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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05
UuS oem county.

- Wt. z Sterlins. 8etraut
ourh Baitor Sobn Miuer, 9err %.
maro aurrelmeper uun VT. Sterline
nit 8raulein emma Strunt BON W. .
Sterling Sen 10. 2lpril 1905.
- W ittenb era sSaCob 8au,
ter niro feline SdoemilbIe pon 4ouis
HOetbemeper nah Wilbelm shr1O.
er'S 6arm uerIe9en UNI BauboIS 81
iaeen
- Sn 5riB Waioe's 6lmiIie
berridJt 6reuOe iiber bic gIntunIt
eine, fleiuen 9ubter.
S5OcOb Seismann BON Otlabuma il
bier gum Seiudl. @r idiloert bic
Grnteausiidten Oaielbft iehr gut uno
muB Die We9en0 ba ons Yaraoies
aui Gr6en iein.
-. 0tUrriiOn. Sorieen Gam.
flag Wur0e aui Den 9teSemsip'id)en
5amllienIrleObOI bel fredericksburg
oas Illn9lte 9nGblein oeS 5rleorih
Sdlminte beeroi9t. @r itarb an
SrampIen I'M 2llter uOu Z 5aaen.
- GtBten SOnntaa luuroen iol9
enoe neue Ntitalie0er in Die euang
,iatUbi.@emeinOe in WtorrliOn auI9e.
nOmmen: g8m. Npel, Gnrl Yudtina,
8uiiau 0ar0lte, GOwarboeIIlns, 80.
waro 0ummert, garl aaub, gal
alpea, Deinr. aOelIinp, Carl 4alt,
Gurl UtOelIer, Seinr. Suuntaa, vi.
bert Seblewalo.
- y Dt 8 b q NJ. glm SamIiaa
ben Is Otai miro Der bieiiee st)ubeu
Serein Elm @reisihieBen abbalteu,
@ii;tags, punt Il llbr anianseno.
- 0trr j. y. Sunoerwrtb 1T
immer mod auf Der &ranienliiite.
- @err i. W. 2anowebr lit oa.
ran ieln SSaarenlaper nit alerbano
nllBllAen uno nOtbpenoieen gu er,
gausen. IS seiaat lbm bier iebr
out.
- Totsoam. U. Center, Nrbelter
bel Otto RlosSner, gina an lebten
SonnIaa WOraeu, ,anitatt in Die airdt,
iiIheu. gr uabm iein @euebr nit,
oas nit 5Urot eebaben mar. Muf
cine unertlarlihe gSeiie gina oai'
Iietbe los uno bic 2abune i0tner
ourboran9en ole 9an0, oas Weilht
uno Die Sdulter. S1on elaubten
bic SItrSte eineu Singer abuebmen
Su mulien, bod ueriuhten olelalben
lbre 0cIItunlt auf au0ere gyelie.
- SeBt berrideu Die .Wtumps"
bier nlbt nur unter 8Inoern, iOnoern
aud GrWadleue genieBen bas Glde
Deroen. 6reuuo 5UI! bat iie; aud
mebrere 9inoer in anoeren ia,
nllien.
Erate. gIm n1dIten Wtitt,
mod ben 10. Mai uurmitta9s um 10
llbr Ulro bier Die 9burmeinmeibuna
Der SreSbeterlanertirbe itattiiaOen
~ Wel1er bersIiA eIuselaoen EN-.
8elaGen niro,
Ealtor 9teumeyer cuniirmirte
am leBten SOnntae eine 9lusabl
lun8er Seute in Der Observation-Disclosures
81 YeenlUnt.
- Ole 6rauen Shaui, Brandt,
Sreinte uno 2anaenbers iino ale aul
Der arantenliite.
- &uoOlpb Dabn neblt 6anlilie
mUbnen ieBt bier in Der Staot.
- Iaa Sbepaar 9Ouis Gbter er,
ireut iib Der HIntunit eInes 20tter
deus.
- 6rt. gua gluiOerbeibe uun
Slano .uar leste &uhe mebrere
Gage bier 81 Yeiud.
- GOuis San8enbere bat ieinen
9rOBen StOre bier an Serru @ltmann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05
CtrptJtntS fdbrGn

enOet OFT in llualudsiaIen. 7 lin iOI
DIE suidllisen H5erlebunaen gu better
brauht Suflen's 2lrnita Sd!be
Cine tieie g8unOe in meinem 6uBe'
ldIreibt 5beooOr Sduele. u0n SOlum
bus, Cbl0, "ueruriadte mir QrOBer
Sdlmers. Sic gler5te tUunien mid
belien aber Sudlens glrnice Sulbt
bette bieielbe ihnell4. ginoert unit
heiI.SranbpuuOen nie ourd 3nuber
p Gents in gSaIter BROS glputbete
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05
pteplts Slnt

Tie HttieniuhnbeU sct t'copltO g0ut Wer.
ocu DIRE SdbreSVerlammIun9 bebniS erpdb'
luna rineO SiretiorcnrutheS iiir ons toms
mthoc Subr nbbalten am \. Yidi, 1905.
slle s.steniuhabcr icllieu co iidl umgeleSsH
iem ldiien ole Sranie iiir ibre AtIie snhpe,
Der perl0nlitb ooer ouTD Seuolhndd)ti9ie nb
Snssbsn.
e. =. SienbeIS
2niiirer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05
Nfuc Nniellen.

5u perfautcn c,n idpoucs irommco
Vom, lut nlHcT <uud oocr IN 5clallgr.
Igct9 So 90.
Sbeo. 6roi
3u pcrmictbcn mcjue an Der Elrt
GIcct - NtCr tintCo uno ~ Sidct S.ol;lnuo
umiHicuoc Surm lit u ve.miclhcn mi. uocr
rhHc vrutc %&onunluo. Sdleune SlaI
ma mn 0utcs t&niier uui ocm SQnge.
?,dh0s9 hc, %obn dlmarn
NcJuduu AtO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05

Sllc uniere 3cuan'V, iinS ctlt. uno
III ZEN %oTteH ion abgcfGSt.
Ncrcu Nlmc >m I.
Hae l0rrtis, pgitt epniis
llcUlitu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05
StaStrdths lotrbdnSlunstn.

StdHtrdths CtrhduHlun9tu.
ReaeImabiae %eriammluna am /.
Mai, 1903
glnpeisno bic 0erru Epblien,
Ntuebus, @nus, St)mio. unb YUr.
iiBGr Sdluh.
Sic iOlgen0en Red)nunsen Wur.
0en erlaubt;
BeD. SUbna, 6ubrlobn S5l.Gj
J y. WiunomitIer @eaauiieber 34 30
,SnrOb Suehler StrnBennrbeit %. 10
6riouln Jieiobarot % 60
2Irmin Setmann y 10
U. gSublt. &oblen u. |. ~. 21.g0
Is. StOebr StmieOearbeit , 80
SIR. Gberlin Il Spu, Nanren 5000
y. Shilbnh, SanitOr l.jO
j lSeuiel 9iOtor9ebubreu 4.75
9lrd)bUI 6Uuo
5rC0 Eaid) glrbcit ; %
2lrmenbnuS 6un0
SUtn &elI. 9lrmenuuterltlIeuna 80
gSittme &rutenber9er 600
2r. Grnit palmer wur0c nIs Wtt'
9lieO Der UsiunbbeitSbebDrbe an
Ste0e 0eS uelitUtbeuen lr. Sruct
bauien ernannt. Sertaat.
| : GbInlbtrldW's jui!tu ,litSiiin
bilft sic lidtur.
Wie0Sinen, 0le Die Ndtur belitn,
! iino mmer am wirtiumitcn. Gbum-
berlulnS lultcu Nte6liu tnn0rli
rotb ol,itm Blanc. Sie halt 6eu
Ouiicu ;urud, lott oeu gIuSwuri uni
I tbilit bic 9intur, onS Sgnem in elEcu
aeiunocu 3ulian0 luleoclbtrsuitcIIcu.
Sle 1T uter cincu 0ro6en lbell ocl
clullllirtcn YSelt lbrer unihnebnrer
Graeulholtcu wegcn beriibmt. (uu
,euoe bnben ibren hubcn lSert be
,cuat. Gle mutt we9en ie0e 9IuIn
ae, onB ciue Grialtuna in elue Gun
aeneniSunoun9 uberaebt. Gum Der
tauI bel gSalter Bros.
SbilIer III INN lSurit. SnHlueuS
burg. alio in enseren 0eImltbldnOt
5hiucrS, mar uum 3 buIr t uUrls
ihlaaen mUroen, ieoem 30 tsihule,
| EN- Sdller BUD gu ubetreidltu
Sleier SUriAlna lano nber niht oi
SewlaIeune Der Sur Surbereltuua 0e
6eier ein9eleeten 2UmmililOn. "a
eeaen wuroe nui lIntraa uuu Rebts
anwalt 8ralieIli beibIoNen Den aiuo
ern sur Griuneruna an SbiIIer le
cine Y urit su uerabreiben, uno biz
er &sibluB puroe uOn Der Niebrbei
suteebeiBeu. Serr @ranelIl be9rur
bette ieineu Nntrna unter anoerei
Onnit. OnB er idots: Renu man oi
&lnoer irneen plroe, mas ibuen liz
Der lei, Elm Shiuer Bud Ooer eirl
SSurit 10 wuroeu lie iih SpelieUr
iiir Die l9urit entiheioeu.
9leie Sauensburaer ShiIcl
g9urite bnben ale Nnuartibait oa
aui, cine literarsb biiiOriihe Serilbm
telt 81 erIauaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05
hsrntdHn SIpin9s Sdnf.

Sermann. yic.. ben l.. gpsil 1905.
Tie reaeIndBige idbrlidle Seria,uu,Iuua
Der Ittleninbaber oieier Sout hebus Der 81.
!aablun1 pon j SireTtOren UNI iitr oaO tom,
mcnoe Snbr iu ciencu. lpto ab9ebalten in
ben J{luTnen Der 4ant um
FienStu9 Den 9ieu w q 1905,
irrrdlen Den Siunotd ron . llbr gormii,
taSS uno l. uhT Yiiina.
Z. j. II ipphei II. aaiiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05

Sin Siarrer Ilberieuoet oem : y
iOlaenOes WlIttel eeeen SSarsen
.Ninu tauis iih etwn iuui GentS
Wrrtb 9iuicto Gil (4eirDi) uno teib.
oamit Die @arSen mebrere Male oei
5aees tlhtia Elm. Man miro lid
uunbern - in einiaen 2Sphen iluo
Die <8nrsen u6lIig uerihuuuosn. Sd
babe rieies Nittel bier einem iunasr
0tann empfObIen, oeiisu pauoe i0rm
LID nit ben raubeiten gsarSsn beoed
iparen unn Der allts ueriutjt bate:
ihmerSbaite 9inctIren asbrauhte
uno iit oum NrSte bebanteln litB
mus linn natlrlih uiel 8elo toitete
AlS lh ibm riein Vtlitel anrietb uni
er eIeid oasielbe eebrnuhte, itwun
Den Die 8arSen 10. oaB ieIue Sanou
10 ;nrt mu ben, ais weun er nie BIZ
laili9en Slnaer eebabt bntte. Hrp
batum eli! SilIie, mlbeIUs, ihmerS
los obue 9eiubr fur Die paut uni
uuicblbar!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-05-05

an uertanfen, elm 6issntbum nabe oer
~ StdotSrcnie gelegen, beitcheno aus 10
Iter. poUon Il adsr unter RuItur iiuo,
ods ubrtae III sutem ooI;i0no. gcriunieec.
l Sumner. sSohnhuus init gutcm Selltr uuo
Sial!m9 Steruen, ! uytfeiiidtr Srtln,
nen. 0aO Srud,lado taun cbne Ole yScb.
nItng gut oertenttt lvetoeu. Y,VeiS $l1O0.
sSe9en !IabereO Nucnoe man iit) uH
". :. y pe eid,eL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
NEW BRUNSWICK BANKS
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
Directors for the Ensuing Year :
South River Directors
also Named.
SbeeleI lo IAe kneNlNg Ne7Os.


New Brunswick jap. 11:--The local
bank elections were held yesterday as
follows:
At tine National bank of New Jer.
sey, directors chosen we're John N.
Caroender, V. NJ. W. Suydam, Mat.
thew Suydam, h. G. Parker, W. E.
Floranoe Cnarles S. Edgar, u NJ.
Fleisohma, A., p. P. Rnnyor, P. Fl.
Wyckoff. They will meet for organi.
zation mex, Friday,
People's National bank chose these
di ectofs: UougI essman B. F. Howell
o. Q. 'SiIlman, I. E. Schauck, DIR.
F. NJ. Donohue, David Serviss,
Thomas Mason, H. G. Norton, Loyal
"a. Ives, Joseph Fisher.
The New Bruins wick Trust Company
reelected its present board of direc-
tors.
The South River National bank
elected these directors: David Serviss,
Joseph Allg1ir, A. S. Church, John
Fee, Edward Whitehead, N. ". CLAY.
ton. The directors elected DAWN Ser
viss president and r. r. Fountain
cashier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
LEGISLATIVE PLANS
FOR THE INAUGURAL

Trenton, Jan. Il:-Immediatelv
after the ADJ urnmeut of the legisla-
ture Yesterday afternoon the joint
COMMITTEES on the Inauguration of
Goveruor.elect Stokes met. Senator
Hutchinson, of this county, was made
chairman aud Assemblyman De Cou.
the other Mercer member, was pres
emit, The committee approved the
plans already made AMI decided upon
the general scope of the ceremony,
leaving the details to be arranged
later
According to the plans of the com
mittee the Inauguration will follow
the program air ndy given in the
True American. The oath will be
administered and tie Inaugural ad-
dress delivered in Taylor opera house
vt moor Tut sday next. Following the
wishes of the governOl.elect there
will; be no elaborate military display
Af.er the exercises in the opera
house the governor will review the
civic parade at the state house, fol.
lowing which d luncheon will he
served From 3 & 8 and 7 to 8 p. m.
a public reception will be held by
Governor Stokes in the executive
oparr ments of The capitol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
PAID HER FINE.

big Mary" Supcevicz was
arraigned before the recorder last
night on q charge of assault and
battery preferred by Mike Benovlcz
who ALLEGED thaE Mary struck ms
wife, and pulled out a quantity OF
her hair. The families are n~elShbors'
and the occasion was n Of those
differences which arise constantly
among the. members Of our foreign
population.
Mary was fl 1ed $40, and, i'll default
Of that amount. she was committed TO
the county jail. Her fine was paid
this morning and she was released. -
For a time during last nights hear
ing it looked as if Mary was aching
to get behind the railing aud tackle
the recorder. She made n or two
fe hts in that direction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
Local liens

Mrs Charles Palmer and son Edward
are visiting friends III New York
Mr.. and Mrs, John Swincer, OF
Gordon street, are receiving %congratu
lations over the arrival of a baby girl,
Mrs Alfred Davenport, of Gordon
street, who has been confined to her
home with illness, is improving.
Mrs. william Scherr and little
daughter Gladys are visiting in New
York. ..'. 70 tr. '.. .
Innard Nelson, of Hobart street, has
returned to his position in Middle
town, N Y, after visiting his parents
for two weeks.
Fred Burchell leaves Friday for a
visit in the south.
Jacob Karbus and daughter Ella
spent Yesterday with relatives in New
York.
The High School Alumni associa.
ion meets tomorrow night.
A number of new hands have been
put to work at the Raritan Copper
Works.
Happy Ten Social Club meets to-
night at Mullens, ball avenue.
William Cassidy is now the owner
of a pool and billiard pRrlor in upper
Smith street,
The funeral of the late William A.
Barnard was held today with inter
ment in Greenwood cemetery, Brook
Ign.
Complaint has been made to the
police that q bow living in High street
broke a pane Of glass in the Boston
confectionery store, at 321 State
street, yesterday afternoon, with q
h ockey stick.
Forrest l.. Smith is confined to his
home with the grip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
JENKINS WON.
In a Wrestling Match on the Fac.
ifiC Coast Last Night.

Thomas Jenkins won the catch-as-catch
a wrestling championship last night in
San Francisco, by throwing Jack Carkeck
two straight falls. jenkins won the first
fall in seventeen minutes and thirty
seconds with a bar wrist and half-nelson
hold. He won the second fall in four
mlntes and forty-ftve seconds with half
nelson and body hold.
The winner showed his superiority at
every stage IF the bout. -
Preliminerv to the wrestling match
Young Curbr5s announced that he would
box Jimmy Brit, at 1873 pounds ringslde
for a $1,000 side bet, winner to take all.
Britt annoucej that he was looking for
a match with Jabez Whi'e, of England,
and was not ready to consider Corbett's
offer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
Was Thinking of Invalid wifc.

SHAMOKIN, Pa, Jan. Hilary
Dunkelberger, telegraph operator ut
Weigh Scales, near which place Il fatal
train wreck occurred yesterday, said
that he was thinking of his invalid
wife and forgot an order to hold the
southbound Pennsylvania railroad pas
senger train mt the Scales until an I'M
attached northbOund locomotive ar
rived there. Consequently when the
locomotive met the passenger train the
wreck occurred, which caused the death
Of two persons and the injury of a mum
Der of others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, Jan. 11.-Ar-
thur L. Gray, who was arrested here
by United States Marshal Black. was
a~rraigncd before United States Com
missioner Charles s. Hall charged with
delaying the mails. He was held for
the grand jury. Gray is Il postal clerk
in the local postolfice. When he was
arrested eight letters were found in his
pockets, but as zone of them were
opened the minor charge was preferred
against him. The extreme penalty is
$500 fine or One year in prison, or both.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
KILL YELLOW JACK.
American Public Health Con-
ference at Havana, Cuba.
PRAISE FOR OUR FEVER EXPERTS
Dread ScOurGe Banished From Penr'
OF the A~ntiIIes-Dr. Jesse La@eaF
"a Martyr 40 Scientific Zeal
For Human Welfare.

HAVANA. Jan. 1.-THE feature OF
the formal opening last night of the
annual meeting of the American PuD'
lie Health association was the address
of the president, DR.. Carlos t1nlay, the
yellow fever expert and chief of the
Cuban health department. Or. tlnlay
paid n tribute to the accomplishments
and sacrifice Of American experts who
have brought about the beneticent re-
suit of banishing yellow fever through
the energetic application of what pre-
viouslv had been only theories. DR..
Finlay was in turn praised by Ameri-
can sanitarians for his services to hu-
mainly in discovering the mode of yell
low fever propagation.
DR.. Finlay said Cuba was especially
grateful to this association. some OF
whose members were Cuba's greatest
benefactors. The Punishment of yellow
fever vas largely due to two commits
SiOns from Washington, the first a
quarter of n century ago aud the sec
ond twenty years later. The latter de-
cisively established the true ctiology
of yellow fever. It's members Were
themselves Frustrated by the disease,
and one, DIR. Jesse LaZcar, died Il mar
tyr to scientific zeal, permitting him
self to be infected and contaminated
by mosquitoes. Or. Finlay praised the
work of Major Gorgas, chief health
officer under General Wood, who
adopting the commissions findings,
succeeded within eve months in rid
ding Havana of her inveterate enemy.
With reference to the two cases OF
yellow fever last October in Santiago
province DR.. Finlay said it vas pre-
sumable that they were transmitteu
by mosquitoes from II quarantine ship
These were the only fever eases since
1901.
The only case of smallpox, DR. Finlay
said, was one un~vaccinated person, a
detention hospital employee, credited
to Mexico.
DR.. Finlay urged a stronger fight
against tuberculosis. the most impor-
TAM mortuary factor in largeg towns
everywhere.
DR.. Erastus Wilson of Havana read
a paper OH sanitary conditions i'll Ia
vana and the necessity of their i'm
provemcnt. He said that while the i'm
~proVements during and since the
American intervention had reduced
the death rate one-half Havana was
now in the condition of having washed
her face and left her underelothins
dirty. Her radical requirements indis
putably is a complete eve system.
Dr.. Wilson pointed out the difficulties
which prevent the general government
from authorizing the projected $2S,-
100000 loan for Havana sewers until
the soldiers pay loan is partially
cleared off. EHf1
Members of the association com
mended DR.. Wilson's candor and re
marked that several cities in the Unit
ed States were in Il condition similar
to Havana's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
7 HE { HA D
NOVEL METHOD.
Bored Holes InWindOw Sash Then
Used a Knife 10 Re ach
Bolt.

Thieves entered the saloon at 715
State street, managed by Edward
Lewkowitz, last night, and got away
with dozen silver knives, forks and
spoons, as we'll as a coat.
The r"bbery vas discovered this
morning when it was found that m
trance had been gained by boring
three small holes IN the window sash,
and then cutting itaway with a knife,
until the latch could be turned.
The robbery was this morning re-
ported to the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
BRAVED BOMB
Gift Of Kaiser to American
People In Danger.
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY STATUE.
Had II Not Been For Prompt Action
of COIOred Man Statue of Fred
ericI< the Great Might Have
Been Damaged.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE police
Investigation of the alleged attempt to
blow up the statue of Frederick the
Great tends to demonstrate that the
affair was in the nature Of Il fake
caused with the view of creating Il
! sensation rather than of defacing or
damaging the statue. The investiga-
ton shows that the materials used
were incapable of producing very seri-
Gus results.
An early account said that an unsuc-
cessful attempt was made by one or
more civilians to blow up the statue of
Frederick the Great. recently present
ed to this government by the emperor
Of Germany and now standing in the
War college grounds.
A stranger drove up to the statue in
4 carriage and arranged his plans care
fully for the explosion. He hung Il
long fuse bomb on the fence surround
ing the statue while pretending to take
A photograph and then drove hastily
away.
A negro named Ellis saw The satchel
| Ut suit CdSt cOlilullIiS llc DOhlp. dhu'
hooking Il section of Scantling through
the handle, he raised the suit case Off
he wire hook which held it to the
fence ana with Il swing landed the
bomb on the ground at the foot Of
he steps. An instant later it eXplod-
n. Soldiers and civilians all through
he reservation heard the report. Near
V all force was taken from the eXplo-
| sion because the substance was con-
| lined by nothing heavier than the imi-
| ration leather sides of the small suit
case. 1t was variously estimated that.
| from one to five pounds Of the sub
! stance were i'll the suit case, which
was blown to atoms.
The driver of the carriage who con
| veyed the man to the statue was ar
rested and locked up and said that he
received his passenger at the Pennsyl-
vania railroad station: that he left the
carriage apparently to take Il photo
| graph of the statue; that he left the
| carriage en- route back to the depot and
made his way toward the river front
| The police are searching for the man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
JACKSON WOULD
ABOLISH ALL FEES

S nator Jacks " is preparing to in
tco1u.e a il this session under
W 3c1 the Offices of surrogate, regis
ter Of deeds add mortgages, sheriff
and county clerk in all the counties
If this state shall be put IN salaries
There is a prospect that his efforts
to thoroughly reform the fee system
will he successful this wear A similar
bill Introduced last year by MIR. Jack
son did not go through,
The veerlv salaries of the county
o c. RS ment oned under Mr. J CT S ID 8
IL will Be graded by population as
follows:
Over 200 900 population, $500.
Between 100, 900 aud 200, 400, So 900
Batween so 900 and 100 0C0, S. 900.
Between 10000 and $4,000 81. 900
B -tween so 900 and TO-, 900, So, 500,
Between 80, 900 and 50, 900, So, 500.
Between 20 000 and 3D. 900, 50. 900.
Less, than 5000, $1,000.
In addition to the above the sheriffs
will have actual travelling expenses
allowed them, All deputies and as
'srants employed by the surrogates,
T gisters, sheriffs and county clerks
s1alI he paid such oemponsation as is
a proved bg the Board of Chosen
F~reeholders in their respective coun-
t es
The act. if passed, cannot affect
resent Office holders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. Ill. r.
Oligher and J.. r. Zimmerman. default
ing officials of the Wooster 0O.) Nation
al bank, have arrived here i'll the Gus
tody of two secret service men from
Victoria. Il. c., where they were placed
under arrest several days ago charged
with embeZzling the funds of the bank.
The two bankers were at once arraign-
ed before United States Commissioner
Marlatt. They both pleaded not guilty,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
WAS FINED SIOO FOR
HAVING SINGLE ROOF.
New Brunswick Man The Victim of
Building Code in That
City.

New Brunswick, Jan. 1t:-John
Buckalew, of Brunei street was fined
800 Yesterday by Recorder Kuhn for
violating the building ordinance in
having a shiugle root on a house at
60 Townsenl sire t. Building In
spect1r White an Z c ntractor' Board,
Contractor Rue aud Outcalt testi-
fed against Buckalew. City Attorney
Wage prosecuted the case for the city
aud Mr.. BuckaIaw has appealed the
imposing Of the fine to the courts,
THIS is the fl St fine imposed here for
violating the hniidine ordinance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 11.-Several
national leaders of the Democratic par
ty and many prominent state Demo
Gratis broke bread last night at the
club, held in honor of the memory of
Andrew Jackson. Following the feast
there were addresses in which William
]. Bryan received the largest share of
applause, but National Chairman
Thomas Taggart was also accorded an
ovation. There were many prominent
Illinois, Ohio and Michigan Democrats
present, and nearly every county in
Indiana was represented. More than
500 persons sat down at the first table.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
Douglas Appoints Chief Justice.

BOSTON, Jan. 1~1.-Governor Doug
las has offered the positions Of chief
Justice of the superior bench to Judge
John Adams Aiken of Greenfield, and
the latter has accepted. Judge Aiken
is IL of the few Democrats now sit
ting on the superior bench. Judge All
ken will succeed Chief Justice Albert
Mason, who died recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
POLITICS IN NEW
BRUNSWICK POLICE
Detective Reduced to the Ranks by
the 4 eW Republican Ad-
minis ration.

New Brunswick, Jan. 1l:-The
police committee has reduced Police
Detective William Reed tt the patrol
force again aud he must now go on
regular duty with the other officers,
He ms been acting as detective for
some time and bas not had n patrol
duty. The coming of the republicans
into power has led to mis- being re.
duced to the ranks again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-11
Fate Now With Court Martial.

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Whatever fate
awaits Captain David H. Mulliken,
Twenty-scventh United States army,
charged with classifying his efficiency
report in connection with his alleged
marriage to a Filipino and with dupli-
eating his pay account, rests now with
the court martial. After five days in
vestigation the hearing at Fort Sheri-
dan has ended. -H9M