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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-20

Reported for The Star by Down.
Ing. Hopkins & Co.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-Following are
quotations on Board OF Trade today:
Wheat High. Low Close.
Dec. Sc SIS. Sc rs. Sc SIS. q
May. 81 Ia, rs SIS. s71-4
Corn
Dec. a. SIS. 44s-s. Ass.
Dec. old. As is. 447-s. 45I-S
May. ~ Ia. a. 441-4.
Oats
Dec. 2s "a. IS "a. 2ss-4.
May. 81 is. 81 lis, s1i-s.
Pork
Oct $1,000.
Jan. si2.45. si2.35. sl2.s7.
Liverpool wheat closed Deeem-
her 5s 10 3-4d: March, 6s i0d.
NEW YORK. Oct. Following
are Stock quotations today:
Amalg Copper. SIS is. Ssl-4. S4s-4
Am. Sugar, i42 SIS. 140 is. 1874.
Brook. II. r.. 70 as. IS l-2. 70 IS.
Peope's Gas. ie4 IS. l0s 10. i04 lis.
Metropol., fs6 "a. 125 SIS. 1876 f-2.
L. s Steel. IS Ia. 81 "a. IS Is.
l. s. S. pfd.. 1o4 "a. i04 IA, Io4 ga.
Atchison, SIS rs. SIS, IS rs.
p. & o.. ii2. liz 1-2, 1924.
Can. rao.. 172 SIS. I'll "a, l72 SIS.
Erie. 90. as Ia. as rs.
l. a N, 152 Sd. i5i 10. 1872
Mo. Pac., io4 as. los "a. i04 Ia.
Penn. l44 i-2, 143 "a. 144i-2.
Reading. 1913 Ia, 122 as. i22 rs.
Rock Island. II rs. 81 SIS. 81 rs.
South. Pac. 20 Ii. 50 as. 701-4.
ST Paul. $50 IA. 179 5-S. $50 "a.
Union Pac.. i33 is. 1872 IA, 1873 lis.
III. Cent. $50.
N Y. Cent. $50 SIS. l49 5-S. $50 SIS.
Sales 60 noon, az. 200 shares.
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CAPE

= RAINIER. Ore. Oct. 20 i,
q The Astoria 4 Columbia River ,
. train Portland to Astoria I
q was derailed by a COW this I
q morning on the brink Of the ,
q river and went several hun /
4 dred feet before II stopped. II ,
= had n narrow escape from be- I
= hurled into the Columbia. The 1
= passengers we're badly shaken 4
. up. but none we're injured. i,
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NeFesue fet osle.
FAST on RENf. FoRfY AcHEa
Ali LEVEL. coed aoil acres IN
small house barn. several ouibuild.
chickens farm Implements ti.ten
RonERT MAtTHY,
ms-Gl.Ni Alaska hullding. n
FORTY ACRES BETWEEN STAT.
TLE AND TACOMA flrHtsciarn bot
tom land. r acres In cultivation, cid
htiildinE nice creek $500 Easy
ROBERT MALTnY,
us-no-ssi Alaska buiialns -
WATER FRONT = ONE or THE
Il mites from Seattle. 70 acres. hiEhs
u improved fenced aud cross fenced
largo bearing orchard. al Kinds ~
small fruits. nice creek through
place. T,roSm dwelling nearly nsw
isetsisn lev t minutes aus al. from rom
ROBERT MAflTRY,
sl1-so sai Alssss npiidlhe n
A nARdAfSf
tFa for five acres % fine level land
ore uliis frem Hfesrtob ear aud =
minutes ride 60 the city, THE ls
Terms no cash. balance go PER
q u sicHoLs Room @ union Block
BRi0HroS ACREAGE
Git-fIsh scfs With sfoom house. near
The ear cleared eitY water
tsse-one acrs With s.reem house en
county read ehet6s
fzess-Twe acFes t=reom house great
rhsss ar. harsain. Com. sea o..
Nice homes rear the car In Columbia
and Brighton - rent.
W q BOwES. n. Arcade.
MAIN -
RirE roR PLATING EIGHTY
AcHEa CLOSE ts-.ou,h ~ eity
TFS scRes All improved at otssn
ROBERT AAI.TRY.
p-sei Alaska Buildins n
40 The closest = asrs 10 rsiouser
aauRr~ Level snd slightly itssnsfn.
Der this T. right IN TIE city. close e
~ - 80 pa acre n rsr e ses.s III. i tie
last fa.arrs tract tsft 81 this pfles
We sFr closing ept a. estate and this
q per sef.-. . sefs. rich black lean
sss 80 s~r. i acres On the fn,srurban
ear line test south 81 seattle.
PETertT q BON
Arcade Block. iais secena Ave- :
HERE ~ a BARGAIN YOUR
AgsHEa handr % ears miles south
81 the citr. facing an flne county
rsaf level lard. fine sosl rise or.
shaff 10 bearing trees. neat 4-rposu
house res frame barr o 80 Terms,
poHErT NAf4THr.
gt-Nn VI Alaska Huildins II
FIVE. ACnE TRACTS ns-r EVER
Err GNTERiiauAN rich ieysi isndsl
parity cleared flns location. tas
pONFnT MAfsTRr.
gtEn-W1 Alaska building II
10 ntfrs ONE ACRE SEAH THE
fSTEHrRnAS. level land. fins soil
al thoraushiY cleared ara fenced. =
large bearing fruit frees tis9 deWn.I
b fsnre sfaaii fu6afhiF p2N msnts
ROBERT MAf4Tpf
NN.sn III Alaska nutldtnE II
JUST A PEW RODS from the nsw
EFsrstt fntsrurtau. us have several
ntr~ S-acre tracts ell partially
cleared rich level tand best % soil.
fs9.
ROBERT NAtlTBY,
fits1e.szi Alaska Hulidlnr -.
DID SHOWING OF
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JUST A PEW RODS from the new
Everett fnterurhan We have HsVsra
nice t.ncre tracts. ali partially
cleared, rich level land. best ~ aoff
ROBERT MALTBY,
pia-geu-fsi Alaska building. "a
WILL sell cheap new Groom cottage
and z lots. can keep COW. chickens
and garden. terms. Red 7O2 ID
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THE MARKETS

A steamer arrived Friday With
600 crates ~ grapes.
a carload Of eheisn fancy apples
also arrived Friday.
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500 crates of grapes.
a carload Of chelsn fancy apples
also arrived Friday.
Vegetables.
Beans. dry. Der cNt. i97bdtAIs.
No. ! small whites. tabo; choice
whites, tz65. large whites. f3as-1t.
pink beans. $3.50. bayo beans. toe:
bsetH. per sack. 81. parEuips. per
sack. 81; carrots. per sack. Tic. tur-
uipa. per sack. s5e. oaulifloDsr. per
dor. 81; garlic. per 10. se: nstfvs
green peppers. per box, ebdtbc. Cali
lfornia peppers. boz. sLzb parsley.
dozen. 26c. squash. per ~. zhei
p,,npllns. fc. tomatoes, box,
cabbage. iMdze. tomatoes. per box.
7tc. cukes. per dozen. leu &c.
corn. per dog. kafoc. ysiioy toEns-
ioes. ID. &c: eggplant. 10. &c. celery.
per don. tsa4oe. potatoes per ton.
sf6dt2o. sweet potatoes. per Ice
lbs. s2Ts yellow Banker onions
l lie. walla Walia onions. sack.
zoe.
Fruits.
Pigs. case. lib. bricks. tt.7t:
seedlesE figs. lob. cartons, stseo
s. 50: Valencia oranges. q box. SIC
Is. lemons. per case. ttdte. Wen
liberia peaches. per boz. eod zee.
berfa peaches. per box. 6G97se.
simmons peaches. box. soc: black
berries. per crate. 800. bananas.
per bunch. tz.00. crab apples. per
box 500 foc. east of mountain ep.
pies. ti.s0d1: natives. box. 5oc q 81;
Cal. Gravensteins. 7scHtI2s. par
eut apples. per box. $50 see.
snow apples, ii.7s9 200: fancy ap-
pies. soc taco. watermelons.
per dozen. tfeo a. tito.
ounce. boz. SIC l2s cantalonpsa
socmsi: pears. box. sSc mti: native
pears, per box. si.oo: Hungarian
prtines. box. Tbcuti0o. Musext
grapes. crate. ff.zs@I.5o. concords.
i0-lb. basket. $50 35c. seedIers Sui
tara grapes. crate 81; Tokay Erapea
per crate. ti.goGL75; Blacks.
crate. 800: Hawaiian pineappiea,
aox st.E0Qss.to. huckisberries. Per
| IN &c: cocoanuts. per dozen. tie;
81 honey. per comb. itnc; nee-
ssrtnes, per box. 7bc, pommegran-
ties. per box. tf.6o.
Butter ard Cheese
washington creamery. per ID use.
Eastern creamery. bricks. ID. Zee.
Eastern tub. n. z192tc: cooking. 10
i6aiSc. ranch butter. isGrsc.
Eastern cheese. Twins. ~. ltes
Washington cheese. twins. 10.
lee: cream brick. 10 Ice. iimburger.
ID. Ice. block Swiss. ID. lie. young
American cheese. lee.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs. tedt7o. Oregon, 2se:
Eastern 2Sc q zee.
Sugar.
Dry graduated. sacks. Zoe lbs.
$3.50: Fruit graduated. sacks. 100
lbs. $3.50: beet. per sack. 1850.
Golden C.. sSoe. Extra c, s51o.
Poultry.
Dressed chickens leo Ice: live
chickens, itc. spring chickens. Ice.
old hens. isc. turkeys. soc: geese.
isc: ducks. i3c. old roosters SC.
Meats
Dressed steers. tis q Sc: dressed
mutton. So Ole. dressed pork, s&e:
dressed veal. SafotSc: dressed
lamb. TIC. Live steers. 1855 per
cwt.; live sheep. st0o per cwt; live
hogs. seas per cwt.. live veal. sE.ee
900 per cwt.. live lambs. s2teQ
ta.0o per head.
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Our salesman wili BE- there 10 show
guu the property
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Acreage for Sale.
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MUST sell. modern Groom. brick base
mrnt, car lines. assessments all
paid, worth 81 90. small payments
Pa Goth ave lied biA owner 1t
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NcreaQe Tor Sale.
DAIRY FARM. TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. best river bottom Ia sd. =
acres Improved. balance very easily
cleared being mostly brush nice 10
cation. adjoining small town.
house barn, several OutbuiidlnEs.
pleutv Of spring water. Price. iuciud=
Ing e head Of cattle. teams. harness.
wagons. farming implements. $1,000.
ROBERT MALTHf,
1880 11i Alaska Building. Ia
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Real Ests,s-con,inued.
Capitol
EHill
Division
No. g

IyiHE directly east Of the paved dts.
tfirt on the masf sweeping NlsN
ridge - the mountains and lake e
h. had in tbs eitH.
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orfoS q COMPANY. INC.
~ W Fofestsf NknnErf
Real Estate and Ian Department
HAlisf building
10th FhuHss ~
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AUCTION sNGG. akfuRnNF o.
fohER ~, on THE HRitMiAhh sic
UNION STREET. At inN A. M
SHARP the entire contents ~ piN
room la consisting Ia part ~ fiae
PAX bows q, npfiuHH. hair mattrrafeH
leaai"s, fine carpets hal, tree pqrs
lar furniture. library table. eeptq
tahleH, rockers. Eaad folding bed
couch. curtains extension table
chairs. heater Jewel HHn range.
Great Majestic range. linoluuml
Kitchen tables tfoFhefNi glassware
sfhnitcWnfv ward robe. pictures
etc. etc. ~ q. Hlekertan a Co. nnea
liauecrs. Phones. Main 1901 iud
tzff. -
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For saIe-Furriturc
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and Double

cleared. fine location. $40 Esny
ROBERT MAf.TpY.
Bi8.W0-N.f Alaska Building II
Fer REM
FOR RENT
f1t@For srnum modern house. near
fhrae car lines
fa-Fof s-ruom modern house
sis@For T-roum house. bath. hot and
cold water.
ffs@For lower t-ruon fiat, al modern.
drY room To- basement. on Madison
car line,
sis- For broom modern house on
Queen Anne Hiil
WfNsHfp nHOa.
Room 10 celman HilE
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Dressed steers. IN q &C: dressed
mutton. So GTc: dressed pork. s&e:
dressed veal. sG1oAc: dressed
lamb. TIC. Live steers. t3Ss per
cwt.; live sheep. st.0o per cwt.; live
hogs. seas per cwt.. live veal. sE.ee
400 per cwt.. live lambs. s2teQ
tz.0o per head.
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GARDEN LAND.
We have q few choice pieces OF Inn
proved garden land In ueorRctowns
on the New Rent0n car line. that arc
the best buys on the market Some
OF tho tracts nre covered with bear
ing fruit trees. We have tracts
from $40 up,
. A. ROBINSON. -.
CO.. Alaska Bldg.
WE HAVE a FEW VERY CHOICE
F1XllutCHE TRACTS out near the
+ 80 ko'I psT''sa essssss, ssssas
~. Hoo0nT. ~ 1859 20
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JUST A PEW WORDS TO EXPLAIN
WHY rms II THE HEsT KF5i-
BESCE DISTRICT ~ THE cry
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WILL BE PLACED on THE
MARKET

Tomorrow. Saturday. October 10Th.
Take Capitol ifnl car 10 Aloha Street
and 80 east to
THE LITTLE WHITE oFFIcE o.
THE uff.fA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
STRUCK HORSE
IN The NECK.
Man Fell from Hay Now and
Brought PitchfOrk With
Him.

Geroge & Evans, grocer at No.
Smith street, IL doctoring his horse
as the IT suit of an odd accident.
Saturday afternoon Elmer Tyrreil,
of Water street. who is in the employ
Of. Mr. Evans, WAS st work in the hay
loft of tue Evans barn in the yaId OF
Ward B. Snyder, in Smith street,
pitching hny with big pitchfoyk.
Over the stall is an opening for
throwing the h+y down. and in walk
ing around Tyrrell fell through the
opening The pitchfork went through
the opening too and stuck in the
horses neck.
The prouRs of the fork tore the
horses neck and the animal, mad
dened ty the pain, beca ne fractious
and Tyrrell narrowly escaped being
trampied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
BIBLE DON'T
CONTRADICT.
Rev. S. T. Jackson so Declared
in His Sermon to Young
People Last Night.

A large congregation greeted Rev.
IS T. jackson in Simpson NJ, f..
C urch last evening. Mr.. jackson
preached to young people, taking up
for discussion their difficulties, dau.
gers and destinies. His text was from
Joshua.
The preacher dwelt on the existent
inclination on the part Of the rising
generation to show spirit of disbe,
lief IN the existence of God aud the
prevailing tendency by many to de.
clara that the Bible oontradicts itself.
Mr. Jackson offered proof as to the
error Of these ideas and commented
upon tho temptat ons which bfsst
young people, and tie means Of avoid.
ing them.
The congregation had tie pleasure OF
iiearirg a solo by Mrs. r. W. MscaD,
who has been absent for several weeks
bncause of the serious illness of Mr..
Macan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
THERE WAS A FIRE.

The supposi ion that there was a
larg4 fra somewhere mp the river
Friday Oh the part of some 'lonRsLore
residents who saw heavy smoke, as
told in the NEWS, was correct, The
fra was near New Market 1t was
causei bv break in the Standard Oil
Companv's line running through
P,scata way township. Il was fol
lowed bv an exp'osion OF the escaping
oil. For two hours the oil burn, q
hercely, sending up hinge clouds OF
thick black smoke that at times OBJ
scured the sun. The clouds of smoke
we're carried down the river, and
passed out along the south shore, un-
til lost in the direction of the High
lands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
POLANDERS
SEND MONEY.
Mass Meeting Held Here Satur-
day 10 Raise Fund 10 Assist
Home Land.
RUSSIAN MADE TROUBLE
Arose in the Meeting and De.
nOunced POlanderS Mas
Quickly Put Out.
RUSSIAN MADE TROUBLE

n Polish mass meeting was held in
the large hall Mt National Park,
North Amonv. Saturday night in an
effort to AID Perth Amboy's share to
wards u fund bsing raised in this
country by patriotic Pnles TO aid theii
oppressed brothefs in Russia. There
was large outpnoring at the meet
ing and enthusiasm abouuded. Two
able speakers on the metropolis ad.
dressed the crowd. The sum Of $l8. Os
was raised.
During the meeting a warm blooded
Russian, who had heen hidden smonp
the audience, arose and denounced
one of the Polanders, pouring invec
iives Upon the latter. He was sum
mariJy silenoed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
HIS MONEY
IS MISSING.
Edward Evans, a BOarder With
Mrs. Charlotte Davis Strang.
ly Robbed.
M ONEY ON PORCH.
Mrs. Davis Says She Found -Four
Dollars and Returned it
to Owner.
M 0NEY ON PORCH.

Mrs Charlotte Davis, Of SO Com.
merce street, appeared in police court
this morning in answer to charge
pr"f0rred by Edward Evans. hoard.
or, who declares that he loat Sl95 or
$40 in mysterious manner.
Mr.. Evans alleges that when he
awoke yesterday morning he was
minus his money, which, he de.
ciares, was in his clothes in his room
when he went to he'd Saturday night
The door of his room was left open
about an inch all night.
Mr.. Evans is to leave for Phila
delnhia shortly, and his trunk had
already been sent away. He also lost
railroad ticket aud trunk check, he
declares.
When Mr.. Evans went downstairs
yesterday morning, Mrs Davis handed
him 81 which she claimed to hare
found on the font porch.
Mr.. Evans declares that the 81 was
10 "a pooket, and the larger amount in
a pookethook. During his testimony
Mr.. Evans declared that he lost hat
last week, which was found by Mrs.
Davis, after he had made thorough
but unsuccessful search.
The hearing was postponed three
days, in order to allow OF more
thorough search fer the missing
money.
= Mrs DAVIS entered q strict denial TO
the charges. A second search by
Detective Huff, this morning, revealed
nothing as to the whereabouts Of the
money.
The hearing will be held Thursday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
Catholics Hear the Rules Read
at All Masses Yes.
terday.
SPECIAL COLLECTION.
Pope has Granted Special Dis.
penSatiOn TO Catholics in New
York on March II.

To Day for the last of the plasteriut
in the new church O special collection
was taken up at all Of the masses il
st Mar7's Roman Catholic church
J. sterdAy morning. The remaining
cost will be SO, 400 and the pastor,
Rev. 3. T O'Coune |, will announce
Sunday how much he recsived Each
member Of the congregation was re.
qnestod to give So.
Lent commences Wednesday and
Yesterday the rules for its observance
were announced at ell mssseg. This
year they are not as severe az in
former years.
Ash Wednesday services will be held
in the morning, in the afternoon at 3
o'clock for the children, and again in
the evening at o'clock.
After the services on this day the
ashes will be dIstr'bn ted,
Commencing this week services
will be held every "Wednesday and
Fciday night Of the week during lent
aud special in ulgance will be al
lowed those who attend every even
ing.
In the rules for lent people over six
ty years Of age and those under tSen.
tyon- years of aye are not compelled
to fast. Fresh meat will tie allowed
oues dav with the exception of Ash
Wednesday and Friday. andHoly Dagl
Of Obligation.
In speaking about the work on the
new church, yesterday, Pastor O'Con
nell said that everything wac going
along nicely at the present time and
after the debt for the plastsring was
pail they would not have much to
worry ahout.
From Rome, Italy, comes the report
that at the personal request of Arch
bishop Fairly, of New York, the Pope
has granted special dispeusaton
from abstinence to all the Catholics OF
rha United States who are to attend
celebrations and banquets on March Ia,
st Parick's Day, which this year
falls on Friday.
The PoDe was informed that Presi
dent Roosevelt had accepted the invi.
iation of the Friendly Sons of St
Patrick on that dav, aud that for tbs
occasion many of the church ofticiali
would be present at the banquet, anc
therefore granted the rather unusua
dispeusatiou. This, however, is not
universal to all Catholics, bat re
stricted to those who by reason of
their Office or position have TO attend
banquets OF celebrations in honor o.
the Irish saint On March IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
ATTEMPTED TO
HANG IN CELL.
Young Man Arrested Accused Of
Stabbing Was Found By
Chief Burke.

Peter Kotlar, twenty-five years old,
who was locked up on a charge OF
s'abbing a boy who was throwing
snowhalls at him. made an attempt to
commit suicide in his cell at the pc
lice station. He was found by Chief
Bu,ke with his suspenders tied
about his neck ami attache d to a
support made from the boards of his
cot, which he had placed against
the door.
Kotlar had not been Injured by his
act when discovered. Chief Burke
sonn reused him from the floor and
put handcuffa on his wrists. Kntlar
had acted aud talked queerly follow.
ipg his arrest.
He was arrested Saturday afternoon
about o'clock by PatronaD Kozu-
sko, in citizens clothes, for stabbing
one IF crowd Of Boys who, it is
claimed, were tormenting bin.
Driven to retaliation be had stabbed,
with his pocke knife, eight.year. OH
Jacob Seezkowski. The boy injuries
are not believed to be very serious
He is the son of Anton Seezkowssi, of
6O9 State street The stabhing took
place near the Lehigh Valley tracks,
North Amboy.
Patrolman Kozusko, who resides
nearby. arrested KOtiar
At first the man gave his name ss
Peter Ster. He was held for the
grand jury on a charge of atrocious
ASSAULT, and was committed to the
county Jail for thirty days On a drunk
and disoIderiy charge. There we're
eye witnesses TO tile affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
Mrs. COrdoVa VIII Attempt to
Prove that Her Husband
Struck Her.
THE FINANCIAL AID.
Wife Of the EIOping Minister Tells
How Much She Received
from Him.
Special to iAe Even,ng MeaUs.

New Brunswick, Mar. 6:-Mrs. J.
T. Cordova has notified Prosecutor
Berdine that she will press the
sssa cit charge against her husband.
( TIE complaint on which an indiot-
ment will follow in this case was made
! before Justice Leverett Smith at South
River last May, the assault having
taken place at the Methodiss parson-
age there. She alleges that he struck5
her at time when she upbraided him]
for being so familiar with Miss
Bovine.
There is little Likelihood that the
embezzlement charge will be pressed
as there is little in fact to base 1t up-
on. Mrs. Cordova has paid two bills
amounting to s12 55, the money for
which was paid to Cordova. She has
also been informed that Cordova's
brother sent Eaton and Mains, of New
York city, draft for $25 to cover
deficiency in a fund there Oordova
held
With regard to the assertion of her
husband that he paid her for her
supporE while he was away Mrs. Cor
doya ~ axes this statement:
10 June. 1901, about three weeks
af er he lefs his home, I received Q
lettor fIom him containing draft for
500 made payable to the order Of my
bro her-in law, S L. Obre, which
he cashed With part of the money
he paid a gooery bill my husband left
and the haiance he handed to me !
used that part to pay other bills con-
tracted by my husband before his
flight and shortages in his accounts
II received no more money until
September of last year, When ! got .
drafe for SIS and in October one for
$50. After that / received nothing
until February of this year, at which
time he declared he conld give me no
psrt of his sa'ary brt sent me his
check for S.. IS, the amount Of his
balance in South River bank at the
time he ran away.
Mrs Bovine called on her daughter
at the Jail this morning. She en-
brsced her and entreated the girl to
re urn home, all In vain. Mrs. Bovine
TOOK some new garments to the jail
for her daughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
AUTOISTS tOpPOSE IT.
Many will Go to Trenton Tomorrow
10 Protest Against Bill.

Automobilists living in this state
have planned to descend upon Tren on
tomorrow to oppose hefore a leR'sla :
tive committee the Sooyel bill, which
gives til, r.gnt to any oonsta' lie or
pace offic.r or arrest any occupant OF
an automobile, which, in the opinion
of the officer has olatfd any one OF
q great many regulations.
Gov. Stokes and members of the
legislature have been deluged with
protests, and a large number Of New
York business aid professional meu.
who live in jersey, have joined in
the fight Several OF the organizations
have hired special car TO carry their
representatives to Frentnn tomorrow.
Need help? The News want column
will supply it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-06
DANCE AND RECEPTION.
Young Lsd'ss socia Circ,e Enter
tanned at Miss Spitzer's Lasthight.

The Young Ladies Social Circle
gave recettion ard dance to their
friends last night at the home of Miss
Henrietta Spitzer, II Hall avenue.
Games were eni yed during the even
ing, and au excellent musical program
was rendered. At l0:3c o'clock the
supper march took place.
Among those present were: Man
Lazarus and N. Solomon, Brook lyu
the Misses B. Kaufman, l Spi'zer,
Harry Kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol B-nhamu, of New York. From
tIis city were the MISSES Annie
Mintz, Blanche Berger, Stella Fine,
Lena Goldman, Leah Pc t, Ida Mintz
Jennie Willentz, Sadie Frankel, Etts
Iseubsrg Dora Shapiro. Y Cohen,
Tony Schlessinger, Hannah Guttman
Bessie Karkus, r. Greenbaum, Hettie
Ginsberg, Ma'vina Weiss, Sadie Wag
ner and Sadie Slobodien Messrs. Sam
Tucker, H. Greenes, L. Splitter
Joseph Joseisou, u. Spitzer, A.
Fraukel, Joseph Frankel, NJ. Fucker,
Julius Guttman, Louis Weinblatt, A
Payloysky and B. Goldman.