davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

me because ! haven't captured a millionaire
you need, Jane, is a start. You get in
N.lel ...rEahere on account of your family; but
@her pct there you unnotced There was
der -- the most popular girl in her set"
Jane gave a sniff OF rage. ''She didn't have
sensible .lea in her head" declared Jane Il
never -" anyone 50 utterly frivolous I'm glad
In na. bike her."
You couldn't De if you tried" answered Mrs.
CiaFtasd 4ngrily, for her daughter Lois had been
c.all tool" answered Jane rather disdain-
.i.h you would try then, said Mrs Crawford
sare-..5 ill.,.
"l-. declared Jane.
iie mother smiled increduously "Indeed?"
sAe -eled. and swept from the room.
Jane slled al that morning IN the seclusion Of
l-5i l' '"n room. not even appearing at luncheon.
one stalird herself in the mirror when She had
,'@-"e4 -er eyes and put on attractive gown
-'e - 'ae afternoon, and arrived at the conclusion
l'-l 81 "as merely accident that she had never
D1eA noticed in her social career. Popularity, she
eelaed "as a triok, a knack. As there were
0l-fs ln every trade, she decided she had been
paying the game too squarely.
'aInE. after the storm had passed, Jane sat
Gown and thought it all out carefully Such an
"I was not without results, and the very daring
!" .sr scheme brought fire to James eye and color
- Aer checks. ST the dinner-table She was really
,'llant and no reference was made to the little
''h ~ ihe morning.
i"e next moutng Jane spent in compos-
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$4,000 sale price. VII be the prose-
cutting witness In the case. Mrs. A.
Schubert. who now holds a couple
81 peculiar deeds turned over by
Connora as security. instead Of her
prosperous lodging house on Sew
enth. was another victim. but the
present charge against CouuorN COW
erE only the case Of Mrs. Gfingus.
and the evidence viii be confined
10 thie one.
RICH MICHIGAN FARMER
w. v. McQuillan. through whom
Conner was introduced 70 her. as
a rich Michigan farmer. will be
prosecuted separately. II VAS IN Me-
OUTLAWS office that connor success
fully closed the deal with Mrs Grim
gus. perauading her 20 accept an al
legged fraudulent mortgage UPON
lands IN Michigan. as security pend
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Ing the deferred payment of tho
s2.750 balance on the sale price.
Later Conner. while drinking, is said
TO have boosted that he had SWIM
died the woman
A jury was secured early Tues
day morning. and the opening arga-
ments made. Attorney Dormitxer
indicated the feeble line Of defense
In his opening argument IN which he
volunteered TO prove to the jury that
Mrs. GrinEus was a designing. de-
citful, untruthful and false wom-
an" ana also that II there were any
swindling done Il should be laid at
the door of McQuillan rather than
that OF Common.
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COnnOr Tries 10 Lay
Blame on McOuiILan
WHOM THE STAR EXPOSED IS ON TRiAL-wAsTs TO USE
PARTNER AS SHIELD FROM

Bert Counor. whose alleged bold
HwindilnF Of Euiiible women In rcck-
less disregard % the law. was eN-
posed exclusively by The Star some
weeks ago. II now on the grill In
the criminal court
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John y Miller 10 pushing a vigor-
Gus prosecution 81 the INSCRIPTIONS
Hwin8ief. over the feeble protests OF
Attorney Paul e. Dormitzer. who
has been employed 20 defend Con-
nor. and whose notary public seal.
Incidentally, figures Ia some o. the
papers on which Counor 1ugKled his
bargains.
Mrs Sarah GrinEas, who was per-
auaded 20 part with the Grand hotel
on f'irst for a 1850 payment and
laf 81 alleged worthless collateral a.
security for the remainder Of the
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The ballard Antl-Anuexation club
will hold an open mass meeting III
day evening In Junction hall for the
purpose OF bringing out a fun dis
cussion OF both sides Of the annexa-
ton question. This meeting is In
answer to n challenge from the An
neNation club. One OF the hottest
public meetings ever held in Ballard
Is expected.
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EsFs S4EsE 49,
4 SUES ron II YEARS WAGES =
4 A spirited eiyii ease II Oh =
4 trial before Judge Morris. Miss =
4 Martina Wenby who claims =
4 she worked hn a domestic II =
4 years Ia the home Of Mrs :
4 Frances Day. witNeut collect :
= inF her wnEeH. seeks TO recover =
a $1,000, alleged 10 be the total =
4 OF her earnings.
Attorney John u. Hart ia at =
= torucy FOR the plaintiff =
Both plnintiff aud defendant =
a are aged, but despite their 4
= gray hair, are battling royalty =
a Tor what they believe TO be =
= their respective rights. =
= = = = - = : q = = Il
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"MADIsrON -EABrLAt6E AYE.
HAEgAika
LARGE EAhfLAkE CORNER. with
a small house paying 70 per cent On
the entire Investment Additional
buildings would produce q great iH=
A MADISON st PROPERTY At
cnst ~ AAen ard very easy terms
ana an outlay ~ g. 90 addfihaual Ia
Er.nodeiinT would easily produce an
iN'oAE Oh = Pm cEST annual
SURELY GROW rs VALUE a. Sc
attlr Slows
Gail. see photos Learn facts
filAhLkk aoAERs COMPANY.
ti.g Alaska BIDS Is
GROOM new modern cottage large
lot close 60 car. fine view almost
any cash payment viii do balance
easy monthly payments
s-fonm hutzHa. electric lights ard 2 lots
une NisN. hiE bargain Al 10. tp1
cash. balance So a month
f-fupm cottage ues and Z lots. fine
view q has t.so 40 cash balance
another car ! block from place In
aprinF.
Elsssni s-rporn house at ballard to
trade fHf farm.
s. g nfE1,s a CO. - Arcade HidK
p y CLAYTON 4 son.
Real Estate and Insurance.
nF New York uleck
81 ela
s-Foufn HOUSE. rarusr lot. asKi0. all TIM
grovementa M and paid. zlF Ave
West ana Hove -
q &c
broom cottage near Boston. cement
f9nndasi0n. Improvements In and
paid.
Tire Insurance.
Money 60 Lean.
n ,. CLAYTON 4 SON.
80 New YORK Block
SOUTH SEATTLE LOTS
We have a variety % iatH In south
h.atus. some on The business street.
az low pFtrsa some froufinE on rail-
road switch az luW as 49, A chance
time.
HREDEs f.Enoi.D 4 cox.
iplf-aAEi Alaska Building
TIDE LOT BARGAINS
We have At The Great Northern docks
few tide latn AZ 80 each facing
The car line. No mere at theas prices
when these are some.
BREDEs. LEnoI.p 4 cox.
ias-ae-ai Alaska building
500 TO 30 EASY TERMS
Cleared lots ga o., aiauE Rainier Val
les inuisNafd inside city limits
Jackson street REGRADE PROS.
PECr l. BOOSTING values IN this
section now What waif happen when
the rsErRdc begins GET ~ NOW
" you want 10 make aeme money
y A. Igupa~ fssiast.t pt.ek
s-rooIn. sstery home. large rooms.
concrete foundation. porcelain bath.
sewer. cement walks. hedge chicken
yards garden close in block 10 Co
OAR ear call Ills Hlxth Ave. North
bargain. II
nRIGHToN HEAcII nARGAfNR
! have two nr ihres Himunsnure bar.
Eaine W Hcre tracts right by the
ear line. from sSia to seoo Inn
proved OF not suit.
come and See.
W J BOWEN.
nt Arcade. Main lEz If
s. uoo-For Groom house and lot. sth
Ave. between Weller and Lane
streets. kenting for 50 per month.
wINsHfP BROS.
Room 30 colman Bldg.
MY 4 HOME.
q 90 nsauiifui corner LOT snxtea With
alley No. i location. ON ear line.
fine view house Of rooms and large
closet Terms ON part
CHARLES r. ADAMS.
80 Golman Bldg
80 CASH.
broom house, tinted walls. city water.
two lots each 8i1lfn 10 alley one
block from car. Price 81 iQa. emily s.
down. balance terms 10 suit.
4. J. gpHENGIE aga Arcade bldg
Phones Main ia and A gu Ia
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FIFTEEN ACRES. adjoining small
town. few minutes yak from stores
p9stufflre and good school All
nearly level and good soil. slaahad
and burned over several years ago
easily cleared. so Terms.
ROBERT MAIsTnY,
pla-I0-i1i Alaska Building II
HAVE you SEEN our choice s and
i0-ncre tracts out near the Everett
intcrurhHn just few rods from car
line. This land IL all level ard rich
dark Joan soil most uf * has been
used for pasture for several yaaru.
and would be very easily cleared
Just little cash down. and oaaF
monthly payments secures one Of
these tracts
ROBERT MAIsTBY.
gig-g20-T3i Alaska Building. Ii
FIVE ACRE TRACTS. rich alder
land out near the interurhan. 40
each. VIII take part payment In la
Dor on adjoining land.
ROBERT MALTHY.
pia-alU-Hgi Alaska Building. Ia
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Want I'd. office. Rsaisy's orus
s,sre. Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset eo6oi Ind. iiS1
c. N. Lehndreft, cigar store. sis
Second avenue. - IAL
Quaker neus store. 1918 First Az.
snus.
p. n. Mullen, s2t Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont praa Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris, at PestOffiss, Rsn.
Ten.
tfs1 Eastlake Eastiakc DruQ Co.
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Prosecuting Attorney Maeklutoeh
has made demand for the forfeiture
of the 81 9e0 bond given by Frank
Clancy ana Richard Fleming for
James Turner. under sentence for
assault with intent to commit muir
der. Under the bond Turner was re-
leased pending appeal. and he cam
not now be found.
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LANCE FoRcE or MEN
Are employed 60 hurry the completion
= the New Greenwood Ave Car
Line. which viii pass directly hy
cut fina properties.
EVERY VISITOR rLEAHED
with the beautiful landscape viewr
nauhere Go BE- eauaied ~ the city
Overlooking Green Lake and the TINT
Kefaiff on one side pirtursHuus
eiep II puget Sound from ballard
= Ak Point on the other. surround.
81 hf HuHNafHFpfH mountains uu All
sides lu faii sight ~ hit baker and
I'D Rainier. Every visitor remarks
ouR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
aar terms the easiest and The future
greatest
MAIN ARTERY PROM SEATTLE
NoRTiIwARp.
The new double. tracked car Iine 90
eHHHaet Nfth the Everett tniefurhnn
1itf water q ara paid cloee 90
rev iffaf SCHOOL and woodland
t'afh. THESE ARE FACTS
COME AND SEE
Courteous Agents on Rrouna TO show
you
Green Lake Car So MoaniAin View
Station. walk west 60 Greenwood
Ave
II p ORR a CO.
ara Alaska siidW.
office ON Ground.
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For ssls-Rssl Estate.

81 On 90 Modern room house on Cap
itol liiili corner lot. on ear line. Easy
terms
". llhW -t-ruum new modern residence.
West queen Anne good view. Terms.
" 1000 Beet corner ON Efh Ave be-
tween Madison and i1ke Ste. 0xi1.
2. po0ol-iw n frontage. Grant 81
bridge, near Poison Warehouse.
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Farms and Lands--Centinusd.
IfERE fs a doon HtY@i6 acres
nicely located. faeiuB good county
road. close % school aud nsishhafH
between Seattle aud Tacoma handy
20 good town half rich second bot
tom balance first eiaaH upland all
level house. small barn. ehtehsu
houses. large yards orchard cows
and chickens 50 with place 81 %
ROBERT MAIrnY.
piaga - Alaska huildlus. II
$50 sPoT CASH buys 90 aerea iasseds
OF land gaud spil one mile front
railroad aud Haw mill town iaFea
rprins creek heads GA place. Can r.
ROBERT MALrnY.
pias'o-psi Alaska building II
FORTY ACRE Farm. nicely located.
overlooking Sound. only fsw reds
from beach handy 20 boat landing
nc % seattle 70 acres cleared bali
anee mostly alder land. easily etsafs
"a plenty 81 spfink water for lffts
Eatiun. tsruufa piaafsfef house HeNs
rrul outbuildiuss large BEARING o.
chard price. including fnNa ard
chickens. . 40 u.09 can fan On
meyisaEg az low tats Would -
RonEHr 'AALThY.
Sis,eo-a-i Alaska haiidias. IL
Auction Sale.
SPECIAL AUCTION aALr At u q
RICK kRroM's SPACIOUS sAfEa
ROOMS. rs AND 80 FIRST A.
ENtE U& WEDNESDAY THE
itiH or NOVEMBER A. laM
SHARP Ihis sals consists n
large rtark ~ new EFaHitsMafs 81
the BEST quality n quantity 81 staple
groceries, HhpN eases. = fine pictures
and stchluEH also an elegant lot Il
the finest eut glass and hfle 4 bsne
which wiil hs acid puncfuaI at II 81
on Gay ~ sale. ineiaaiHe a fine up
uxhi kimhaii plane gafna on MnHs
daF aud Tuesday Hnd gnxAstlaaae -
n Htrksstnn. AuntfausHf Phone
Main laai Independent. Iags IL
AUCTION SALE or TWENTY
HEAD or GOOD ruMH H0ME N
MILK SOME IN calf Alec five
head ~ steers ard aas pony. A. barn
81 Auburn Hn NatnftsaN. At 10 D -
til HAfhFrfnu. AuGtinAaeF. Phone
Main iaoi Ind III u
AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF Z. 4
NfFkENIO%. Ne - FIRST AZ
E~fE on WEDNESDAY. THE
isrlf UF NOVEMBER. after fhs sale
~ fine rtff glass. Ne shall sell some
piFrea ~ golden oak furniture Huns
sAstinE ~ round extension fahiHs
buffet. rhlna closet chiffauisF center
tables. HifrhnAfa. ruftslHa. etc r
n. hirker1uu. Auatiauasf. Ia
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Aer.sos For Sale.


5. 200 s. acres. near the geattlc.iey.
Hfett IntrfufhHn. 0u high Hruuud.
overlooking the Sound, county road
IN ffunf. This f. very chosco piece
uf land the quality Of soil being
unusually good Part ~ the land
has been hiaahed Holders OF nbut-
Yng land are asking twice 40 much.
GEORGE r. MENtiAM.
ai0s2ll New York llk
Establishes ia Long Time.
hisln fsla. l. 1880
$500 4 ACRES $500
Near iHterufhan ear line county ROAD,
school house, sidewalk 90 property,
alder bottom land. 500 cash. bal
hnne per cent
WthHiftp BROS,
Room 100 cniman bldg
fln nuYa 10 acres an level, hail alder
aud maple ~ miles from ona ~ the
hest towns ln the valley, 400 cash,
fioHisitr MAITBY,
pla.1o-aal Alaska buildlng' IA
NICE LITTLE RANCH
40 Email house aud two acres 81 fine
land one hffv cleared, thirty fruit
trees land lies level facing good
road. walking distance Go car, aud ~
minutga ride - the city
q. II. NICHOLS. Room % Union Bik
ACREAGE Security Savings a snfe
Deposit Co. ila Seneca. II
For sais-Reai Estate
FACTS ABOUT
MOUNTAIN VIEW HEIGHTS
ADDITION.
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1900

% Acres. 10 cleared. G-room house. 2
stories 80 fruit trees. D. years old.
county road. rural delivery. I mffo
from Port Madison. Look this up.
Terms. keilogH. gal1 Norman.
Indep a Siss. Ii
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CHICKEN RANCHO acres 20 clear
Cd. ell level mostly shot clay soil.
orchard small fruits, f-room house.
barn. chicken houses. Price includ-
Ing horse. wagon. COW, heller 2 in
euhatafH. breeders. 800 chickens.
81 500 Half cash
ROBERT MAITBY,
tlg-Fko.gzi Alaska Building. Ia
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s ROOM MODERN HOuaE FOn
SALE tSpER VALUE
~ Hstsvn g rnan house. nickel plumb
IuE. tafse closets 90 every room on
East fniun car iinf5 beautiful NiFH
81 maaufaiaH. good iucatinn Owner
T. lsaFinE eitY Price g. N ON
terms t. asiit purchaser This prop
sffs Is sHffh fuiiy g -
SECURITY SAVINGS a SAFE DE.
puNfT CO.
10 seneca 81
I.umher Exchanges Hidg
Main - Ind alTl
SOUND TRUSTEE co.
80 Coimau uidg
Suburban Property.
offers n fsfuum cottage. = large lots
Al IN esflfiFation bearing orchard
fine harm and chicken yard and
huuHe : blocks from car. cts water
uutf 81. 90 60 Terms
One acre. fine house. ard All IN cui,i.
fatfnn close e. ear and school. city
xatsf. 81 @01u Terms.
A fine t=Feum cottage. large lots. all
improved CLOSE - car and school
g. .ases. $500 down. bal sisoa per
month.
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NEW 6-room house. University dis
triet cement walks. iii7 Pike 81
Gaiu sifa is
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FLAT PRoPERTY--incomc tls750 per
mouth. owner going east. 81 so
worth % furniture 90 go with a. See
OWNER. rear flat 1912 Mclrosc Ave.
Ia
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Are employed 10 hurry tha compilation
n the New Greenwood Ave car
Line. which viii pass directly 81
sur flna properties
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
BIDS AND

Notice Is hereby given that the Boarc
of Aldermen of the City of Perth Am
boy will meet in the Council Chamber,
in the City Hall in said city on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 9TH, 1906
at $50 o'clock for the purpose of re-
ceiving sealed bids and proposals fol-
the paving of Market street from the
cross-walk at city hall to the westerly
cross-walk at Water street with wood
block, according to plans and specifca-
IONS on file in the Office of the Street
commissioner
Inc work amounts to about 2,660
square yards of wood block paving and
also about ], 200 lineal feet of 16 inch
curp and sixty working days will be
allowed for its completion.
Each bid must be on a blank furnish.
cd by the Street Commissioner and be
accompanied by a bond of two thousand
$4,000 dollars for the faithful perform
ance of the contract. The Council re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. WILLIAM FULLERTON.
Date MAY -. 1905. Street Comm.
11365 5-15 DOT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
WHERE DISEASE GERMS BREED.
No Need to Fear Germs if the Stomach be Healthy

Mi-o-na, the only known remedy that
soothes and heals the muscous mem.
brane OF the stomach and digestive
tract, stimulates the solar-plexus, and
strengthens the nerve of the stomach
This remarkable remedy puts the
whole digestive system in so healthy.
clean and sweet a state that fermen-
tation Of the food cannot exist, any
disease germs in the stomach will be
destroyed, and all food will be so well
increase of weight will quickly result.
Mi-o-na is a guaranteed cure for all
diseases of the stomach, excepting can
Ger. a guarantee being given by G. A.
Sexton with every package he sells,
agreeing to refund the money should
the remedy not give perfect satisfaction
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26

The ideal breeding place for disease
germs is a weak stomach and digestive
system. The food, instead Of being
assimilated, turns into a sour, Shiny,
fermented mass, causing gases, distress
after eating, bloating, nausea, and
fatulency, The poisonous germs that
are given off from this undigested food
enter the blood, and pimples, boils, and
ness and sleeplessness come often
from weakened digestion than from
any other one cause. Rheumatism
and govt are directly caused by an
acid condition of the stomach.
No ordinary food digestive can give
relief. It is absolutely neces-
# NJ wishes to be well to use
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
BIDS AND PROPOSALS,

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Aldermen of the City of Perth
Amboy will meet in the Council Cham
Der in the City. Hall in said city on
Monday evening,
JUNE 9TH, 1905,
at $50 O'Clock, for the purpose of re-
ceiving sealed bids and proposals for
three hundred and four GOD lineal
feet of blue stone Tagging, two inches
thick, lain in three inches of sand at
the City Hall Park.
Each bid must be on a blank fur
nished by the Street Commissioner and
be accompanied by a bond of one
hundred dollars $500 for the faithful
performance of the contract.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Dated May Ii, 1908.
WIN. II. FULLERTON,
Street Commissioner.
1866 5-15 got
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
s62.5O Round Trip to California.

From Chicagoa May 20 to 81 and June
1, via the Chicago, Union Pacific and
Northwestern Line. Choice of routes,
best of train service, liberal return
limits. The electric-ligited OVERLAND
Limited less than three days en- route,
Two trains a day Chicago to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland, over
the only double track railway between
Chicago and the Missouri River. j
you want to know something further
about California, her outdoor sports
climate, hotels, etc, send 4 cents fol
copy of California folder. Address r
M. johnson, Gen'l Agt., COL Chestnu
St. Philadelphia, Pa. II447 5-22 til s-3'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
co TO CRAWFORD.
"BiIF' HOffner's Nine Will Have An
other Outing Tomorrow.

The Perth Amboy Athletic Club
will go to Crawford tomorrow after
noon to cross bats with the Crawford
A. G. The lineup for the local team
will be as follows: Montross, pitcher:
Hogan, catcher: Hoffner, first base;
Kelly. second base: Cox, short stop:
Cleary, third base; Smith, left field;
Lyons, center field; Michael Fitzpat-
rick, right field; William Fitzpatrick
and Koan, OF South Amboy, subs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
PLAY NEW BRUNSWICK.

Manager Max. Kaletsch completed
arrangements yesterday afternoon for
the game between Perth Amboy high
school and New Brunswick, which is
to take place this afternoon on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond. The
game with Bayonne, which was to
have taken place tomorrow afternoon,
las been cancelled because the team
could not get the copper works dia-
mond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
In The Field of Sports
~o.. c.c.c .c.c.cc.o.o.o.c.c
RARITAN'S GAMES.
Will Go to Princes Bay Tomorrow
Afternoon to Meet ExCeIsiOrs.

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the game between the Rari-
tans and the Excelsiors, Of Princes
Bay, S. l., which takes place at
Princes Bay tomorrow afternoon. Ed
ward Golden will do the twirling for
the local team. Decoration Day morn
ing the Raritans and the Perth Am.
boy high school team meet on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond. The
game will be called to order ut 1875
O'Clock,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
READY FOR SHOOT.

All is now in order for the shoot of
the Perth Amboy Gun Club, which
will be held at their grounds at Flor
ida Grove tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
PLAY WITH ExCELSIORS.

William Fitzpatrick has signed with
the Excelsiors, of Staten Island, for
Sunday games and will wear their
uniform for the first time Sunday af-
ternoon, when the Excelsiors go to
Stapleton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26

You can sell your house easily If you
use the News real estate column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
JUNIOR MINES.

The Danish school defeated the
Little Land Companies by a score of
24-5. The batteries for the Danish
school were Sophus Greisen, pitcher,
and Marius Olesen, catcher. This is
the third time the Danish school has
defeated the Land Companies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26

Read the News daily you'll know
what's going on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
DELTA'S DATES.
Will Go to Woodbridge This Sunday
Games for Decoration Day.

Manager James Durham, of the
Deltas, will take his team to Wood
bridge Sunday afternoon. Decoration
Day the Deltas 20 to Bedford, where
they have completed arrangements for
two games with the Bedford A. 6. A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26
M osquito Nets

For Sale. Doors from 69c up, win
dow screens from I5c up. We also
carry a full line of garden tools,
lawn mowers, sprinkling cans,
garden hose and etc, give us a trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-26

When people want help they adver
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-13
Dry Bones of Nan of AbnOr-
NAL Size Unearlled by Work,
man Near Dayton
HAD GREAT LENGTH OF ARMS
Had Probably Been in Earth for Cen.
turtles as Bones crumbled When Air
Struck Them-skulI Long and Mar.
row, Indicating craniaI Deformity-
Not Mound Builder.

DAYTON. OHIO. Aug. 12.-Thc grii-
vel pits in the vicinity OF Dayton have
revealed some startling finds recently
several giant skeletons having hccm IN
carthed, but possibly the most inter
csting was that discovered in the pit
at Edgar's woods. The bones were
those of IL man of abnormal growth,
the skeleton being remarkable for the
great length of the arms. the left. hav-
ing been used as Il pillow for the dead
head when the body was buried. The
skeleton had probably been in the
ground for centuries, as the homes
crumbled when exposed To the air,
only the jaw remaining intact On
the left side of tho jawhonc prOtrude,l
large tusk. ut least an inch in length.
but the remainder Of the teeth were
normal and almost in ii state of per
feet preservation.
Attorney T. d. Herman. Republican
candidate for city solicitor. was pre-.
sent when the find was made. He was
with Moorlead when the latter open
ed the mounds in Ohio. and claims
that the skeleton in lIdEar's pit in no
way compares with those of the
mound builders The skeleton is be-
loved to be that of an Indian or other
abOriSinc further removed in the scale
of mankind The body was buried in
peculiar position, the knees having
been bent lip against the chest The
skull was long and narrow and indicat-
ed decided cranial dcformity.