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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
The Hyy8ttau Death T.,nycr

Upon the minds of such q people SIS
the Hawaiians were while under thelr
ancient form OF religion, II was tut
natural that superstition should gan .
rooted hold. The most curious and ci
fective belief to which they were made
subject was that Il man can he PRAYED
TO death, IL belief that survives among
the natives to the present day. Eor
the success OF the tragical death PRAYER
II was necessary to obtain some l;lir
or a piece OF finger nail Of the intended
victim. \ priest was then employee
to use incautation and prayer for his
destruction. Always informed Of the
doom that the priest WAS invoking upon
him, the victim generally piued away
and died.
There is n story that an EnelishInaH
in the service of kamehameha | hav.
Ing incurred the dSpleasure of q priest.
hy the death prayer process. The AD-
Saxon. however, set up an opposI-
ton altar in derision and jokinYly pro
claimed that he intended TO pray The
priest TO death Alarmed at the threat
and overu helmed at the failure of his
own incanttions, the sorcerer died
proving by his death his faith IN lIs
religion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
|EWS TO CELEBRATE
Will Properly Observe Their Coming to
America 250 Years Ago.

A committee of Jews is making ar
noements for the celebration of the
kMh anniversary of the settlement OF
NC in this country and more par
cularIy of the grant by the Dutch
roct indies company of 1859 CT so
al and political privileges to Jewish
Dttlers in New York. as il is now
svs The New York Sun. Jews were
bowed 10 acquire real estate and TO
xercse in quie1ness their religion
thin lneil houses but We're oxclud-
from employment in the public ser
ica were net allowed to open retail
hoes and were enjoined tC build
heir houses CLOSE together in a con-
Serient place on one or the other side
New Amsterdam, though actually
hty seemed to have resided where
hev willed.
| Their exclusion from retail trade
drove them into foreign and inter
kGIonnaI trade. and Jews. though few
b number. became among the most
srominent and successful of the i'm
horers and SeXpClters of the colonial
ktri9d. How few they were is ndi-
lated by the fact that even at the be-
tiDnng of the last century the Jew
|sh population of the whole Union was
estimated al les; than 3o00 and had
decreased to only about $4,000 so late
Is the middle of that century.
Thereafter, however. they Increased
Nth relative rapidity. so that by 1880
theil numbers We're estimated at about
quarter Of a million. Then came the
kreat Jewish immigration. since which
Fhe Jewish population of the United
States has grown TO about a million
pnd d half of which about one-haH
Rre in the city of New York. The
American Jewish year book for the
present year estimates the total
humber of Jews in the world at about
Il ,oo0,0oo. Nearly ore-sevenlh Of
hem, therefore. are now in this coun-
fy. The only countries where there
Ire more Of them are Russia, with
abont ) 600 000. and Austria Hungary.
NTH about 1000. coo and it is from
hcse Two countries that their emf
,raton 70 the United States is now
cost numerous.
Already there are more Jews in the
,ity q New York than all Germany
" nearly 200. 600. and the volume OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Could he Happy IL We Wished.

II in less fortunate time than ours.
when the resources Of mind and body
were less varied and plentiful than
they are now, men and women took de-
light In life, warmed both hands at It's
fire and filed their hearts with Joy and
gladness. may we not conclude that
they were happy simply because they
lived, as we might, in the right way,
and put to their right uses that which
was provided for them i-Christian Reg
1atPr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
DFMOLISHING HIGHER CRITICISM

Shortly before his death General
Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia addressed
the New Jersey legislature in connec-
iion with commemorative celebra
lion at the historic town of James
town. After his speech. relates the
Philadelphia Post. the conversation
d.ifted to The early history OF Vii
.inia and incidentally the matrimoni-
a alliance between Captain John
Smith and Pocahontas.
Il never discuss marriage said
General Lee, without thinking of an
old darky preacher in my state who
was addressing his darkskinned con-
gregation. when a white man rose up
in the back of the building.
"'Mr. Preacher said the white
man.
Sir to you, said the parson.
"'Mr. Preacher, you are talking
about Cain, and you say he got mar
ried in the land Of Nod after he killed
Abel. But the Bible only mentions
Adam and Eve as being en- the earth
at that time Who, then did Cain
marryo Did he marry his MOTHER
The preacher snorted with un,
feigned contempt.
Huh he said You hear dat,
hredderen and sisters? You hear dat
4co7 question am axed? Cain, he
went TO de land of Nod. Just as de
Good Book tells US. and IN de land O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Decline OF THE USE OF ENGLISH

Il WISH said an anxious mother
with a sigh, that could induce my
children 70 speak English"
English. exclaimed he other
RaueAing. L wish I could induce mine
Ho speak little French just for prac-
hjce.9
ii il We're only a question between
Enslish and French said the first
Breaker, Il think I could endure the
2atter very comfortably. But it's a
Question between English and jargon,
apato.S. lineo-whatever YOU choose
70 cal it. 1t is slang of the slang
}est--tf1e coarsest-oh. it is simply
GER be TO me. love the English
Fongue. ard love refinement and
&ood breeding. But in the speech Of
Our young people there is little left
tt either"
You are quite right began the
Friend, bnt the first interrupted
ber by saying:
Ny dear, you shouldn't say that.
II Is 80 GOOD English even for mid
pleased people Of this day You
ashould snap out that's risht,' with
slansy emphasis"
"Oh, know it isn't even confined to
Vcons peopie. know a woman-yes.
sne IS q l2dy-who says "sure.' and
s'ts Up 20 you to dc, SO and So
Wen, you and viii never come 10
lhat, am sure But my daughte:
informed ne this morning that ! was
'on the blink meaning, suppose
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Time to ReRin.

Are you doing as much to brighten
this world as single sunbea 10 does!
Are you sea ttering as much fragrance
in the lives about you as ,s shed by
one little vjolet1 DO you refresh tired
hearts as drop of rain refreshee q
dropping plant? II not, it is time to
begin.-Detroit Free Preee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
One Price. Plain Fioures.

Every instrument Vii have large
tag which will plainly INDICATE the for
mer regular selling price and The pres.
CT. sale price. There VII be but one
price. the price marked All will have
ar equal chance 20 secure the bar
iains.
Space viii not permit an adequate
description Of The many great bargains
here A call Of inspection ann invest.
2ation is necessary % understand AMI
fully appreciate what this sale neare
to you. cf the money.saTine pcssibil
itles here persented
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Nis EeOAOny.

Wyte - Browne is very economical,
isn't be! Black-Browne? Well, I'll
tell you Browne is the sort OF MAJ
who. when he wants an awl and hasn't
any, instead of buying one will 20
to work to make one by Strengthening
ont q corkscreW
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Ladies Tan
Walkine


u Ihe demand fer tan shoes grows
fiarger every day. No one can be well
ssdressed this summer without a pair
so1 tans. We anticipated this condi
ZION and are prepared 10 show hand
IsGne line Of tan oxfords.
IN our ladies department we are
showing very swell Russia calf
thsucher oxford. hand welt sole, in all
sizes and widths al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Where Happiness Is Found.

Don't look for true happiness in the man sion
OF the very rich. where high-priced physicians
are called in to doctor every ailment But seek
il and ind it, too in the comfortable homes of
the middle-c ass and called Door, where
Green's August Flower is always used to keep
the family healthy-to cure all stomach troubles
whether indigestion. dyspepsia. consti patton.
loss of appetite, bilious attacks OF torpid liver
Trial bottle, August Flower 2Sc. Big bottle sc
At al druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Overeducated Htndco.

There exists among lndia's educated
classes a mad desire for professional
vocations. Take walk in certain
streets in India, and you Will observe d
perfect panorama of signboard depict
ing professional callings. and the bust
ness houses are principally conspicuous
by their absence--Times OF India.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

The Honenbcrs Music company of
Lite Rock. one OF Ia. oldest ana
most highly respected concern. in Inc
country, with numerous branch houses
in The state" hay" decided 10 tiscon=
tIau, 1heir branch house system. and
IN tl1e future deal direct with thepeo=
i,le. thereby cutting oul al f the bic
expense. every dolla1 0f which viii be
>aHed by thejl customers
Little Reek. Arl1., May %. 1903.
NJ. ", A teyhe.
Factory Agent.
Dear Sir:.--
We have decided 10 discontinue al
of our branch houses. We find thaf
VIZ can reacn the people IN a much
less expensive way. ana VIII III the fu#
taro deal direct with them from our
homo office. We wish yon to proceed
al once 20 Pine Bluff and close out all
goods on hand there in IN" next 10
days. This you can do by offering cV
eEythine at cost There are some
eooGs there that You can cffer at less
than cost Anything remaining aftor
10 days you VIII ship 70 Little Rock.
Very respectfully,
HOfI.ENBERG MUSIC COMPANY.
Thai makes the matter very plain
am here to close out this stock Of
N&re.S and oYcans &nG nave positive
orders as to how tG proceed about il.
The lIellenbo42 Music company are
nt anly The largest dealers in the
state, hui they have enjoyed the dis
t.rction of dealing cuiy in the very
best grade of goods and their stoci<
here is proof positive Of this assertion,
as il includes such wcll known makes
as the Hallett and Davis Kin1baIl
Chickerine. Krel, Whitney Hallen-
nerg ReyaI. Hinze and others prac=
tically all Of them new. very few Of
accordingly
We intend 10 close out this entire
stock in just 10 days tine. We realize
"f course, TO do this NO COST, NO
PROFIT can be considered i must
be a slaughter Of prices. pure and SIN
pie The prices must be made so low.
and the terms SO easy that The instru-
rnents Will really sell themselves at
sight.
Beginning Monday morning al 8
o'clock sharp and continuing for 10
days and no longer. I VIII offer this
entire stock Of pianos. organs and pi-
ano players al The most remarkable
dicounts ever made in this Or ~
Gher city. My orders are nla'n a.
to the point. For 10 days cIlF -.
Instruments will be offern1 7eiT
first cost (many Of then a lsss than
cost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
a EinnN 4rrnhaf.

No two leaps Of lhe tal1ron are quite
alike. AS the tarpoh comes out tnto
day his jaws diStcnd. his 9ilis tap open
aud the mullct bait hieS out across the
water fer Il hundred feet. while ne
retches at the hook shakins his head
anGrily from side to side like a horse
that fights his hit. Iii M GhiGht be VIII
turn and cut into the stream with a
head on dive that makes Il perfect cleav-
age of the Whuencd water His bext
emergence May hc q back soDersault
and his third a long distance jump with
ne height to It lNut substantial gain
IL feet. With infinite spirit he will
continue his play until Absolutely worn
out, when the spring aud solNcrsuult
ing lapse into a long. rolling stroke
from side to side, showing the two foGt
dorsal flament, which waves and Il lats
out behind, like some jndeYendent Wa
ter creature. Country Life In Amer
lea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

Nod Cain s5'S So lay an So >hHIess
3at he up an m8Tries sal O. one q
dom no.'eolmt pore White trash fam
les dat de inspired apostle didn't con
sider titrin 10 mention in de Holy
Word "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
A Puyyle,

Miss Snowf1ake-Wha did Jim Jack
son git married for: Miss Washtub-
Goodness only knows, He keeps right
on work in Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

He who isn't reached by adver'is
ing is blind and deaf.-Nath c. Fow,
Ter, Jr. Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
store open Nights Till 9 O'cIock--4,2 Main Stree es

Ihere are upright pianos he}e 8k.sf
always sell regularly AT $22a 10 Sttg}
q clesc=e eut at $94. Sill. SIG 80 - ~.
Terms. $50 down. Sc, Sc to $40 Juoe,x-
y OF all cash as desired
II scarcely matters how lth 1vN
feel Live ,nv"stinG in an insfrernyw91
h@W We believe. if You act GqlfkM
You will find here the plan. Of Ystr
Choice, 1t your price and on Ie4,ng'
made 10 suit you.
pumbef Of standard grade ~
RIGHTS, Earicus makes. in mahoSaR3.
alnnt English oak and French naA=
nai cases. that sell regularly al $Iai
Sa15 and $f25. TO close ont at slIg..
S1S4. $2t&, SOS to $2i3.
Toms. SO 10 $40 down, Sc to sta11
monthly, or cash.
Oar one price, plain figures VT
make piano buying safe and easy FIR
SUu. A child can buy with as much 70,
telliGtnc" heie as the ShrcN,lnsts
grown person.
There arc high grade pianos here.
The kind that cn&t regularly $ign n.
$50. that viii be closed out at SosE.
$50 to 1896 on terms made 10 s,tts
your convenience.
We will ondeavor 10 please yo1 rs:
to The terms Of payment They viii he
made so easy that all can own pl:.e1,
now
We have Il number Of he very hlyt.
esl grade and eiabOra,ely caScd VI
rights that We are very anxious srs
dispose #. Here is chance ro nwa
one of the worlds best makes al n
price usually asked for a cheap piamt3
They sell regularly at $475, $500. SSsaB
and 5000. They will be closed out an
s29S, SAG TO $34S Terms, ql5 ~
S25 down s. to $40 monthly, or aIF
cash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

Be ignorance thy CHOICE where knowl-
edge leads to woe.-Beattie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

Mrs Styles-Now Bridget, Mr.
Styles objects to your entertaining
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Out of Town People.

People living at distance caa ,seai
@tfOrd to come a long way to sccurs
"no If these bargains No one sboujri
IN IS this opportunity. We will set
I lanes anywhere oh oul easy pasnifEs
plan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Used Upright Pianos.


A $4OG WheslOck upright for S95
4 1925 Stoddard upright for $l6J,
4 1928 kayt \ upright for $l4a
A s375 Whitney upright for Sl9a.
\ $3.50 Klnball upright for Sl8S
A s3S5 HolIenberg upright for s3.a
A $500 Chickerine upright for SIZE
A 1928 Hienze upr. .ght for s1s7
Square pianos 10 close out a; Sfs,.
S1s. s2G 10 $40. Yon would be ANA tssl
= the values These splendid bargains;
RAY he had by paying s.. s4 and 81,
ncpthy.
Organs, various makes. tG close CUE.
IS, s12 SIS, s25 to s:;s. on easy ternrs
Piano Players.
Have you sleeping piano? AROUSE
it with Kimball or Apollo player 4
few to close out at half pre-.
AS the time is short an early eaB'
is advisable in order to secure drsx
choice. We are sure there will naA
pe SupuSH " ~ dIouiIO, 81 JSu aESSf@E
not delay your visit to this sale,
The store will be open every even.
ing til 9 o'clock to accommodate 1hvs1
unable 10 call during the day s&E
Main street
fIOLLENBERG MUSIC COMPANY
w. A. Teyhe, Factory agent N
charge Of sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

hat policeman in the kitchen i.
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27

wIIJ TAKE Six MONTHS.


Although the five new ferryboats
owned BY the city wefe running to
Staten Island yesterday they we're
not making the fast time they will
make when the pilots have got the
hang of the steering gear in working
order.
One of the pilots says it will be
six months before the boats are in
perfect shape for shortening the rum
ming time between New York and
Staten Island at least ten minutes.
One of the boats last night was an
hour and a half in making the trip,
and all of the others took from fifty
minutes to an hour. The pilots
were unable to shoot them into the
slips as they had the old boats to
which they were accustomed, and
they were carried far out of their
ourse by wind and tide.
The new boats are being run every
fifteen minutes between 6 a. m. and
10 a. m. and between 3:45 p. m. and
$50 p. m. From ! a. m TO ) a. m.
they will run hourly, and rapid-tran-
sit trains on Staten Island will run
in connection with them. AT all
other times of the day the boats will
run every half-hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27
Woodbridge
LOCAL ITEMS.

Want" Ads. for the EVENING
NEWS will be received at brakes
Pharmacy. Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breckenridge
and daughter Marion are sojourning
IN Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lee are now
occupying the house on Main street
recently vacated by DR.. Doyle.
Mrs. w. II. Jackson's large black
dog, answering to the name of Major,
las been missing for a week.
Miss Edna e. Parks, of Railway,
md Mr.. Clarence Carpenter, former
" of this town, were married We'd
lesday night. They have gone TO
Washington on their wedding tour.
About twelve persons enjoyed an
Informal dinner at the club house
Tuesday night. Each person brought
! course for the dinner.
Miss Beatrice Jackson has been
II, but is improving.
Mr.. Gorham Boynton's horse died
Thursday of lockjaw.
The first Presbyterian sociable of
The season was held at the
Thursday night. 1t was well at
tended and all had a delightful time.
Rev. S. B. Rathbun and family
will move into town for the winter.
In the spring they will return to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27
New York

FLOUR Firm and .nominally higher
Minnesota patents, A6oa5iO; wslin5te e
3.35; winter patents, $4.25M4.G5.
WHEAT-Strong and Il cent higher OF
bullish Russian strike news, heavy cover.
ing, expert demand and commission house
buying; later prices reacted fractionally
under realizing; December. 941sa94 l3-l6c.
May, 93AMB 9-l6c.
.CoRN-l'airly active and up, Sc. g bush
el ON the big cast demand and with
wheat; December. 57a57lsc.; January,
j4Ac.
OATS : Firm and lsc. higher; No.
white, natural. S5lsmSjc.; No. . white, clip.
TALLoW-steady; city. 1850; country
4l&@4Ac.
H~OPS-lCasy; state, common to choice,
1905, 15u &c. 1904, 16u 20c. olds, Sdl0c. Pa
cilic coast, 1905, l2nl6c. 1904, l2ml5e.; Odds
BTTTER-Creamery, extras. per pound.
-Sd2Shc. Mercantile Exchange o%fflciai
quotation, extras, 23c.); tlIsts, 20da212c.
seconds, 171s@1sc.; thirds, l6@i7e state
seconds, l712M1S1Ac. thirds. 16ls@17c.
CHEESE-State, fun cream. small and
large colored and white, fancy. 12Ac.
N9Ac.; good, SAmSlsc. common to fair,
dAN 71ec. fun skins s4msa4c.
EGGS-State. Pennsylvania and nearby
selected, white, fancy, 34m35c.; choice, 300
32c.; mixed, extra, 2Sc. flrsts to extra
trsts, z5m27c.; d%irties, l4al7lac.; checks
l2@15c. refrigerator, April packed. fancs
marks, 2l1@m22c.; average prime. alc.
May, 19d20l9c. summer, 1SGf9c,
LIVE POULTRY - Chickens, spring,
nearby, per pound, lie; fowls. Re; old
ROSTERS. Sc; turkeys, lac; pigeons, pei
DRESSED PotfLTRY-Turkeys, spring
dry picked, per pound. 19m22c. scalded,
lO920c. old, Haze; b%roilers. A pounds to
pair and under. Philadelphia. dry picked.
20d2lc. New York and Pennsylvania, 160
Zoe, chickens, roasting, s pounds to pair
and over, Philadelphia, lSM23c.; New York
and Pennsylvania. 10016c.; fowls. Phila-
delphia, dry picked, 1tm15c.; cocks, Old
dry picked, S1ac.; scalded. &C.: ducks,
spring, Long Island and eastern. 17lac. /;
Pennsylvania, Jersey and Connecticut.
l4d16c. geese. white, per pound, 1SM20c. /;
dark, 15M16c.; squads. prime, large. white,
per dozen, $2.50M4; mixed, $2.g; dark.
81. 10; culls, 50n Toe.
DRESSED MEATS-Beef quiet at So
SIC. per pound, with a little extra beef
selling at SAM9c. calves lower at S1hd13c.
per pound for city dressed veals. 7n11lsc.
for country dressed and 4nTc. for grassers
and fed calves; mutton steady at 1hM10c.
per pound: lambs easier at 106J13c. coun-
try dressed hogs lower at SAMShc. per
pound for light. Ease. for medium and
sac. for heavy hogs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27
STATEN ISLAND 7

MISS Anna frederika kodewald
qaughter OF ME-, n MRS. ffederlcR
=. OF 81. MARX $ place.
New brighton was marrled Wednes,
aay evening 10 Carl a.: hodewald, OF
Lonuo england Inc Weddlhe
LOOK place al tne nome OF the prlde
parents' II tne ceremony was per
lorMeu Dy the venerable Archdeacoi
ueoTse y. 9ohhsoh' OF Chrlst church
oi New bflghlon.
a lalr uhoer tne auspices OF the
Eauies OF OF. MARY H. =. chnrch, OF
rort fichliGhd, opened last evening
=. .ns PARISH nall ana VIII De con
sihueu throusnout the week. use
aui do weii as o~Ihailental artlcies
WI pe loI q ana d nice sum Will
1t Is eApecteu' DC feailzed.
CullS Eaii, New Dorp' wed
n oeasuay evening", hicharo A. ruTdy
.cotuieu' ms w pelhg snake
peas JULIUS caesar,
ulea' Preparations are peihg MADE
~ .ne Lauies AuSiilary' OF the he
.oahleu chuIcn; Vi Fori hlchmond'
VI a IAN d .ne ehapel cary next
lne ploceeus VIII oe ue-
soueu " inc carpeV luhu o. the
haIeh'
ne .Aanol rielu oiup' OF west
o4isn.oi, mas eiecleo the lollowlns
}niIe's rIaneiS Z; ON, president
nlrhnahi, vice-presioent; Dr'
rIeu. oarpel' SECRETARY ana , H.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27
IT v YOU MONEY.

The special half price sale of DR..
Towards specific for the cure of con
stipation and dyspepsia by c. A.. Sex
o means the saving of a few dollars
on every family's yearly bill for medi-
cines.
Each 80 cent bottle (Mr. c. A. Sexton
sells it for 25c. contains sixty doses of
medicine that is pleasant to take and
which can be depended upon to. cure
the worst case of constipation, dyspep-
STA or liver trouble. Mr.. Sexton has so
much faith in the superior merit of t is
medicine that he says: IF Dir, How
ards specific does not cure you. come
back to my store and | will return your
money! If you are troubled with con-
stination, headache or dizziness, or if
your food does not digest naturally and
easily, you cannot afford to let pass the
special price that Mr.. c. A. Sexton is
making this week on DR.. Howard's
specific.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27
SCOTS EMULSION

We don't put SCOTS Emul-
sion in the class Of advertised
,cure-alls it doesn't belong
there. We hardly like to use
the word "cure'' at all, but we
are bound to say that it can be
used for a great many troubles
with great satisfaction. Its
special function is to repair
the waste Of the body when
the ordinary food does not
nourish, and this means that
it is useful in many cases
which are indicated by vast
ing.
Wen send you a sample free.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

MIR. and Mrs. Stout and family
moved away from town today.
Masters Edgar and Kenneth Spear
have invitations out ror a Halloween
party at their home, "Uplands,
Tuesday night.
Mrs. A. c. Hunt is i'll at her home
in Holly street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Wilson
have returned from Lake Mohawk.
Thorin TAFT is spending the win
ter with his mother.
Mrs. Van Middlesworth and Mrs,
William Prickett, of New Brunswick,
were in town Thursday.
Mrs. James Walker visited rela-
tives in town Thursday b
Miss Helen Case is a guest of Mrs.
Hunt.
DR.. Mason and the members of his
church are arranging for special ser
vices during the early part of De-
cember
Mrs. Spear and Miss Kelly will go
to Elizabeth today to attend the an
nual meeting of the Federation Of
Woman's Clubs of New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-27

STAMFORD, Conn, Oct. 2T.-Laugh.
ing and talking in loud tones. resting
once in awhile TO light Il cigarette, fom
''yeggmen' coolly blew open a T,00C
pound safe in the country store of Jere
lniah Miller at Springdale. The mas.
sive outer doors were blown to pieces
but the inner strong box withstood the
attack of the cracksmen. They got
only $500 in postage stamps.