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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03

ANf4 VIZ i DO ACCCANC0 60 NNM
TO-, G. M. Church, Broadway.
2. v. Breach. of Keyport, spent
Sunday in this borough.
Postmaster Roddy spent Sunday
with relatives in Brooklyn. m
Prot. and Mrs. f. W. Stems en-
ioyed a trip to Jamesburg yesterday
in an ant mobile.
MIR. Thomas Wooton and son, of
Old Bridge spent Sunday with Mrs.
William Wooton, of Catharine street
Mrs. Eugene Forman, MRS. George
Thomas, Miss Kate Fouratt and Mrs.
John Heston, of NJ chanicsille, and
her guest, Miss Grouse, of New York,
enjoyed an outing to New Brunswick
by trolley Monday.
The regular Thursday night prayer
meeting in the Baptist church will be
held Wednesday night this week to
enable the members to attend the con-
v~ention at Red Bank Thursday.
Rev. Joseph jackson was a Mount
Holly visitor yesterday.
Miss Cassie Lewis, of Yonkers, N.
Y, spent n few days with her mother
in Broa dway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long, Of
Yonkers, have returned home after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Jack
son, Jr., of Broadway.
Mrs. William Campbell and daught-
err and Mrs. Jennie johnson visited
the Trenton fair.
Mrs. Hillyer, of Catharine street,
spent a few days as the guest of her
son, Bert Hillyer and family, of Port
Reading.
Mrs. A. O. Smith. of Catharine
street, who is still quite ill. has re-
turned to her daughters, Mrs. HUI
dab Smith. of Bordentown.
Jack Hanson. of Perth Amboy, has
a position AS pipe filter in the terra
Gotta works in this borough and he is
boarding with Mrs. Hillyer. of Catha-
rine street.
Parties are gathering ripe chestnuts
of of the ground beneath the trees.
Thai goes to show how severe the
frost was during the one frosty night
we had The falling leaves from
some of the trees and a few of the
gardens also show signs OF Jack Frost
having visited this borough as well as
the suburbs Some of the gardens
seem too beautiful to be destroyed by
him.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Forman, of
Mechanicsville, will entertain a num-
nests tonight from %Sayreville
Nsbion borough.
rain of lasv night laid tho dust
which has been very annoying to
parties driving and walking.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Elizabeth
city, and Miss Grace Smith, CT Long
Island, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Slower, of George street.
Mrs. Frank Fulton, of Second
street, was an out-of-town visitor
Monday night.
They are expecting TO commence
making brick at the new brick works
by October Is.
John Sullivan reopened his store
Saturday night and drew a large
crowd of admirers. 1t is fitted up very
handsomely and his former customers
did not forget him, for he did a rush
ing business Sunday.
Little Helen Greenleaf, of Henry
street, is very sick.
Weather permitting Mr.. and Mrs.
Albro. of Church street, will move in
to their new cottage at Parlin.
John Lasea, of Augusta street, has
zone to "a hospital to be treated for
stomach trouble
Thomas yon, of Augusta street, Is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fisher, of Sayre-
Vile, entertained Mr.. and Mrs Joe a.
Sexton, of this borough, and Miss
Eliza Herring, of B~ordentown, at
dinner Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ely, of Borden
town avenue, have a young son.
ArnaC Relies.
C.oo- ~otta. - A. Convicl, ar,,o11l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03
The Metsey Bar.

''eep the channels and the bar Of
Mersey at Liverpool at a
81 feet at low water, 9.000.
scf sand were dredged from the
ny last year. Since 1890 about
900, 900 tons have been removed in
his way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03
wind
peratl
rains. /
is I'M

weatheffriends of Mrs. Steven Reilly,
temperagau Hill, who is at the state
fresh val ~ Trenton for treatment
uay lal5 glad to learn that she is show
H1ns of getting better and her
T~rrecovery is hoped for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03
SOUTH AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Want" Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at Gem Stud
TO-, G. M. Church, Broadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03
WORKING FOR SUCCESS.

The committee in charge of the
ball and reception which
Court 1'~ottenville, Forcsters of
America. will hold in the Knights of
Pythias hall, are hard at work for
the success of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-03

Want" Ads, for the EVENING
received at +. Killenberger's
store. PAT Smith street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
THE SWEDISH PROPOSAL.

While the resignation Of the Swedish cabinet the
the report the of rk
the of treating Noays from the
for be regretted the end
establishment friendly
their changed relations each The
resignation obviously brought about the unlgness the
cabinet accept the scheme of settlement proposed by the rksdag
committee. lite will be by
The report striking prsiscwohy example
of selfrespsc cresant and sound judgment While it insists
according law Sweden would fully justified using
force rcesabsh the union declares this would be
agan-t of sweden Then
by Sewden Norway amicaby
they have hitherto conducted jointly and proceed pcacaby
their separate nations. 4.a...
Briefly stated these conditions that the Norwegian people
shall first put themselves record by popular favorng the
dissolution the uncn that the shall then csb
sh neutral their frontiers within which all Notifications
shall that Sweden shall be entirely relieved of responsibility
other that through both
shall be against unustabe obstruction
right pasture reindeer northern Norway shall enjoyed by
Swedish Lsplanders.
these conditions dignity part
Sweden there any attempt chse Norway for her
simply before formally
ballots they
detail which Norway should agree without hesitancy they
will make for her and prosperity less than for the
security Of Sweden Clearly the inherent Scand
capacity for egovenmen for foreign policies
sgnaly shown by the attitude of the pennusr
this emergency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

possibilities discussed the
between the the kaiser vet there little
surprise Europe better understanding between
and Germany would be 10 the liking OF either France Great
The kaser saving that when he goes travelling
happen has BY this meeting the been added
point and significance Possibly the has been much dis
posed toward peace the world has been led by surface
believe though M Wc had pretty clear understand
ing Of the ideas before he accepted the position of chief pcn
potentary.
As every who has followed Russia NJ.
Wtc strong knowing thoroughly
conditions in his country be altogether of sympathy
with the reform Conditions Russia peculiar and
how they be changed problem that desiring change
may well be puzzled by Did NJ Wu delay Paris for this very
meeting: Stranger things have happened Europe
keeping record Of inside that will be interesting reading
any memoirs given the world in half century If
person could but present truthful portrait of the might
much disclose the purpose OF Sundays notable con
ference.
1t reasonable assumption that the kaiser any advice
have given disintecscd il will be recalled that
ago published and later rcnuos denied
which reported have reelected harsh
Russians in the present lie be ready any
trouble in Russia for with France and England opposed
him and with all his OF Russian soldiers generals
prvates his policy keep Russia from being hsrhy
either by the Of and home by ioreg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
SCHOONER LAWRENCE BECAME
LEAKY AFTER COLLISION

Vineyard Haven. Mass. July 21-The
schooner Chester r Lawrence of Rock
port. Maine. Captain Cooper. put In here
early today leaking The vessel. which is
bound from jersey CITY FOR the Kennebec
river with a cargo of cement for the
I nited States government was I'm collision
with two light mud scows in tow Of tug
john Fl,mmlng IN New York harbor or
Ju,.. ..
Her i!bhoom and hea1gear were carried
away and her hull was so badly shaken
up tlal she sprarR aleak. The captain
proceeded. hoping TO be able 10 reach 'Is
deotmation but II was necessary 20 keep
one pump constantly IN use and finally
he decided 20 put into this port 4 diver
vii make temporary repairs. after which
the schooner will proceed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
A Smile or Two

Irene-Has Jack asked you 10 marry
him YETI
Moybele-Ju.t IS good He asked Aunt
Ann the other day II there had ever been
any consumption in-nur- -famllY-=Chicago
Tribune
''Ts she Jealous of her husband"
"Oh. no not At all she often permits
hin, to sit in corners and talk 20 ladies
who are moi generally referred 80 as
good old souls Chicago Record Her
aid
"Tir,o is monev' said the man who
quotes
Maybe go" answered tho practical
person But never could convince my
self that II is ne inconvenient 90 be merely
IN y hurry as Il is 10 be broke Wash
inston star.
wnn..pa what is a philanthropy;
anyway?
PA philanthropist, my son is usually
y man who spends his time getting other
Philadelphia Press.
you reckon yoIll come out purity good
ON yer crap this vcarF'
4 reckon So. the sheriff is lawn roun',
an appears TO feel confident" atlanta
Constitution.
u aint hcarn no talk bout de race
problem lately"
no: We done rolled up our sleeves an
gone TO work Atlanta Constitution
Your friend Little tells mo he's got
his wife pretty thoroughly trained now.
Yes he's got her trained so that ne
can make her DO pretty nearly anything
she wants 20 DO. Philadelphia Press.
He writes very unirtercst!rg love lot.
tcrs said no sentimental girl.
'Nou mustn't blame him FOR that" an
swcred Miss Cayenne "He once served
on the jury IN = hreach-of-promise case.
-Washlneton star
1t is possible 20 he lucky A. card'
ard also lucky ~ love remarked th'
/ Wise guy
Yes agreed the Simple Mug u sup
pose Us simply case ~ holding hands.
] --Philadslphis Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

looked after without I'm any way msrrins
the beauty of contour or construction
For real untility and good appearance
the princess wrapper is recommended ana
hy the tasteful selection of materials II
r. rendered quite correct for afternoon
or morning wear. The pattern Is tight
fitting with closing at the side. Inc
front is fitted by darts which extend -
the shoulder. This not only gives excel
lent lines 10 the garment but is ever 40
much easier TO nj than the old fashioned
dart The model provides pointed col-
lar and il may be made i'm high or point-
ed neck. Made Of blue cashmere with
trimmings II cream wool lace insertion
and lace. il Is quite elaborate enough for
any wear. out its charm Is not by any
means lost when II is developed OF polka
dot outing flannel
Sizes 81 10 i4-inch bust.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

foes Whatever may have been the subject OF the conference the
probability rendered temporary service 10
humanity the meeting had solely do with the ending OF W
struggle the kaiser has only worked Tor the early re-
cuperation OF Russia
H. unlikely the conference over internal aha
the kaiser suggested plan by which CONSTITUTIONS
established rate the KAISER mas oS'
nothing gained prestige by the affair AS tor the car the
interview likely TO important point in his career
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

They are having little fight in New Jersey between M
dependent Republicans and what known the machine element
The independents of the Republican machine
declaration in county franchises At Newark some
indulgd in. One John GIBSON .fmey con-
oc Newark weak board OF works there allowed
CITY about that 10 be paid TO the
railroad for street damages in elevatng tracks In Jersey City
the railroad paid the for the privilege Another Kc
publican of prominence had peculiar experiences at
when asscmbman when he voted as the leaders o HIS
party told him that corporate interests controlled the
Republican party
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
Bennington
DEATH ROLL
IS NOW 81

San Diego. Cal. July 27.-The list OF tn"
Remington dead now numbers g. there
having been two more d"uths-S. TAcata,
a japanese mess attendant. and H. n.
Mctlus. pay clerk The case OF Metius il
peculiar.
Hc was able 20 walk NJ town after the
accident and was thought not 10 have
been badly injured. After his wounds had
boon dressed hc was ont on the streets.
suddenly he collapsed and had to be taken
TO tho hospital On sttetCher II is sup
posed that tho shock and a weak heart
were the causes OF his death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
SCHOONER BRADFORD C. FRENCH
HAS 6 FEET OF WATER IN HOLD

New York, July 1.-THE schooner Brad.
ford q. French, from Hilsboro. \. r..
put into New York harhor today with six
feet ~ water IN tho hold
Since Sunday. July q, the schooner
has had perilous trip on that day
southeast blow caused bad strain
and leak from which tho water rose too
RAPIDLY FOR tho pumrs 10 control. Tho
ter Pa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
INCIDENT
IS CLOSED,
SAYS Mann

New York. July 27.-Col William dalton
Mann went 10 the office of Town Topics
Yesterday. but he kept out Of sight OF re-
porters. callers were met by good-look-
ing young woman, who said: "If It is In
relation 10 Fads and Fancies' col. Mann
has directed me TO say: The incident is
closed. "
There was no sign. The Incident is
Closed" hanging outside OF the district
attorneys office. After conference with
Assistant District Attorney KroteT Mr. Je-
rome has decided to so deeper into the in.
vestigation Of "Fads and Fancies" and
similar ventures Of Town Topics.
one Of the side issues Of the owners OF
Town Topics is the Ess-Ess Publishing
Company. which gets out the Smart Set
Magazine.
This company has the same officers and
directors as Town Topics II is capitalized
at $4,000 although the capital stock OF
Town Topics is only 5000.
col Mann and Justice deuel. will he ask
Cd today 20 produce the books Of tho Ess-
Ess Publishing company. n they are not
produced subpoenas will be issued for
them
The District Attorney wants 10 ind ont
If Justice deuel. has a dividend and
salary account on the books OF the
Ess-Ess company.
col Mann has explained that Justice
Deuel. is carried on the books of Towr
Topics on a salary because he gets Sl2"
as co-trustee OF the estate Of Col Mann''
daughter
woman. who says she is Mrs. Wad'
Hampton. daughter-in-law Of Gen. Wad'
Hampton. says that she got tho auto
aph picture Of President Roosevelt fol
"Fads and Fancies"
! Her explanation is that the Presiden
would not stop 20 listen when she trie'
/ ~ tell him what the picture was for ~ Il
! not a very difficult matter 20 get an au
! oh picture OF the President
% unu want 70 secure boardlna nlace
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
What Others
Are Saying

..rhoro a nothing finer on earth than
the American sirl when she is earnest anu
unaffected Recent years have soon won
aerful changes in the ideals Of Young Wo-
mon Tho former lassitudo mas n'saf-
,.,,ed and the athletic girl whom she ~
not bold and combines act'Ni'E WI" W.
manly grace. is magnificent to oenolu
Miss NAV sutton II the type OF sr'hpou
which IL most frequently seen IN Arle,,'' A,,','
and which is deserving 't ~ ppss.'''
S',r a,d credit. e. Denver Republican
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
REVENUE OFFICERS SEIZE
$4,000 STOGIeS AT ST. LOUIS

St Louis Mo, July E.-United states
Internal Revenue officers Yesterday seized
iSocn siogies. shipped by Now York manu-
fac,ursrs q is alleged that all revenue
s'amps u-sd ON tFc boNeF containing tho
stogIr4 are cancelled certificates. the cam
De'4'on hsrIrg been almost washed IN
Nth chemicals
TIE amount of 'no tax ~ which The
r,,crunen, E5ys u has seen defrauded it
So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
ADMIRAL SCXLEY'S SISTER
SUING HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE

Baltimore. Nd, July 27-AIrs. Marie An
toincttc Sahley Fisher. sister OF Admiral
Winfield Scott Schlcy, and socially promi-
mont yesterday sued her husband, Parks
Fisher. for am absolute divorce.
The ground ON which the decree is
asked Is Abandonment for at least three
years. Mr. Fisher is also charged with
refusing 90 provide FOR his wife
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

Il declared Springfield Republican that it is in posses
sion OF information concerning persistent attempt by James azen
Of Equitable the appointment ambasa
dor 10 France as General Porter 1t said strong per
ona influence was that yielding this President Roo
Welt Mr. Hyde Hyde ever had any chance was rueo
v this personal interview for the president later declared buny
This will do
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

republicans OF course. that arises from
the fact that tho republicans have nearly
all the public offices and an open field for
graft and spccula tion. Still, II must ap-
pear 10 the minds of reflective people that
IL the democrats were doing all this steal
ing there would be more of howl going
through the country y'-Cincinat En-
uuiTer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
NO. 62O3- LADIES PRINCESS DRESS

In this age OF the practical morning
gowns. negligees and breakfast sacks are
no longer limited 10 the confines OF ones
boudoir. Indeed there IL nothing VIII
give more or a dash Of color 20 the home
landscape at an early morning hour or
a a quiet evening at home with one 5
family, then a bright coored wrapper or
negllgee. As they have more than often
10 be slipped on hnrriedly, this thought
should not be lost sight Of and with a
well. selected pattern this need may be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

Obstruction possible still in the English parliament
although oure into pretty extensive use However
occasions assembly or elsewhere Is 'e use
f extreme measures advisable Mr. Redmond has evidently seen
the wisdom Of changing though anything could Justify
an rshmans anger codbooded caous and obtuse bafou
conduct towards minority in the present parliament
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

tions IN throwing tho ball; why the fellow
slid on his stomach for ten feet just be-
cause the little ball was thrown toward
him; why the umpire, who didn't seom TO
be doing much. was wearing a big hot
water bag on his chest-and lot Of other
questions
Finally she happened to turn around and
saw three policemen John" she said.
why do they have so many policemen
at ball game?'
This was the limit to John.
"Nhy. my desr-why. they have them
to guard the diamond. / guess
oh" she responded.
Then he had to turn his face the other
way FOR fear she'd SEQ hc was In a
"striuging' mood.
10
There's a Judge by the name OF slower
down I'm Missouri. who recently used n
heap of good judgment In a divorce case.
The question came up whether or not n
Wife had the risht 20 search her hus-
bands pockets while he was asleep and
tho mdgc said IN this connection. 1t Is au
ancient privilege and shall do nothinr
r-r----+---+--@-Hsith a.
t-trvr- man fhaf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
The Growler.

HE had taken
her out 10 the ball
ga m . h ct " . o u
Providence and TO-
ronto. She knew
as much about the
game as a ~ does
about playing tho
piano. He answer
Cd all sorts or
questions sh Il
ask why the pitch
er went through
such funny mo-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

Secretary Bonaparte has an opportunity do the satisfactory
work for which Bennington investigation Cness
he acts differently he has done other trust inn
posed upon the people assured they VIII know the @
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

ON ono thing both Konura and have promptly reached
an agreemen-neher peace any price As each evidently
wants ncacc at his price is likely to be something OF a
the penpotcntares get together at portsmouth,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

SEINE dav the citizens Providence will wake TO the man
ner in which the of personal property taxes IS manu
at city hall TO keep machine power and there Will be
something o. political revolution in tins muncpahy'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

The International Banking corporation
was organized in June 1901 under the
laws of Connecticut. receiving its char
ter by "a special act OF the legislature.
II was then the only American banking
institution formed for the purpose OF do
ing business entirely I'm foreign coun-
tries with authority 10 establish branches
The corporation i'm December. 1902, was
made the agent OF the Unss-d States gov
ernment for tho receipt OF the payments
10 this government on account OF the
Chinese Boxer indemnity. The stock
holders OF the corporation were selected
from among the leading manufacturers.
exporters and importers OF the United
States The corporation was capitalized
az S30ol00 with a surplus Of 100000.
The officers of the corporation are
Thomas IL Hubbard. chairman of the
board Of directors and President; James s.
Fearon vice president. and j. b. Lee.
general manager The main offices OF
the corporation are at l Wall street, New
York, and here are branches throughout
the world
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANTS ANN
IOCS.
San Francisco. cal, July 2I-Local
merchants interested I'm trade with China
have been rather anxious over rumor
that the ChineSe boycott against RnleIl-
can goods had gone into effect and that
all the big milling and -four companies
had received stop orders from their
agents I'm the orient and that existing
contracts had been cancelled
China buys about 100000 worth of
goods annually from San Francisco. OF
this amount nearly one-third is -four,
about 100000 barrels being exported.
BANK OFFICERS SURPRISED.
New York. July G.-Ilocal officials of
the international Banking corporation ex-
pressed surprise at the news from Shane-
hal. In response 10 cable sent TO
Shanghai Yesterday ny the London
branch of the corporation. cable was
received here today stating that tho
boycott has not interfered with business
J. s. Fearon vice president Of the In
ternatonal Banking corporation. is the
senior members Of tho importing house Of
Fearon. Daniel e Co. of this city. whose
main branch Is At Shanghai That the
company today received Shanghai cable
touching upon boycott troubles there are
stating that hersult is not expected 10 be
serious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

.1f tho investigation into the causes ot
Tho disaster 10 tho Remington IL - oe
,.cu,,ar,v rigid affair, Il will have 10 n"
conducted BY other methods tnAn .nos,
..u,,,t ha,.o left unexposed the causes and
MAYED and unpublished the responsibility
,or series Of disasters which nave
shocked and Inundated the American
reorIe since tho close OF the war with
Spain. New York sun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
BOYCOTT
EXTENDS TO
BANKING

Shanghai. July 27.-The native bankers
al Shanghai are calling a meeting to dis
cuss a proposal 10 boycott the Interna-
tional Banking corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

Was i the kaer acute sense color line i'll America tha
led him TO present Ellis the who saved the statue
Frederick the Great destruction with silver watch instead
a gold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

Every ono would he glad TO sec the
death penalty abolished. but murder must
no abolished nrst We have arrived at
our present stage OF civilization by lohs
ora hloody battle with tho savage In
stircts and passions OF the brute man,
Let us not spike our guns and break our
swords before the ape and tiger die or the
battle may have 10 be all fought over
again -Pittsburg Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

ncopc may ympathize with Senator MtcheH over NE
sentence TO a age OF but good many more VIII Say
he was old enough long ago TO have known better
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

pcrhaps Editor Mann has a real good friend who can blue
nc,c, his talk If So that friend should get busy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

II is because Of its msbehavo that society such an cas-,
prey Of the blackmaier
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

DO you want 10 secure a boarding plsce7
Say so in the classified columns OF The
News free OF charge