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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

TT Is FOR AIDES, TOO.
They Can Stop Their Hair Failing Gu,
with Herplcide.

Ladies' who have thin hair and Whose
hair is falling out, can prevent the hail
falling out, and thicken the growth. will
Sewbro's "Herpicide." Besides, Herpi
eide is one of the most agreeable hail
dressings there is. Herpicide kills Tho
dandruff germ that eats the hair off a
The root. After the germ is destroyed
the root will shoot up. and the hair grow
long as ever. Even a sample will con
vince any lady that Newbro's Herplcidt
is an indispensable toilet requisite. T
contains no oil or grease. it will not stair
or dye. Sold by leading druggists. SEM
zoe. in stamps for sample to The Herpi
eide Co., Detroit, Mich.
O A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

John Montgomery, and Us. Robert
Patterson, Of Brooklyn, a the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl BJdell, of Main
street, for a few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl Reed, of Water
street. are the proud parents of a
baby boy.
MIR. and Mrs. A.. NJ. Donaldson,
of this place. are at Washington, d.
lC., for a week.
Lawyer George Littlejohn. of New
York, visited Perth Amboy friends
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Blue. of AS
bury Park, have been visiting MI.
and Mrs. G. d. Runyon.
Mrs. Fred Waters left this morn
ing to join her husband at Norfolk,
Va. Mr.. Waters is chief engineer on
the Fleet yacht and Mrs. Waters will
remain all winter in the south.
Mrs. John Overton, of Newark, is
visiting friends in town.
W. W. Wallace, of Fitchburg,
Mass, is visiting Miss Media Amber
son.
: Mrs. Tice, OF Reynolds Brothers, is
on a vacation.
Miss Ethel Linnell is visiting ir
Elizabeth.
L. Miss Mary Puicher will witness q
performance at the Hippodrome to-
day.
Joseph Falkenstein, the State street
barber. is moving to New York today
after being in business in this city fol
! seventeen years.
Miss Clara Nelson, of Washington
street, has returned home after al
!, enjoyable visit IN Brooklyn.
Mrs Martin Storker. of New York,
is visiting her sister in this city.
Miss Margaret Buttner, of New
York, is visiting friends in this city
Mrs. Gladys Huber, of Woodbridge
has accepted position with the tele
phone company.
/, Mrs. d. Buchanan, of Woodbridge
road. and her niece. Miss Anna Frey
/, spent Thursday in South Amboy.
! Mrs. Robert Hanson, of PIP Smitl
street, entertained company iron
e Matawan and F~armingdale, Wednes
t day.
b Mrs. Black and her daughter, Mis-
Susan, and Miss Mary Burg were Wis
iting relatives In town Wednesday
0 While here they spent a day wit
q Mrs. w. Hanson, of Smith street.
4, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNeill hav
ret urned to their home at Philadel
y phia after visiting their daughter
y Mrs. William Greenleaf, of 343 Stat
street.
Carrot Bloodgood is moving h
family from Market to Hobart stree
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
A DEMONSTRATION.

Miss e. Hanson is demonstrating
Jell-o and an ice cream powder pre-
pared by the same company. at
Scheuer's this week. Mss Hanson
has prepared some tempting dishes OF
the delicious COMPOUNDS and her
counter is the adm iration of all the
patrons of the store. The goods took
the gold medal at the st. Louis fair
and the sale in this city has been re-
markable.
From this city Miss Hansen will 90
to Paterson, where the Scheler stores
will hold a food fair for two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
ROBBERS TAG
K LIE torres.
Continued from page 1.

store because the front curtains
were drawn. Going around to the
rear, by means of a passageway
nearby, they found that a sash had
been pried from the cellar door.
They went quietly in and made an
exhaustive search or the cellar and
store but found nobody. 1t is pre-
sumed that the burglars had been
scared off by some sound.
They then sent for Jesse Sickles
and, with Roundsman Morris, Mr..
Sickles went all over the store, but
a thorough examination failed to
reveal anything missing.
A suspicious-looking character
seen about town early this morning
about daybreak and later was
thought to have possibly been one of
the burglar gang, but he disap-
peared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
LADIES ARE BUSY.

There was practically no meeting
of the ladies' auxiliary OF the city
hospital yesterday as there was no
quorum. The ladies made a number
of plans and afterward attended the
rehearsal of Alice In Wonderland,
in the Peterson building in King
street. The rehearsals are progress
ing satisfactorily and several minor
changes have been made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
FEEDING THE ELEPHANT.

The pupils of the public schools
have been feeding the elephants
again and yesterday afternoon, when
the treasurer of the auxiliary, Mrs.
Robbins. opened the banks, they
were found to contain $35. From
school No. /, $4.2S was collected;
from No. 3, $4.53; No. 8, 46 cts; No.
4, $9.04; No. 5, $3.04; No. 6, $3.15;
No. Z, $5.76 and from the high
school $4.75.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
TEACHERS MET.

A short meeting of the teachers
association was held at the high
school yesterday AFTERNOON after
which grade meetings were held in
the different rooms.
There is a strong demand for tickets
of the lecture course, the first OF
which will be the Rodgers Grilley
recital, October %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Local Items

The Danish Relief Association will
hold a masquerade ball in Washington
Hall, February Is.
Cabin Amboy, Interstate OF the
Woodchoppers Association, have de-
cided to hold a masquerade ball in
Wilder Music Hall on New Years
eight. They r now making arrange
nents for it and from all reports are
Meeting with success.
A. Bollschweiler now has the goods
taken from him by his manager and
bartender who left Wednesday and it
S not thought that any effort will be
made to trace the man.
Joe Polkowitz g. Bro. will open an
,ther meat market one week from to-
morrow. 1t will be located at 405
State street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Perth Amboy Police Mutual Aid AS
ISOLATION was held at city hall last
night before the night squad turned
out. The session was short.
An important meeting of Lawrence
Lodge of Odd Fellows will be held in
the Odd Fellows building.
Paul Carboritz, of q Stanford
street, was caught on Lehigh Valley
coal cars about 4:30 o'clock this
morning by Waterman Patrick Fitz-
gerald and he was placed under
arrest. When arraigned before the
recorder this morning on a charge Of
trespass. Carboriz acknow lodged that
he had been after coal. He was fined
S5, which was paid by a friend.
Some goods left outside of an upper
State street hardware store at closing
time were put inside late at night
when Policeman Kozusko called the
proprietor.
A dog was hit by an auto car at
Smith and King streets and it was put
out of its misery by a shot from
Policeman Longs revolver at 9:l5
o'clock.
The sides of the long Guigues dock
t the foot of Lewis streeI are being
covered with planking for the pro-
tecton of the Milling.
The "Seven Brothers, is on the
ways at Gray's Marine Railway.
Unninching is the nerve of the
bill poster. A sign advertising a popu-
lar make of shoes now adorns the deck
of a disused sloop on the shore near
the foot of Market street.
The Osterhout house on High
street, neal Gordon, has been newly
painted.
The Fifth Ward Democratic Club
will meet tonight.
D. w. Robertson's moving picture
company will exhibit in Wilder hall
tonight with a revised and enlarged
sci les of scenes.
Eleven cases in two days is a pretty
good pace for police court and the
recorder.
Robert McKibbon had his foot badly
cut while at work on the new pier
being built at Port Reading, yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

The Friday night dances at the
Raritan Yacht Club under the direc-
ton of the entertainment committee
are to be continued as they have
been during the summer and one
will be held tonight. The last dance
was the best attended of any, and
this was taken as a favorable sign
by the committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
BAPTIST CHICKEN SUPPER.

A chicken supper will be given al
the Baptist church OctQber ~.
There will be an informal entertaih-
ment, the admission to which in
GLIDING the supper will be twenty
five cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
O

Mrs. George Ariants, Of Long
Branch, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Kate Robins, Of this city, for
a.few days.
DR.. Singer has moved from Smith
street to % Mcclellan street.
Mrs. James Montgomery and son,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
ONE OE II BEST.

Miss Lizzie McClane, of 1875
Broad street, won a silk umbrella
Saturday night at South Amboy, be-
ing n of the best walters at a
dance given there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
ST. PAUL'S LADIES'.

The Ladies' Society of st. Paul's
German church held a pleasant
meeting at the house of Mrs, Buck
ner, of Oak street, yesterday after
noon. Plans were made for future
work and refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Nc Clubbing.

1t took eight London policemen the
other day to get an obstreperous sol
der to the station. But that was be-
lowed to use. their clubs to NAL el ar
rest easier. They can use them in
self-defense onlv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
FJRST FALL NINETING.

The Literary Society of the Pres
~byterian church will hold its first
fall meeting tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at f. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
I'M CHURCH CIRCIEs.

The confirmation class of the Dan
ish M. f. church will be organized
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

Leave want" Ads. q, branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06


Court Amboy, No. SIS, Foresters of
America, will hold a ball in Wash
ington Hall, November 20. The com
mittee in charge is as follows:
Charles Warner, chairman; Thomas
Lucas, secretary; Thomas Fitzpat-
rick, Stephen Janderup,, John Kill
murray, Henry Slater. Louis Lud-
wigson, Hyman Doris, Nels Hansen.
John j. Deveny, David Davidwitz,
James Ryan, Thomas Wathne,
Frank Tooker, Bernard J. Mullen,
Morris Slobod1en and James Kelly.
Want Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS branch offices receive prompt
attention.
EVENING NEWS has branch Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Mr.. Sanford Recalled.

Contractor A. e. Sanford was
then recalled and further examined
by Lawyer Spencer Weart, counsel
~session in Hoboken he objected to
the figures of his estimate outside of
the total cost of the draw, going in
to evidence and Lawyer Voorhees,
did not press the matter.
When recalled yesterday Lawyer
to his estimate and all of the figures
were brought out. In his estimate
of the draw Mr.. Sanford said he had
figured the cost of the number at
$1,S48; the house Cor the drawtend-
er at 5000; the pipe railing on eith-
err side, $540; the engine to move
the draw at $500; the tank and air
pump at $3.50; the steel gates at
$685. and the painting at $3.50, maxi
ing a total of $4,623.
He had figured the cost of erect
ing the draw at a cent a pound, maxi
ing the cost of erecting the super
structure at $4,025 and the machin-
cry at $40 or $4,7S5 in all for the
cost of erection. The cost of the
ironwork he placed at $1,000 and
of the machinery in the draw at $5,-
1872, making the entire cost at $780,
$50. Ten per cent. for extra hazard
had been added to this, making the
cost $33,275, which was his estimate
in full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

Music taught in all its branches by com
Ipetent staff of instructors. For terms
or further information write or telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

EVENING NEWS has branch OF.
dces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

,hry estimate of the probable
THE approach exclusive of the
of the street.
had ascertained that the free
Frs had 800 feet of the approach
build and he had estimated on
feet as the amount the city
build have to build. The cost, he
bought, would be about SIS a run.
hing foot. 1t would cost Perth Am
boy something like $1,000 in addi-
ton to the $1,000 for grading Sher.
idan street for 1000 feet. The
bridge over the railroad was not fig
ured in the $1,000.
On cross-examination by Lawyer
voorhees, the city surveyor said the
contract for the grading of Sheridan
street had been let last July and the
work commenced ten days thereaf-
ter. From Market street to the rail
road right of way it was 1,475 feet.
The right of way the railroad had
vas so feet and from the railroad to
the bridge it was 1925 feet.
The witness said he had made his
estimate of the cost to the city to
complete the bridge from the cur-
rent prices for the material. He had
figured fifty foot pile at 50 each and
this price included the driving of
them. The prices for the braces,
caps, stringers, etc, had been figur-
ed with the material to conform in
design with the general plan of the
present bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

O A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
kO BRIDGE
der FIRE.
Fnued from page ~

yading of Sheridan street
york would be finished in
Week. He had also made a
hru estimate of tho nrnhahla
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Campbell, Of Michigan. and sherman, y
Indiana, were appointed a specml co,'-
mittee to consider and report on inc
presidents address. u,,a
A number of resolutions offered "ere
submitted without reading to the COM
mittce on resolutions
The congress was then addressed Ds
Mr., II. p. Sherman, OF GrecnsDurs' u,
diana, who eoquently and earnestly pleaa
for the system of regulating prices y
farm products by farmers instead OF py
dealers and spcrulhtors Il Mr.Hshermnn eS-a
planned the aims and objects or the Nil-
tonal Society Of Equity, farmers Or
ganization, which has mapped out Tor us Us
life work the labor Of ntelllgehtiy regu-
lating prices OF farm products ACCORDING
to tho laws OF supply and demand, ana tlie
laws of cost of production.
Mr. Eric Olson. Of Minnesota, aiSo
addressed no congress. lie spoke main
" along the lines of tho speaker VINO
had preceded him. but took exception 10
some of his Views. Mr., Olsen made
good speech, but being q scandinavian,
and his English being very much broken
worry few in his audience We're able 20
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the hands Of her noble sons in behalf Of all

tho hands OF her noble sons In behalf OF all
of her citizenship ~, o. 5,at NO
a ss,,res You that no voluntary association IN
this country feels deeper interest IN me
erhood and sisterhood OF the States that form
this great Union, than does this congress III, .,
farmers. We have not Assembled ~ your u.vy
and State for any personal or selnsh interest,",
but for the greatest good for the many. IN
our. programme we have selected for discussion
can farmer; a lso a question Of vital Importance
TO the standard OF American citizenship as ma!
| be made By Immigration avs ,s,s conrross that
these questions shall only be discussed by
those to whom they are assigned, but the fre .,
Of time. The question Of laborers, the question
Of distribution and the question OF reciproGa ca
I hmeean a ,r and it is up to him settle
| these questions. Not only are these quest99ns
up 10 US. but other that affects us IN
! Tho nrice to the consumer of his products or
| shall si,n he who deals in margins do 1t?
Mr. Strange concluded: H y.Esgr
Rut 4o are here TO pay tribute to the "Old
| Dominion" State which has made SO mu ven
Ansercas history uoyerno Of q Cons mn
m l"s and Mayor Of The city OF Richmond. l.t
| me thank you again and again for your most
s yisiors Of the Farmers National Congress
now assembled in your beautiful city.
! The chair appointed Committee on
Credentials, and after number OF ap-
| pointments were made for committee
| meetings the congress adjourned to $3.50
| held Informal meetings to get acquainted
| With each other and to formulate husl-
| ness for future sessions.
| The following is the Committee on
Credentials: Jospeh lIlrons. Missouri;
| A, G. Powers, Wisconsin; Samuel Thomp-
| son. Iowa: DR.. j. c. Spelght, North Car
| olina, and l.. r. Strayer Illinois.
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any man might feel proud. to have the honor

any man might feel proud. TO have the honor
of presiding over the wealth producers or a
country with such vast agricultural resources
ms these United states.
I'VE have come bnck to zee our dyal father
in this great country Of ours and moved wcst
TO grow to manhood: after few centuries
io,,rneyinr westward southwark and north.
ward developing ny the tread of time moved
on and on ana on until manhood arrived, and
with a angle bound. as i were. oyer t i,
mother, "old virginia the birthplace Of our
great agricultural industry. not TO iind her
eraved or odd but fun OF life. vigpr and
enerxy which has been fully demonstrntcd
BY he cordial welcome We have received from
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some building erected through the labors8
of President Richard Mcllwaine, TIL:
liberal gifts of many alumni.
DR.. Alfred j. Morrison, the new pro-
fcssor Of Latin and German, has moved
into the home OF his mother, who is here
with him.
Professor John l. Armstrong engaged
for tho summer In work for Ward Semi
nary, Nashville, arrived with Mrs. Arm
strong ten days ago Dr. Henry McIl-#
waine returned last night from six WeekSB
of study in the Enoch Pratt Library, .oiI
Baltimore, and President and Mrs. u
Gray McAllister came in last Thursday
evening,
Tho Incoming class will be the largest
for years, and already; a number of them
nave arrived and each train brings IN
others. Large creult Is due to professor
j. II, G. Baghy, acting president, for MA
efficient work. President McAllister as
sumed charge yesterday iS
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A Notable Lecture.

The people Of Richmond would PROD
ably find the addresses and DISCUSSIONS
of the Farmers National Congress inter-
estlng, as they deal with the economic
ana not with the technical, phases of asrl-
culture. At all events, all who attend VIII
enjoy tho lecture this evening by lioh'
VIII b. Powell, of Pennsylvania Mr.
Powell Is multimillionnire farmer ana
stoclmnn, and has delivered before ne
most critical audiences the lecture no
viii deliver this evening. He has been
ofrered by lecture bureauN one hundred
dollars n night and all expenses 70 de-
liver this lecture, and Charles Scribners
Sons offered him ten thousand dollars lor
all publication rights When ne delivered
IL before the faculty and students OF
Cornell University, Professor Adams sa'"'
"Your lecture contains more that IS new
than any other lecture have ever hear"
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Good Work Continued.

Ero bis homes we're realized, he entered
into rest at his beautiful home Avene,l.
~ ~ ,,aun,,Inr. The good work begun by
him was continued by this Gen consr ,ns, r ros
it kept insisting upon Inc. inese o, ,us Win
others, such as the rural free delivery :, or
mail to farmers, the pure foou ie aa d . =
ton, the pnssase Of the nleom a 81 hnrs
bill, the Isthmian Canal pill ana o'hers
And So I could continue the llst OF
achievements in agriculture and otmer as
ISOLATED pursuits by ne long me eho o.
nlustrlous sons of Virginia Wno ny "a sn tnn
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exhausted the language of eulogy when
he said of John Marshall, Ills genius, rs
mn imperlsfabie glory on Ills country.
whose liberties he fought TO achieve ana
whose institutions he laborcd TO perpetu-
act. He was a patriot and statesman
OF snotIcss integrity and consummate
wisdom. The records OF jurisprudence
viii forever acknowledge him as one of
It's greatest benefactors. The Consll.N-
ton of the United States owes as mu it,n
Foundation on which 1t rests, or the
-expositions by which It Is maintained; but,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
President Jordan Submits Report
Reviewing Conc->ess's Works


Reviewing Conc->ess's Works
In the afternoon at 2:3O President Jor-
dan called the Congress to order and mt
once the roll of states was called for the
onnolntmcnt of n committee on resolll-
inns, The committee was appointed as
Aw ". stuart Florida; Levi Ballard,
Georgia, C. u. King, Illinois,; Joshua
Stranger Indiana; Samuel w. Jones,
Iowa: l.. b. Rice, Michigan; Eric Olsen,
Minnesota; George L. Kramer, Missouri
william Blattery. Montnna;li y, q, Ia'p", ~
Ncbrnska;, C. Il, Sanford, Ohio; j. W.
Floyd, south Carolina; j, w. G, Wilson,
Tennessee: H. IT, Curran, Texas; ], w,
Williams, Virginia; W. y. Brown, West
Virginia: shelton Custer, Wisconsin;
Charles Chalmers, New Jersey; G, j.,
Fisher, New York. G. NJ, Whitaker, Mas
sachusetts: Il. A. Ilollingsworth, Louis
anaa L. ", Mickey, mississippi; j. J..
Laughinghouse. North Carolina; ], w.
Tonley, Oklahoma; Dr. M. Il, Conrad
PENNSYLVANIA; Samuel r. Duncrest,
Maryland.
Presidents Annual Report,
This completed the organizations of tho
Congress-, and the President, Hon flar-
Vie Jordan, Of Monticello, Ga, read his
annual address, !,
ma many of its telling points heartily
appauded, He besan:, $500,
mon pe th ey'n matchiess Accomplishments, of the
American farlaers NowherS else on the J., e'y y,
lied globe has such marvellous progress n a.,
made he United States duTIs N pass
may break the ares y ,hssnginss in9a , r,n
activity might be banked without lmposlnE
t lrssS IN human ltei the miner could lay
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY.
This Venerable Institution VIII
Begin It's Session To-day.
fsnccial to The Tines Dispatch

(spccial to The Tmes-Dlspateh)
4AMPDEN-sIp September la'--
rhe one hundred and thirtieth session
Of Hampden-S Sidney College begins to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, The
feature will he the opening address to be
delivered by tho Rev. II, Tucker Graham
OF Farmvile,
rhe exercises are to be held IN the
chapel OF the memorial hall. tho hand
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above all, he was tho ornament OF hui
man nature Itself. in the beautiful Illus
trations which his life constantly pre-,
scented of It's most attractive graces and
most elevated attributes"
General Fitzhugh Lee who so elo-
auently invited this congress last fall at
ST. Louis to come 10 Virginia, did rs
much as any man to re-establlsh brother-
~ love between the sections
Washington and Lee.
But above all arc the immortal names
of Virgnias two illustrious sons, Wash
lngton and Lee, forever lnseparably cons
ted-Wnshington, the greatest OF god
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Mr.. w. Bruce Belts, Of Cloyton, Ga,
Is spending some days with friends and
relatives in the city, He is stopping at
No 1886 East Grace Street.
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catch the full drift OF his elpauence, put
no was eloquent all the same,
at tho conclusion of Mr. olsens re.
marks the congress adjourned to Wv
this morning.
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And Lee, tho Incompatible chieftaln
and stainless gentleman Of whom a great
ortor has eloquently said: He Is q roc
without hate, n friend without trenchery,
81 soldier without cruclty,rn victim with
out murinuring lie was 0, public officer
without vices. a private citizen without tn
wrong, a neighhor without reproacn . !, .
without io guilt. He was Caesar without
his ambition, Frederick without his tyran,,
ny, Napoleon without, his selnshne,sgs. an, mna
nd ohedent to authority as q servant,
and al royal in authority rs a. king. lie was
as gentle as III woman in life. pure 4, a "a
modest as virgin in Thought walc G.. u. ~
Socrates, and grand in battle as Achlles.
By the way, fellow farmers the best