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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
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inner Serlt1er correspondent
f4reibt: als i'd ;Shnsn Dor finf Wos
den Wittbeilunger iber ben Stanb
Der @bOleratrantungsn In IurbOf=
Seutf&lano ma6ie, ipra9 i'd bic Sof-
nurg aus, bab bic Seu4e balo srl6s
i&en utiroe. Sieie 9Offnuns 1T isb!
in grfiauns gegangsi, bsnr1 felt elmer
Reibe bon $asen III tein @bolsrafal
niebr borgetommsn. Wdbrenb Der
3eit Der @boleraspioemie ftnb i'm gan.
gen $50 grtrantunsen b~orgefommer,
bon benen 80 t6otli9 uerliefsn; bic
3abl Der Sobssfdle bstrug alio nur
elm SritteI Der grtranfungsr unb fie
mar geringer. als bur&f9nittli9 ins
nerbalb 3ueier Sage in Berlin Mens
f4en on irgenb tuel9sn 2rantbeiten
tsrben. Mit &tdfi9t auf bic 2dnge
.3eit uno oas melt ausssos9nte 8ebiet
mar aber bic 3abl Der grtrantungen
uno Der SOoesfdle 10 ssring, bob Ell.
gentli9 hberbaupt ni9t bon elmer gpi-
bemie 9eipro9en tusrbsn fann.
Sabsi mub mon nod bsosntsn, baB
fir cine srOBs ausbrsitung Der Gpibe.
mic ale m6gli9en 80rbeoingungsn
borbanben paren. Die 3rantseit brad
I'm 9o6iommer aus, alio In Der tpegen
Der @drme fopobl tpie treger bes
Obf9enufes asfdbrli9fen 3eit; es ma.
rem 6lnbIdufe. bic tueitbin perswsist
inb. perieu9t. Die 6ranfbsit bstraf
hauptid4li9 S&ifer, bic ELM itoma.
oenbaftes 2eben fibrsn, aIfo our 8si.
terberbreituns Der 2ranfteii iebr geeig-
net fino unb enoli9 fanb qerabe bieie
2ate9orie bon Weniden an gilbung,
Sauberteit u. /. h. auf benz niehrig-
Hen @ibeau unter Der seiamten beut=
i4en Beb6lferung.
@snn trob aler bieier Womente Der
Seu&e 10 balb ginhalt 9e6oten tperoen
tonnte, 10 mar bies Dor allen Sinesn
benz umffanoe gu b~eroanten, bab tsi-
nerlei geriu9e gema&t uurben, bas
0orbanbenfein Der @bolera ab3uleus.
men. gielmebr uurbe Elm Isi9t Der.
ffdnbli@es. bonn @ei9sgsiunbbeiisamte
beraussesebsnes .Nertbt8lein fir bis
@bolera" peitbin berbreitet unb aui
'biefe @etfe Der Hep6lternnq gelegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Grunoeigentbums uebertragunsen,

Sobn %. Studss an 2ouiis Satten-
BORT, $beil bon Norbwef.8 ierteI, See-
tiOn Is, 9Ownibip Is. Rause 4, 9am-
renee $omnibip. $4,000.
Winnis u. SatterfieIo an Wiqiam
6. Sanders, 2ots 81, 50 unb 81, Sor.
naoap's aooition, BET 9Osbrud. $3.50.
Wi0iam 6. 2anbers an Ssrael
alingsnimitb, basislbs, $3.50.
German 9. 8ornemsier on 2ena
Steel, Got As, Minter's SubbipiRun
% BET 115 SUB, perbeRert, fioli& be,
2ineOln St., Offli9 bon gaf Str.
$1,000.
Sane Gob an gorbon 6. 9idion,
uefli&e 6dlfte bon Got z, 8ilespie's
Subbibifun, Mubsnlot AZ. 24.3 bel
los. 10 Sub, perbshert, n6roli&e Seite
Der ct. Clair Str. 6ffli9 bon WaRa.
9uietts Nbe., $500.
Rsaltp Snpsftmsnt 60. or Sabs,,
6oulano u. a., Got II, &sagar pari
Mbb., 40 BEL $50 5uB, paean!, OH,
ieits Mi6lanb Nbs., iabli1 bon "a.
Str. $3.50.
gilbert 8. glfer an Sames M.
glpthe, Got Is, Square l, 2incolu
parf Mbb. 40.05 bel 140. go SUB, Der.
behert, fiowsfli9s gde %. unb psnn.
fplbania ctr. $4,000.
Seize %. SObnion an @iliam 8,
Sobnfon, Got SO, @inbior place Mbb.
40 bel $50 SUB, bsrbeRert. Wefisits
Nepman Str. iibIi9 BON IL. Str.
81. 900.
glmer Wiliams an Sames @abn
u. u. Got 230, Mlen's 2. n6rbli&e
Nob., 80 bel 100. CUB, perbeKsrt,
Stbieite @bieaao Str. tusffli9 bon
Bolanb ctr. 81, 600.
Sames u. Mcglintpd on Jrant 3.
SiebI, n6roli9e Sdlfte Got 178, Woob.
ruff ptaes, 40 bel 173 SUB, psrbsRert,
ORieite gatl Sribe, fabIi9 bon 10.
Str. SIS, 500.
Sames u. &bbinion an grintmspsr,
aubn & Co.. Got IL, Saumafer's
SH W%afbinston Str. unb Goreft Nps.
81, $50.
Soiepb %. Sslbase an Oscar +.
6rensel, Got 4 unb She'll 5, Suncan's
Nob., 55.11 bel $50 5ub, bsrbeKert,
Defieite 0ew Serfsp Str, nbrbIid
bon Is. Str. SIS, 900.
@barlss 3. 8opsr an Meper & Sri.
fer, 2ots 81, SO, SO uno 40. 8lpd 20,
NOrb indianapolis. 1884 bel 1855
SUB. baeant, norbuefli9e Ode SIa.
bella Str. unb 26. Str, unb 2ut
800. Bromn's fhb6fli6s Nob., 40 BEL
1867 Sub, Ibaeant. gillette 2utbe,
Str. i16rbli3 bon @sformsrs Ctr.
$897.23.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

better begrhnhet. 50 3siste fid, rpis
Die 8ertrstsr bss WerR6erungsgefddf,
ies>es b~Drausseiast battsn. bon 1899
on 4 Sabre lang Elm fetiger Rid9ana
bss Rsinsupa9fss Der bon beutf4en
@sisli@aftsn abssi9lohenen gtrf9e'
runssn. Bon elmer @efammtiumms
BON 331 Wiqionsn Wart, bic 1898
bur9 Nsuabi9liRe bsri8ert %tuuroen.
III Der @siammtbetras Der Reuabi&lahs
auf 289, 200. 600 i'm Sabre 1902 su-
ridgsganssn. Der Salub lag nahe.
baB auBer anberen urfa9en aud Der
I9drfere Winb. Der In Der So3ialpo.
litit oes Rei@es auf benz 5eIoe oes Yer'
R@erun9speiens tpebte. ben beuti4en
@eielf&aften bas iippige gmpurbIibm
berftmmerte, bas He In ben bergan-
gensn bier Sabren aufweiisn tonnten.
Wan braudts ia bios bic 3ablen
fprs9en 3u laIen; In ben bier Sabrsn
bon 1895 Bis 1898 elm fietises Nnfst-
gen bss &sinsuwa9ies biz au Al Drill
liOnen Warf. Mu@ bieien ginuano
gs9en bic beutide 8erfderun9spolitit
baben bic grsebniRe Der lsbten bsioen
Sabre our@ bic unperslei4li9 boben
Stsigsrungen Der @ei6dftsabi<iRe su
S9anoen sema&t. S1on 1908 mics
seasri bas 8oriabr sinen 3uwads bon
tibsr 48 Nilionsn Mart auf. 10 bab
Die bislseprieiene S6df3ifer ION 1898
uieoer abertroHen tuuros. Sin glei.
DIES, frtbsr ME beoba9tetes Nni9wel=
len Der 8ef9dftsabi9lhHs 3eisst biz
sbsn pOrlisssnbsa Ha9wsiis fur bas
Sabr 1904. Sic tibertreffen ben &sin-
3uwads oes 8Oriabres wisoerum I'M
81 WiliOnen Warf. aliO um bic b6&fs
Steigerungs3ifer, bic in ben &C.
i&dftsersebniRen Der oeuti9en 2ebens,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iemals er-
reidt tporben lit.
2sbsnsbsri6sruns tpirb in Ssutf@-
Lamb bon % Nttien.@ sisafdaftsn uni
18 anfalten auf @ssenieitistsit be.
trisbsn. Inter bisien 46 @sisai6af,
ten ragen Die is&s dlteffer uro gr6B.
ten 10 fsbr bsrbor, baB auf fs ALIEN
43 prO3ent Der i'm Sabre. 1904 neu
ab9ei9lofenen 2ebensuerf9erun9en
entfaaen. sic b:fben iebe sinen 8er-
i9erunssbefano bon mebr als ! DILL
liarbs Warf.
Nm beliebtefteu if In neuefer Sell
bic iossnannte alternative Deri9erunQ
g%eporoen, b. 3. bieienige Gorm be,
8erfaerung, bic bic W~us3abluns be,
gerf9erunssiumms bsim Sooe Doe,
beim @rleben zines beffimrnten Sermi.
nes fefIsbt. Webr unb mebr tuiro be,
3wed, fur bas eigsne Nltsr 81, fparsn.
nit Der Sbee, ben angeh6rissn In
Sobssfane elm 2esat au bsrfaafen.
b~erbunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Die @abI.

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ben gsffern Germ 8oofwalter bur& ibr
Botum srtldrt, bab lie Ieinen geripre.
4ungen. bas Maporsamt i'm Snterefe
oes @emeiniueisns unb fret bon iebem
ungebh6rli&en ginfuB su ~bsrtpalten.
@lauben gei9enft unb i'm nit
elmer aniebnli9en pluralitdt sr:pdblt.
Ston Dor Witterna9t fonrtte man bies
aus ben e%inselaufenenB sri9tsn erieben.
Until 1br tp~ieberbolte Ssrr Bootmal-
ter i'm S9atten bes 2riegsrmonumenis
feline 8eripre&ungen bpr elmer 1000
fbpfigsn Menee.
IS 1T au erwarten, oaB er bieis gsr=
fpre6ungsn bdft.
So wiro ni9ts Nussrgsw0bnli9ss
pon ibm berlanat. Sn Der 6auptfa6s
cine 6tonomii9e gsrmaltung UNI cine
fOl&e auslesuns Der gefsbe, baB aus.
i9reitungsn unm6eli6. Der peribnlis
DEN Greibeit aber rur ~usrntinftige Sin.
f9rdnfungen gema9t tperbeu.
Man ernartst bon ibm, baB er be n
@infhfsrunasn BON 3elotert in ben bier
Sa1rsn isinet 8srpaltune fsin @eb6r
i9ente.
Sas 8olf sat ihn u m
ID q 3 o + ermd6l 1t, er m u 5
bas. lint aIten, aber
obne intermdnner.
So mar Elm bitterer 9ampf Der bic
aampagne bssleitste uno geraoe bieie
gittsrieit, nit wsI9er GENTLE Snterei.
fen fur Germ 6Olbmanl sintraten.
bat benz 8olte bic augsn iber ben
gsmsssrunb Der @ebdifsteit ss6ffnst.
Sisisn ginfiub In feline S9ranten
surid8uueifen, mar bas 5aupt-Shue
In Der @nbl.
Die peri6nliGfeit bes Germ Dolls
mann III uns ipmpatii9. gr mar Elm
tii8tiaer unb feiBiser geamter Der
Stnot, bic 2eute, bic Jpn als gerntber
umgaben, fno fur feline Nieoerlage
berantmortli9.
Serr 8oofmalter bate als friberer
Mapor sbenfaIs babur9 gu leiben,
bab er .ieine &atbgeber ni&t ueiie
mdblte unb benielben Su groBen ans
tbsil an Der Administration sinrdumts.
Seine Nieoerlaee 1908 mar auf Die.
Zen llmfanb surtd3uffbren.
gr tpirb bic bittsre piQe bamals ni9i
umionft bsri9ludt, iOnbsrn bur9 Die
g%rfabrung seIernt haben.
Dir bcffsn, UNI Der beffen Sntereiien
Der Staot pinsn, bob 9err Borfualter
feline gsripredunasn bdlt. SIM Der.
trauen oarauf. ipra9 Der telegraph"
su feinen @unfsn, als bic enslif9en
partei.O rsans al ibre Stin!bOmben
peri9OHsu batten unb lsnfte bieW ose Der
8olfs9unf al ieinsm grfolgs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

~ stau&t BE Tish / Mingo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
SEND PROTEST
TO RUSSIANS.

4 mass meeting Of ihe Hcbrows OF
this city will be held tonight in the
Madison avenue temple TO send pro
test to Russia regarding the many
ouuages that are going on in chat
country against the Hebrews. The
meeting will be called 10 order vt
promptly $40 O'Clock and all who
are Interested in the matter are in
vilcd 20 atteud
Arrangements have been mado @
have q number Of local and out 0t
town speakers Among thom will be
Mayor Brace, Lawyer Joseph u.
Stricken and Recorder II. e. Pickers-
gill Rabbi Weinberg oi New YORK.
who is the principal OF the local He
brew school. and others, will ad3ross
the meeting in Hebrew
The committee in charge OF the
meeting tonight is as follows, A. %.
Cohen. chairman; Norris Shumsky,
stephen Brody Hymau Shraeoyitz,
Louis Berger and Jacob Karkus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
LUTHER LEAGUE.

Al the meeting Of the Young Peo-
ple's Society, held last night in Grace
English Lutheran church, Edward j.
Petersen. the delegate of the society
to the Luther League convention
held in Jersey City, gave a report
OF thar convention Emphasis was
laid upon the devotional and educa-
tional principle of the society The
prime junction Of the society was not
social. bun educational The function
OF the league was to educate the
Young people. and older for that
matter. in The doctrines, customs and
usaees of the Lutheran church Mr.
Petersen was elected corresponding
secretary OF the state league
A delightful and profitable time
was enjoyed by all the delegation
and friends who attended the con
venton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
TRIAL DAY AT
COUNTY SEAT.
;ncclol 10 nc Evoning News:

Special TO The Evening News:
NEW BRUNSWICK Nov. o.
This was the first trial day and there
were throe Perth Amboy cases.
Harrison Wilson was not tried be-
cause Chief OF Police Burke, Of
Perth Amboy. could NOT be here ON
account of illness. The trial was set
down for ncXt Wednesday, Lawyer
j. L. Stricken argued to have the in
dictment against Wilson for carry
ing burglars tools quashed but
Prosecutor Berdine objected and
Judge strong ordered that the case
80 TO trial. Lawyer Stricker's claim
was that no intent had been shown
10 usc the tools.
The trial Of Meyer Simon on u
charge Of cmbezzlement from Green
span Brothers at Perth Amboy, was
adjourned until next Thursday be-
cause witness is needed from Chi
cago. Ill.,. who is also interested in
the case against Simon and his COM
panion, Goldberg.
Peter Siersdahl is being tried this
afternoon on charge of adultery
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
BID FOR APPROACH REJECTED;
ALDERMEN WILL RE-ADVERT|SE.
At Adjourned Meeting of the
Board Last Night This Action
Was Decided Upon Not AC-
COrding TO Specifications.

The contract for the city's part of
the Amboy bridge approach was not
awarded last night by the Board of
Aldermen TO Sanford & Harris, the
only firm which submitted bid
Monday night The bid was rejected
on the ground that il was not in. ac-
cordance with the specifications. and
the street commissioner was directed
by motion to readvertise for bids.
This time, however, the specifications
are not 10 call for either new or used
lumber but only for new lumber,
Sanford & Harris bid provided for
the construction of a roadway on the
westerly side of Sheridan street
whereas the specifications called for
ii on the easterly side of the street
AS told in Tuesdays NEWS, the
city's part of the approach would
cost, according to Sanford & Harris
bid, $G,730 for material which had
been used before, and $S,315 for new
material. The aldermen are now of
the opinion that only new material
should be used
a motion was passed 10 reconsider
the motion passed Monday night re-
ferring the grading OF Sheridan street
to the Commissioners of Assessment
on Street improvements for final as
sessment, and the matter was laid on
the table.
Rector Street Paving.
The contract for macadamizlnS
Rector street, from Smith street to
Market street. was awarded to Martin
Hansen, of this city, the lowest of the
three bidders at Monday night S
meeting The cost will be $2, %
%. Thirty working days will be al
lowed from the date of the signing of
the contract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
BOTH FLEETS
IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov %: Eighteen
American and British warshipS from
their anchorage in the North river fired
in unison today national salute OF
, twcnty-onc guns in honor of King Ed
wards birthday Each >aip was Ia full
dress rainbow of h@gs stretching
from stem to stern. Rear Admiral
Prince Louis of Battenberg. With his
squadron of six armOrcG cruisers. az
rived from Annapolis. coming to an
chor in company With ADMIRAL Evans
squadron.
Awaiting his arrival hero eight bat
tlcships and four cruisers Of the nortl
Atlantic llcct lay at anchor in the
North river. stretching; IN single col
umn in nidstscam from Scycnty-nintl
street to On1 Hundred and Twenty
fifth street. The column headed down
stream. with the flagship Maine of
Seventy street and the Missouri,
Kentucky ami kcarsarge Of the first
division. Alabama, flagship of the sec.
ond division: Illinois Iowa and MasSa.
chuseitS and the armOred cruisers West
Nrginin. lag-hip Of the fourth divi.
sion; Maryland. Colorado and Pemsyl-
vania stretching in single column up
stream at distance Of about tNO yards
apart. These twelve mighty ships. M.
der ilie supreme command Of Rear Ad-
miral Roblcy y. Evans. constitute the
most formidable American fleet ever
assembled off Manhattan Island.
The entrance of the great White ileet
into the river was IN Impressive sight.
Stolidly The majestic column of twelve
warships steamed up stream, with HE
flagship Maine in the lead, and an
chored IN succession
Every day of the princes six day
visit in New York is tilled with clabo
rate entertainments in honor Of his
highuess and the officers of his squad
ron. General Grant will be his host ut
luncheon ON Friday. aud Il reception
at Rear Admiral coghlan's will follow.
Tho prince Will give Il grand hall on
board The flagship Drake on Tuesday
ON "Wednesday the last evening OF his
visit. he will be given dinner by the
Pilgrims society Of New York. The
next day his squadron Sails for oiibral
tar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
CHURCH'S MAJORITY REACHES
NEARLY 1000 IN THE COUNTY.

John Hanson. Perth Amboy. Rep,
9.421; George s. Bunting, Piscata-
way township, Rep. 9235; Alphcus
l.. Mundy. New Brunswick, Rep, 81
55l; Frank II Pownall, Janesburg,
Rep, 9.50l John r. Montgomery,
South Amboy, Rep, 9,44S; William
Crowell, Perth Amboy. Dem, 7o0G
Thomas Dunigan, Woodbridge, Dem,
and present freeholdef, G,652;
Thomas Meachan, New Brunswick,
Dem. 6,591; John J Quaid, Sayre-
vile. Dem, 6,671; c. Addison Stults,
Cranbury, Dem, gill.
The vote for coroner Was as fol-
lows, the Two highest being elected;
Harry O. Bishop. Perth Amboy. Rep,
9.2GG Charles Il. Mokc, New Bruins
wick Rep, 9,29S A. J. Martin, New
Brunswick, Dem, 6,7l7: james j.
Flynn. Perth Amboy, Dem, 1,l04.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
WASH N G ON
HOSE OFFICES.

At the meeting of Washington
Hose and Chemical Company last
night officers were nominated, There
are contests for several of the posi-
tions
The following are the nominees:
President, Andrew Anderson. vice
president, John Campbell; recording
secretary Theodore e. Anderson;
financial secretary, Richard Seguine;
one ianitor is TO be elected and Henry
Odlum and Harry Puntcn were nom
mated. Five trustees are to be elect
ed and the following are looking for
the places; James Skidmore, Louis
FRANKIE, Jr., John Campbell, George
Seaman, Thomas Baker, Henry Cd
lum. Paul Geske and Harry Cornell
ius.
For the position Of fire police, only
three men are allowed 10 each COM
pany, but it seems chat every one
wants to hold that position. The fol
lowing were nominated. Paul Geskc,
l.. II. Frank, George Seaman, Charles
Cornelius, Henry Odlum, William
Achenberg and Frank VanSickle.
For foreman John Macan, the pres
cnt first assistant foreman, was nom
mated. tlo mas no opposition. For
first assistant foreman, Theodore
Achenberg, Richard Seguine, Franb
VanSickle and Henry Odlum Fol
second assistant foreman, Charles
Cornelius. John Campbell, George
Seaman, Gustay Bunten, Paul Geske
and William Achenberg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09

River. The republican nominee for
sheriff majority Of 1883 over w.
II. Quackenboss. democrat The vote
on the assembly ticket, the three
highest who were republicans being
the assemblymen elected, was rs fol
lows:
Dl. Frank A. Crowther, Perth AM
boy Rep. 9,5S1; William II. Drake,
Stelton, Rcp.. 9,521, Dr Y, p.
Haincs, South Amboy. Rep. 9,570;
c. p. Rose South Amboy, Dem g.
$50: Louis Hildebrand, ST. New
Brunswick Dem, G,GS2; Joseph T.
Durham, Highland Park, Dom, g.
G1S.
The vote for he new set of free
holders, who will replace the present
board OF twcnty-four members Janu-
AIRY first the new board being made
mp Of five members, was as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
WAS FOUND DEAD IN ROOM
He OCCUPIED BY HIMSELF.

Christian Anthony, an old German,
was found dead in his room in the
Martinoni building in Smith street.
five doors above Herbert street, Eag
lewood, Yesterday afternoon. Death
resulted from perfectly natural caus-
cs. Tho old man. who WAS about
siXty-two years old and was employed
at the Federal clay factory, was seen
about, apparently in his usual health
only a day or two ago The other
people in the house thought it strange
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
COMING TO LOOK FOR SITE
FOR THEATRE IN THIS CITY.

this city will, within short time,
have as handsome Il theatre as there
is in the state The Plainiield thea
ire, which was built in conjunction
with the plainliold lodge of Ellls, is Il
beauty and the pcople OF Plainiicld
arc patroni2ing ii finely when plays
30 TO Plainfield, which is ON an aver
age Of three timcs Il week.
Several sites for the building in
this city have already been brought
TO Mr. Counihan's notice. Plainlield
capitalists are interested in the pro-
lest in this city and Mr.. Counihan is
being urged to build at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09

that he did not move about and an
investigation in the little room which
he rented confirmed their worst sus-
picions. The authorities We're noti-
fled and Acting Coroner Pickersgill
ward and Il business man not wearing
was in turn apprised and Il permits
sion being given the body was taken
to r. f. Burlie's undertaking estab-
lishment. y, ssa ssEs
Anthony had never been married
and he hal no relatives here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09


NEW BRI NSWICK, Nov. 9:
Democracy was overwhelmed in this
city and MiddlcscH county at the polls
Tuesday, the republican victory sur
prisinG the most sanguine and being
greater than this city or county has
known in any year except al a Presi-
Dental election. Andrew :. Church,
the republican nominee for sheriff,
won over William II. Qnackenboss, q
local undertaken. by nearly 1000 mat
iority The entire republican ticket
was elected by a still larger majority,
Quackcnhoss running way ahead Of
his tickot
Unofficial Returns.
The unofficial returns from the
forty-scven voting districts in Middle
sex county give A. s. Church Of South
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
TO HAVE BUT 7
DEMOCRATS IN
LEGISLATURE.
Republicans Have Seventeen Of
TWenty-0ne Senators and
Fify-Seyen of Sixty
ASSembIymen.

TRENTON, Nov Revised cleo
tion returns show that the repuhli-
cans of New Jersey achieved Il vic-
tory almost unprecedented in the his
tory of the state They had as great
a majority on joint ballot in the legis-
iature only once before, and that was
about ten years ago, or in 1896, fol-
lowing the ront OF the democratic
party because of its notorious race
track legislation.
When the legislature convenes the
republicans will have seventeen of
the twenty-one senators and fifty
seven of the sixty assemblymen, or q
total of seventyfour OF the eighty
one members of the two law making
houses. Last year there were four
teen republican senators and forty-
four asscmblymen.
Yesterdays returns show that the
republicans have elected assembly
men in every county In the state, ex-
cepting only Hudson, Sussex and
Warren, with one member each. The
democrats have lost Hudson county,
which has beon theirs for years and
they are also without a single repre-
sentative from any of The poDulnus
districts their remaining counties Id
ing sparsely settled territory.
Three counties, Gloucester, Salcn
and Somerset. were wrested fsaN tn
democrats in the senatorial 4
the republicans re-eleeteJ
in four others The denlo1
only In Warren county,
have always ruled supre
time the majority was gre
ed and for many hours 1t VI
the republicans had on
Gratis have holdover senatd
son, Hnnterdon and Suske
In addition TO this cl4aI
che legislature the republic
ed many sheriffs mayo9s
important city and coant
4Judsoa Kilpatriek Gunl..
can, was elected shernC n
Sussex.
Former State Senator
les was elected sheriff of
county, in spite of the
against him by the del
prohibitionists, aided by
people, who said he had
driving gambling from II
during his term as mayor
In Mercer county Dr.. Y
WAS elected sheriff over
HoG, Princeton busine
was beaten worse thiS
was three years ago, WYE
SO the 0aratic nornif
elected adericlS W.
pG.iicaa, mayor, wres
from he democrats, u
il for two terms.
This Overwhelming
strength in the legisla
able. inasmuch ac ii
the face of some OF
fights ever waged "
IN Essex and Hudso]
Decially, war TO the
clarod against the By
form element won to
all expectations. IN
elect Colby down
Lentz, an old and
er. and in Hudson1
routed Secretary of
and was for thest
mayor OF Jersey Cit{~
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
CREEK BRIDGE MOVED SO THE
TROLLEY RAILS DO NOT MEET.

which is a little out OF gear with the
bridge. and as consequence they
did not run any cars across the bridge
yesterday afternoon and the people
who We're compelled to so to Wood
bridge or come TO this city from
Woodbridge had TO stand out in the
cold for fifteen minutes each trip.
It is possible that the trolley people
viii arrange their tracks today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
PLAYED WITH MATCHES.

Special to the Evening News;
NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. 81
FNe-ycar-od Henry Banner was bad
ly burned as a result of playing with
matches this morning. and may die.
His father and u Hungarian woman
were burned in trying TO eXtinguish
the flames.
Leave want" Ads. at br: nCh Of
fippS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09

The experts who have been making
repairs 10 the bridge over Wood
bridge creek completed the task yes
terday morning at l1.30 O'Clock and
left for New York. Although the
trolley company was notified that the
bridge had been put in order ms far
as the bridge people we're concerned,
they made no effort TO repair the
track on each side of the structure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09

Some one OF the business oppor.
advertised these days may he
the one which yOur good fairy" and
your lucky star" have combined To
mould into shape for YOU.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
TROOPS MUTINIED.

KROusTADT, Russia, Nov 81
The troops have muiinied and are
pillaging the city The inhabitants
are fleeing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
TYpHOON AT GUAM.

GUAM, Nov. g-~A iyphoon has
damaged this island seriously, bur
no lives are lost
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09

EVENING NEWS mas branch Of
fees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09

Want" Ads for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at brakes
Pharmacy, Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-09
Thrents tn Shnnf

Roundman Morris and Pafrolman
4 Jensen went to Hartford street
last night To investigate q Of