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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
AND OUT ESCAPES
FOR STATE HOSPITAL

TRENTON, Sept. S:-The board o
managers of the state hospital for tn
Insane, at a meeting at the hospital
yesterday, approved the award of the
contract for new fire escapes for the
Institution to the Dow Wire Works
company, of Louisville, Ky. Twelve
escapes are to be erected and the bid
of the Louisville firm was So, 400 The
contract must be approved by the
commissioner of charities and correc-
tions and by Governor Stokes before it
becomes effective.
The type of escape to be erected is
the Kirker Bender, which was OBJ
iected to by Governor Murphy in 1904.
1t consists of q circular steel tower
erected outside the building and en-
closing a smooth metal spiral ''shoot
the chute, " down which the persons
slides in escaping the building. Its
method of operation is practically the
same as the ''down and out'' amuse-
ment feature popular at Coney Island
and other resorts.
The twelve escapes will be erected
50 as to command the whole institu-
tion in case of fire. Each escape will
be connected with each floor of the
building it guards with automatic
doors.
A member of the board of managers
stated yesterday that after canvassing
the whole question of fire escapes, the
board had decided that the Kirker-
Bender was the best for an institution
of this character. In case of fire the
patients can be placed on the escane
and nothing they "a do can prevent
them from reaching the ground in
safety, whereas with the ordinary TYNE
of escape it might be necessary to
help many of the inmates all the way
down the ladder.
Another advantage pointed out in
the escape adopted is that being in
closed in steel walls, iire-proofed by
air cells, persons escaping from the
top floors could not-.be burned by
tiames belching from the windows or
the lower floors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
BRIDGE EXPERT HAS
MUCH TO CRITICIZE
AFTER EXAMINATION.
Continued from page 1.

cry and operators cab he had al
lowed a profit of $500.
Lawyer Spencer T. Weart, counsel
for Sanford e Harris then examined
the expert and in reply to a question
as to the blue print submitted with
the plans by the Freeholders he
testified that no one could make an
Ineligible bid upon this print and
specifications without making q de-
sign.
Piling Had Bottoms Broken.
Lawyer Voorhees, then examined
his witness again and brought out
the fact that some of the pile had
the bottoms broken off and were
hanging fast to the bridge by the
tops showing that they had not been
driven to hard pan in his opinion.
The expert said he wanted to make
it emphatic that he had estimated
very literally upon the cost of the
bridge in his figures and to illustrate
his point said steel cost but four
cents a pound in 1903 when he had
estimated its cost at four and a half
cents.
THE whole bridge could be built
between $4,000 and $S5, 000," said
The expert.
''There seems to be a great deal
of elasticity even in your figures"
said Lawyer Strong. "You now say
it can be built for $S5,00O and in
your estimate you fix the cos at
500 900 without the allowance of
$4,000 for extra hazard. How is
that?"
II am speaking of the cost to the
contractor when I say $4,000 or
$S5, 600. Dhe 500, 900 refers to the
cost To the county"
~hdn(asked about the standing of
American Bridge Company, one
/ the bidders for the Amboy bridge
he said they were A No. 1. The Ber-
lin CONSTRUCTION Company were fair
while the F. r. Long Company an
other bidder, did very good wark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
COMPANY
SOON START WORK.

The Allen Tobacco Company, which.
as, told in the NEWS, will locate in
the rooms over the store of Y. P.
Therkelson, in Smith street. expect to
start work about the latter part of next
week. Mr.. Allen, the owner and
manager. was in town this morning.
He said that they had hoped to get
started Monday morning, but the
electricians and tinsmiths would not
have the necessary work completed in
time. From all reports over seventy
five girls will find employment at the
factory for n start and later on many
more will be added.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Local Items


Several Public Service poles IN the
vicinity of the park were replaced by
new ones yesterday.
The foundation is in place for the
residence being erected in Marker
street, near Kearny avenue, for frllz
Hoyler.
The stock of Martins furniture
store is being moved out and it is eX-
pected that the alterations will begin
Immediately and the building Will be
occupied by Coon's ) and 10 cent store
about October 10.
Roundsman Morris, Patrolman koz-
usko and City Marshal Peltier went to
a building in Hartford street last
night shortly before midnight to in
vestigate a complaint that boys were
sleeping there nights. They found
the place empty.
--Patrolman Tonnesen was again de-
tailed at Washington hall from Z until
1880 o'clock last night.
The door of d. Isenberg's saloon, at
Buckingham avenue and Hartford
street, was found open by Pdtrolman
Kozusko at 1920 o'clock last night.
The proprietor was appraised OF the
fact and everything was made tight.
Complaints r numerous from ped
estrians. drivers and trolley patrons
and employees in regard to the block
ing to a considerable extent of the
Sidewalk and road at State and Fay
cite streets.
Work on Rasmus Johanson's new
house, on Madison avenue, is getting
along nicely.
A meeting of the Eagle Athletic
Club will be held Monday night.
The Cook row has been newly
painted.
Painters are at work on the front OF
the Pratt stores, Smith street.
The second story brick front of the
new Convery building is completed.
Henderson Brothers were the masons
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Leaves for Fuel.

In Paris a company has contracted
with the municipal authorities for all
the foliage to be derived from the trees
of the public squares, gardens, streets
and woods within the limits of the city.
These leaves are to be compressed under
high pressure and will then be converted
into a fuel. which, it is claimed, will
have a far greater calorifc capacity than
coal or any other fuel known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
MISS IDA NOES TOUR
OF THE PACIFIC COAST

Miss Ida Noe will leave this city
shortly for a ten months tour of the
Pacific coast with the Victorian band.
Miss Noe will act as their accom-
PIANIST. They will go direct from New
York to Seattle and from there make
a concert tour of the principal cities
of the Pacific coast.
/. Miss Noes ability as a pianist IS
we'll known and her engagement with
the Victorian band v~erifies the knowl-
edge that she is a rising young music
ian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Rnat b Fit Man.

Admiral V~oelkersam Of the Russian
navy, who was killed In the battle OF
Korea strait. was put in command Of a
torpedo boat when a jnuior officer. He
was a big, fat man, SO large that he
couldn't get down the companionway OF
the tiny craft he commanded He aele-
gr@phed regarding hts difficulty to the
naapl authorities at st. Petersburg, but
the thought it was a Joke. He had to
sleep on the deck of his vessel until his
friends convinced the admiralty that
Votlkersam was a mislt in a torpedo
boat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
SCHOONER

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Sept.
S~:-Schooner George E. Prescott,
Captain Libby, from South Amboy for
Spruce Head, ran ashore on Hedge
Fence Shoal at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. She was doated at 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon by steamer Susie D.,
apparently uniniured, and towed here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
London's Meat.

London's health officers last year de-
stroyed 1856 tons of meat as unfit for
food. This, however, was only a small
part of the meat consumed, which
reached 410,500 tons. The tables show
that % per cent. of the total was 'cou1F
try killed." 3.6 per cent. town killed, aad
73.4 per cent. either American or c9lo-
NAL meat. frozen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Was Fined $40

Metro Mrosko was fined $40 by the
recorder this morning on a charge
OF disorderly conduct. The complain
ant was Felix Swalak, who lives in
the same house with Mrosko. at 659
State street. 1t was alleged that
Mrosko annoyed the other tenants Dy
his laxative habits and that come
of THE things he said about SwaIaz
were a caution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
PLANS FOR FESTIVAL.

Mrs. Pfeiffer, of Bonhamtown, en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid Society, of
st. Paul's German church, yesterday
afternoon. Plans were completed for
the sociable and ice cream festival
which is to be held next Tuesday. At
this festival a number of articles will
be CHANGED off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
SEWING CIRCLE E

The Ladies Sewing Society, of Our
Saviour's Danish Lutheran church,
held a pleasant meeting at Mrs. Hans
Anderson's last night. Refreshments
were served and the fall and winter
work planned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Accommodations Conductor.

A Boston lady, more famous for her
hauteur than her good manners, saw a
man spit on the car the other day. Ris-
ing with Indignation, she freezingly said
to the conductor: do you allow any
one to expectorate in this convey
ance?' Certainly, madam. certainly!
Spit wherever you want TO-" was the
urbane answer, in the conductors best
style.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
SCHOOL NOTES.

Now that the pupils are getting
settled in the high school, there is
considerable talk of basketball and
shortly and this senior class are
promising something very unusual in
the football line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.

The Ladies Auxiliary, Of Simpson
NJ. L. church, will resume their meet
ings September. The first meeting
will be a business meeting and
arrangements will he made and work
planned for the fair to be held Deem
ber 5, 6 and Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried, G4Se Us Newbro's
H~erpiofde.

This word of latd has been in every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies, though no one
has yet been found, who will deny that
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the WORK.
Well, for the information of thousands of
people who like to know all about a good
thing, we would say that HERPICIDE
means, a destroyer or killer of Herpes"
Now Herpes is the family name of a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites. A similar microbe causes Ian
druff, itching scalp, n falling hair; this
is the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPl-
eide promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 1oc. in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
@. A.. SEXTON. Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
DANCING GLASS RESUMES.

The Saturday evening dancing
class will its third season
in Wilder Hall tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
Are Now Red Men.

ePo Ambo Tribe of Red men met
last night. Foar new members We're
received. The excursion committees
report is not complete but enough
was stated last night to definitely
ascertain that the recent excursion
was a financial success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
SOCIAL CIRCLE MEETING.

The next meeting of the Young
Ladies Social Circle will be held at
the home of Mrs. Hannah Weinblatt,
Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

The bluff had an unusually large
number of bathers yesterday after
noon in spite of cool days and the
passing of September 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08
YACHT CLUB DANCE.

The regular biweekly dance will
be held at the yacht club tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-08

Q. A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

Seine &a6e. Gin bolldnOii6er Do
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2anbarmee in fein 3elt our Sufel gee
laben. Der General bate linn einige
Offiaiere nebit einem prd6tig gei9miide
ten Reitpferte entsesengef9idt, bas Der
Abmiral audi befties. Qber ba er bes
Heitens nenig tunbig par, ipielte er
cine aiemli9 elenOe 5igur. unb als Der
General ibm entgegen fam, parb er To-
gar bur9 BEN Seiteniprung, ben bas
Pferb nit ibm madte, abgeporfen.
Niemanb fonnte fi9 bes 2a9ens ent@
balten, unb Der @bmiral, 10 febr es i'm
beimli9 perbroB, la9te mit.-Nuf BEN
anberen Sag mar Der General init ben
b~orne6mften Offtaieren Der @rmlee auf
bas Nbmiralf9iff gelaben. Die Sc
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plDbli9 aus ben &urpnen, auf Srbre
bes Mbmirals, cine itarfe Salpe eeeez
ben, pel6e bas S6iff eri6iitterte unb
in's S9nanten bra4te. Der General
unb bic fGmmtli9en 2anboffisiere
f"tiraten in SOlse bshen gu 8Oben, Der
4bmiral nit feinen Seeoffi5ieren Bile
ben iteben, unb Der Gritere faste gu Dem
General, inbem er tpieber an ieiner
Settle berSli9 la9te: so rpben MP to
@ater. mpn 9err." (So reiten mir
su Wafer. mein 9err.)
Sie &c a m taabl Der
5euerbeftattuneen i'm Oeutf6en @ei6
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BOT ober IS Prp5ent mebr ais I'm
Sabre subor unb boppelt 70 bieI als i'm
SABRE 1901. 8oran eebt nod INNER
@otba (301); es folsen Sambure
(281). Sena (189), Dating Q56), 9eiz
belbers Q55), Sffenbad Q23), Manrle
beim (74}, giieno9 (56). aarlsrube
(46). @on ben einssdf9ertm Yerfpnen
tparen 909 mGnnlt9, 473 nebliG3. Der
Ronfeffion nad tparen 1850 change
Iifa, 142 fatbolf9, 1O8 iibifh, A
freirelisi0s. 81 unbefimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

telft S3linge am 9interfuB gefangen,
unb pGbreno es anoere feit6alten,
f4pingt fi9 elm Sunge auf 6en &iiten.
Hatiirli9 briiqt uno bodt ser O6fe
eepaltig. Dim 5ortlaufen miro er aber
our9 Seit6alten on 8einen uno SDrz
nern gebinOert. Gina a9t Sage miro
Der S9fe 10 Morsens uno @benos je
cine babe Stunoe borgenommen.
Damn miro ibm elm Stiid 6ol5 our9
Die Hafe getrie6en, on oe1en Gnoen
oie 3i9el befeftigt peroen. Sine 3eits
lang gebt nun Ser S9Ie nit einem
gelernten &eittbier angefpppelt uno
tann Damn a1ein eeritten tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11

Ser Sitel bes .gibils@ ou<
perneurs Ger Ybilippinen" lautet bon
nun on. auf @runb Der tiirali9 bow
PrGfibenten Der Ser. Staaien unter=
aeianeten Bill r@eneral>@ ouperneur
Der pbilippinen."
Cine 8epesung 1T in Nsp
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frauen auf $3.50 ben Sag unb Tabr>
gelb gu erbOben. 9esenpdrtis erbalten
bic 5rduen $1.25 fir Elm Sageperf
duBer benz 9au5e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-11
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offen tn SsutidJ=S ioueitairifa.

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ben oen @runoftod fir oen Woblftdno
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men BORT peri6ieoene &inoerrahen por,
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fonftigen 8eOingungen Oes 9an0es 10
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gut gebeut, BON einbeitli9er Sarbe nit
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an. Sc eignet fi6 olio bieIes 8ino
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lernen Der jungen O9ien ais &eits
o4ien geI9iebt in foIgenber @eiIe:
Sds elm Bis 11iGbriqe &dlb miro nit
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Eers. rtsen tehs MIarutSaer anqsbre&& R1A.
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@efeae erbriidt pprben ift!!"-m9ats
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nod apOlfp! -. Wir batten ale bos
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we had more ability than we ever knew of possessing.
 But the fact remains that, when we are called upon to do something we have never done before, and God tries to lead us on to greater usefulness and prominence, we too often, like Moses, let fear rule us and we make excuses and complain. The words spoken by this servant to his Maker revealed fear and timidity, but Gods words to him were gracious words of love full of quieting assurance to his trembling servant: "Fear not" 1T will be with thy mouth and teach thee what tbou shalt say"
 Is it not high time for each one of Christ's followers to claim this prom ise of God as his own?-Why this fear and hesitation in our lives in regard to Gods call and work? Have we not been called to show forth the excellen- cies of him who has brought us out of darkness into his marvellous light: Have we not been saved to serve? We are called Gods disciples because we are scholars in Gods school. We are
The Newtown bee., 1905-01-27

he did and he took pains to lead his trembling servant to master his fears.
 For only by being master of himself could he be master of others. Moses, like many of us to-day may not have been aware of the full measure of his ability and power; he may not have fully realized that Gods commands never exceed mans ability. But when God sent him on his mission, he, the creator, knew that the messenger he sent was fully prepared, to at least begin the work he wanted done
 Strength and ability would increase according to his day. We must re- member the fact, that God knows more about our ability than we do. When he calls it is ours to obey. Our powers increase only as we put them to use.
 In times of testing we are often sur- prised by revealing a strength and a power never known by us to have been in our possession. How kind of our God to tell us to do things, which we faithfully believed were beyond our powers. And when we start out to do his bidding, how blessed to find out