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with a large and well chosen chorus
in the background.

III Lie lDdChSIOuuQs
Wagenhals and Kemper signed. con-.
tracts yesterday with Robert Drouet
for his appearance as leading man for
Blanche Walsh in Clyde Fitch's new
play, THE Woman in the Case. to be
presented at the Herald Square the
ater on Jan. 80. Mr.. Drouet will con-
tlnue en- tour with Miss Anglin until
needed for rehearsals with Miss Walsh.
Wyndham still delights to tell the
story of his first appearance on the
American stage In minor part, years
ago, just after he had decided to for
sake the study of medicine for the
study of acting. 1t was a young char
acter and he entered at stirring mo-
ment with 81 am drunk with ecstasy
ana success" on his lips. The ineyita-
bic happened. Wyndham came swing
ing in confidently. 81 am drunk he
began heartily. Then for the first time
IN ms life he realized the presence of
an audience and his memory forsook
him. There was a long pause. ST am
drunk- he began once more, and
stopped short. The gallery was al
ready tittering. .sI am drunk, drunk
he began a third time. Perhaps he
might have. finished, but the roar of
the whole audience drove him from the
stage.
Edna Wallace Hopper was the star
IA an lnlt1aI performance at Boyd,s
theater, Omaha, last Sunday night. in
straight comedy, for which she has for
the present abandoned comic opera.
Miss Hopper has the star role in "a
Country Mouse" by Arthur Law. She
appeared in the principal role of "The
March of Time" as curtain raiser. In
Doth OF these comedies Miss Hopper
makes the change from comic opera to
comedy with easy grace. The two
comedies selected for her are bright
and crisp, full of amusing situations
and complications.
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with the lenses Is that which con-
fronts the. person looking into a mir
ror in order to guide his hands in some
unusual adjustment of a tie or other
difficult manual adjustment of some
complicated mechanism. Especially
will the person find it difficult to dis
1tinguish the right hand from the left
and to make any haste with any de-
gree, of certainty. In. a like manner
the person sitting in the stern of a
boat, facing the man at the oars, finds
it difficult to call right Or "left'' oar
in guiding the oarsman
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THEATRICAL NOTES


E. 5. Willard will begin his next
american tour in New York at the
hnlckerbocker theater on Jan. 23. He
Will present for the first time in This
country Lucky Durham" a pIay writ
yer oy the late Wilson Barrett and
Wnlch was being used by him at the
time OF this sudden death.
:, MRS. Bloodgood, who has been left
olsengaged,' owing to the speedy fail
ure OF The Coronet of a Duchess
Wnlch Clyde Fitch wrote for her use
TINS season, is now playing with Anne
liza Bingham in New York. She has
her former role in ''The Climbers"
MRS. Carter's production of "Adrean
mas mas cost in the direct neighborhood of
100000. This is some $50. 0o0 ahova
the amount invested in .'Du Barry"
and it makes "Adrea'' by far the COST.
hest dramatic presentment upon o,,r
stage. A ooi
Frank Perley, 1t is said, has ar
ranged with j. M. Barrie to have 1rhe
Little Minister" made into a m,,sical
comedy. The title of the new opera
VIII De LADY Babbie," and in the
muslcaI version Mr.. Perley intends to
star Viola Gillette the statuesona
: woman who was seen in "The Sleenine
Beauty and the Beast"
Charles Frohman shifts things ahont
with almost lightning rapidity nova
days. The public didn't take kindly
10 "A Wife Without a Smile.p al.
.nough the first audience seemed to
fuliy enjoy it. So Mr. Frohman takes
the piece off after a single fortnight
and substitutes Francis Wilson In q
new comedy called Cousin Billy" he
ginning next Monday.
every one remembers Eugene Field,s
criticism of performance of "Ham-
let" in Denver: "Mr Jones actad
Hamlet last night at the Tabor Grand
He acted 1t until IL o'clock still
Wltt1er line comes from a review print
ed somewhere in the West. The
drama in this instance was king
Lear, and the complaint that there
was nothing regal In the impersonation
or the star. He played the king"
quoth the newspaper, "as though he
were always expecting some one else
TO play the ace"
Beerbohm Tree has project for a
Snakespearean festival to take place
at His Maiestyss theater, I'm London
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to discover a star for. that production,
as it has been the idea originally to
present Morgan in that dramatization.
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1t has been definitely settled that 70.
]. Morgan will be the star of s.The Gen
ueman From Indiana" when that story
is produced in dramatic form. Morgan
has long been identified with the Hail
Game dramas. and is at present star
ring in .,The Eternal City.o His well es-
tablished methods should fit excelleutlv
into the character that Booth Tark-
ington has so thoroughly sketched out
In his interesting story. Meanwhile
Hall Gaines latest play, The ProdfEal
Son., is waiting for the management
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Beerbohm Tree has project for q
at His Maiesty,s theater. tn Ionf5oT'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
A BICYCLE RUN.
Five Young Men of This City Start
ed Out for a Century.

Five local bicycle enthusiasts
started from this city yesterday morn
ing for the first century run from this
city in some time. Those in the party
were Martin Broderson, Joseph Will
liams. Charles Kelly, Edward Dowell
and William Whalen. They went to
South Amboy by train and then
started southw ard via Matawan and
Freehold. They made a stop at Eng
lishtown and visited the old battle
ground near there. They also saw the
old Tenant church and other spots OF
historical interest. The young men
intend to take a number of similar
rides during the season. Anyone wish
ing to.join them will be welcome. and
should address Joseph Williams, 2S3
High street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
CHURCH WEDDING.
Prominent Fords and Keasbey Fam
lilies Represented at NuptiaIs.

A pretty church wedding, with
nrominent families of Fords and Keas-
bev represented, was solemnlzed IN
|Our Saviour's Danish Lutheran
church, State street, near Market
street, at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon. when Andrew Erickson, OF
Fords, was united in marriage tc
Anna Magdalene Peterson, daughter
of Hans p. Peterson, of Keasbey.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. V. B. Skov, and was witnessed
by a number of relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. Miss
Christina Peterson was maid of honor,
and l.. J. Underhill was best man.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at Keasbey and the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson celebrated
their entrance into married life witt
proper eclat.
The young couple received many
handsome gifts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
NOTED SOLOISTS.
Prof. St. Andrassy Making EIab
crate Preparations for Concert.

The coming concert and reception
to be given at Braga hall Tuesday
night, April %, by Prof. St. Andrassy
and his pupils, bids fair to be a rare
treat for the music lovers of this city.
Besides the..young musicians who are
working hard to make the concert a
success. there will be a number OF
soloists. well known in musical circles
in New York. Among them are Signor
S. Mantia. trombone soloist of Sousa's
band; F. Napolitano, clarinet soloist
of the Manhattan Beach band, and f..
De Blast, cornet soloist of Sousa's
band.
Another feature of the affair. new
TO this city. will be the music for
dancing which will be furnished by
two orchestras under the direction OF
Prof. ST. Andrassy and Prot, Andrew
Nelson. This arrangement will give
continuous music, and as the dancing
begins at II 80, those wishing to
dance will have ample opportunity to
enjoy themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
HAD ENGINE DANCING.
Members of Nc Clellans Started
Apparatus in the House Saturday.

Mcclellan Engine Company members
are Investigating a prank supposedly
of one or more members of the COM
pany.
Saturday night the engineer and one
or two other members who were about
town received a report that there was
u fire in the steamer in their new fire
house on upper State street.
Hurrying to the house they found
certain members there, and the
steamer was fairly dancing with high
pressure of steam. 1t is supposed, ac-
cording to an interview with a prom
inent member of the McClellans, that
two or three men in the house, while
perhaps under the influence of liquor.
became engaged in an argument as to
the capabilities of the engine, and set
about to use a practical illustration.
The members are thankful that the
damage done to the house is no more
ever than it is. as it might easily.
it is declared. have set the place afire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
BLOCKED TROLLEY.
LehIgh Valley Engine Jumped Track
in Wrong Place.

While on the way to one of the fac
tories to do some shifting. a big Le-
high Valley engine jumped the track
at keasbey. Saturday afterno on,
where the Valley tracks ros the
Public Service trolley line. and for
some time all trolley cars going in
both directions were blocked.
When the accident happened it was
necessary to send to the main yard
for the wrecker. 1t was some time
before the engine was replaced and
traffic was resumed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
STRIKE IN THE CAUCASUS.
Official Afraid to Run Troop Trains.
AMBASSADOR Meyer Arrives.

Official Afraid to Run Troop Trains.
Ambassador Meyer Arrives.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 10.-G. V.
L. Meyer, the new American ambassa-
dor to st. Petersburg. made his first
call yesterday on Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff, who extended an unusually
cordial greeting. The exchanges, how
ever, were devoid of significance and
neither war; nor peace. We're mentioned.
Emperor Nicholas probably will re-
ceive Mr.. Meyer on Wednesday, when
the latter will present his letters of
credence.
Generals Linevitch and Kuropatkin
have telegraphed Emperor Nicholas
recording the events of the anniversary
fete of the immaculate Conception in
Mauchuria and the reviews of the
troops there, who, the generals repre-
sent, ire burning with the desire to
maintain the glory of Russian arms.
The dispatches conveyed messages of
devotion and loyalty to the throne.
Dispatches from the Caucasus this
morning paint the railway situation
there in alarming colors. The author
tiles are afraid TO run trains at night
lest they might be wrecked. Striking
section hands seize trains and travel
up an down the line forcing other EN-
ployees to cease work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
DISPOSE OF LICENSES.
Judge Strong viii Take Up South
Amboy Applications Tomorrow.

New Brunswick, Apr. l0:--The at
tention of Judge Woodbridge Strong
will be occupied tomorrow with the
disposition of the forty license applica-
tions from residents of South Amboy.
The applications were presented al
the opening day of the term, but they
being new applications, the court laid
them over for one week. This is the
first time the court has acted upon
these applications, the borough hav-
ing heretofore granted them. No re.
m~onstrances have been filed against
any of them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
HANSEL CASE
OFF FOR TERM.
Widow of South AmhOy Man Who
Was Killed Wants $4,000
Damages.
Special to tie EVeaiNg Meas.

New Brunswick, Apr. l0:-The
suit of Thomas Dreamer, administrat-
or Of the estate of Henry Hansel,
against the Pennsylvania railroad and
John Scully, for S25, 900 damages, was
commenced this morning before JUS
tice Fort. but went off until the next
term.
The suit is brought by the widow of
Henry Hansel. of South Amboy. who
was killed June p, 1904. a brake
broke and he fell under a car.
In opening the case for the plaintiff,
Lawyer G. S. Silzer did not state the
case against the railroad company.
Alan H. Strong represented the p.
r. r.. and said he was prepared to
prove the case in conjunction with
that against Scully. The plaintiffs
will present a new plea mt the ne Xt
term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

LONDON, April 10.-st. Petersburg
advices this morning say that Vice Ad-
miral Rojestvensky's entrance into the
China sea has been followed by orders
for the cruisers Gromoboi. Rossia and
Bogatyr, which have been ready for
some time at Vladivostok, to put to
sea. Whether it is the intention to
send them south Is not known. Naval
experts express the opinion that Ro-
testvensky, having now safely navi-
gated the straits, instead of sailing
north to meet the japanese he can
afford to calmly await Vice Admiral
Nebogatoff with his division of the
squadron, who could arrive there IN
about three weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
NORTH 3 ITEMS.

Herm an Daitz is very i'll with rheuma-
tism at his home In Elizabeth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bohlke spent Sunday
in Newark visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Bohlke.
Mrs. Herman Anderson, of Elizabeth
street, is confined to her home with an
injured knee, caused by a fall down the
stairs,
h.. Miller has opened a barber shop at
2S Hall avenue.
Samuel Fine has sold out his grocery
store.
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and daughters Ida
and Maize, spent Sunday out of town.
Miss NJ. Weiss, spent Sunday in New
York.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Anderson spent Saturday
and Sunday in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Biology has Proved that DandruH is
Caused by a Germ.

Science is DOING wonders these days in
medicine as well as in mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved a sue
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide was
put on the market. 1t is a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging into the
scalp to get at the root of the hair, where
it saps the vitality: causing itching scalp,
falling hair, and finally badness. With
out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly.
1t is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c.
in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit. Mich.
G. A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
FLEET
OF RUSSIA.
Vessels Have Passed Singapore
and Are Approaching the
Japanese.
SCOUTS IN OFFlNC,

-,
-ApIii
Baltic heet passeu neie on Hat'iu's
afternoon heauihs holtn"s.s" fu' 'nu
Is supposeu ~ pe ni"Ns '"'eon
frehch oocnin Nnin"'
squadron OIL tNenta-t"o snips . oe
lleVeu 10 pe Oh ilolspurs iiSh'' uilt9
miles away,
Inc t"o nee'' may ee' ~ ~ w
moment anu oesin a. na,ai pa'tie upon
the outcome ol "hicn Tue ia'e . uhe
war iha! oepeho mere Is great IN
c.'eiiei' neie anu az ef"ns w
clpatioh U ha'ai cohioa' III Maias"n
WATERS
cpoh nediLns " ,ne pass"se '"o
haltic meet ,he BRUSH ohiit' squaoion
at prepareu 10 put W Se"'
Auhnirai i'~oJestVenshs 5 squ"uroh VI
hltN-ohe 'esseis was ieo ny 'hree Ion'
'''eu
,cSselS' men c"ine .ne ru,eei9' WI
ilers' puttfeslips' cue. Tue coliieis "vie
nhos'iS III lle center Oh 'he nee'' ,ne
uecks OF Tue Warsnips WERE co"i i"ue'
Whiie t'e coilers anu tle loriner iirei
were iight OF urail.
Ine h'os' iihiVi."he nsntihs $50
OF the aor ihcluuins III o"'.lV
SHIPS MINI soi'Naron A,eA"nue -
norouino anu .VFls WIN men Ionupie
lnehl OIL cruisers lorpeuo
ers. cue. We're not WIN Nv nee'' anu
thelr Wiiereapoul is 'ot"ha unh,o"n
Navai experts consider 'ia' Tue nee'
must forthWith proceed 'o""l" 'iaur
VoStok' as an! even "i'n
territorial waters would great! III
crease the dagger OF orpeuo attacks. :,
IL Is Thought by some that Auhiiral
Togo VIII MOI choose 10 give oa''le tiil
near the coast OF japan.
Ihe heet passeu seven lhlies out pre-
coded by twelve wafslllps, whlch prop
ably were Admlral loga SCOUTS.
Nothing is known OF losa pase' put
MS full fleet must De III .he
vicinity.
Inc great SHIPS sieanlihs Slowly at
elght KNOTS an nour' iour apreas', pre-
sented a STRIKING spectacle.
HE Vesseis, hoNes ef, pore evidence
of the eifects OF their long sea Voyage
ana at the water lhe shoWeu
a root II
Inc Russian cohsul visited anu gave
dispatches 10 Il orpeuo poat.
Inc meet consisted OF SIN paitleshlps'
twelve cruisers, elght torpedo ooat ue-
stroyers, three volunteer neet Vessels,
sixteen coiilers' one salvage sup anu
one hospilal snip anu lour steallers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
GRAND JURY
Special IL tie EVeAtAg Mews.

SbecfaI IL tie EVeAtAg Mws.
a New Brunswick, Apr. 10:-The
grand jury will resume its sessions to-
morrow. There are very few cases
for.them to handle this term and it is
not expected that they will be in Sc
ssion many days. ~ day will be de-
voted to the hearing of evidence as to
Slot machines and another day as to
the alleged disorderly house cases at
South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
BLUE FRONT AGAIN.
Opened Saturday and Did a Big
Business-Thanks to all.

The Blue Front grocery was opened
in the Slobodien building. Smith
street, Saturday, The proprietors, J..
II. & f. Hilsdorf. did the largest
days business in their history. The
stock is large and of the best, and the
general appearance of the store is
handsome and pleasing.
The Hilsdorfs desire to thank the
public for their cordial reception. and
stand ready to rectify any dissatisfac-
lion relating TO any purchase made.
PIANOS AT PEDER 0LSEN'S
81 Smith ST., the old stand, l0324 SO If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

Local Items

NJ. Solomon and Max Lazarus. of
BROOKLYN, were local visitors yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. Louis Watson will occupy
one of the Scott Terrace houses shortly.
Miss Sarah Martin has returned to
Highwood Park,
William VanPelt has purchased the
Garden house on lower State street.
Market Square is getting its spring
cleaning today.
DR.. Meudenhall occupied the Presby-
terrain pulpit yesterday.
Robert Klpp and family are now occu-
plying the upper part of the north half
of the Noe house on Water street. Mr..
and Mrs. c. H...A ldrich will occupy the
lower half of the house.
George Kahlbenn has returned from a
visit to relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. c. W. Kinney, of Sayre, Pa, has
been visiting her mother Mrs. f. j. B.
Kelly, of Rector street, for several days.
Painters have been at work on the
residence of Louis BRIGGS, Market street,
and Kearny avenue, for a few days.
A number of copies of the new road
map of New Jersey, have been sold about
town. One is at City Hall.
1.-The weekly Saturday session of the
Wilder Hall Matinee dancing class had
the usual good attendance.
Carrot Evans expects to launch his
motor boat, the Web, some time during
the middle of the week.
j.. c. Miliken, of Water street, has his
motor boat the Eraa and Julia. in the
water. The coat has been greatly i'm.
proved and is one of the trim NEST crafts
in the harbor.
Mrs. Everett l.. Brown, of Rector
street. has returned from a months trir
to the Bahamas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Andrews are
now occupying their new house in Rec
tor street. Mr.. Andrews recently pur
chased the Driebelbies house and has
made some extensive alterations.
Miss Emma Fugle will entertain q
number of her friedns at her home Fri
day evening.
Hon. Courtlandt Parker was in tow
Saturday. looking over his property with
the view Of cultivating the tract OF
land at the rear of the old Parker house
formsll y occupied by the Catholic Clut
in lower Smith street.
Invitations are out for the entertain
ment and reception of the Knight is OF
evening of April q.
Clarence Wilson, who until recently
occupied the Garben house on State street
near Lewis, has purchased one of Fert
Garretson's houses on Woodruff place
and is now living there.
A fourth cablegram has been received
from ireland in regard to the condition
of Miss Madeline Mccormick, who is IL
there. 1t states that she is improving.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leon A. Korybski, of
New York, visited friends in town Satur-
day night. Mrs, Korybski was formerly
Miss Jewette l.. Dryer, of this city.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Guild of st. Peters Episcopal church
will be held Friday afternoon in the
chapel.
Miss Thora Lund, who has been in the
Pres byterian Hospital, New York, for
ten weeks, with typhoid fever, is conva-
lescing at her home in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
THE CREEK BRIDGE.
Record of Those Passing Over the
Stream During Month.

The record for the month of March
kept by Captain Thomas McElroy,
tender of the Woodbridge creek
bridge, vas as follows: Tugs, up and
down, times, thirty-two: schooners
and canal boats, thirty-ive: foot
passengers, TO-, 1881; carriages. clay
wagons, etc. ], III: bicycles, lib. The
bridge was turned Us times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Touched Lamp and Fell Dead.

CRAWFORD, \. J.. April 7O.-AIbert
Ruhdart. ten years old. was instantly
killed here while playiHg with an cleo
tric light on the bridge over the Rah-
way river. Ruhdart and another boy
climbed girder which forms n side
of the bridge. Ruhdart touched the
lamp and fell dead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
IN BAD SHAPE.

James Ingram, of Hartford street, who
a few weeks ago was arrested hy Patrol.
man George Kozusko is confined to mis-
be with a broken shoulder. Ingram be-
longs to the Terra Gotta Workers Union
and report has it that they may make
charges against the Pat rolman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
WE MT TO NEWARK.

A number OF the members of the
Danish Sociable A. c., of this city. went
to Newark Saturday night rs the guests
of the Turn Verein Club. where they
took part in a big exhibition. The local
boys say that they had a fine time and
hope to be able to return the compliment
soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Tourists Bother Secretary Hay.

NERVI, Italy, April 10.-Secretary of
State Hay is living a very quiet life
here. He drives out daily. the weather
being fine. Mr.. Hay is annoyed by
curious tourists coming from Genoa
to g him and has refused interviews
to all such.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
is I'M

Report has it that Father Mitchell,
of Laurel Springs formerly of this
city. who, as told in the NEWS, was
i'll, is improving and it is hoped that
he will soon 0 entirely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
10TH ANNIVERSARY

The sixteenth anniversary of the
Fore ign Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church, i'll he celebrated
at the monthly meeting tonight in the
chapel. An unusually interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
WOODMEN'S BALL.

The committee in charge of the enter.
tainment aud dance which the Woodmeu
of the World will give in Wilder Music
Hall mex week, held a meeting yesterday
afternoon in the office of j.. j. Flynn.
New Brunswick avenue. They reported
progress and from all hat is now heard
the affair will be something well worth
attendi ne,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
ON A DRIVE.

A party of young people of this city
went for a carriage drive to New Bruins
wick yesterday afternoon, and on the
home trip they had the misfortune to
lose u tire. Those in the party were
Mr., and Mrs. Max ~Ieitchman, Miss
B. Brisky. Miss Feeder, Miss Weinberg,
aud II. l., Gluck
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Miss galloway shot Herself.

NEW YORK. April 10.-AIiss Mary
Galloway, daughter of Robert NJ. Gal
laway. president of the Merchants Ma
tional bank and the New York Mutual
Gaslight company. shot and killed her
self at the Hotel Seville. She had
been Il chronic dyspeptic since 1898.
and that is the only east known for
her Suiride.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
FUNERAL

Alfred Buchanan, who died in the city
hospital Saturday, will be buried from
his residence in Madison avenue at II
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
WAS DISCHARGED.

Morris Hanson was found intoxicated
ON State street Saturday night by Patrol.
man kozusko. He was unable to tell the
officer where he belonged and he was
taken to police headquarters with tbe
assistance of Patrolman A. Jensen. He
was yesterday morning discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Isthmus VIII benefit.

PANAMA. April 10.-The news that
Secretary of War Taft proposes a de-
satisfaction here. The isthmus will
benefit greatly by the reduction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
SCHOOL AGAIN.

The pupils of the various schools
about the city return to their desks to-
day after a weeks vacation. The
spring examinations come in a short
time, and the vacation came as a boon
to the pupils in the higher grades who
were anxious for a good study period.
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