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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Trinity Methodist.

Rev w. Il. Bcanchamp, pastor Of
Trinity Methodist church, will preach
today on he following subjects: Morn
ing. Love Never Faileth;" evening,
Satan as an Angel Of Light"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
ST. Vincent,s Catholic.

at ST. Vincent's Catholic church to.
day services will he held rs follows:
First mass nj s o'clock; second mass n,
1880 O'Clock; Sunday school AZ 3
O'Clock: vespcrs and bcnediction ut
$50 o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

is the largest cargo ever brought ia
tlhs Fort from the English capital
The steamship sailed from london
ON May 2 and unless she has cncoun.
terrell adverse weather she should
steam Into this port today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Trinity Lutheran.

AZ the Trinity Lutheran church today
the pastor, Rev. Il. a. Shenk. will
preach on the following subjects:
Morning, "rhe Ascension Of Christi"
evening. Salvation Of the Sinner"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Grace Methodist.

Rev. J.. G. Shearcr. pastor of Grace
Methodist church. announces his sub,
jects for today as follows: Morning,
Mans Attitude Toward the Unseen"
evening, Love of Money"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Tho l:ull Line steamship Evelyn
whici. has been in dry cock No L. ut
the shiryarl. for several days having
her hull cleaned and painted. wa#
Iluaicd oui of Tic basin Yesterday
morning ana she later sailed for Tam
FL. Fla.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

There are six big schnoners loading
carSoes OF coal ut the Che sapeake and
Ohio zeal piers and it is expected that
the entire ilcet will sail toMorrow.
Yesterday three schooners sailed with
CGal CnrHNoS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Thirtieth Street Christian.

Rev. Milo Atkinson. pastor of the
Thirticth street Christian church, will
preach this morning on "1'he Manifold
Wisdom Of God" This evening his
subject will be, "Incrcdblc Things"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Twenty.fourth street christian

Rev. Milo Atksinsnn will preach at
the Twenty-iOnrh street Christian
church this afternoon nj 3 O'Clock
Sunday school will he held ut 9:30
O'Clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Lafayette Avenue aantist.

Rev. a. n. Butler. pastor of the la.
tayettc avenue Baptist church, will
preach today on the following subjects:
Morning, Close Communion:" even.
Ing, "Iacchaeus, tile Publican"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Tn" FLINT liner Charlotte. which has
hocE IT the siipya:'i for ten DAYS I'M.
'lersIin9 extensive repairs. was foalcd
into dry lock M. |. 1T The shspvard
yesterday morning, for the purpose Of
having her hull cleaned ana painted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Second PresbYterian.

Rev. w. Nj. Hunter, pastor Of tho
Second Presbyterian church, will
preach today on the following subjects:
Morning, personal Benefits of Pray.
err" evening. Turn Ye from Your Evil
Ways, for Why VIII Yc Dic?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Sailed Yesterday.

American steamship Evelyn. Moore
Port Tampa, Fla.
S,hnnuor josie r. Burt, Salem.
Schooner Van Name 4 King. Brown.
Charleston. S. e.
Schooner Margaret Haskell. Hart
I,.Stun
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Baptist tabernacle.

Rev. r. B. Sanford. the pastor, will
preach nj the baptist Tabernacle this
morning nj II o'clock and this even
ing at s o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
ST. Paul,s Enisconal.

Services will Dc held at ST Paul's
Episcopal church this morning and
evening at the usual hours. preaching
by the rector. Rev. a. O. Sykes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
First Preshuterian

At the First Presbyterian church to-
day services will be held ut II II. IN.
and p. m, preaching at both honrs
by the pastor Rev. l.. 4. Wexford.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

The steamship San Jacinto. which
has heen undergoing extensive repairs
al the shipyar'l. WAS iloated under the
III. electric crane Yesterday and is now
having he. engines rninstalled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Calendar For Monday.
THE FIRST SUNDAY
BUCKROE CONCERT
Smidt's Orchestra viii Render a Fine
Program From to O'clock
This Afternoon.

TIL. first Sunday afternoon concert
OF The scason will he given at Bnckruc
Beach This afternoon AZ from : 10 q
O'Clock by Prof. Smidt':; orchestra.
The program to he given is rs fol-
lows:
March, Fire Worshipers' Lincoln
Overture, Light Cavalry" .Suppe
lnlermczzo' from Lee DeIibcs hal
let "NailI'. ......... Fubani
Selection from the Musical Com
ely. The Yankee Consul"
.......- .... RObyn
"Narcissne, from water scenes
T.. Neyln
Po;rourri. The Sultan Of S,lu'
Wathall
Overture. Southern Stars. .hlahl
Tor Southern Melodics)
Selection from "l'abcs in Toylard"
...... ....... ~. Victor Herbert
Gaveite. The First Heart Throps''
Excerpts from the opera, "Fantana"
.'..' ..-......-. -liunDeii
Medley Overture. The Star"
The Star Spahelcd Banner"
Tomorrow night and during The first
half of ihp week thp Gapupn-u pllocl,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

can line. sailed from Rotterdam for
This port on May II and is due to ar.
rive here on Jnne II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
LARGEST CARGO FROM LONDON.
Allegheny Due Today With 1000 Tons
of Imports.

The big British steamship Alieghany,
of tho chesapeake and Ohio feet nf
transatlantic frcighters is due In ar
rive nj this port today from London
with !.0i0 tens Cf import cargo. which
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Calendar For Today.

Sun Rises .......... i:l5 Il. IN.
sun sets -. ........,1 q u, IN.
High water. rs II. M; i0'nl p. NJ.
Lew water. >. - 10 II. m: 5:35 u. III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Tomorrow night and during he first
half of the week, the Gagnon-pollocll
Stock Company will present another
stirring Western drama Flight for
Millions" New specialties will be in
lrndMccd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

bari man bierin einen Oft ean5 bsion=
0eren 8ertrauens erbliden.
Srieori6 Wilbelm 4lfreo @reuiing
lit 6annpperaner un0 trat als 16jGbs
rtger Singing 1869 in Die Marins
elm. Gr tpuros 1873 2eutHant our
See, 1896 aapitGn uao 1903 9ontre>
ADMIRAL
Ha6oem er oie iibli6en ilebuness
reiien abiolpirt bate, purbe er bereits
1876 CUR Sbeilna6me an Der pifens
f9aftliden Expedition an 8oro Der
9orbette rGdaeae" fommanbirt, DIE
banlals unter Dem 8efe6l oes &api>
tdns our See 6reibsrrn b. S9leinis
na9 Der Siibiee fubr. Na9 erfolster
5eimtebr that 8reuiing Sienite ala
Noiutant BEL ser 2. Decentralization,
Damn als @ifiitent bes Sberperfts
DIRECTORS in Wilbelmsbapen. 9ieraui
trat er in bic Qomiralitdt elm, trurbe
uber i9pn mad einid1riger Sbdti9fsi!
dbberufen, Inn 1889 als gr1ter Diff
5ier Der &aiferpa6t r9oben5olIern"
@ertpenbung gu finoen. Sin Sabr
fpdter trat er in oas Sberfpmmanou
Der Marine unb perblieb bier nit nuI
speiiGbrtser lInterbre9ung, Die Del
5ibrung oes 2inieni9iffs nSa6fen"
gait, bis gum Sabre 1900. I'm oieit
3eit pur0e er Mbt6eilungsbDr itanb Dee
@omirulitubes. 8reuiing puroe banr
Chef bes Stabes Der lle6ungsflott:
uno erbielt Dor tpenigen Sa6ren oas
apmmanoo als 3peiter @omiral bes
1. 9eI9pdoers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Abgeblibt.

Ser ~berii1rtte ensIiIde Gteatsnrann
Wiliam pitt liebte es, tuo J3eit unb Sc
legenbeit ba5u ii6 6pt, feline itaotsmGn=
nii6e Biir0e ur0 Grnitbdftigfeit Elm
paar Gtunhsn BEL Sette Su ieben, ia
ielbit i~Ogendnnten 6uri9itpleN SGers
gen unb luItieen Strei9en ma er alsz
bann ni6t obbplD. Bel einenl iol6en
Gtrei6e bGtte er aber einmal eiren reGt
bDien Senf3sttel Oapon tragen tDnner.
pitt bate nit &ollegen elm Wfittagsz
mail in einem 2anbbauie in Der NGEe
BON 2pnbpn ei%ngcnOnmen, ppbin nun
Die @eleli9aft in ausgeiafeniter
Stimmung 5uriidfsbrte. Man mar gu
9ferbe, llnb Der Miniiter fGlug ppr,
am 3pu6auie i'm Galopp pprbei3ureiten
unb 10 cen Pd6ter bes Wege5paes I'm
bieien gu preaen. @eiost, get6an:
man idgte am 3pq6duie ppriiber. Iber
Der 3pleinnsbmler, Der auf iplGe
S6er3e pprbereitet iein mpGte, pcrz
itaro tsinsn SpaB. Gr iGOb sipei WfaI
1lnfer Der 0eleH10d1f ger, frot aDer
gliidli9er Weiie nur BEN flatternben
Mantel bes MiniIters.
Pitt lieb am an0ersn Sage Dem
3onpG9ter bsbeuten, hab er eegen
2eute, bon benen er permuthe, bab lie
ibm Den Wege3pG binteraie6en ppQten,
SelbitbiIfe nidJt iiben, unter alien linz
ftGnhen uber ni6t auf iie i6ieben biirfe.
Der pG6ter inbelen CAB Dem Nbgee
ianbten CRIB gum gefdeip: Gr Sabls
an cie &rone prompt feline Badt unb
gehs 9e9en 2eute, Die i'm prelen ppus
ten, bor, tpie es Der Iugenblid ers
beii6e. Sb bic prener Spibbuben
pber Miniiter ieien, bas lei inn p1liq
gleid9iltig. SIM uebrigen itebe er ala
FREEZER Gngldnber mir unter Dem @eieb,
unb Dor bieies mDge i'm iteQen, pcm
Is beliebe, fpenn er CLAUDE, baSu Elm
Ge9t 81 baben.
SelbitDeritdnbli@ i&piss Der Mini=
ter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

tpirfen, seiet bisie ii9 feinesipess se=
netgt, ibre Mngriffe auf Den Seltruii
unb iein !6aupt aufsueeben.
Srdulein Sarbea, Die beute Ser
2sn5e AZ adblt, beiu6te bas ALLEGHENY
college gu a.subpile, ga. no lie oua
College, asasin %rebigirte. WGbrenb
Der nG4iten Spei Sabre na6 ibrer
@raouirung pom College betbdtigte IL
ii9 als 2ebrerin. Sbre Neigung trief
lie jeoo4 gum Sournalismus. Sit
trat in ben Stab Ser 3eitune vGbau=
tauquan" elm unb puroe Meoaftrict
bes 8lattes. JrGulein Sarbeu ftubirtt
bierauf in Yaris brei Sabre lang Sc
f6idte unb perfabte Mbbanblunger
iiber Napolson uno 2incoln, iotpie eint
9ef9i9te oes STANDARD SiI Srufts
Sbsleid ibr Sntershe fir bas Del.
Monopol i'm r4%epitone"@ Estate, nr
ibr Batter felbit cine Selraffinerie be.
fab, f9on bon ibrer &inobeit on bas
tirte, beourfte es oo9 jabrellnger gr.
fabruns unb emiisen biitorii9en Stu.
biums, nm ben 8eii4tstreis GrGuleir
Tarbels berart gu bsrbreitern uno ibr'
llrtbeilsfraft in elmer Weiie gu reifen
bab iie befdbigt puroe, Die Mutorir
etnes 8uGes iiber bie sr0bte sefdGtt'
Ii9e 2ombination Der mooernen Sci
al perfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
ban ids stiast babe, bat fogar gela@t

bem ids seiost babe, bat fosar ssladt
ba5u.
Die falI6en Sunberter limb 3ettel,
bic ppn einem &leibergei6dft in Ger
Staht pertbeilt lppr0en iino. Wie idl
sinmal auf'm Geri6t ipar, bat mir cir
Sienitmann ein 9anSes Padet baprn
gegeten. Die Ginger limb bernu9 pers
bDten ipprben. So bate mir Die SaiGe
Dol gum SpaB a%uf9ebpben.
nSebt iinD tie ipgar niibliG getpore
ben.-9er5eib mir Den SpaB. lnb
sieb cine 9ebre baraus.
6erbtnanb 9uber."
Der 8er9ipieier fd6 Guberit berbubt
cine Weile Su 8ooen. Damn sing Ell
fill unb beiddmt in bas Saus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

@ergef1enes Grab ge>
unoen n. WGbrenO Irbeiter in
Sarge, q. o., inter einem bereits sss
bouten 9auic fir elm 5unoament gnu
BEN, famen lie unperbofft uuf einen
Sar9. Ma9fragen iber oieien fonoer,
barren l1mitano eripieien, oab barin Die
ueberrei tie zines Dan Sbumtpap mo-
rem, Ser 1872 i'm Mpril bon einem Be-
rii9tigten Spieler Namens S6ang err
f6ofen purbe uno BORT 5eitreiIig be-
araben porben mar. SSn ienen rbeipegs
ten" Sagen bate q Damn san5 uno
gar bergeilen, Die 2ei6e pieoer aus
s~ugraben, oIs fi9 oie eriparteten Ser
tpanoten ni9t einiteaten. Sabrelang
DION ftano elm Wobnbaus iber Dem
Trate oes ungliidlihen Opfers.
snber ben &ams
mer braften bic Seputirten ser De
poricmsnts Iisne unb Qroennes elmer
Intrag elm, Dem IderbauminiIter eli
nen &rebit BON II WiIionen Trant
gu ~betpiqisen. nm ben Spfern oes iibsr
bieie gsgenb nieoereesanssnsn @irs
teiiturmes 9iIfe gu ~leiitsn. Der bpri
bonn Sturme in 6elhern unb @Grter
auf elmer Gtrede bon "a &ilomete:
angsrihtste G1aosn pirb auf sttpa
sehn Minirnen 6rant ~an5eseben.
Gin rolrr Enft.
8etannter (sum WeinreiIens
ben, Der bur9 einen unsludliGen gu
fan feinen Muiterfoffer aerbroden
hat): % tpeh, ieBt pirb Sbr Ghsf
benten, sic bdtten ben garsen Mein
oussetrunfen!~ : n@ptt betpahre!!"
r&ennt Der sic benn 10 gendue"-
.Hein-aber ieinen Wejn!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Gin i%aIumuniidrr sarn6 Gaiici
Wilgelms bes Gritrn. Ssm SATIRE 1882

itanb in Der Geletta elmer rheinii6en
b0beren Sp4teri9uIe, bersn beitanbens
Ibgdngspriifung suglei9 Qnipru9 auf
@nitequng als 2ebrerin gepG6rt, bos
entl6eibenbe Granen beDpr. Sn elmer
bon Der S6uie peranitalteten 8prpriiz
flung er5ielt Die junsite SeIettanertn
oas bette 3eugniB; aaein fir Die
9auptpriifung, bersn Sermin bereits
feitgeiest ipar, feblten i6r an benz por>
f3riftsmGBigen 9llter nod BRET Sage.
@eiu6e nm GrlaB bieier fur5en Sriit
lpuroen bonn Observation-Disclosures,
iofpie audi pom &ultusminiiterium obs
i3ld9ig bei9ieoen. % faBte cine dlters
S9peffer oes jungen MGb6ens beim<
li1 ben Gnti9luB, unter Sarlequng
Der tbatiG9li6en @erbdltnife ii6 unz
m%ittel6ar an Den &oiIer gu penben.
gfi9t lange, 10 traf au9 Die Gnti6eis
hung oes Monar6sn elm. Sos @eIeb
ourfe iel5ft tuegen elmer 10 poraiialiden
S6ilerin feline ~@enberun9 erIeiben,
bod Bate Seine Wfajeitdt gndpigit gu
befe6len geruft, CAB iene prifun9 bier
Sage ipGter itatt5ufinben babe. Die
lem peiien &0nigsiprude mafte bonn
oas bo3begliidte iunse MGb6en burd
EN- 9len5enDes Sranen ale G6re.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Strritbare Dame.
Sraniein SarbelS g!nssife aaf Sobn .
0sodefeler NM ocn SeI=Sruit.

Ni6t geringe Seniation baben in
iiingiter s3eit Die publitatipRen SRI.
Soa M. Sarbens erregt, pel9e Dem
STANDARD Sel=Wfasnaten Sobn 8.
Hodefeaer Den @ortpurf MAIDEN, oab
feline 9ei6Gftsmetboben niht al5u
einpanosfrei iino, unb trsbbem 9err
3odefeller periu9t bat, our9 feinen
Mntpalt auf Die ftreitbare Dame einsus
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
AontrsaOmiral prsufna.
Ser ueIernennte 6bef oes oeutfd,em 3rens
serseidpco erS-@ertrauenSatt

Der n%euernunnte G6ef Oes oeutf9en
&reu5er9eiGnabers, &ontredOmiral
9reuiing, gilt als elmer Der tii9tisiten
jiinseren 6laggoffiaiere Der Osuti3en
Marine. 8isber puros bieIes piel
&enntnifs unO Suft erforoernos
&ommunoo tets bon einem @i5eaomi=
raj pabrgenommen. Wenn jebt eir
iun9er &pntreaomiral binausgei9idi
miro = 8reuiing gebt fir Die Sauer
bon apei Sa6ren na9 Sitaiien = fr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

Ote 9 6ninsetoier~ in
Den 69lc9H9ifflaaarstben ftno GEE
rdumise, NIT bobem 9oI5rano perie=
bene BettIaoen. Die on apei am aopfs
uno Jubenoe befinolide 3apfen 10 aufs
sebdngt iinb. boB lie feitlid fhpinsen
t6nnsn. Oa6ur9 tperben Die SniaFen
oieier Betten ben feitlihen S4manfun-
gen bes S@iffes. Dem Sdlinsern, ent,
5ogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

rs fam nit! s fam ntt!!" MIN,
merte er INNER pieper.
y8etteln fper' | nit brlim!" bo6te
bann Serb trosig. rSull er's bebal=
ten, 3 @elb. 60 lang g Sous no
infer is, blei6' / Do unb thu mel
S9uloigfeit. MuaB / ANAL IN Die
Sremb', na66er bab' / fem @dtterr
mebr. User ea6m nit abge6'n. @r bat
ia fsin @slO, lei lieb's. i6On's Gel'
berI."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16

Nuf GtnIaoune Der Nons
Sonsr GtaOtgemeinOe pirb Der Yariis,
@emeinbsrdtb Mitte Sftober polsG9,
zig ii9 mad 2pnbon begeben.
unere NJ Oernen y Ii >
4'er, obne Iusnahme duf papier
georudt, pel9es nit Gblor seblei4t
ipuroe, fperoen in tpenisen Sabrbun>
6srten niht me6r eriltiren, inoem oas
papier S~erfaaen miro.
Der Mraber bdut in StGbs
ten pieredise 9Guler, oeren StraBens
front feine ooer nur ipenige 6enfter
5eiet. Muf oas Snnere bes 0iereds,
ben 9of. miro Die ganse Sorgfalt i'm
Musf4miden pertpenoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-16
Mns Dem Sebsn Ghppius tGei(t eli

Yetersburger 8latt ben fplgenben inie>
refldnten Saa nit. 4uf Gem 6eimneos
aus Sreunbesfreiie befanb sr ii9 in Del
Seielli9aft S9nittopstis, Dem er. trie
betannt, brei ieiner i90niten Masurfos
tptomete. S6m tlagts Der beriibmte
&oYponiit feline per3peifelte pefuniGre
Gage. p@4," rief er aus, vtpenn ia nut
einen npbltbGtigen @enius fGnbe, Der
mir 10000 Sruncs in meinen S6ronf
legte. Damn niirbe i9 enbli9 tpieber
Wten13!" Sn biefer Na9t trdumte
G9opin, bab iein Wuni9 in GrfIuun9
ssgangen lei unb eradbIte bieies audi
ieinen Sreunben. Wenise Sage barouf
fano er au9 ri6tig 10000 Srancs in
ieinem SGrant, BON beren urfpruna CT
nidts pubte. Oisie Samme bGtte
S9nitfotpsti bineirgelegt. @r bate
elmer rei4en %Gngldnoerin, bic fir Gbps
pins Sompofitionen ifpGrmte. ZEN
Wuni6 bes Wteiiters m~itget6eilt unb
fie botts Inn IOfort bic 10000 ssrancs
fir Den &iinitler e~ineehGnbi9t. Chopin
bat ME cen Namen Der Geberin erfabs
rem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
TILTED MAN
FOR REVENGE.
Former Lover Of Annie Olesak
Who Married an italian
Is Locked Up.

An argument against international
marriages has arisen in a local case,
in that of Chinaco Cappozis, an ltal-
ian, who was married by Recorder
Pickersgill, Tuesday night, to Annie
Olesak, Slavish girl.
"A low-countryman of the bride.
Michael Drobinak by name, who has
been in love with her for some time,
has threatened her life, she alleges,
and this morning She and her husband
made complaint to the police.
A warrant was issued for Drobinak,
charging him with assault and threats
to kill.
He was placed under arrest shortly
before 10 O'Clock by Detective HUFF
and locked up at police headquarters.
He is thirty-fivc years old, seven wears
the senior of the fair Annie. He re-
sides at 40 Elizabeth street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Frank T. Smith, Of Keyport Was
Trying to Sell Horse and Wagon.

Patrolman Chris Hanson arrested a
youth at Woodbridge road and New
Brunswick avenue at O'Clock this
morning on suspicion.
Hanson was told half hour earlier
that man was trying to sell a horse
and wagon. He went to the above
place and found the fellow sleeping in
the wagon. He said that he was
Frank u Smith, of Keyport, and that
he had bought the rig in Newark.
He is twenty three years old.
This morning Smith was remanded
until tomorrow at Chief Burke's re-
quest, until an investigation could be
made OF the case.
The horse is bay The vehicle is
a coffee wagon The top is painted
light green, red and yellow. The
running gear is red, with black stripes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
SELL FOR TAXES.
Collector CroweIl Getting Ready to
Advertise the Properties.

Collector OF Revenue a. H. Crowell
will shortly advertise for sale proper
ties where the taxes for last year are
not yet paid. The sale will take place
the latter part of next month. This
sale is held annually, to bring the
property owners and water user to
the front in.the payment of the money
due the city. The land is reclaim
able upon the taxes being paid within
a certain time after the sale. The
exact date has not yet been settled up
on for the sale, but the list of delin-
quent properties, with the date of the
sale, is expected to be advertised next
week.
Another sale, which is held under
a different law, OF properties where
taxes arc due over three years, will
be held in September or October.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
BLIND HORSE DROWNED.
Taken to the Shore for a Bath and
Waded Out too Far.

A blind horse which had been taken
to the river fo" bath was drowned
Just off the shore at the foot of South
Second street yesterday afternoon.
The horse, which belonged to j.
Smith, of Prospect street, was in
charge of bov, who.was on his back.
Becoming scared at some peculiar
actions OF the horse, the boy got Off.
The blind animal, unmindful, kept
going further out, despite the calls of
the boy. Soon, without little warn
ing, the horse sank. 1t is supposed
that the animal become seized with. a
cramp. The owner was notified and
word was sent to the Metuchen dead
animal mover. The horse's body lay
on the beach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
WARRANT FOR OLIVER.
FreehoIder FELTON, Has Contractor
Who Struck Him Arrested.

New Brunswick, June 23:-William
FELTON,, freeholder from the fifth ward,
and building inspector, went before
Recorder Kuhn and swore out COM
plant OF assault and battery against
Harry v. Oliver. the contractor,
him with assault and bat
terry. The warrant was turned over to
the police to serve.
Oliver has not been arrested as yet,
as he left town short time after the
assault. 1t is said that he will not re-
turn for several days and that he is on
business trip, which he had planned
before he attacked the freeholder.
Mr.. FELTON, intends to push the case
to the finish, as he is anxious to learn
if it is lawful for county freeholder
to be brutally assaulted every time he
exercises his rights as a member and
speaks on the board floor in behalf of
the county interests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
TRYING TO SELL CARD
WHICH HAD EXPIRED.
Alleged Ironworker Accused Of At
tempting to Get Money from
Drunken Hungarian.

A man who gave his name as Frank
Sheridan and says-his. home is in New
ark, was arrested by Detective Huf
for attempting to swindle an intoxi-
Gated Hungarian by Offering for sale
union card, declared to be out Of
date.
Sheridan, according to Detective
Huff's story, was telling the foreigncN
that the union card would take him
everywhere, and lot more of the
same kind of hot.air, and trying to get
the Hun to give him some money for
it. Then Huff, who had happened to
be at the corner of State and Fayette
streets, and had overheard the parley-
ing, stepped up and placed Sheridan
under arrest.
This morning Sheridan denied the
officers accusations, and said that the
foreigner grabbed the union card
while he was showing it to him.
Sheridan was sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail, with promise
of release if any reputable person
showed uD and vouched that he Is q
bona fde ironworker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-23
Captain Cummings, Of Tug New
masket Said to Have Attempt
ed Life Of These" Johnson.
MET IN A SALOON.
Trouble Said TO be Over Some
Work Done by Captain
Cummings Father.
JOHNSON IN A POWERBOAT.
Men at First Agreed to Fight 1t Out
on Shore But Captain Later
Boarded His Boat.
JOHNSON IN A PowERBoAT

That "These' Johnson, we'll
known young fellow along shore, was
not killed last night when Captain
Cummings, commander of the tug
Newmasket, is said to have fred three
shots at him from revolver while the
Newmasket was speeding along, fol-
lowed by launch of which Johnson
had charge, is what is causing the
most comment along shore today.
johnson, it is understood, met
Captain Cummings early in the after
noon while the latter was ashore and
after few rounds of drinks at a local
saloon they engaged in hot argument.
johnson. it is said accused Captain
Cummings father of doing him out of
some money, for work that be had
done. for the STAPLES & Phillips Tow
ing Company, of which Captain Cum
mings, Sr., is the manager. One word
brought on another and they finally
left the saloon to fight it out, but
when they got to the dock the captain
thought the matter over and went
aboard his boat. He pulled cut in the
stream and Johnson got in his power
boat and followed, AS the powcrboat
drew near. it is declared that Captain
Cummings pulled revolver and,
pointing 1t at Johnson, fired three
shots and they were SO close that peo-
pie who witnessed the shooting think
that the only thing that saved john
sons life was the fact that both men
were on the water, instead of land and
that the bobbing up and down of the
boats caused the captains aim to vary
little.
The police went to the dock later to
see if they could get the captain, but
the Newmasket was steaming away.
Later the tug returned, but it is I'M
derstood that Captain Cummings was
not aboard. Johnson has reported the
affair to the police.