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Royal Wedding at Windsor

Windsor, Eng, June 16.--The mar
riage of Princess Margaret OF Con-
naught, eldest daughter of the Duke
of Connaught, to Prince Gustavus
Adolphus, eldest son of Crown Prince
Custavus of Sweden, occurred here
during the day in the presence of rep
resentatives of most OF the crowned
Eeads of Europe.
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THREE DEAD. SIXTY WOUNDED
Villagers and StroIling Players En-
oaae In General Fight.

Budapest, Hungary, June 16.-Three
killed and sixty wounded are the cas-
ualties resulting from fight between
strolling players and villagers at Dere-
kigyhaz, Hungary. The players prom
ised to give an exhibition of cannibal-
ism and big crowd collected, but
when the players did not give the ad-
yertised exhibition the villagers be-
came threatening, whereupon one OF
the players became realistic and bit
piece from one of the spectators ears.
A general fight ensued, but the police
ultimately restored order. Eighteen
of the wounded persons are suffering
from serious injuries.
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SUICIDES ON GRAVES or DEAD
La Crosse Man Despondent Over Loss
of Family.

La Crosse, Wis, June 16-Herman
g. Burand, aged ffty-three years,
whose wife and five children died sud
denly short time ago, was found
dying on the graves of his dead as a
result of self-inflicted wounds. De-
spondency due to the loss of his fam
lily was the cause of the suicide. When
found Burand refused to be removed
from his wife's grave and finally ex-
pired lying upon the grave.
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GREAT BRITAIN REFUSES.
Will Not Take Part in Ccnie, ence Re-
Qardinn Moroceo.


Fee, Morocco, June l6.-Great Brit
aims reply to the sultan's invitation
to that country to join an international
conference on the Moroccan situation,
which has been handed to the govern
ment, consisted of a categorical re-
fusal. This is the first reply to be re-
ceived by the foreign office and is
quite unmistakeable in terms, show.
ing the loyalty of Great Britain to her
agreement with France. Count Won
Tattenbach-Ashold, head of the Ger.
man mission to Morocco, has handed
In the reply of Germany accepting the
invitation
1t is expected that the reply of the
French government will be the last to
be received In order that France may
emphasize her refusal to comply with
the sultan's request.
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Prominent Business Man Killed.

Lynn, Mass, June 16.-William But
Ter Woodbridge, prominent Boston
business man, was killed In an auto
mobile accident in Saugus early in the
day and man named Wolf of New
York was seriously injured. A. G,
Childs and w. e. Taylor of Boston
were shaken up, but not seriously
hurt.
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patrick,s pay of Execution Set.

Albany, N. Y, June 16.-The court
of appeals has fixed upon the week be.
ginning Monday, Aug. 7, as the period
during which shall take place the
execution at Sing Sing prison of the
death sentence on Albert T.. Patrick,
whose appeal from conviction of the
murder of William NJ Rice the court
denied last week.
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HORSE TRADE COSTS PULPIT
Dismissal Of Rev. Roster of Hull, la.
Confirmed by Synod.

Asbury Park. N. j., june 1.-THE
Reformed church synod during the
day confirmed the decision OF dis
missal in the case Of Rev. 8. Roster
of Hull, Ia, whose pastoral relations
were severed owing to charges con-
nected with q horse sale. Mr.. koster
appealed to the general synod. The
synod allowed him to withdraw the
appeal.
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A Creeping Death

Blood poison creeps up towards the
heart, causing death. j e Stearns
Belle Plaine. Mimi, writes that friend
dreadfully injured his hand, which
swelled up like blood poisoning Buck
lens ARM Salve drew out the poison
healed the wound, and saved his life
Best in the world for burns and soree
DC. at Stoddard Il Halstead's drug
store.
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No Preparations for War.

Christiania, Norway, June 16.-The
minister of defense authorizes the
statement that all rumors OF the mob
ilization of the Norwegian army aud
fleet al~ devoid OF foundation.
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until a iatc. cate. it may be July l..
possibly little later, before the ar.
rangements for the meeting of the
plenipotcntiaries finally are com
pleted.
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For hail insurance in one of the old
est and most substantial insurance
Companies in America at very reason
able rates. call at the Madison State
Bank
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FlensbHrg, Prussia, June 16.-The
steamer Tetartos belonged to the
Flensburg Steamshipping company.
Her crew were landed at Batavia,
Java. The Tetartos had no contra
band of war on board.
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BUNK BY RUSSIAN CRUISER.
German Steamer Carried Cargo of Rail
road Ties,

London, June 1G.-The German
steamer Tetartos was sunk by the
Russian auxiliary cruiser Don May 80,
according to information received dur
ing the day at Lloyds. The Tetartos
was ON her way from Otaro, Japan, to
Tientsin with q cargo of railroad ties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
Mr.. KUGLER ENTERTAINED.

George KugIer, entertained a number
OF Tottenville and Perth Amboy people at
a party last night, at his home IN Amboy
avenue. Games were played TO pass the
merry hours. Al the proper time refresh.
ments were served. Some Of those pres
ent were:
From Tottenvlle, Misses Estella Merser
eau, Grace ~Androvette, Mrs. Androvette.
Gertrude Wgrren, Florence Morrey.
Florence Jacbie, Maud Kugler, Dessrs.
Milton Merscreau, Reuben Androvette.
BENJAMIN Cole. George Missner, George
Kugler, Charles Bendel. from Perth Am
boy. Misses Cora Mundy, Johanna Miller,
katherine McCreery, Eta Tooker, Ethel
Rankin, May Murray, Emma Fuele,
Mary McCreery, Mamie Kane, Mamie
Lind, Chalotte Lembcke.-- Messrs. vii.
liam Cunberton, John Kelly, William
Martin. Edward Lembcke. Frank DeMor
ey, p. g.. Frederickson, John Murray,
Frederick Ernst aud Lewis Ernest, Platofi
Zane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24

The Balustrol Golf Club, of Orange,
elected these governors Saturday night
/. c. Bayard, c. d. Beckwith, J.. f.
Bull, A. De Barry, S. 7. Davidge, John
Du Fails, John FAIR, Charles b. Freeman,
Richard Hopkins. Luis Kellar. A. II.
Larkin, W.. j.. Morgan, Z. W. Page, A.
S. Riach, W. f. Smith, NJ. L. Stout, e.
G. Thompson and Frederick e. Walker.
Stephen Wheeler. of No. ) Sherman
street, Orange. while skating on Soverel's
pond, in Fast Orange, Saturday night.
tried to make Il long jump and fell,
seriously iDjuring himself.
The trolley pole of a car slipped from
the wire Sunday at Avenue D and Tenth
street, Bayonne, n. j., and Conductor
John McDeTmott climbed to the top of
the car to replace it. While he was doing
so the car was started and McDermott fell
head foremost TO the pavement. He was
severely injured.
Plans were made Sunday at a meeting of
100 prominent church members of Bay
onne held mt the First Bapt ist church,
Bayoune, n. j., for a old-fashioned
religious revival throughout the city.
The Mems Christian Union was organized
with George Carragan as president.
Friends OF Edward Wiudas. of No. IL
West Thiry-first street, and Miss Mary
Ryan. of No. IG Evergreen street, Bayonn,
y. j., were surprised Sunday by news
that they had been married by the Rev.
Father I. p. Whelan, of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie chuch, on January IL. Wlndas's
refused TO believe the report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
NEWS ITEMS.

Wolff Mahoney, of Broadway. spent
Sunday at Matawan. George, Mahoney's
clerk, spent Sunday at Keyport.
Henry Leonard expects to resume his
former position on a New York tug
boat.
Mrs. Noah Furman, of John street,
is anticipating having "A telephone
placed in her residence.
Peter Maher, of this borough, has re-
ceived an offer of a position with the
Conklln and Armstrong Terra Gotta
Company, of Philadelphia.
G.. NJ. Church has had a telephone plac-
ell In his residence in Broadway.
The II. s. NJ. Telephone Company
had ONE men here stringing wires over
the tops of some houses from Jaoues'
drug store in Broadway, to his house in
David street, Monday.
Mrs. Peter Stults is improving after
au.attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Preston King has been III with the
grip.
Borough Council meeting will be held
tonight. Go and give them a full house,
George Green, clothier in Broadway.
was taken very i'll Sunday and is not
able T. attend to business.
Mrs. Huldah Petty is very much better
after several days illness with the grip.
Dan Sharkey, Of this borough, was a
Perth Amboy visitor Thursday evening
and attended the wake Of Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. Emily Learned and daughter,
Mildred, of Railway, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and fami-
ly, Ct Second strrete.
Robert Barry, of this borough, was a
Perth Amboy visitor Sunday.
Tn servant girl at Steuer wald's hotel,
was taken suddenly Ill Sunday and DR..
1 Albright was called in to attend her.
The Leiderkranz Singing Society, held
their regular meeting Monday evening.
for practice.
The members of the First Baptist
church, Rev. j. Y. Irwin, pastor, will
celebrate the thirty-third annise saly OF
the church with a rally on the fifteenth
Of February. On the night of their an
nnal meeting a committee of three was
appointed to attend to the arrangements
Tor the same. 1t is also expected that
they will havc IL roll call on the same
evening.
A consultation was to be held by Drs.
Long and Burnett over the illess of Mrs.
Samule James, Monday night. 1t was
thought that there might be a clot Of
blood on her brain. The result was not
known Mt time of writing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
CAUSE OF DIRTY WATCHES
Men Have Waistcoat Pocket Into
Which Timepiece Is Thrust,
Thus Gathering Muck.

"Do you know" said the Jeweler TO
the Chicago Inter Ocean man, mat OF
the hundred odd watches brought here
every day to be cleaned, about 80 on
the average belong to men? A wom-
ms watch seldom requires overhaul
ing. That is because she wears no
waistcoat. The waistcoat pocket used
by most men as a watchholder IS usu-
ally a scavenger box in miniature. In
to it drift dust, cigar ashes, and floss
from clothing, until it becomes a veri-
table muck heap. The stuff finds it's
ways easily through the stem setting
and between the outer and inner case,
and the watch goes wrong. People
about the atmosphere being re-
sponsible for the watch cleaning in
you just turn you vest pocket
inside out and see what you find
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
WOULD NOT ADJOURN
Congress Asked to Uphold
Russian Revolutionists.
BAKER CONDEMNED MASSACRE
Members Not In Favor OF signifyInR
sympathy With Revolt at 81.
Petersburg-Fortiacntions
Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Tne ses-
sion Of the house was devoted entirely
&c consideration of bills relating to the
District OF Columbia. There was M
echo of the disturbances in st. Peters.
burg when Mr.. Baker u. " moved
that an adjournment be taken out of
respect to those who We're killed in the
clash with the Russian troops. The
only affirmative vote was recorded by
Mr.. Baker himself.
Seeing that his motion had been lost,
Gr. Baker, shaking his finger at the
Republican side of the house. cxclaim-
ed, That is the interest the people
have in humanity" and in an under
tone said that if it had been a king
or emperor who had been shot down
the house Immediately would have ad-
jonIned.
Mr.. Beveridge in the senate made an
other Intellectual effort 10 have n time
fixed for voting on the statehood bill.
The opposing senators expressed an I'M
willingness to vote on the bill until the
amendments shall have been disposed
Of.
The Notifications appropriation bill
was passed after rejection of the
amendment striking out the provision
for insular Notifications.
The amendment was further discuss
ed by Messrs. Calmack, German, Ba-
ron and Money. all of whom favored
it. Mr.. Money based his support on
the fact, as he said, that if the pro
vision for the fertilization of the Phil
ippine Islands is left in the bill lit will
look rs if We are there TO stay" He
expressed the opinion that the .Japa-
ncSe were the natural protectors OF the
Filipinos if they needed Il protector,
which he did not believe to be the case.
He not only believed that the Philip
pine people needed no such assistance.
but that the Santo Domingans also were
capable of taking care of themselves.
The amendment was voted down-17
to IS, a party vote. The bill then
passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
Carteret

Mrs. Larmer was called 70 South Jersey
by the death of her father.
DR.. and Mrs. McNulty, Of Woodbridge,
attended the meeting at the First Presby-
terrain cureh, FIR iday Eight.
Misses Bessie and julie Slugg, Fannie
Johnston and Maude Platt, spent Satur-
day in Newark.
Mrs. Williams children are improving.
The baby was very low Thursday.
Miss Belle Beam has returned from a
weeks visit to her brother in Lebanon,
Pa, and her cousin in Philadelphia.
George II. Wilson was the guest of his
brother, D .R. Wilson, Sunday.
For goodness sake, do not forget to
attend the 18th Annual Masquerade
Bail of the German Union Benevolent
Association, to be held in c. b. l.. Hall,
Woodbridge, ". J.. Tuesday evening,
January oath, 1905. Music by Stein
hauscr's full orchestra gents ticket.
35c ladies, 25c. Four prizes will be
given, two for the lady and gentleman,
wearing the handsomest costumes, and
two for the lady and gentleman. wear
ing the most comical costumes. Ladies
and gentlefnan's costumes can be hired
from Mrs. Schneider, Fulton street,
Woodbridge, y. ]. Don't forget the
date-January 24th and be sure to.
bring Your friends we will give them
all a good time.
Committee-Charles Deibold, August
Landt. Ferdinand Katl, Martin Elm
horn, Henry Gels. 1882 1-21 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
Old Bridge

Miss Kitty Angleman, of Newark, is
the guest of Miss Christie Appleby, of the
Chestnut Hill farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing and family,
of Englishtown, have returned after visit
Ing MI. and Mrs. j. II. Clayton.
Miss Reva Clayton, has been visiting
Miss Bessie Reid, of Summer Hill.
Mrs. George A. Rusher, Jr., has been
visiting at New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
Cranbury


Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander re Brock, CT
Jersey City, have been visiting Nj. and
Mrs. Augustus Farr.
Mrs, Sarah Herert is visiting her daugh
ter, at Princeton.
Mrs. Thomss Dey has been spending a
few Gay with friends at Trenton.
Mrs. Matthew Sutphin, of Hightstown'
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Petty
Mrs. A. ID. Rue has returned from a
months visit at Clifton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 24.--Dr. Pc
ter McCahey. II friend of Owen Kelly
and for several years Il coworier with
Dr. Patrick II. Cronin. is self impris.
oncd in his own home because he fears
his life is in danger. He is reported tC
have said, Il have been trailed like Il
dog since Jan. 1, and l am satisfied
that my life has been in danger be-
cause of my opposition to peace trea-
ties .vith England
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24

Rev. S. X. Moore, of P~edricktown, form
er pastor Of the NJ. E. church, is visiting
friends in the borough.
Mrs. Charles Anderson and daughter
Marion, have returned after visiting
friends at Hoboken.
Mrs. Isaac wilkins. of Railway, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fannie Servis.
Mr.. Lazone and granddaughter Matilda,
started Thursday morning for Stockton,
Cal, where they will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lanzone, and make their resi-
dence for the future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Las Forge, wife of
Richard LaForge, of Amboy avenue,
Pleasant Plains, died Sunday afternoon
at the age Of sixty-eight years. The
funeral was held today from J Jones,
pastor Of st. Marks church, Pleasant
Plains. was in charge Of the church
service. He was assisted by Rev. Enoch
Meachem, of Bethel church, Tottenville.
interment was in Bethel cemetery. /. p.
Dedell & Sons, funeral directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
NEWS ITEMS.

o. L. Smith, is confined to his home,
Broadway and William street, with i'll
ness.
Little or no ice could be seen in Staten
Island Sound yesterday.
Work is still slack at the s. 6. White
Dental Works, Princes Bay.
The Board of Aldermen, of New York,
plan several new improvements fol
Tottenville this summer, it is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
MARIO ESCAP .

DR.. Jackson. of Matawar, had a narr"w
escape Saturay. He had bee1 visiting a
patlent in George srset, this borough
and on his return tri p had crossed the
George street bridge and was crossing
do En the hill when a trace came unlock
ed and the horse started on a gallop just
us a trolley car was passing the street on
Broadway. The horse was checked Just
i'll. time to prevent a collision.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
SOUTH AMBOY
MRS. APPLICABLE VERY LOW.

A brother of Mrs. Wood Apologize, of
Morgan, arrived from the south Monday.
A report was received Monday night
from the Appiegates, to the effect that
Mrs. Applegate was just alive and it
was feared she could not recover. 1t
was said Sunday that she would rally 4,
as there was a change for the better,
but about 6 p. m. a chsnge for the worse
came and her life hangs in the balance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
TICKETS FOR CHARITY BALL.

Many tickets have already been disposed
OF In all parts of Staten Island, for the
great charity ball, which will be held in
the German Club rooms at Stapleton, on
February 3. This affair it IS said will he
one of the greatest events of Staten Island.
The money cleared will be used at the
Infirmaly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
TOTTEN VILE.
MRS. BAcHMAN WINS.

Mrs.-H. A. Bachman, is considered one
of the lucklest ladies in Tottenvllle, and
al almost every whist or euehre party she
attends she wins a prize. Last Wednes-
uay night at the benefit euchre of James
w. Mutrie. held in the German Club
rooms at Stapleton, Mrs. Bachman was
awarded a prize. She received a cut alass
dish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
PRIZE WHIST SOCIAL.

Prize whist social will be held in the
knights of Pythias Hall, Saturday night,
under the auspices of the trustees of the
T~cttenville Library Association. The
admission will be seventy-fiv cents. The
playing will commence at $50 O'Clock
and last until II. 30 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
PHEASANT SURPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph a. Dey were sur
pissed by a party from South River
Wednesday night. The party OF friends
were pleasantly entertained with selections
by the fine Edison's ~phonograph recently
purchase1 by the Deys, and refreshments
OF zee cream, etc., were served during the
evening. All had a very enjoyable time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
A SURPRISE PARTY.

r. W.. Wood, Of Main street, was given
II surprise party by about twenty of his
friend- SATURDAY. night. The occasion
being his birthday. The guests gathered
at the home at 8 o'clock and whist was
played until II O'Clock, when supper was
served.
All present had a good time and it was
past midnight when they departed for
home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
FINE LECTURE.

Tonight Prof, f. A. North, will give
an illustrated lecture in the Huguenot
Reformed church at Hu2uenot. This
will be a great entertainment and all who
can see it should do so. Over ECO scenes
of the Russian-Japan, war will be shown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
Jameshufg

e-Mr. and Mrs. James Fl. Mount have re-
turned after a two weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Dobson at Old Bridge
and with relatives at South Amboy.
William Owens and family, of Prospect
Plains, have been visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Owens.
Albert Owens, of New York, recently
visited his father, Albert Ownes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
TO GO SOUTH.

William O'Brien, and family, of Main
sire ct, will leave Tottenville. about
February l for Maine, Florida, where
they will remain for some time. During
Mr.O 'Brien's absence his hotel will be
managed by William Simonson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
THAT BENEFIT EUCHRs.

The plans are being rapidly completed
for the benefit euchre, which a. told In
the News, will be held in the Knights
Of Pythias Hall Tuesday night, January
/. This affair Is far a worthy cause and
1t is hoped that it will be largely attend
pd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
Governor Captured Negro Murderer

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. "a. 4
special from Jackson. Miss, says that
while Governor Vardamau was on Il
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad
train he arrested Jim Hannah, Il negro.
charged with the murder of WI men
in Holmes county. The governor bor-
rowed 4 revolver from the conductor
and compelled the negro to surrender.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Syracuse uni
yersity's New York alumni are TO have
n dinner OIL Friday night at the Hotel
.Astor. William J. Bryan will speak.
and besides other addresses several
novelties are promised Of Il character
unusual on such occasions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
iRCAN UM BOWLERS.

Tomorrow night the members of Arthur
Kill Council and George W. Curtis
Council, Royal Arcanum will roll a
match game In the Royal Arcanum
bowling tournament. The match will be
rolled on the Aquahonga alleys, Totten-
vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
CAPTAIN ANDROVsTT ILL.

During the past few days Capt. Reuben
Androvette, OF the ferryboat Warren, has
been confined to his home In Johnson
avenue, because of illness. His place on
the Warren a been filled by mate Patsy
ReckhnM.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
NEARLY COMPLETED.

The much -talked-about tIestle over the
Central railroad tracks this side of Nor
gan, is ar last nearly completed. TIL:
men have been working steadily for thu
past week and 1t will only require a few
more days to finish it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
THREE ICE HOUSES FILLED.

Dick Slider, proprietor. Of the cold
Sports Fishing Club" house a Lawrence
Harbor, has had three ice houses filled
with ten inch ice taken from a pond
telonging to Andrew Furman near his
brick wards at Whale Creek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
INVITED TO ATTEND.

a number of Tottenvllle people have re-
ceived invitations to attend the dance of
the Catholic Club, which will be held to-
night in Wilder Music Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
PUBLIC SERVICE TIME TAI

Effective Jan. ,, IHJ0.
Cars lFavc Railway Junction for Rahwd
formatory ev cry SO minutes from $40 a. I'd
II. 40 p.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Wood
Greek every hour from 5,10a. m. until II. 4
connecting with New Brunswick cars
the hour. $40 p. IN. car FROM Railway ".
last car that makes connections fo&
Brunswick -
Cars leaving Nav Brunswick at 5.45 a. =
every hour until S45 ? M IN with
Sewaren. Woodbridge. Railway and Wes
IHrs leaving Perth Ainboy ferry at -
and every hour urtH g.51 p. n. then 20
and il.42 p, al lor acwaren
bridge. Railway and Westheld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
+ Woodbridge !
MR.. RATHEUN ENTERTAINED.

George st. John Rathbun entertained
a number of his friends Saturday evening.
Various games were played and all had a
fine time. A mong those present were
the Misses Edith Hasbrouck. Ethel Valon-
tine, Anna Dixon, Ida Lockw God, and
Else Martin, Messrs. Aston, Voorhees,,
Louis Valentine Francis NJ. Drake. Irv.
ing V ale ntinC, William Plall and Thayer
Martin.