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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-10-11
"Gad, You should have seen the

"Gad. You should have seen the
way she blazed up! Thought she was
going to hit me over the head with
her parasol! Hang it all, she needn't
give herself such airs, if her name is
Una Carew. She's only govern
ess, after ALL"
A telegram that Fulwarton wrote
was addressed to Lord Langley at a
hotel in Paris, and contained only
two words: "Wanted-Run."
The fact that Lord Langley had
been Fulwartons fag at Eton may
possibly account for the curious word
ing of the message. AS soon as Lang
ley arrived in London he went
straight to Fulwarton.s chambers to
G$k him what he meant by dragging
him away from the Gay City with
such a peremptory wire.
First of all, old chap, about that
American heiress whom we have seen
darkly limited at in various papers?"
"a mere fgment of the fertile
journalistic imagination! l hope to
heaven you haven't dragged me all
this way merely to hear me deny
such an obvious duck as that"
mot exactly! The next question
is-what about Una Carew?"
my dear Reggie, after her fathers
death she went away somewhere as
a governess. But all my efforts to
trace her have failed!"
And you are still-?"
"You Internal idiot! OF course, I
am still-as you gracefully put it.
Only, as you know, she refused mel"
"All right. Supposing could tell
you where she is?"
you don't really mean it, Reg
gie!"
well, look here. You know the
Mandeville-Jones lot?"
1--WE heard of them"
Every we'll. That's where Una
Carew is doing the Jane Eyre turn!
And the 'Balmy Bounder' himself is
trying to introduce little sunshine
into her existence!"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
CHARLOTTESVILLE FIRE.
Niche Law Publishing Company
Suffers HEAVY Loss

iSpec.al by Southern Bell TelephoneI
CHARLOTTESVILLE ". o-.-t--
ga nre. caused by q defective IN.
tonight Threatened for a time t1a De-
sLruction Of the entire rlart ~ III.
Nlcil- Law publishing C0unarv Lila.
largest law publishing hovs.. ~ -r.
south Prompt action on The part ~ a..
Flre Department saved the plant. but
me loss from water is believed 20 Doe
very large. although as vet s,.fff.ien- H.
" stigauon has not taken place
II is certain. however, Thar INC rbra-,-
valued at $4,000. has suffered e0ueid-
ably, and that the large stock " bound
publications which the firm IS ore.traI
f. producing. is badly Hooded The nro-
type machines. presses and other au-Ii-
ances did not escape injury
Il VIII be mere guessing 20 attempt 70
TX the loss accurately. but Il is safe to
say IL amounts 20 several thousand dol
lars. The loss is fully covered by in
surance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
WEDDING BELLS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
PRETTY CHURCH CEREMONY


LE1SlirItG. VA. October E-Nfise
Alice Nrtt Wise. daughter ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. William IS. Wise. OF Lreslalre WAS
married tn.- evening at tho Presbyterian
Church To Air. VS.. Preston O. BISON. " Ill.
People National Bank. OF Iseesburc. for-
merry Vt Irrarlil.-. va Tie ceremony
took place at O'Clock the Rev pr. j.
w. Llpton of.rl1tll- Tho maid OF hon
or was Miss Helen v. Wise. OF Salis-
bury. Ma: tl. pest man. 3Ir William
Fletcher ~ rpTerl1lle. bridesmaids.
NJ S@e- Lucy Douglas. OF Aleza-udria. Va
Helen Gibson. q Jppe~vl-e. Va. Pa
teuss Van Deva-ter. of Paeonlau
Springs Va, Julia SeV-rou. % Del
aware City Del. Richard Wise, OF Loes-
burg. and cora Lutz, u LeeslJllrC.
C1roomsuen Ntssrs- Hubert Plaster. of
Bluemont .,- Blackwell smith, Of Up
pervlll-. Br4d-n Van DevRnJcr. Of New
port News. Ta.. Keith and William y.
Wise. OF Leospurs.
The bride s. GOWN was OF white radium
cloth. with shower bouquet OF white vio-
let- ani Lie- ~ the valley. The maid
az 1o1or wlr. "a white lace robe over
pink silk aLo carried pink noses. the
uri Iesnalds wore white over silk and
Corded maiden aair ferns
An elaborate and beautiful reception
vas held OH Wednesday night at the
home OF tho b~ide-
After an extended bridal tour A1r and
Mrs Gibson vii be at home in Lees
burg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
CaldWell-LuDton.

Especial .o Tho rrres- D,spa-ch.l
LEESBURG VA. October o5-NIiss
AS1Thc-ut Iupton. daughter OF the Rev.
J. ". LIptou. pastor of the Presbyterian
Church ~ lees5urg h.r-Lrne the bride 0t
tie Rev. Charles Tune Caldwell. D. ID
ot Waco. TeNaA this afternoon at 4
clock. The ceremony was performed by
tho father ~ tile bride in tho Preshvte rfan
Church -n Leasbure The bride was
given away hy her brother Ny Henry
llptou. " Clarl1sviie Tenn The maid
0f honor wa- Miss Mary Cannon. Of -.
Louis. Nn. The best man. My r. NJ
Hunter ~ Waco. Texas The ushers
We're Aiessrs. w. =. schrive-. OF New
York city, Julian IT. Rogers. OF Balu-
more, IS. A. Metzser. ~ Leesburg
0n Wednesday night an elaborate re-
ceptou was held
Nj and Mrs. Caldwell viii reside i'm
Waco, where tho groom IS In charge If
q large Preshyt erian Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
Tayloe-Walke
Especial to Tie umes-Daspa,onI

Especial TO The T1mes-Daspsa -cnI
NORFOLK. Va, October 25-A very
beautiful wedding was solemnize5 thie
morning at 10 o'clock at Christ Chrr.h.
when Miss Gertrude Abvoon Wake.
dttusiite" ~ Mrs Richard Wake.
was married ~ Mr.. Edward Diol,f0sor
Tayloe. Mss Diane Wake was nlatd N
honor Nj. G.. Wiley Gran By. Jr.. acted
rs best man. and the ushers were Mr..
lee Tayloe. Mr.. Charles Mcintosh. Dr.
Carl C'storhaus. Mr RuNls Parks. Mr..
Thomas Bryan. Of Richmond, and Mr.
William IT. White. Jr. Tho ceremony
WAS performed by Rev. J. W Morris.
rector ~ The church. Immediately after
the ceremony "a reception was held at
the residence Of Mrs. Wake. on Penn
broke Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
Smith-WoOd

Especial 70 The Times Dispa-cal
CIfARLoTTE.SNIL VA. Ooto1e~ %
AR. Joseph p smith. "a young merchant
O. Ieunule. Ca. and Miss Rosa FIiotf
Wood daughter OF 81r. Low Wood. s-cre-
tary ana treasurer OF the Charlottesville
oilE and Suburban Railway COMPANY.
were married at high noon to-day Tie
tinNny took place in the large re.eu-
ton hail At the Jefferson Park Hotel. and
VS. IeIt0r1ned by the Rev. John b. Tllr-
Church Ia '''9-
Tie only attendants were Mr.. 4. w.
SliiIl. or Macon, Ga-, brother OF the
renton. Va. brother OF the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. smith left for q Northern tollr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
COleman-Burge.

Especial % The 11ucs- Dispatch1
SPANISH OAKS. VA. october PA
very pretty marriage took place yesterday
afternoon at s o'clock at The home of
Mr. Fletcher Burge. near Dak -i1e when
Miss Edmonia. sister OF Mr. Ilr-e Io-
came the bride ~ Mr. Culrirs Henry
Coleman. OF Spanish OAKS neignDorlooi.
Kew. Mr Murphy, u tho Methodist
Church, was the Officiating minister.
While no cards were issued. large as
scmblage or friends veg present 90 Wit
ness the ceremony. which attest the pop
uiaritv OF the contracting. paroles.
After the ceremony the bridal party te-
paired 20 the home OF tha groom, phrfe
an Informal reception wa. held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
Observation-Disclosures.


I'l7''7'- % I-17 I--Il17- I7Ial7aIll-I
NORFOLK, VA, October 25-The wed
ding 81 Miss Elizabeth Bowdoin 10 Mr.
John Martin WoOdside was solenntzed
tlts afternoon at 40 o'clock Miss
henrietta Cosun. Of Pittsburg, was the
n.sId OF honor. and MI George r. VII
Inson was hest man MI Charles
Bowdo-u OF Pirtsburg; Mt. Peale Polk.
Of Baltimore; MT Theodore F, Rogers
Jr.. and Mr. Robert :. Johnston acted as
uShers. AT the conclusion OF the cere-
mony reception vas held at the resi-
dence Of the bride parents Judge and
Mrs. T. s. Garnet, on Colonial Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
MRS. RHEA'S WILL.
Judge Henckel Decides Favorably
to Randolph-Macon.

NORFOLK. VA. October 25-Judge HancleI.
sitting IN the Court Of Law and Chancerv here
today. gave a decision overriding tho d.
nurrer fled Tor the dismissal Of the SUR
brought here 20 compel the production az
probation in Virginia u tho viii Of the IA =
Nm. Columbia Rhea. = Norfolk Who was
burned 70 death in Baltimore.
The Baltimore hcirs OF Mrs F-hea aro ar
tempting To- prevent the probation ~ hex vvtl-
60 20 tho Randolph Macon Collere
Tho decision today IS victory To- Ran
colptl- Macon College. which sought 10 compe.
the delivery Of the win now held iu Maryland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
GENERAL WHIT RELIEVED
All Military Withdrawn From the
Camp at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October u
Brigade General Theodore Wlnt, who mas
been !n command of the camp II ernbarzatiou
here. late t7is Afternoon received orders %
relieve HE staff ~ duty and proceed % Wash
iagton General whit and the officers conpos-
ing his stan probably viii leave tomorrow
captain Carl A. Martin Will be left here In
charge OF the comm ssary and Quarternaster s
depot. which VIII be maintained here perna-
uently.
The two companies Of coast artillery from
old Point Comfort, which have bean Serving
as provost guard ordered back TO Fort
Monroe. and Captain Martin viii have only a
civilian guard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
LUTHERAN SYNOD
Meets in Annual Conference in
Bristol-Dr. Morehead Speaks.

l~per'al to Tho Times Dis7a-cnI
BRISTOL. VA. October 81 THE l.vtn-
erar synod 90 South west Tirul1fa p..n-
tclfd ia annual conference. ST. tie Church
cf The Eeceeu-er here ~ day. ut-l q
large ulmber OF ministers and layrnen iu
etts rGa0fe
The opening sermon was preached rs
Rev. y p Counts f-ir routine h.-f-
moss vas transacted {, -oar
Ir. 7. a Morehoad resident 30 Voa-
nClte college. deiivereC AN rIIrers on
"Llurati0-' to-uiEht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26

Ispecial % The Tines DlsuaIcH
FREDERICKSBURG VA. October Is.
q. a. Houston ami Miss Annie Laura
CarleaL daughter Of Mrs ". p. ls.rn.al
o. Caroline county. were married a few
days ueO az the resiC fuce az Rev. Dr. r.
VI McManawav 90 Bowling Green who
performed mo ceremony. They wiz re-
side ln Caroline county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-26
THE OYSTER NAVY.
Virginia and Maryland Gunboats
Working Together.
T9pecial % Tine 11moa- DIenafch

FREDERrCTCgBURG VA. October q Thu
flagship Commodore Maury. n the state Board
" Fisheries. which has been in tho Potnnla.
River for mora than week on tho lo-.t,.lt
for srcdcers who are violating the oyster .4,.
has returned 20 headquarters at Irvinct.r.
Twenty Arrests were made among the drcl..-rs
and 500 iva fines were collected Tor violating
the law The Mary land ana virginia ovster
naVes are working In concert this season. ana
--1AF -AS's are nelDG EtrlcLly .eDlQrceA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
MIXED TWINS.
OIcott Man Finds He Has Married
the Other Woman.

P~ITTSBUEG, Jan. 3.-Hyde j. Sum
mers, formerly of Pittsburg, now of Oh
colt, n. V, has begun proceedings to
annul his marriage. alleging he led the
wrong girl to the altar.
Summers says he offered himself in
marriage to Ruth Bekman and was ac-
cepted. Ruth, the complaint says, had
a twin sister named Irene, and the two
were Identical in appearance.
Several days after the wedding, Sum
mers AYERS, he requested his wife to
play the piano and sing for him. She
played indifferently, he alleges, and
could not sing. This aroused his sus-
picions, as he knew that Ruth possessed
a clear soprano voice.
On this statement he seeks to prove
his wife is Irene and not Ruth. The
defendant denies any error has been
made and declares she a sing with
ability. The whole case will pivot on
this point.
Summers cites instances when Irene
accompanied him to 4 theater in Buff
falo as a joke. he believing she was
Ruth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
vi GA[yCUES
FROM N, Y LIFE
Pay Back S235,OOO for Andy
Hamilton Follows Perkins
Example.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-President John
A. Mccall of the New York Life In
surance company, it is said, resigned
his position with the company this
morning and insisted on its acceptance.
He has thus followed the example of
Vice President George w. Perkins. who
resigned on Dec. 10.
1t Is said that Alexander Il. Orr.
president of the Rapid Transit commits
sion, has been selected to succeed Me
Call as president.
Mr.. Mccall said to the trustees:
ut is true that l have made up my
mind to resign. Various causes have
led me to take this step notwithstand-
ing the request of nearly all of the
trustees that | serve out my term. In
the first place, there have been changes
in the heads of the other big insurance
companies, and unless there was Il
change in the head of the New York
Life Il rivals would attempt to take
advantage of the fact by representing
that they had been purified, but that
the New York Life had not. l have
been connected with this company for
fourteen years, and | am still 50 wrap
ped up in its success that | shall not
stand idly by and omit to do anything
that | conceive to be for the best inter
ests of the company.
"The coming year will be a very try
ing year for all insurance companies,
and if the New York Life happened to
fall behind its rivals would naturally
lay it to the fact that l had not resign
ed. Besides, there will be innumerable
suits for restitution against the Off
GERS and trustees by the attorney gen
eral, So, all things considered, l made
up my mind to hand in my resigna-
ton"
Call and the trustees brought out the
fact that Mr.. Mccall intended his res
ignation to take effect Immediately up
on acceptance.
Thomas =. Fowler, chairman of the
New York Life Insurance house clean
ident Mccall a check for $4,000 and
a note of Mr.. Mccall for $150,000, max.
ing a total Of S235, 000, which it will be
recalled was advanced to Judge"
Andy Hamilton ostensibly for the pur-
chase of Il site for the annex OF the
company's new home office.
Mr.. Mccall had promised that unless
Hamilton made Il satisfactory account
ing for the money Mr.. Mccall himself
would reimburse the company. He has
done so by paying $4,000 in cash and
agreeing to pay the balance with time
notes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
CORPORATION
BUSINESS BIG
Increase Income for State Is
100000 Over Last Year.
The Biz Corporation.
,cial to the EVENING NEWS:

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
TRENTON, Jan. 3:-New JERSEYS
incorporation business for 1905 ex-
over 100000 in revenue and 2S3
in the number of companies char
tered. The records of the Office of
the secretary of state show that the
number of companies Incorporated
for the year past was 1912 as against
1929 the preceding year.
The receipts from the filing fees
for the year were $257,467.47. In
1904 they were $147,659.74, making
the exact increase in revenue amount
to $109, SOFIA.
The largest corporations chartered
during the year were as follows:
Central Leather Company, capital
$50, 900, 900; American Shelters Ex-
~ploration Company, capital, $54,-
500, 900; United Shoe Machinery
Corporation, capital $4,000, 900;
General Pneumatic Transit Company,
capital 100000 900; Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company of New Jersey, be-
ing a merger of the Lehigh Valley
Company with the National Docks
Railway Company at Jersey City,
capital 500, 30S, 900; American Sc
curities Company 500, 900, 900; Great
Western Sugar Company, 100000
900: American Butter Refining Com
pany, 81 1900, 900; Tabard Inn Cor
poration, $12,500,0 900: Campania
Guayulera Mexicana Company, $780,
000, 600; New River and P~ocahontas
Consolidated Coal Company, $1O,-
000, 900; and Yampa Fuel & Iron
Company, $4,000, 600.
The following were the notable in
creaseg in capital; Seasho1e Air Line
Company, $4,000 to $4,000, 900;
American Shelters Exploration Com
pany changed it's name to American
Shelters Securities Company and in
creased its capital from $54,500, 900
to $4,000, 900; National Lead Com
pany, $50, 900, 900 to $4,000, 900;
United States Rubber Company, $780,
900 900 to $4,000, 900; American
Sugar Co., $4,000, 900 to 100000
600; United States Independent Tel
ephone Company, 100000 to $780,
0U0, 900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
LEGISLATURE MUST GO
ON RECORD ON MATTER
Clergy and Laymen to Make Aggres-
sive Campaign on Question of
Local Control of Saloons.

TRENTON, Jan. 3:-Tomorrow
morning at II a conference will be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall of minis
ters and laymen of the state who ia
yor good government and the rule of
the people, to consider presenting
home rule" measures at the text
session of the legislature. The meet
ing will be called to order by the
Rev. S. E. Nash of the Anti-Saloon
League, under whose auspices -
conference is held. A chairman will
be elected from the floor.
a meeting was held in Newark, De-
cember 20, and it vas decided to
make an aggressive campaign for the
passing of local option measures at
the coming session of the legislature.
The meeting tomorrow is to be a
more representative one, and the
plans will be discussed and sugges-
lions made as to their completion. 1t
IS the idea to start such an agitation
from one end of the state to the 9TH
er that the legislature will be forced
10 place itself on record either one
way or the other. 'h e.
A bill was introduced in the last
session by Senator Childs, but never
got any further than committee. A
hearing will be asked for either be
fore the senate or the house and an
aggressive fight made to force the
measure through. 1t is said that the
nm aH Tho Ioaf ~Daata, vVa G.. is,4 pnAranI
too late. but this year it is the pur-
pose to have one introduced in the
first part of the session and the fight
continued until the legislature adj
iourns.
The members of the committee in
charge of the conference are: A.. F.
Stout, Presbyterian synod; the Rev,
P. T. Pockman, Reformed church;
the Rev. Amory Bradford, C~ongrega-
tional church; the Rev. McElwce
Ross, United Presbyterian church;
the Rev. A.W. Wishart, Baptist con
vention; the Rev. r. s. Hulsart,
Methodist Protestant church; A. w.
Hearn, Esq, state secretary Y. NJ.
c. A.; the Rev. H. B. Rose, Uniyer-
salty church; the Rev. w. H. Hainer,
Christian church; the Rev. c.. L.
Mead, Newark NJ. E. conference; the
Rev. Hahn, Law and Order League;
Mrs. Emma Bourne, w. C. 7. o.; the
Rev. o. A. Glazebrook, Episcopal
church; Joel Van Cise, Prohibition
list: the Rev. NJ. P. O'Connor, Roman
Catholic church; the Rev. Joel Bor-
ton, Friends; the Rev. j. w. Gamble,
n. J.. NJ. e. conference; the Rev, c.
L. Nash, A%nti-Saloon League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
TAX AUTO BY
THEIR SPEED.
Recommendation of State Road
Commissioner Hutchinson
His Report.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

Specldt 10 tue FENING NE WS.
TRENTON, Jan. 3:-Former Sen
ator Elijah c. Hutchinson, State
Commissioner of Roads, in his annual
report just submitted to Governor
Stokes, shows that the total amount
paid by the state on account of i'm
proved roads since the adoption of
the present state aid law in 1892, has
been $1,925,441.14. The total num-
Der of miles paid for has been ILL.,
800. Under the law the state pays
one-third the cost of an improved
road that is constructed according to
the specifications of the state road
department.
The total number of miles of road
built in MiddleseX county has been
1860, and the states one-third
share of the cost of this amounted to
$~20S,SSS.16. This shows that this
county paid as it's own two-thirds
share $417,776.32, and that the total
expenditures for improved roads in
the county to date have been $685.
664.4S.
The taxing of automobiles on the
basis of the damage they occasion
the public highways is one of the
novel suggestions made by the COM
missioner in his report. Commits
sioner Hutchinson says he believes
that if high-speed machines are to be
allowed on the highways, and there
is no indication that they will be
prohibited for the present, they
should be taxed in proportion to the
maximum speed for which they are
capable, which, he says, is also Il fair
measure of their powers of destruc-
ton. To offset the increasing havoc
wrought by automobiles the passage
of restrictive legislation to eliminate
armored tires, chain tires and blow
ers is also urged. Mr.. Hutchinson
makes it plain that unless something
is done in this direction much of the
money spent for good roads will be
wasted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
GK7 III IS
now ON TRIAL
Eal Court Martial Trying Mid
shipman for Hazing at
Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 3.-The court
ntpartial proceedings against Midship-
Sfephen Decatur, Jr., charged
e hazing of Midshipman Isaac
yCreary of Texas and Gaylord
I'll of Pennsylvania, fourth class
!, were continued, Decatur going on
stand in his own defense. Decatur
hied absolutely all the statements Of
NlcCreary and Church which incrim-
inated him. The court is thus left to
decide between the testimony under
\oath of the upper and lower class men.
Young Decatur is a lineal descendant
Commodore Stephen Decatur, hero
the war with Tripoli, and has n large
rcle of distinguished friends and rela-
yes, many of whom are attending the
Nal.
Whether or not the sound of stand
ing ol ones head, as it is practiced at
the Naval academy, can be recognized
by a person in an adjoining room
proved to he. the disputed point in the
evidence submitted by the defense. A
number of midshipmen testified that
they were in DeNatur's room the day
that McCreary had said Decatur had
hazed him and that they had seen ne
fourth class men there.
Other witnesses introduced We're Mid
shipmen George A.. Trevor and Robert
L. Thornton, both fourth class men,
who testified that Church had said that
the more he thought of it the more I'M
willing he was to swear that Decatur
was the one who had haZed him. This
is Il violation of orders, as all the wit
nesses are warned not to talk about the
case.
The defense in Decatur's ease is now
closed, and there will be severa wit
nesses in rebuttal brought by the pros
ecution. 1t is probable that the case
will be finished today and given to the
court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
WILL ABOLISH REBATES
Grover Cleveland Appointed Referee
of Three Insurance Companies.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-An agreement
to abolish rebating on all their pre-
miums has been entered into by the
New York Life Insurance company,
the Equitable Life Assurance society
and the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany. Announcement is made that
Grover Cleveland has been appointed
referee to decide all questions in dis
pute that may arise in such matters
and that his salary as referee will be
$4,000 per annum, to be paid Jointly
by the three companies. Mr.. Cleve-
land has accepted with the understand
ing that the officers of the three COM
panies are to second him in his efforts
TO stop Relating. A similar appoint
ment was held by the late Thomas B.
Reed. Any agent who gives rebates
will be dismissed from service and
will not be re-employed by any of the
companies that are parties to the
agreement.
1t is the desire of the companies to
secure the cooperation of all other life
insurance companies in this agreement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 3.-The dry
dock Dewey, which is on its way to the
Philippines, passed south of Cape Hen
nv last night. This is shown by a mes
sage sent by Chief Boatswain Isaac Of
the United States supply ship Glacier.
which is accompanying the Dewey, and
addressed to his wife in this city. as
follows: Happy New Year. Doing
nicely. Two hundred and twenty-five
miles southeast of Cape Henry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03

NORTHPORT. y. Y. Jan. 3.-With
every assurance that today's hearing
will show Il wife giving damaging tes-
timony from the witness stand against
her husband. accused of deliberate muir
der, the ease of DIR. James w. Simpson,
the dentist who is charged with shoot
ing his father-in-Iaw. BARLEY T. Hor-
ner. furnishes Il thrill of excitement
among the people of this town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-03
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.

The regular mid-week prayer and
praise service of the Baptist church
will be held tonight. The subject
will be Taking account of Stock"
1.-The Christmas Burden" will be
the subject of the prayer meeting in
the Presbyterian chapel tonight.
The Ladies Aid Society, of st.
Paul's German church, will hold a
meeting this afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Otto Smith, of Smith
street. There will be an election of
officers.
The Mite Society, of the Presby-