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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-07

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
SECOND ANNUAL BALL.
Cabin TOttenviIIe of WOOdchOppers
to Celebrate April 20.

At a recent meeting of the members
OF Cabin Tottenville No. 500, Wood
choppers Association, held in the hall
in ~Tottenville, it was decided to hold
their second annual ball at Nelson
hall, kreischerville, Saturday night,
April %. Dancing will commence at
9 O'Clock. Music will be furnished by
Prof. Morrissey's orchestra.
The committee in charge is as fol-
lows: John II. Bolan, chairman: Ed
ward Parker, secretary: Samuel
Androvette, treasurer: John Dusen.
Peter Jensen, Frank Ronaldson. Free
mar Sterling, John Cayanaugh, NJ. j.
Morrissey, Lotus V. Eth, Corneliu,
O'Connor, Charles Sterling, Peter
Hanson, Emil Krause and John
Young.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
r HUFF BURIED.

The funeral of Mrs. Wilhelmina Hoff
took place fr ON Steven Merits Under
taking establishment In 21st street, New
York City, on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs Asa
Thomas aud daughter. Mrs. Lily Hoff
and daughter, Miss Willie and Henry
Leonard, of this borough attended the
funeral, Rev. Clark Wright, pastor of
9th Street NJ. f. church, offlciated and
spoke in the highest terms of the chris
lian character of the deceased. Interment
was made in Greenwood. Mrs. Hoff has
been a great sufferer for a number Of
IN ,hths There was a number of hand
some floral tributes.
The will of Mrs. W. Hoff was read on
Thursday and Miss Willie Hoff, who In
herIts a life interest in the property left,
and Henry Leonard, were present at the
reading of 1t The will will be pro bated
at the surrogates office in New York city
ia mt out three weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
A ORGANIZERS DREAM.

1t will be remembered that a short
time before last Easter | related a'dream
which ''Our Dreamer'' had dreamt. 1t
was in effect that this borough had
turned into a beautiful garden. The
flowers were OF different hues and all
were very lovely as they nodde their
stately heads in gree ting to him. De-
lighted with il he stretched forth a hand
to pluck a pure white flower. a rose and
AS he went to grasp 1t he awoke and
found that he had burned his finger on
the stove neal him. 1t was a black rose
instead of n white one.
Well, his dream is to be partially full
filled. Three different parties are talk
ing of erecting greenhouses here and they
seem to think there Is n small fortune to
be made with flowers. Three sets OF
greenhouses will make this borough q
veritable garden. 1t is quite 4 coinci.
dence that it is only a short time before
Easter aud just about a year since the
dream. 1t remains to be seen whether
the florists will be as unfortunate as
''Our Dreamer and burn their fingers
too One Of them has an established
business in another town and will give il
up to come here, unless he changes mis-
mind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
NEWS 5.

Miss France sherman, who has been
visiting in town, has returned to Newark.
Mrs. Winfield ). MCGOWAN is entertain
ing her nephew from Linden.
william Otermaye and daughter, Mar
garetta, residents of Railway avenue,
until last week when they were burned
ont, and at present living in Brooklyn,
were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Milligan Fink, of New York was
in town Monday.
Boynton Bros, were in town today in
their new automobiles.
The Easter supper to be given by the
Congregationalists on Friday evening,
promises te be a fine thing. Tickets are
only IS cents.
Mrs. Jackson and two, children have
returned lCme.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
AMBOY
MRS. MILLS

The funeral Mrs. George Mills took
place from the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George French, in BoIdentown
a ue, at 2 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
and fro m Christ church at $50 O'Clock.
1t was largely attended and the string of
must have been at least three
blocks long. Rev. II. NJ. p. Pearse, Of
flciated. Interment was made in Christ
Church cemetery. Mrs. Mills was a mem
Ler of Friendship Council No. 16, Daugh-
tiers of Liberty. Besides II husband $ he
left four little children and IA numb er of
other relatives and friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
COMING TO AMBOY.

= Ethan Palmer has sold three of his
greenhouses in Atlantic Highlands and
expects to come here and establish the
remaining two. He will also have
chicken farm if he can get suited with
property that he can utilize for that
business. What a delightful thing for
South Amboy flowers are said to be so
refining and just imagine the powerful
influence the perfume from the different
sets of green houses will yield in this
little borough IL We have them all es-
tablished here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
State News


Trenton builders are greatly worried
because of bricks in local yards.
Counterfeit dimes and quarters are
again circulating IN PIeasautyille.
Rev. W F. Smith, pastor Of the Paul,-
boro Baptist church. has resigned.
Deputy Factory Inspectors are inspect
ing the factories and shops in Mlllvllle.
The ladies Of the Fourth N. T, church
Millgille, are raising funds for a parse
mage.
Woodbury. police are looking for a
pepper, " who annoyed German street
residents Tuesday night.
James f. Mitchell, of MIlville, has
been elected president Of the Board OF
State Prison Inspectors.
Trenton lodges Of the Sons Of st.
George are arranging to fittingly cele.
brate st. Georges day.
4 negro farm hand got away with -.
IN cash from Joseph Adams home, near
Glassboro, on tuesday.
Beginning next Thursday the trolley
fare between Kaighn's Point. Camden,
and Woodbury. will be fifteen cents.
Riding his bicycle from Wlliamstown
to CLAYTON Edward Mack fell and broKe
three ribs and a Knee cap.
Friendship Fire Company Of Woodbury.
was inspected last night by The Fire Com
mlttee Of City Council.
Mrs. George Maimone was badly burned
abont the face and arms while fighting
fire in her home in Trenton.
a hail storm Tuesday night greatly
damaged early vegetables, just coming
through the ground, in Cape May Coun-
~.
Many hands made light work in
repairs TO the Mullica Hill Baptist
church, when the members turned out 10
force.
Burglars were folled in an attempt to
rob Charles Bozurth's grocery ST ore, Pit
man, by a faithful watch dog Tuesday
night.
Mullica Hill residents are up in arms
over the speeding of automobiles through
that town, which cause many runaways.
Samuel Hess and party fishing in
Maurice River below Millville. Tuesday,
caught thirty pounds Of rock fish and
many herring and catfish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Woodbridge
MEETING.

= The Salmaeundi Musical and Literary
society had a delightful meeting Tues
day evening ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Happen, of Edgar's Hill. The
was a very interesting one.
1t was an evening with Gable. Mrs. W.
S. MCGOWAN sang very prettily, Mighty
Like a Rose, 'and Creole Love Song
Miss Flora Campbell read a selection
from George Gable, Miss e. A. Campbell.
Mrs. L. /. Perry, aud Miss Mary Seamans
sang ''Doln You Cry Ma Honey, "A very
fina paper OIL the Louisiana purchase
was written and Tead by Prof. John II
Love, Miss Edna Brown played Il very
pretty selection aud Mrs 5 NJ. Brewster
read Parsons .Jorcs'' hy George Gable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
BOHEMIA WON, HANDS DOWN.
Bennfngs Spring Handicap the Fea-
ture of Get Away Day.

Bernfngs Spring Handicap the Fea-
ture of Get Away Day.
WASHINGTON. April IL When
taps sounded for the last race here
the most successful spring meeting the
Washington Jockey club ever has held
came to an end. The card was very at
tractive. particularly for a get away
day" The feature was the sixth run
ming of the second Bennings Spring
handicap for three-year-olds and up
ward. The winner turned up in Bohe-
mia. with Baird i'll the saddle. The
game little filly ran Il beautiful race.
She took the lead at the start and
vas in trouble for a second. As
the horses turned into the stretch she
was in the lead by two lengths. and
she won without being extended. Bo-
heInia'S stable mate. Santa Catalina.
the two being coupled in the betting,
came home neck and neck with sails,
which was 4 strong second choice. and
20 those in the stand it looked as if
Santa Catalina was second by Il good
head, but the judges gave the place To
SAILS. Bohcmia's victory was very pop
ular. and both Baird and Tommy
Burns. who had the leg up Oh sails.
We're received with cordial applause as
they rode back to the Judges stand.
1t was Il great day for Virginia.
Trainer Billy Garth landed three win
ners for the Manpin stable in Little
Woods, Judge White and Pater. and
every Virginian at the track was down
on all of them. The yell that went up
as the horses won in three successive
races could be heard II mile. In thu
Jesse Brown cup race for two-year-oldS
foaled in Virginia. Maryland and the
District OF Columbia Pater and r. $.
Martin, coupled in the betting. finished
one, two. The steeplechase. which con-
cluded the programme. was won 10y
Gold Van with ease from the odds on
favOritP. Jim Newman. Summaries:
First Eace.-Little Woods. first: Wad-
dell H.. second; Sir Ralph. third.
Second Racc.-Iudgc White, first;
Henry Warning, second; Legerdemain,
third.
Third Race.-Pater, first: T. s. Mar
Tin. second: Roadway, third.
Fourth Race.-Bohemia, first: sails.
second: Santa Catalina, third.
Fifth Race ondcoder. first: Nine
Spot, second; Priority. third.
Sixth Racc.-G0ld Van. first: jim
Newman. second: Punctu: '. third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Smith in Portuguese.

A German resident in Portugal whose
patronymic is Schmitz, or our famous
English Smith, has been writing home
TO Cologne. complaining of the spelling
of his name adopted by various Portu-
guese correspondents. Here are a few ii
them: Smhytis, Scimith2, Nemiie,
Chemitiz and Schemeth.-T. P.'s
Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Bic powries for Plain Girls.

Five hundred pounds a year is dis
tributed in dowries to the girls of the
town of hachmann, in Germany. A
Polish nobleman left the money for
this purpose, and the amount of the
marriage portion that each girl re-
ceives is regulated by the measure OF
good looks that she possesses. A plain
bride is given ESQ. and the prettier
a girl is, the less she receives from this
fund. The donors aim was TO equalize
the chances of marriage of the plain
and the pretty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
HELD A SOClABLE.

Pride of Raritan Circle No III. held 6
sociable in Protection Hall Wednesday
evening and it proved to be a great sue
cess. Ice cream aud clam chowder were
on sale and the rec e ipts added to the
amount in the treasury. Everybody ap-
peared to be very happy. There were
many amusements pleasing to all, among
them being Jig dancing and n cake walk
Master W. Berlew won the cake. J..
O'Connor won the reed rocker, Mrs. A..
r. Jennings, the soft pillow and Mrs. J..
Fl. Culvert, the center piece.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
LONG TIME COMING.

These are busy times. with the trolley
workmen more ties have been brought
through town today and the Public Ser
vice work car was here also. We II get
there after a while, Just what a weary
waiting il has been since we first heard
that Instead of walking on the tiresome
up hill road to the cemetery, we would
he able for five cents to ride up in the
trolley cars. Better late than never
though. Perhaps we can ride up there by
Decoration Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
NEWS ITE IS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclean and
daughters, the Misses Helen and Ethel
Mclean, of New York city, sailed oil the
Republic Thursday aud will spend six
months abroad.
The owners of property in Henry street
were invited to attend a meeting in
Borough Hall Thursday afternoon ie-
garding the curbing of said street.
DR.. Meinzer's house will have green
trimmings, which will be II pretty con
trast with the bright shade of red coat
it has received.
The report concerning Miss Maui de
Adams illness at her aunt's, Mrs. E.
Davis, Of Long Branch, is true. Mrs.
Adams went down there Wednesday after
receiv ing word about her illness.
Mrs. Monaghan, of Broadway, was a
Perth Amboy visitor Thursday.
Captain Conovcr is going to have a
back Kitchen built to his house in Ste
vcns avenue.
Chris Rehfuss has boon having the
pipes renewed in his Henry street house.
p. Monaghan. plumber. did the wor k.
"hey are loading a canal boat at White
heads dock.
"A lot of furniture was purchased by
one of our citizens at the venduc of the
proprietor OF the Aberdeen Inn at Mata-
wan.
Dorean Van Dorm, n former resident of
this borough, but now of the L. S. Navy
was Il borough visitor Thursday and
attracted considerable attention attired
in his sailor suit.
Chris kehfuss received au immense
load of hay Thursday from a Mir. Ehrtell,
one of our suburban farmers.
The building being erected for George
Guudrum in his new stoneyard in Henry
street, is progressing rapidly. The lower
part of the building will contain an
office and one end will be used for the
horses.
John Sullivan has added to the beauty
of his new soda fountain by placing al
immense potted Gala lily on each side
of it and the frag rant, white lilies are
very beautiful and greatly admired.
The proprietor of the Gem studio has
a few very choice rose bushes, crimson
ramblers Rose of Sharon bushes. extra
large pansics an d lovely Nile, fragrant
Gala lilies. Those who desire flowers
and plants for Easter will is it if they do
leave their orders soon, as want of
room will not allow a large stock to be
kept OH hand, so it is disposed of as
quickly as possible. Only first class goods
no left over stock and very choice, are
offered to the public. We have visited
the. Studio and speak flom observation.
1t Is one thing to be served with flowers
a few days only, such as Easter time
and Decoration Day and another thing to
be able to get flowers during all the sea-
son. The very choicest cut flowers are
kept at the Gem Studio roses, pinks,
ETC.. Order for handsome fune-
raj pieces will be filled promptly at any
time. This should be appreciated as it
will be a saving of time and money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
NEWS .iTE s.

j. Hankerson, of Newark, was In town
yesterday.
Joseph Kelley, of West New Brighton
was in Tot terville yesterday.
Tot open
The Alaska baseball team, which, last
yesr defeated all baseball cams on Sta
ten Island and are now the champion
team, W IL open the season Sunday April
lG, when they cross.bats with the Bergen
Point Field Club of Bayonne, n. j. a,
Alaska Park West New Brighton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Fine Blacksmithinc.

A Hungarian blacksmith recently
sent a novel present to the Austrian
emperor. 1t was a goose egg with a
horseshoe, a pair of %pinchers, a file
and a knife all riveted to the shell.
The work had been done so carefully
that there was not even a crack in
the shell. The emperor Sent him a
autograph photograph, a medal and
e3 in return.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14

SIOJN CITY. Ia. April H. Father
S-ael!. - Roman Catholic priest. who
mas been attacking alleged abuses of
The Indians oH the Omaha and Winnie
lago Indian agency in Nebraska, haf'
heen assaulted by Il saloon keeper at
Dakota Ciry. Ncb. He is in a hospital
here. His jaw is broken. but he is moi
fatally hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
SeWaren

Mrs. Oscar Mil er, Of Woodbridge, en-
tertained the Library Whist Club Wed
nesday afternoon at her BIO me on Edgar's
Hill. Mrs. B. Collins Edgar won the
first prize. .'The Prospector'' and Mrs.
Louis Brown, the second, Gods Good
Man. Mrs. F. l.. Perry will have the
neXI meeting.
Many friends Of Mr.. Leonard were very
sorry to hear of his death.
Thomas Stoddard is very i'll in Canada.
Miss Dorothea Boynton is expected
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Boynton are spend
ing a few DAYS in Bangor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14

PORT SAID. Egypt. April 1.-THE
Turkish transport Ismir. with S0G
troops on board, has passed through
the Sucz canal, bound for Yemen. Ara
lila, which has been in a state of revo-
luton for some ti1ac past.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14

FOOD SALE TODAY.

his afternoon the Philemon Liter
aiy Society is holding a cake and TODD
sale at the home of Ms. Frank Joline
Aihboy avenue. Many good things
are for sale, 50 step mp one and all and
purchase them and thus help the
along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14

Rockefeller Gives Another 100000.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April u.
In the, eightieth year Of its career and
on the anniversary of the birth of
Thomas jefferson. its illustriOus found
er. the University OF Virginia inaugu-
rated its first president. Or. Edwin
Anderson Alderman. The simple cere-
mony was impressive. 1t combined the
university spirit III the enthusiasm of
Il student body of 200 and an alumni a
thousand strong. with the dignity Of
capped. gowned and hooded men, the
educational leaders Of south. north.
east and west. Announcement was
made that John j. Rockefeller had
given S1u0.0Oo to rhe university to
found Il school OF education to he called
the Curry Memorial SciIool OF Educa-
don or The University of Virginia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Arabias Area.

The peninsula of Arabia has an area
of some 100000 square miles. with
a population estimated al from 5000
coo to 10000. 600. The Turkish prov
ince of Yemen is most populous. and is
highly fertile. Alden commands a total
export and import trade Of some $50
100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
THE ALLIANCE

The Christian and Missionary Alliance
Will hold a meeting for prayer Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs J. c.
Savert, Amboy avenue, and an evening
meeting at 40 at the home of Mrs. L.
p. Nance, Main street. 1t will be an Eas-
ter service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
COMING AGAIN.

The Lucas Entertainment Company
which was here a few weeks ago and
made such an impression on the peo-
pie, have decided to play a return date
here in X. of p. hall within a few
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
SOON BE RUSHING.

1t is expected that rush work will
soon commence ut the shop of the
Hadkin Bottling Company. Many i'm
provements have been made TO the
plant during the past winter and the
firm is ready for the rush.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. April IL
Resolutions were introduced in both
houses of the Minnesota legislature APP
proprlating $50 10 be given to each re-
porter who represented Il newspaper
during the sessions OF the senate and
the hnIlsp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
GAME.

Tomorrow afternoon the Elite basket
ball team Of Glffor Is, which is com
posed OF girls, expects to play a girls
team from Brooklyn at Giffords. Last
week the Giffords girls defeated the team
from the city of churches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
A Comfortable Comparison.

Don't you feel foolish peddling these
~nonsensical toys?" asked the mar of Sc
we're ideals.
Yes" answered the street fakir, 81
feel rather foolish. But what do you
think of the people who buy emf
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Rose in His Estimation.

"The ancients," said the professor
made bottles of goatskins."
'Shucks. commented Col. Tanker
that's poor stuff to make bottles of. 81
And these bottles were capable OF
holding several gallons"
Say, them old fellers knew a thing
or two. after all, didn't they Chi
cago sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Too Much for Him.

Simkins-l see Jaggsby is full again.
| thought he Intended to turn over a
new leaf the first of the year?
Timkins-Oh, he turned it over all
right, but there was a full-page brew
cry advertisement or the other side
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Self-Preservation

Nixon always accompany my wife
when she goes shopping.
Homer-Why do you do that?
Nixon-Well. you see. she's awfully
nervous, and I'm afraid she might get
excited and buy something.-CincIn-
natl Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
HIS BACK PAY.

David c. Johnson, of Amboy avenue,
received a little souvenir from Washing
ton this week in the way OF a check for
s. 35. 1t was tor back paw and clothes
which as due him when he was honora-
bly, discharged from the army in 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
His Investigation.

You favor an investigation of
trusts"
Certainly answered Senator Sorg-
hum. Il have Investigated several. /
always make it a rule to determine the
responsibility of a firm before | consent
to do business with it.'-Washington
Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
EMA FOR HOUSES.

Many new foundations are being dug
In Tottenville for new houses aud as
told in the NEWS sometime ago the de-
mand for dwelling houses is something
great. Two new ale to be built on
Van Name estate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Econolnizing.

Wife-GeOrge. | wouldn't buy any
moro accident insurance tickets-it's
mere waste of money.
Husband-Why, my dearest
Wife-Because you are never lucky
enough to use them-they never do
us any good.-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
A Distinction

"Mr. Sirius Barker says he tells me
disagreeable things because he is a
true friend"
That isn't a true friend" answered
the sardonic person. That's merely u
truthful friend. '-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
rnrniinrc pInnt Destroyed.

OXFORD. y. $. April l4.-tirc has
DESTROYED the American Furniture
company'S factory. the towns electric
light plant and 1000" feet of lumber,
causing a property loss of $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14

Down in one Of tke southern Kansas
towns. the other day. the preacher at 4
funeral made a sad mess OF it when he
attempted to read an obituary of the
dead woman Size Gas born in Ystrae-
gyuluas. Glamorsarshire, Wales. -Kan-
sas City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
AFTERNOON WHIST.

This afternoon the Friday Afternoon
Whist Club is being entertained by Mrs.
r. W. Wood. Prizes will be awarded to
the lucky ones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Wise and Unwise.

Tie wise mans often lost in thought,
When wisdom he's i~r-drinkine.
Most men are mercy lost in thought
Through rot being built for thinking.
philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
Kept Her Word.

She would not wed the best of men,
Twas what she said at first.
She proved her strength of purpose when
She wed about the worst.
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-14
A BUSY BUILDER.

Oscar Mundy, builder, has u number CT
buildings under way. He has Henry
Stump's house nearly completed. Next
Monday the foundation will be started
for q house near the Sacred Heart GENE
terry for E Mrs. Guenlick, and be has
another house at Melrose underway, be-
sides a house at Perth Amboy and some
that be Is r~emodeling. All of the build
ers appear to be quite busy at present.