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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

1 The Bridgeport Conn. team. and the
moving spirit II the organization.
Van Haltren De- running the Oakland
Cal, team.
Jack Doyle. the famous Baltimore
inficldor' q putting up a good game at
first for Toledo.
nlddy Mcphee Ia looking after his
mining Interests and resides On Gin
cinnaft
Hllly Mailman plays with Savannah
during the summer an does minstrel
stunts when the snow flies
Sam DUNCAN plays With Memphis
and leads re team VIA NE willow
Herman Long. once tn creates, OF
'hoitstops, Is runnas the ues MONIES
tenn
Roger Conner "a wcH fixed finan.
cially and Is playing a good game with
Waterbury. Conn.
Dummy" Hoy ~ taking life quietly
at Cincinnati. Be owns a farm.
Bob Carrouihars is umpiring In the
Western league.
And there are numerous others
whose whereabouts and station In life
are unknown "a the writor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
RAILROAD NOTES
SANTA re BRAKEMAN
BRUTALLY MURDERED.

A special dispatch from Ration
glves the particulars OF a shocking
tragedy near that city Ia which
james Morgan. a Santa We hrakamac.
running between Ration and La Iunin.
was murdered The body Of Morgan
was found lying along the Santa pc
track a short distance out of Ia
Junia. Tie was hastily ! moved to-
the hospital, but died soon afterwards
As the murdered man had considerable
money ON his person when last seen
alive aud his pockets We're empty
when be was found. it Is presumed the
motive was robbery. Trinidad. Ia
Junta and Ration officers aiD keeping
a sharp lookout for the nond who did
the job.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
GOOD YEAR FOR THE
DENVER a RIO GRANDE

The annual report OF President +.
4. Jencry shows largo lncrt aHc Ia
earnings and important expansion OF
the system by the construction OF the
Western Pacific railway.
Prosperity. Increasing bufucss, net
earnings construction 81 Important
branches into new territory and an
expauhion of the system IN general.
which Will make q a line OF para
mount Importance and influence In
tranacuntlntnt9l railway Affairs, Is
the pith of the annual report OF u. Y.
Jeffcry, president OF the Denver a.
Rio Grando railroad. which has Just
been made public.
The total crnings for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1905, were fl7,-
03l .jOT.33. an Increase ~ s5Sb,072.23
over the preceding year.
The operating expenses we're fiO,'
i6S,960.Gl. being an Increase of tllO,'
5l6,s3 and the net earnings were SO
SG2.hf6.I2, an increase OF St1f $4,000.
Ohcial announcement is made for
the first time that the Denver q RIO
Grande Wosten-the Rio Grnndo sys.
tcm--Owns the new Western Pacific
railway.
The construction OF this new line
f,om Salt Lake City 10 san Francisco
Is now a certainty. and rs completion
within the next three yeaIS Us conf
IDENTIFY expected,
The commercial growth Of tho coun-
try. the marvellous richness and de.
volOpment OF the great Pacific coast
and of the foreign trade tributary
thereto and the acqulsltion OF the
lines OF the southern Pacific com.
pany By a line Ia competition with the
Denver a. rio Grande road, arc some
OF the reasons assigned Cor the build.
ing Of this new and important trans.
continental lino
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Notice ls hereby given that on the
ith day of September A. n 1905. To-
the Probate COnfi uf ncrnallllo conn
ny. Territory of New Mexico. y. v
Chavez, aa administrator uf the estate
of Henry T. Warren. deceased. flIod
n'e final account az such admlniaira.
tor and al persona Interested M said
estate are hereby allowed until Nov.
6. A. y 1905. 40 no nclock a. M.
within which ~ file objection 10 said
final account
" no objections are then filed. the
said final account will then be- ap.
proved and the said administrator dis.
charged
liy order OF the Probate Court
y. V. CHAVEZ.
Administrator Of the estate ~ Henry
l.. Warren. deceased
First publication Sept 90. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23


Territory ~ New Mexico. County OF
BCrnalillo. IN the District Court.
Jacob G. nemcnderfer.
vs. No. 5sGi
Leon bennett a minor, Daniel Alton.
guardian Of said Leon bennett. and
al unknown claimants. OF Interest.
In the property described herein. ad.
verse 10 plaintiff
To the above named Defendants. and
10 all whom Il may concern
This IL 20 give notice that the above
named suit o. nov pending In the Dis.
trict Court ln and for the County Of
Bernaiiil0, IN and by which suit. the
plaintiff seeks 20 establish hia title "a
the southeast quarter Of Section No.
"a Of Township . n ~ Range y oi
the New Mexico principal meridian.
containing one hundred and sixty
fiG0i acres. AGAINST the claims OF said
defedanis and that unless YOU enter
yon appearance In said cause on or De-.
feofe the 18th day Of October. 1905.
Judgment by default viii be rendered
against Won and the biulntiff will be-
entitled "a She relief asked for IN the
complaint filed In said cause.
W. r. DAME
Clerk Of said Court
r. W - BRYAN Albuquerque,
New Mexico Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication Sept 20, 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
.LliEp PRINTING TRADES
AID STRIKING PRINTERS

Chicag0 Sept 22-Tho council OF
20 Allied Printing Trades % Chlca.
|gt last night took radical action ia
INhe fight between the Chicago Typo.
thoiae ana The Chicago typographical
Mon No. 10. Resolutions were adj
lbpted IN which an the allied trades
lpledgod support 10 tho printers The
Acouncil consists OF pressmon, mailcrs.
lbookhlnders. papa rulers, storeotypors
and elcctrotypers Tho executive
board OF the Typographical union an.
nounced that nine firms had signed
the union agreement during the day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Princess Victoria. OF Battenburg.,
aged rs.
Princess Patricia, OF Connaugh,
aged TO-
Princess Olga, OF Cumberland, AGED
21.
Princess Wiltrude. OF Bavaria. aged
21.
Princess Marie Antolnette. OF Neck.
lenburg. aged q.
Princess Beatrice. Of Saxe-Coburg,
aged 2t
Princess Louise, OF Orleans. aged
20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
BIG SUIT FOR DRILLING
JAMES N. cOwLEs BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST D. J. HkoERMAN FoR
a TOTAL o. OVER 5000.

James D. Cowlos has filed sGlt az.
ainat ) J hasermnn In district court
Ia which be- asks for Judgment for 3
total ui s3.i-a for work alleged 10
have hren done ia drilling two arie-
sian wells NJ Hagerman. y. 81. says
the RnaWoli Record.
Plaintiff alleges shat BE- pui the two
wells down 10 a dop;h % g71 feet and
Ak Inches. and that by his agreement
With Mr. uaFCrmnn ho should have
received 93.lB20 Cor each well. but
that BE- Was paid only al 800 on each
well iic claims q balance 0n each
well of fi.5625o According 10 the %.
iItion one ~ the wells was started In
September and the other ln October
1908.
freeman. Cameron a Fuilon.. Carls
bad, ere plaintiffs attorneys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

players are lost By graduation.
H. IA. Jesse, Dr., candidate for tao
klc. was "A member OF the team two
years ago. lie IN stoohly built; height
foot eleven inches weight 1870
punds. Jesse o. son of The president
0t the university.
b. W. TinImau, rlght tackle. "a
feet eleven inches tan and weighs 1866
pounds Last year was his first sea.
son on the varsity team.
Car Hon, guard, has been out Of
the game since 1903, when he was
one of tho strongest men In tha line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
r. H. JESSE. JR. l.. r.

n. u. JESSE, JR, l.. r.
ne o. feet inch tan and weighs
40 pounds.
A. r. Forester, center, Is feet tall
and weighs 2i0 pounds. he won a po.
sltlon on the team last year al left
guard
%. r. Salisbury. Of Webster Groves.
Is o feet 7ia inches tain, ANA weighs
only 40 pounds In spite of his Hight
weight he was last year the grl'tiest
man and the best taokler on tho team.
His position then was az end. but this
year he VIII bo played az quarter
back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
Notice Of suit

Territory " New Mexico C0uniy OF
Bornallllo In the District Court.
kosalie schwed. Plaintiff
vs.. No GSG2.
To solomon schwod. Defendant
You are hereby notified that the
above named suit has been filed In
the District Court OF the County OF
berualillo and Territory 81 New Mex.
leo The said plaintiff Rosallo
schwod seeks. In aud by said suit. an
absolute divorce from you. the said
defendant solomon schwod. on ac.
count Of Your failure iu support said
plaintiff, and unless YOU enter your an.
pearance ln said suit on az before the
10Th day oi October Judgment by do.
fault will hu entered against you and
the plaintiff win be entitled to the
relief asked for In the raid complaint.
w y. DAME.
Clerk of said Court.
r. W. D. BRYAN. Albuquerque
New Mexico Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication. Sept. %. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
SCHOOL or RAILWAY Epu.
CATION AT CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 22.--Co0poratl0n be-
tween The University OF Chicago aud
q number of railroads has resulted ln
the establishment of four years
course of railway education. An ad.
v'sory board, composed OF railway
men. has been established, with n
W Mckenna, assistant president OF
the Chicago Milwaukee a 81. Paul.
as chairman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
MARKET LETrFU

Special Correspondents
Kansas city Mo., 81 39s-Heayy
rains IN Kansas and 3aOurl lately
have interrupted ra DAD service,
thereby cutting down cattle recol pa
ia the last four cor re anys. The sup.
ply today "a $4,000 head al compared
with $1,000 on last Monday The mar.
ket declined from 10 90 zoe last week
on killing steers, while she stan sold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Columbia. Mo, sept 22-Tbe foot
ball outlook az Missouri University Is
not hopeful az this time "A. w. An.
derso.., right guard and captain. ex-
pected 10 be the tennis main strength.
Is sick with malarial fever and may
not get into the game until late in the
season. Practice has begun under "a,
rec,ion OF Coach john n. Mclean and
Assistant Coach AkersOn. About 20
men have taken 0ut suits for tho pre-.
itmlnary work. Seven of the 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23


Territory Of Now Mexico County Of
bornnlillu IN 'ha Probate cnurs.
IN ~ Estate of John Butler
Notice Of Filing Final Account.
Notice o. hereby given that &. Martha
j. Butler, administrator. with the
VIII annexed of he estate OF John
Butler deceased. filed my final &C.
count as such admlnisiratrlx In said
court on Tuesday. September 9Th.
1905 and thar theroupon the said
court made nn % der that notice there.
Of be- given in accordance with law.
ana appointed Monday. lhe 2nd day at
October A. d. 1905. for the hearing 81
objections 20 such final account aud
The settlement thereof Az persons
having objections 20 said account are
hereby notified 10 present The sams
to the said court on or before the
above mentioned day
MARTHA J. BUTLER
Administrators.
r. w, y. BRYAN. Attorney Tor Adj.
minlsirntrix.
First publication. Sept 90. 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Jack sirausner, advertising agent
for the Northern New Mexico fair. re-.
turned 10 the Meadow City yesterday
after having spent several days IN tho
city doping the territorial fair visit.
urs on the Las Vegas fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Alas for batsmen. pair BY pair,
The wind has blown them All away,
In vain we seek them here and there
Whore ave tfe hall togsora Of yos1er'
day
What has become Of the men who n
few years ago electrified the country
with their bail i'ayinr7 r. often
asked. Well, here's what some OF
them are doing.
John A. ward once captain OF the
old New York Glants. is q prominent
New York lawyer and golfer He has
handled and won some famous cases
AZ the bar
Jack Glasscock, once a grand short
field player. II doing carpenter work
az Wheeling W. Va
Red Ehrct, the Oncc.upon-a.time
twlrler 81 fame. IA umplring Ia the
Southern League and dodmnR yellow
fever germs.
Harry Stovey. who stole 100 bases
IN ono season, is pacing a beat In uni
form and swinging a club instead Of a
bail bat
Clarence Cupid Chllds. who IN 's2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
ALFONSO WANTS ONE GLORIOUS
HOUR IN THE BULL RING

YOUNG KING RISKS DOWN AFTER
HIS MANY MARROW EscAPEs-HE TlckLEs THE BISHOP.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Raymond Stamm. son of Mr and
Mrs 81 p stamm. win leave thla eve.
ming f0f Utica. \. A.. where ho wIll
enter well known college Ho ex.
0ectH to bN absent a year or two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Beverly Mass. sept 22- Franols
a. Peabody a member Of the noston
banking firm " kidder. Peabody a
Co, dlcd suddenly OF heart disease 10.
dag aHed ft For nearly bali a cen.
tufy hc has been prominent ina flnan.
ciai circles OF tho country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Mrs J " koy. wife Of the resident
engineer on the Bolon cutoff Is am.
org ne fair visitors here from BE.
len
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
PROMINENT PEOPLE WHO
HAVE PASSED AWAY,

Richmond, Va, Sept 20 Former
Congressman and Governor Charles
T. Offorral, died here today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Lima o., Sept 22.-Dr Francis
Garcia Calderon. former president OF
Peru, lied last night. iie was born Ia
1884.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

a UNIVERSAL DISEASE

Caiarfh usually begins with q cold Ia
the head, but does not stop there. The
mucous membranes al become iniisfncd
aud oecfete a filthy, unhealthy matter
which Is absorbed by the blood and dis
tribuicd 90 all parts ot Sc body The
patient is then continually hawking
and splitting, the nose y stopped up
the ears have a ringing or hugxing noise.
the throat become sore. aud as the UNI
healthy matter more thoroughly satu-
rates the blood general feeling Of dcs-
pondency takes possession 81 the system,
Ihaa Oatarrh Tor about hReen years,
and no man could huVe been worse 4
tried ovcrFt ms i couia - 81 Of but 20
good fHH uINnn. " rNnu began ~. II. 81
ani could so a llttio Improvement tl9m
the hr1t bottle, aud amor takina AZ a
yoara nRo, end i Am ~ we'll today ~ any
Snan, z thiuh catarfh "a . blood dla-
ease and know There ~ nothing 90 earth
hottor ffr emo blood than q. > n. No
b9dy thinss more efs' : tlhe4 I AZ
local applications eannoi cure Caiarrh,
becausc tnUy 10 moi reach ihe seat ~ ihe
trouble. They allny the inflammation
and temporarily relieve the disease. bnt
a. Soon % they are left Of the trouble ~,
turns The only way o. cure Catafrh is
h treat ST through lhe blood 3 s. s SOON
cieau the blood ~ an Catarrhal matter au.
parRes Il 81 40 Irritating poIsoue. checks
further pfUvfrss of the trouble ard cont
plcicly cures the tisease 3 ~ > keeps
a. I.f.....H ID. ....
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
TELL WEATHER BY ONIONS
French Peasants Plant Their Crops in
Accordance with These Pc
culiar Signs.

One OF the rites performed by the
French peasants or New Years eve is
the ~forecasting Of the weather for The
coming year by means Of onions. When
the bells ring for midnight mass they
scoop out the middles of u onions.
set them in q row on the kitchen table
I'LL them with salt and name them for
the months Of the year. Then. when
they return from mass they examine
the condition OF the salt. II it has
melted In any O! the months" those
months will be rainy; If the salt re-
mains dry il indicates drouth; II half.
melted the first fortnight OF the month
viii be wet.
The peasants have such implicit
faith in this means OF foretelling the
weather that they plant their crops in
accordance with the prophecy OF the
onions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Common Cause Of rlresr

A famous physician upon being asked
recently what is the chief cause Of III
health. replied: Thinking ana taking
about il all he line. This esase.css IN.
trospeot!on il which so mary Of the
rising generation Of nervous folk in
dulge IS certainly wearing them cut
When they are o worrying as TO
Whether hey sleep toe much or too lit
tie they ar togeting over the amount
of food they lake or the quantity OF ex-
ereise necessary for health. II short.
they never give themselves a moments
e9ce."-Iiousekeeper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
MAUD C. HklNES.

Maud c.. .Haines, the only child Of DR..
and Mrs. e. +. Baines, died Thursday at
10 clock, noon, after several days Illness
with quinsy sore throat. Heart disease
set in and she being very weak from not
being able to take any nourishment sue
cum bed to 1t. Maud was ten years Old.
She was a very attractive and bright
child and was loved by every body. Great
sym pathy is expressed for the stricken
parents. The funeral will take place OF
Saturday, January asth from the house
at $50 p. NJ. Rev. N. p. Pearse officiat-
ing. Stillwe ell & Mason ate funeral dlrec-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
WesnieId

Samuel Goelschalk. proprietor Of the
Westfield Hotel, j. seriously III with
pneumonia.
The Interurban Realty Company is con-
sidering plans for the improvement Of
its property in the vicinity Of the West
field Golf Club. The opening Of new
streets..and.the binding Of several houses
Is contemplated.
Stephen MaDes, Of Westfield, has been
presented with a gold mounted fountain
pen by the Royal Arcanum for securing
new members.
Mrs. i. II. Woodruff, of Westfield j.
seriously i'll with nervous FRO ,tration.
4 bearing on the petition for q trolley
franchise in linden, to complete the line
from Elizabeth to Railway, will be held
nj Linden Town Hall, February B..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs. Eliza Jane Apologize to be Buried TO-
morrow Afternoon.

The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Jane Apple
gate, wife of Wynant Wood APPLICABLE, of
Morgan, viii take place from Christ
church tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Rev. II.
NJ. p. Pearse officiating. Interment Will
be made in the vault in Christ Church
cemetery and left there until the weather
permits of burial. Besides a husband
Mrs. AppleRate leaves three daughters.
Mrs. Edward Farr, of HasbroucA Heights,
Mrs. Edward Shelby, Of Brooklyn N. Y,
and Mrs . Hastings, Of New York, and a
sou Ernest Apologize, of New York, y
mother, sister and brother. who reside In
the South aud a large circle of friends in
New York and elsewhere. The mother
Is very III at her home in the south. J.
J Scully has charge of the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Hotauna Trial N~curin= close.

BlNGHAMrON, y. Y, Jan. 21.-The
defense In the Hotaiing case seemed to
have suddenly given out during the
trial here. When court convened after
recess John T. Wheeler, attorney for
the defense, opened aud said that.
while they admitted the death Of the
that Hotaling set the fire or killed the
child. but claim that he attempted to
save the chiid's Afe when he saw that
the honse was on fire. He said that
evidence would he introduced to show
the previous good character of the de-
PENDANT, except THAT he was rough in
manne;'rSSrfad Swore frequently. The de-
Tense will rest today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
SOUTH B
N EWS ITEMS.

All hands quit work on the coal docks
Wednesday on account Of the storm.
The doctors are still kept rush
ing on account Of so much sickness
in the borough. One OF the doctors
said he put In one Of the hard
est days, Wednesday, that be ever
put in. He went to Mechanicsville, Ber-
gen Hill and Maxville, one place after the
other In the storm, besides visiting all of
ia patients in the borough.
Lee CLARK, taxidermist, Of Morgan,
has stopped the pet priest or Mrs. 4. B.
Quackenboss.
Phil Sullivan has been working n few
days for Chris Straub, butcher, to help
him out on account of having one clerk
less than formerly in his market.
The New York and Long Branch rail
load company offered twenty five cents
an hour for men to shovel snow from
their tracks along the Amboy section
Wednesday, but could net get enough at
that.
Richard Furmau was reported better
Wednesday and sitting up.
The Raritan River railroad was run.
ming an engine and car all Wednesday
night in order to keep the tracks clear.
Mortimer Casey, borough electrician,
had the fire alarm system tested Wednes-
day.
Captain s. Newton, of b ,rdentowu
avenue, Is on the sick list with nervous
trouble.
Street Commissioner Quinlan IL up
to his eyes In business, between the
water and the snow. He had the snow
plough out Thursday.
Gamlliel Disbrow, of Philadelphia, was
the guest Of Captain and Mrs. Samuel
Newton, Thursday.
Quite a number Of people from this
borough attended Conductor Kindred's
funeral at Jersey City; among them
De ing Mr. Charles Compton, of Borden
town avenue.
Undertaken ScUily's wagon Is said to
nave become fast in a snow drift when
Mr.. Scully was driving to Mr.. Applegate's
at Morgan, &nd had to be dug out. The
horses were all right.
Mr.. Quinlan could not get men enough
to shovel the snow out of the streets.
Up 10 midnight Thursday not a trolley
ar had come into the borough since II
o'clock Wednesday morning.
The electric light did not burn We'd
nesday night st Broadway and Borden
town avenue
The water pressure was very low TIL nrs-
day and could not be accounted for.
Street and Water Commissioner Quinlau
was very much worried about it, for fear
of fires breaking out and there not being
pressure great enough to fight them.
Frank Evans, Of Utica, y. y, was a
borough visitor Thursday.
Calhoun. Chase and Western Ministries
are booked for Saturday night at K. of p.
opera asuse.
Frank 4. Blackburn, Of New York,
was ia town Thursday, calling on friends.
Geroge Coleman. of Red Bank, was a
borough visitor Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

FOR LEGS OUT OF SHAPE
Pneumatic Rubber Forms Are Avail
able Now to Make Them Beau
titul and Rotund.

Pneumatic rubber leg forms are now
on sale. says the New York Sun. AGvo-
Gates Of these FIRST aids to the unshaDely
man contend that 10 more violation O,
material property is involved in their
Use than in the employment Of padding
10 correct dropping shoulders or in using
braces 10 remedy the effect Of a stopped
bach.
The forms may be 90 inflated as 10
round OF unnatural bands. They can be
had from stock or made TO Individual
measurements. They are light in weight
comfortable and invisible. being worn
on the inner SIDE Of the trousers leg. and
they allow Of easy adjustment.
Tailors view this innovation approy-
inely, rs it assists them in producing
proper results.
Cushion rubber forms for knock knees
ara also on the market, having recently
been introduced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Derrick to Move Meteor.

The 36ls-ton metecrite which was
brought TO this country some years
ago by Lieut.. Peary has been removed
from the Brooklyn navy yard to the
American Museum OF Natural History.
1t was necessary to use the big der
rick owned by a wreeking company.
The meteorite was landed at the West
Fifty-ffth street pier. Manhattan.
whence it was brought to the museum
On q large truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
SeWaFen

Tuesday evening AZ sbou, ,.-- o'clock
a fire vas discovered in the chimney ar
the Homestead. The Woodbridge Fire
Company quickly started on the scene and
the fire was soon cyt.nguishel and very
little damage done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo T. Berry vM move
to Railway next week.
Mrs. Copeland. Of Brooklyn, who has
been visiting Mr.. Raymond. has re-
turned home.
Miss Marie Solooe has been confined to
her home with Illness.
Mrs. NoGbees, Of Franklyn Park, Is still
visiting Mrs. VI. irving Demerest.
Miss Muriel Wright pen; last Sunday
III Long Island City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
ALL TRAINS DELAYED.

All trains in the p. R. r. are very
much delayed but so far-Thursdav even
ing there had not been any wrecks.