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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
PAWNRRokER IN TROUBLE.
M. shinkowitz Charged With viclat
inq the Law

During the trial Of Laan;!er vii.
mans. a negro charged with the lar
ceny OF a pistol, in the police cour: YES.
lerday morning. it developed thai III
oh'nio"ltz, a pawnhipker had p,tr-
CHASED tho stolen weapon and later
sold it. TIE charge Of violating The
'aw regulating the operation OF pawn
shops was entered against Shinkowi:z
and Justice Brown reserved his de:.i-
SIGN IN me case today. The court cues
t'ons tho right Of pawnbroker 10 Duy
scods outright.
Tho negro was fined s12.75 ana a.
.ered 70 replace the pistol. He was
arrested Saturday night b. Nj. J. RI.
"hcalor' by whom lie was employed
anc from whom he steleNhe pistol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Lanakcrne a Rankr;1nt

a. q. -aHsholne. Of this city, lll~l
q petition il bankruptcy in the United
states Circuit Court CT Ncrfclk. ycStgr.
day The. liabilities Of tho petitioner
amount to s4.152 and are divided )
follows: Unsecured claims. s2.ss22
debts which should be paid by others.
s617: accommodation paper si.lsl.
ne assets are valued at sl0G. Among
the creditors are the First National
Bank, Jefferson Panla schmelz Bros.
Union Liquor Company and pabst
Brewing Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
The Norwegian steamship Mascot IS
COMING -fWo DAYS AHEAD.
Minnesota Christening Party Will Ar
rive Thursday of Next Week.

Minnesota Christening Party Will Ar
rive Thursday of Next Week.
II is announced that Miss Rose MAJ
rie S>naller, who will christen the bat
1leship Minnesota here Saturday, April
S. her party and the representatives Of
the State will arrive here on Thursday.
April 6, two days before the launching.
The personnel Of the party follows:
Secretary Frank Day representing
.Govc!ncr Johnson. who will be unable
TO attend; Mrs. Day and daughter,
maid Of homer: Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Nc
MILAN and daughter, Miss Lillian Nc
MILAN. maid CT honor: Mr. and Mrs.
a. II. Poehler. Of Minneapolis, and Sen
ator and Mrs 'Schallel with their
daughter. Miss Roso-Maric Schaller,
The sponsor.
The official party, which will rep
resent the State and was appointed BY
Speaker Ciasue. Of the Legislature. will
be Senator'S r.. E. Jepson,. Of Minneap-
oils and w. A. Smith, of Window. Cap
tain r. r. Lewis. of Duluth; Dir. j. n.
Dorsey. Of Glenco and A. NJ Hays. Of
Hastings Captain Lewis, was chosen
BY Speaker Clague because he is the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Wang Tomorrow Mont,

$500 y 'Sf'lS' wv iStGil.
he ever popular Casey at the Bat
MAT epic Of the atEctia fielh as recited
~ the elongated comedian DcWulf
Ripper in Wang" has caused more
contention as TO who is the author Of
thc eftusion that almost any other lit
erary effort Ct recent years II ap-
pears that Mr. Hopper received the
poem from Archibald Clavering Gun
ter away back in the early SOS clipped
from the columns of the San Francisco
Examiner, with the initials attached Of
=. L. t. A few years later 4 we'll
known magazine had en- article upon
the popular lyric and accredited he
authorship to a William Valentine. a
young Irish poet who came to this
country in 1876 and who died in New
York. when member of the World
staff in 1897. Casey according IS
this authority, first appeared in 1885,: in
the Sioux CITY Tribune.
Stones book OF ..American Hun1or.
Gus Worse has the classic signed as
Ernest =. Thayer,yet again on the other
hand. Dana Estes 4 Cos Treasures Of
Humorous Verse credits it to Josen!:
Guinlan Murphy. The truth, however
IS that Ernest +. Thayer. a hardware
merchant, Of Worcester, Mass. wrote
the ditty ami .DeWolf Hopper continues
TO recite it in Wang" and gives Mr..
TIiayer the credit for this delightful
contribution to American humor.
Hopper and Wang" appear here To-
morrow night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Death Of w. e. EliahfeIc

William E. Hishheld died Sunday
morning at his horne on La Sale ave.
nue. The body was shipped to VIII
minston Del, fer internent ycstrr-
day afternoon. The deceased was en-
ployed at the shipyard as a filter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
KNIGHTS Of pYrHlAs.
Urifcrn' Rank Camp Reoreanizes and
Elects Officers

At meeting held last night for Inc
purpose Of recrsanizins the Samuel
Holder Hines Comp, No. IS. Uniform
Rank, knights Of PvJhias. The fellow
ing officers we're elected:
Captain, II. X Walden; first licu,rn-
ant J. u !}awleigh; second lieutenant.
recorder G. L. Maffc;l: trcasrr
CIR, n. T Golfer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Republican Conference.

Hon. L. P. Summers. representing
Chairman slemp, Of the Republican
state committee. met about thirty
local Republicans here Saturday at
.ernoon and discussed the prospects
Tor the coming campaign.
another meeting is scheduled for
me near future and it is sail that
Chalrman Slemp himself will be here
when it is held. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Theatrical

The big Sam S. ShuEert prcductiun.
Arthur Dunn in The Runawavs." ono
O. last seasons most pronounced sue
cesses. will be the attraction al tie
Academy tonight. when local theatre
.oers will again have The opportunity
OF seeing the famous New YORK Casino
pro'luction in all its entirety. To ,he
r5ople who saw the llunaways" lust
Year nothing need he said regarding
he show for eEcryhc dy was hiehly
pleased win 'hr attractions which val
IN re2lilv o3c of the greatest enter.
'arments ever seen in the local thea
ire.
he story ccnters mainly about 4
feltalN General Hardtacl who has en-
ielcd horse, named Runaway, for The
suoull'an. u his entry wins, he
PROMISES II transport Jrsev Nav, a
pima donna. and her entire comic or
era ccninany 10 an island on The Pacific
OCEAN. caleb The Isle CT Table E'Hotc.
tn which dyspepsia is unknown. Whas
~ St!is AZ his n.Est CIRCUS resort is
'a'htr uninlnortant, il true except.
i'tat il gives opportunity TO a company
Ct NndcuAIed cSccllencc TO have a good
inc, and incidentally let The public,
II. OF their FIN.
LEGAL 'l:catregccrs will have their
MS opportunity Of seeing The new Ill
nous radiuM Pony ballet in the much
tistlsse6 raipin dances. ard entire
~ ntw and startling feature which has
LteE pn' On At 4 fabulous expense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Social, Session.

After the regular meeting Of ne
Jcscph Charles. Nonclave. No. $50. ]. O..
r., at tie lodge hall on Twenty-cieht!1
street tonight 4 smoker viii be held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Shepard's MOVING Pictures.

Shepard's moving picture show drew
large crowd of ladies and children
to the Academy Of Music Yesterday af-
ternoon. The audience last night was
small: TIE exhibition is not particn-
larly gccd one at best and the machine
seems e have habit Of getting oil; of
orGer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Sent to ASYLUM.

Simon p Hershherg. who was re
gently adjudged insane by a commits
sion Of luEacy has been sent to the
asylum at williamsburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
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Marine Notes
.azsaaan.aa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,u.uu=l::

.
1ht British steamship Virgil. Jar
din, arrived in port yesterday from
New Orleans and took On 1920 tans OF
coal for ships use, after which She
sailed for New York.
Fhc British steamship Shenandoah
Buckingham. is three days c:cr,l,,n
from Liverpool The vessel is con.
signed TO the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway company, ard was luc here
last Saturday with a cargo Of Imports.
1t is believed by shipping men that
HE steamer has ne, wi(, severe
weather during her voyage across the
AtIFihtic and has been delayed Oh HAT
account
The tug Coyineton arrived yester.
day with the barge kennebcc from
Portsmouth and City of Montreal,
from Providence.
Five large schooners are bound &c
this port for coal cargocs The Cora
I. C:essy and Baker Palmer are on
their way here from Boston; the Addir
NJ. Lawrence, from Portland; the Lucy
=. Friend from Bridgeport, and tie
Governor Powers. frcn: Rocklanh, Me
The latter is new schooner and is
nc% on her maiden voyage.
The British steamship Castamo sail
g, for this port from Port l5ads. La.
March %
The Norwegian steamship Mascot is
expected to arrive here today from
Boston, in ballast. 1t is understood
that the vessel will load cargo of coal
7 here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

Those forty-two piece dinner sets at
Lash's are selling for only $5.S7 a set:
dave you seen them? 2-7-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

l'iss Helen Fields, Of Hluefcld ~.
Va is visiting the Misses shark!ov.
On TweLty-siXth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
. Craiorio Sncin+u

ne Newport News-Hampton Ora.
1orio Society viii meet for rehcarsai
ton'sht a. 8 O'Clock at the parish
house or ST. PauI's Episcopal church
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

only marine member of the Minnesota
legislature. having served for a num-
por OF years as a steamer captain Dr..
Dorsey is The Democratic representa-
live Of the legislature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

Handsome dinner sets. 40 nioces
offered for only s5.S7. at LAsH'S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28
Peace in BloodfieId.

IT is claimed that Sunday was Il dry
and peaceful day in Blco;!feld.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

to set breakfast by seven O'clock isn't
necessary when. you use gas for cook
ing purposes. You can bake rolls,
mullins, corn bread and cook Il fine.
breakfast in short time when you
touch the match 10 Your gas range or
stove when you get mp. For summer
or winter cooking there is nothing
like gas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

The british steamship Castamo sail
Ell for this port from Port Eads. La.
March %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-28

The tug Coyinston arrived yester.
day with the barge kennebcc from
Portsmouth. and City of Montreal,
from Providence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
WARNED OF TROURIE

IT Is understood that the police
are investigating the fire which de-
Stroyed the barn on the Bentley
Manor estate Thursday night. Tho
poilce claim that they were inform
ca that trouble would be the resIlt
Ihe disDanding of the old depart
meht and the coming in of the new
ouI When 1t did mo- take place Nov,
emper they thought that if was
ohiN talk. It is understood that .
reWard Will be offered for the can
OF any parties caught settinp
IRE 70 any property. The poIice
VII also do all hat is possible FOL
'reVeht any further mysterious firas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
T0TTEAvILLE.
BIG CROWD TO
HEAR HEARST.
Special Train of Seven Cars
WentfrOm TOttenviIIe Was
Crowded.

William Randolph Hearst add,.ns.
~ 1wo crowded meetings on State,
islana last night. The first was beIi
az a. tne Union Opera House, West
rlslton, where the two ,tbous,na
seats We're filed, the afsles iammod
ana a mass of people was hacked ~
between the rear row of seats ana
.he doors. When Mr.. Hearst was
introduced the cheers lasted six mir
u.es; re declared his promises
would De fulfilled, and reiterated .
IN me middle of his speech some
one shouted: What did Won do win
me Maine Monument FUND.-"
II your life was as safe nc ~
money OF the Maine monument
una, retorted Mr.. Hearst go,
would be all right ~"
AZ the German Club rooms at
9tapieton. he made an address ON
'inlilaf lines, to a large. howling
John Ford and j. G. PbcIne
promised. for Mr.. McUarrcu uIu91ergp
ness all the time at Albany.
"A special train Of. seven cars left
.Tottenville last night at promptly
7:15 O'Clock TO take people to the
Stapleton meeting. 1t was fairly
we'll crowded with Perth Amboy and
.Tottenville people before it started
md when it reached Stapleton all of
he cars were so packed hat it was
almost impossible to get standing
'OOm. |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS

CONSTITUTION Of schools and tho
return of high salaried cleric ~
cIaSS duty are two of the suggestions
LOT economy made by Mrs. Mathilda
!, Ford aftcr an investigation of the
PUBIC school system for the nance
uepa tnleht. These suggestions met
mItil inc approval of the Board of
Estimate: and so the budget for theI
board OF Education for 1906 con-
ans no appropriation for new prin-
'lpals because the consolidation Of
schools would release PRINCIPALS for.
'acailcles. The allowance for teach
RS salaries is 500, 600 under Tho
Stlmatc, because such saving, if IL
AIMED can be effected by replacing
ign saiaried teacher-clerks VIII
Institutes. WIN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
NEW II ARRIVE

Tic new horses for The ongiro
company and the truck comnan nsi ns
IN nre department have arrived.
~ nsine company's team is NOT
~ cue lhat they expected and 1t is
opIpo,ent NAT they will be sent to the
end OF the island, while am
formed a real estate company ror vavl
purpose of purchasing real estate on
Long Island and Staten Island for
speculation. Yesterday afternoon
two of the company, Patrolmen John
Cavanaugh and Joseph Gels, visited
Huguenot to look over some prop
erty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
| LOCAL ITEMS

MiiIn'sss myl.rtlia Frank Runyon. O,
has meeting Is 9 9ffiiHes mfafsbHfc sister
ythere was no town committee meet
ing. 80
Miss Tappen, OF Railway, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Howard Valentine is i'll with
bronchitis
Mrs. Graham, daughter of Mrs.
after q. lingering Illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott b, Rathbun
and family have moved into the DEM
Arrest homestead, in Green street, for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blanchard Edgar
and family have moved TO Railway
for the winter.
Great excitement reigned in town.
Friday afternoon when the fire bell
rang. The chimney of the Pratt
homestead, on the Upper C~auseway,
being on fire. The fire was soon eX-
t~lnguished and the damage was very
small.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
WOODBRIDGE
AFTERNOON WHIST

me Afternoon Whist CIub had
apf,gn'lul meeting Friday afternoon
~ a. me home OF Mrs. w. A. Osborn
me first prize, a nest of bowls GU mas
won by Mrs. Charles r. Brown: the
second a fern and jardiniere. was
HIM HIM py Mrs. Stevens; Mrs. S. b.
pnlnsdale won the third, "A Cbristv
hlcture,' n Mrs. Clifford Maner
p iourlh, a vase. Miss edna +
Ilown won the first guest prize. al
1,asS conlpate, and Miss Lock wood,
tne second, a vase. The consoIation
prize, a book. Barbara" Mies
Georgia Brokaw won.
nc guests present were Mrs
i,vuis Wiss. OF Newark; Mrs. S. w.
ZONES, OF Railway; Mrs. w. l.. Har-
ned; Mrs; Nyliam Demarest. Mrs. {
wa.i,am I. kr1fg. Mrs. John Lock-
wood Miss Lockwood and Miss Edna a
Brown. ~ 40 Huna
Mrs, Louis tNiss. of NewarI w,uw
.'nteriain the Aolub November II a
Ter nom in johnson avenue. W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Ethel Rogers. of Johnson
avenue, was in Perth Amboy yester-
day.
Mrs. Newton, of Main street, has
purchased a new piano.
David Apologize and family have
moved from Main street to Jersey
City, n. j.
Work of repairing Main street is
going forward rapidly.
The grand jury sits at Richmond
next month. The sheriff and his
deputies are kept on the hustle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
SOUTH AMBoY.


are the Powder Works al Pariin
70 close down? That is the onestion
9elns asked by the employees sincn
me notice has been posted ~iavino or
ABOUT s~eyenty-fvo mon. thirfy-eirbt
oI Whom are inside men. Tboeo
VINO remain at work quit ot 5.90
every night and have a half holidovv
saturday. This is the first timo anr',
thlng OF this kind has happened ana
lne men are wondering what will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04

DELIGHTFUL PLACE.

T, M. Manning Daniels is building
me ADDITION 70 his home on Da,o7
aia an. Mr.; Daniels OWNS a con-
Sru1raoie noun of property in Me-
.o1nen ana in Florida. He recently
noiu some OF his Florida land, which
- ~ 81 Augustine, and connecting
Mn tne Fonce de Leon Hotel O
'slty. me Daniels Hill in Metuchen
.ne highest point of land between
ngw YORK and Philadelphia and a.
iellshtiul view OF the surrounding
'ountry can be had from If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
NORTH AMBoY NEWS.

Liltle Catharine Sullivan, laugh
YER OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. Sullivan, who
mas been very i'll the past week. is
improving under the care of
DR.. f. c. Henry.
Miss Fredia Peterson. of Wood
ert b. Mantell in Ricnelleu, al sfsys
Madison Square Garden theatre.
Mrs. William Walsh entertained q
few friends from out-of-town We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson, Of Hanson
avenue. gave a party to a large mum
Der of her friends Tuesday night. A
fine time was reported by all.
Miss Ella Gallagher entertained Il
number of her friends Tuesday night
at her home on Charles street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Daitz spent
Thursday at New York.
Mrs. Peter G~rcenwall, of Eliza
beth street, has been on the sick list
the past week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
TOTTENVILLE.

Ncted a number of second assistant
rs. They now have an up-to-
,nguck built by the Sea Grave
aoy, Of Columbus, Ohio. 1t
one IS frame, truss ladders and
ousn' t,pg, and is conceded TO be-
pans na'pest trucks in the bor-
presented S~1,705.00. The com
Vi itichinone new house on a lot
ne membeby a patriotic lady
Louis p. Sowahs
W. OMeara, Geo company are.
MADISON, Carl Carste Olson. John
gett, Joseph Fox, Jdffen, Hans
Allred w. Thompsongiam Dag
Mcnamara. pnofsky.
Inc Tottenville Fire DIX w.
held It's last parade Monda
tember l, 1902. They enterfpt
a number of out-of-town compa,I
IN this parade and # was one of n
pest conducted affairs ever held /
the reme of Staten Island.
ono OF the best chiefs the Tottor
vile Fire Department ever had wa
George HoehDs. of Lafavette nIacf
he was in charge of the -denorimen
al me tlme of the big fire in PERT
nuIpoy When the Hess block was de
S.ro9ed and readily sent the mem
2ers OF Eureka Engine Company t.
me Town across the river. He was 5
nara worker and ii was through his
ehorts that the department gained
many things from the city of New
J ORR. When his term of office was
OUT he was succeeded by John G
Aail. at that time foreman of Eureka
engine Company. The last chief of
ne department was Fl. C. Ellis. own
II OF the Ellis shipyard. He was
cry popular. 60
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
CHURCH NOTES.
Presbyterian.

sunday morning DR.. j. NJ. McNul
y VIII preach on "A Crisis Period o.
blessing Instead of tbe nsroii
/. aieelhoon service. the ladies' will
nave their annual missionary nraisa
serVice at 3:45 o'clock. There will
pe an address by the Rev. DR. In
Drie, a missionary of japan. son Of
II. lmDrie, of Jersey City and Ran
way. All are invited.
2 MI, trieze, of Utah. conducted
ane service in the Presbyterian
cnurcil last Sunday evening. He
SUBJECT was The Present Phase os
Mormonism." MAST OF
y mission band of the Presbv-
sssfian church had a chocolate too
q Friday evening at the home of
MIS-. c. M. Liddle. e Vi
Methodist.
Dr. Winfield S. McCowan,s s,h
49, NOT Sunday morning win he
WhAl, do o Believe" followed NV
ne molly communion. In the even,
Ing ne VIII preach on THE Studv Of
Sreat Paintings. ''uuS Vi
=, Congregational.
n subject for Sunday mornino
Mlii be Hidden Providences nnS
~ me evening Revealed proni
enSSS-s $50. -fA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
TRAINS WE'RE LATE.

Every train over the Rapid Tran
lit railroad from st. George TO Tot
.envllle, yesterday afternoon, was
rom twenty minutes to a half-hour
late and, as the ferryboat Warren
did not wait for the trains, but ran
, II. regular time, the passengers were
compelled to wait an extra ten min
ties in the ferryhousc at Tottenville
very trip before they could get to
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
AUTO ACCInENr

large automobile, owned and
yHm w george w. Foster, of New
iodh Guy, met with an accident YES
.qIudy at Main street and Middlescy
venue Mr.. Foster, in turning ont
~ announcer machine, ran into a posi-.
s considerable damage to his
which caused his party to re-
urn 10 New York by train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04
For Breakfast
Luncheon
Or Tea

a lew small biscuits easily made with
N0yIi Baking Powder. Make them
small as small round as a napkin rinn
MIX and bake just before the meal
Serve hot. iO''
Nothing better for a licbt d.o
'"an these little hot biscuits with butter
ana Money marmalade or jam.
'0u must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
---aoYA Royal BAKING POWDER CO., NEW OAK
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-04

peu engine on Staten Island Tho
HoHnrdny was entirely out of debt and
: us ninety equipped house was =
nlodei OF perfection, being ftteI
WIN an modern improvements Tbe
S9nicerS ana members at the time of
rsD"hdlneht were as follows: Fore
ant "onh - vaughan, Jr.: assist
T. n oielnah' ). w. Cole: secretary
fobD AgIGS' trustees, John Boss.
nam; K Pearsall, engineer Of staam
e; charles Yearance. assistant nn !
slneel; John C. Kali, William O,con- 7
e., - =. Slmonson, ID. r. Robins T.
nSo'Se "a. Cunningham, Henry Rnt' g
,er, j. w. Bedell. Alvin Rro~n 81
aDram Cole. T. ]. Drost Ian .
Early, Rinalder Fisher. H A Gmv9 q,
~ l.. Hadkins, Neefus Jonrncay os
ST. ~. Levinson, A. Latourette, C., r cl
Sh,idl, William %Simonson. Henry hi
innonson j. o. Totten. su
ne property owned by the com
ban1 ronslsted OF house and lot, one
bosn ensine' U feet of hose. one
nosc cart II one New York notro1 ;.
wagon. The handsome feanop ava 49,
ne ne other hose in their possession is Ma
~ tnc Guy. pol
INSTITUTION II. & L.. Co. led
constitution Hook &. Laddor CON, of
any no. /. of Richmond VALLEY me
,mioh is under the Tottenville Fire but
apartment was not disbanded whom cmr
~, other companies were and tbo,, onl
continue to do duty in that dis row
lct, The company was orpani1nd tnr,
etoDer 3, 1900. with the foIlowin" fire
a VI members: Patrick T. CAR. will
~, LOUIS (. Sowall. John w. pre-,
medra; Godfrey II. C~arstens. James
spe"' carr G. Carstens, Alfred w
ulaon' AdoIph Miller, Patrick T
NlcNamara, John Wintber com
richmond Valley has a ponnIatior tho
"pout hine hundred, and in addi- The
N mas an institution in Mount To- the
- y mnicn shelters about fourteen thou
chmond NthYeP, vJt- had no pro- other
,uis e. Sowall and Patrick T. Can 2,
Y. Interested other citizens of ioFh
chmond Valley and soon had a fire PuIl
,nnanv etortad Tbev secured Ions
arters in an old school house which speo
d been abandoned by the city, w.
al. ~ tbo idea and responded Hug
n~arouslv IN an onneal for funds to erty.
Ircnasc an apparatus n other
.plements necessary TO fight fire,
d The company IVA enabled to ~
rchaea = truck from washington undo
,ok & Ladder Company, of kreis- inc
With his truck, although cessl
Anticipated, they did excel the
work, invariably reaching every stat
q nromnt1v and in record time, 'exa
twithstanding that they had to ton.
II the truck to every fire. Later
ey secured an ~up-to-date pump and
some of the residents with NJ
e stream they threw. Having re- aven
ived their charter December 20, day.
90, they became entitled to the APP NJ
opriation from New York city, pure
licll they received in the following d,
ne. They then joined The Totem NOV
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