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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Gin naKss 6rab
Sanben srpei iunse 9sute beim 8rcac RippIe
9arf.

Beim BOotfabren i'm Broao Hipple
Bart ertranfen gefern Ibenb, tpts
ben umfdnoen na9 anaunebmsn TT,
stpsi iun9e 2eute.
9as Wafer wurbe mittslf 8reif'
baten bur9fudt unb es gelan9 benn
aud beuts frth, tpenn bie eingelaufene
Wslbung tpabr if. bic 2ei4e zines
iungen Wdo9sns ans l1fer gu bringen.
Die Beri9te iiber ben Worfaa fino
iebc9 iotpsit bon tuioeripre9enbem Sn.
balt, baB man tpsnig geifimmtes tiber
ben llnfal in grfabrung brinSsn
fonnte.
gs berlautste aber oaB bie Ieruns
qltidten elm 6rl. 2uep Wilss unb elm
iunger Damn Namsns %. 8. gonbari
fein ionen uno Die Nngeb6ri9en bes
iunssn Wdo9ens finb in begreifiaer
alufreguns iiber oas au ibnen georur-
gene 6eriiat tiber ben un9lidsfal.
sic gsben absr bic Soifnung ni9t auf
baB elm Srrt6um betreffs Der periOn
Der Ieruneladtsn borlis9t uno bob ibr
2iebIing fi9 in better gefunbbeit eil'
finoen tpirb.
Mls aber bic 6tunoen berfri9en uno
bic So6tsr nod ni6t in bas Seim sli.
rtdestsbrt, mar Die @ewiB6eit ba, baB
2ucn bon irgsno sinsm llnfalle be-
trofTsn isin mubie, benn fie mar ni4t
semobnt, unasbtibrli9 lanee aussu.
bleiben.
Wilis 8. Bon6am, Der iungs
Wann, Der i6r gesleiter mar. pobnte
1892 Wooblapn Mbenus, BET ieinen
gltern, sr mar als Stenograpb TN
5nuptquartisr Der Typographical
Union angsitslt.
Ta9Frnsen In ieiner Wobnung er-
sabsn, bab aud er ni9t heimgetsbri
mar unb aud feline gltern befhr6ten,
oaB ibm stmas S@limmes 3ugefobsn
fsin muB.
Seine gltern geben an, bab ein Il
setibter Sdwinmer tpie ibr Sobn nu'
bel &sttung bss Mdb9sns, bas fi9 ir
ieinem S9uBe befano, ertrinfsn tonnte
au9 In gonbam's Gaa mar bie llnge
uibbeit Der alten gltern fiber ba!
69idIal ibres Gobnes iammsrregenb
Obtpobl bic 2ei9en, als mir 3u'
prsfie 9ingsn, nod ni4t gefunoen tpa
rem, berri9t taum elm 3weifel iiber bal
S4idIal Der bsibsn innssn Seute.
9as Mdb9en mar erH 16 Sabre al
unb in Der Ta9bari9aft ibres 9eims
SO. 1710 proipset-Strabe, uOblss
litten.
@ilis Bon6am mar 19 Sabre alt.
Gin eetuiiisr Seisble. Der um 8 llb
Mbsnbs In feinsm ganne BET Groa
@ippls rubsrts, ersdblt, bab sr pI6t
li9e 6ilfsrufs bon 5rausn. unb Mdr
nerffimmeu b6rte. gr fsi benz S9al
na9ssrubert uuo iei bann auf bas m
benz Qisl aufmdrts trsibsnbe Boot 9
foben, bon ben Jnfafsn war ni9
mebr su feben.
Ha9fori9unesn i'm Canoe Club {
saben, oaB bas ganoe gissntbum pr
Ionbam mar unb bic Snitialsn In be
TN Boote asfunbenen Out beitdti9tsi
bab BOnbam Der gsrungladte ie
muBte.
Or bate bas Boot i9on ssssn Sr
llbr berausgenommen unb es bar
mad benz Abenbbrot gum stpeit
Wale sebolt.
Uie 2ei4en bon Willis 3. gonbar
19, l422 Wooblawn Mbe., unb gu
.. Wiles, 171O proIpset Str, uu
ben bsute frhb I'm @bite &iber gefu
ben, sttua so Darbs BON Der Steae, t
man aefern Mbenb bas umgetipt
@anoe fano. Die Sei4en Der jung
9sute lagen sttpa 90 SUB bon einanc
entfernt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

-p6Dfisfoeis Ser 9iebe.
rTu, unfer Opftpr erSdblte mir heute,
sab iid kbes Itom bes meni9li4en
R0rpers in iieben Sabren erneuert.
Sd bin alio gar ni9t mebr bic Grau,
bic Du einft sebeiratbet bait!" =
rOas babe ih idon lange semertt!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

Gin IDEAL f66ner Sag la&te 9eifern
Der 2irmes. Gin &ag, Der ben drgften
Stubsnbodsr ins Greie loden mubte.
Der Hare 9immel bot au@ @ewdbr
baftir, bab bas Wettsr ni9t umialas
gen pHrbe unb idon frii6 am Sage
bate mon bic erfreult&e @stpiBbeit,
bab bic biesidbrise 2irmes i'm @ers
mania parI einen sroBen grfols ai
ber3eihnen baben uHrbe.
Der berrli1s part pranete i'm f&6n=
ftsn Gsii3mud. sternen.8anner unb
bic bsuti9en Jarbsn tuebten Iuiftg bon
benz linben Winb gefd8elt swii&en ben
fi9 i9on ettpas 9elbli9 fdrbenoen gldt.
tern Der 8aumfronen.
@as Der 8srmania part 0erein
eefern ieinen Beiu6ern bot. iiberfies
aber au9 bie grfabrunsen Der Wors
jabrs.
S9on am frhbsn 9ormittaee fanben
f9 aablreide Beiu&er Elm, uno am
Na9miitage, ba tuar eine tpabre y6l=
tertpanberung, bis fi9 In ni3t enoen-
tpo0enoem Stroms nod benz prd9tigen
part ersOb.
Der part III aber aud ihOn &c.
mug, benz publifum, ielbit obne
tpeitere Mttraeticnen, Semitic In 6has
unb 5tiae au bieten. 9ier unter ben
gaumrtsien, psl6e asnhgsnb e&ut
gessn bic Spnneifrablen gepdbren,
ipar aefern gut ieiu unb bas publi.
fun bat ni9t nit ieinem geiude &C.
oei3t. Die 6traBenbabntpaeons brad
ten INNER neue 3u3tige frober Wen'
| ftemfinber sum part, usl9e ii9 tn freie,
Natur, befreit bon allen Sor9en uni
2aaen bes Mltasslsbsns, eiren Geier
tag ma9tsn, befsn grinneruns nod
Ianqe in allen tia9baQen tpirb.
I'm 8 lIbr Na9mittass b1tten fid
| f9on 8aufsnbe sinssfunben, uno al
S9aububen unb l1nternebme,! batter
ibren 3uipru&.
5 m W eItb ale.
Dos Woisltbal, unttr fdbissr Sci
tuns bes 0errn @uitap Oberldnber er
freute ff1 zines rieF9en 3uipru&es
| Sisr tuurbe nur WoieImein ben aahl
rei9en @difen borseiebt, unb amNbent
ging Der Dorratb, troboem man f,
bod auf einen groben 3uipru9 gefai
sema9t batte, re@t bsbenfli9 auf b
; Nsige.
Der N berger Brats
uur lbdle.
Bonn WoisltbaI begaben mir ur
. nod benz Nhrnberaer 8ratuurf
@l6dle, no fi& bic Serren gb. Sfet
hamm unb paul Surs3stpies INN be
, lsibli&e WOhI ibrer gdffe rs9t psrbisl
ma&ten. Die QuaIitdt Der @eIiefe'
ten lieb ni&ts su toani9en iibrig ur
!. 10 fam es bann, bab au9 bier riefl
Nuantitdien ibren Mbias fanoen.
g d tpdbif9e Wur f b u b G,
Na96em mir bon ben Narnberge,
\ Abi&ieb senommen. bsiu9tsn mir n
7 tarli4 bas ri&wdbiI9e WurRbhbl,
: tpeI&es unter fa@perfdnoiser 2situr
{ bes 6errn @eorse 9erletb Ranb. 6e
r Serletb unb fein nStab" paren emil
It NIT Der Austbeiluns Der borsnsIid
: @aare bef9dftigt, sin 3si9sn bab
gut i&medte.
Dte e Spanferfel.QIam
n Bon ben Wurfereien gings 4
Spanfertel-8ube. In Der 6err Gra
9atpersbsrger uno 0err @barl
e. @ef& Das eeeptsr ftbrie, freili9 10
n N oie 9errIi&ieit bier bon nur bei9rdr
/. ter Oauer, benn innerbalb ueniq
l, Stunben mar Der geiammte Uorra
= peri&wunben. Die Na&fraas mar sb
grbber pie bas Mnsebot.
0as @IHdsrab,
:. = tuo R& bie 6erren Mi9aeI Derls
!. unb albert 2eois, beibe Wsternnsn
}" benz @ei&dft, faa better f&risen, mad
7. nathrIi@ f&on aus bisIem @runbe bl
/" a}{0Iifhe (RegAxffs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

Gin 3. g. g mith. 1926 Col.
lege Mbe. geb6renber Stall gerietb auf
mpReribie Msiie iudbrenb Der Na&t
In Branb. Terluft $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.

2eute uurben tn Weu 4miferbnm, bie-
fem @ountp, In S6Idgersien bsrIsbt.
Marbie 9hsmpfon, Elm Wirtb, mari
einen unangensbmsn 8aff, Som Worb-
tuarb. aus ieinem 2ofaIe unb bisisr
te6rte bann 3urhd unb bsriebts 8bomp=
ion nit einem giieniiabe einen S9lag
auf ben Ropf, Der ben S9dbsl ipaltsts.
aurs barauf gerietbsn bic 6armer glp
@alfe unb @ab Briles In STREET. unb
Walfe fdob bann arf ieinsn @sensr,
bemielben cine 2useI in bic Ssits ia-
9enb.
@of9en, "a. Sept. NIfreb
Sons, %, aus 3snoslbias, rurbs Der
gntfiibrun9 Der Is Sabre alten @ben
Spice, So&ter zines rei1sr 60 Grange
@ounip 5armers f@uIbis befunben.
gr wirb bon PA Sabre &sforma.
torium srbaIten. Die @sIbfrafs, ipeI-
DE bon $l00-50O0 bariirt, tuuroe
nod ni&t befannt seseben.
DDS Wdb9en mar nit ibm entf1oben,
udbrenb fi& TIRE gltern In Der Stride
befanben, unb bas paar uurbe fpdter
in 2afaette aufgesriien, worauf banu
Spice bic Nntlase erbOb. Sas Mdo-
den iast, bab es ben iunsen Mann
liebe, unb baB es i'm, iObaIb er aus
bem @efdn9nihe beraustommt, 3 eira
then mirb.
@reeneafle, "a. Sept. Gin
Teusr, wel9es gefern In Der Wuits
balIe Der De Baum lIniberftdt nus<
brad, tpurae bur9 bie pereinten Nn'
frensunssn Der stubsnten uno Der
6euermebr 9el0Itt. Der 8erluf tpirb
) auf spii9sn $4,000 unb $4,000 &c.
; I9dbt.
9artforb gitp, "a. Ses::.
; glur babur9, bab He aus bem SsnRer
: iprang, gelans. es Grau @liff @eaper,
bic auf elmer Garm nDrbli4 bon 9un-
; bee uobnt, fi9 bor bem 0erbrennen 81
retten. Die Grau mar felt mebreren
Sagsn bettldgig trant unb ihr Wann
war sur 3eit ni9t 3u 9auie, als our&
; grplofon Der petrolsum-2ampe bns
? Saus in granb gsristb. Der gerIuff
an 6aus unb Wl6bsIn if Elm bpafdns
bigger. ba bieielbsn ni9t psrfi9ert tua-
rem.
> bIestilIe, "a. Sept. =
? Grau Greb @oetbe aus AreabiaIma9te
\ seifern Mbenb ben @erIud, iin nit ei-
\ mem @ebolber 3u eri9ieben. Die aus
gel our9bobrte bic lints S9uIter, pers
uria9te aber feins gefdbrIi9e Wunbe.
n Man elaubt. bab fie bic Sbat besbalb
\ beeine. neil ibr Mann in bstruntensm
n 3ufanoe beim tam.
i. Win4efer, "a. Sept. @arl
Ie garicn, 81 unb Mprtle grsgg. 18,
b tuurben seifern In bic bisfise Sail ab.
r se!iefert. sic finb bef9ulbist, Gin
brh9e In bieisr Wa&bari9aft berhbt 81
e. baben. Sas Wdb9en fammt au:
u Breeoille in bieier Na&barl9aft uni
:. ani&einenb 1T fie In garion b6lig per'
narrt. Den Bsamtsn iaste fie, bat
In man fie ni9t 3u bsobadten brau9s, bt
er fie ni9t bon ibrem 9umpane fieher
m tpsrbs. geibe bstanntsn F9 f9uIbis
ginbreaer 3u isin.
SGb ffrlpro.
2afapette, "a. Sept. DR.
3. @lart, Elm iunesr @ann bon 2.
ia Sabrem, bssins 9efern bier i'm 3ots
+ Sinss SslbRmorb bur9 @as. 9lu
n. Nbenbe bate Ct ii9 In bstruntensm gu
Is. fanbe auf iein 3immsr bsseben I'M
!, als Ct am Sage f4 ni4t ieben lieb
On On fanbte man einen 9OteIanseffeGten uat
d. oben. Mnn fanb bns 3immer Dol
No gas unb @Iarf tobt auf benz Bette por
ginen 3etteI. In uel9en nu9 Sra,
m Setta 0amiIton bena9ri9tigt tpiro
A. fanb mon auf benz SuBboben bor
-. glarf ifamu,te aus Rortb Baltimore
Nhin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

90 Die bette 5 Gent gigarre in
Der Stabt, Wu9o's .GOngfeQOp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

- aaa&t Si. Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

D as Haritdtens3ab binsi
untsr 9eitung Der 0errsn 60. Nesmer
unb SOnp yals erfreute fib slei9fals
sinss guten 3uipru8s, unb bab bic
geiu8er nit benz ibnsn @ebotsnsn 3u.
frisosn tparen, oas 3sisten bic sIiidli-
den @ef&ter Derienis.n, pel9e bas
Rabinet berlieben.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
William Berry Met With Bad Ac-
cident While Running
for a Car.
NOW IN A HOSPITAL.
Got too Close to Car and Both
Knees Were Hit Was Drag
ged Some Distance.

William Berry, a journeyman bar
Der, mployed by Joseph Greiner, of
Smith street, this city, is in the Pres
byterian hospital, New York, suffer-
ing with fracture of both knee caps,
the result of being struck by trolley
car on Lexington avenue, New York.
Berry was in New York ON a busi-
ness trip and was in hurry. He ran
for a car and got too close. 1t struck
him first on one knee and then on the
other. He was knocked down and be-
fore the car could be stopped he was
dragged some distance.
An ambulance was called and he
was taken to the hospital. lie is now
getting along nicely, but it will be
some time before he will be out.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
DECORATION
DAY EVENTS.
Regatta Committee Of the Yacht
Club has Arranged Series 7
of Races.
YACHT CLUB OPENING.

Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30
will be memorable in Raritan Yach
Club annals. There will be oper
house, to mark the opening of the new
club house, from 10 a. M. to q. p. m
The public is invited.
In the afternoon, commencing at
o'clock, there will be a series of races,
starting from in front of the elul
house.
The regatta committee has arranged
the following program;
|. Power boat race. for club mem
bels only, members to run their own
boats; once around the triangle
marked by Il boat anchored off South
Amboy, the light house and TO the
club house.
?. Oyster skiff sailing race.
3. Oyster skifi rowing race, two
men to be in each skiit.
4. One-oar rowing race, Il novelty;
around the buoy off the foot of Mar
ket street, and return.
). Sculling race, around buoy and
return.
&. Power skitf race.
I. st. Lawrence skitf rowing race.
s. Cathoat race, around lighthouse
and return.
The program viii conclude with a
special event which the committee
has named The Race of Life.
Prizes win be awarded in each
event. 1t is expected to conclude the
program in about two and half
hours. There will be no intermis-
sions between the races.
Anyone desiring to enter the races
should communicate with any of the
members of the committee, q. v.
Evans, c. $. Dutton, II. +. Acker, l..
j. Dover and Heman Anderson.
All the races are open except the
first, which is for members of the
club only, and the last. which is a
secret
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
Delightful Evening Spent With
the Popular Order in Wilder
Hall Last Night.
The FLAG PRESENTED.
Surprise Intended for Eugene
Hope Acted Backward as Mr..
Hope Was not Present.

Middlesex Council No. l, 100, Royal
Arcanum, entertained the ladies in a
truly royal manner last night when
they held their en- tertainment aud re-
ception for the ladies in Wilder Music
hall.
The entertainment, which was one
of the best ever given in this city by
any lodge, commenced at 500 O'Clock,
when Prof. st. Andrassy's orchestra
played the overture. THE Yankee
CONSUL, after which the Heinline
Banjo Quartet entertained They were
followed by Miss Dess .McClarin. who
sang. The dramatic recital by Miss
Augusta Grimm was loudly applauded.
Special District Deputy G. r.
Grymes was present and, in behalf of
Regent Washburn, presented Middle
sex Council with the silk American
flag which they, recently won. He
made short address, telling of the
good work done by the local council
and OF its wonderful growth. After
Mr.. Grymes speech the flag was dis
played while the audience sang the
''Star Spangled Banner. =
Regent Fl. W. Jones responded on
behalf of the local lodge.
Special Regent Porter, of Jersey
City, made an address, after which
the Messrs. Shaffer and Shuttle played
a duet on banjos entitled Echoes
from Old Camp Ground. y Miss Ethel
Palmer greatly pleased the audience
with her whistling solos and Miss
Heinline played banjo solo, after
which Miss Grimm; The Heinline
Banjo Quartet, Miss Palmer and Miss
McClarin again entertained.
At the close of the program the
floor was cleared for dancing
The program announced that there
was to be "A surprise, but the wrong
parties were surprised. A handsome
couch was to have been presented to
Eugene Hope for his faithful work in
the order. The couch was on hand
and Past Regent Mccullough had "A
neat little presentation speech pre-
pared, but Mr.. Hope was not present.
He'll get the couch j ust the same.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
CADETS PLAN FAIR.
At Meeting Last Night Six New
Members Taken In.

At the meeting OF the Westminster
Cadets, last night, six new members
we're admitted They were Frank
Durham, c. b. NJ ontgomery, Harry
Farroat, Walter Andersen, Howard
Hanson and Arthur Conquest.
Ii was decided to hold lawn festi
val, on j. j. Deiiche's lawn, next to
the Mccormick residence ON High
street. The committee in charge of the
affair is Harry Comings, chairman
Albert Krogh and James Griswold
A fortune telling booth will be a
feature of the festival and..a fish pond
will add to the attractions. Candy,
lemonade, ice cream and cake will he
for sale. Tickets are now out emitting
the holder to ice cream and cake OF
ice cream and Strawberries. In case
the weather should be stormy the fes-
tivai will he held the next night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
STAR SOCIAL NO LICENSE;
BY THE D. OF A. is FINED $40.
italian Accused Of Selling Beer
in Violation Of Excise
Ordinance.

Geremio Marcitelli. of l9l Washing
ton street, appeared in police court
this morning in answer to two charges
of violating the excise ordinance. 1t
has been reported to the police that
unlicensed traffic has been going on
there for some time, and Marcitelli
has been warned by the police. He
was found guilty of selling beer on
April s and April 9. the two dates
alleged in the complaint, and he was
fined $40 on each charge, or $40 in all.
He emphatically denied the charges
made by Mrs Mary Celli Deilledici,
the complaining witness, land said that
the Italianeword on Mrs. Deilledici $
account book for butter" had been
changed to that for beer No evil
dence of any erasures or changes could
be found in the writing. Then Mar
citelli claimed he was not in this city
on the dates named.
He paid half the amount of his fine
and Il property vouched for the
payment of the other $40 next Tues
day.
The authorities are determined to
stop the unlicensed sale of liquor in
the city. Another Italian, who was in
court, was warned, as there have been
complaints heard in connection with
his place.
In securing Marcitelli's arrest, Mrs.
Deilledici got even with the former
for giving information which led to
the arrest of herself and husband about
two weeks ago on charges Of obtain
ing goods in Yonkers under false pre-
tences.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
HEALTH BOARD
HEARS REPORT.
Report Of the State Board Of
Health Regarding Two Kinds
Of AntitOxin Filed.
INSPECTORS REPORT.

A report was read at the meeting OF
the Board of Health, last night, from
the State Board of Health relative to
the two samples of diphtheria anti
toxin sent TO them by Commissioner
Hyman Shragovitz. One sample was
purchased at local drug store.A The
other sample was from the Newark
Board of Health. manufactured by
the Newark Board, and which Mr.
Shragovitz desired the local board to
purchase in quantities, it being cheap
er. than the other.
The report stated that the two
samples had been found to be equal in
strength. The report was ordered
placed on file. No remarks were
made.
An application was received from
A. Greenbaum for license to con-
duct the former Moylan slaughter
house at 93 Division street. The IL
cense was granted.
The inspector reported the follow
ing number of cases reported since the
last meeting: Measles, nineteen;
diphtheria, eight; nuisances reported,
twenty; nuisances abated, seventeen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
Pleasing Event Held at the Home
Of Mrs. S. Shirley
Last Night.

Loyal Council No. II, d. of A., held
u star social at the home of Mrs. S.
Shirley, 295 High street. last night.
The social was an enjoyable affair and
was attended by about sixty guests.
The parlor was decorated with gold
and silver stars. Over the piano was
draped blue cheese cloth with small
stars. One large star hung from the
hall chandelier. The dining room,
in which dainty refreshments were
served, was decorated in red, white
and blue.
A pleasing program had been pre-
pared. Mrs. w. A. Campbell and Miss
Carrie Arner PLAYED Joys of the
Dance, duet, in a.pleasing manner.
Miss Mile Schwartz recited sour
Heroes, followed by Raymond We'll
don with a vocal solo, 'The Land OF
the Red, White and Blue. Miss
Lillian Whitworth rendered a piano
solo which greatly pleased her hearers
and Miss Mabel DeWorth recited IF
We Knew" Miss Alma Campbell gave
a humorous recitation entitled, "House
Gle aning.r' Mrs. w. A. Campbell and
Miss Carrie Amer gave another duet,
''Silvery Echoes - ''Little Black
Me-" voca solo, was rendered by
Miss NJ. Swartz, followed by recita-
tion with piano accompaniment, by
Raymond Weldon, which concluded
the entertainment.
Charles DeWorth won "The
Angel Child" prize for guessing most
accurately the contents of sealed
box Lewis Hollander, of Woodbridge
road, won handsomely upholstered
reclining rocker.
The members Of the organization
wish to thank their friends who 50
kindly assisted them in making the
affair both social and financial sue
cess.
The committee in charge consisted
of Mrs. S. Shirley, chairman: Mrs.
Clara Tyrrell, Mrs. Ida Campbell and
Mrs L. Tanggaard
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
Local Man Taken from Thirty.
fourth Street FeryhOuse in
New York to Bellevue Hos
pitaI Died in Few Hours.
SAID HE WAS DRUCCED.
Doctors at Hospital Made That
Statement Or. ]. G. Wilson,
His Local Physician, De-
CIares It Heart Disease.

Milton A. Brown, about fifty years
old, of PIG High sire ct, died in Bellies
vue hospital, New York, this morning,
from the effects of what the hospital
doctors said was some powerful drug
Last night he was found in stupor in
the ferrybouse OF the Long Island
Railroad at Thirty fourth street, New
York, by Policeman Calvin.
Mr.. Brown was an adjuster IN the
employ of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany and left here every day for busi-
ness. Yesterday morning he was in
good health, apparently.
Policeman Calvin was outside Of the
Thirty-fourth street ferryhouse yes
terday afternoon when a boy notified
him that man, whom he thought
was intoxicated, sat huddled in seat
in the ferryhouse The policeman in
vestigated and when he found that Mr.
Brown did not respond to repeated
shakings, he sent in a hurry call for
an ambulance.
DR.. Drury, who answered, said that
the man had been drugged and ne
took him at once to the hospital,
where everything was done to revive
him, but he died without regaining
consciousness.
A surgeon, whileut work on him,
found in one of his inside pockets, y
card with Mr.. Browns name and the
address of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany, Nos l12-ll4 West Forty -second
street An employe of the gas com
pany identified him. AT the time OF
his death his two daughters were
with him. DR.. j. G. Wilson, of this
city, was asked to notify Mrs. Brown
of the death.
When DR.. Wilson was seen BY
NEWS reporter, this morning, he said
he did not believe that Mr.. Brown
had died from the effects of a drug,
but that his death was caused by his
heart. with which he had considera-
BILE trouble.
Fol. fully half an hour before the
policeman was notified Mr.. Brown had
been in a stupor and although the
ferry house was crowded no one no.
tced him.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
New YOrk Officials Visited Local
Plant and Had Machinery
Put in Running Order
This Week.
WORD RECEIVED HERE.
Cablegram Shown Local Man
Giving Orders to Get Ready
to Start Up at Perth
AmbOy.

Word has been received in this city
to get the Nixon shipyard at the old
Ramsay plant ready for operation
within the next few weeks. New York
officials connected with Lewis Nixon S
shipbuilding industries, visited the
local shipyard this week and it is an
nounced on good authority that the
plant will be operated again within
fortnight. 1t is understood that
vessels of all kinds will be built.
The officials, among whom was Mr.
Nixon's brother and Mr.. Cole, had
the machinery at the plant thoroughly
overhauled, pipes put IN first class or
der and the engine tested and it is
understood they left everything in
good shape.
1t is said that Mr.. Nixon wants to
get control of the United States Wood
Preserving lCompany's plant, which
joins the sl.ipyard, so as to have more
room. If arrang ements cannot be
made when the lease expires he will
probably locate on the other side Of
the sound.
Next week, it is expected, the otlc-
ials will again visit this city and then
notices will be posted that the plant
is to be operated again.
One of the men who was formerly
employed at the yard as foreman,
was with the officials the day they Wis
tied here and ne was shown the cable
gram from Mr.. Nixon which said to
get enough men together SO that they
could start to work as soon as they
were called upon.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-12
UNITE LEAD CONCERNS.
Plans for Merger Have Been Ap-
proved by Special Committee.

A special committee of the directors
of the National Lead Company has
the plans for the merger
with the United Lead Company and
will report to the directors next
Thursday. A request sent out recent
ly to stockholders of the National
Lead Company for their present adj
dresses is believed to be connected
with the proposed deal. The new con-
cern will be controlled by the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining Company.