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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
SOUTH Am BOY.
CUNNERS CAUGHT.
We're Followed to Jersey City by
Game Wardens and Arrested.

Deputy Warden G. M. Church re-
ceived word that a number of gun
ners from New York were hunting
at Matawan without a license Thurs
day. The warden located two of
them and followed them to Jersey
City, where he and Warden Steuer-
valid arrested the two men as they
were about to step aboard of the
ferryboat bound for New York.
Warden Church went through their
effects, which consisted of a satchel
which contained a lot of fruit and
also two rabbits belonging to one of
the men, who gave his name as
Henry Hankinson, of 115 East One
Hundred and Nineteenth street. The
other man, named William Jones, of
the same address, had a gun and a
rabbit wrapped up in a paper and
had tried TO conceal the shape of the
gun by making a package of the two
together. Church overheard one of
the men, both of whom were colored,
say to the other something about
getting through all right. After
they were arrested they denied hav-
ing anything in the shape of game,
but upon being searched the three
rabbits were found, which proved
their guilt.
They were taken before a justice
of the peace at Jersey City who fined
Hankinson $40 and costs and Jones
$45 and costs. The men telegraph
ed to their employers in New York
city, but up till 1 o'clock Friday
morning they had not received any
reply. They were then committed
by the justice to the county Jail and
given sixty days each. They ex-
pected to be able to pay their fine
and get out by today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
B1077zel
0Ne0 Gazo1Nk
8AeakAe It.

No dangerous drugs or alcoholic
~concoctions are taken into the stom-
ach when Hyomei is used. Breathed
through the inhaler, the balsamic
healing of Hyomei penetrates to the
most remote cells of the lose and
throat, and thus kills the catarrhal
germs, heals the irritated mucous
membrane, and gives complete n
permanent cure.
Hyomei is the simplest, most
pleasant and the only guaranteed
cure for catarrh that has been DIS
covered. Complete outfit, $l.00;
extra bottle, so cents.
For sale by C. A. Sexton, druggist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
CHURCH NOTES.
Methodist.


There will be the regular service
in this church on Sunday morning.
The subject of the sermon to be an
nounced later.
Presbyterian.
Sunday morning, Dr.. j. NJ. McNul-
ty will preach on THE Outpoured
Spirit"
Congregational.
Communion will be administered
in the Congregational church Sun
day morning.
There will be a union service in
this church, DR.. w. S. MCGOWAN of
floating. Union services will be held
in the Presbyterian church every eve
ming during the coming week.
On Sunday afternoon, at 3.45
o'clock there will be Il union meeting
of the official boards of the three
churches at the Presbyterian parson-
age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
CLOSE FOR HOLIDAYS

The public schools of Staten ISL
and will close for the holidays De-
cembcr 20. They will reopen early
in January. 1t was the intention of
the Board of Education to close the
schools on November 20, but at the
last day the plans were changed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
CHS
ANIMAL MINSTRELS.

The Staten Island Boat Club will
give us annual minstrel show tonight
at the German Club rooms, Staple
ton. The committee of arrange
ments is made up of j. Harry Dough-
ty, Harold C. Scrymser, Oliver T.
Johnson, Nicholas A. Donnelly, Ed
ward M. Sexton and H. Wisner Mill
err. ,Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

A boatman rendered Il number of
solos on a violin in Jay Sections con-
fectionery store last evening, which
greatly pleased those who heard
him.
The public school scholars cele-
brated Thanksgiving day Wednesday
with recitations and singing appro-
pirate songs.
superintendent Willis visited the
public schools Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
TO MAKE A

Every member of the Westfield
Driving Club, of Pleasant Plains, is
on the hustle to make the entertain
ment and reception, which the club
will shortly hold, a great success.
A number of invitations will be is
sued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Sadie Slaight, of Bentley
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Miss Margaret Campbell, of Water
street, Perth Amboy, spent yesterday
with her sister in this place.
Mrs. Sterling, formerly of this
place, now of Philadelphia, is visit
ing in town for a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
TRAINS LATE AGAIN.

All trains on the Rapid Transit
railroad were late again yesterday
afternoon and the passengers had to
put up with a number of inconven-
fences. Some day they will hold a
meeting and then the company will
be mighty sorry that they did not try
to give them at least fair service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
ROWLlNG %pRACrICE.

Last night the members of the
Amicitia and Aquahonga bowling
teams were out for practice games.
They are getting ready for the sec
ond battle which will take place on
the alleys of the Amicitia Associa-
ton, in Pleasant Plains, Monday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
Garteret
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

ILLUSTRATED IECTUKE.
Rev. e. r. Brown gave an illus
trated lecture on Uncle Toms Cabin
Thanksgiving evening, which was
very much enjoyed. There were al
so a number Of illustrated songs.
Mr.. James Shepherd sang Marching
through Georgia." and Miss Bella
Beam sang "Swanee River and one
verse of Star Spangled Banner" as
they were thrown on the canvas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02

WHIST.

Mrs. Peter Floersch, of Perth Am
boy, entertained the Friday After
moo Whist Club at the Packer
House, yesterday afternoon. All
had a delightful time. A light
lunch was served. Prizes were
awarded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be hesher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, c~rullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
HORSE RAN AWAY.

While standing in front of the
butcher shop owned by George Cum
ningham, in Main street, a horse at
tachcd to a delivery wagon owned by
a pork company at the other end of
the island, took fright yesterday
morning and ran away. He was
caught at Broadway and Bentley
streets before any serious damage
was done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
sEE BASKETBALL GAME.

A number of local people will go
to E~ltingville, tonight, where they
will witness the basketball game at
Doty's Hall, after which they will en-
joy dancing. These Saturday night
affairs have become very popular
this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
WON FROM NEW BRUNSWICK.

The Vigilant football team, of this
place, defeated the Twilight football
team, of New Brunswick, N. j., by a
score of ) to 0 on the field of the At
lantic Terra Gotta Works Thursday
afternoon. Because of darkness
only one half, of twenty minutes,
was played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
CHICKEN THIEVES AGAIN.

Report has it that chicken thieves
are again more than active and the
police + OF the lookout for them.
Owners of fowls are also looking for
them and they will be met with a
warm reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
LAnIEs MISSION RANn

The Ladies Mission Band, of the
First Presbyterian church, met at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Magnus, of
Third street, Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Magnus gave an interesting talk on
Mexico.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION.

The total registration in high
schools in all five boroughs shows an
increase of over 900 from 1918 in
1904 to 20,6S7 in 1905, while the at
tendance increased from 1928 to
1881. The attendance figures in
the high schools by boroughs were:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02
GIRLS,

The Girls Friendly candidates
will have a party today and a treat
in the parish house. No more meet
ings will be held until after the holi-
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02

G. A. SEXTON, General Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-02

Mrs. Israel Ward, of George street,
is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LaForge. of
Tottenville, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. ThOmaS HaYenS II family. OF
Evening journal., 1905-12-04
MiddIefown Personals

Miss Mary Sharcross on Saturday
afternoon entertained a party at bridge
whist. at the home Of her father, Hon.
James T.. Shallcross, near town. The
first prize. a book, was won by Mrs.
Charles Jefferson, Of Delaware City,
and the second prlze. an embroidered
centerpiece. was won by Mrs. Henry
Shredder.
Chicken salad. oyster patties. hot
rolls. coffee and cadies were served.
Among those present were: Mrs
James T. Shallcfoss. Mrs. John c.
Sites. Mrs. James T. Shallcross, Jr.,
Miss Dora Price, Miss Grace Parvis.
Misses Mary and Ethel ShaHcross of
Middletown; Mrs. Charles Jefferson, of
Delaware City; Mrs. Henry Shredder
OF Lancaster, Pa; Mrs. Hugh c. Brown
of Wilmington; Mrs. William Davis
f. B. Watkins and Misses Townsend OF
Odessa
Mrs. William r. Parker gave a taffy
pulling on Friday evening. at her home
on Cochran street.
Among the guests were Mrs. Henry
Shredder of Lancaster. Pa; Mrs. Hugh
c. Browne and Mrs. William +. Meter
OF Wilmington; Mrs. Levi G. Sterner
OF Camden, Del; Mrs. Reese Parker
Mrs. John c. Sites. Miss Dora Price
Miss Grace Hart Parvis and Miss Bes.
sic Somers Anderson.
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Social and Personal Notes

John McKagney of Georgetown Uni
versity, is visiting his parents in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Becker,
returned home last evening from a ten
days wedding trip which was spent
in Atlantic City and New York Mr..
and Mrs. Becker will be at home TO
their friends at No. 2200 Gilpin avenue
after December l9.
William and John Shepperd have
returned home from a visit to John
Paris Of Bursville.
Mr.. and Ms. l.. B. Morrow have re-
turned from a visit to Lewes.
George e. Vicers of Lewes, has re-
turned home, from a visit to friends
in this city.
Harry Chandler has returned home
from visit to friends at Hennett
Square.
Superintendent and Mrs. George w.
Twitmyer entertained Prof II. T..
Twitmyer, principal of the Pittsburg
High Schools, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Eugenia HONEYWELL of Allen
town, Pa, is visiting Miss Marion HUI
kill on West Eighth street.
Special Ohieer John Gordy Of the P r.
& w. Railroad Company spent Saturday
afternoon and evening with friends in
Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1905-12-04

led Pippi.
This annoyed me. for Pippi was a.
ways clamorous to be taken on my af-
ternoon drive; and today, you see, |
did not care to take him.
He came painting up the stone steps
of the terrace, stretching his short
legs in a wild endeavor at haste and
waving his redmittened hands franti-
cally. "Wait. mamma. wait for Pippi.'
Behind him labored NanOn, with an
apologize smfe. I waited impatiently,
prepared to ward OF the usual coax
ing embraces, the usual shout of ap-
peals. Take Pippi. mammal But
instead of that there was sudden
pause. a quick silence, and Pippi gaz-
ing up at me from two round horror
struck eyes, ran back and hid his
rosy Quiver,ng face in the kindly
brown skirts of NanOn
what is the matter now? I cried,
sharply
Nanon stopped to comfort the baby
in distress who clung sobbing to her
knee. 81 think, madame" she replied,
that Monsieur the Vicomte does not
know madame his mother. in that
beautiful new-costume." and she
lcoughed. disc eetly.
A sharp pain shot through me; and
PippTs company. from beirg a burden
/ to be avoided. became the sudden oh
ject of my desire. "Pippil' cried
''you can come driving with mammal
No raptures, no response; only more
| sobs, a mOse desperate clinging "a
Nanon GO with your mamma. Mon
sieur P'ppi, cheri,' coaxed the old
little voice. discOnsolately.
Tie hidden head wagge1 from sid
10 side in emphatic negative. mo. no.
Pippi 'faid-pipp faidl" walled the
woman. gently.
Come. dearest, come with mamma
Evening journal., 1905-12-04
HOT SHOT FOR M'LEAN
Mr.. kurtz Charges Wilminstonian With
Being Unfair in His Conclusions.

Mr.. kurtz Charges WilninstOnian With
Being Unfair in His Conclusions.
John ID. Kurtz, secretary Of the local
committee having in charge the proxies
of Delaware life insurance policy holders,
has made reply to r. J. McLean's open
letter to Thomas w Lawson. relative TO
Mr. Lawson's part in the present insur-
anee investigation.
Mr. Kurtz declares that Mr.. McLean's
attack on the motives and honesty Of Mr.
Lawson and following it up by a con-
clusion Of guilt, is unfair inasmuch as
Mclean is not acquainted with the Boston
man. Mr.. Kurtz also takes Mr.. Mclean to
task for a slur on the local committee Of
which Mr. Kurtz is chairman. Mr.. Kurtz
has confidence in Mr.. Lawson. He declares
that the Boston man was not responsible
for the first meeting Of the Delaware poll
icy holders. and closes his lengthy letter
with an appeal to Mr.. Mclean to be fair
10 all persons interested.
Evening journal., 1905-12-04
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY


Cribs story was commenced Nov. %. 1902
"To you, my wife; always and for
ever to you!"
"Until you see another face, fresher
than mine or more prettily painted.
All, no, my husband. The Old days are
over, the butterfly has broken from
her chrysalis. She can never be the
quiet, ignorant little worm again.
have eaten of the tree of knowledge
since last night, | think, and now for
the first time | see it as it is this
world And in the future
He leaned toward me with a sudden
hope in his face. "The future? he
said.
"In the days to come, Remy, never
again shall you have to blush for your
lowborn Little Caterpillar; You shall
have a wife after your own heart. the
most dashing hostess, the most reck-
less cOquette. IN Paris. No fashion so
wild hut shall be its leader no folly
so extreme. In your home you shall
find out al the high world Of Paris
all it's noise and gayety and glitter
But the quiet hearth by the nursery
fire. the loving mother. the tende.
Whenever again. my dear, never
never. never,"
/ left him standing there in my bou
doir. and Ian down the stairs to my
carriage Before me lay the strange
path that had mapped out for myself
-frivolity. gayety. heartlessness. And
TO begin with, my rendezvous with
the marquis. But. on, mon Dieu, how
I bored me. how & disgusted me, the
bare idea of tbs rendezvous.
The brOugham was waiting for NE
The door held open. "TO the Made
lsine." ! said. and gathered my skirts
to step in, when suddenly J heard a
little cry behind me. Mammal" call
Evening journal., 1905-12-04

please come. my treasured" l urged.
helpless.y, standing with my muff in
my hand by the side of the waiting
carriage door. Nanon stopped and took
the weeping child in her arms. I'VE
will delay madame no longer" said
she: and | stepped into the carriage.
I drove to the Madeleine made my
confession, as l had Planned. But
did not leave the church by the little
northeast doOri The very sight Of il,
with its dark gab.es and its stone
carved saints and the tall figure which
I seemed to see waiting in its shadow,
were enough to All my heart with ter.
rOr. and from the moment of my absO-
luton It seemed to me that | began Ia
see things clearly for the first time.
/ drove home over the white glitter
ing roads of the Bois. meeting all Paris
streaming along in carnival process
sion. and as / drew near my own door
whom should ! meet but Diane. rosy
and bright-eyed in he- furs. "Merry
Chr rstmas!" she cried. with unshamed
gayeiy as she flashed by me. ! waved
my hand in reply; and by the Tranquil
charity with which regarded her.
knew that had at last won victory
not only over he-. but over myself
From the rivaries. the frivolities to
ward which had tried 10 turn m,
feet. ! had come back in safety. Ii wa.
dark as my horses drew up before The
door of the Hotel d dAlyncourt; .ools
ed up ard beheld in a far gable. th'
light shining brightly from the nurse.l
window.
Oh, but 4 was JOY TO fling them OF
my borrowed plumes;i 20 wash the pa
and powder from my face and pul. h'
rats and switches from my hair, Th'
hateful red tint ] could not change
but pa ted plainly and knotted low. tbs
flaming locks became at least less con
Evening journal., 1905-12-04
sorn,on In New church.

In the new Washington Heights NJ. h.
Church yesterday the first sunday sorvicc
was held both morning ana afternoon
services being conducted by the Rev. W.
L.. $. Murray. pastor of So. Paurs NJ. II.
Church of which the new church IS a
branch.
Al the morning service Dr. Murray took
his text from First Corinthians, 80 'We
are Gods Building He preached AN elo-
quent sermon and at the close OF the scr-
vices thirty-nlnc of the 100 present were
admitted TO the congregation.
AZ noon the Sunday School was organ-
ized with q membership of Is scholars.
II was the unanimous desire that Henry
G.. Conrad should act as superintendent
II was resolved 20 conduct tho school
between the hours of r. and I O'Clock In
the afternoon. Five classes were regular
~ organized.
Evening journal., 1905-12-04
CAMDEN

Peter Ritson Injured in a Runaway Ae-
eident in Dover.
Peter Ritson of this place. was ser.
iously injured in Dover while driving
Iout State street in company with Con
stable jenkins, of Camden. Just as he
approached the Capital Hotel, an arc
light which had been slightly out of
order, swung down. scared his horse
and caused the animal to dart across
the street.
The driver attempted to bring him
up quickly with a terrific pun on the
rein and in the struggle the whole
party drove directly into the arc light
the globe striking Ritson and knock
ing him senseless. His head was seve
rely cut. Later the party drove back
TO Camden that the farmers own ply
sicians might attend him. The injury
was not necessarily fatal.
Evening journal., 1905-12-04
PENINSULA
MIDDLETOWN
Dennis J. Nowland, Aged Citizen, Died
Of Heart Disease.

Dennis James Nowland. one of the
most highly respected farmers Of this
nelghborhood died at his home near
here yesterday of heart trouble MIR.
Nowland had been in poor health for
some time He was a son Of Augustus
James and Mary Shyter Nowland and
was born i'm Cecil county. Md. at the
old Nowland homestead on the Bohem-
ia river His wife was Miss Ida War
field of Baltimore. who died a number
of years ago. after only mour months
OF married life. Mr.. Nowland was G3
years Of age. In politics, Mr. Nowand
was a strong Democrat. but never
held any public Office. The funeral
services will be held on Wednesday at
D. m. lnterment will be made in st.
Anne's cemetery near here
At meeting Of the Board Of Educa.
tion Of the Middletown Public Schools,
the resolutions of respect were adopt
ed in memory Of the late John w. Jolls
who was secretary of the board
At "a meeting Of a committee Of the
Century Club, the resolutions were Of
fered in memory Of Mrs. Louisa r.
Willis.
Mrs Jonathan Leatherberry living
on East Main street. met with a ser.
iOus accident last week. As she was
leaving the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Charles Beaston. she fell from the
front door step, and injured her hip
Mrs Leatherberry is about rs years
old.
At the entertainment given on
Thanksgiving night by the pupils Of
the Odessa High School. in the Opera
House here. Sl02 was cleared. This
entertainment was given for the bene
fit Of the Odessa and Middletown troll
ley. and will soon be presented TO the
company.
The money given by the Minstrel
lCompany to the library. has been used
to purchase some Of the latest books
and these will be al the library this
week.
Evening journal., 1905-12-04

West church bulletin for the week
Ga as follows;
The Wednesday night meeting Will
take the shape Of an informal reception
TO new members. Sociability will have
right of way. The pastor may have a
few words to say about "Sociability,'
Theoretically, after which the people
win have opportunity to give a prac-
/ tical demonstration of that indehnable.
lindescribable social free-and- -easiness
for which West Church Is so famous
Iand without which no church can long
succeed. The pastors new prayer
Injecting choir viii be theresa will some
other talented musicians.
1 The Junior Endeavorers will meet
at o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
The Happy Workers Missionary So
ciety will meet at 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society viii be held
at 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
On Tuesday evening the Wilmington
Evening journal., 1905-12-04

land seeing that it contains the butterfly
which completes the tiara, she is con-
she IS overcome with grief but she finally
decides that she VIII go TO the ball and
wear the very costume and Jewels which
her husband had designed for Diane. Ac-
cordingly she places herself in the hands
or a clever hairdresser and cOutOuriere
TO be made beautiful for the ball.
Feeling she must have an escort.
gabrielle calls the Marquis de Luz.
ihanes husband. on the telephone and
he gives langtid assent TO her request
20 accompany her TO the ball But when
ne arrives at ter house at the appointed
time and finds her I'm the full glory OF the
wonderful butterfly gown. her hair tinted
q shining auburu her cheeks rosy and
her eyes dark and flashing. he can scar
cely express his admiration and surprise.
Arriving at the ball Gabrielle at once
sets herself to play the cOQuette and to
outshiue all others. at once dreading and
longing for her husbands presence. She
! Is loaded with attentions and soon sees
that she Is beyond a doubt the Belle
Of the Ball
II Is not untl supper is served that
I Gabrielle meets Remy. who OF course. Is
! with Diane. Their eyes meet aud after a
moment 0f startled gazing Gabrielle Is
recognized and Rcmy expresses his ad-
miratiun for her new beauty. Diane tries
To laugh as she notes the tinted hiir. the
butterfly gown and Jewels. but her lips
I form only "a WY smile and in the glauco
which she and Gabrielle exchange ODou
war is declared between chem. Even lon
I the supper room Gahriellas q admirers
/ follow her and beseigc her with REQUESTS
/ for dances and i'm spite OF her husband s
Iimploring glances she decides 10 dance
! the CotilliOn with a cert tin colonel. SuD-
per being over all adjourn to the ball
/ room.
/ the Marquis succumhs TO her charms. The
husbands jealousy begins 20 warm up
and he studies how he can check the cbh-
ing away of Gahrielle's affection for him
| The Marquis accompanies her home ana
| will not part with her until she consent
Ito make clandcstine appointment With
him. As she goes 60 her room the bells
lare ringing IN the Christmas morn. RemA
/ returns home and tries to see Gabrielle
Remy meets Gabrielle the iollcv'n
morning and she tells him that she has
heard from Quai q d'Orleans~fle begs to b'
ALLOWED 10 come back 10 his wife hut Ca
brielle puts him of for the time at least