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make girls clothing expensive when the
work IA not done at home.
Luckily, excessive elaboration is less and
les desirable in the little girls frocks and
coats. Simplicity has become more or
les Of fad In childrens dress and Is the
keynote Of baby and small girl fashions,
though sometimes this simplicity Is far
moro expensive than the old time elaboTa-
ton, and, for once In q way, faddishness
\ one with the eternal fitness Of things.
Not within the memory Of the oldest In
hGbitant have children been dressed 90
entirely In accordance with the laws Of
good taste a. now. There Is no enforced
picturesqusness, disastrous 10 children
not constructed upon picturesque lines,
there Il 20 extravagant business, there Ia
no inoongruous copying Of the modes Of
older folk. Children's clothes arc childish.
dainty, simple, practical and not neces-
ssrfly expensive. What more could fGstidi-
Gus mothers desire'
IN baby's long frooks and oloal1 and
undsrEaTments there Is little change or
novelty this year, the only chance for
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may fall straight from the neck, with no
trimming save q little frill Of valenciennes
above line Of narrow valenciennes inser-
ton, by way Of COLLAR and a similar hnish
at the wrists, OF fine hand tuoks may be
run down from the neck 20 form a yoke
outline
Hand made gowns Of such kinds may be
bought ready made at prices very reason
able, but the woman who can sew and can
AFFORD the time can make them for a song
and yet have the satisfaction Of know ing
that her baby Ia dressed as correctly as II
h were heir to millions Only coarse ma
teriAls and machine work place a baby's
gown outside the pale.
The first short frocks differ little from
the long ones, save in length, and all that
has been said Of long gowns may be APP
Piled TO them a. we'll The frooks fan
straight from yokes or neokbands, pref
erably the former, and hand tucking,
stirring, shocking. embroidery, herring
bore. feather stitching &C, are the APP
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Chicken stealing I.eopard.

From the Lahore TribHns.
Mr.. Gilhllan. manager OF the Golden Streams
Syndicate. RanRoon. has been badly mAuled
BY q leopard at Myittsa, TAyoy.
Hearing some noise in his fowl house A.
night he went out to inquire. and on entering
Il was attacked by q leopard which badly
the last mail left Mr. Gilhllan was in serious
condition.
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Some Of the models have not even facing
the dainty fancy straw being left 10 frame
the face, with a cluster OF blossoms tucked
In against the hair.
Flowers and the softest Of ribbons are
the accepted trimmings, tiny roses and
small he d flowers HAVING the preference
Some shirred Napoleonlc shapes are shown.
Dutch bonnets are picturesque when be-
coming, and there are, o. course, many
straight brim and roll briin sailors.
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other heavy material.
When the stuff is not too heavy a gToup
Of tucks or inset line Of insertion makes a
pretty skirt finish, but tny complicated or
ornate trimming Is out OF place on the
short skirts. The skirts Of some charming
little frocks are made Of lovely swiss or
batiste embroidery hounclng and narrower
embroidery 10 match trims the bertha and
sleeves % The waist. ..- ..
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Improvement in the clothes rather than
laziness or Indifference on the part Of the
mothers.
As a rule the children's clothes offered
IN first class shops have more style and
originality than the average home made
garments, and II one can AFFORD to pay a
fair price the quality Of the materials
will be satisfactory. On the other hand
there's no denying that when a mother Is
clever with her needle and has good taste
she may. II she will give her time and work,
dress her little folk daintily and smartly
for less money than she would spend upon
ready made garments to achieve the same
results.
This IL especially true Of clothing for
small girls. In the case Of a boy, after
the first two or three years 1t Is folly TO
dress him in home made things unless
every cent Is Of vital Importance, for the
shop made garments for boys are most
satisfactOry and not necessarily expensive,
Hand work, lace, frills and furbSlows play
no part In the boys attire after he leaves
bsbyhood, and those are the things that
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FOR. SMALL BELLIES.
Chadren's Clothes Ruled by
Good Taste.
SIMPLICITY IS A FAD NOW
Fro:ks Of Little Girls Are Dainty
Yet Practical.

Excessive Elaboration Lees and Less ne
EirHbIe-Ready Made Clothing for
Children Assumes More and more
ImPorAnce--The Yoke and the Design
Of the Hand Embroidery the Novelty
This Year in the Baby's wardrobe
Much VSienCisnnes Lace UScd-Tbs
First short Frocks and COats-RHsSian
siyies for Older Giris--A Great variety
81 Materials From which 70 Choose.
Ready made garments for children as
sumo more importance and acquire greater
popularity each season, fact that argues
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Ing little material and little trimming.
The original Russian suit closed down
the side front and had straight neokband
and wbistband. but this idea has been modi-
fed in many ways, only the geAeral outline,
the one-piece idea and the belt bsing always
retained. The smock may have a box
plat in the middle front and side plaits on
each side, or three box plaits one in the
middle and one on each side. or IL may be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
TOTTEN VILE.
MEAT WAS SPILLED.
Butcher Wagon in a Runaway
Badly Damaged. )

" While coming up Brenhaut avenue,
yesterday, shortly after 10 O'Clock the
morse OF George W. slaight, n butcher. Of
Main street, took fright, when the iron
catch, which holds the shafts of the wag-
on In place, broke, and started on a run.
Mr.. slaight was in the wagon and al
though he tried every way possible to
hold the horse he founu that II he wanted
to save himself from injury he would
have to jump. Slaight had no sooner
jumped than the wagon was upset and
meat was sent flying in all directions.
A short distance farther on the the horse
stopped. The wagon was badly damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
F M S

Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen. of Perth Amboy.
were Fords visitors Friday.
Mrs. E. Ernest was an Amboy visitor
Saturday.
John Liddle, Joshua Liddle, Parker
L.iddle, Edward Pfeiffer, William Pfeif-
fer and William Spencer spent Saturday
In New York.
C. NJ. Llddle. of Woodbridge, was n
Fords visitor Friday.
Miss Agnes Mundy was an Amboy visi-
tor Saturday.
Miss Leua Olsen has been sp 'nding a
few days with her sister in Newark.
The Fords Gun Club held their regular
monthly shoot Saturday afternoon.
Miss Amanda Durham was an Amboy
visitor Saturday.
E. B. Mundy and C S. Mundy spent
Sunday afternoon In Plalnfield.
Miss Anna Hamilton has returned to
her hons after a very pleasant visit with
her brother, In South tlaintleld.
Miss Nettie Liidle spent Saturday mud
Sunday with her grandparents in Perth
Amboy.
Mrs. J. l.. Mundy. Of GCoiwln street,
was a tords visitor Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
TRAINS FOR PERTH ANNOY
SLATER ISLAND
RAPID TRANSIT r. r..

Time table in effect on and after October ., 1901
Perth Anlboy to New Y~ork-Lesves foot Of
Smith street, daily except sundays and Legal
Holidays, . IL, 6.f2, G.5S. 7.3l, 7.33, : 90, 500.
SIS. 955, II 25 m, 1875, l.5o. 100. 1855, AL,
so, CSC, 7.b5, S.Gi, 10 ~, ll.l5p M
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
GA. T.55, s N. q.55, 1855. lis a. m. 1885, l.55,
2.55. 9.55. 4.5J, $50, CSC. T.5G, $40 p m.
New York to Perth Amboy- Leave foot Of
Whitehall Street, daily except Sunday and
Legal Holidays. 5.55. CAS-, 500. 800. 1000, II %.
a. m, 1870. 100, ESQ. $50, 4.30, $40. $50. 5.d5.
G.I5, Chs, 7.So, $50, $40, i1.05. p. IN. 12.s5 a, IN -
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
100, 900. 1000, 100, "a. m, 12.00 noon, 100, 800,
800. 400. 800. 600. 100, 500. o. lI.O5 y. N.
cry between Perth Amboy and Tottenviile-
Leave Perth Amboy-
Ks Ia. Nil2. 6.99. xG.5s. x7.33, Ks 90. xS.55, 9.95,
xq.55. lp51. Nl1.2j. q m. 1895, xl2.a, xl 80,
X2.51. S2.5J. $50. 455. N5.S0, 6.pU, X6.42, 7AS,
$50, @1.J5. x9.0l, $50, xleS0, Sil.l5, 2. IN 1880
a. m.
SUNDAYS and Legal Holidays. xG20. Gas, x7 $50,
xSbj, E9.55, xi0,aj, xll.55 a. m, xl255, xl.5a,
v2a5, xS.55, xi5o, x5J0, xd.H0, x7.5l, $40, x9.f0,
Leave Tottenyile daily xl.S0, 5.55, 622, 642,
x-fO. -45. xS.I2. Tgl0. Q.40. Xio0J. ZfI.G n. m,
xl2O5. iran. x1.3j. x2.31, XS.3s, 40, x4S1, 80,
x5.35. xi2n, xG.jj, XII, T7,40, xS.S1, X9S1,
10 Is. xl0.45 ?, m, 1le.l0. xi.3oa.m
sundays and Legal Holidays $3.50, rs, xslu. 9&,
xl0.i0. Xll10a m, Xi2lO, NlO, N2lo. N3.lO,
X4.i0. x5.f0, XG.l0, NG.lui Nsl0. x9.lO, xl0ls,
1915 p m. xt2 10 a M.
legal holidays uuly. tWilrun holidays
xHas Train Connection. hI not sundays.
GEO. j. BROWN.
Gen1 Traffic Az
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
MANY CHANGES.
Henry he Returns to Visit Here
! After Long Absence.

Henry Ruel n former resident of this
borough, but at present a resident in n
town near Springfield, H., is calling on
relatives aud old friends In this borough.
Mr.. Rue struck town Monday after TWEEN
ty-four years absence, and, 10 doubt,
noticed the many changes and improve
me lts with surprise. When Nj. Rue was
n resident of this borough, he was with
Orlando Perrine, grocer, when he Kept
the store recently vacated by j. Il. Mont
gomery in Broadway. 1t is said that he
was a silent partner as well as clerk.
Since that time he has been q prosper
Gus farmer and has now retired from
that business and is living on his mon
ey. Here is a secret, whisper it low Mr..
Rue Is engaged to q lady In this state,
and will be married and take his wife
home with him. Who the fortunate lady
is not really known, but rumor has 1t
that 1t may be a widow with whom he
has been corresponding for tw~enty-four
wears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
Woodbridge

Miss Ada Valentine spent sunday at
her homo Ia Green street
Mrs.. william VOORHEES, has returned
from Spring Lake.
Mrs. F. l. perry will entertain the
Whist Club next week.
Mrs. Flood iq visiting her daughter
Mrs. Samuel Potter, Of Baron avenue.
leon Harmed IS On Ia sick list.
Mrs. Clarence Turner and daughter
Inez, spent sunday out Of town.
Jamie Livingood, OF New York, spent
Sunday with his aunt Mrs. +. +. An
ness.
Mrs. :. W. Jones spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Phoebe Osborn spent Sunday with
Mrs. W. y. Osborn.
Q The Saturday evening at the club Vas
enjoyed very much by those present
The gentlemen bowled while the ladies
pla yed euohre. Refreshments were served
and then the yDung people enjoyed dane.
ing until l2 O'Clock.
Charles Demarest Il expected home a
bout April /.
Percy Blown returned to Rutgers after
spending Sunday in town with his par
ents.
Frank Valentine has purchased hand
some new automobile.
Howard Il Valentine spent Saturday
morning at Bathelhem, ia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
NEWS lTE ms.

Miss Rosie SttIns, Of Stephens avenue
was II Perth Amboy visitor Monday.
Daniel Dey. a former resident OF this
borough, was visiting friends here Mon
day.
Joseph Tice, Of Perth Amboy, was q
borough visitor Monday evening.
Miss Lottle Cleaver, of Brooklyn, re.
turne home Monday, after a few week.
visit with her sister Mrs. II. Capner, OF
the Heights.
Charles Grover resumed work Monday
after n few days Illness with the grip.
Commissioner Quinlan had his mer
filing deep hollows in Broadway Monday
Snow and Ice remains In some Of the
yards to a depth of two CT three feet in
certain spots and 1t still clings lovingly
to some of the 81 reefs.
Jeanette Moreau, of First street and
Florence Parisen, OF Da vid street, re-
turned home Monday after spending a
few days with relatives at Keyport.
Miss Cora Sequine and Arthur Huff,
of Perth Amboy, were calling on friends
in this borough Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Culver OF Catherine
street, were out Of town visitors Sunday
Miss Helen Scully, of George street,
entertained Arthur Petersen, of Totten.
Vile, Sunday.
Miss Sarah Bennett, of Bordentown
avenue, was plea sanity entertained by
Miss Helen Hughes, of Perth Amboy,
Sunday.
Miss Stella Ravens, Of George street,
returned home Sunday after a pleasant
visit with friends at Keyport.
George McGregor, of Perth Amboy,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs August Behne, of Stevens avenue,
is very proud over having picked the first
pansy in her garden on Sunday morning.
George Wood, of Perth Anboy, spenl
Sunday evening as the guest of John
Ryan, of Henry street.
Mr.. McLain, of New York city, is vlsi-
ting her sister Mrs. William Thompson,
or stevens avenue. .t r' g
DR.. .Haines is out again after a few
days Illness with q heavy cold. :
Henry Rue, of Illinois, is the..guest o.
Mrs. Abbot Chase, of Augusta street.
The material clerk of the Purchasing
Department Of the p. r. r. Company
visited the z. r, r. Department, looking
over the stock, ETC., Tuesday.
Superintendent Wierman and Train,
master Antruan, called on the termina
agent Tuesday, stopping off when en-
route for Jersey City. They came in d,
special to this borough aud then took {
regular train for their destination.
Miss Lou Chase entertained the Mise,
Edith Grange, of Mt. Vernon, n. Y.
and Edith Nc Laurey, of New Bruins
wick. at tea and dinner Tuesday after
noon and evening.
Mrs. Samuel Pomlit was reported q
improving Tuesday and her daughte
Mrs. Herbert Berr.en was allowed II
see her for a few minutes.
Captain Samuel Newton is very i'll an,
bad to have several attendants Tuesda.
evening, On account Of nervousness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
NEWS iTEM MS.

. Capt. Cunningham, Of New York, Is in
town. He Is experimenting the building
OF a tug Mt H. c. Ellis shipyard.
Patrolman Bennett has been transferred
from the Fifth Precinct, New York 70
Tottenville.
Police Captain Naughton visited the
I%ottenville station yesterday afternoon.
thomas Corcoran and Frank Keller, of
New Brighton. were in Tottenville yes
terday.
william Walters, of 'Tottenville, is
building a sailing yacht.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
s.nto Domingo treaty In Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 1o.-The dis.
cussion Of the Dominican treaty in ex-
ecutive session Of the senate resulted
In ne drawing of party lines. The
Democrats who have been reported as
likely to support the treaty will return
TO the fold, it is said, and on both sides
of the chamber 1t is admitted there is
little prospect that the convention will
be ratified. Senator Bacon of Georgia
was Frustrated in the senate chamber
while speaking on the treaty question
and fell to the loor unconscious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
BRICK GO. FAILS.
Mas Burnt Out Recently and Has
Filed Petition in Bankruptcy.

: The Staten Island Brick and Tile Com
PAM OF Hossville has filed q petition in
bankruptcy. The plant at Rossville Wa
destroyed by fire on February q, as [ id
in the NEWS and the company trans
ferred a portion of its property to the j.
II. Mahnken Company Of Brooklyn, on
March 3 TO prefer it. The latter company
is a creditor. The liabilities are placed at
1920, 900. Judge holt on Saturday ap-
pointed l.. S. Widdecomb, of New Brlgh-
ton, rece lver Of the company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
soclet, Leadcr Tnok a Headcr.

ELIZABETH, y. j., March 15.-Sull
wearing Il new silk hat and clad in
evening clothes. Sidney i. Brewster. Il
social leader here ana a member of the
Produce Exchange in New York. was
tisled u OF the North river early IN
the morning after having fallen from a
ferryboat. The boat gave a sudden
lurch. and he lost his balance and was
tipped overheard. Being a swimmer,
lie managed to keep himself atoat un-
til picked up by the tug Confidence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
keasbey

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson are rejolc-
ing over the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Elmer La Forge and daughter
Grace, spent Saturday In Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Lund entertained a
party Of friends Saturday night.
The nany friends Of John Feeny are
pleased to see him back In the employ Of
the National F~ireprooting Company's
Raritan plant.
Mrs Fred Walz Is still very III.
y. y. La Forge was a Keasbey visitor
Saturday.
The trolley hearing Thursday night
will he held in the Masonic Hall at Wood
b. idge instead OF the township hall to
afford more room for the crowd expected.
k"ne bat the best cords at prices you'll
appreciate, at G%reenbaum's sale.
9953 . 4 #
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
MARQUIS of Angiesey Dead.

MONTE CARLO. March II. The
Marquis of Anglesey, who came here
several weeks ago with a System Of his
own invention with which he hoped IN
break the bank, is dead. The cause of
his death was consumption. Henry
Cyril. earl of Cxbrldge, Baron Paset
and marquis of Anglesey. was head of
til. great Paget family, and his eccen-
tricities and lavIshness have been the
subject of extensive public comment
for many years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
Andrew Mack In a Gallon.

SAN FRANCISCO. March II. - Al
Oakland Andrew Mack Oh the first
turn was Knocked out of his stride ny
Del Clrina. but that did not stop him,
rs he passed his field one by one win
pace. but tired and secured second
money from Red Cross Nurse. The
handicap was easily won by Letoia,
The faVorite. -Four ~favorites and two
second choices won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
AT r

The Tuesday night services at Christ
church were well attended, the church
being filled up. There were visitors from
Sayreville and South River. Rev. Charles
Fiske, of the Episcopal church, at Red
Bank, assisted by Rev. II. NJ. p. Pearse,
rector, with che service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
KRE|SCHERVILLE.

We are sorry to note that little Lucy
and it Is feared al operation will be ne c.
essary.
The boys are all having a royal laugh
at Henry Butle". the genial storekeeper
at Richmond Valley, since he had his
mustache ''amputated." They say he
looks very much like Gen. Oku, the
japanese commander.
The many friends including a number
of mothers of the town, rendered a II I
tTise party to Miss Mary A Carroll. rhe
popular teacher of tne kindergarten Sat
uruay evening at the school rooms, All
Joining st. Peters church. Selections on
The p~nonogrsph, dancing, etc., contri-
butes to the ulvursiti atiUns, and after a
toothsome supper, the company thanked
NJ las Carroll Tor the untiring effort in be-
malt of the children OF kreischerville, and
renewing their fishes for her success,
wendell their way happily, homeward.
Promoters are at work in this section
and seem determined to transform the
isolated end of Staten Island INTO a com
mer ;iai center. They have secured OPP
lions Oh the Mary Ellis farm, occupied
by r. Sch madei, and the acre of land
owned by the kreischelv vile
brick Manufacturing Company, ana are
others, with n view or locating
manufaotorie9 here. The natural faclli-
ties ale In the favor Of such improve
ments and the umo OF the establish
ment of II shipyard and n factory ale al
ready liz the air.
The children are gathering pussy-wil-
lows, which is n sign that spring is here.
Many from here attended the lecture
given by the Department of Education in
OF PythiAs Hall in Tottenville, Friday
evenings. The lectures are so popular
that the building is inadequate to adm 1t
more than halt the people who would
like to patronize them u Ii lslger audi
should be provided.
Or, 6loos-C'ottirg-. sho.s everything
a .-. - s.a| .,,,,,f. Nh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, March H.
John Ryan, aged fifty, is dead ut his
home in Deposit as n result OF OK
posure on Sunday last. While suffer
ing from II arrangement he UNI
dressed and lay down in a snowdrift,
thinking that he was at home n 60
ing TO bed. When found his legs weI.
badly frozen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
HORSE RAN AWAY.

The horse owned by Emil Krause, took
fright at a passing object yesterday morn
Ing while standing In front of the old
Daniels house In Academy place, and
started on a gallop down the street. From
Academy place he turned into Amboy
avenue, aud got a. far Charles street be-
fore he was caught. The horse lodged
between wagons and in front Of people
but no one was hurt No damage was
done to either horse or MaRon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
Equitable Life MutuaIized.

NEW YORK, March 15.-James
Hazen Hyde. vice president, has sur
rendered control Of the great Equitable
Life Assurance society and its S494,-
000,0 600 of funds TO the policy holders
Of the company. At Il meeting OF the
naturalization committee of the society
Mr.. Hyde consented to the adoption Of
a plan for naturalization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15

CHICAGO, March i5.-Jacob Kline,
Jr., of Downers Grove. ILL.,, has sought
the aid of the Chicago police to ind
the poisoner of the race horse Huga-
META, winner of the .Alois derby at
Springfield. ILL.,, and entered for the
coming Harlem national. The horse
was found dying in its stall. y reward
rest of the alleged p%0isoner,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
n..rson Nomination Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March IL. The
nomination Of Charles w. Anderson.
The negro candidate, to he internal
revenue collector for the Second dis
trict of New York has been confirmed
bv the senate. The senate also con
armed the nomination of Aston G.
Dayton TO be United States judge for
the northern district of West Virginia
and Charles II. Treat of New York to
he treasurer of the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March b.
The racing at 0aklawn was of good
quality. The form players succeeded
in picking three winners, besides Civ
ing liberal support 10 Cornwall as a
second choice. .Arclight and Divination
furnished the greatest surprises. both
winning at long prices. Hildebrand
rode three winners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
PLANS FOR SMOKER.

Plans are nearly completed for the
smoker and entertainment which will be
given in X. of 2. Hall, Saturday night
under the auspices Of Richmond Lodge,
bers will attend the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
LOST HIS CASE.

Nelson A. Waldreaon, of Bentley street
who brought suit for $4,000 damages
against the New York Street Railway
Company, for injuries he is alleged to
have received one day last year while
alighting from a trolley car in New York,
lost his suit in the Richmont County
court. The lawyers In the cases were
Hugh +. Doris, and Frank L. Quacken
bush.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
Operation ON Mrs. shaw Successful

BALTIMORE, March Is. - Mrs.
Shaw, the wife of Secretary of the
Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw. was operat'
ed on here for IA serious ailment at Dr..
Howard Kelly's private sanatorium'
The operation was performed by DR..
Kelly and was reported to be success
full. Secretary Shaw was present III
the sanitorium during the operation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
MINISTERS ASSIGNED.
Conference Closed Yesterday-Mr.
Ogden Returns.

The Methodist Conference closed yes-
terday. The following appointments were
made for this vicinity: South Ambov,
c. b. Ogden; Bedford, II. S. Gascoyne;
Cheesequakc, NJ. n. Brown; Jamesburg,
Dickcrson Moore; Keansburg, II. Nj
smith; Keyport, Calvary. c. s. ] awrence
s.. john, JOSEPH Carr son; MataW an,
ID. f. Lyon: South River, J. w. CLARK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
Sanders handicap Winn

Jake INDIE Hnndicnp Winnc-.
NEW ORLEANS, March -. The
Boston Club handicap, "A six furlong
affair. worth $500 Ia the winner. was
the feature Of the new Louisiana
Jockey clubs card. Invinciblc set out
TO make Il fast pace, Rapid Water
forcing him all the way. The pair
We're used up and faltered in the
stretch, where Jake Sanders caught
and passed them. winning very clever
~. The liuguen0t, out to the last
ounce. and Inspector Halpin. which
had little if any more to spare, wer"
the winning favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15
LIQUOR DEALERS MET.

The Liquor Dealers Protective League,
of the borough, held a special meeting
at Welsh's hotel Monday afternoon. The
object of the meeting was to talk over
the decision of the court In regard to the
granting of licenses in b%oroughs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-15

NEW YORK, March 15.-lnforma-
ton has been received in this city of
the arrest by detectives in London Of
Henry X. Kapea. Il Hawaiian, charged
with having embezzled from the Ha.
waiian Trust company of Honolulu.