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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
Supervisor TiCe Tells Of Some Of
the Difficulties Encountered and
How They Are Overcome.
MAY WAIT UNTIL DECEMBER.

The taking of the census is pro-
crossing in smooth manner in this
city and the enumerators are meeting
with comparatively few difficulties in
spite. of the varied character of our
population and the wide area over
which it is scattered.
While the supervisor and the enum-
orators are forbidden under penalty
of heavy fine to disclose any facts in
regard to the results of the work,
Supervisor Ira B. Tice, this morning,
told a NEWS reporter of the work
as it is advancing, in general way.
Mr.. Tice naturally. refused to dis
cuss any increase in the population.
but certain indescribable quality in
Mr.. Tice's manner and peculiar sat-
isfed CLEAN in his eye spoke for them
selves that old Perth is showing up
WE'LL Why, our population is so large
that the enumerators will not be able
to complete their work by June Is,
but will take at least until the end Of
the week, and perhaps longer. And
the enumerators are working as hard
and well as any corps in the state, too
After the taking of the names is
finished, the tabulation of the returns
will take a week or more, and then
the figures will be forwarded to the
authorities.
The secretary of state is not re-
quired to submit the complete figures
until December l, or as soon thereaf-
ter as possible, but he may make
known the figures for different places
before that time.
When MIR. tTice was asked about the
difficulties encountered by>the enumer-
ators, especially in visiting the homes
of the foreign inhabitants. he said
that he had visited the priests of the
churches which these people attend,
and, at his request, the priests have
explained the matter to their parish
oners so that they have been prepared
for the calls of the census men, and
many former stumbing-blocks have
been removed.
Heretofore the foreigners, ever sus-
picious of anyone with a book and
pencil, have, in countless cases, re-
fused to talk.
Numerous difficulties are met with
among the nativeborn people, as, for
instance, the question of age among
certain members of the gentler sex.
When one woman, in the third
ward was asked the number of her
summers, she inquired, in the most
polite way: "Did Mrs. Blank next
door tell You her age?'
'She did, answered the enumer-
ator.
"Well," replied the gentle femin-
inc, "I'm just three years younger
than she ISL
And that's the way it goes.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
BUILDING SHELVES.
Man Who Was not a Carpenter
Stopped by the Labor Union.

James L. Done hue, delegate OF the
Carpenters union, was called TO the
new Ricci building in State street
yesterday afternoon, because of some
labor trouble. Itseems that a New
York man, with out card from the
carpenters union, was putting up some
shelves. He is not a carpenter and
was only doing it to help the man
who was to occupy the store. The
trouble was explained to him by Mr..
Donehue and he quit.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
LABOR MEETINGS.
Central Labor Board Will Nominate
Officers Tonight.

At the meeting of the Central La
Dor Board, tonight, new officers Will
be nominated and other important
business will be transacted.
The Hod Carriers Union meets in
the Adelaide building, 13S Smith
street, tomorrow night. The Building
Trades Council meets on Thursday
night, and on Friday night the Terra
Gotta Workers hold a session. The
Lathers Union meets every first and
third Saturday now instead of every
Saturday, as formerly.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
BOAT IS BEACHED.
Henry Adams offered $25 to the
Man Getting Her Ashore.

Henry Adams powerboat Nora,
which was sunk off Tottenville, Sat
urday afternoon, was recovered this
morning and is now on the beach. II
was landed by John Whitworth'
Henry Odlum., j. Seguine and Nh
VanPelt. Mr.. Adams offered a re
ward of $25 to the person recovering
it. The boat is not as badly injured
as at first reported and it will be il
commission again in a short time.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
BALINT'S ARREST.
It Was Constable Lucas, of New
Brunswick, Who Came Here.
.Sbeciai to tie Evening NeqOs.

loVttEHF 70 FUt LUFWTWE lVt7WS'
New Brunswick, June BIT was
Constable Lucas, of this city, who
arrested Alexander Balnt, of 465
Smith street Perth Amboy, Sunday.
Joseph Wozdik, of Smith street, Perth
Amboy, made complaint that Balint,
who keeps grocery and meat market,
was selling liq.or without a license.
He was brought before Justice Suy-
dam, who held him in 5000 bail.
Lucas denies that he represented him
self to be the sheriff. as Balint re-
ported to the police.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
THREE new MEMBERS.
Star of Grace Lodge Held Meeting
Last Night Mr.. Germs Pin.

Star of Grace Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, held a meeting last night.
During the session three new members
were admitted, Officers were nominated
for the coming year and George Germs
was presented with pin of the order
as a token of. thanks for the work X
did at the recent. entertainment. The
next meeting will be held June 2G
at which an election of officers will
take place The installation will be
held in July.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
GERMANS HAD
A BIG TIME.
Celebrated Pfingst Monday al
Excelsior Grove, Maurer,
Last Night.

A large number of Germans went to
Loeser's Excelsior Grove, at Maurer,
last night, where they celebrated
Pfngst Monday.
The new electric light system at the
grove had been completed and the
place was brilliantly Illuminated.
During the evening dancing took
place. Music was furnished by Prof
Steinhauser.
At II o'clock a big supper was
served.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
LOST IN new YORK.
Moses FIeishman Wandered Away
Found in Brooklyn.

While visiting in New York, Satur-
day, Moses Fleishman, the eight-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fleishman,
of Fayette street, this city, got lost.
He was found in Brooklyn yesterday
by policeman. A general alarm hao
been sent out for him in New York
and Brooklyn. Last night his fathe
brought him home.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
HAPPY TEN PICNIC.
Special Meeting of the Club Will be
Held Tomorrow Night.

A special meeting of the Happy
Ten Social Club will be held at the
home of Charles Seel, Ill Market
street, tomorrow night, to complete
all arrangements for the picnic and
outing which. they will hold at Ma
tional Park Friday night.
The badges of the officers, commits
tees and floor managers, as well as the
prizes to be awarded for dancing, are
now on exhibition in the window of
Louis Kreielsheimer.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
DR.. CROWTHER SPOKE.
Opening Address at Odd Fellows
Gathering at PhiIlipsburg.

Alta gathering of Odd Fellows, at
PhilIipsburg, Sunday, to celebrate
Odd Fellows memorial day, DIR. Frank
Crowther, of this city, made the open
ing.address. DR.. Griffith, past grand
master of New Jersey Odd Fellows
and Grand Master Martin, of Ottawa,
was also present. They made short
speeches.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
GOVERNORS MEETING.

The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Board Of Governors of the City
,HospitaLswill be held Friday night at
8.o'clock atlthe Office Of George y.
Haneg, IL High hstrees-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
MUST SERVE HIS TERM.
Court Dismisses the Writ in COrdOva
Case Time Having Expired.

Trenton, June 13:-Justices Dixon
and Swayze.today formally dismissed
the..writ of error applied for by coun-
Fsel.for J. Frank. ..Cordova, the former
South River minister, now serving
four years in the state prison for as
saulting and abandoning i his wife.
He will have to serve his time.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
BLOOD POISON
HAS RESULTED.
Mrs. HaffIy, of Keasbey, Cut Her
Finger While Opening a Can
a Few Days Ago.

Mrs. Hafiy, of Keasbey, is suffering
from blood poison, as a result OF cut :
ting one of her fingers while opening
can. Her.arm is swollen twice its
normal size and there is some fear
that she may lose the member.
IL was several days ago that the ac-
cident happened. Mrs. Haffiy washed
the wound and paid no further atten-
tion to it until several days later she
noticed that the hand was swollen. A
doctor was called. He treated the
wound and the swelling began to &C
down. Yesterday, however, it grew
worse and today the whole arm is
twice its natural size.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13

When people want help they adver
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this IN
mind
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
Mr.. OERTEL ADMITTED.
Becomes a Creditor of Morris
Picus With Beef Company.
special 10 the Evening Nevs.

New Brunswick, June l3:--Lawyer
Leo Goldberger has agreed to the ad-
mission of Martin Oertel as 4 creditor
in the attachment suit of the Swift a.
Company beef company against Morris
Picus. The defendant owes the beef
company bill and the proceedings
will now include the claim OF Mr.
Oertel, which is for 1928. 80.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
SOUND THREE TAPS.
Chief Glenn Will Give a Salute
to the Flag.

AT s O'Clock tomorrow morning
Chief Glenn, of the fire department,
will sound three taps on the fire
alarm, in honor of flag day. This is
done at the request of the G. A. r.
post, in order to mark the day set
apart to honor-the stars and stripes. !.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13
HAVE GONE WEST.

William Murtha, Axel Hanson and
John Smith, three well known local
young men left here for the west early
yesterday morning 70 seek their fortune
You can sell your house easily If you
use the News real e late column.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13

BOATS to let, gasolene and crabs for sale
at VIM. Walters, foot of Market st.
11774 6,136
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13

Lost anything: A cent-R-word put
in the Evening News will find II for
ron.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13

Real estate Rea estatel Read
the bargains in special column on
page 8.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-13

Classified Want Ads. on page ).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14

senoet fir unieren SauomerfsJeus Gata'
los-frei. Gs uiro Sbnen babel belfen,
Beibua6tss s6ei6enfe ansjupablen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
0Sie &aifer Uilbelm feincn f6nis=
Iidben Snfef abaefubrt hat.


Durd ieinen Pripatiefretdr lieB
9Snis @bwarb uon @nslanb Der @elt
unldnslt mittbeilen, oaB er. am 27.
Sunuur Der SiIbsrbOdssit oes Oeutiben
Saiierpaares in Berlin ni6t beimObnen
werbe. Dieie 9lntiinOisun9 mar in 10
eisenartiSer, fuit bsleiOiSeuosr Sprade
absefaBt worOen, oaB man oaraus ent.
uebmen muBte, - pielleiht lag 6aS in
Der sl5iidt oes fOnislihen pSluIfers"-
SOnis @bwaro Iei eiu9elaoen noroen,
Der Subelieier ieines gtefien unO Oelien
@emablin beiSumObnen uno ;eige MN
our6 bic i6rOiie glbia9e Der sanjen
Uelt, Oa6 er fir ieinen 0tefien nibts
weniser oils freuuOi6aftli6e @efiible
be9e uno trOe Der naben Sermanotl6aft
niAts init ibm gu tbun baben nOlle.
DAP bieies ni6ts weiter als leere Yrabs
lerei uno oarauf bere6net mar, ben
beutl6en 9ailer euentueu gu blamiren,
9ebt aus elmer Offi,iell befannt seges
beuen anfiinbisuns Wilbelm II. berpor.
@r bat udmli6 our9 Die ;uit6noigen
SebOroen ben Sertretern auSpGrtiger
Ge9ierungen Die Wiittbeiluns juseben
luiien, OaB er unb Die Saiierin ltstS ben
Bunid sebe9t baben, Oas Seit ibrsr
iilbernen So63eit i'm en9lten Samiliens
freile nit ibren SinOern gu feiern uub
oaB es Oesbalb ibre slbii9t iei, feinem
WtOnurden ODER ir9enb einsm Sertrster
reSierenoer SSiiritenbGuier, lelbit peuu
Oieie nit Dem Otutiden Saiierpaar uers
wanot iiuo, cine @inIacung ;useben Su
lalien. Sn ipar inOiretter, aber nibts
OeitO weni9er in tlar 3u uerltcbenber
Beiie bat Der itetS ihla9fertise gteiie
leinen bebdbiseu unO etpaS i6wers
f6lli9en Snfel auf sllbions's 2bron
Dor aller 9Selt ldderli6 9ema6t uno
ibm NIT feinem Sartasmus seiast
Isl tacuisses, philosophus mansisses,"
mas in freier Oeutider lleberiesuns lau.
tet: .8enn Du ben Wtuno sebalten
bdttsit, bdtteit On wenisitsnS ni6t
often einen OummtOpf aus Dir &C..
maft.1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
Nriaineller Nlan.

Die Staot "a @rOiIe, isis, bat
einen eisenen unb Orisinellen 8lan, ibre
Offentli6en @ebdube 3u uerii6ern. Sie
bat einen @arantieionbs BON $4,000
3uiammensebraat. Der pom Sabr su
Sabr 9r6Ber weroen iOll. 70 baB nit Der
3eit aus ben 3inien oieies SOnOs ieber
Surd Seuer an Offeutli6en @sbduOen
anseri6tete Sdaoen be5ublt werOen
fam. SnSwiiden piro natiirli6 in
Drin9lihteitsialen bas Sapital gum
Deden irsenO eines 5eueri6aOsns psrs
wanot Deroen miiHen. Seine Der in
SeuerperiiderunssSsielliduf fir oteie
OHentli6en @ebduoe erpirtten 9Olicen
miro, Wenn Der 3eittermin abseluuisn
lit, wieoer erueuert wer6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
9ebensrcttunasbienff.

lleber Die 5bdtisteit Ses 2ebens.
rettun9sOienites wGbrenb Oes lssteu
6istaljabres berihtete Der @enerals
Superintendent aimball .an ben Sbas'
amtsisfretdr. Die Hettnnssmann.
idaften rstteten AGA in @eiabr 9sra.
theme Sabrieuse uno ibre Saounsen uno
leiiteten iu ibrer &ettuus 0eiltaub.
Oienite BON mebr Ober minoer Yeoeus
tung lsilteten lie 677 anoereu Sabrs
ieu9en aller slrt, 10 Oa6 iie i'm @an;en
1141 6abrSeu9en ju Silfe tamen. Ser
uer wuroeu SO Oampiern uuo 88 Se9el.
ihiiien Warnun9en Dor lie be6rObenOen
8efabren our6 re6tSeiti9e Si9uale
ertbeilt, woourd uiele Wtenl6enleben
uno @t9entbum erbalten muroe. lin.
fdlle betraien wdbrenb oes SabreS
365 resiitrirte Sabrieu9e, eS itauo oas
bel Oas Seben uOn 4OS9 Berlonen .auf
Dem Spiel, uber nur 27 famen nm.
Der Bertb Der betrefienOen S6iffe
uno Suonn9en belief iid uuf $40. 1920.
660 unb 9ebor9en muroen oauon
iolde I'M SSertbe BON 81 7,917,3s Sm
@anSeu sinsen 63 Sdiffe uOllitanOis
uerloren. llntertunft wurOs auf ben
UeridieOenen StutiOnen 624 Psrionen
im@anSen mdbreuO 151oGusen sewdbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14
Seridt iiber ben 3uitanb Der
soutb She 8anf

Bon Scranton, Fa., gto. 522 Ge6ar
sluenue, pon yadananna @ountp,
BennIgluanien, am SbluB Der Sc
itGfte, 28. 9topember, 1905.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-14

SSie oem BerIiner pSOtalanSei9er"
aus SelsraO tclrsrapbirt pirO, wurbe
Der ierbiide 5inanjminiiter WfarOuics
pom einem llnbetuuuten auf Der StraBe
an9eiaIlen uno 10 entietli6 bur6ses
prii9elt, oaB er i6wer uerlest in's SOI-
pital 9eldaiit DerOeu muBte. Sein 9lns
9reifer entfam in Dem @eOrange, bas
ourd ben sluftritt ueruria6t purbs.
9lus slnlaB Der SilberbO9seit Ses
3ailerpuareS wirb fih aud pripate
BObltbGtigteit in umfaiienbrr nnb
oeunO6 einbeitIi6er g8eiie rsssn. IS
1T Elm @Uuite in Der SilOuns besriifen,
weldeS on bic 8euOlteruns Der 8ei6s.
bauptitaot hit sinem slufruf ii6 wens
ben milf, nm iusuniten elmer Der slllse.
meinbeit Sienenoen SuititutiOn sinen
6onos gu iammeln.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16
AIR CAMP ON 44
SOUTH SHORE OF BAY.

Westfeld, Jnue l6:--On account of
the death of the Rev. George f..
Wolfe, on whose property the West
field Camp has had it's home for the
past ten years, this work has been
obliged to find a new location. After
much searching a beautiful spot has
been selected on Raritan Bay, at
Keansburg. Here the camp will open
on July 1. This place is especially
favorable for the work on account of
it's accessibility to New York and the
shelving beach, making it safe for
children and mothers.
At the annual meeting held We'd
nesday evening, the support of all the
societies heretofore interested in this
work was vouchsafed for the camp
in its new location.
An interesting report of the work
for 1904 was given and the plans and
prospects of the work of this year we're
laid before the association by Dr..
Arthur N. Pierson.
Proper testimonials and expressions
of sympathy were ordered sent to the
widow and family of Mr.. Wolfe,
whose death occurred last January.
Mr.. Wolfe has been president of the
camp since it was founded in 1896.
A vote of thanks was also ordered
to be sent to DR.. f. A. Kinch, who for
the past seven or eight years has o n
tributed his services without charge.
The officers elected for this year
are: Arthur N. Pierson, president !:
Mrs. George E. Wolfe, vice-presi-
dent, and l.. A. Clark, secretary and
treasurer.
The association composed of young
peoples societies of Christian Endeav-
or and Epworth Leagues in Union
county will continue their interest in
the work as heretofore, and while the
camp proper is located at the northern
line of Monmouth county, the work
will always be known as Camp
Wolfe" and will continue to be the
work of the societies of our county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16
The SOCIAL WORLD.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Julia Allihg.gave a party to a
number of her friends at her home,
in Gordon streetpplast night, in honor
Of her sixteenth birtiday' All kinds
of games were played and n general
good time enjoyed by everyone. Miss
Alling received. many presents, among
them being two poems, which were
written especially for her. They were
readsat the gathering by their auth
or. AT II O'Clock supper was served,
after which the guests left for home,
wishing Miss Alling many happy re-
turns of the day..
Those present were /: Misses Marie
Nelson, Margaret. Knu0sen, Emma
Hansen, Florence Alling, Anna Stair.
a. Nielsen, Henrietta Satter, Anna
Thompson, Julia Alling; Messrs.
Ingfred Hansen, John, Stair, Johannes
Nielsen, Benjamin Alling, Victor
Satter, William Brantd, Ingva I'd
GreiSen,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16
SECOND SCHEDULE OF
CORPORATION TAXES
Amount Assesses is $2,465, I64.57
for the 6,047 Companies on
New Jerseys List.

Trenton, June 16:-Irvine E.. Mcguire
secretary of the state board of assessois,
yesterday filed with the state comptroller
the second schedule of assessments against
n iscellapeous corporations of the state
1t included $50 companies, and the total
tax assessed to them is $107, 1855 8
The first schedule, which is always
the largest, was filed last week, and the
combined give c,014 corporations assessed
with a total tax of SO, 465, 164 81. The
total is 652 more companies than had
been assessed at the same time last year.
Cor porations are assessed on their CAPT
tai stock issued and outstanding, and the
schedules are made up from returns made
to the board by the companies. The
total number of this class of col porations
in the state is about $1,000, showing that
S ONE 1900 have no yet been assessed.
The total number Of corporations assessed
last year was 10, 013, and the tax amount
ed to S3, SOB, $50. Sc. 1t is expected that
this year the tax will be less, though
there are more corporations, owing to the
fact that many ot.the largest companies,
known as the trusts, have reduced their
capital or been dissolv ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16
MANDAMUS COUNCIL?

+. New Brunswick, June 16:-What action
will be taken with referen ce to the five
saloonkeepers whose applications have
been held up is still the topic of interest
in this city. All of the prop rietors keep
large places and they are all well known.
There has been some talk among the
Democrats that a writ of mandamus
would be taken out to compel the Board
of Aldermen to grant licenses to B. f.
Hammell, w. c. Jacques. John j. Har-
kins, James Cursn and John f. DAILY.
Theodore B. Booraem, the city attorney
when asked his opinion said that as he
interpreted the law power of granting
licenses was vested solely in the Common
Council, and a mandamus could not be
issued to compel that body to grant II
license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Movement of Barges and Vessels
from Nearby Ports.

The schooner G. b. Clark, from Por
Reading forsEgeterE while7towing W
the river, fouled the bridge at STRAIT
ham, N. H., carrying away tn
~schooner's lying jibboom and catheat
and disabling the draw of the bridge
The schooner will discharge ant
proceed to Bangor fororepairs.
The schooner H.. T. Hedges, Cap
tain Hansen, from South Amboy fol
Sag Harbor, arrived in New York
yesterday.
The tug Paoli from South Amboy
has arrived at Boston towing barges
Braddock, Bala and Radnor.
The tug Lehigh, from Perth Am
boy, has arrived at Boston towing
barges Baltic, Bafles Byssls and Bea-
con.
Tug Shawanese, from Perth AM
boy, has arrived at Boston towing
barges Buttress, Bustle, Bonanza and
Bargor,
The tug Paoli, from South Amboy,
has left Boston with barge Radnor for
Amesbury. fNAt4
Tug Joshua Lovett has cleared Bos-
ton with tow including barge Eckley
for Perth Amboy.
Schooner John II. Chatfee, CAPTAIN
Buell., from South Amhoy for Provi-
dence, has arrived at New London.
Tug William E. Gladwish, from
New York, has arrived at Providence
harges Irwin and p. & r. Mo.
716 from South Amboy. She cleared
yesterday for South Amboy with
barges Cora and p. & r. No. 719.
Tug Tacony, towing barges Wood
bury, Haverford and Malvern, has
passed Vineyard Haven from South
for Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16

Gil was held in the Adelaide building
last night.
Crushed stone is being laid between the
trolley tracks at Smith and State streets.
The Terra Gotta Workers Union meets
tonight.
Trainers Business College base ball
team goes to Tottenville tomorrow after
noon, where they are to meet the Totten-
vile A. c.. They leave here on the 2.55
boat.
Odd Fellows ale making special effort
to attend the meeting tonight when Off
GERS will be nominated.
A resident of Elm street, asked Patrol
mar Hanson shortly before midnight
last night to help find his son, who had
been missing for several hours. The
youth was located within a half hour,
and said that he had remained GU t
because he had been hired to 20 out with
a dealer to catch fish at O'Clock thi S
morning.
Trolley cars began their through trips
to Westfield today. The schedule is be
ing well maintained.
Eagle Athletic Club will meet Monday
night to discuss their lawn festival to
be held June %.
The Hospital Governors hold their
regular quarterly meeting tonight in
George Haney's office.
The police have received complaints
OF men and boys bath n g without proper
garments near the Central drawbridge
and also of boys swimming in the pond
near the icehouse near the hospital. This
W Ill be stopped.
John Mona, of IS Cortlandt street, was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-16
PERSONAL.

John A. Linnett, of Newark, until
recently a member of the high schoo
faculty, attended the class day exer
cises yesterday.
Miss Alkaline Wight, of High street
is home from her studies at the AL
bany Normal School.
Miss Jessie Cornell, formerly of this
city, visited friends in town yesterday.
Miss Catherine Hoagland, of Griggs-
town, is visiting Mrs. Frank Gunkle,
of Woodbridge road.
Mrs. Jane Overington has returned
to Ocean Grove for the summer afte
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Jeanette AIchin, of Toronto,
Canada, has arrived in this city to
spend the summer with her son, AL
bert L. Alchin, of the Mirror confec
tionery.
Thomas Coyle, formerly OF this city,
is visiting in town.
Harvey Stetson is able to be out
after his severe illness.
Mrs. William N. Kant and children,
from Birmingham, Ala, will arrive
in this city Monday to spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Farroat.
Mrs. Rose PETIT and family expect tC
go to Bethlehem next Monday, where
they will make their future home,
Mrs. Pett's daughter, Mrs. Meyer
Plotz, is now residing at that place.