Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-07
State News


Il reu 1OA wa killed on BrIgantlne
Beach by William Seyerine.
Farmers in Salem county are offer
ing SI2 per month and board for good
hands.
Quartermaster General Richard 4.
d ~onnelly is seriously i'll at his home
in Trenton.
The Garfield Climb, Of Salem, still
has progressive euchre games, with
ths prizes cut cut.
George Lawrence, pear Quinton,
netted $40 from a small fock OF chick.
eus the past month.
John 9. Hazelton, a prominent
Gloucester contain. is very i'll at his
home in Mullica Hill.
Logs taken from a dam built in
Alloway' S creek, Salem county, are
as sound as when put in in 1879.
Her clothing catching fire from the
kitchen range, Jane Still, colored,
diedifrom terrible burns at her home
in T%rentcE, Saturday night.
lriurits due TO icing crushed be-
tween freight cars last week caused
the death in Cooper Hospital, Camden,
sunday, Of Albert Zimmerman, Of
No. 1852 Sycamore street.
A West Deptford township lGlou-
cester county, farmer says the only
medicine his family takes during the
winter is from an apple barrel He
claims apples are cheaper than medi-
cine.
To mark the completion Of the
seventh year of his %pastorate Of the
Tabernacle Baptist church, of Cam
den, Rev. DR.. William j. Camhron
Sunday was presented ny the copgre-
CATION with q basket of roses.
While John Diliwort was returning
from a christening in Camden, Sun.
day, his team ran away at the West
Jersey g. Seashore railroad crossing at
kaighn avenue. He was thrown to
the ground and badly bruised.
The Rev. Roland s. Dawson, pastor
of the Ainslie street Presbyterian
church, of Brooklyn, has accepted a
Call to the Knox Presbyterian church,
of KearDy, n. J. He will be gin his
new duties March /.
Twelve-year old Frederick Warner
broke through the ice while skating
on the Passaic river, near Kearny,
late Saturday afternoon AMI nearly
persisted. He was nearly unconscious
when rescued by William Mulligan
and ]. S. Sands, of Arlington.
The Rev. Titus S. Davis has re.
signed from the Presbyterian nssen bly,
IF New Brunswick and as treasurer of
the New Jersey Christian Eodeavor
Union to accept q call to the Presty.
terrain Memorial church, of Washing.
ton, d. &.
The Bayonne Dsmccratic City Com
mit.ee has indorsed ex-Mayor Esbert
Seymour, OF hat city, for the nomins.
ton for sheriff. Half a dozen social
aud political organizations have taken
similar action.
The tifty.second anniversary Of the
Forty.sixth street Methodist Sunday
school, CT bsvonne, was celebrated
Sunday afternoon.
War has been declared by the mem
beers of the Loyal Temperance Legion,
Of Bayonne, n. J.. upon the sails of
cigarettes TO Toys. A Bsyonne boy,
not over eight years old, smoked a
cigarette Sunday on Avenue D while
going TO Sunday school.
The celebration of the twenty fifth
anniversary OF the First Methods,
Episcopal church, of Ashury Park,
was begun Sunday. 1t will be con
t'nued nightly and mex Sunday. Biz
hon Earls CIanstoD, of Washington,
preached both morning and evening,
and DR., L, ". Randall, Of Chicago,
president Of the National Epworth
League, delivered al address,
Patrolman A. G. Carlson, OF the
East Orange police, died Saturday
nigh, n victim Of the blizzard and nj
his devotion 10 duty. On the night
Of the storm, although i'll, be insisted
Gu patrolling. On arriving home he
fell unconscious, stricken by pneu.
MONA.
Mavor Brady, of Bayonne, has re
oeived from Electrical Engineer Alol
phus a. Knudson, OF Now York. en-
ployed to determine the damage doNo
water msirs in the city by electrolyis,
resulting from the current of the PUb.
lie Service Company trolley lines, a
report that the entire six-inch pip,
running to the coal yards has been
destroyed and that other mains have
been heavily damaged.