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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-09

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
70 WEEDS 70.
The Bride Was Coy and the Bride
groom Gay and Happy.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sent. ID
That Cupid is no respecter of ages
was demonstrated at the parsonage OF
the First Methodist church, Wednes-
day night, when the Rev. Joseph F..
Shaw, pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, united John Treen, of
Woodbridge, seventy-nine years old,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Dickerson, of Oak
Tree, who is seventy.
The bride was described as ''as coy
as a maid of eighteen, " and the bride
groom las happy and gay as q youth
of tYenty-one." After the ceremony
and congratulaUion Mr. and Mrs
Treen went to Woodbridge, where
the happy groom has a cozy home
awaiting his bride. Mr.. Treen was a
widower and his bride was a widow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
LApsEs INTO INFANCY.


MORRISTOWN, N. J.. Sept. ia
remarkable case of mental relapse is
that of Miss Mary Scally, the nine
~teen-year-old daughter of Patrick Seal
~ of MacCulIoch avenue, this city. y
few days ago she was like any other
young woman Of her age, bright, ac.
tive and enjoying good health. Today
she is like Il baby of eighteen months,
hardly able to walk and approaching
absolutely nothing of what goes Oh
around her.
This is not her first experience of
the kind. Twice before she has had
these periods of relapse to infancy,
and her case is a puzzle to physicians
and especially to DR.. A. Henriques,
the physician in attendance Oh herr
That Miss Scally is. not of weak in.
tellect is shown by the fact that she
was graduated from the parochial
school of st. Mary's church here and
was one of the brightest members OF
her class. She had one attack Of this
kind before being graduated from
school, hut as she soon recovered from
that it vas thought to be son.e Strange
illness due to overstrdy.
An expert in nervous diseases will be
asked to consult in the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
PERTH AMBOY LANDS
THREE CANDIDATES.
Continued from page ID


a bad name at about the time Church
was running for sheriff. DR.. Growth
err denied these accusations ald de-
clared they were untrue and I'M
founded and that the record of their
candidate for sheriff was clear. He
made a rousing 81 eech aud was
frequently applarded.
Harry Bishop Makes Speech.
Harry o. Bishop, of Perth Amboy,
was the only nominee for coroner
present and he made a speech. Sen
ator w. II. G. Jackson vas also call
ed upon for a speech and. in address
sing the convention, he told OF the
good work done by the members from
Middlesex in the assembly last year.
He also expressed his delight at see
ing John f. Montgomery, whom he
called the old war horse, getting back
into the fight again and urged all to
work hard for the ticket thus insur-
ing its success.
Theodore Strong was upon the
platform and asked to make a speech
but he declined with thanks.
New County Committee.
The new county committee named
Yesterday is as follows:
New Brunswick--First ward, Will
lam Richardson, Elmer E. Leonard;
Second ward, Edward Wagner, joan
Banker: Third ward. John B. Nc
Callum, Leon r. Hlrsh; Fourth ward
Charles Jackson, 5. d. w. Owne5,
Fifth ward, John T. Kemp, Robert
Gilliland; Sixth ward, j.! A. Morris
on, Henry Banker.
Perth Amboy-First ward, George
j. Haney, L.C. N. Brogger, Jr.; Second
ward, Ira B. Tice; Third ward, Rich
ard Peltier, M. Hanson; Fouth ward,
John Anderson; Fifth ward, B. A.
Shirley; Sixth ward, Jorgen Ma'hia-
sen.
Woodbridge-M. j.. Demarest, c.
M. Liddle, Peter Finegan,
Piscataway-M. j. Whitford, Mel
son Giles, Theo. Birmingham.
Raritan-W. R. Drake, Peter Lott.
Metuchen=R. Fl. Wilson.
Dunellen-P. w. Blakeney.
North Brunswick. w. hunl-
4hau.
Milltown--William Kuhlthau.
East Brunswick-D. e. Wade, JOS
eph Hodapp, ST..
South Rivera. S. Church.
Helmetta=C. o. Erickson.
Cranbury-Walter H. Havens,
Monroe. M. vanenBerg.
Jamesburg-Dr. ]. L. Suydam.
Madison-Walter S. Gibson.
South Brunswick. s. Bennett,
H. E. Hathaway.
South Amboy-William S. Dey,
Charles e. St~euerwald, A. w. Cor
don.
Sayreville-W. Fl. Klein.
Highland Park-Thomas Hender
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
NEW CABLE
COMPACT ON.
Direct Connection With the West
ern.COntinent SureO of
Concessions.
LONG NEGOTIATIONS.


NEW fOltlN, sept. 10. through
American enterprise the way mas peeh
Won to connect the western continent
by direct ubmarine telegraphlc lines
with the empires of Japan ana Chma'
Clarence II. Mackay, president Oh ihe
Commercial Pacific Gable company,
has made the announcement maj MS
company has secured the necessary
concessions 10 enter A~oKonaihh' '"pan,
and Shanghai, China. Today the iast
step in Il series OF diplomatic hegotia-
tons which were begun at me WISH OF
President Mckinley ana Whlch nave
extended over a period OF about three
years was taken when MI. 1akamra'
the japanese minister TO me uhlteu
States, afhXed MS signature 10 ID >
agreement with the CommercIa1 "a
cifc cable company for landing rights
at Yokohama. IN agreement Tor lano-
ing rights at shanghai was slgheu oy
China several weeks ago.
When these new cables are com,
pleted, Mr.. Mackay SAID, their length
added to other cables already laid or
about to be built will form part OF a
system which extends two-thirds OF the
distance around the globe.
The cable connections with Doth ia
pan and China will be made by extend
ing the present lines of the company.
which run from San Francisco through
the stations of Honolulu, Midway II
Guam to Manila. Japan Will be reach
ed by laying Il cable from Guam IN
the Paclf1c ocean direct TO
The cable to China Will be lald IRON
Manila to shanghai.
In ANNOUNCING tne successful issue
of the long negotiations MI. Mackay
SAID:
W snail proceed at once WIN the
lnahulacture ana laying OF G ca
Dies, which VIII take several months
Ihe commercial Paclnc Cable compa-
ny VIII men pierce the i east AT
slree poihts-hameiy me
emma ana Japan. WIN Tue caple
when mas Just Deen compietea 10 New
iotndlahd. plus Il hfth cable 10 Nh
rope when VII pe anu 'hls nnon'i'
anu ,he caple from uuah 70 'apah
"'u one i'oni 'i"iiii" ~ 'hansn"i' .ie
company win n"'e SYSTEM eNtei,u,ns
oNer ,"o-'n'rus Vi t"e way arouiiu ohe
siope'
~ was the EARNEST WISH OF ITesi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
AGREEMENT
WITH SHONTS.
President Approves Of the Mark
ell Food Contract Amounts to
Millions of Dollars.
NO FURTHER ACTION.

OYSTER BAY, N. v, Sept. 15.--A
contract for tie hotel and subsistence
concession of The Panama canal zone,
awarded to Jacob Il. Markel of Omaha,
Ncb., by President Theodore 7. Shonts
of the Panama Railroad company, will
stand.
This in effect is the decision of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, who has approved a
report on the subject made to him by
Mr.. Shonts.
The contract amounts in the aggre-
gate to many millions of dollars. but
Mr.. shouts report indicates that ii
may be ~abrogated at the will of the
government, which actually will own
the permanent plant used by Mr.. Mar
KEEL in filing the terms of his contract.
The president authorized, the publica-
ton of a report he had received from
Mr.. Shonts, as president Of the Pana-
ma Railroad company, regarding the
protest recently received by him from
Hudgins & Dumas and ii. Balfe of
New York against the award of the
contract to Mr.. Markell. The report,
which Mr.. Shonts was directed by the
president to make when the protest
was referred to him, is a simple state
ment of the various steps President
Shonts took in the matter and the rea-
ons Which impelled him to grant the
concession to Mr.. Markell.
The protest forwarded to the presi-
dent by Hudgins q Dumas and II.
Balfe alleged that they had not been
accorded fair treatment by President
Shonts and that through a leak in Mr..
Shonts' office Mr.. Markell had been i'll
formed of the nature of their proposals
and had been enabled thereby to in
corporate in his bid the menu which
Hudgins & Dumas had submitted.
Mr.. Shonts' statement clears up these
allegations to the satisfaction of the
president. lie, therefore, has approx
ed the report, and no further action
concerning the protest probably will
he taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
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the large number of delegates. The
missionary character of the conven-
tion was very noticeable. The sum of
SIS, 900 was pledged at the conyen-
ton for the furthering of missionary
work in Japan and Italy. H. J. Heintz
of Pittsburg of ering to pay the ex-
pense of the present missionary that
another could be sent.
Orders were taken for a book of the
Toronto convention now under prep
aration by Secretary Hartshorn.
Miss Baldwin also gave a brief adj
dress on the Toronto convention and
was followed by Rev. e. M. Fergus
son with a few strong points on the
same meeting.
A rising vote of encouragement to
all secretaries was then taken.
The story of the summer school
as Asbury Park was too lengthy and
was not given as the time for adj
journment had her approached.
Thesecretary and treasurer Mr.. Zim-
norman was extended. a vote of
thanks for his excellent work.
secretaries (OultT.
From $50 to 7..30 o'clock last
night, Miss Baldwin, in the absence
of Rev. e. NJ. Ferguson, held con-
ference of all secretaries.
Some of the Visitors.
The church was well filled at each
session. The out-of-town pastors
were:
Rev. w. A. Nevius, South Amboy
Presbyterian; Rev. T. F. Bayles,
First Reformed, Little Falls; DR.. w.
S. MCGOWAN, Woodbridge Methodist;
Rev. Edgar G. Mason, Jamesburg
Presbyterian church; Rev. F. Fletch-
err, Dunellen Baptist; Rev. w. II.
Jackson, Woodbridge Congregation
al; Rev. S. X. Doolittle, Dunellen
Methodist Episcopal; Rev. w. T..
Dorward Stelton Baptist; Rev. w. T.
Clark, Dayton Presbyterian chairman
of convention: Rev. James McNulty,
Woodbridge Presbyterian; Rev. P. t.
Pockman, First Reformed church of
New Brunswick.
The superintendent of the Sunday
Schools are as follows:
s. S. Setover Jamesburg Presby-
terrain; Anna O.. Wall, Jamesburg
Mission; J.. +. Stout, Union Sunday
School, Pleasant Hill; e. w Barnes.
Perth Amboy; Margaret McClmont
Keasby Mission; T. w. Letson, New
Brunswick Reformed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
Local Items

Work at the local dry docks is very
brisk at the present time and will be
so for some time, it Misunderstood.
The members of the local Hay
makers Association will meet tonight
in the Jefferson building to talk over
a number of things in regard to the
welfare of the order. 1t is requested
that all members attend. The Daught
ers of Pocohontas meet next week.
The outlook for a successful oyster
season is not very bright Just at pres
ent, either in regard to quantity OF
quality.
"a dog bit a little girl named Gibson
who lives at 257 Smith street Monday
and the police received a request to
have the dog be shot. 1t was declared
that the owner was willing.
Surveyor Smith is laying out the
ground for A. A. Guigaes' new resi-
dence at Water and Lewis streets, anc
work will be commenced shortly.
Patrolman 4. q. Jensen reported of
yesterday for his yearly vacation.
a leak in the water main at State
street and Buckingham avenue ha:
|been reported to the authorities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
Typhoid at Na1ticoke, Pa.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept. 15.-The
state authorities, who have taken
charge of the typhoid fever epidemic
Mt Nanticoke, reported sos cases to-
day. The borough building has been
turned into a hospital, and the hos
pitfalls of this city, Scranton and Halle
ton have arranged to take some of the
patients. A large number of expert
onced nurses have been engaged, and
every householder has received orders
TO boil all wafer and milk used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.GFurtlier en-
veleping in mystery the suicide of the
young woman ut the Hotel Manhattan
who registered there as "a. w. vii
dey, Washington was the receipt OF
a telegram from Boston. which, signed
"a. L. b." requested Mr.. Patch, thu
manager of the Manhattan, to hole
the body until he could reich this city
The initials signed to the dispatch arr
considered significant in view Of til,
fact that underwear upon the body o
the fair suicide is marked "B.v
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
CONTRACTORS HERE.
Sanford & Harris Visited This End
of the Bridge Yesterday.

Messrs Sanford & Harris of the
firm of that name came to this city
yesterday afternoon. They saw City
Surveyor Smith, and, as recounted in
yesterdays NEWS, Mr.. Sanford
went down to Sheridan street, the
site for the bridge approach, but
did not, remain there long.
The grading work on Sheridan
street is now completed as far as
it can be without some trestlework
which will be necessitated. IT is ex-
pected that steps will shortly be talk
en- to that end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
CONVENTION /
OF W. C. T.U.
County Delegates Are Assembled
in New Brunswick Today
Presidents Address.
.pecial to the Evening News:

Special to the Evening News:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 15:-The
county convention of the W. c 7. U.
is being held in the First Presbyterian
church here today. This morning the
president, Mrs. Arner Fisher, of
%Sayreville, made an address. A num-
Der of the local ministers were pres
ent, among them being Rev. Mr..
SHAW, of the Methodist church, and
Rev. DR.. Knox, of the First Presby-
te"ian church. This afternoon the
election of officers will take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15

cIr1GAGO Sept. Is. Sit. and Mrs
Harry l.. Hamlln and Harry Askin
have completed d New York; Chicago
trip of 1,400 miles, having made the
distance in Mr.. Hamlin's fourteen
horsepower automobile in fourteen
DAYS without a single mishap or me-
cbanicaI disarrangement. The car
weighed 1900 pounds with its con-
tents. The extra distance was GOV.
cred in Il wide detour, which it was
found necessary to make in New York
state on account of heavy storms hav-
ing washed away roads and bridges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
Printing scandal Exposed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 John l..
Kennedy, former agent for the Mer-
gentlaler company, who sold the Mer-
genthaler machines to the government
printing office, is in Washington and
says Il congressional Investigation of
the Lanston contract will be forced.
Kennedy is the man who stirred up
the trouble over the Lanston contract
and Public Printer Palmer by his testi-
mony before the Keep commission. He
asserts that Il part of the I.anston deal
was that Palmer. who was dismissed
recently, was to have that company's
influence to retain his position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
Eres ami Nicarngna.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Direct or
ders from Oyster Bay are said to bt
responsible for the action of the state
and navy departments in preparing tt
send a warship to convey American
Minister Merry to the aid of William
5. Albers afd his brother. imprisoned
on the charge of insulting the presi
dent of Nicaragua and resisting til,
Nicaraguan officials. While there i,
talk of Il naval demonstration, it is be
lieved the governments intention il
merely to insure a fair trial through
the presence of Merry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Judge VIII
liam J. Gaynor of Brooklyn, who ar
rived from Europe, in all probability
VIII be the fusion candidate for
mayor in the coming city election. The
fusion conference now in session lis
ready to tender him the nomination,
and he has minated to representa-
tives of the fusionisis that he will
AXE the matter under consideration
This means, in the eyes of political
observers, that he will accept.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
SUNDAY SCH. WORK
Frs END CONVENTION.
Continued from page ~

]. II. Woglom, Perth Amboy; Rev.
r.. G. Mason, Jamesburg; P. D. EN-
mons, Monmouth Junction; j. H.
Perrine, Cranbury.
Mr.. Corey's Address.
Hon George Corey, of Brooklyn,
then gave the address of the even
ing. Mr.. Corey's addresses never lack
interest and the one last night was
no exception. Mr.. Corey was intro
dnced by Rev. w. T. Dorward a per-
s6naf friend.
Following are extracts from his
address.
Referring to President Roose-
welt he termed him the ideal dip
lomat and in a complimentary way
the Dutchman President of the Unit
ed States. He further stated that
Roosevelt represented optimism. He
divided society into three classes,
The Wills-the Won'ts-and the
Giants Christ was the greatest OPP
timist. He said to his disciples, Go
We unto all the world and preach the
gospel,''=but not until he had pre-
pared them to do his bidding
Nine-tenths of the ministers hate
to speak out.
The church depends upon the
Sunday school for its converts.
OF the 125 persons who Joined
Plymouth Church last May sixty can't
from the Sunday school and DR.. Hill
lis said he could trace none of them
to his PREACHING.
The pastor should make the sup
e~rintendents and teachers of his
Sunday school members of his cab
met.
In Holland everybody who wish
e to be clf y respectable attends
church, BY worship is formal
Theft Msts have all gotten rich
and Ue richer they are the more
partjf II they are about the preach
ingJ AMoody's advice to them
wa ANown and pray and then
n /lNdo something That is
8said to the millionaires
meeting.
Are anything about creeds
lie love of the church.
Joys and girls of the slums
be told they can do some
"a can be somebody.
A~4aefellers money is not any
- Rted than that of half of
is and merchants.
brld was full of darkness
ST came. God didn't want
rpther flood and wasn't
urn it UP so he sent his
} save us.
peniAg of the business SEES
eport OF she auditing com
q the report of the county
was read and were accept
{&8 Lawrence, superintendent of
yary work, then made a short
and urged that every Sunday
be prompt in sending in re-
ticates were then awarded to
M schools contributing three
or more per member, by Cor
{onding Secretary II. B. thinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
FINE WAS PAID.

The fine of $40 imposed on Rich
ard Cole, of ~Tottenville, Wednesday,
by the recorder on a drunk and dis
orderly charge, and in edefault Of
which he was committed to the county
jail, was paid by friends this morn
ing and release papers were sent to
New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15

man, of New Brunswick. The
schools were: Pleasant Hills Pres
byterian; Deans Presbyterian; Fresh
Pond, Presbyterian; Hadden, Pres
byterian; New Dover, M. E.; Mt.
Pleasant, Presbyterian; Stelton Bap-
list; Grace Chapel. Bonhamtowu;
Highland Park, Baptist; First Bap-
fist, New Market; Holy Innocents,
Dunellen; st. James, New Bruins
wick; First Reformed, New Bruins
wick Grace Hill, Monroe Presbyter-
ian; prospect Plains Presbyterian;
Union Hill, Methodist; st. Paul's
German, Milltown; Spotswood, Re
formed; First Presbyterian, of Gran
bury: Second Presbyterian, of Gran
bury; First Congregational, of Wood
bridge; Browntown, Presbyterian;
Midtown, Presbyterian; Monmouth
/ Junction, Presbyterian, and Rose
Hill Presbyterian.
Nominating Committee.
The report of the nominating COM
mittee was then made and the new
officers were elected. The officers
VI the dSoOCldtiOH ltlldlH inc SdLut
with the exception of three changes.
Upon Rev: James Northrup was con-
lerred the honor of being elected
president for the coming year.
Rev. Edgar G. Mason, of James
burg, was elected first vice-president,
and Rev. Frank Fletcher, of New
Market, third v~ice-president.
An invitation was received from
the Dunellen Methodist church to
hold the next convention there.
The invitation was accepted and a
date will be arranged for.
DIR. Snyder's Address.
Rev. M. e. Snyder. Phi. D., of Mill
Vile, made the annual address upon
the Relation of the Sunday School
to Home Bible Study Mr.. Snyder
gave an exhaustive and instructive
address upon the subject of Bible
study from the beginning to The
present day. The address was full
of sound advice and ACCOMPLISHMENT
planned to inspire more interest in
The Bible,
Mr.. Snyder concluded Fls address
by a description of the Home depart
ment work and the good it was do
ing. His address vas one of the
important features of the convention
and was one which sank deep in 10
the hearts of Fis hearers.
Mr.. FerIusson's Address.
Rev. e. Norris FERGUSON made an
address ubOu THE MOdern Sunday
School Teacher" Mr.. FERGUSON
dwelt npon the requirements of the
modem Sunday school teacher and
gaze a brief evolution of the old
teacher into the new. He recommend
ed grading the teachers and estab-
fishing them permanently in the
junior, intermediate and senior
grades.
NnctSe~ point which he brought
out was tao demand of spiritualiza-
ton among the teachers. Mr.. Ferg-
usson spoke strongly upon geograph-
ical demonstration in relation to
Bible study and. the necessity of sun
day school teacher attending eonven-
tions sand lectures relative to their
work.
The Toronto Convention.
T.. w. Barnes, as international
vice-president for Middlesex county,
gave an interesting talk upon the
convention at Toronto. The eonven-
ton was held in the Metropolitan
church, which proved too small for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
WASHING WITHOUT wA,En
4. Like Trying to Get Rid Of Dandrun
without Herpicide.

Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
water?
If you did what would you say OF
him?
1t is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid of Dandruff and to prevent Bald
ness ny feeding the germs which cause
it. with Canthrarides. Vaseline. Glycer-
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most So
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide is successful be-
cause it attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Joe. in
stamps for sample to The Herpiciue Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
n crvrnN croo;.y Arac
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
EMBEzzLER CAUGHT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. b.
Davis Il. Sherrick, auditor of the
State of Indiana. who is charged with
embezzling sl45, 900 of state funds,
and who was removed from Office by
the governor, was placed under arrest
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
BIG new YORK ROBBERY

NEW YORK. Sept. l5;-Jewelry
to the value of IS, 900 were stolen
from Swartz's establishment on Third
venue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15

REGGIE .DI CALABRIA, Italy,
Sept. 15.-There has been a fresh I'M
dulating shock of earthquake, which
lasted several seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15

TIFLIS, Sept. 10. Further re-en
forcements have been ordered sent tt
Baku. The governor of Elizabethpo
has telegraphed for more troops owing
to the menacing attitude Of the riot
ers. A d%eputation from Elizabethpo
presented a petition to General Shirin
kin, commander of the forces, asking
that immediate steps be taken to pre-
vent further bioodshed. The revoiu
tionary party here has issued a proc
iamation calling for a general uprising
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