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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
1.-THE OMNIBUS BILL
PASSES CONGRESS.
ontlnued from First page1

@mcht of III money a. s,,$
VIRGINIA.
re a, II, Baker, administrator Of the estate
A county, seven hundred and tbFty-scvcn doll
liars, s6as ~ Az Az 81 e e 4 t
"a William r; e'arhar,, Of Norfolls county,
sight hundred and sixty. five dollars. s.t5sy.
5S To Levi nj Hummer. administrator OF Ben
+ jamlp a. Hummer, deceased. OF Fairfax coun-
~ To .lohn Richard. Philip and simon MAYER.
Of Of 3Dinwiddic county six hundred and seventy
TO Robert ,er3i whtacrc administrator u tic
estate Of Agnes Randall, deceased, OF Etl,iquior
county, three hundred aud eiEhty-five, dol. 4
lars
S'5 Nv Charles r, car,cr Of Rappahannock
coun,y,sion hundred ana forty dollars
TO lilra|n r. eealn1on,. administrator q
dred and forty-eisht dollars.
III To John Z: T.. Ilopkins. IN his own right
liam II. A. Hopkins, deceased. OF Accornac
county; one Thousand two hundred dollars
vivian " sep1 o. the
hammock county. four hundred and four dol
To Adelaide Grcenlaw, OF stafford county.
e ~ Ringolia. Brook" e STAFFORD county.
William r. G, Edith NJ. Clemson, anil
y. Osborne Clemson, heirs of John Clemson.
Butccased, afstllIy fCOoRSOn 3ufA May Cook
son Jones, heirs OF John G. Sopkson, de-
3reased OF Alexandria county, five thousand
eight hundred and sixty five dollars.
# TO John a. Slower. administrator OF jacob
"a. Slower. deceased. of Augusta county, four
hundred md five dollars ne
To Ira j.. Partow. administrator OF the
estate of Lydia Hoff and Hannah updikc de-
4 ceased, OF Rappahannock county, seven hun
dreh and eleven dollars.
4 To John ". Reesnr. OF Shenandoah county
two hundred and s.xty-tivc dollars, /.
ITO the trustees Of Trinity Episcopal Church
OF Portsmouth. one thousand dollars.
i Ito Spencer Vaughan. administration OF ASA
e Tucker, deceased of Dinwiddc county. two
thousand five hundred ANA fifteen dollars.
3f6 TO Mary G.. Munt atinnstrlx of John II
Aiunt deceased. of Prince George county n,ls
thousand ono hundred and seventy-fly dol
lars.
10 Robert II. yeltch. administrators OF Sept
mus Brown deceased, of Alexandria county,
one thousand five hundred and sixty-rIvcfdol-
lart,
S Cobourn, deceased. OF Frederick county, seven
hundred and sevcnty.two dollars.
TO KllDourn II. Rowsey. OF Rockbridge
county. tso hundred and ten dollars
n To Silhs n. Russer. administrator Of George
n. Rosser. deceased, OF Shenandoah county,
three hundred and eighty dollars,
sS To ~ wv. Baker administrator Of Elizabeth
z Nicholas deceased. Of Shenandoah county,
TO John r. Fauver, solc heir ana legatec
&of Richard Anderson. ,lectastl, Of Augusta
county, three hundred and eighty dollars p
y 3StTo George W, Ball, administrator Of Mary
Ann Ball. deceasde, of Lee county, one thou
eand one hundred and twenty dollars.
Il To John Barclay. administrator Of Solo.
4 mon Barclay, deceased. OF Norfolk county,
y H. o. Il . j y
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KANSAS 4 T 70 ]. II HIT.
GREAT TRUST
Continued from First Page.)

the action Of tho President III orderitig
the investigation has been under con-
temptation some time, nd does hot como
as a. direct result OF 10 5resolutlonSa adopt
ed yesterday. Commissl Oner NJ Garfield
statedathis afternoon that no time would
be lost in gctting;aoW to work In prob
all that was called for By lie House reso-
luton would be Forthcoming if II was
possible TO supply..i 1t. N :.s " Al 81
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4 Entertain Bows and Girls, 4

inryD NJ ethodist Episcopal{ 6 Church Wi glvaH
arr entertainment for girls and boys. this Iat-s
Fifth street. the residence Of the pastor, Rev.
w. J.. YOUNG siss . \,
IA REFRESHMENTS viii DO served and tho COM
n,ittee In charge have arranged n for some
novel features for the entertainment Of al
who attend 3s 3h}3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
9Oldcn.6eld Acquitted.

.T,, the Iustings Court yesterdhy @ tl; tlldens
ficii IN L North Caro- Imam was ntqultted aot
\ h. Charge Of stenliig wntcii from y E
IIall Of Nelson county, in this city on !ast
day. There Was llot lsul MI
evidence To convict the man, u e ~
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Endorse the Mayor.

Al IA recent meeting OF the Woman q Chris
ltian ,Tenperance Union an Interesting al dress
was made by Rev Mr. limal y, l'al ~
preacher.y &, " u /, III n,
approving the course Of the Mayor WEB relul
5lanI" show, which played here this wee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
ART UNDER . .B||A|I| n Of D.. !. !.
police CRITICS.


lt1lfs (C.ontinucu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w
m with Mayor mccarthy, who Instructed
Chief Of Police IIillcc to Investigate the
matter. Chief Hulcotleferred the matter
to tInspector Epps and q sergeant, VINO
visited tho art studio, III order 70 pass
upon the works of art ands to decide from
IL critical artistic standpoint whether or
not the copies Of The famous painting
were .'nude or aleWd,8' tsSl
',Pshchesand Cupid, DIANA" and THE
Sirius fell under tlc ban OF the august
cens,rc Of the police and Psyche at me
Scashorc," nlone passed pure and fr'e
through the fiery furnace OF their iiNes--
tisation. s5 s
Will Consult, a Lawyer. Il.
Mn Ilamakcr at once took the matter
oil In seclusion and will consult@a lawyer
as to Ills redress in the matter When
seen late last night he said:
II have been Informed bya well known
citizen Of Richmond tnat can bring
SHIT ana recover possibly $4,000 from
the city@for the interference of thc3pollcD
with my business. have not yet made
mp my mind what action shall take. II
will do nothing until my lawyer has adj
yiscd me.
.''rl,o pictures that have been suppress
ed are al copies Of we'll Known works
of nrt aud cannot understand why tho
authorities Of this city have seen fit to
pass unfovorable Judgment upon them.
] would not offend the public of Rich
mond under and circumstances,
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/. Grounds : and Buildings

The Committee on Grounds and RuIldingxIi
met last night, and transacted considerable
routine business. That on Charter. Ordinances
and Reform will meet ut O'Clock to-n1ght,{ Fri
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n * n
Potts deceased OF Loudoun county, ons hunI
TO Gayer. administrator q 4, thg, , o.,
tato OF Henry l.csd, tlseeased Of l s'F F
a.Sd aDlla5s, Il tho es
tate OF H. RUSSELL deceased, OF = ondoun
county. seventy five olnrs:f NJ y . u, . 1, Il.
tate 81 David shrlver deceased Of 4. lquaou1nr
county. four hundred and fiyeado r. y, !,
Jane ri @ ~ !G
8 dayer aaminIstrator g q t a,,ao ss,
county. three hundred and sixty
10 Ella a Hal. county, sl LOW
Thousand two hundred Sand ithrt y-eis uo1'
To Tho Norfolk scnmcn' s. Friend society,.;o 81 81
Norfolk. Norfolk county hree thousand any
I'D 1 Raleigh Sherman, ,ndministrators gt Isaac
&tiollingsworh,4 dectuscd BY devisee under tnn
will of Harriet - aeeeaa al ~
and Sixty dollars, t5 IS. :, . =,
10 Charles u. Grayatt. three hundred l and
X 10 John tinstlns, Of Norfolk county, 1. one.
hundred md three dollars and eight thr %
S 10 Alexander W.. Casscl OF Norfolk county,
three hundred and eghty7t 80 dollars Il and
Sym ~ Marie norner Erel-
sorlck liorner, deceased; thirty-tl dolllaIs
\ ana tMenty-one cents. EI5 I, \. !.
TO Nanne Glover Kaulmn nG 3n,. nh,i
bred and nicty-slx dollars and twents-threfe
cents. *, . z, *. II
a TO, Emily j Kenney, 5aaministrRt rlx ol5 Ed
ward Kenncy. deceased. two thousand .seSth
hundred and sxys dollars and seXfntytiW Y,
To Henry r. Percy, three bundred md TWEEN
~ three. dollars aud eighty four cen -
ira George: II, .umstictI. one hundred and
4 fifty-four dollars and fifty-two cents.
10 Emily a. Tatcm. Il sis erSanu adnll,i-i
@Istrat1ix OF Josiah D. pnner. dcceased sevetll
ty-uine dollars and .thi,ty-eights cents s,
no Robert Whiting, one hundred apdS 1li l
nine dollars and seventy two cent a 4 Az
s ro G IS ShnYen,f admins rat or Of i ne e.
tate Of Elizabeth Hahn. deceased, q SheLir
anuoah county, four hundred and fs TIT
dollars. "A, III Ill. !. Il; { u, 49,
'of the ctylof Norfolk. three tl1ousand II siA
To To George H. watkins, J,,nlus y atkins
Beetle Hamilton, I.ottic ~ Kidd ana Louisa
i. zones Of Greenesvillc coun, y,nine thousand
ono hundred and fortS.ono dollars. +: 8
To n the trustees OF St. Paul. $ protestant
Ilnscopn Church or the cl ty.3of% n orGolk three
Thousand six hundred dollars, 4, . ~ I, /. ...
no, II osal NJ. s BoWden,5 Henobias torter. Mary
d, 5I,owaen anu Martha Bowden Gust n. helss
OF Icmucl L. BoWdcn, deceased. OF Efork couti-
" four thousand eight hundred t'llu
riyc +,
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NORTH .CAROLlN

10 Nancy BELL nce1Ill,, exsen!riS X OF s ne
estate Of Isaac S. It'll, deceased, Of Sarteret
county. ono thousand eight hundred and thirty
one dollars. u t5 y. j. !. ~ "a, M,
,rar,orli. Y dccensed, Of Cumberland county Two
hundred and slxty-two doa rs q, I; =,
Henry Covert, deceased of. y Craven ,, county
three hundred and seventy. ar RI,
philus Weaver deceased, of iiarnett county.
fiyo hundred and fifty dollars, s$ IL ( :.
: ~ F1oi,n Nv Snipes.9s adniiniatratorIof AR
thur Pierre deceased q J9Ihn ID county,
10 Btnjumn bryan q q, e; ,on j.. county,
riSc hundred and scyentce 5d2ia co,,nty
I'd George il, Watkins,Mof AiitGhHll .GonnItS'
ono thousand and nine,y-sxst olarsl M Elne'
'egn o John fSns i.sowland Of Beaufort coullsy fr
hundred and twenty dollars. n N, = J Al,
no the neea,nen's Friend Soclety,ot .Ayll-
m,ngton. one thousand two hundred and flity7
six dollars. ,,,,,, fn,,,. inji., "a
10 Nelson NJ Eerebeer eishtS li W 't
and thrty-eglt cents. u, Z, ia <, (, y
10 the wardcns ind vastry, o.
rish. OF the city Of Wllniington. three thou-
sand ono hundred and thirteen. dollars laf II
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5Vl1ere Liying Is Cheap. 4

.SF Millions OF II indoos live, marry and rear
families on IN income which rarely excecds;
so cents a. week. They meyer eat meat ana
need little clothing II .88ty 3s t 4 VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Back to the Old Home.

Z Hgyiiig recovered his farm in the Orange
Free state eS7 President Steyn has returned 10
South Afr.ea, and says he hopes 10 finish his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

l88s Mr. ST, M. Donald, OF 4. staunton, SER
8geant at arms OF tho Senate Of yirglnln,S
o.stIie State is 4inIthe city. Mr. DonNld
lis at Murnhy's Hotel for q day or Wio,
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Northumberland al

Get the habit OF looking for
.Berry'ss ads. "A &. & s n
A III eyre interes sting to every
mem berSo fifth eifannily because
TREY treat of$m one yssavlng and
how the male me IA bers may
.alwatys twear a prospePousa air.
.wl1ic HIS goodFcaPitalr1ll Sitseli.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

Il WAS in the city yesterday and was
caller at lie Office Of Auditor OF Public Ar-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

IE5Then dust wg3there' $ " SUN. another
Waite attnched--u s25 lifted Suit Case for
tie nearest guesser OF the li'inlh Der y OF
words we'll use IN our February News
Lentlpr8 advertising. /. " XXX n; = 3t3
AZ fine SIG Trunk to the second nearest
gutsscr. w ~ . ~ e agt,'tts
+ Twenty other5 prizes. 3f s3 Fl 1i
Printed plan upon application "A .i
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---''-' = ! - - II u iflts : y
DEATHS,

IIoPllI Died, the residence OF, his
Y daughter Mrs T., M, Ja cks ~. South
onbardy streat this CITY On o.! Trhr!I E,E
q Rims, 81 THO nihety-hfthi yoar OF 4 his
fngc.tg BE$S q u l. IL VA I, . n fss M M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Veto I Talking Al ( ! Il
aiiSs8NachineS

won grand prize at ST.,
Louis. On contii de-.
.tnonstrAtion$a our store
Why tIon't You come by
md seeitSwork? 2b. O00irc.-.5
cords and old ones exI-,.
changed. Price OF lc...1
5torIs15 and up. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

best son eartl,. Ideal
for home school Or
church Stool and 4 In NJ!
8js',ltructi.otl,Ss b, book 81 free,
More IK q In In use it,', !.
fthun any other make.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
Those Who Brought in New Mem.
herS Last Year Were Rewarded
at Meeting Last Night.
GIFT OF GRAND REGENT.
We're Presented by Past Regent
A. H. Hope ---ReIief MeetingFO|-
lowed the Regular Session.

Last night at the meeting of Mid.
dlesex Council No. l,l00, ROYAL Area
nom, Past Regent Hope awarded
prizes to those memhers who brought
in new candidates during the latter
part of his administration.
The presents were the gifts of
Grand Regent w. a. Washhu,n and
were awarded as follows: W. H.
Griswold. a Royal Arcanum button
and three teaspoons; Charles Movers.
a fountain ptn E. W. Hope, a foun
tain pen; J. Fl Hope, a fountain pen
A. H Hope, one and one half dozen
teaspoons; John Fritzsnrer, a foam
t ain pen; Joseph S jumps, fountain
pen; r. + Richardson, fouu tain pen
John Pfeifier, three coffee spoons: D.
P. O,msiead, three coffee spoons
John J-rnee, three cntfea spoons; J.
M Derby, Royal Arcauum button.
William WoRlom, Royal Arcanum
button; G H. Melick, three tea
snoons; and @. A. Thompson, foun-
tain pen. The gifts We're presented to
each member as he entered the lodge
room.
Two new membots were taken in
last night. They were Michael
Burns, of this citv, and Frank K'r-
by, of Sou'h Amboy. The local lodge
now has 25l members and it is ex.
pected that many more will be added
during the prf sent year.
After the regular meeting the relief
association held ssiop, at which
the election of officers took place.
Join Pfeiffer was ra.elected presi
dent, and A H Hope treasurer. W.
Il. Moore was elected secretary. The
Relief now has 14l members.
z Orator Joues and his assistants are
mating arrangements for ladies
night. II will most likeiv be he'd one
night this month in Wilder Music
Hall,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
School Board Met in Special
Session Last Night TO Con-
slider Bids.
CONTRACT FOR PIANO.
Firm in the Bronx, New York, Got
the Order Contribution Boxes
in Schools.

The Board of Education held a spac.
ia meeting last night and awaI ded
the contract for the desks for school
NO 10 the American School Furni.
ture Company, of New York The bids
we're detailed, hut the total amount
OF the purchase can he placed at about
81, ScO. The other bidders were tho
New jersey School Furnirure Com.
pany, Of Trenton, and Menard &
IouuRman, of New YORK.
There We're two bidders for supply.
ing clocks for the new school, L.
kreielsheimer aud f S. Mead Mr..
kreielsheimer got the contract at
So. 30 per clock. Thermometers will
also be purchased.
Tie bids were opened at O'Clock,
and were referred to The building
committee. The board then went
into committee meeting, and the
meeting proper was not called to ord-r
until after 9:30 O'Clock, after which
the contracts were awarded, and a
number of bills ordered paid, among
them The fifth payment to l. R..
Grouse for work on school No. 7. 1t
amounted to 81 600.
a piano for school M. G, of the
SoheDck make, Was ordered from "a
BIoux firm for $3.50.
In pursuance of a request received
some time ago from the Ladies' Hos-
pital Auxiliary, permission was
granted to them TO place contribution
boxes in the schools one day each
month, for voluntary offerings
Superintendent Shull was autho-
Iiztd to engage a teacher to succsed
Miss Mndge Smith, who resigned.
Contractor Grouse reported that he
expects to flush the work on school I
by May /.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
MERRY CROWD
AT THE YACHT
CLUB SMOKER.
EntertainmentWas All That Could
be Desired and Attendance
Was Good.
EXCELLENT TALENT.

The Raritau Yacht Club smoker,
last night, passed eff in u blaze of
glory. The turnout was large. and
the results were satisfactory from
every standpoint.
The entertainment was of the rest
GINS Bruno. premier enter aiuer,
took the plare of the one exp cted
The artist won high appreciat on. and
waves of laughter swept oyer the
ga herring continually during his
stunt.
A baritone, male soprano and a
ventrii oquist, all of excellent callhre,
were the other artiss. In addition
a local amateur orchestra pleased tie
members and their friends,
Old, long-stemmed clay pipes were
nlentifol, and refreshments of varied
natures were supplied in abundance
nv the committee The affair was
held at Hartmann's hotel.
W rs ood attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
FREEH0LDERS
IN SESSION.
Routine Business Of the County
Taken Up at Morning
Meeting.
Sbsctal 10 tie Evenang Meas.

SCSCtHE 10 'He EUeNlHg NSfOJ.
New Brunsw lex, Mar. The Freehold
ers are in session TODAY. Up to / O'Clock.
no mention had been made of the Anboy
bridge. The board is still in session.
A letter was received from the Debold
Safe s. Lock Company, of New York,
stating that they would like to be con-
sidered IL the county jail is to be rebuilt.
Referred to jail committee,
Joseph g. Douebeck, OF Spotswood ap-
piled for permission TO erect poles On the
road to Jamesburg for a public telephone.
Referred to road committee with power
to act.
Freeholder jackson, Of New Brunswick
criticized Recorder Pickersg i'll, Of Perth
Amboy, Tor sending an um brella mend
ers to- Jail for six months. causing ex-
pense to the county. Freebolder Glenn
upheld the recorder, and declared that
ne is driving tho tramps out of Perth
Amboy. He said that in the county court
tramp would be only fined 500 with
three years In which to nay it.
Bonds for 9i3, 900, at per cent, to pay
the county's share of two-third of the
road expenses for 1905 arc to be issued,
The finance committee reported a bal
ance of $62,514G5.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
CRAFT
CROSS OCEAN.
Smallest Steamship Ever Cleared
from This Port Smaller
Than TughOat.

The steamer LongwooH, which, as
told in the NEWS, cleared the other
day from South Amhoy for Cork, Ire
land, loaded with coal, is tho smallest
steamship that ever cleared through
ths local custom house. The LoDgwood
is not quite rs large as the tugboat
Lehigh OF the Lehigh Valley Towing
Conn any, but she has often crossed
the !road Atlantic and the cap aiu
ana crew did not seem to think any.
thing about the presenr time, although
manv people, when they heard that
the little steamer was to 80 to Ire
land, laughed at the idea.
The Long wood is said to be swift
boat and with good weather the crew
hoped to get across in short order
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
GOVERNMENT
TUG READY.
Will be Used to Break the
Ice Above the
Bridge.
SblciaI Ito lie Eventng NszUg.


South Amboy, Mar. lit is sal d
that the freeholders are going to have
a government tugboat to cut through
the ice when is floats down to the
new bridge.
Captain Ford, Of one of the tugs
here, said he noticed lot Of ice in his
wake n short time ago aud was about
to turn and go through it when be
saw another tug coming and oonclud.
iDg that boat would cut it up he went
on his way. Oa his return he was
surprised to find that the other tug
was fast in the ice, but he being
ahead at tho time couli have broken
the Ice up all right, The trg. il is
said, Will lie there at the bridge in
readiness for the ice as it comes down
AMI it is expected 1t will stye the
bridge from further damage.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
WERE RESCUED
JUST IN TIME.
Charles Van WinCkle and George
Tyson Were the Boys on the
Floating Cake Of Ice.

1t became Known late yesterday
afternoon that the two hoys who were
rescued Monday afternoon from a cake
Of ice in Staten Island sound. were
Charles Van Winoklo, ten years old,
and George Tyson, eight years old, of
Totenville,
1t seems the little fellows we're play
ing on the ice along shore when the
foe on which they were, broke away
and before they knew il they were
drifting toward the hay
IL ia said that if the tugboat had not
happened along when it did the cake
of ice and its human load would have
shortly. disappeared from sight.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
Lehigh Valley Real Es-
tate Agent Says There
Were no Negotiations
AN INTERVIEW.
Tells a News Reporter That
RumOrs About the 300 Acres
Are Absolutely False and
Without Foundation.

The Schwab steel concern has not
purchased the Lehigh Valley railroad
property north of the coal wharves in
this city, nor has Mr.. scbwab or any
of his representatives, conducted any
negotiations whatever looking owards
the purchase of the property.
This was stated emphatically this
morning by Mr.. P H. Burnett, indus
trial agent of the Lehigh Valley rail-
road, with offices at 143 Liberty
street, New York.
Mr.. Burnett uttered strict denial,
in his interview with a NEWS re-
p-rter, of the rnmor circulated in this
city to the effect that the deal for the
acquiring of the tract on the sound
was practically closed, and that
Schwab wou shortly commence the
erection or the tract of a mammoth
steel plant.
"In the frat place, said MIR. Bur
nett, there have been no negotia-
tions under way for such pnIchase.
There is nothing in it.
"Any such negotiations would neo-
essarily be carried on through our
office, and, Furthermore, the Lehigh
Valley would not dispose of SO large
tract at Perth Annoy to any one
concern.
"Our company owns a tract about
three bundled acres in extent on the
sound, but no proposition for its pur-
hase has been received from Mr..
Schwah." "
Mr.. Burnett read clipping from
last Fridays NEWS, and stamped the
report as without foundation. And
any such negotiations would pass
through our Office" he repeated.
1.-THE onlv shred of reality that /
can see is in any way connected with
the rumor is that a party uaknown to
me, but who, | know, did not repre-
sent the Schwah concern, was in our
Offices a few days ago looking for IN.
formation as to terms, and the ike.
1--WE paid but little attention to the
QUESTIONS, aud I did not even make an
effort to ascertain his identity or
whom he represented.
Il have heard, in an indirect way,
that the Schwab concern had under
consideration the securing of a site
near Carteret, bat of it I know moth
ing definite.
"You can state it as authoritative
that there has been no purchase of our
prouerty at Perth Amhoy by the
Sohwab interests. and that no neRotia-
tious were ever opened in that direc-
zion
The report OF the alleged purchase
caused much comment here and has
attracted manv promoters and real es-
tate men to this city.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-03-01
TO THE SENATE
Measure Reported from Com.
mittee Greatest Opposition
to be Encountered in the
Upper House.
Speeial 10 the EveniNg Neaps.

OpttfUF ~ tHe EOehEtHS AtefDS,
Trenton, Mar. 1:-Dr. f. o Henry 's
autitoxin hill passed the House OF
Assembly this morning. DR.. Henry
MADE a ringing speech in defense OF
the measure.
The hill was reported from com
mittee last week with an amendment.
This did not change the bill in any
vital partcul .r, however. Exc pit that
it did not compel the state TO make
the autitoxip, bnt lefs it at the optlon
of the State Board of Health, giving
that ioiy full authority in the matter
When the legislature Assem- bled this
morning the antit KIN bill was taken
up on 'h'rd reading by unanimous
vote. DR. Henry was given the foo
and he made his best speech since he
h bssn meUib.r of tue Iegl.l .ure.
II ; explained in detail the merits of
the measure and show:d what II 0
distribution OF antitoxin would men II
to the people of the state. The en-.
tire sp enh was strong array of
foIce ful argument.
The bl now goes to the senat',
where the opposition is said to bs
strongest.