Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-21
State News


Mayor Payne has ordered the removal
Of slot machints from MillvIlc stores.
Farmers are several weeks behind with
their work ou account Of the severe wea.
Their.
Camera flends weie ont IN force along
the Gloucester beach taking pictures OF
the Ice Jam Sunday.
Miss Laura Estelow, a Melville school
eacher, found her mother, Mrs. james
Estelow, dead in bed Sunday morning.
Augustus Green, Of Nj. Royal leading
a valuable young horse to water Sunday,
when the animal slipped on the ice and
broke its neck.
Mayor Boyiand ordered the Gloucester
police Sunday TO look up gambling in
cigar stores, but the men said there was
''nothin' dom
Catching his feet In a piece of oil cloth.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Plat fell against
a chair in his office in the Gloucester
County jail and fractured two ribs.
Slippery sidewalks in Camden had al
other victim Sunday in Frank Quinn.
of No. s34 South Sixth street, who fell
and cut his face. He was taken to Coo
per Hos pital.
Standing Elk Tribe of Red Men Sunday
night attended service 10 a body at the
First VI. E. church, Gloucester. 4 spe-
cial sermon was preached by the pastor,
Rev.T. s. Hammond.
Rev. f. Kionka, of Riverside, assisted
BY Professor Bryant, of Nit Atty Lutbe.
ran Semin ~, Sunday established a
branch of the German Lutheran church
in Luker's Hall, Gloucester.
Degrees were Sunday conferred on %
candidates by Camden Council. knights
of Columbus at Sig!e Ball, Camden.
Big delegations were present f om every
council in New Jersey and Philadelphia.
A banquet follow ed the ceremony.
Mrs. Mary Rowland Lord, widow of
David Potter Lord, died at the home Of
Mrs. Charles u. Almy, in Park street,
Montclsir, y. j., Saturday afternoon, Of
paral ysis. She leaves 10 direct heirs,
and, it is said, has willed all her proper
ty to charities. /
Several men including Michael Genneti, |
who was stabbed in the breast by, 1t IL
charged, Nicola Sa ola, were hurt oatur-
dav night at Montclair IN a fight over
cards. Savola has been arrested.
a new Episcopal church was organized
Sunday night in Nailsburg by residents
Of Nailsburg and the eastern section of
south Orange, under the leadership Of
the Rev. Lewis Cameron, rector CT the
EPISCOPAL Church of the Holy Commun-
ion, South Orange. Bishop Lines preached.
Charles Slegel, wanted by the Bayonne,
y. j., police { + more than a month on a
charge OF stealing coal from Central Rail
o cars, Sas arraigned Sunday before
Recorder Lazarus an discharged with a
lecture. Siegel had abanoned his family
and been In hiding, but his wife, who
knew his Whereabouts. Loyalty refused to
betrsy him until Saturday, W en- she
and her children were in dire want. Then
she told where he was on a promise of
leniency. g..,ah SO. ,ta-fs o.. - ..-n.
John Corbett, three years Of age, son OF
James Corbett, of No 81 West Nineteenth
street, Bayonne, n. j. was badly scalded
Sunday The leg Of a stove snapped ami
the stove fell upsctting q kettle Of boiling
| water on the child.
The grand ..%officers of the New Jersey
Daughters OF Scotia. auxiliary of the
Order Of Scottish Clans, held business
sessions in carny Friday and Saturday
and were entertained by Mrs. Christian
Robweingon.
None bot the best oaDds al prices you'll
appreciate. at G~rcenbauTn's sale.