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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
SaS -
Gotbe gn6
- 0cS -
"0eutfGen gorre(ponoent''
bcS -
fir 1906 fuiro i'm ,Sanuar crIdcincn.

fir 1906 Wirb i'm Sannar cridcincn,
Sober rc9clm0Bige gbonncnt ocS
@Iottcs, Oh iiir oic tGgIihc, lpoGent.
lihe o0er Sonmto08 3 Ni3gobc, miro
elm Grcmplnr mncnt0cItlid crboItcn
0aiicIbe lit nid)t ST p~crfouicn mo mr.
SllbIcribentcn mcrocn c3 erboltct.
Gin poiicn0cS @cibnodtS. oocr
Nctio6rS d. @cihcnf iiir 6reunOc mo
Gcriuonotc I'M 4ltbeimotblonoc i'll
Der %modcntlidc Correspondent. "
@enn icst beitcIlt, miro an Die SlOrciic
aud onS &otbc9ud ~bci0rocrt mcr0clt.
g8enn Sic Ginf0lic bel ocn GIN
5cige . &uu0cn ocS Correspondent"
MAIDEN, pcrgciicn Sic nitt, ST crpGD-
ncn, bob Sic ocren Nll5cigc i'm oGor.
Respondent" 9cleien bobcn mo man
miro Sbncn ooppcltc guimcrfiomtcit
id)enfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
WanDzG alcnDer
hco
"GnrreIrnnnrut

Wjt iubc(lrocm @liidnlf mro Ter.
niGcn Mijnid,cn sum SobrcSuetict
III 0cblmocncr SproGc, proftiid eiA.
0cridtct, tppooropbiid toocIlo@ ans.
a~citottct mo nit tloiiiidcr @oroe
pcr5icrt, crihcint mnier 8ono. aolcn.
ser iiir 1906, wcld)er Sen 2cicrl, nit
Der Sonntoga Nllagobc bcgiulcno,
ourd) Die ErG0cr o6gelicicrt un0 aus
lpGrtigcn 2lbOrncnten per Eoit 5lt9c.
ionot ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
SaS &cttcr.

Sir MurplunO mo Sen Giltritt
Columbia ldlonc9 Mcttcr mo lilo.
lpcitIidc @inoc.
Der bodJItc lbcrnlomctcritullO luur
3S @roo nm I llbr NohmittoNS.
Der nicorigite SbcrmontetcritonO
mar 26 @rao nm 6 llbr iriib.
0tittlCrer 9nrometcritnn0 3O.t2.
Ter nicorigite SbcrmonlctcrltouO
Der lettcu u Stunocn in Den nud).
iolgcn0en St0oten mar. mic lolat
euItport 10, Yortlonb is, Bolton n,
Nlbom "a port "a EbiloocI.
pbio 2S, Ntlontic Gitp -, MuibinA-
ton -. Noriolf 81. Nottcrn9 10,
GborIciton "a Sodionpilc 3S, $It-
piter -, Sen Weit 60, @Itluntn 81,
WontgolnCrp 30, Ncm.OrIconS IS,
4oleltinc b. @nIpeiton II, Corpus
Ghriiti 81, Wcmpbia "a, Cincinnati
%, Eittsburg Is, OawcGo n, @ui.
iolo u, Glcuclnto 2S, 0ctrolt -,
Miarollritc rs, Green Ban is, Gbi.
cuao a, Gulnth II, 81. Saul rs,
Ct. Soui9 -, aonioS GitD 2S. 0no
bo 30. &urou 20. ViSnlnrd 20, MiI.
liiton 16, Nourc 81, Nclcno Is, Solt
Cafe #, 0Cnpcr t6. Nortb Eluttc
IS, Gp0gc rs, Soa NngcIc9 As.
ErofciiorW ilIiom OSlcr.
friiber bier al Der nSobn3 Nopttn@s
lltiperlitGt," troi nm Sonnto0 aus
England IN Nciur 2)ort Elm mo be0ot
iid) loiort noh Bottom 100 cr icinc
Sd)piegcrmuttcr 81 bclllhen luilnld)i.
NniougS Sonuor febrt Or. Oaler
nod Baltimore 5urild mo miro bier
einige GorIeiun9en IN Der bicligcn
llnipcriit0t boltell, che or nod Ortoro
ollf ieinen Noltcn 5ilriidtebrcn miro.
Grouung. - SIN E%inrrboiiic,
Gr. 222l. Slt : Baltimore StroBc,
luurocn am Sontltog Abcno s llbr
&r. 5reoerid 2oud uno Sri. Worgu.
retbe Single ourd EoItor i. u. Gon-
rooi gctraut. GoS neupcrmGbltc
4oor trot mad, Der Irouung cine I0n-
eere Sof5citSreiic nod Dem Siioen
an ilno miro nod ieiner Hildtcbr III
Nr. 1917. Soirmount Iuenllc, ieinclt
Wobniib nebn1cn.
Wirt6 in 8crtcGcnbeit. -
Teter @roulunb, Der III Nr, 22l5.
Sit.6opettes Strobe. cine @irtbidort
bctreibt, muroe 9eItcrn 8ormittoa
pom 1oIi5eirid)ter DDS in Scr moro.
oitlid)en Npli5ciitotion inter Scr Nn.
iduloigung oes ongeblifen Spiritiis
oienperfonis ont Sonnto9 inter $500
9iirgidoit iilr iein Serbor Dor bent
Grintinalgeridt 9eitellt. @ranlltno
puroe geitern @ornIittag oltf &eron<
loiiung bcs Foli5iiten Mills perbni.
tet, ipeld)er am Sonntog Nbeno Srn,
Minnie Wid)ael bon Nr. 1923, Dit
fsapette. Strobe. abiabte, oils Tie nit
feds Sloiden Bier aus Der Wirtb-
ihaft fam. Srnl Midael gob bei'm
@erhor on Tie bobe Die Sloiden bon
eiliem Club erboItetL meldler lidl
SonniagS in Srn.@ ronlnno'p Mirtb
ihait p%erlanmle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
Sir @eibnad)tcn nnb Nenjnbr
Safub SdIilb & So,

Nng. Naffnrtbcr, Gl9entblnlet,
Smporteur mo SGnolcr nit
-@einen itno 2iqlloren,-
500 @reenmount = Iucnie, un0
406-40S Dit 6opette. Strobe.
@eitcllungcn fir 6omiliengebrandy
uno Gcltaurationen meroen prompt
beiorgt. 0e510.ioS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26

Gin id6nes nnb niiblides 8cidcnf
fir Nnscb6rise III immer cine lebcns-
arukc photographic ober cine Flint.
feriid bollcnoetc Gopic cincs altcn
@iloes in Grapon, RaKcriarbc, ScI
ubcr Eaitcll. Die idl6nitcn aa6inct.
biloer MIR ST pro 9ntcnS.
Snlius Scbbcl, beltid)er Ybotoerapb,
321 1orh.@ ap-s trafc.
(Oftt2--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26

- Ser Sdooner Is. $. Moore"
lit oni Scr 5obrt bon Norfolf noh
y8corncf, @louccitcr County, So.
oidt bel Der 2ittle $SlonO 2cbcn&s
administration %gcItrnnoet. Gas
Sd)iff mcIhcS nit aod)eIn lnto
Shinocln bclaocn lit, lit rid)t ntctr
5u rettcn; Die 9emonnung iurroe
burd) oic Wonnidait Der SebenSret'
tun8sItntiou gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
SdDicRcrci an @ciGnudDistagc,

Gin Negcr in NIt.9oltimorc IN Den
&cib gcihoiien. - Der NttcntGtcr
ucridnpmocn. - StrCit an Scr
Gaitcru Nucnuc.
Nit elmer 5huBnlmoe inn llltcr.
lcib bciilr0tt iih Der % Sabre ultc
9}cQcr @ilbcrt s.. &obuiou Elm Wio.
troir pom Gubu. inn st. l{oiepb =.
&oipitol." Die ShicBGrci crciQuctc
iid) acitrrn NIbcuo fltrj uor : llbr All
Scr gfc BON Gnitcrn NOcmtc mo
SpringitroBc o%uidIcincnO in Golnc
cines INSTRUMENTATION Strcitc@.
Ter 9tc8cr @omoro 0rotc, Ger ulAc6-
lid Den SduB ublcucrtc. ucridrudn0
ioiort, nodj0cm <obuion lctroiien
mar, ln0 tonntc Qcitcrn 9lbcuo nidt
mcDr Dcrbnftct mcr0cn. TuQcgcn
luur0c Scr II Sabre altc Ntcgcr TrcO,
Milion non 9tr. 107 Noro.G anaa
StraBc, Der in ocr@ciCQihoit 0rufcQ
mar, bon HlmocicrQcant Niefncr,
Seracont QaU un0 YoIi5iIt Wunfmila
Ter %ieitgenommcn uuo nab ser sit
lihcn EoIi}ciitotion qcbrodt. Ger
&cruun0ctr miro mdbrihcinli6 tier
bcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
8eIoienbunscn nad 9enfidlanS nns
SeifreiH

gu "a Gents pro Ieart nno 2012
Gents pro 9rnne. Horto ertra.
@ehieI ausseiteGt auf ale Sbeile
Der @elt. Sbcp. s. 9iener & 3d..
ia Sit.2esinetatS ctr. 3immer Hr.
8. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
@crbciicrtcr Sdlaiuasson 9ienlt
mad Tittsbnrg pia nEcnn.
~5nfrouin Wohn."

Gin ourd,gebenoer S6ldfpoggot
bon Baltimore nod Eittsbrrg per
ldBt oen llnion-9 abnbof taglld Inn
tt.55 Nodts lino fomnit IN Fitts.
burg nm 900 Mnrgcns on.
(355-60)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
Staot Baltimore.
1lntcr6altnn0s e gScolucilcr.

nWiuii N%inocmic." - Sicfc ISOLDE: nNuocr5
9'rptbCrs in Nrlano".
rGIaHch'e SBcntcr." Slcic 2SOdc. .Yuuna
g'uiinlp. NINA OF tbc g&ilb I&cit".
,SDros Spcrnbnue." Sicte Wothe:
rNtre. VeitiupluclIa Wuot@".
nopntouHitrnbrn . 5Gentcr." - SiCfc 0uhe
.CScrmnU WNpiN".
nMarhlnuo, SBcutcr." - SicfC 2Su6C: Gciib's
GoltheOiuc GotlicuunpClt.
,NmoituriMm q Sbrnter." Ticie Wobc:
nc. Nim un0 ~.
ngriuu." - Witnuuh. Ncr -. Sc5Cmbcr.
pruhe @cibnuhialctcr In Der .Gcrntnuia Dan.
lerthprrNulc."
,9ahUr, 9nccum. d" - M}prmQ. ocn /. Sununl,
gSCthnahteiCicy Uu0 &crlnotuUg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
Strtbnr 10. NDbipn,
Er. f27, t.sgdftiupse.e traRe.

EaHase . 3ptariats . WelSmed)icl.
Snrean. Sdiffsfarten fir ole
9ampfer. 2inien. Me;iepdiie, @ediel.
8eIbnehieI hnb 8Ioienbungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26
SdJiffsfartrn bpn Mno mod 3entId.
lanb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $45 unb $3.50; 9remen--gal.
iimore bis gum /. Wopember $3.50
nno $62.50; pom 1. Nonember Bis
1. IuguIt $3.50. &unoreiie 5i Bill
liaerem greiIe. 3bco. $. 9iener &
So, Simmer Scr. 3, ia SIt-2ering'
ton.Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26

z ptcltCnurmi u C"OUlOer.
- Wtit Crbobcnem Hcpolucr, in Dem
lid lcdJ8 ld)nrlc Entronclt bcl0n0cn.
heorubtc Qeltcrn 9tohmittug Der Nc
ger @cor0c @ro6alu, Elm % Sabre al
ter Mtutroic bon Nr. 1923, Moro.
Spring. StroBc, cine gr5ohI icincr
NolIen0cnoliclL nit lueldcn CT lln0
'ciil Nrlocr &iouc Graham Strcit
ongc'nnGcn botten. Sn fllr5cr 3cit
bate lid cine 9robe Mtcn0c 9tcngieri.
ger Inn ocn Nepolpcrbelbcn Qcid)oort.
poS Ole Ncronloiiung 9ub. 0uB bic
Foli5iltcn Soplor. SpibnoNcl uto
Hotb crihiencn ntb oic @cbriioer
8robon in @Cmubrlnm nobmcn, >Slt
Der noro0itlid,en Eoli5eiitotion >puroc
George 8rolom lueget Neoolocrtro
gems uont Goli5cirihter DDS Inn $40
b~citruft, lno oo CT nid)t 5ablen toms
te, in'S @ei1lgnib geion0t, m0bre10
lein 9rlloer Siooc nit einer @or,
nlllla oauon fam. George meintc bel
DEM Ttrb0r or babe nit ben HepoI.
Der %9tieuuno ctluoS 5u 2cio tbult mol
lon .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-26

Slontmen 81 loidcL crbeblidc
gronolullnocn 6opou. Iie Seucr-
lpcbr, mclhc oilrh cincr Nlarm pont
aoitcu Nr. 60 ans herbcigcrlfcr
muroe. loihte sic Slnmnlcn nod fur
5cnt, obcr bortnddigem aompfc.
- Gin IIarnt ponl aniten Nr. COL
ricf sic 5clterrpebr geitern noh Der
Nobnilna bon Srn. V. Welfer, 9r.
1904, TotapscoitroBe, moielbit oo.
oilrd 5elicr %entitonoen mor, oob cir
aino cine @od)sfer5c gegei1 cine Gn.
3abl aleiounasitiidc bielt. Gle Slam
men luitroen I'M Seine gelold)t.
PHI unbefnnntc WeiIe entltnlo
g~citerlt in Dem Snocn bon Srr. Better
@unoersbeimcr, Or. 907. @eit.gnlti
moreitrnBc. Seiler, meldlco bon ocnt
Nud)tiuGd)ter Srco. auiinlum &c.
l0id)t iullroe, ebe Die 6elicrlpcbr 5llr
STEELE mar.
Seineunbe5 d b III Sor.
Iiebe iii Siibner brad)te oell
SO Sabre olten Neger Sames Einf'
nep bon Nr. 934, @ireentitraBe, &C.
itcrn nit Der Ypli5ei in Gonflift, "a
Einfnep nid)t Dos notbige Gleingelo
hattie, nm lid Die Siibner fir iein
@cibnod1ts.G iner 5il f%oufett, nonnef-
tirte" er bieienigen oes Srn. @iqialn
NiholoS pon Mr. 1918, Monroeitrubc.
mo oos Meiultat 1T, Dab or iebt I'M
@cidngnib ieinen Trc5cb abipartc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

tees Hendrickson and Garrison, the
former in the Monmouth s~hrievalty
contest refusing to order an inspec-
ton of the machines and the latter
in this county granting a similar APP
plication. So long as the distinguish
ed jurists disagree on Interpretation
of the law, it would be well for the
legislature to make it so plain that
there will be no dispute in the flu
ture.
awhile amending the election law,
the legislature should require that
the election boxes in the rural dis
tricts- be returned on the day after
election to the county clerk, or some
other county official, for safe keep
ing. The neglect of some of the cleo
ton officers who are supposed to care
for the ballot boxes is astounding.
Such negligence affords opportunity
for fraud, which 1t should be the aim
of the law to eliminate to the last de-
gree.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

Regarding the a%ntitoxin bill to be
introduced at the coming session of
the legislature "Freeholder" in the
New York Press, says:
Senator Jackson, of MiddleseX, Is
going to take up the question of the
state against the Anti-Toxin Trust
where former Assemblyman Henry
left off, and introduce another bill di-
recting the state to establish free lab
oratories for the manufacture of the
best-known cure for d~iphthersa. AS
this almost invariable remedy retails
for about 81 an ounce and is o in
absolute control of a trust, the poor
are practically deprived of its use ex-
cept it may be prescribed by charita-
bly, disposed physicians. The sena-
tor contends that anti-toxin can be
manufactured by the state at a trif-
ling cost and as cheaply given to the
poor in checking the ravages of diph-
iberia"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
Outdoor Magazine for December.

The December issue of OUTDOORS
deals with a variety of topics consist
ent with the season. The pleasure
of a mid-winter visit to Florida and
the Bahamas are dwelt upon by one
writer who put the trip to practical
test; another tells of ocean cruises
to different parts of the world, giving
in outline the cost and what may be
seen and done. An Italian (Raffaele
Simboli) describes fox hunting on
the Roman campagna and DR.. Ed
ward Huntington Williams explains
for the benefit of the uninitiated the
methods of procedure at western
turkey shoots" Fiction and poet
ry are strong features of the issue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16.

1t has been costing Uncle Sam, on
an average, IS cents for each uncall-
ed for letter advertised by the Post
Office Department. Hence the adver-
Using of such letters is to be abolish
ed in the interest of economy. But
lists of uncalled for letters will be
posted in the offices where they are
held.-Globe, Bethlehem, Pa.
The above price seems away off. II
has cost Uncle Sam nothing to adver-
tise uncalled for letters in the New
Brunswick newspapers, and IL a
charge had been made 1t would not
have exceeded IS or Sc weekly for
advertising here. The newspapers of
this city do a whole lot of advertising
for the public for which they are not
paid anything.-New Brunswick
Home News.
Same here, brother. Uncle Sam
can't complain of the cost of publish
ing his advertised letters in Perth
Amboy and If there is any place
where a paper should be paid for pub
fishing the list it certainly is Perth
Amboy. Just glance over it once and
see.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
~Kw YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORPs Asst.

In the Middle States and New
England today partly overcast and
slowly clearing weather will prevail
preceded by snow on the coast, will
fresh northerly winds, brisk on the
coasts, and nearly stationary, follow
ed by slightly higher temperature
On Sunday fair weather and slightly
higher temperature will prevail, witt
fresh and light ~northerly winds; and
on Monday fair weather, with slight
temperature changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Plain field Press:

Plainfield Press:
1t is indeed laudable on the part
of the city to give some attention to
the pests that are destroying the
beautiful trees adjoining the splendid
thoroughfares of this city. But its
plan of campaign is not one that will
strike the average citizen as a wise
one. In fact it looks like throwing
good money away, and the city is not
yet in a condition to become reckless
with it's funds. AS we understand ii,
trees covered with the San Jose and
Cottony Maple scales are TO be spray
ed with a liquid that will kill the
pests. This work is to be confined
solely to the trees along public
streets. But how about the trees on
private property? If they are to re-
main in their present condition, what
is the sense of doing anything at all?
The whole proposition is about as ra-
tional as it would be to quarantine Il
block or two should an epidemic of
any sort strike this city. To be effec-
tive the remedy must be general.
Otherwise it is of no avail.
Camden Post-Telegram:
Dramatically oppositek cYs of the
propriety of recountindL Ol.ate as
registered by tho vot IS
we're taken by SuBreaA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
Ths largest and most select
line of Mems Hold ~
Goods in the City.

Is, how long is it going to be possible
FOR cheap politicians TO run things in
this country While the people look
on? If Abraham Lincoln were living
today, would he say that this is a
country "of the people, by the people
and for the people?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
I'VE YOUR STOMACH REST

Nothing wilt cure Indigestion that doesn't
digest food itself, and give the stomach
rest. You ant expect that a weak stom-
ach will regain its. strength and get well
that Il sound stomach should do. You
wouldn't expect a sick horse to get well
when it is compelled to do a full days
work every day of the week. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure is a perfect digestant and di-
gests the food regardless of the condi-
ton of your stomach Relieves Indiges-
ton, Belching, Sour stomach, and all
stomach disorders. Sold by C. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

A touch of winter at last. Let's
have it now and not next spring
when we all want to see the green
leaves. the blossoms and the birds
again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

This is a busy seaso of the year,
but you should never be too busy to
talk Perth Amboy. Our merchants
are buster than ever and our people,
with plenty of work, have more o
ey than usual to spend. The city is
the shopping center for a large ter
ritory surrounding the city into
which the EVENING NEWS sends
over 1900 papers every night. All
Ids brings prosperity to Perth Am
We are growing fast. Every
ear sees more people, more business
and Increasing prosperity. May it
ever continue to be SO. Talk Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
Freebooter, in the New York Press

Freebooter, in the New York Press
says:
There is the force that ove in
the expressions of Assemblyman
Crowther of Middlesex. If this mem
Der has a show be will come near
landing on top when the Legislature
passes into history. He speaks what
S on his mind freely, albeit after an
alysls of his subject and its effect
upon the public and his partly"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
Editorial Page Of the News.
! g.: PERELNAN'S .['': g..
Diamond and Watch Headquarters for
Christmas Shoppers

We are importers and cutters of diamonds and all precious
stones. Headquarters and largest distributors of Waltham and
Elgin Watches in the County. Oui vast assortment is one of
the most complete and best equipped in this state. We are
therefore able to sell Reliable Jewelry at lower prices, than any
other store in this city.
We recommend and urge yon to do your Christmas shop
ping row! There are only eight days to Christmas, and the
days go by quickly. By selecting your goods now, you'll be
able to find the assortment almost unbroken; besides, a small
derost will secure you any article YOU want, which we'll hold
until called for-therefore BUY NOW!
Just a few helpful hints, which will aid you materially in
making your selection, Diamonds, Rings, Brooches, Earrings,
celebrated Knives and Forks ami Spoons, Clocks, etc,
You are perfectly secure in doing your buying here, as
every article that leaves our store is fully warranted. No better
place for Diamonds, Watches aud Jewelry, than Perelman's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

The mission of EARLY Risers" is to clear.
the way and give Nature full sway.
These famous little pills rid the stomach
and bowels of all putrid matter, thus re-
ton. sallow complexion, etc. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers never gripe or sicken.
A safe, pleasant, perfect pill. Sold by
c. y. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

Hearst has lost in New York, ac-
cording to the decision of the court.
but in the minds of the great public
fhere is no doubt but what he was
heated ont Of the mayors chair.
serious part Of the whole AFFAIR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

Salve, but an occasional application will
keep the skin soft and smooth. Best for
Eczema, Cuts, Burns, Boils, etc. The
genuine DeNVitt's Witch Hazel Salve AT.
fords immediate relief in all forms, of
Blind, Bleeding, Itching and P~rotruding
Piles. Sold by c.. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16
FIRE ALARM BOXES.


ss-Raritan Copper Works.
26-High and Lewis streets.
27-MadIson avenue and Paterson stree
2S-Market and First streets.
85-Smith and High streets.
s7-State and Smith streets.
f3-Buckingham ave. n Hhruoro
f6-Commerce and Front streets
G7-High and Washington streets
6l-State st. and Buckingham ave
k6-Hall avenue and Charles street
67-State and WAYNE streets.
e2-Washington and First streets.
e3-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm 81
e4-Smith street and Watson avenue
as--Commerce and State streets
72-Front and Smith streets.
73-Wnter and Gordon streets
51-Kearny avenue and Gordon street
a2-Smith and Herbert streets
s3-Woodbridge road and Washington =
W-T4high avenue and Stanford street
To send In an alarm. omen the 400 90
the box and pull down the lever ana T.
90, once onlv STAY at box unttl hrrrn'
arriveL
SPECIAL CALLS
tap-Brpak In circuit 2 tapS-iT'
and FIRE alarm test 3 taps-Ftre out
tars-Pollce call l2ICall for lincol
Engine Company Is1Call for washlnr
ton Hose. f4-Call for Mcclellan Engin.
Company. 15-Call for Protection Hoo.
and Ladder i6-Cal for Eagle Hos
Germany
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

Could men like DR.. Chapman hold
,ervices in every city in the country
Il the year round. the world would
ne different from what it is and this
would be a Christian nation, indeed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

For a penny paper in a city of
5000 population the EVENING
NEWS of yesterday would be hard
TO beat anywhere in the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

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JEWS branch offices receive prompt
attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-16

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FOR CRACKED N

sA.n and, cracked hands are not
cured by HDeWitt's Witch Hazel
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-09-21
SUICIDE COMPACT BETWEEN GIRLS.
Miss Thompson Ends Her Life Month After
Her Chum Killed Herself.

Marion, Ind (SpeciaD carrying
out her part of a suicide compact enter
ed into with her chum, Cleo Messler.
who committed suicide at Muncie, Ind,
month ago. Miss Chloe Thompson,
aged l., swallowed quantity of arsenic,
and death resulted. Miss Thompson was
with the MesSer girl when She ended
her life, and she, too, had purchased
poison and intended dying with her, but
she postponed her act. Relatives then
suspected that she planned suicide, and
watched her. She swallowed the poison
while on a downtown street, called a
cab and then calmly directed that she be
driven home. She became unconscious
while in the cab, and died soon after
She was the daughter of Mrs Eliza
beth Thompson, and the MesSler girl
was a daughter of Rev. Amos MeSSler,
a wel-known minister of Marion. The
girls agreed upon suicide after 4 quar-
rel with Sweethearts.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-09-21
BOLD WORK BY CRACKSMAN.
Wstchmau Gagged aud Bound aud Safe
Oynamited.

Perth Amboy, N. J. (SpeciaD -Four
masked men entered the office of the
Amboy division of the Public Service
Corporation here, bound and gagged the
watchman, blew up the safe and got
away with more than $500.
The robbery was the most daring the
vicinity has known in years, and, while
il is now believed that it was the work
of expert cracksmen, the police have not
succeeded in catching the robbers. The
watchman was at work in the Office of
the car barns, when the four masked
men seized him and tied a big cloth bag
over his head. They then tied his hands
and carried him into the car barns. The
watchman was almost suffocated, and ap-
pealed to the men to give him a chance
to breathe, declaring that he was a mar
ried man and was useful to his family.
The buglarS, therefore, cut breathing
hole in the bag.
They then blew open the safe and de
molished the Office. A policeman who
came TO investigate the noise saw four
men running away. but did not capture
any of them.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1905-09-21
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Woman's Husband and Her Discarded Para
mour Killed.

Roscommon, Mich. (SpeciaD. - Two
men were killed near Houghton Lake,
rs miles from here, as result of Mrs.
Kate Ogden'S perfdy to her husband.
Last winter Mrs. Ogden and Henry
Knight, neighbor, eloped and went
West together. Mrs. Ogden tired of
Knight and returned to her fathers home
last week.
Knight followed her and made threats
against the woman and her family Sun
day morning Mrs. Ogden met her huS-
band, Frederick Ogden, driving, and
persuaded him to ride to her father
house with her. AS they drove into the
yard Knight opened fire on them from
across the road, wounding Mrs Ogden
in the head and instantly killing Ogden.
The shots brought Mrs. Ogden's father,
William Ruperd, who ran into his house
for a rifle, and from a window fired two
bullets into Knights body. killing him
Instantly