @cra.
then mllr0c bridlpiicn, am I. 0c}cms
ter ocnmodl cll gllltcrniolpcr ST per
unitulten mo bubcu mir iomcit cincl
gltcn GrfolA ~ pcr}cihncn.
Can't Der uiclcnNrcmOC ser cltCrll.
loicn ain0cr. Ole in micrcr 9~lnitult
licbcuolIc Nulnnbmc iin0cu, Qcbt c2
an oiclcm Abcn0c mic elm NiClcll
ldIuurm hin mno her. ocm mir ton
men nit Stoli bcfcmcu. oaB mticrc
HWtcruloupCra cincn 9ilri crlunlt Iva.
ben. Elm ,Ec0cr cine irobc &auuc nit
briuat mo bic rcdltc Nnu0 nidt Mi
len loBt. mas Ole linfc tbllt. Ger ,(ts
l]Cu0pcrcln crbot lid, 300 Efu0
Niibucr at 0icicnl 3ucd III idclfcn,
wclhc9 nit uicIcm Gont unQcnom-
men mlr0c.
Sdnf Dem 0%ircftorlmU, mcIdlc2
inns frnitIq uutcritilBt mo N0n0 IN
Nduo nit inns nrbeitct; Scr 6irmu
Sdlnci0crcith & S0hnc. mcld)C IN
liberulcr 9Sciic bic Gintrittafortcn
iilr OnS Huitcruiouper licicrtc; sen
tildliiacn 0allscltcrlt. bic lire Eilldlt
uidt pcracilcn; icrner Scr ErciIc, ocn
Scdmiinncn. WitQlieocrn. 6rcunocn
mo @onncru Scr Anitult.
Hd,tuuQsuoll
Gmilic z h III 81,
prot. ScfrctGrin."
%ubrcSbcriht Scr Shob
M Ciitcrin.
Ter Enhrcaberldlt Der Sdlotnlciitc.
riu luIlieic iolQcnocrmnBcn:
&ermopen /. San. 1901. .S1Il37.73
Ginuahmcn in 1904.
@citrdac Der Mit0licocr. 800. $77G.5O
ceidcnfc 200
3odllnb pom 6rou T. ".
Rcacnacr0 ........... 10000.
GiHnnhmcu mo @eIdcntc
uom nidli ituttaebubicn
4uitcrn Soupcr. ...... 5G3.Gt
eiHuabnicn bis 0uto bci'm
duiieru. Z oltpcr i'm Gci. t,12S.4S
3lnien 50t.7l
.3uianimen ......... S3,61223
AuSauucn in 1904.
sfur a%lei0unQ. Nuhn ulip.. St.6l4.3l
anslnacn iilr ons 6ebruor.
1uitrru Suuper....... 1927
ausnubcu bis 0ntu iiir oaa
auitcrn. fourier in Ici. i7l.9l
.3niummlen ......... S2.43225
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

Jnltiis Sebbel, oeutIher Ybotograpb,
321 N.=1 Strafc.
SabinctbiIoer rnr ST pro SnkenS.
Sn emaiairten opalen 9iIoern find
ldone Neubeiten erip1bnensfuertb.
2ebclsgroBe photographer nno
tiinitlcriid poIlenocte gopien alter
giloer in Grapon, @nlierfarber, Del
nno 8aIteH cin Spe3iaIitdt.
Wam ncrAriie niht, u~orsnfpredru
(321@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

Gin 0pppCltc& Z e / d) G II
bc00n0niB funO gcitcrn Nnd)
mittnQ bon Scr Mobuul0 oca @rll.
MoporO &chicp 9tr. $50, 9tor0 Nr.
linNton Nucntc, ans altf Dent Con.
Don Eurf 6%ricoboie" itott, inoem
Ooiclbit Die @nttin oea Nrn. NeolCu,
mcld)c am SonntnN I'M .MorplGn.
Der llnlpcriitdtS Noipitul" iturb.
m,0 6rol N5olio Mclion, cinelontc
bon Grou @e0lcp, meldc on1 Mon.
tag Nbcn0 lturb. 5ltr lCBtcn Nltbc be.
itOttct mlr0cn, Goitor Sboa. 9(tfilt.
ion BON Scr bid. prot. ct. 9nrnu.
Eos STRIDE biclt ocl Sruucrgottc9-
0icnit ob.
Gas &cih cn6CQ Il tam / i
uon Mrn. George Nnhn. Wclhcr am
WtontnN IN irincr IcttCn NobmulN
Mr.. 1916, NrgpIc NIpcnlIc. aus Dem
ECbcn ihicO, inn0 geitcrnN adnlittoJ
inter 5obIrcidcr Nct6ciIi9rng BON
HCl0trogcn0cn pom (rnltcrbollic ans
ollf ocn y&ou0on Eorf g 6ricoboic"
Itott. Yuitor Nifolor9 Nllrfurt poll
Der cpuna. sluth. Ct, SobonncS . Sc
rncinoc an Der @clt @iooleitroBe
biclt bcn Sroucrgottcaoienlt ob, un1
ais observation-disclosures ilu1Qirtcn icd)S
Mit0licocr bon Scr Baltimore Stu.
So0c 9tr. 3" pom oOr6cn Scr ED,
tbios Sitter"
Gin frehcr Ncocr.- Irul
Mlnnic Sinlol0a bon Hr. 705, Mis-.
QuitbltraBc, mnrbc om 0icnituD
gbcnD an Der Ni0QuitbItroBc. 5lpi,
Idcn WnOilonitrobc un0 Iib(uno.
Npcnlc, bon cincm ltc9cr otgcbol-
ten, Der lie irta Oh lie @clo bobe.
Ite 6rou CAB cine ucrncincn0e Int.
mort. moraltf Der Ne9er Ibr oieWelo.
borIe SIT entreiBen periud)tr. 6rou
Slmon0S ihrie ober nm Siilie, unb
Der Atcgcr Hob, obnc icincn 3ipef er.
rclft 5l hoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

o0ruio Sill Eort" cin Yicnic CAB,
beI'm leBtcn Nlritcrn-S ollpcr nit lei.
mem ElppcnitonO Griolg bottc unO
audi nit mebrcrcn ltnterboltungen
uno oGltd)rc"= Nbcnocn. @emeloct
mlr0c, ouB Oo3 0irettorilm Der Pitt
itolt Dem &crein audi Die 9luIfnobmc
pcrcbelidtcr Gomcn QcItottct babe.
Mus Dem @criftc Der Sinnn5.Setr
tdrin lit 81 Cricbcn, ooB Der Gercin
lest $206O.3l ulri Der @onf babe, Die
&conltcnuobl bette iolgcnoc5 Heiul-
tot: ErGiiOcntin. Sri. Wurtbo Gar.
tie; &icc-Er0iiocntin, Sri. Carrie
&onit; Sdobmciitcrin Sri, Gliic
Stein uno Scfrct0rim Sri. Noiolinc
Gilcnbrun0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-05

Vt II oeS SER Ill D en- :.
0cponirt olri Scr Spar.
bont BON Nultimorc". e.. IS, 1925
Qeponirt olli Der YGcntroIs
Sporbunf" ..,..,..... 6,553.31
Gcpollirt ollf Der y&opfin9
Sporbonf" ......... 1925
Gcponirt oui Der n0clts
idcn @onf" 5l7.28
&n NdnOcn Der ShoBmci-
Itcrm ..............., S3542
3%ulonulcn ........... StS,371.St
II cd)nnna NIT Scr Spar.
bout pom Noltim rc".
@utbobcn ont I. San. 1901 $S,lG5.3O
3inicl bis I. HpriI 1901. 253.95
@utbobcn ont /. San. 1908 %S.7i9.25
u c6nun0 mitO Scr uGcntrol-
Spurbonf".
@utbobcn am I. San. 1904 SG,362.5t
3ill'cn bis l.. &on. 1905. t90.S0
@utbn6cn am (. San. 1908 %6553.3t
u c6nun0 mtt Scr sop
fins Elorr-S purbunf".
@uthobcn onl t.. San. 1901 $t71O.SS
3inlcl bis /. Cttobcr 1904 51.67
@utbobcu un t. San. 1905 St,762.55
II c6nunq nit Scr y0rut.
den Nouf".
@ltbobcn ONT I. San. 1904 $2ll.9G
Ncponirt n0brcn0 0c& To6.
res .................. 10000
3Inlcn bis I. San. 1908. 5.32
SLIPS
Bon Scr Nolt crhobcn md6s
reno Oc3 SoGrca. ....... 10000
Outbobcn on /. San. 1905 $5l7.2S
G0nnicWi d. Npmcr
Sdotmeiltcriu.
Sobrcb bCr d Scr pc
6 licBcrin.
Die @cidlirbcrin, Gruu annd
%odclmon1l, Critottctc ioIgcllOru ,So6-
rcSbcridt:
S1t MollcllbnuN oll0clcrtigt nab.
reno ocS Gohrc9 1904 p Il3 NunO.
tiidler. s Sild)tiid)er. IS 9ctttiIdcr,
100 Sdilr5en, 10 No6tbcnlocn, 6
NuHItottlrngen fiir t~S-i0brige Wt1o.
den, { Ansitottrm9en fir Gorlfirnnult.
0tnnen. 66 Eoor llliterboiell, POI
Mt1odlcntleiocr. 81 llntcrr6dc, IS
&loben-Nn5iiac iiir Gpniirnlonhcn,
l37 Eoor @oien iiir anobcn, IS Sem.
Den flir anobelL A 9lpuicn iiir ano.
ben, ! @interiodcn lliro fir Sdutb-
ipcrf olls9elegt S43t.09.
Nod Der &eriommlllnp mllroc bcn
Witglicbcrn Soiice ilro Sudden Ter.
uirt.
yGamcn Stills &ercin."
Der .Somen ,SiilfS Terein" bc&
S~Saiienboliies belt gleid,fnQS geitcrn
Nud)nlittug III Der 9~(1litoIt cine Sit
5ltng ab. Die Er1iioentin Irl. Mor-
tbn 8nrthe, fiihrtc Den %priit. Nus
Dem 9crid)tc scr Sefrct1rin lit 81 cr-
lcbelL DAB Die 3abl Der MitgIicoer
I'M leBten Sabre sunabm, Der Gereiit
liir oieSiuoergarim Shuhrng
Der &oilenfinoer iorgte, oenielben i'm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Have Their Own Memorial Day
When They Will Remember
Their Departed Brothers.
GENERALLY OBSERVED.
Courts All Over the Country Will
Perform This Deed of
Remembrance.

The members of the local courts OF
the Foresters of America will cele-
brate their memorial day a week from
tomorrow, when they will visit the
local cemeteries where they have com
rades buried and place flowers and
flags on the grave.
During the past few years this has
become the custom of the Forestefs
all over the United States. one day
being set aside by the courts in each
city.
The Foresters in this city will meet
at the lodge room and, headed by a
band, they will march to Alpine
cemetery first. and after that they
will go to st. Mary's cemetery.
Ii is thought that members of the
courts from Keasbey, South Amboy,
Woodbridge and other places will be
guests of the local courts ON that day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
PERSONAL.

Johannas Christensen, of Copen-
hagen, is spending few months with
his aunt. Mrs. John loft.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Finkelstein
and Mr.. and Mrs. Isenstadt and fami-
ly, of New York, have returned home
after visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. K asset Finkelstein, of Market
street
Miss Hattie Mead has issued invita-
tiors for party in honor, of her
birthday, to be held at her home to-
night.
Miss Helen Bloodgood will spend
the summer with relatives in the
country.
Mr. and Mrs. william. Rogers have
taken up their residence in South
First street.
Joseph b. Quick has been visiting
in Nyack for the past week.
james Skidmore and family have
returned from three days trip to
Madeline New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hughes will
spend Sunday with relatives in this
city.
James Gerty, of Woodbridge, en-
ployed as clerk on the z. * r.
docks, at Port Reading, and we'll
known int his city, sailed to-day for a
trip to Ireland.
Miss Anna Messenger, of Smith
street, is in New York today.
Miss Hattie Pateman, of Smith
street, is spending a.few.days in New
York.
Miss Grace Sheppard, of Brooklyn,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert F. Sheppard, of l26 Gordon
street, for few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Will UnveiI Monument Over the
Grave of John Brown One Of
Departed Members.
HEADED BY A BAND.
Will Assemble at the Jefferson
Building Before Going to
the Cemetery.

Nearly every Woodman in this city
will turn out tomorrow to march to
Alpine cemetery to attend the unveil-
ing of the monument over the grave of
John Brown.
The Woodmen will meet at the
Jefferson building, in Smith street,
and, headed by band, will proceed
to the cemetery.
This is the second monument that
the Woodmen have unveiled in this
city, the first being over the grave
of Mr.. Eskesen, who died last year.
From all reports the turnout tomor-
row will he one of the largest of any
organization ever held in this city,
for during the past months he order
has increased until the membership
is over three hundred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Mr.. HOLLAND HAS
new BOAT COMPANY.
In an Interview Yesterday the Sub
marine Inventor Said Japan Had
at Least Two Such Craft.

Newark, June 3:-Declaring his be-
lief that the recent victory of the Jap
anese fleet over the Russians was due,
in part, to submarine vessels of the
type designed hy him, John =. HGl-
land, the inventor, consented yester-
day to give the first formal statement
of his ideas OF that memorable engage
ment and the plans he had for the fu-
ture. Coincidentally there was filed
in the county clerks Office Yesterday
afternoon the incorporation papers of
the John p. Holland Submarine Boat
Company, with a capital of 81, 900, 600.
The papers show that Edward f.
Duffy, of Newark: Harry A. Van
Glider, of Morristown, and Harrison
F. Lindabury, of Morristown, are
named as the incorporators of the
new concern.
Mr.. Holland was found in the Office
of his attorney, and consented to give
out an interview.
''Do you know" he was asked,
whether the Japanese used sub
marine vessels in the Korean Straits
engagement or not?'
"The results of that battle look eX-
tremely like the work of submarines.
The only app lrently doubtful circum-
stance is the lack of thoroughncss in
the Russian fleets, destruction. MY
view is that there were only two sub
marines in the possession of the
Japanese fit for work in II heavy sea.
Had it been otherwise and had the
japanese been able to use all their
submarines, the whole Russian fleet
would have been disposed of in short
order. 1t is likely, also, that he
crews of the submarine vessels that
were used were not sufficiently trained
in their use to make them most eilec-
tive. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Pleasing Social Affair at State
Schools at Trenton
Last Night,
FEBRUARY GRADUATES.
Received the Seniors Of This
I. Year Societies Had Event
in Afternoon.

Trenton. June 3:-The February
class of 1906 of the State Normal
school gave shadow entertainment,
followed by reception to the June
class of 1905 last evening.
The entertainment was arranged by
Miss Jennie Spargo, Miss Dora Nell
son, Miss Louise Akers, Miss Helene
Rodman. Miss Frances Homer, Miss
Mcguire.
The gymnasium was prettily deco
rated with blue and black, colors of
the June class, and orange and white,
colors of the February class. A bower
of green separated the refreshments
tables from the receiving room.
Those who received were Professor
and Mrs. James Nj. Green, Miss Ella
B. Cook. Miss Louise Akers and j.
A. Corlees.
Refreshments were served under
the direction of Miss Virginia Berger
Miss Flora Damn and J. y. Corlees.
Those present from Perth Amboy
were Misses Ella Deitche, Edna
Coutts, Blanche VanSickle and Mary
Conquest.
Miss Mary Conquest and Miss Edna
Coutts will receive special diplomas,
Miss Conquest having taken special
course in manual training, and Miss
Coutts in kindergartening.
Senior Day will he observed next
Friday and class day Tuesday, June
30, and comms1temens-Ss me p. Each
graduate will be allowed iive@4tickets
for commencement. The senior vaca-
tion, which lasts week, will begin
next Friday. The graduates will be
required to attend rehearsal Il few
times during the. vacation. The
graduates will all wear white shirt
waist suits on class day.
GAMMA SIGMA RECEPTION.
The Gamma Sigma society of the
Model school held reception in Miss
Fields drawing room at ) p. m. yes
terday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
DO|NGS IN THE
POLICE COURT
The Law Dealt Out to Those Who
Were Gathered Before
the Recorder.

Chris Christiansen. who has been IN
this country but a short time, and who
was arrested by Patrolman McDer-
mott for disturbing boarding mis-
tress, yesterday afternoon, was
arraigned this morning. He was re-
and will be sent from town.
John Cokas, a fourteen-year-o
runaway boy from Cafteret, was held
pending the ARRIVAL of his father.
Andrew Dickey was fined $40 on q
charge of applying vile names to Mrs.
Agnes Veskavicz.
The McGreal- Mccormick case was
again adjourned because of the abb
sence of counsel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
CHILD WAS
SLEEPING.
Thought She Was Lost, But
Policeman Found Rer
Under Porch.
Mr.. Cook Stove to

Sleeping under the porch of her
parents home the seven-year-old
daughter of George Deliman, of 6l9
State street, was found by Patrolman
Shutz shortly before IL O'Clock last
night Her father had reported to
the officer few minutes before that
the child was missing. An investiga-
tion by Shultz revealed the child
under the stoop asleep.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Was Taken to the Elizabeth
Hospital After an Accident
at Port ::Reading.
HEARD HIS SCREAMS.
Fellow Employees Unable TO Ex-
plain How He Fell Under
the Car.

J. Campbell, of Woodbridge road,
brakeman on the p. g. r. railroad, at
Port Reading, is in the Elizabeth
General hospital with one of his legs
off above the knee, the result of being
thrown from coal car and run over.
How he fell off is not known. The
first the crew knew of the accident
was when he screamed.
A passing freight engine was
stopped and he was rushed to Eliza
beth, where an ambulance was in
waiting. 1t is expected that he will
pull through.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
WANT HIM FOR WITNESS.

The police received telephone
message this morning from the
Yonkers police asking them to notify
II foreman named Screvicio, of 19l
Washington street, to appear in court
there Monday morning at 8 o'clock in
the case against William Persons.
Screvicio was foreman on the job
when the trouble occurred for which
Persons is in custody.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
PICNIC AND o UTING.

At the meeting of Po Ambo~ Tribe,
No. 65% of the Haymakers Association,
last night, in the Jefferson building,
most of the time was taken up in
making plans for the picnic and out
ing which the Haymakers will hold
at Loeser's Excelsior Grove at Maur-
er, Saturday afternoon and night,
June II.
A committee meeting will be held
in the jefferson building at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Team from Wilmington, DEL, Com
Ing Here to Tackle AmuSe-
ment Company Team.
MULLER IN THE BOX.
Man Who Pitched for Local Nine
Last Sunday Has Ex-
ceI|ent Record.

Muller is to be in the box again for
the Amusement Company tomorrow.
Muller has all the qualities of the
best twirlers in the game and when
the fans get acquainted wth~him he is
going to be favorite. He made a
good showing last Sunday, allowing
only three hits to the Cuban \ Giants.
Owing to the illness of Cox, Living
ston will cover second base for the
locals for the next week OF two. Cox
will then return with the team. He
is one of the best and Amboy is proud
of him.
A glance over the batting order of
the Wilmingtons reveals the familiar
name of Maher, who has played here
before. He is dandy and gives some
idea of the team for he only travels
with fast company. The following is
the batting order for tomorrow;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
oRGANIsT REcovERIN G.

John Finley, OF South Amboy, or
ganist of st. Mary's church, of this
city, is recovering from an attack of
the grip. His many friends are
pleased to hear he will soon resume
his duties here. His absence was
deepy regretted as his musical abil-
titles are fully recognized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
SUSPECTS
ARRESTED.
Two Men in Custody in New
Brunswick Accused of Rob-
bling Blacksmith Shop.
.SbeciaI 10 the Evening g Me7oS.

New Brunswick, June 3:-Frank
Word and Thomas Murray were
arrested here last night on suspicion
that they knew something about the
many robberies that have been taking
place lately in this end of the county.
They were locked up charged with
breaking into the blacksmith shop of
william Hoof.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
BROKE HER ANKLE.

Mr. Burns, of Market and Hobart
streets, fell recently while starting to
attend "a fire and as he Thought,
sprained his ankle. The injury
proved later to he a broken ankle and
Mr.. Burns will now be confined to his
bed for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
WAS KILLED
INSTANTLY.
Employed at Port Reading Had
Coal Chute Fall
On Him.

A Hungarian employed on the T..
& II. coal docks, at Port Reading
was instantly killed at II O'Clock yes
terday morning by being crushed by
a huge coal chute. In some way the
handle hit him and he fell in such a
way that the chute lowered on him
before he could he rescued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
Wilmington.
CARPENTERS TO MEET.

Monday, June II. the Carpenters
and Joiners Union No. 65 meets and
it is expected that the election of
new officers will take place, also that
plans will be made for the annual clam
bake and outing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
AGAIN IN JAIL.

John Thompson, who was sent to
Jail from this city and afterward re-
leased by the recorder, is again in
custody, this time for attempting to
rob a cash register in New Bruins
wick saloon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-03
TAKEN TO JAIL.

Lewis Dunn, the man who created
the scene at Keasbey, was taken to
jail last night by Constable Schantz,
held under $500 bail by Recorder
Wylie, of Woodbridge. on two charges