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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
BREAK GROUND.

The work of breaking ground for
a new boiler house at the Cheese
brough Vaseline Works was started
TINS morning and will be rushed
along as fast as possible. 1t will be
40X50 feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
probing sAnin.aI Industry nnr.an-

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-As the re-
suit of the investigation of the bureau
of animal industry and the admissions
by DR.. Salmon, its chief, Secretary
Wilson, has under consideration the
PRONUNCIATION Of rules designed to pre-
vent government officials from engag-
ing in commercial enterprises which
deal with the government. One of the
principal rules will prohibit any en-
ployee from being interested In any
concern which contracts with the de-
.partment, If that employee is in a
position to Influence the award of a
contract or is likely to be. called upon
for a recommendation. A full and COM
plete investigation of the bureau Of
animal industry is now under way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
A NEW ERA DAwNs.
Cars Manifesto VIII Give Russia a
Parliament.

TurhtuHient.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. e7.-After
months of preparation and anxious
waiting the project for a new popular
representative assembly, an innovation
to the Russian political system of
greater Importance than the emancipa-
ton of the peasantry or the establish
ment of ZemstvOs in the sixties, is now
undergoing final revision, aud its com
pletion and PRONUNCIATION are thought
to be a matter of days only. The EN-
peror, it is well known, hopes to sig
nalize the first birthday of the infant
heir apparent by a manifesto summon
ing the representatives of the people
together.
A dispatch from Lidiapudze, Man
churia, says the Japanese have concen-
trated in Manchuria in front of the
Russian armies 100000 infantry with
LOGO annon This is exclusive of the
detachment Of General Hasegawa.
commander of-the forces in Korea. and
a special detachment the destination
of which is not known. The weather
is good. and the roads are drying up.
( A dispatch from Godzyadani, the
Russian headquarters in Manchuria,
that the japanese who landed re-
at Castries bay have returned
aboard their warships. All the build
ings along the shore of the bay were
burned by the Japanese.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
Local Items


Patro1man Meshrow stopped q
game of baseball on the Lehigh Val.
ley field at $50 o'clock yesterday.
James Hardiman, of 1873 Madison
avenue, has reported to the police
that his small son was bitten by a
dog.
Jens Peter Thompson, of South
Amboy, was arrested by Patrolman
Andrew Jensen Saturday night on
a drunk and disorderly charge. He
was discharged.
A factory league team manager
requested the aid of the police to
go to a house on Broad street and
get a baseball suit from a fellow
who refused to give 1t up. He sur
rendered the suit when the officer
went to the house.
An officer went to the Central de-
pot about 8 O'Clock yesterday after
noon where a fight was reported to
be going on.
A two-year-old boy strayed from
the Chapman residence, where he
was visiting, yesterday afternoon,
anu HIS dpSeHce WIS Reported 10 the
police. He was found on Smith street
soon after. by his father.
A large party of poplar young
folks is being organized to go to
Midland Beach next Sunday.
IL the present plans of the West
minister Cadets are carried out it
will be only a short time until the
cadets have an orchestra.
Board of Aldermen meets tonight.
An Italian girl who bought a waist
at a store on State street and who
could not wear it because it did not
fit, took it back today. She was un-
to get satisfaction and sought
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07

IN CHURCH CIRCLES.

Rev. W. f. Blakeslee occupied the pull
pit of Simpson NJ. f. Church at both
services yesterday. The congregation
WAS especially large the members being
anxious to greet their former pastor.
Mrs. Macan sang at the morning service
and Arthur Hope and Miss Grace Hope
sang a duet at the evening service.
Rev. W. E.. and Mrs. Blskeslee were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Hassel APP
plegate over Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
CHAPELLE STRICKEN
Archbishop of New Orleans
Ill With the Plague.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN CONTROL
City VIII BE Divided Into Wards and
Active Measures Taken to stamp
Out Dreaded yellow Jack.
gee to Control.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Z. Arch
bishop Chapelle Of the diocese of Louis
lana and Havana, who lately has re
turned from a confirmation TOUR of
Louisiana, has been stricken with vel.
low fever at the archbishopric at st.
Claude street and Esplanade, just OH
the border of the so called primary
infected district.
The announcement created profound
dismay through the great Catholic
population of the city, and this was
further increased by the announcement
that the archbishop's illness had de-
veloped an acute and virulent type.
The aIehbishopric has been always the
mecca for many of the italian and
French Catholics of the city, and a
stream of poor and INDECENT are going
through the premises all day long.
In addition, the attendants at the arch
bishopric are busy through the charges
in the Italian and French portions of
the city.
DR.. Leroux is the attendant, and he
ordered the residence of the aged
French prelate closed to all save the
physicians and nurses who were sum-
not vet known how the archbishop col
tracted the disease.
Though there was an Increase in the
number of fatalities, the fact that the
whole yellow fever situation has pass
ed to the control of the federal gov
eminent has had such an encouraging
effect locally that it is felt on all sides
that there has been a distinct improve
ment over conditions.
The city will continue to exercise
it's police authority in cooperation with
the federal surgeons, the municipal au-
thorities and the citizens committee
are to carry on the campaign of clean
ing up, the two health boards are to
perform many of their functions in
conjunction with the marine hospital
service, and New Orleans expects still
to be called upon to furnish funds to
carry on the fight.
The actual handling of the fever sit
wv ilNtit 10 w pass W phC oiASStiOh
of the government, which is expected
to send Il large number of yellow fe-
yer experts to work under the super
vision of DIR. White. Rigid rules are
to be made and efficiently carried out
in connection with the scientific treat
ment of cases.
The federal officers make no attempt
to conceal the fact that the situation
is serious. but they say it is not with
out hope.
Active control of the yellow fever
situation in New Orleans by the Unit
ed States public health and marine
hospital service will begin immediate
~. Orders to that effect were wired
last night to Surgeon ]. II. White, the
marine hospital officer now on duty
here.
Want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at f. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
Etheridse, In Jail For Forgery, Oc-
cIipied n Dover Pulpit.

-
cupied IL Dover Pulpit.
CATSKILLr n. Y, Aug. John
Etheridgn, aged twenty-four, in jail
here charged with forgery and who is
wanted by the police of Asbury Park,
Long Branch, Dover, N. J.; Scranton,
Pa. and other places where he is said
to have defrauded hotel men and cler-
gymen, passing for "a priest or an
Episcopal cleric has been identified
here by the Rev. Edgar E. Brooks, rec
tor of st. Johns church, Dover, as the
man who CALLED at the Dover rectory
on a recent Sunday and introduced
himself as a clergyman of the Episco-
pal church.
Il gave up my pulpit to the stran-
ger" said Mr.. Brooks, land he deliv-
cred to my people one of the best SER
I ever heard. Before leaving my
house he stole my gold watch"
Etheridge, who is said to have been
imprisoned in England for embezzle-
ment, was taken to New Jersey today.
Want Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at brakes
Pharmacy, Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
The SOCIAL WORLD.
sON

Mr.. Hardy, Manager of the Glen Rock
Wooden Mills is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcneil, of Phila-
delphia are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
William Greenleaf, of 343 State street.
Mrs. William Sharples and daughter
Tillie, of Clyde station has returned
home TO New Brunswick.
Mrs. William Martin who has been i'll
at her bone on Madison avenue, is i'm
proving.
William Pannwitz, of 212 Smith street,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Red Bank.
Edward Moore, of Smith street spent
Sunday with his family at Rossell.
M. Irvings, of Smith street, has re-
turned after visiting his family at Red
Bank.
! Themes Ryan, of South r liver, was a
visitor in town On Saturday and Sunday.
John K~lussendorff, of Brighten ave
nue., has returned home after visiting
his sister at Brooklyn.
Mr.. George S winson is having his
house on Gordon street painted
Lewis Rudders, of Lewis street, en-
tertained a fishing party on Sunday.
Miss Adele Gilman has returned to
her home on High street, after spending
her vacation at Asbury Park.
Miss Annie Cartcorn, of 1856 Gordon
street, spent Saturday at Coney Island.
Mrs. Keuling, OF Brighton avenue, is
entertaining friends from ont of town.
Miss Mary Clausen, and Miss Hulsizer
spent yesterday in New Brunswick.
: Miss Kathryne Fyne of New Brunswick
spent yesterday with friends in Washing
ton street.
Miss Fulton, Of South Amboy. has ac-
cepted a position as p~ianoist and sales
lady with the Ludwig Music company.
Mr.. Clayton Sheath, of Harrison Place
spent Saturday out of town.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson and children,
of Gordon street left today for the High
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Witt, and dau-
glitter, of Ball Block, are on their vaca-
tion, at Highland Beach.
Miss Rhoia Dawson. of 1874 Brighton
avenue, is visiting friends and relatives
at New Brunswick.
Mrs. Peter Nicholson spent Satur-
day visiting friends in town.
Mrs. William Woglom returned
Saturday from a tree weeks visit
with relatiNes1-ina Lerondsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Henrietta Price, of New
Brunswick has returned to her home
after a pleasant visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Asbury Staight, of Water
street.
Miss Emma-McDonald, of the Bos-
ton store is on her vacation.
Miss Minnie Oxenford of Wool
wofths is enjoying a weeks vaca-
ton.
Jeremiah Buote, of Rector street
is suffering from an inlamed eye
caused by getting particles of saw
dust in it.
Miss Fannie Abel, of State street,
is spending a few weeks in Ruther-
ford.
Ernest Helsdorf will take the place
of the organist in the First Presby-
terrain church during the month of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
BEGIN YOUNG

il you want your saving tree to bear
fruit when you're old or no longer able
TO bear thegheat, of thetday. A few dol
lars to start, a few each Week or mont}i
with the 3 per cent. interest we allou
will put you, on the road to competence.
Further facts at any window of this.
bank and in free booklet if you ask for
it. f
PERTH AMBOY TRUST CO.,
Capital Surplus and Undivided
Profits $50, 1890
Total Assets Ssh, 90, rs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
DANcINc FREE.

W. W. Straton, manager, of the dane
ing pavilion, at Boynton Beach made the
announcement Saturday night that on
Wednesday night .of this week dancing
would be free for the regular patrons of
the beach. Both Saturday and yesterday
a large crowd of people from this city
and surrounding towns were ut the
beach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07

the aid of the police. An officer was
sent.
At all of the masses in st. Mary's Ro-
man Catholic church yesterday morning,
the pastor, Rev. b. T. O'Connell, made
the a announcement that the time for
meeting the debt on the new church was
drawing near and at the collection to be
taken up next Sunday he requested all
who could do so, 20 give So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
EscUED CHILD.

While the Salvation Army was holding
service on New Brunswick, near the
Post Office last night, a number of child
rem were playing in the road. One of
them a boy by the name of Splitter ran in
front of a horse IND was saved from be-
ing badly hurt by a member of the ar
my, Who grabbed him by the shirt and
pulled him out of the way just time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
seyenteen nullaings Rurnea.

ORBISONIA, Pa, Aug. Z. = Seven
teen buildings in the center of this
town have been destroyed by fire, and
for a short time the whole place was
threatened with destruction. A num-
Der of buildings were damaged. Tie
less will probably reach $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07

EVENING NEWS has branch of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-07
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried, Give Us Newbro's
Herplcfde.


Herplcfde.
This word of late has been in every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though no one
has yet been found, who will deny that
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the work.
Well, for the information of thousands Of
people who like to know all about a good
thing. we would say that HERPICIDE
means, a destroyer or killer of Herpes"
Now Herpes is the family name of q
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites. A similar microbe causes Ian
druff, itching scalp, and falling hair; this
Is the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPT-
eide promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
O. A. SEXTON. Special Agent.
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Carr, mother of the bride, Gen and Mrs
Elliott, Col. Lauchheier, Maj. McCawley,
Capt and Mrs. Roosevelt, Lieut.. II. Win
ston Lieut. p. T; Consteir: Lieut.; M ana MIS-
Lieut. Matthews, brother of the groom,
and Capt. Chandler.
Mrs. Phil King, who has been visiting
In New York on her way home from the
west returned during the past week Mr.
and Mrs King have taken apartments at
the Cairo where they Will be temporarily
Mrs. Fannie Levy has returned home
from Baltimore. where she was Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ben Frank of Linden ave
nue..
Miss Fuld of New York, who has been
the guest of Miss Freda Lindheimer, re-
turned to her home this week.
The engagement of Miss Savina Gold
smith daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Goldsmith. to DIR. Benjamin K Leon has
lust been announced. Miss Goldsmith will
be at home informally on Sunday evenings
in December at 40 r street.
Mrs. L. Richold of 18th street has return
ed from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Leonard Dammann of the Babcock,
Columbia Heights, Is entertaining Mrs. Sid
ney Nusbaum of Norfolk. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Amnon Behrend of 1441
Rhode Island avenue have as their guest
their niece. Mrs. r. Williamson of New
York, formerly of this city.
Mr.. Carl Kaufman has returned to his
home in New York, after spending the holt
days in town with relatives
Mr.. Henry weyl is travelling through the
south and is now In Texas.
mr. Leon Strauss of u street, who has
been spending some time in Richmond, Va,
has returned to the city.
On Wednesday night, In Indianapolis,
Ind, Miss Minnie r. Kirshbaum and Mr..
Simon Lyon of this city were married. The
ceremony took place at the home of the
bride The decorations were In pink. An
arch of pink roses, with tiny electric lights.
was most effective, having for back
ground a bank of palms and busters of
roses. with tall cathedral candles where
the couple stood to be married. Baskets
of liberty roses were the decorations in
the reception room. Mr.. Rutherford b.
Lyon attended his brother as best man.
After the ceremony a dinner and dance
were held at the Columbia Club. After
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(Wife OF Representative Hughes Of West yirginia)
she comes in contact She has two little
girls who are in boarding school in this
city.
The Spanish National Lineal Society held
a social and musical at the home of the
president of the society, Mrs Allyn X.
Capron, 1886 Walach place Those who
took part in the entertainment were Mr.
J. B.. Buckley, vocal solo; Miss Cornelia
Parker. violin solo; Mrs. Phipps, vocal solo;
Mrs. G. johnson, piano solo; Marjorie Ger
name, recitation After the entertainment
refreshments were served
Representative and Mrs. James Nc
Laehlan of California are in the city, Mud
are at 1916 street northwest
Mrs. McLachlan is a woman of fine per-
sonality and a good musician. The couple
has four children
Miss Eleanor Carr of Tarboro, N. c.,
daughter of the late Gov. Carr of that state
was married to Capt. Hugh l.. Matthews
u. s.. Marine Corps, at the home of the
brother of the bride, Mr.. W. X Carr, 1413
K street northwest, the past week. The
wedding was a quiet family affair, only a
few intimate friends being present. The
bride was given away by her brother and
was unattended. Lieut. Wendell A. Pick
ering, United States Marine Corps. was best
afternoon for New York, where they Will
spent short time. Capt. Matthews being
ordered to Panama on the 10th instant.
Mrs. Matthews will return here for few
days with her brother before going to
her home In North Carolina. She will
Join her husband later In Panama Among
those present 1T the wedding were Mrs.
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Hubbard and Miss Caroline Brownson
of Yonlzers, Miss Helen Jones of Buff
falo and Miss Clara Venable, Miss Eleanor
Wayne Parker Miss Elizabeth Jewett,
Miss Rose Greeley. Miss Aiexandrine Fitch,
Miss Alice Shepard. Miss Feroline Perkins
Miss Leonora Rouzer Miss Badger and
Miss Ada Newlands. Mr.. Charles Henry
Butler Is the reporter of the decisions OF
the Supreme Court of the United States
and son of the late William Allen Butler
of New York and Yonkers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler entertained the receiving party and
some young friends of their daughter at a
supper and dance after the tea.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taylor Jenkins have
sent out invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Emily Moale, to Lieut. Rob
ert Samuel Furber, u. S. N, at noon Wed
estant Episcopal Church, Baltimore The
ceremony will be followed by a breakfast
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins
1925 McCulloh street.
Capt. Rush of the navy and Mrs Rush
have returned to their residence, 1881 JEFF
ferson place, for the winter.
Mrs. Sarah Halsey, sister of Senator Dan
iel of Virginia, was one of the delegates
to the educational convention which con-
vened at Lynchburg the past week.
Abraham Lincoln Circle No g. met at
the home of Mrs G. Avery on Tuesday
evening. In the absence of the president,
the vice president, Mrs. McComas, presided.
Mrs. McComas viii entertain the ladies of
the circle on Tuesday, December u, at her
home, 1906 L street
Mrs. Hughes wife of Representative
Hughes of West Virginia, has a charm of
manner that endelrs her to all with whom
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SOCIETY IN THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND ELSEWHERE

the order of their formal recognition by the
government of the United States.
(Note-At functions given by officials of
foreign governments at the American cap
itai the Secretary of State takes precedence
Of amba ssadors including the dean of the
diplomatic CORPSE
Fourth-The Secretary of State.
Fifth-Envoys extraordinary and minis
ters plenipotentiary and charge q affaires.
SiXth-The Secretary of the Treasury.
Seventh-The Secretary of War.
Eighth-The Attorney General.
Ninth-The Postmaster General
Tenth-The Secretary of the Navy.
Eleventh-The Secretary of the Interior.
Twelfth-The Secretary of Agriculture.
Thirteenth-The Secretary of Commerce
and Labor.
Fourteenth-The chief justice of the
United States.
Fifteenth-The associate justices in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

order of their appointment
acknowledgements of states in the or
der of admission of states into the Union.
Standardization pro tempore of
the United States Senate.
Eighteenth-The senators of the United
States in the order of their election
Nineteenth-The Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
eth-Representatives in Congress.
Twenty-frst-The general commanding
the army.
Twenty-second-The admiral of the navy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. secretaries of ex-
ecutive departments in the same order as
the heads of departments.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Goodloe Edgar enter
tanned twelve guests at dinner Tuesday
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for this city she was given a series of good
by entertainments, luncheons. card parties
and matinees. Senator and Mrs. Piles are
al the Cochran.
This is the season of the year when ques-
lions of official precedence begin to loom
up and to oblige many readers of the Star,
to whom the subject is an important one,
an article follows which has been previous
ly published In these columns and else
where:
The oficia, list made up by the Depart
ment of State, and which is used as guide
at the Executive Mansion, is as follows:
First-The President OF the United States.
Second-The Vice President of the United
States.
Third-Ambassador of foreign powers in
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an extended wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon will make their home In this city
at the Imperial, Columbia road. A num-
Der of Neutrality-suspicious. and residents of
other cities were present.
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Senator and Mrs Samuel Fl. Piles of Sc
attic. Wash, are both from Kentucky and
were married in that state fourteen years
ago They have three children-Ross Bar
nard who IS at the Fishburne Military
School, Virginia, and Ruth Lilliard and
Samuel H.. the latter being now seven
years old, who are with their parents. Mrs.
Piles is a handsome and very agreeable
young matron, who is extremely popular in
Seattle, where previous to her departure
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on Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Sophie Schloss. Those Is the party
were Misses Elizabeth Farber, Julia
Loeb Helene Engel, Savina Goldsmith
Carrie Baer. Blanche Stern, Sophie Schioss.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold ]. Pacl.. Harold Levi,
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evening at their home In Detroit. it being
the fifth anniversary of their marriage
Miss Cotton OF this city spent this week
with Mrs. Edgar, who is a daughter of
Senator NcComas.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and Miss Sar-
toris are in Chicago this winter.
Mrs Chatfield Taylor. who forsook So
ciety for business career, but whose
health failed and year of foreign travel
was found necessary, is now back at her
favorite industry In Chicago. Nearby the
building where her shop is located are
other society women busily engaged In
turning natural taste and what they hope
is commercial knowledge. to practical &C
count Thus is variety injected into some
lives.
Miss Marcia Butler, the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butter,
made her debut yesterday at one of the
largest teas Of the winter. The family resi-
dence was abloom with the flowers sent the
young lady. Mrs. and Miss Butler received
together. and assisting in the Inequalities
of the event were Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Brew
er, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Garfield. Mrs. Charles
A. Spaldng. Mrs. Charles d. Walcott. Mrs.
Charles H. Gardner, idrs. Chandler P An
derson. Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Mary M. Butler
and Mrs. S. T. Hubbard, Miss Elizabeth
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expected that Commander Glover will be
back from his term of duty and with
his family in the home where so much en-
tertainment for young and old has oc-
CURED in recent years.
Mrs. Frank Lawrence of Philadelphia and
Newport, who has taken house here this
winter, is widowed sister of Mrs. John
Jacob Astor of New York.
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Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris and Miss Sar-
toris are in Chicago this winter.
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The aeolians were entertained 1t dancs
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