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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20
National Baptist Anniversaries at
St. Louis, May 10th to oath.

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Island System has placed in effect at
all of its stations the low rate of one
fare plus 5Oc for the round trip.
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loosa, May 1913, 1905 the Rock Is
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Suffering frightfully from the viru-
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Kings New Life Pills, with the re-
suit, he writes, that / was cured "
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For annual meeting, woman's Pres.
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% to 9th the Rock Island System has
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20

The Registered black Bel
gian stallion, Conway Brilliant
will make the season of 1905 at
my place, section sc, Lincoln
township. No better breeder
stands in western Iowa, as his
colts will show. Fee $1,000
colt to stand and suck.
1.-Two S. S. WILSON
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20

We are living in historic times right
now. The Russian and japanese ma
vies are liable to clash any day and
produce the biggest naval battle in
the last hundred years.
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Smoke Your Meat.

Bring us your meat to be cured and
smoked and get II satisfactory job at
lowest prices, Remember we use no
extract of smoke, G.. A. KRAFT.
Phone IS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-04-20

Bernard Murphy, of the Vinton
Eagle, is among the mentioned" for
governor. The suggestion attracts
attention. Murphy has the qualificat-
ions to I'll the requirements.
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THIRTY NINE

Is the telephone number of Matt John
sons Coal Office where best kinds of
soft and hard coal can he procured.
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second class mail matter.
Price, 81 90 per year
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
Were Found Overcome With Cold
and Wet and Taken 10
Police Headquarters.
COULD HARDLY SPEAK.
Middle Aged Man Found Lying in
a Field Near The
Barracks.

The raw and inclement weather
cane within an ace of claiming two
victims in this city Saturday night
and yesterday Shortly after midnight
Saturday. Patrolman L. G. Jensen
found Frank Gelinsky, blaoksmit b,
Of Broad street, lying in q field near
the old Barracks, prostrate with cold
and entirely unable to speak. He took
him to the police station to keep him
from freezing. Gelinsky is forty two
years old.
Andrew Karuga, en.year old
Slavish boy, living on Sayre avenue,
was found lying in the doorw ay of
Reynolds Brothers store, Smith
street, about O'Clock yesterday after
noon. patrolman McDarmott and
Sergeant Durham saw his plight. Mr..
George Reynolds was found and the
boy was taken in to the store. Stimuli.
ants were administered to the young
stor, who was suffering from cold
and exposure, and he was taken 10 his
home in carriage, when he had been
sufficiently revived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13

While the morgus and receiving
room ut the hospital are now a part OF
that institution, an elevator is badly
needed to move sick persons from one
floor TO another. The managing board
was unable to have the elevator built
along with the morgue and receiving
room because Of the lack of money,
Piaps for the elevator, however, are
ready aud as soon as the way is clear
it will be built.
At present the authorities are labor
ing under great disadvantage as the
recciving'room is in the basement, the
wards on the floor above, where is
also the operating room and the pri'
yate rooms are OH the second floor II
is not only incouvenient, but vely an
noyinR to a patient living on couch
to be carried up or down stairs.
Since sending the check, the receipt
Of which is acknowledged in the
above letter, the NEWS has received
$40 for the hospital and if any other
person wishes to contribute toward
helping this worthy institution, the
NEWS will bo glad to acknowledge
the donation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
Ambulance and Patrol
Wagon to be Bought To-
gether with Steam Roller
HUFF RAISED?
II is Understood that the Office
Of Detective Sergeant will
be Created and ia.
Huff Gets II.

This city is to get many improve.
ments during the present administra-
tion and as a starter a number of
things will come mp at the adjourned
meeting of the Board of Aldermen to-
night and at the next regular meeting.
AT the meeting tonight the board
will make up the budget for the year
and 1t is understood that they will
make arrangements for the purchas-
ing of new steam roller, and an
ambulance to be used by the city
hospital and as patrol wagon by the
police department.
The ambulance is to be as combina-
tion wagon SO that it can be used to
carry patients to the local hospital.
and when net needed by them it will
be used by the police The wagon
will be kept at the livery stable of
Liddle & Pfeiffer's, in New Bruins
wick avenue.
In conversation with a NEWS re-
porter, this afternoon, Mayor Brace
said that at the next regular meeting
of the Aldermen he would ask that an
ordinance be passed creating the posi-
tion If detective sergeant in the local
police force. This position, it is IN
derstood, will go to Detective John
Huff, who is now the. plain-clothes
man of the department., 1t is under
stood that the pay for the position will
be $50 per month.
1t is expected that attonight 8 meet
lug the aldermen viii also finish the
plans for paying the hremen. II is
understood that they will agree to
pay $40 per year to all active firemen,
the hose companies to have fifteen
men, the Hook and Ladder Company
and the engine companies to have
thirty men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
FRIENDS AT |
HIS FUNERAL.
George A. DiHkeIacker Buried
from Simpson M. {. Church
Yesterday.

Simpson NJ. Z. church was orowde d
yesterday afternoon at the funeral
services of George A. Dinke.
lacker. Rev. S. T. jackson preached
touching sermon on the life Of the
Young man, who was one of the most
earnest workers in the church.
The floral offerings were numerous
and beautiful, including Maltese
cross of red and white carnations,
from the Epworth League; a broken
column from d. o. Thomas's Sunday
school class. Of which the young man
was a member; a.crown on pedestal,
from the Mercy and Help department
of the Epworth League; pillow
from the Sunday school at large and a
remembrance from the W. G. T. L.,
as we'll as many others.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson's subject was /:
Always Astounding in the Work CT
the Lord. -
The young man bad kept daily
record of his church work. II shows
that he distributed in this city thous-
ands upon thousands of religious pa.
pers and tracts.
He had also notes from Mr.. Jack.
sons sermon of last Sunday. telling Of
preparedness to go to our Heavenly
home. The young man had no thought
of his impending death, and yet had
bsen deeply impressed by Mr.. Jack
sous sermon, the theme Of which WAS
Homeward Bound.
There were three pail bearers from
the Mercy and Help department, and
three from the Sunday school class to
which he belonged.
The committee appointed at the de-
votionsl meeting Sunday morning
offer the following resolution;
Whereas our Heavenly Father has
taken to him self our much esteemed
christian brother, George A. Dinke-
lacker, so suddenly and unexpectedly
TO us;
And, whereas the church TO which
he belonged has been hereft of an in
defatigable and consistent member,
always engaged in some kind of chris
tian work either in the church or out
in the world among the poor or way
ward.
Therefore, resolved that we hereby
express our appreciation of his worth,
our sorrow at the loss We have sus-
taiued and our deepest sympathy to
his greatly stricken and bercaved
father and mother, and commit them
to the constant care of Him who doeth
all things well.
| Committee,
Sam'l &. GarretsoD,
D. O. Noe,
D. o. Thomas,
James NJ. Derby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
BRILLIANT
WEDDING IN
THE TEMPLE,
Miss Bertha Spilzer Became The
Bride of New York Man
Yesterday.
RECEPTION FOLLOWED.
Braga Hall Was Crowded After
the Ceremony Some of
These Present.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
temple Shaarcy Tefiloh, in Madison
avenue, was crowded when Miss
Bertha Splitter, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. David Splitter, Of 10 Hall ave-
nue., and Sol Bcnhamu, Of New / ofk, 3,
were married by Rev. DIR. II. P. Men
des, Of New York.
Elaborate preparations had been
made for the affair and the temple
was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The marriage ceremony was
all in English and was very impres.
,sl7e.
The bride, who was dressed in o
robe Of white silk, beautifully
trimmed with lace, was given away
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. Splitter, her aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jacobs
stood sponsor for the bridegroom.
The maid of honor was Miss Annie
Miutz and the bridcmaids were
Misses Henrietta Splitter, Ida Splitter,
Sadie Wagner and Rose Robinson.
They were all dressed in white silk.
The best man was Samuel Shafer of
New York The groomsmeu were A..
L.. Splitter, Max Fucker, Louis Splitter
end A. /. Splitter.
After the ceremony Mr.. ard Mrs.
Benhamu and their friends wei iedriyen
to Biaga Hall where, after wedding
march, a supper was seAyed. After
the supper the newly welded couple
and guests enjoyed dancing until early
this morning. The music for the
affair was furnished by Pref. Gutt-
man and orchestra.
Some of the guests present were :
, From New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwartz. Mrs. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lorenbof, George e.. Klein,
Abram Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. Benhamu,
ST., Mr. and Mrs. Spitzer, MIR. and
Mrs. Jacobs, Mr.. Solomon, Miss Kate
Solomon, MIR. snd Mrs. Mardis. Rob.
ert Robinson, Joseph Jafree, Miss
Rose Jaffee, Miss Regina Splitter, Mr..
md Mrs. A. Splitter, Daniel Splitter.
Benjamin WisebcTg, II. A. Wiseberg,
Charles Kramer, Miss Celia Good.
stem, Herman Kramer, David ssRobin-
son, Lawyer Klein, Miss Koin. From
this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman,
Miss Lena Goldman, A. Sher, Charles
Shefron, Mrs. John Blintz. Miss Ida
Mintz, Miss Blanche Berger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Slobodien, Miss Sadie Slobooien,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Klein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lswkowitz. l.. l.. Friedman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berger. Miss Stella Fine, Miss
Jenuio Willens and many others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
AN ALTERATION.
Two Cousins in a MixUp in the
Lunch Wagon,

There was mixup beween two cousins,
John Malloy and Martin Flaherty, both
Of Pearl street, New York, in Cohen s
lunch wagon last night shortly after
O'Clock. during which clup was thrown
and "A pane of ornamental glass, valued
at s., broken
PATRON an l.. c, Jensen arrested the
two cousins aud also John O'Lougblin, Of
this city, all of whom were declared TO be
intoxicated. Malloy and Flaherty were
badly cut over the eyes. They were this
morning committed 10 jail for sixty days
in default Of SO fines. O'Loughlin was
discharged
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
FANCY THREE SOCIAL
HAD SURPRISE PARTY
New Organization Formed RscsntI,
Held Successful Affair Sat
urday Night.

A new organization has been formec
IN this city. 1t Is known as the Fancy
Three Social Club. Its members are
George st. Andrassy, William Langar
and Leo Manton.
Saturday night the club gave sur
prise party to John LaDgau, 1872 Broad
street. The hours were passed III
singing, the playing of games, and
some of the guests played selections
ON the piano and violin. AT 10 o'clock
supper was served. 1t was clock
yesterday morning before the guests
departed for home.
Among those present were lie
Misses Nellie Ward, Sue Hogan
Bertha, Margaret and Nellie Allen
Dolly Delmar, May Harrington, Tiiiie
Hpltzhaimer, Ada Hill, May Keating,
Miss Morrissy, Agnes Sullivan, Eliza
beth Kilmurrav, Maud, Julia anu
Kitty Harding, Rose Koyen, Jennie
LaRue. Bessie Thompson, Ella De-
Worth. Ella Seguine; Messrs. Charles
Hlker, William Delmar, Martin
O'Hara, Charles DeWorth, John
Amos, Edward Dingler, Alvin Ding
Ter. Martin aud Richard JaSo, Paul
Miller, John Smith, Wilson Ciuuey,
James Carr, William Harvey.
.NThe affair was such q success that
the club has decided to bold another
one N the very near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
MANY FELL.
Doctors Kept Busy Because Slip
perry Pavement.

A number of pedestrians fell in this
city last night on the slippery pave
ments. aud the physicians had num-
Der of patients, suffering with cuts
and abrasions as results of falls.
Chris Largcsen, Of 1874 Hall avenue,
fell on Wondbridge road, susta ming a
severely sprained ankle. He was
attended bv DIR. G. W. Tyrrell, who
also dressed the hurts OF several other
victims Of the unsafe walking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
DANISH A. c.
MASQUERADE
Pleasant Time Spent At Their
Club House Satur-
day Night.

The Danish Sociable A. G. nell
bers held their private masquerade
ball in the club house, in Park place,
Saturday night. 1t was we'll attended,
over one hundred guests being present.
The costumes were many, and some
were very odd.
About 10 o'clock the guests, dressed
in all different sorts of garbs, some
in silks, others in rags and still others
in calico, began to gather at the hall.
Dancing was continued until !
O'Clock, when the prizes were
awarded ns follows; Ladies first
prize, Miss Dorathea Laurson. She
was dressed in very fancy costume,
with the mon ogTam of the club ia
many places, Christian Hanson, who
was dressed as a colored woman, re-
ceived ladies second prize. For the
gentlemen s first prize, Peter Hanson,
He was dressed as prince Charles
Hanson received the gentlemen
second prize, He WAS a clown on
roller skates. The judges were Miss
Annie Miller, Mrs, o. Hanson and
Miss Peterson.
After the membership ma rch supper
was served. Dancing was then re-
sumed and kept up until carly yester'
day morning
The committee in charge was MS fol-
lows: John Larson, Peter Hanson,
John Johnson, Jacob Hanson anc
John Peterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
Special Services in Some
Churches and Societies
Were Held Yesterday.
THE HOLIDAY.
Banks, Schools and Post Office
Close Today in Honor of the
Occasion Other Business
is Continued as Usual.

Lincoln's birthday, the anniversary
Of which occurred yesterday, is being
officially observed here today. The
disagreeable weather prevents tho dis.
play of many flags and the city has
not tile general holiday appearance
common npon such occasions. The
ban ks..and schools are closed all day
and the post office closed at II O'Clock.
Otherwise business is being conducted
about'as usual.
Ths fact that the anniye rsary fell on
Sunday this year gave the religious
soc ieties and churches an opportunity
% hold special services. The most
elaborate of these was planned for
Simpson M. L. church.
The inclemence of tho weather last
night interfered with attendanccs, the
ch1rch and the printed program was
not adhered to. There was an excel
lent congregation, however, consider
ing, and, as there was number of
youngnen, Rev. S. T. Jackson
preached on his announced sufject.
L was Lincoln Success as II Model
far Modern Young Men. -
MT. Jackson considered tho martyr
president as o model worker, o model
reader. a model thinker and model
man rhe address wos very interest
ing. The songs from the program will
be used later.
The ex ected special features werc
not introduced OF the meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First Presbyterian church. They will
be carried out next Sunday evening,
when Lincoln and Washington will
both DO honored. Judge Lyon is ex'
pscted TO speak. The attendance last
night was small, duo to the stormy
weather.
There arc several events on for to-
night, among them are the Lincoln
tea at ihe home OF Mrs. G., D. Run
yon, in High street, under the aus.
pioes OF the Ladies Auxiliary for the
hospitsl, and tyo entertainment in
Will 10. Gall to Ie given by Lincoln
En- zine Comp ny.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
WAS CARRIED
OFF ON BARGE.
Raised a Cry and Was Brought
TO Shore on Tug
Allentown.

Beniaminc Goldberger. who was delly-
ering goods from his brothers. market
State street, left the store shortly after
; O'Clock Saturday night with some goods
for a barge at the Lehigh Valley coal
docks.
He failed to return when exp ected, and
at $50 o'clock, Mr.. Goldberger went to
the coal docks to investigate. He found
that his brother had been carried off ac-
cidentally on the barge Mat. Wilson.
When he discovered his plight ON the
barge, the young mau raised an ALARM
and be was brought ashore on the Allen
town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
WERE welded
IN BROOKLYN.
Truman 7. Pierson and Miss
Edna M.Nennelt,Of Ashury Park
Married Yesterday.

Truman T. Pierson, of Metuchen,
son of Architect ]. Noble Pierson,
and Miss Edna NJ. Bennett, of Asbury
Park, were married yesterday after.
noon in st. Judes Episcopal church,
Brooklyn, by Rev. G. M. Durham. 1t
was a pretty church wedding and only
the relatives and intimate friends of
the couple were present,
The bride was given away By her
uncle, G. orge W. Matthews, OF Az
bury Park. Tho maid of homo was
Miss Sadie L. Bennett, of Metuchen,
and the best man was Aylin Picrson,
of this city, brother Of the groom.
The bride were a blue travelling e
dress with white bridal roses. Mr..
and Mrs, Pierson will reside in Me-
tuchen, where the groom is connected
with the water company.
Those present at tie wedding were :
The Misses May ana Kedina Kemp
son, James A. Van Cleave. editor OF
the "Tbe Insurance Times Misses
Gladys and Helen Kempsop, Of New
York.
From Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. j..
Frazer Kempson, Miss Clara Kemp
son, Keith Kempson, Mrs. Laura A..
Barrett, Mrs. John Oddie, Mrs. John
Edison, Misses Margaret Virginia and
Evelyn E1son and Miss Jean Armit-
age. ------
From Mount Vernon, N. Y, came
Mrs. j. II. Keinpaon, Miss Katherine
Beers and Miss Marion II. Brush.
From Tenahy, N. j., Mrs. John AL
bert FincKe, George Finckc From
PouQhkeepsic, Miss Lucy g. Pierson
From Philadelphia, Mrs, Sally Pier
son, Misses Edith and Reba Piersou.
From this city, Ayiin Pierson and S.
G. Kempson, Jr From Asbury Park,
IS. W. Bennett aud Mr.. and Mrs,
George W. Matthews. From Metuchen,
J Noble Picrson, Miss Ada Norman
Pierson, Mrs. W. Fl. Bennett, Miss
Sadie Bennett, Edward A. Burroughs,
Willard +. Randolph, Edward q.
Martin and W, Russell Moss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
MOVE LIGHT WAGON.

Word was sent to Street Commissioner
Fullerton Saturday to remove light
wagon which had been standing in the
gutter on High street, between City Hall
Park and Smith street, for several days.
When the city employees reached the spot,
however, the wagon, like Mother Hub
bard's proverbial bone, was gone from
sight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
WAS CUTTING A SAPLING.

A report fro IN the matron of the aim
house, that men were cutting trees in the
adjacent woods, took Patrolman McDer-
mott and Detective Huff to that place
late Saturday afternoon They found
Fred Larsen cutting sapling for use at
his home for making a rack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
MARRIED AT PARSONAGE.

After the service in Simpson NJ. E.
church lact night, Rev. S. I. jackson
united in marriage, at the parsonage.
George Kluter and Miss Alice Lehr, OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. Kluter resides in this city
The witnesses were Thomas Mccullough
and John keirnith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
Letter Received from Secretary
Of BanagingBOard Of Hospital
Acknowledging Receipt.
NEWS READERS DID IT.
Elevator, Now, Is Needed Do.
nations will be Acknowledged
in This Newspaper.
February 11th. 1905.

February 1lth, 1905.
The Perth Amboy Evening News,
Perth Amboy, N, J.
Gentlemen -
beg to acknowledge receipt
from you of your favor OF the 9th
inst. with check for S1T9. -, be-
ing the balance Of the Evening
News Morgue Fund" The
$4,000 subscribed by the Chcsc-
brough Manufacturing Company
has already been turned over to
the Treasurer for the benefit of
this fund, which makes the total
amount raised by the Evening
News S279.25.
The Managing Board heartily
appreciate the assistance rendered
to them by your valuable paper
in this connection. They are al
so indebted to you for many past
favors in the way of encouraging
and friendly notices for which
they are very grateful.
With best wishes ! beg to re-
main, yours very truly,
II. W. JONES
Sec'y. Managing Board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
FULL ATTENDANCE REQUESTED

Chief Ranger Frank r. Newman
urges q full attendance tonight OF
Court Keasbey, Independent Order Of
Fo,esters, at their rooms in knights
of Colum bus hall, Smith and Rector
stlcets. The new bylaws will be read
for the secord time and are open to
amendment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
K. OF P. CELEBRATE.
To Observe Their Anniversary in
Wilder Hall in April.

Algonquin Lodge, K. OF P, is plan
ming to celebrate its anniversary April
27. Wilder Hall has been engaged for
the occasion. The committee in
charge is: W. Z. Cheshire, chairman
J. Fritzsipger, ]. B. Quick, a. +.
Munoz, Marsn vi Price, Harry Fritts
and Jesse Sickles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
WAS BURIED YESTERDAY.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Wait Meshrow, was held yesterday after
noon, Rev. Il J. Keuling, Of Grace Eng
lish Lutheran church, officiating. Inter
meut was made in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
BRAGA HAD
FINE TIME.
Dance and Reception in Their
Hall Saturday Might
Many There.

Situr'"y night Braga Singing Society
entertained it's members, wives and fami-
lies In royal good style at a dance and
reception. The floor of the hall hsd been
put in first Glars condition and every
thing was In order.
- At O'Clock the people began to assem-
bic at the hall and shortly afterwards tbt
orchestra struck up "a dance. From then
until early Sunday morning the guests
enjoyed themselves. During the eve ing
coffee and cake were serv cd in the dining
room upstairs.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
DANA'S MASK BALL.
ENJOYABLE Time Is Promised in Wilder Hail
Friday Night.

The members of Dana Relief Society
assure the public ons of the most en-
iovable evenings of the season at their
third annual masque ball in Wilder
Hall Friday night. Music will be
furnished by Jeppe Nelson orchestra.
Four handsome prizes will be awarded.
&l.a Nave
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL.

.Sbcc1ai 10 tie EveatRg Neags.
New Brunswick, Feb. 13;-John Boyer,
son Of Michael Boyer, has been sent 10
the Reform school for being incorrigibie-
He was very anxious not to so although
his father was anxious to get him there.