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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
GETTING READY TO
LEAVE THE OFFICE.
sheriff Carman Packing Up And Will
Return to His Home in Raritan
Township.
Special to the Evening News:

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. IL
Sheriff Carman is beginning to
itraighten out his accounts and pack
ng up preparatory to turning the of
fee I've to the new sheriff. No more
Witness fees will be paid by the pres
int sheriff and what few there are re-
naming unpaid will be left for the
leXt sheriff to settle.
Sheriff Carman has no idea who
will be named by the sheriff-elect as
lis assistant. He Is quite sure that
10 n in his family will be attached
o the Office of the new sheriff al
.hough for a time Deputy Sheriff
George Carman may stay about the
office till the new man gets the run of
.hings.
Sheriff Carman will move back to
lis home in Raritan township near
Menlo Park, where he lived for sew
eral years and was connected with
he office and laboratory of inventor
Edison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
CONSULAR SERVICE.
President Announces New Regula-
lions for Diplomatic Appointments.

! WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-With the
double purpose Of offering a permanent
career in the diplomatic and consular
services to competent young men and
of improving those branches of the
government service so as to make them
nor valuable than they now are to
the business interests of the country,
the president. ut the instance of Secre-
tary Root, has announced several new
rules. Hereafter any applicant for
appointment as secretary of embassy
or legation must possess Il knowledge
of at least n other language than
English and must be otherwise exam.
incd as to his competency. This rule
is closely in line with the English prac-
tice and in its development will involve
the promotion of the bright young men
in the diplomatic service in the degree
that they Justify it by hard study fit
ting them for new posts.
The examination shall he made by Il
board of three persons designated by
he secretary of state, who will pre-
scribe the subjects to which the ex-
aminations relate and the general mode
Of conducting the same by the board Of
examiners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
IS NOW UNDER
MARTIAL LAW.
Mutiny at CrOnStadt Put Down
by Strong Force Military
Rule for Poland.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 11.-Mar-
stadt. Vice Admiral Birileff. minister
Of marine, has left for the fortified
town.
1t is announced that martial law will
shortly be declared throughout Poland.
All the universities and high schools
throughout Russia have been closed in
definitely by order of the minister Of
education.
Representatives of all political par.
ties in Poland at IL meeting held in the
palace ut Warsaw decided to send
twenty leading citizens TO st. Peters
burg 10 request the emperor TO grant
Russian Poland fun autonomy and its
own parliament. The deputation left
today for the capital.
1t is said that autonomy similar Ia
that given to Finland will shortly be
granted TO Poland. thus settling the UNI
rest there.
The dismissal of General Kaulbars.
General Kleigers and other governor
who permitted Hebrew batting is sig
nificant and will have Il healthy effect
on the rest.
Stories are being industriously circu-
lated that a regular ST. Bartholomew
massacre of the Jews and l~ntellectlals
has been planned by the "Black Hun
dred' OF st. Petersburg tonight and
Sunday.
General Dedulin. project Of police,
has issued an order referring to the ru-
mors OF a proposed attack on the Jews
and the Intellectuals, reminding the po-
lice that on them lies the responsibility
for the maintenance of order and the
safety OF every inhabitant Of the CAPT
tai without distinction of position. ma
tionality or faith.
BY order of the ear a new force OF
troops has been hurried to Cronstadt,
where the carnage by the mutinous
crews of eleven warShips. while stop
ped, may be renewed at any time.
He was informed that the mutiny
had practically been suppressed and
many of the mutineers arrested. but
that the riotous gangs were still in a
fighting. mood and the situation ex-
tremely critical.
Advices received in this city are that
the situation at Cronstadt is still mon
acing. and the most rigid means will be
adopted 10 keep the mobs in subsection.
At Moscow alarming rumors are in
circulation that anti-Icwish outbreaks
will occur simultaneously there and
at st. Petersburg tomorrow, Foreign
ers and Jews have received threaten
ing letters and have asked the autliOri-
ties for protection. but thus far no step
has been taken toward granting their
request.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
Several Sales and Transfers
Have Reen Made During the
Week Just Past.

Peter Dahl, of this city, has bought
eighteen lots at Fords on the Liddle
property through the Nielsen Broth
ers' agency. He will erect houses
thereon.
The G real estate company OF
which Freebooter John Hanson Is
president, is having its large pur-
chase on the Cornell tract surveyed
preparatory to preparing maps,
They will also act as agents for the
Kelly & McAlinden tract.
Jens n. Wester has bought -four
lots ON Stockton street; lots 30 u 80
and 81 from William Preston, and
lot 30 from Erik Eriksen, all in
block 1928.
Peter l.. Ostergaard, of South Am
boy, was the purchaser of a lot on
Barclay street from Joseph E. Chap
man. ttt
The State street lot, block 63, lot
IL, owned by Christina Schultz. has
been sold to Anna c. Jorgensen, of
III State street.
Carl Anderson has purchased a lot
on Grace street from Therkelsen &
Brown; lot Al in block 146.
Samuel Goldstein has sold to Hy-
man and Jacob Greenspan lot 26 in
block $50 on Smith street.
Lot II in block 217, on Parker
street, has been transferred by An
ton Mikolajczak to Jacob Mikolaj-
czak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

lime that they were living so near
each other. Mutual friends in Eliz-
abetil informed Mrs. Werner of Mrs.
Seel's Whereabouts.
=
Miss Lizzie Seel has returned
home after spending a few days with
relatives in Elizabeth and Newark.
While on her visit Miss Seel attend
ed a barn dance in Elizabeth.
Mr.. NJ. F. WINS. of Smith street.
is on a cunning trip to Smithville.
Paul Flenard, of New York. spent
Thursday with friends in town.
William Sharples, of New Bruins
wick, and his daughter, Miss Anna,
spent Friday in town.
Mrs. Louis Kiefrer, Jr.. who has
been seriously i'll at her home for
four weeks, is improving slowly.
Nh. and Mrs. Elias French, of So
Goodwin street. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. William Sharples, of
Clyde station.
Albert French, of Goodwin street.
and Christ Martin, of Market street,
are on a cunning trip to Pompton.
=
Miss Mary Morris, who is teach
ing in Asbury Park, is spending a
few days with relatives in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cappei, of
Boston, are the proud parents of a
baby girl. Mrs. Cappei was Miss
Kathryn Strait and is well known to
many of the younger set of this city.
Star of Grace Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will hold a meeting Mon
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nov. IL
Fourteen southern states. through thcil
governors, senators. congressman and
other representative citizens. mad,
their wishes known regarding the rela.
tons OF states to the federal govern.
ment in the matters Of quarantine and
OF immigration. After IL discussion OF
two days the southern conference on
quarantine and immigration has ig
nored the doctrine Of states rights and
reqiiests congress to enact Il law where
by coast. maritime and national from.
tier quarantine shall be placed exclu
sivcly under the control and iurisdic
ton of the United States government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
| RECEIVED SAME DOSE.
Charles Braskey Had to Pay $40
for Disorderly Conduct.

Charles Braskey, of 81 Penn street,
on whose complaint Mrs. Annie Fish
or, of SO Penn street, was fined $40
Yesterday morning, was fined an
equal amount last night by the re-
corder on a charge of disorderly con
duct brought by Mrs. Fisher. Dur
ing the day there had been more trou-
bic between the house of Fisher and
the house of Braskey, and Mrs. Fish
cr complained to the police. Patrol
man MeshroW was detailed to go to
Penn street and order both parties
to appear before the recorder at I
o'clock, which they did; and it cost
Braskey $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

IN CHURCH

Tomorrow morning. in Simpson
NJ. Z. church, Rev. w. C. .Snodgrass
will preach. Mr.. Jacobs will ad-
dress the Sunday school children at
2:30 and at 4 O'Clock DR.. Snodgrass
will preach a sermon for men only.
All men are invited TO this service.
AT the evening service Mr.. Jacobs
will preach.
Next week Mr.. Jacobs will address
the children each afternoon, except
Wednesday, at 4 O'Clock.
The Sunday services at the Ban
fist church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: $3.50 a. m, praise and prayer
service led by j. A. Miller; 1880
a. M. service and service by the pas
tor. topic In His Steps, Text.
Genesis 5, "a. 2:30 p. M. Sabbath
school; $50 p. M, Bible Day Rally
of the Sunday school, at which the
pastor will make a brief address.
The church will be beautifully
decorated for the rally and the pas
tor has extended a cordial invitation
to all to attend.
Rev. William Powell Hill, pastor
of the First Baptist church. will give
a series of Talks" at the Wednesday
evening prayer and praise service.
The general topic will be 'The
Christian" and the topics in order
will be:
/. who Is a Christian"
9. 1.-The Christian and His Life"
8. THE Christian and His Testi-
mony."
A.. The Christian and His Bible"
5. The Christian and Prayer"
q s.Tbo Christian and Gorxrioa -
Z. 1.-The Christian and His
Church."
s. The Christian and His Mon
ey."
8. The Christian and Missions"
10. THE Christian and His Cor
onation."
The Baptist Sunday school will
practice tonight for the Bible Day
Rally tomorrow night.
Tuesday night the Young People
of the Baptist church will hold a
meeting.
Monday night the women of the
church will meet at s o'clock in the
chapel for conference and prayer
with the pastor, Rev. William Pow
ell Hill.
Rev. John II. Elliott, d. D., pastor
of the Thirty-fourth street Reformed
church. of New York, a noted speak
er, will conduct the evangelistic SER
vices in the Presbyterian church in
December in conjunction with
Charles Rykert, who will conduct
the musical part of the services.
Tomorrow. in the Presbyterian
church, Rev. James Northrup will
take for the subject of his morning
service, The Reign of Grace" from
Romans s., 81.
The subject Of the evening SER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
BANDIT SHOOTS
MAN AT RARITAN.
Twelve Year-OId yOungster Step
ped Into Road and Demanded
Man to- Halt.
loc. and 25c.

RARITAN. Nov. 11:--Driving a
team of horses in Main street here
yesterday William Benzer was shot
in one of his hips by a boy bandit,
who attempted to hold him up.
The boy was about twelve years
old. When he\stepped into the road
and ordered Benzer to stop, at the
same time displaying his revolver,
Benzer thought he was fooling or
playing some game, and kept on. The
boy fired and the bullet entered Ben
zer's hip. Then the %youngster fled,
and has not been captured. Benzer's
wound is not dangerous unless blood
poisoning sets in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
RcIh ncIn Enr Rirnmx.

WHITE PLAINS. y. T., Nov. H.
Albert V. Deane Reid, who is en-
.deavoring to secure the release of hi'
bride from Bloomingdalc asylum, t,
which she was taken the evening fol
lowing her marriage by her brothers
was arrested at the close Of the Ia
beas corpus proceedings hearing here
on Il bench warrant issued by Record.
er Golf of New York city. Reid hav
Ing been indicted by the New lork
county grand jury upon u charge OF
bigamy. lteid denounced his arrest as
an outrage and denied his guilt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

ALBANY. y. V. Nov. 11.-Morris
~Schoenholz. who WAS serving ii forty
year term for arson. has been pardon
ed by Governor Higgins. On Oct. is,
1895. Schoenbolz was convicted of set.
ting fire to IN occupied dwelling. Later
he helped The district attorney of Kings
county to convict II number of Others
of the same crime.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11:-Chris-
tian Hauge, the Charge d'Affaires of
Norway here, whose appointment as
Minister to this country is announced
from Christiania, was secretary of
the legation of Norway and Sweden
here from 1901 until the outbreak of
the recent revolution, when he re-
signed. but remained in this country
awaiting instructions from the Nor
wegian government. Mr.. Hauge's
home is in Christiania. In May of
last ear he married an American,
Mrs. Frederick JOY, of Louisville,
Ky, whom he introduced at court at
Stockholm last winter. Mr.. Hauge,
who becomes the first Minister of the
new separate government, opened the
legation here a few days & under
cable instructions of November /,
when temporary appointments were
made for nearly all the European
governments as well as the United
States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
MINISTER FOR
NORWAY HERE.
Mr.. Hauge Is Named for United
States Or. Nansen Goes to
Court of St. James.

CHRISTIANIA. Nov. 11:-Fridjof
hansen, the Arctic explorer, has been
appointed Norwegian Minister to
Great Britain. H. c. Hauge, at pres
ent charge d'affaires at Washington,
has been appointed Minister at that
capital.
The municipal authorities are dis
cussing arrangements for the tri-
umphal entrance to the capital of
King Haakon VII prince Charles of
Denmark).
Wilhelm B%jerkens. the noted math-
ematician, left here today for New
York, in response to an invitation to
lecture at Columbia University. He
will also deliver a course of lectures
at Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11
NIGHT SCHOOL GROWING
Now Have Thirty-three Pupils En-
r0lIed-An Extra Teacher.

The new night school which was
recently established in the /. o. G. T.
Hall in Prospect street, is growing
wonderfully and at the present time
thirty-three pupils are members.
John Stair is the principal and Mrs.
Harry Pateman has been engaged as
a teacher. Books have been purchas-
ed and will arrive here early next
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

vice will be "The Wiles of the Devil, =
Eph. 6, IL.
The subject of the Wednesday
night prayer meeting will be THE
Good Samaritan A business meet
ing Of the Y. p. S. c. e. will be held
Immediately after the prayer meet
ing.
The Foreign Missionary meeting
will be held Monday evening. This
will be the first of a series of meet
'ngs on Africa. The subject will be
Opening up of Africa"
The Home Missionary Society will
meet in the church parlor Tuesday
At 3 p. m, and the Ladies Society of
the church will meet 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon.
At the evening service in Grace
English Lutheran church, tomorrow,
the Rev. f. j.. Keuling will preach
upon the "Manasseh's Sin and Re
~pentance.' Morning service at 1880
and Sunday school at 2:30.
Holy communion will be celebrat-
I'd at both morning and evening SER
vice in Our S%aviour's Danish Luther
IN church tomorrow.
The regular Sunday services will
De held in Our S%ayiour's Danish
Lutheran church tomorrow.
The Ladies Sewing Society of the
church closed a successful two-days
fair last night. They realized $149
rs the receipts of the sale of fancy
articles and refreshments.
= m >
TO BE MARRIED TOMORROW.
The marriage of Herman Roessler,
NJ fh2 firm nf nnn L. RnncGInr md
Miss Ray Prudential. of Newark,
will be solemnized tomorrow at 10
O'Clock in the Temple B'nai Jeshur-
on by the Rev. DR.. Silberfeld.
A reception will be held at the
brides home, "a Breintenall place,
to which only the immediate rela-
tives will be invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roessler will leave
tomorrow night for a weeks trip
through the south and upon their re-
turn will reside in this city.
CARNIVAL CLOSES.
The Carnival of Nations held at
the Presbyterian chapel. under the
auspices of the Ladies Society of the
church, closed last night after a uc-
cessful run of three nights.
al Nv SOOuS were lldIlNcu uOWn
and scarcely an article OF any kind
was left.
The salad supper proved a great
drawing card and many people en-
joyed the delicious viands.
The ladies who have worked so
hard for the fair feel repaid for their
endeavors as the fair. without a
doubt, has been a great success.
Mrs. Sarah Applegate, of Asbury
Park. and Mrs. George H. Blue. of
Ocean Grove, have been visiting Mrs.
&. ID. Runyon during the past week.
q II
Mrs. Edward Werner, of Rich
mond Valley, s. L., visited her school
mate, Mrs, Charles Seel, of Market
street, for the first. time in twenty
five years, not knowing in all that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

The legislative committee of the
New Jersey Undertakers' Association
met in Trenton Thursday and form
ulated a bill to be presented to the
next legislature, asking for a board
of examiners. with power to exam
inc and license persons to conduct
the business in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

Gardens drug store. 81 Hall av-
snue is a branch office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where Want" Ads.
Ire received
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

PITTSBCRG. Nov. LITTLE fifteen
men arrested in connection with the
death of Joseph Delcgio mt the Roma
hotel here have been released. as al
investigation has disclosed the fact
that Delegio was Intoxicated and acct
deiitally fell from HE third fioor win
dow. killing himself.
for TLo NE0Tc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

Would you \be free from the ills that bring paleness.
lassitude and depression? Would you be glad to avoid
sick headache, bilousness and constipation?
Would you possess the pink cheeks, the bright ewes.
the buoyant spirits that make splendid and attractive
womanhood2 To be we'll and happy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

want" Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at brakes
Pharmacy, Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

Several faint snow fiurries were
noticed at Pleasantville Thursday,
the first of the season. I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

LYONS. \. Y, Nov. II. - Central
Hudson signal tower No. Is was burn
ID last night. 1t contained the lnterl
King switch devices for the r%ililroat
Is here and The block system. whicIN
badly crippled. The loss is about
,iaal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-11

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Eepattemeut fir bifcutlife @erteFetnngen.
Inter epn rtemeut: Snfeti'Seb6roe,
Baltimore, NIB.

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MiQiant Vrinomauu.

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at @,eripuIlhte iInb Sreunoe Der Camille ADJ
iliraSbou cin9elabeu fino.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-17

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