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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

(5iir ben reountdess 81 rreTponoenten. y
6riiblings-Gin5ua
Sn einem feruen 0rrnbc,
@e6eimniBpon bepodt,
% marO sur Moracnitlunbe
Sin 9nob' 5ltr @clt gebrod)t.
Die licbc W}uttcr Come
Shaut'S &n1blcin an 1tn0 lod)t:
Ser @elt iei 5rcuO' mo Wonne
9urf Gid, mein Sobn, gebroft."
Ger rcibet iid oie 9leuGIein
9orauf geidnpinoe ans,
Sebt iid) ouf's @inoeSroBleir,
Gilt fort nit SturmesbrolS.
Ntit flotternb blon0en @ooren
llno roiig rotber Mong,
81 fomnlt CT angefubren,
0ur6gliibt bonn SbotcnOrong.
Gr 5icbet 0ltrf sic 2a1oe
@Ici6 einem Eriumpbot.
9es itrcngen @interS 9onoc
3erfolIet, menn er nab't.
9luf neiter 5lur uno Sable
@edt er Die 8liimlein ar,
2odt Damn I'M 8uid uno @al0e
Serpor Den &ogeli6oa.
limo friider Suit uno @inoc
llno &ogellie0 boil 6rcuo',
Die mobnen ms geidlpinbe:
o@odt out $ lit boditc 3eit!"
@ereeiiet oae Sor9en
9es grollen IatogS 8ein,
Ger 8ritblin9 lit geboren,
aommt, loBt unS frobIid) ietnl
Otto bef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Qpubpr : Harf.

Der banptid hlicjite Srirbhuf tn Baltimore.
ateal: $50 9lder. = Smineripdbreubsr Charter.
gu ieoer Belt errei6bar. Stint Gents Sabrs
GELD bon alien GiabttbeiIen. Strdberbabns
8aeeonS pafIiren ben 9niipteineung aue bret
Die ben Srieobof bel raubem Wetter befu1en.
8egrdbntbpldbe Al febr mdbtaet BreileL
fdnntIt6 inter fortludbrenoer Bfleae.
Bureau: Rr. II, @eitsS aratpga.straRt.
GSuu6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Nfnrn 6. 3ndln[.

IS ftarb am II. Ntir5 1905, Mlureens. N,arp
6. Sunal, 9eb. Geinbdrt, 80 Sabre alt, ges
Iiebte Watfin BON PAUL ". 8u0al. Seripun6te
lalIS Sreniloe l!nS [,, a 5R,ill, oe1 ell &c q Der
ben 20. Ot1r3, 8 l6r Wtorgen5. bon ibrer Iebten
9Sobnune, gr. IA, @eit.Snn6urq etrn1e, aus
niiprn o SofS Sti o't ,ir ire gs;ei ISTr9tpl' t s1fs gfrt
miro, itatitiuoct.
(0ienaiba, @isc, 3eitlHecn m6gen Qefduieit
%cppiren.) CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Mdnner nnO 8rancn fumntt 3n nns,

ten, uoer Grampiaoerbrnd, @ei0piircn, aus
~fallenoen S1areiI, Strilturen, 9IIsIIuB, Blutoers
aiftlng, 8rIl6en, Saitausi6ld9en, J~f0eumuttsa
mus. 8erlntt Der Mannpnrteit 8lalens rno
6artleibiefeit pber irBeno ipelcer perlunHoteu
8ranfbeiten inutcn ii1 nertrunensooa an ulS
iueroen. Sebeutenoe Spe8laiiiten foeroen Gle
unieriudheu Ino ~ioitenfret cine n~iiienfbnftli6e
9iugnoie S6res Sales ee6en. gii6t elm 9olar
Dor Der Seilung 8u %be5oblen. &Ir betlen raid,
fiber, f6mer5IoS uno bauerbuit, ltlo bebdloein
Srauen. gSeuH Gle Mot fontuten %tjHnen, 10
bena6ri6tiaen gle ins, mi mir bebanoeIn
sic in Sbrer 8obnun9. SeiIung a~aruntirt ODER
feline Be8abIIng. - &6nneH mir mebr tbun2
Sitet Yoittarte bel. penn Sbr i6reibt an Or.
gbiiips Wleoieal Siititute, 1881 SitaRratt.Str,
Baltimore, NIB. 9eutf9 D'ro geipro6en.
(Wtatt1 ,I&S,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Wnnrr's lSntcnfnl1Icr

gum peit ulio nabc febcn. Die ]cin}iocu ooppeIs
geber Sbner feline Observation-Disclosures bel m
1raqen, mic ole bis lett 5ulammen cemcntirieu
9!hler. lluo tolillet Mot los toumet mo ulaubeu
Elm einfn6es 8rilcHgln5 ba6en. Sru1cn Gle
Sbren Sptifer, Sbnen Elm Miuiter al 3etQen.
(U{dr3tS|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Nina. &. 9fcmmcrs.

Gs itorb am II. ltlr5 1905 in Der gSobnnr1
fci1er @liern, 9ir. 925, NurosSunosStrabc Ang.
!. Mcinmers, SobH BON y. ). itno Gouiia Jienlz
mer5. Serlpunote uno SreIloe tim b0fliblt
eingelnoen, Der Neeroigliilg am Sountng, RAD
inittdg5 4 llDr, bonn Irauerbanle aus 1ei8us
tern" G7-S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Gin Sd)ritt in Der redten &idtnnl

epart rs pru5tnt an aiea ethflafFsea ge.
arabntfen.
Gin t61ner Sare, entlueoer nit
fbiunr5em Tud ODER fpeibeM ober
grnuem BIiif9slleber5ue, Haes tar
Sargs@infub, 9egrdbniBsgndetae,
@inbaIfamtrung Der 9ei9e, Lruper' CTS
flor, 1EJ
Seffnung oes @rabes, 0 Bnor Sanof6Ibe, !.
2eihentpueen nno 8 feline stutI6eR.
Mtatam Cont, 2etdaenbeItutter,
Rortbs unb @reenrtoullt'Ape. 0eibe TeIeptone,
(9e57, 6Dst,L.u.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
0lmnmitn Hrtcrs.

IS ftarb am II, 0idrJ 1905 in 9tr. 25, GIabs
Strabe Stnguita 9ctcrs I'M sitter bon "A Sab
ret. Die 9eeroigung iiuoct Wiuntug, 9fadinit=
tags nm 2 llbr. bon Der 2Sobrli1g tbreS Sob
mes. Mr.. 1889, 5~orreitsAlaee, aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Garric Sinoa0.

IS itnr6 am II. Dldr5 1905. . llbr gia6mit.
tags, Carrie Sinball, geb. Glages, "a Sabre alt,
geliebte Satin BON Truman Siuodu. Ste De
mitidg9 rs ubr, bon iDrer Ietten 98obnung,
Gr. St1, SiSsS bnrlessStrnfc, ans nuf Der
.lSeiicru GenIeterO" priuatim ftatt. (7S-ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Sricfc, bic Gincn immcr crrcidcm.

CFlcTe, olc Witch mntcr e%rretd1cH.
gn eincn &Gmpfer it SiiomeIt.
Nfrito, Den lieutenant b. S., bat Scr
Mogiitrot Der StootSorlsrlibe eilclt
iener Sriefe gcionot, Die ibre IOrei.
ioten INNER crrcifen, iclbit IN Der
oirifoniIden @ilonib. Son oemSrn.
lieutenant Lief ndmlid fol9enoeS
Intiuortl6reibcn on Den Mogiitrot
ein; n%&olfiontein, Den 80. 0e5ember
1904. Nn Den Waoiitrot Der Sollpt.
uno &eiioen5itoot Sorlsrube. Erot.
benz 5u l%iniercr meit porgeidobencn
Ibtbeilllng tcillerlei WeibnodtSlen-
ounaen %gclongten, traf 5t mciner
groBelt Srelloc bod aft "a. Se5ember
cine lolde Der Staot &orlsrnbc in
8eItolt zines Stelier5ettels bonn /.
Oftober bs. IS. Elm. lin 10 GROCER
lit mein 9eooltcrit, Dob id ougen.
blidlid nift in ser Gage bin, Die &C.
foroerten 0 Worf 81 Yig. ienoen 81
fonnen. Der 8rltno bierfiir liegt in
Der Gigenort oeS Serero- iittb @it-
boilonOeS, oeren Ortihoften leioer
nod intn1er pblle .9tebcn.
ltcllen iito. 90 MN olld) nod oie
Vtilit1r : &crlpoltung ms pbne
ariegSfolien morihiren laBt, meiI
man bier in Der gliifliben Gage lit,
obne @elo leben SIT fonnen, lit es mir
nift moglif. Die Snmme %ouf5ubrin'
gen. Sd bite neSbalb, NIT Der
3ipongSpuuitredung, Dor Iaem,
fpern Die 3uienoung bes Soll5ie-
blingS 9eamten auf meme Soften
aeIdiebt, nartcn 8u molen bis i'd
@elegcnbeit bobc, mein @ebolt in
@inobuf obbeben al f0nnen. Snl
llebrigen 5eidnc idl ergebenlt (ge5.)
Sigitenont b. g., Steuermlmmer
916S." Yer Staotratb peripiaigte,
fuie Der rShuGb. Merfnr" melbet,
Dem ipaderen Offiaier. Der iid in
lfmlerigen GerbGltniiien einen 10
9uten Sunlor beruobrt bat, NIT Ger
aniiacn aic gclpiinidtc 3~oblnnas-
irilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Sobn 8, Senfcl,
Sir. 604, GRo.e bars.S trake,
;gt 500 Qs:Leo6nEkattcr

W W.
'ueIner ole @uftriee fteis 3itr 8ufriebenbeit
clt5fiibrt. Die bon ibm bebaros, ten aei6en
t6nnen Woden Tong lteeer, obne bic aerin9iten
SeriuefnneStpurert 5u 3eigcrt. 5rdu Ieniei 1T
erdouirte @tnbaIfnmirerin, uno 1T lie @e5an6s
Iinla bon Graienleihen beren SleaidTiid..
CSnn10,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
8Gume. Erudlts uuS 2iernF(ousru.

9leine Sru6tbium Spdrgclpflaa5ctL grube
8orrdtbe bon Jiofen. @ro6eers8flaH3cn, Salt
former 0ribet fir 6eden, S6upperz inns Sfts
feitenz3ooter, 9upHs@russSG lUo <i;itz
oiinger. 4ntulog f%oitenfrei.
Siuclair Iarfcries,
Ism. 3. Gurie,
Or. 2t3, RUro. GnfUert Stra3e.
(Wldr810,S&S1@tD baltimore. mPo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
QnuiIa Utener.

IS ttarb am is. Wdr3 1905 auuiia MeBcr.
6s Sabre alt. geIicbte Satin oes peritorberen
Charles MeNer. Die Neeroignng ftlOet am
bon i6rer iebien l8obnniIg, Rr. tOt4, Mnfoiess
etrafe. ans AMI Der p2ouoon Barf @emeterD"
itatt. tfS-SO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

BUR Grinnermng
an meiueu unoergebli6en Spbn
2uuis @eltc,
e~eitor6en am 10. Mtir5 1905.
@r lit nidt mebr! 60 laIIteH meine Nlager,
@r. Der Nues fir MID mar.
Ser uur meiu Slid gefu6t In ieinen 9ebens.
tugett.
Ser Elm Iieber Sobn mir mar.
60 luie Die Sterne iieoerlinfea
S1lief CT i'm ShOoB nes Ipoes elm;
Su famit Srl0fer, i6m 81 minfet.
Sein slu9e br1dn mo CT ipar Seiu.
Der etll6tae Iroft. Der mir nod bleibt,
Sft &ieoerIcb'n III @mtgfeit.
Ste traneruhe Wlntter, @eidmiitcr nno 6amilic.
llSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Sermiidlte gnacigen,
@cilldlt.

6riB Sobulefe aus 28ciierooe. 6dnnouer. aus
aepdnoert mad Baltimore 1915. BON ieiUel
Glterll. ,6tant Saticr, Nr, 121, ShbsSroobipGg.
CTO-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19


sum I6eiI anipru68loie Sfi55irun
gen BON Observation-Disclosures iinb
Die uripriin9li6 nidt fir Die Seroi
fentli6ung b2Itimmt moren." 8iel.
leidt mGre es ooh beUer gelueien, 6ci
Dem uripriingIihen Blame 81 bIeiber
uno oie @eoidte Der Seffeutlidfeit
por5uentbolten. No6 Den berben
S6idioleH Die oieie 6rou in Den let
ten Sobren erIe6te, bate Tie iuoGl
praftii6 etpas, logor oieI iogcn fon'
men, ipGnn - ia, menn ibr ein @ott
CAB, 81 iagen, ipoS Tie Ieioet. Wton
miro oen 8eoonfen nift los, Dab
SeruuSgcber uno 8erIeger aui ole
Rcltgicr oeS groBen Eublifums, ooS
0en Seniationeu 10 germ nodlGuft,
ipefulirt boben mo Elm guteS budl-
bGnoIeriideS @ei6dft MAIDEN luoQen
un0 MAIDEN mer0en.
Die 8eoifte Der @rGfin BON Wons
ti9noio iino fllr5. @icr 5mei Stid-
probcn:
Gas iii d.
On iufIt Dos Slid? IS Itebt onGci-
ner Seite!
Oh iicbit eS ni6t unO Iudit eS i'll ser
Weitc!
@crgebcn8! 0erm Dem Sroume
gletd
GcrIinft eS in Der 3rdltmc &ci6l
8, 6oIt eS ieit! gtitr cinnol i6I19t
inn Se6en
GeS Slides Stunoe Dir, = 0u
mltBt erItreben!
MaS Cir geboten miro, - 0, greife
81,
Gein Slid b6ltit in Sen SGnoen
0onn - MIR 0ul
iaBeIt nebcn mir I'M troilten Hous
9ic feitgebonnt bielt mid 0ein9lid,
limo nenn Oh iprodlt ais mie I'M
Sroume,
Slang ourd Die Seele mir: Sier lit
9cin Slid!
Gu i6longlt Den Nrm in 5Grtlidcm
&erlongen
Dir nm bieS 6ultern Damn itno ia6It
mid al,
8or 9einer Nligen Modt I6lpon0
o1' mein 9nnoer,
Set ifmie9t' ib mid on Gid gelic6.
ter Wonn.
Sod fiib(e i6 ben Sub, Sen Oh 9ege'
ben,
Sod bebt mein &er5 IN Danger Sc
ligteit,
9a pa6t' idl oltf bonn Sroltm sum
o0en 2eber,
0aS mir fein Slid beIdeert, nulr
bitt'reS 2eio.
Die I'M Inbong 9ebradten Sieoer
aus Dem 8olf an urb iiber sic che
malige ~aronprin5eliin limo mobl gut
gemeint, uno bas lit ungefGbr ooS
Bette, ipnS man bon ibnen iagen
fam. Ga iingt Elm 8etrcllcr:
2uiio.
Dir lit 6oS gauge So6ienIunb bon
Screen 5ugetDonl
@ie folgt eS iebt nit treuer 2iebeGei.
ner Se6enSba6nl
llno IQc rpiini6cn Dir MIR @liid,
Elm fr0blih' @ieoerieb'n,
SIS m0gc Dir nit Geinem aino lllr
INNER gut er9eb'n.
iino ifIieBt:
lei gegriiBt bonn ScinlotbIono, &c.
griiBt boil Snni9feit!
Ger SodJien 2iebling bIcibit Gl ia
fir oae, oae 3eit!
Itit @ebmutb loben lie Gid emit bon
9eincm &olfc eeb'n,
Sebt boffen iie in 3uueriiAt ouf fro
beS @ieoerleb't.
@cfouft nno eelcicn ncroen oieIc
@ebifte, Gos lit iider, nidt ctmo nm
ibreS poetiidcn @eboltS megelJ Ion-
bern mcil sic 0ibterin cine &ergon.
gcnbcit bot mo aronprin5eiiin bon
Sod)icn iuor,
Gin Sriiblines 2ieo bot Die @rd.
lin Cutie bon Montignolo nidt &C.
oihtet. GS itebt menigitens feirS in
DEM porliegenoen 90nohen. Ger
iunge 8riibling lod)t ober 10 freuno-
lid burd)'S Seniter ino Die LINDEN
2iifte peben 70 wpblig berein. GS lit
SriiblineSein5u9, mo Oarlm:
Gle Seniter olii. ole Ser5en olf!
@eihninoel @elhipinoel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
Gin 8eIdenf fiir's Qcben,

Benn Sbr @uren S56tern ein pruftif6eS
8eibnn6tss@cf6enf MAIDEN iuout. elm @ef6ent
fiir's game Geber, 70 labt ie einen 9urfuS im
GleeticsS nmeNsS dneiberipltem
our6ma6en. Sic S9ule tt teet %geoffnet. Sec
aotienpnnit lit eeriug. G6iiIer int Die ebenb4
fIaiien meroen feSt anfeenommel. &Seaen ges
otngungen tpenoe man it6 an MRS. Sn0sr5, &E.
212, giprb.GhurteSsS trdbe. t276-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19
untcrridlt

fur 8tber, @nttnrrr unb 1laubultue ertbelIt
bis 5ur b6Giten @usbiIbung q. StDdiReir, gir.
al; g. g. 'gbone Maopon ISL IL.
COIt23, I&S1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

Baltimore Sransicr So,
iebt an Der
ehbpft.Gde onn 2igbt' uno 2umbarosstrnhe,
bat ibre gusftattuns uno mebrere Subriperfe
(gans) berer6Bert uuo lit ieVt I'M Stanoe,
W25beI bon Suus gu Sau5 5u b~ei6rber1 uub
fir Die 9lufbeiuabrllne ODER Serfenoune gu ber'
paden. grompte uno 8uberIdiiiee 9eoierlng
lpiro 5uaeit6ert. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

Dr. Wnt* BFrker,
resiTtrtrtsr. beutfdsr ar8t, 3O.iabriOs graGts.
Spetta!ttt ttir Atanner' uno SrgnerssrGIi9ei
SaIss uito WuHbsRr1nfbeiter, A~usflttie ieoer
Art, Striftur, Eoluttoneu, ~nerooie S0nnbe,
SmpoieHj, gterens uno Olaien Erdut1eiten.
Office In ST. Ecder'S dndtomtt6et WdtfelfH,
Nr. 70S, EftsSultimpre'S traee. S-yredftunbeu:
bon 9 rbr Wiorgens bis 10 ubr &benos; SOttn'
tags BON 10 n6r WforgeHs bis 2 ubr gtorpmtt'
tugs uno bon D tlbr BIS 10 ubr Mbe1oS.
". y. = Or. geder's Enlte belt unfeblbar
teoeH YuSfIub. @pnfultatioT fret
(A2oi26.1 10 .I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

SOnntus, Den 10. @ar5 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

8aibingtOner Bureau;
gr. 926, S,Strnbe, 3.,D.
Or. 8. geder, 8ertreter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
WATER BOARD MUST
ANSWER SUMMONS.
City Attorney Decides that They
Will Have to Appear Before Madi-
son Township Committee.

AT the meeting of the water board
in the council chamber last night a
summons was received from Madi-
son township, demanding that the
board show cause why they should
not be taxed for property in that
township. They were asked to ap-
pear at a meeting of the township
committee, to be held at Matawan
Tuesday morning next, at 10 O'Clock.
President Convery said that since
the last meeting of the board, when
they. had received like summons
from the committee he had talked to
the city attorney and had been in
formed that ii would be necessary
for them to answer the summons.
The president thought that il would
be a good idea if the board should APP
point a committee to go to Matawan.
Going to Matawan.
A resolution was passed to the eff
feet that as many of the members of
the board as can get away shall go
to Matawan Tuesday. They will be
accompanied by the engineer, Sam
uel Mason, and the city attorney, C.
c. Hommann. The engineer will
take plans with him to show the
committee that the board is having
ground storage wells installed and
that they propose within a short time
to use water from that source alone.
Bennett After Pay.
Henry II. Bennett, who was award
ed the contract some time ago for
drilling wells about seventy feet
deep, was present and presented
bill to the board for work done. The
bill was made out for so many feet
for each well and was over the
amount that the plans called for. The
board could not understand whs Ait.
Bennett should drill wells deeper
than the plans laid. Mr.. Bennett
said that he had to drill until he
struck clay. aud then admitted thai
he drilled in ,oma ease two feet into
the clay and in others five feet into
the clay.
Commissioner VOORHEES, did not
like this and said that while it looked
only like little matter it would
cost the board something like SIS
extra for each wen The bill was re-
ferred to the engineer TO look up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
THREW LAMP
AT HIS WIFE.
Almost a Tragedy at FOrds
Man Rushed in and Broke
Husbands Rib.

A Hun from Fords, who left his
wife and five children and drew mon
ey from the bank and went TO stay
with a North Amboy woman, was ar
rested last night by Detective Pei
tier at the North Amboy woman's
house, at Parker and Wayne streets.
He was committed to the county jail
for thirty days this morning by JUS
tice Pickersgill. He signed an order
for his wife to gain possession of $50,
which he had entrusted to a saloon
keeper, and his bank book, which the
North Amboy woman had.
He had broken rib which he re-
ceived from blows by a man who
rushed into his house recently when
the prisoner had endangered the
lives of his family by throwing
lighted lamp at a bed and it exploded.
The sentence was made sixty days,
but was cut in two when the man
signed the order giving the money to
his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
EX-MINISTER
ASSASSINATED
Woman Shot Former Minister of
War for the Gar Fired
Three Shots.

LONDON, Dec. THE st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph in a dispatch sent by way Of
Eydtkuhnen, East Prussia, says:
Lieutenant General Sacharoff, for
mer minister of war, has been assas-
sinated at Saratov.
The government had deputed Gen
eral Sacharoff to visit the province of
Saratov for the purpose of quelling the
agrarian riots there.
"A woman belonging to the so called
flying columns of the revolutionary
movement called at the house of the
governor of Saratov at noon and asked
to see General Sacharoff.
''She fired three revolver shots at the
general, killing him on the spot.
Count Witte charged Lieutenant
General Rudiger, minister of war, with
the task of breaking the news to Nine.
Sacharoff.
1.-The event has created profound
impression in st Petersburg owing to
fears that the revoutionists here Will
follow the example thus set.
''The specter of military Dictator
ship under Trepoff, which has been
looming on the horizon, is slowly gain
ing consistency and sharpness OF out
line.
Il am informed on excellent authorl-
ty that revolt of the st. Petersburg
garrison is certain to occur.
''The newspapers print narrowing de-
tails of the whipping by order of Gen
eral sacharoff of the peasants whom he
was sent to pacify.'
An official report says that the for
eign office has not heard from their
embassy at st. Petersburg since Nov.
80 The last communication relative
to the British subjects in Russia said
that most of those still in that country
were business men who proposed to re-
main there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
DRAWS FIRST
GRAND JURY.
Sheriff Church Names Richard
Wilson for Foreman and Not
Retiring Sheriff.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

SpGCfut 10 LNS ~ v ENING ~ II w ..
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. To
Sheriff Andrew S. Church drew his
first grand jury-that for the De-
cember term of court-this morning,
and, contrary to custom, he did not
choose the retiring sheriff to be fore
man.
The foreman is Richard Wilson, of
Raritan, chairman of the republican
county executive committee.
The other twentythree members
of the jury are:
From Perth Amboy William
Pfeiffer, George d. Runyon, Richard
E. Comegys, Niels A. Nielsen and
Henry Petty.
Woodbridge-Dr Ira T. Spencer
and Peter K. Edgar.
South Amboy-Fred w. Shines.
New Brunswick-Otto o. Still
man, Robert J. Smith. Louis Wolf
son and William d. MAILER.
North Brunswick-John A. Bodine.
East Brunswick-Charles Herr
mann.
South Brunswick-John T. Mer-
shon and Samuel H. Lake.
Madison-Frank r. Lambertson.
Monroe--Fred l.. Buckelew and
William H. Thomas.
Sayreville-George l.. Blew.
Cranbury-John S. Slvers and
Howard j. Butcher.
Piseataway-Myr j. Whitford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
MANY RISE ASKING PRAYERS
FOR FRIENDS NOT CHRISTIANS.
DR.. Elliott Creating
a Deep impress
sion Here.

The Presbyterian church was
crowded last night to hear the Rev.
Jonn Elliott preach his fourth SER
mon at the revival meetings.
He took for his text John 3-16 and
also spoke upon Inc Love, the Gift
and the invitation" from the same
text.
There was abundant enthusiasm
shown at the meeting and when DR..
Elliott requested all those desiring
prayer for their loved ones to come
forward. the aisles were crowded.
The choir has been still increased
ana every denomination in this city
is represented, among them being
raany Swedish Congregational and
Danish M. e. people.
Nothing Emotional.
There is nothing of the emotional
reviyalist about DR.. Elliott He has
calm spiritual manner that goes
deep into the hearts of his hearers
and brings forth a desire to lead Il
better Christian life.
Mr.. Rykert and the choir are
great aid in bringing about the con
versions. as the soul-stirring music
affects the unconverted in q very ben
eficial way. i
Meeting This Afternoon.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock DR..
Elliott will speak upon THE Holy
Spirit as Revealed in the New Tes-
lament" The meeting this afternoon
will be held in the Baptist church.
Yesterday afternoon the chapel was
crowded. The text yesterday was
The Holy Spirit as Revealed in the
Old Testament"
The after-meeting last night was
largely attended and is rather a
prayer meeting than revival serv-
ice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
State Street Main.

Report was made that the contrac-
tor who is paving State street had
been seen and he said he had no OBJ
jections to the water board laying
pipes through State street. for the
proposed new main for factory use.
Commissioner Jensen thought that
the board should do something at
once in regards to the laying of the
pine through this street. Some of
the other commissioners We're of the
opinion that ii would not be just the
thing to do anything as they did not
AaVe money enough to carry the idea
TIN ough at the present time.
Commissioners Jensen. Clark and
voorhees, were appointed commit
tee to look into the financial condi
ton of the board and to see If the
plans fol State street could be carried
out. The board started the year with
$40, 900 for extensions and repairs
and the question now is how much
money is left: They are to report
at the next meeting.
Brighton Avenue Extension.
Superintendent Burns was request
ed to lock into the matter of extend
ing the water main along Brighton
avenue as requested at one of the re-
cent meetings of the board by John
Gregory. and TO notify Mr.. Gregory
that the main in Madison avenue eX-
tended tC the water edge, where he
could easily connect, as his property
is both on Madison and Brighton ave-
nues.
Samuel Mason, the engineer, pre-
sented a modified plan for the new
twenty-five foot suction well to be
drilled at Runyon. 1t was gone over
very carefully by the board and they
decided to advertise for bids to be in
at the next meeting, which is to be
held Wednesday night, December %,
at $50 o'clock. The plans, cali for
the construction of a twerty five foot
suction well, to be completed within
sixty working days. Each bid must
lbe accompanied by check for $500
and the successful bidder must be
able to furnish a surety company's
bond for the sum of $4,000 that the
work will be faithfully performed A
number Of bills were ceceived and or
dered paid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
MADE THICK SMOKE.
Firemen Had Some Difficulty in
Getting at the Flames
Among the Furniture.
WASHINGTON HOSE co., QUICK.
Company Made a Record Run from
House in Rector to Scene of
the Trouble.

The firemen were called out twice
within nine hours, once last night
and once this morning.
Fire was discovered in the furni-
ture store of Isaac Miller, at 357
State street, shortly before 1880
O'Clock last night by Morris Shan
gold, whose establishment is nearly
opposite Smoke was issuing from
the cellar and an alarm was sent in
from box 65, at Commerce and State
streets. It was only by the best kind
of work on the part of the firemen
that conhagration was averted The
smoke issued from the cellar in vol
umes and great difficulty was en-
countered in reaching the source. The
Lincolns' steamer was attached to
the hydrant in front of r. F. Burke's
a few doors above.
For a time it looked as if danger
menaced the adjoining stores in the
Brogger row. AS it was, some slight
damage was done to the cellar of the
hardware store adjoining.
WashinPtons' Quick Work.
This fire served to create d new
record for quick time by Washington
Hose Company. Apparently within
a few seconds from the sounding OF
the first tap, the hose wagon OF the
Washingtons was flying up Smith
street with several members of the
company aboard, and they had round
ed the corner of State street and on
to the scene of the fire before the
Hook and Ladder and the Lincolns
were out Once, when a wheel of the