Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03
Local Items


While Clayton Maggie, of Painfield,
was driving towards this oty Sun
day, two bull dogs of excellent breed
ing ran out by the carriage and fol-
lowed it to this city. They were
taken care of to await Their owners
calling for them.
Local agent j. p. Holm has re-
ceived word of the docking of the
steamer Oscar yesterday and the
landing of her passengers, at New
York.
The regular meeting of Perth Am
boy Lodge No. 7S4, B. p. o. Elks,
will be held tonight, and business of
Importance is scheduled.
The monthly meeting of the Rari-
tan Yacht Club is Gown for tomor-
row night.
The police have received com
plants of a stone-throwing and
scrappy gang of boys in the vicinity
of New Brunswick avenue and New
street. An officer was called last
night.
A shoemaker has reported to the
police that some shoestrings were
pilfered by q boy.
"a Windy City" was presented IN
Wilder Hall last night 70 an excel
lent house. 1t will show in New
Brunswick tomorrow night.
A ROY between a man and wife in
the Italian quarter on upper WASH
ington street last night was brought
to the attention of the police.
Daniel Dwyer, of High street, who
fell out of a chestnut tee at Fords
Sunday afternoon was Somewhat i'm
proved this morning.
James Lynch, of Wafer street, a
brakeman on the Rapid Transit
railroad, is off duty these days as he
is suffering with a sore foot the re-
suit of an accident.
Within a few days nothing will be
left of the hull of the schoolship
Young America, which as told in
the NEWS, is being tom down by
Hitner & Sons, of Philadelphia.
A train jumped the track at the
Smith street crossing last night, but
it was Don On again.
Because of some misunderstand-
ing the Boss BARRIERS Association
did not hold a meeting last night, as
they had planned to do, but they will
get together next Monday night. A
number of important things are to
be talked over, also a date set for
the bowling match against the New
Brunswick Boss Barber Association.
Perth Amboy Typographical I'm
ion, No. 65S, will meet in regular
monthly session tonight at 8 o'clock
in the Adelaide Building.
A man who says he is William mil
Ter, of Burlington, Dell, was arrested
on a charge of vagrancy this morning
by Patrolman McDermott.
Lost OF flown %away-One green
rocking chair; return to police head
quarters,
A plate glass in L. G: N. Brogger's
building, at Hall avenue and Charles
was broken by a boy living on
Cortlandts.street. 1t is valued at $50.
A rehearsal for one of the choruses
of "Alice in Wonderland" the hos
pital cantata, was held last night.
At the meeting of the Raritan
Club, to be held this week, the COM
mittee in charge of the army ball
which the club will hold in Wilde
Music hall October "a will report.
Many tickets have already been dis
posed of and that the affair will be a
great success is now certain
A meeting of the Board of Health
it is expected, will be held in the
council chamber at the city hall to-
The employees of the Atlantic Ter
Gotta Works, in the plaster de-
partment who were laid off last week
because of slack work, returned to
duty this morning and they expect
to be kept busy for the rest of the
season.
Masons are hustling things at a
lively rate on the new Hess stores,
which are being erected at Smith
and Mcclellan STREETS. They expect
to get the building enclosed before
the evere cold weather sets in.
Kept Him Dead.
Rider Haggard heard that a ballet