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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
(ContinaQci6n de la pdqina 4q)

tCordintQci6n de Ia pdginG Az
ella altlva y de un penasmiepto librI
de trabAs y vspcion a'ismoa. Tvvt
pArrafos brsvlos, en- que ls sSviA tro
pieal iba de,bordaudo g q ehorros
reeoglds por 10 m~eh ,dumhrs COR
avldez. Frs Ia much ID ddmbrs misma
psrsoDidsadA por <uao da La suyos1
y ex oresando 81 prooio ssnsir con sul
formas, un POGO sgtestes quiz4s, perc
sircerss ' profundas.
Volvi6 Estsyer Es uu o. m bItien
to como squel En-. olros clSaico Que
Victor Hugo pinto en- sus NIsERA
BLEs. Estevez dies aus ideas CON se'
renidad brio. Alto, dslgsdo, nsr.
vloao, su frente, IN tant1 p4 ida, 10
ilumina en- el re'ampsgoeo do una
Inspiration que pvgra por eondenrar
SO On liz en- rayo. Apsl6 q los gran.
des reeursos: al patriotIsmo, Ia
dignidAd. R,zon6 el pre- grama d,l
O!im9o; puso mu h1a puntos scb-s
muchas fea. penstr6 4 fondo en- 81
problems roiftlso J termin6 srtre
atronadores aplausos.
Mahtz Rivera h.b.6 oil i tlmo On
si slem7o y, desde lucgc, sl d'timo
'ambien en- eloeuencis, llenAndo los
Vasios que deisrau los dsmas y robus
soisndo los puutoa dtbilez para hjsr,
''ara y meta, 10 ilatieia con que com
bate 10 SJni6n do Puerto Riees & los
'spublicanos y el dsbsr que tlene de
'nonadArles en- prl vssh1 del pals.
A los dccs Y media ssrmin6 81
'cio, qle f06 brillAl tfsimo.
AgaArdsbaa los carrusjss do
Eduardo Gsorgft!I para conduuirnos
10 csntra PLAzUELA, donde 10 sir
10 un almaerzo djgno del arfissl6n.
ne sahe eolocar 10 TX olendidtz crIolla
j nivsl dc su pr6spera flr!una. Man |
.rss sucu.enscs y who's de las prime |
90 mNrsas, A los postres oil CHAM .
ACNE. el alegrs champ ~gne frances
ue clsrra con tALtA geacia todas lss
sstGs del mundo.
Y spurAdo el cafe, oil nectar ma,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
MAGNESIA
eferves0ente
antibiIiosa
De BLANCO.
VMAESE LF
DEL FRO AL FUEGO
pc como pasada mocha IN gran tumrlo De caLconet
IoW;

-lOh, los nGlsseS
Aque brque blancc, fntGsico grande aiIsrcioIo que
marchs reco psos hscia ell ceo debe va cargN
mento de tiesos aut6mls de aburrdos dc spleen ea
rIHe Nos damos cuents efscto de que
dtloso ep mol R lesbordante de peteneras Ango eva
mSstes incnadcs crto re de cal vsra que
dtb graca deade espece de Omnibus Vueve
de los toros brindandoe 7ergs aero 81 mundo viva E,
pa6a
Mas lob -. sin duds cida rtquitrn ku escsnare
de5e de ser ncche szal e de guzl ducc maIgu6 La
iutrgs sado 81 sci Chveca tQuardentc gsrrGds en- m
9srgAns pronto fortuna ahogads de misna
81 dItimo tango csnAa de zaTzueA dpAdo por
pectSculo de Ia costa scercndo Uns brrerR
lar0s tendds do oIss a o0 lado de cuA dvAamos
carSmente otro Embellishments tra2qpo El e
poizo I'll do ALA Zu de an Azal Elhro rlo cslc
Esta costa psrece eIcoera toruoss, ntermnab El
RS Marcia rerpendculsrmnte ella ccmo estvellarse Di
6ase qua hA vueo loco e cIpin htce ben en- venr
"a atrss muy leios el Ophir con toda
No en COSTA en- Et una ltpRua de arena que nos
ctrra mltad del Lo G1n tcercsm0a
Por 6mo DOCTOR 61co hombe bordo que no ess ocu
paoiimos estA xmac6n 81 puerto dice que lquea
sgua trInqns ell ago Manze eecha entsda de per-
forac6n eits Port-Siid e canal smpisza. san canal
10 que 20 10 mimo sin orilhI.....
Una hora despreI entire blrcos tnte vuehs rec do
de pt6co spsrsce ensenads de PoltSad No vemos
las egipc C6p1Ga Una pobc6n cts todAs Les mrmss
sencilmente hTrsdurA hics IL pya Apens On sr6n De
pAme s blsncss erre los hcetos lsvntsdoa en-
Ia arededor, ncs hsblsn del Africa ardcrosa
FL SOL l tuesta Gamble tan pronto como emf.
amos puero urba de raguss cog Igus con
negos mueh1ho dssnsdos que grsin gtcpsn pdsndo
Sc les lrroie dntro almsr.
oPetetAl PeIstL
"A Ia mtrl Isl mtr
"A Amer u franco
-PtlshI Pesshl
-Capitsno On ffGreo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

colsstor Dc Isabsls, don N ]. CAM.
NO. por spfsrmo.
-Aysr fa6 arrsstsdo Dor 10 no
liefs Domingo Carols. por uso do ar
ma pychlbida.
Ell sGbsdo pasado % togo ds
los trabsios do limpisss ! It5lisa sl
preso dc 10 eGrssl munisipal Ramon
PsreS, sstspdo bsjo la sustodis del
smplsado Pablo Rsnta.
Ell attorney general On esdl6 60
diss do liesnsia 81 asaal dol tribunal
Suprsno don Jssds Rossy.
-Ha regrsssdo do % excurs,6n
Dor 10 isla sl sub.eomisionado do t.
sorsrfa Mr. Bsr ismin r. Dx.
-Aoteaysr por To- madruRsds.
unos sssos psnstraron On 10 casa 70.
sidsrcta do don Juan Miranda Costa.
San Ssbs stiGn ssQuins { San Jusso,
lIsvAudoss vartos objstos y una car
ssrs con valorss. Del hssho 90 ha
dado susnta 4 10 poliefs, psro haasa
hoy NO 30 he conssguido avsrieuar
quisnss son los autorss do este robo.
Don Hlp6lito vsllxque uex ha prs.
sensado 10 rsnuneia como miemhro
dc o ] anita sseolsr do Salinas.
lei Oopsreso da loa EaAados nn,.
dos aprt b6 una 10y do Mr.. Forsk,r
sutoriEando ser iurados On Lea Oorsss
Fedsra'ss, msdiapts los siguientss re.
quisitos:
Ser mayor do 81 aiios , msnor Dc
s5; tener nm ano dc rssidsneia sn Pto.
Rico. y poser sl idiona ingles.
Ea dishs Icy 40 90 exiss que los
iurados sean propistsrios como On IL
anterior. que elsvaba d dsrscho { 200
dollars.
Ia lido dssanido por hur.o 81
ratero Juan Ldpes, do Gasyama.
Aver sstuvo On San Juan, nuss
wo olsNpgu1do amigo do Csguaa el
doetor don Gsbrisl 0.msres.
Aver rsgres6 dc 30 visjs { Pone.
el senior Luis. SscrstArio del Dsparsa.
mento dc Instrueei6p, aeomr q edo de-
81 distiDguida ssposa.
Sc eneusntra Of tsrms, aurous
~ tasra do euidsdo, 10 sstmab 90.
fora dodA Mercedes C6spsdsG, vluds
do Lsdesma.
lCo'aintia en- Ia pdctna s@lJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

10 Municipal ssflor. Bsrnsy, & quisu
formularon cargos por extrslimlts
ci6n de 6rdsnssy
H. renunoiado lA sub soleeturfa
dc Vega Bsia don Pho FsrnGndex
-Ha sido nombrA 10 sub colector
de Vega Bsia don Msnusl Mufcx.
quisn tom6 possession dc 81 pussto sl %
del eorriente.
H'y eontin1a en- In Corts Fsds
rAl 10 vista del iuisio civil por rsivin
dicacl6n de tsrreaos eptablada DOR
don Joae PousA Pores contra doas
Ines Sanshez, rsprsssntAdo el prime.
70 Mr.. Hartzsl y el demandado por
les Eiorss Anderson y Cusht.
g In el Club do r. Kehrhahn q
Co., Is San Francisco, 60 vsndsn dos
rsloies de orc sada semAna, entrs 50
s0aios, Ahonando 90 so 6 LOO semsnal
La 6ltima ssmsna obtuvro uno don
Aleisndro Lopez. do San Juan, 90
clio 10 49,
MT fiAna 30 vera el pieito do Ma
nusl Ramirez contra La Coleetiys.
por dsflos y perjuislos, rsprsssn sando
oil primsro el abogado se1or Auton-
ssntt. y alsegundo sl LicsrcIsdo don
Hsrminio Dlss.
e DspArtamento do Tesorefia
levans6 euatro embsrgos an Coro,s,.
pno on Aguada y dos ca Utuado,
-Segda sc dice, Mr.. J. J. Esibert.
lcvestigador dc Rsntas Iutsrnas, on
San German, ssrA trasladado del pun
TO On que prsaGa servisios.
Aver tue detsnido On Por GO I'll,
20 Ito Ditgsnss, quien sgrsdi6 Al cabo
Ndnez suando ibA 81 dsp6siso muniei
pal,
- ARA carrsrss de cAballos, ven.
den relic j's especia 'es 8 contadores de
quintoA de segandos & 90 40, % 90,
$1,000 J sll.O0, ports psgo, los uno.
res F, K hrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico, all
--El TeGorero de Puerto Rico con
sedi6 sesenta dfaS dc llosneia oil Sub.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

| AzUCAR. Para 10 sxpostaei6n
Han tsnido lugar las s'guIente
opersciore,;
l'tOO sacoS de 10 hacienda sJuani
tssa 50 So
600 sssos dc Ia haeiepds sBusp,
Vistr> & 3 SOL
l 600 sscos de 10 hsc,sn1a <Mon
serrates & 3 599.
Cempradoref: J. T Silva B. G,
Buques anunciadOs
VApor espl fiol <Conde WIFI edos
salio el 30 die de BArce'ona ha aciendo
las eacalas de costumbre para essa :
Vapor americana <Carolins. COZ
destino a NV YoI K ssldrS msfI.na.
Vapor americano <Ccamts del
puerto de n, " York para el nuestro
sali6 el % del presents
VApor frances % lebse, reea!sra
del 2 nj 3 ertrAnte procsdsnts de Ell
rops y s'guira vlaie para Pto Plata
EntFadas
Do Annapolis golets ingVssa eHa-
len sh wayt>
D,la islo golets amsrieAns <Tf
tons con tr&nsito.
Dc PhlladslJ hls galeta amerIcs.
20 sEllen Lltt.cs CON carbon & sobri-
nos dc EZquisga,
Sa1ldas
Para NV York vapor americsno
Jardlinas con cSrgA y pasajs,
Rnquos en- puerto
TRAVESIA
sEmma K II w.ons deIesrgando
sAdsms W SpieIs dssca- gando
sA'kadiss descargando
sH 'len ShwNts dsscargsnlo
sE.'en Llstles deAcaf & 4ndo
sT@fsons csrgando
CoSTANEROs
s4Gy. gu'zanss descIrgando
<San Mjgle!, r. Ario
sCorsz>n de MArl:s pendlente
tAoA MAriss II HlnscGo y N,gbo.
sPori0 R'ccS tratbordAndo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

renuncia irrsvoc, bic que preaensara
don Juan B. Rodriguez.
-EstA tarde sAli6 haciA Juana
Diss, sabAca Grands y San Gsrnau,
el Ccmte de E,eeciones Los st 30 .ss
Poat Barboaa regreaArkn el vierneu.
U IA pregurta al aeaor Todd:
dQ-e ha resultado dc Ia inveItig gacl6n
prAesieAdA eontrs oil Eetel del Dep6ai.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
N0T|C|AS DEL DIA
SCMARlO.1 vestgaci6n en- r. Fsjardo.-Tlsza de 1nge
Nero: Detencl6n en- Ponce.-Una re1unca. Nom
ramlento.-Denunclas multas sentenciss.

&c nth q IN en- F jArdo las ip
vsat'giciones so9re el asRlto do que
fee obieto en- au residenoiA don An
soiino Fgucroa. Hty cIrco detsni-
dos Dfsase que as trstaba do up
Asesinato.
-Ss d.cs gus don USE Claudio
oeup6r& 10 vacAnts ccurrida on Ia
plaza DO irgsuisro do ls cludad, per
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
FaInacia ia Cruz RoIa :"

V. Duefio y CO - Peduelss, r. r,
Complete suFsido de drogas, medi.
cinas, patentizados y arlfculos do or.
sopedie. Escrapulosidad en- el despa
cho de prescripciones facultativas.
Precios m5dicos. Personal com.
Eetente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
SECC|0N MERCANT|L
PreclOs MIN do los art(cuIos
que SO detaIIan en-

PFecI0s MIN do los artlcuIos
que SO detaIIan en-
almaoenes
Arroces de partido Jap6n d.
es}G5.
1dem valenciano . Q Id. i'd,
Aios de 30 ctvs. & so.
yamones s9l 10,
onesos amees.a s15 PatsgrSs 2O
To9ino, Q III . 18.
6srdinas ahumadas o 16 centa vos
Jsb6n. s64 Rocamora, america.
no, s24 yAl.
Pasta del pAis . t3l.
nantesa q s7 On ! yen latas
Do e7 { 10.
Harina dc $3.50
Habichuelas Amerisansa eolorsdas
largas e5t . 90.
Garbanxos s4} 80.
Rsaalao e4} Al
Cehollas
AanteQuillal de e13 Q Is
Pspas amsr'sanas "a q 3.
Tssaio 0A9}.
Leche condensada sAguilas & s6
Id Id ><Cruz Rojas S5
ID Id sMagnolias s41
DEL PALS
Axtear para el eonsumoi
kassabado slaro de Q 1t.
De miel elaro . o..
CsntrifugA slaro dc 10 Ass
Amerisans do s ab3.
De Ponce e3} q 81.
Ron 30 grsdos Cartisr & q. 60 san. |
asvos gallon pagados r. Internas
Maix Q l 40
TsbAoo, nominal.
Preclos de compra
Almid6n q $3.50
Algod6n de S . $50.
0oaos do is o IS millsr.
ousros dulses s1s 19i
@ebo de res ~.
Cate sorriente de e12.& 12s.
Camhl0s 00rrlentes
Londres chesk Q 4.87 & ASIA
Paris 21aS Sd,
Hambufgo &AAD.
New York 5etvA P.
EiTa6a 10a11 D.
C6duIas hlpotecarIas
Baneo Territorial y Agrfcola e59 SOL
AssiOM0s
Banco dc Pto. Rico 8 Is & 26
Banso Territorial.. Q 16 &1s.
BAnso Popular. Q 10 IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
81 US0

SU US0
Como ''Furgants. .Huave , oacaz,
In Ia Indigestion.
En- los agrios yhatoa del sEtCnago.
Contra 10 isquees.
Contra el catreaimicnt0.
Contra 10 bills.
Como rafrsloNnts.
PRO6PECTOS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
SOUTH AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Parker and children,
who have been residing with Mrs.
Parker's father, Former Mayor F. e.
DeGraw, in Main street, for the past
two years, have removed to Roselle
where they expect to make their
home.
Former Mayor Charles Muirhead
and wife have gone to their summer
cottage at Avon by the Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Barton are spending two
weeks in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard CHA, of New
York, are spending the summer in
town.
Several launches and n large
crowd visited the campus at Morgan
yesterday.
A large number of automobiles
passed through town yesterday.
A number of launches and Il large
crowd of people from Newark spent
yesterday at Soldiers and things were
reported to be rather dry.
Two automobiles containing sever
al tourists came near colliding yes
terday afternoon at Main street and
Stevens avenue. 1t was only by put
ting on all brakes that serious acct
dent was avoided.
Mrs. Samuel Buchanan, of Broad
way, and children enjoyed a trolley
ride Sunday evening.
Our local fishermen appear to be
out of business at present on account
of the scarcity of fish in the bay, but
there is no telling what time the tide
may turn in their favor. 1t was ex-
pected that they would try their luck
last night.
Mrs. Robert Reamer, of Main
street, spent Saturday as the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. George Hoag-
land, of Perth Amboy. Miss Mamie
Reamer is still visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hoagland.
Mrs. Smith, of Bordentown avenue.
is entertaining a guest from out OF
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reamer en-
t~ertained a numebr of guests at their
home on Main street at dinner on the
Fourth of July.
Mrs. John Sexton. of John street,
is spending a few days as the guest
of Mr.. Symms Campbell and family,
of Main street.
John street, between Broadway
and the shore, is alawsy ahead in the
way of decorating and proved itself
the same on the Fourth of July, for
the decorations were exceptionally
fine that day.
Mrs. Symms Campbell, of Main
street, visited Mrs. William Donnell
in her cottage or the shore one day
last week.
Miss Helen Barkalow, of Freehold,
is spending a few days with William
Wyckoff, on Broadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
SEEN BY

A scene by the freight depot in
Perth Amboy revealed by a flash OF
lightning one night and which should
remain in the memory OF one OF the
party during her life time.
-Twe-newly arrived turkey RphhlerS
on M%einzer's corner Sunday after
noon, calling the turkey owned by
the Meinzer's, and who hid in the
grass by the fence when Mrs. Meinzer
came out after them, but who soon
reappeared when the coast was clear
again. One of the same boys appar-
emily took delight in informing an
autoist that his wheel was going
around.
A lady moving her lawn by the
CLEAN of the corner electric arc light.
A resident of Broadway who re-
fused to pay another man money for
services rendered to him pointing
that man out as a sucker" because
he tried to collect the bill.
The "privet bush" being nicely
pruned and liable. according to an
eye witness, TO out-rival the "Syca-
more" and scrub oaks" One never
knows what to expect next from the
marble heart"
"pme fresh eggs" brought into
toNh by a farmer were so tough when
cooked that they showed plainly the
effect of some kind of a preservation
and weren't fl to eat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
DELAYED THE BOAT.

A delay of half an hour to the ferry
boat Warren Saturday afternoon was
caused by a large touring bearing the
New Jersey licence No. 12,07S, The
rules CT the Staten Island Rapid
Transit ferry is that only six automo-
biles be allowed on the boat ON each
trip, but on this trip, at 3:43 o'clock,
the seventh machine got aboard the
boat in the rush to get on before the
bridgetender was aware how many
had gone on the boat. The owner of
the machine was ordered off the boat
by Captain Ellis and he refused to go
and set the emergency brake so that
the machine could not be pushed off
the boat. A call was sent to the pol
ice station and Patrolman Winant
was sent down, but was powerless to
do anything as the machine was al
ready on the boat. After consider
able talking, trying to persuade him
to back off the boat, the captain final
ly asked him If he would not release
the brake, which he did. and the
deckhands pushed the machine off of
the boat onto the bridge and the boat
left the slip about ten minutes after
four.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
NEITHER ONE WEIGHED.
Motormen Disputed Right of Way on
n Single Track Yesterday.


Don't welch! Well stay here all
nighti'' yelled passengers in a Port
Richmond trolley a last night as
the car came to a sudden halt on a
single track section of the road, bare
ly escaping collision with a crowded
car from Midland Beach.
Passengers in the Midland trolley
shouted the same thing to their mo-
torman, and then men and women in
both cars bantered one another about
the right OF way and encouraged the
respective motormen to hold their
ground.
''We'll stay here all night. But
don't you welch! Don't back off this
single road" was the cry of nearly
every one.
At the end of thirty minutes an
Inspector appeared to find out why
the traffic all along the line was be-
ing held up. Then the conductor of
the Port Richmond car, though he
had proof that he was in the right,
was told to back up and let the beach
car pass The Port Richmond car
was nearer the end of the switch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
BASEBALL GAME.

A number Of people Witnessed the
game on the new grounds of Totem
VILE Athletic Club, in Sprague ave-
nue.. Saturday afternoon, when the
team of the Tottenville A. C. defeated
the crack team of the Stapleton A. G..
by a score of 10 to2, which was one
of the best contested games. played in
this vicinity in some time. neither
side scoring until the fourth inning,
when the local team scored and the
Stapletons were shut out until the
ninth inning, when they made the
two runs. The star play of the game
was made by Leftfielder Larkin in
running and catching a fly ball in the
sixth inning. The battery for the
home team was Johnson and Paugh,
and for the Stapletons was Hammond
and Hitler. The game next Saturday
will be with the Raritans, of Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
PLEASANT PLAINS.
HOUSE, DURNED.
Mrs. David Morse Badly Injured ana
~ Gont "a T,HpntnpV


Mrs. David Morse Badly Injured and
Sent to miirmary.
A fire which occurred in a two
story frame dwelling about 10 O'clock
Saturday night in Brook avenue, 10
tally destroying the building and It's
contents. The house was owned by
James A. Wood, of Princes Bay. An
alarm was sent in from box % at the
corner of Amboy and Woodyale ave-
nues. Citizens Engine and Amlcitia
Hook and Ladder companies respon-
ded promptly, but the building was
a mass Of flames when they arrived.
The fire was discovered by Mrs Da-
vid Morse, who with her husband oc-
cupied the house. She was severely
burned about the face, arms n
body in her efforts to eXtlnguish the
flames.
She was attended by DR.. DaVlu
Coleman, of Amboy avenue, Totem
Vile, who ordered her removal 10 the
S. r. Smith Inirmary. She was tax
en- TO the home of friends in BROOK
avenue, from where she was removed
to the Inflrmary last evening.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Loss to the building is $500, COW
cred by insurance, and furniture
other household goods, $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
I0IIEMNLLE.
1t Is Said They Went to Join santan
elIi,e Shnw

II Is Said They Went to Join Santan-
ellis Show.
Grace Hemstreet. fourteen years
old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hemstreet, of Lafayette place. and
Eleanor Ballet, about the same age,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ballet, of Butler avenue, ran away
from home yesterday afternoon and
no trace of them had been received
up till a late hour.
The last seen of them by their par
ents was when they left home to at
tend Sunday school at the South
Baptist church, in Main street, but
they were after see leaving here on
The 4 o'clock train for New York and
from there they said they were going
to Long Island City. This was told
by Florence Fountain who, 1t is said,
the girls were trying to persuade to
go with them. as they said they were
going Il that city to join Professor
Santanelli. who gave an exhibition
OF hypnotism in Knights of Pythias
hall a week ago
IL seems while the show was here
the two girls made the acquaintance
of two of Santanelli's subjects whom
he put to sleep over the telephone
and who have been trying to get
these girls to go with them. as both
are talented. Miss Hemstreet, who
can play the piano. is n pupil at the
French Nuns Home, In Main street,
and Miss Ballet is a singer and also
a good elocutionist. They were told
that they would be given good salar-
les II they Joined the company, so 1t
Is said.
Their parents were not aware of
their departure until about 8 o'clock
last night, thinking they were at the
home of friends which caused the
lateness in coming home. An alarm
was sent out and n report of their
disappearance was made at the police
but no general alarm was
sent out.
The sergeant at the desk advised
the parents to go at once to Long
Island City police station and report
the matter there.
The mothers, almost frantic with
grief, left on the 1926 O'Clock train
last night for that city. No further
tidings had been received of them yet
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
WANDERED AWAY.

Willie BendelI, two years old, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Bendell.
of Tyrrell street, wandered away from
his home about 0 o'clock Saturday
morning and was not found until two
hours later. An alarm was sem out
by the police and a search was made
all over town and enquiries were also
made at the ferry and the trains. as
it was thought possible that he might
have been taken by some one. He
was found about II o'clock by his
other in Romer's bakery in Amboy
avenue. where he had wandered and
seemed c~ontented as he was sitting on
a chair eating a cake that had been
given him by Mrs. Romer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boynton and
Miss Dorothea Boynton visited Miss
l.. r. Runyon, of Milington, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harris and family, of Detroit,
who have been visiting Mrs. w. 7.
.Ames, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anness, of
Trenton, have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. George M. Valentine.
Friends of Mrs. w. H. Demarest
and Mr.. Campion Cutter are glad to
earn that they have arrived safely at
their destination at Tacoma, Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Demarest, of
Green street, have been entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wardle, of
Brooklyn.
The Congregational Sunday school
has decided to go to Bellewood Park
on their excursion.
On Monday evening a horse and
buggy were stolen from Mr.. Olsen,
at Port Reading.
Mr.. Howard Happen, of Edgar's
Hill, is entertaining Mr.. Maynard, OF
Stamford.
Mss Augusta Drake is visiting rel
ativeS in Minnesota.
lsir. Arthur Williamson has been
entertaining his brother, Mr.. George
Williamson.
Mrs. Arthur Liddle and daughter
Florence have returned from King
ston, N, Y.
Mr.. Ralph Edgar is spending e V
eral days at Keansburg, N. j.
Miss Gertrude Edgar has returned
from North Adams, Mass, where she
has been visiting Miss Elizabeth
Cutting.
Mr.. Percy F.. Brown, who has been
visiting Mr.. Edward Acton, of Salem,
has returned home.
Miss Helen l.. Brewster spent Sat
urday at Asbury Park.
Mrs. w. H. Jackson and children
have returned from their visit in
Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
T0TTENVlLLE.
POWER GAVE OFT.
Trolley System on Staten Island Tn
able to Carry Crowds.

UDiC W Unity 1TOtuS.
Thousands of visitors were ma
rooned at the beaches and in the in
terror of Staten Island last night by
the breaking down of the trolley sys-
tenn of the Richmond Light and Rail-
way Company.
More than 1876, 900 persons visited
Staten Island during the day, many
of them going to the Beaches and to
the parks and resorts in the interior.
Shortly before 2 o'clock half of the
power of the trolley system gave out
and the cars moved about slowly and
uncertainty. At 6 o'clock the COM
rany shut down some of the interior
lines, leaving thousands of visitors
without means of reaching the fer
ries to return to their homes.
Then the Southield road, running
between Midland and South Beach,
closed down to save power. The
company in order to furnish light
then ordered all the shore lines shut
down. Cars jammed with passeng-
ers returning to ferries were stalled
all along the various lines.
Swarms of mosquitoes added to- the
discomfort of the passengers, and
after fighting these pests for a while
a majority left the cars and walked
to the ferries.
Pickpockets operated at st. George
and the beaches all day. A detail of
Central Office men arrived late in the
afternoon. John Bond, of West
Brighton, reported the loss of $3.50
and a gold watch at South Beach.