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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-27

Maurice Price returned Saturday
evening from a six weeks trip to
New York and other eastern markets.
He reports that he bought the big
gest lot of fall and winter goods he
ever brought into Roswell and the
.Pecos Valley. which is saying a good
deal, and which shows that Mr.. Price
believes business viii be carried on
at a record-breahing rate during the
next few months. Mr.. Price also re-
ports that It has been very hot in
the East and that Roswell has very
cool weather in comparison.
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RAIN WAS GENERAL.
Extended From the Rocky Mountains
to the Atlantic Coast.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The Wealth
er Bureaus general forecast of wealth
er conditions says today: ''Since Sat
urday rains have occurred from the
Rocky mountains to the Atlantic
Coast. Following the rains an area of
high barometer with fair and cooler
weather has extended eastward over
the Mississippi Valley and western
lake region, and this morning the
temperatures are fifteen degrees be-
low the seasonable average in the
upper and lower Mississippi valleys
and in the Southwestern states. A
light frost with a minimum tempera-
ture of AZ degrees is reported this
morning in parts of Iowa.
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q. 9. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Repcrt.)
observation taken at 6 a. n

observation taken at a. m)
Roswell. N. NJ. Aug 27.-Tempera-
ture-Max.. "A: min. 81: mean, 6s.
Precipitation. OIL; wind N, veloc-
ity miles: light rain.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with local showers; warmer Tuesday.
n WRIGHT.
Omcial N Charge.
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purchased an interest in the Lake
wood Mercantile Co., and will move
his family to Lakewood.
MEs. ]. NJ. Russell left this morning
for Dayton, Tenn, to visit until Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. r. ]. Coul-
ter, formerly of Roswell. 9
WANTED Two or three rooms for
housekeeping, furnished-man and
wife, no children, no sickness and
permanent P o. Box Al. 52t2
Eliza White left Sunday morning for
Cambridge, Ohio, where ne will join
his wife and children, who have been
visiting there for several weeks.
Col. Charles L. Ballard, the next
sheriff of Chaves county, came in
Saturday evening from Portales,
where he has been looking after bu-
sinesS.
s. R. Hunt left this morning for
Freeport, Mich, after spending three
weeks here. He was at Lake Arthur
part of the time, the guest of VIM.
Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Power, VINO
have been here for the past month
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Patterson,
left Sunday for their home I'm Kear-
ney, Texas.
Mrs E. NJ. Summer, of Canadian,
Texas, who has spent the summer on
her claim near Elida, left this morn
ing for her home, after spending few
days in Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Chandler,
who have been visiting Mrs. Chand-
ler's sister, Mrs. Otto Hedgcoxe, for
two weeks, left this morning for their
home in Plano, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Allison left this
| morning for their home in Crowley,
La They have been here three weeks
| visiting Mr.. Allison's father. r. T.
Allison, and other relatives.
Capt Jack Fletcher went to Dex-
| ter Saturday night to play for the ice
cream social and concert given by
the Woodmen of the World. Mrs.
Fletcher accompanied MIN.
Mrs. J. T. w. Tillar, of Little Rock
Ark, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
| Frank Tillar, of Tillar, Ark, are here
| for a visit with the formers brother,
A. Pruit, whom she had not seen for
fourteen years.
Mrs. R. w. Merrill, who has been
1 L, g.. l. III
left Sunday for her home in Terrill,
| Texas. She was greatly improved and
| left delighted with Roswell's social
and climatic conditions
Mrs. w. P. Lewis and daughter,
| Miss Marie left this morning for FIT.
| WORTH from where they will go to
i Dallas and Miss Marie will enter Ur-
i suline Academy for the winter. Mrs.
| Lewis will return in about a week
i Rev and Mrs. J. H. Rowe arrived
Sunday from Richmond, Va, for a
visit with Mrs. Rowes brother, H. s.
/ Cobb. They expect to sail early in
September for Japan, where both
will enter the field as Baptist miss
ionaries. Mrs. Rowe visited here last
summer, being then Miss Margaret
Cobb.
Fred Miller, book-keeper at the
Joyce-Pruit store, returned Saturday
evening from a seven weeks vaca-
tion trip. From here he went to Albu-
querque, tnen to Colorado Springs,
Denver, Kansas City. Chicago, Buffa-
10, New York, Coney Island and ma
n.y. other places of interest in the
East. He came back greatly refreshed
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"Rev. Father Robert, of Roswell,
has been appointed pastor of st. Ed
wards, while Father Juvenal has been
New Mexico and Arizona. He will
probably work among the Moquis and
Navajos, with whom he formerly spent
three years. being able to converse
in the Navajo. Father Juyenal has
been with us two years, and his con-
gregation, as well as all citizens who
have the pleasure of mis- acquaintance,
much regret his departure.
Sun
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WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT BRYAN
The Slogan of His Neiohbors and
Friends From Nebraska.

New York, Aug. 27-"What IS
Home Without Bryan?" With this
placard in its front ranks, a delega-
ton of 125 neignbors and friends of
VIM. ]. Bryan arrived in this city
from Nebraska last night. Every man
wore small white ribbon on which
was printed, Home Folks of VIM. J.
Bryan" In the delegation were the
mayors of eight cities of Mr.. Bryan's
state.
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Eat Cattle This EaII.

A prominent cattleman said to a
Record reporter today: '.Tais rain
has fixed things just right for the COW
men. 1t will make good grass for fall.
and, unless late rains come to rot 1t,
the fall growth will cure into the best
of winter feed
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Mass Meeting M. E. Church South

A mass meeting is called at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Wednesday evening, Aug. 29th, at 8
O'Clock. All the members and friends
of the church are requested to be
present. Matters of great Importance
cial Boards OF the Church. 52t3
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TWO MEN AND FOUR MULES
FOUND DEAD NEAR BOAZ.
DEAD SEVERAL DAYS

Party of PortaIes Men Made the Dis
covery, but Were Afraid to Investi-
port.-ConstabIe and Undertaken Go
to the Scene.
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been here visiting her parents and
brothers for the past few days, left
Sunday for North Middletown, KY,
where she will teach in the college
this winter. BY mistake it-Xas stated
in Roswell this winter.
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Merely Seeking information.


That the people may have their at
tention called to the cunning with
which the gambling resolution voted
on in the council was drawn, the Rec
ord today reproduces the essential por-
ton of the proposed resolution, the
balance consisting of whereases, etc:
Resolved, That the mayor be and
he is hereby requested to take such
steps as he may deem advisable, but
without expense to the city, to ascer-
tain in as reliable and satisfactory a
manner as may be practicable the
sense OF the qualified voters of Ros-
well ON the question as to whether
gambling shall continue to be pro
hibitej, or shall be permitted under
a system of licensing and strict Off
cial regulation, and that he report
back the result of this action for the
information of the council.
Now, read this carefully. It does
not propose the submission OF the
question to the voters. but places il
entirely IN the hands OF the mayol
TO TAKE SUCH STEPS As HE MAJ
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A PROGRESSIVE BARBER.

George Freidenbioom to Occupy Larg-
er and Better Quarters.
The Parlor Barber Shop, the lead
ing tonsorial establishment of the city
will move about September First from
PA North Main Street to 222 North
Main, the building now occupied by
e. H. Williams & Co., second door
south of First National Bank. mws
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8 g g g g g g g 8 9 9 8 g g g 6
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The undersigned will re-
ceive bids at their Office until 6
II NJ, Monday Sept. 3rd, 1906, 6
for the erection and compile 6
ton of tuberculosis wards, 6
barn, electric wiring, steam 6
heating, and plumbing for the G
Sisters of the Sorrowful Moth
, er at ST. Mary's Hospital 'ac- G
, cording to plans and specifica- 6
tions now on file at their of 6
fee
) Each bid shall be accompa-
MED with a certified check for 6
, two hundred dollars ($2O0.00) 6
, made payable to the order of
3 the Sisters of the Sorrowful 6
, Mother, as a guarantee that G
, they will enter into contract
, and approved bond within ten 6
3 days (10) from date of being
? awarded the contract.
]. M. NELSON & CO.
3 Architects.
3 @ g @ @ g @ g g g g g g g @
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Quoted the grammar lesson and Miss
Rodkey closed the session with an
explanation of special methods of
teaching science in primary grades.
Pearson-Rainbo

Marriage license was issued today
Rainbolt, both of this city. They will
be married tonight at eight O'Clock at
the home of the brides fatner-in-law,
Lib Rainbo1t, on North Pecos avenue.
The couple will leave tomorrow NOR
ming for Canyon City to attend the
reunion for ten days, and, returning
will go to housekeeping on North Pc
cos. The groom is employed by r. E.
Muncy. The bride was formerly Miss
Sallie Corn. Both are estimable young
people and have many friends who
wish them every happiness.
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er eas 2eipsiaer Staottbeater - biz
an iein @nbe i'm Sabre 1884 aelebt,
a(S gbeaterleiter, 0ramaturg uno
5hriftiteqer.
Sn bieien 79 Sabren leines 2ebens
hat 2aube unenoli6 piel geidrieben.
Yuerft einmal cine lanee Geibe BON
9beateritiiden, unter linen Die be-
tannte9ten .Die &arlsibiler" v8rof
giier", n86ie 3uneen" unb rBrins
Jrieorih"; ole iino meiiterbaft auf'
aebaut, Die &araftere iharf geseifs
net uno Der Tbeater = @Hett prdhtla
berauseearbeitet. Damn cine arDBe
Menge BON &omanen uno NUoelen
uno lbleBlid litterariibe, feutuotos
niItiihe unb oramaturgtihe Nrbei'
ten. unb oieie aanse reibe litteraris
ihe Tdtigteit lit heute beinabe pDa'
ftdnoia pereeifen. Dabei muB man
berpurbeben, oaB eiQentlim fein ein'
5iges ieiner Werte niht erfDlareih
getpeien lit. nerldieoene nDn linen
uie Die &arlsI9i[er" uro vgNer"
hatten ioear einen Eieienerfola.
uno hDdl nirb beute BON oil ieinen
Dromen nur nod .9ie 8arlsihiler"
geleeentlih oeaeben. Seine &D'
n1are uno 0ooelIen meroen oar niht
mebr eeleien, feline litterariihen Nrs
beiter iino p0uig ab9etan. Sour in
etner @iaenibaft lit er heute nod
lebenoig - als 9beaterleiter. Seine
meiiterbafte 9eitunQ bes 8iener 60fs
tbeaters, bes Staot Theaters uno
oes 2aube= Ebeaters fteben heute nod
in auer @eodbtnis, iein Birten
oort lift tatiahlih BAG Tunoament
Der eanaen mDoernen oeutlhen
5mauipieltunit 9%euDroef.
Nber ben .Dihter" 2aube, ben
Mill man ni9t mehr 9elten laiien.
Sn tttar1her 8eaiebune bat man mil
jeinen gpruiirfen rebt. Gin mirt'
lib oihteriihes 2eben, mirflihe edte
uuo mabre BDeiie itedt eigentlib in
feinem einsigen ieiner 8erte. tie
lino ale mebr Beritanbe8' ole
0er5en8taterl. aber oDn tut ee ltte
ieib, bas fie TO idneu pergeiien finb.
Sn unieser Belt Der perauidteu
Jornts grperimente, oa miroe es ntel'
leibt gang gut iein, menn man fid
otter ben tlaren uno reinen Bau
&aube'lber Dratter aniGaute. Nud
unter ieinen 0DbeQen uno GDmanen
lit manhes @ute. Die .@rdfin
gbateaubriarto" lit uno bleibt eiu
pDrsaalib tompDuierter &Dmar. biz
heineiierenoen r&eiie 9oneQenN
finb gum 2eil beute mod iebr le8bar,
uno iein GROCER &uman Der oeut'
Sde 8rieg1 elm trefflthes @emdloe
bes 30iabriner1 &rieaes. Sreilib.
ruer mil beute mod einen &ornan nUr
reun Bdnoen leien? go oiel SiB'
fleilh bat ia Niemano mebr.
So lit 2aube'S SubilGum beutt
eas zines 6albneraefienen; pieIeih1
furnntt AUDI einmal mieoer cine Belt,
in Der man fih oes @uten. oas in
1einen Shriften ftedt, better erinneri
aIs aerabe iest.
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7Dnig 8upfer.

Das Rupfer, bas erite Wetaq, bas
Die WenIhbeit emit i'm Orient in
Wermenbune nabn1, lit i'm 10. Sahr'
bunbert inf0lge oer arDBen GntoeG'
unaen uno @rfinbunaen auf benz @e'
biete Der @~lettriaitdt mieoer 81 elmer
@ertihdbung gelanet, in Der es lett
ben Reiten Der pnrmpteniIhen &ul'
tur, als man oaraus bios einselte
Saden, bauptldblih G0lhe uno
Belle, p~erfertiate, niht nieoer aeftan'
ben haber oiirfte. uno unier 2anb.
bas 10 unenblih reid an @olo uHo
Silber uno giien 1T, beiibt aud ihier
uuerlhDpfihe aupferihabe, beren
Musbeute idbrlib ben 8eiGtum Der
Station urt piele WiIionen nermebrt.
Die Ser. Staaten prDousieren mebr
bes rotten Metalles. als aue anoereu
| BDffer bes grotreiies. SIN Sabre
1904 betruQ Die @eiammtprDouttiDn
Der Melt GAS, 1924 TDnnen (en9liibe
long tons al 2240 8funo). Daran
mar NprD . Nmerita nit 445.557
Tonnert beteiligt. BON oenen tuieoers
nm 1862, 739 Tpnnen auf rnier 2ano
entfelen. Rein anoereS 2ano Der
0elt reiGt NIT ieiner 4upferpr0outs
ton r1ur i'm entfernteiten an Die yer.
| Staten beran. DaS nlineralreihe
Wlerito brinet ettna $4,000 EDunen
GupferS berpDr, Spaniei1 uno B0r'
tueal runb AZ, 900 gDnnen, Deuti@'
LAMB 81, 900. England aber rur 500
9pnnen. 1no babel nimmt bic Nab'
fraae nada oieiem WetaQ nit Der
| NuSoehnung Der eleftriihen Snou>
ftrie itetig su. Sufolaebeiien proou'
sierte nniec 2ano i'm Sabre 1904
| 1862, 739 Tunnen SuDfer. aeaen 205.'
1884 TDnnei1 i'm Sabre 1896. uno
Der grpDrtbanoel beanipru9t BON
Sabr su Sabr erbBere Weugen oieies
Winerals. 1890 belief iiG Der Wert
bes auBer 2ano aefibrten &upfers
auf 1913, 1896 DDIars; 1896 bereits
auf etmas iiber 81 WfiliDnen Doll
lars. 1904, oas lebte Sahr, iiber oas
uus itatiftifhe 8erihte Der &eeie'
rura lber Die Wontan' Snouitrie Der
Ser. Gtaeten sorlieeen, Dertauften
mir an oas Gusaano far ltber 76 Ntil'
lipnen Dollars Gupiisec 9atidd5llh
gaben mir in, lebtaenannten Sabre
mebr &upfer an anoere BDlter ab,
als mir Ielbit t%oniumierten. Die 8ru.
ben bes 2anbes prDouSierten in 1904
8l2, 537 ,267 8funo 2upfer; einae'
fiibrt Duroen aus anoeren 2anoern
III, 1892, 205Bfuno Derarbeiteter We'
taQs oieier Nrt. Nuf Den Wtartt ge'
lanater alIo aues in allen 1913, $685.
472 8funb Rupfer. DanOn uerlle'
Sen 567, 638. $50 Bfuno bas 9ano,
10 baB Der einbeimiiGlen GDniumptiun
426, 100, 800 Bfuno nerblieben. Die
Dem Nuslanbe aelieferte Wetaumenge
bate einen &ert BON 70 Wiaionen
Dollars.
| SIN melhem WaBe bic &upferprOs
| button unSeres 4nnoeS infDlge Der
Bermenoune bieies "Details in Der
9ednif oefIegen lit. erbe1t aus fol-
genoen 3ahIen. SIN Sabre 1880 pro'
ousierten Die Der. Staten nur 27,'
600 Tonnen 3upfer; pD0on nlbt
ueniaer als % ,204 9onnen ansbeute
' Der @ruben am Dberen SEE maren.
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Seinrid 9anbe.

Dieter 9aae tonnte man uieber
oas Subildurt zines oeutihen Shrifts
ftelfers feiern uno auar eines Ghrift'
iteaers. oefien Name uor nod niht
gar lanae Belt su ben meiitaenann'
ten aeb0rte. Gm Is. September
parer hunoert Sabre oergan9er. leit
6einriA 2aube in Der ihleiiihen
5taot 1rpppau aeboren tpuroe. Gr
entitammte elmer einfaben 0anomer'
terfamitie, muBte iib nit Wtiibe uro
Wot burd @emnalium uno unioerit'
tdt ldfaqen, aeriet in bic freibeitlihen
Beueaunaen Der oeutifen Sueeno
bineiu, wurbe ei~naefertert, manote
Iih nad feiner Sreilafnng aana Der
shriftftelerei gu uno fam @noe Der
piersiaer Sabre mad @ien, als arttfti'
Ifer Setter oes 6ofburatbeaterS.
Oort bat er oaun, nit fursen Inter-
brehunaen, - elm Sabre lana leitete
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SIN Sabre 1885 belief fih Die Weuoe
oes %aefDroerten aupfers bereits auf
4 ,052 9Onnen; 1890 lis, 966 Tons
men; 1895 1863, 917 9Dnnen; 1900
270.588 9Dnner unb 1904 uie be-.
reits erpdbnt auf 1862, 739 Tunnen.
9aau lieferteu bic berihmten &upFers
gruben am Sberen See 90, 1895 Cons
men. Dber 25,6 Brosent Der eeIamm,
ten Iusbeute. WDntana 1873, 1853
Tonnerl uno Nrispra 95,527 9Ons
men. Nuberoem Gam als 4upfer prDs
~ou5iereno mod cine aanse &eibe uns
oerer Staaten unb 9~erritDrien in Be-
traht. 8ie unenDltd reid unIer
2ano i'm Tereleih au anoern 2ans
bern an gtaturibdben lit. benefit bic
9atlahe, oaB cine einaiee @rube am
Safe superior i'm Sabre 1904 nabesu
10 uiel &upfer p%r0busierte, nte Die
Qeiamte beutide Wpntaninouitrie,
ndm[id 20,472 Tunne1 gegeniber
81, 045 Tonnen. Die @rube, Die oieIe
Iusbeute fiefert, if Die Oscepla.
Nus Der @rube Quincp puroen i'm
ielben Sabre 18,343 gpnnen &upfer
| aetuonnen. @ans &ublano pru6u'
sierte 1904 uur 10, 700 gDnnen.
@efher &eibtum unlerem 2anoe
in ieineu 3upferaeaenben belheert lit,
perr,aa man aus Der gatiaGe gu ers
meifen. oaB in Deutiblano elmer
BrDouttipn BON 81, 045 Tonneu, eine
&oniumption BON 146. 006 gonner
gegeuiiberitebt. GDn Der 3upfer.
menae, Die Deutidtano iih ppn
Nuslanb gu belbafen genDttat tuar,
lieferten linn Die Ser. Staoten 98,'
AT 9Dnneu. gualanb. oas 1904
uur 500 Tunnen Rupfer prpouaierte
teniumierte 1873 ,280 gonner (peui'
ger aliD als Deutihlauo. Dieien
2anoe uno Trantreib berfauften tpil
rpdbreno oeiielben 8eitraunes 91,'
855 Tpnnen. Rad ben Ser. 5taa.
ten lit Deutih[anb Der baoeuten0ftt
&upferfonIument Der @roe. Wie nil
eben Qelehen baben. tduft es uns
mebr &upfer ab als England uni
Frantreim auiammen.
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New York mach Gibraltar, NeapeI u. Genua.

7te nemet Miefen.9 Sampler .9lmertfa"
uaS .,8atieriu 9lnauife 8ictorin''.
%, 500 Gea gDnnen, AZ, 900 8r,ittus
Tonnen, reip. 25, 900 &e9, gonnen,
45, 900 Brutt0.T onnen, haben au.
Rer ben lururi6Ien ginrihtun9en
ais Neuigteiten elm &eftamrant a
Ia Carte Unit 81seuuer 8apeGe),
8anngier-Nnfsug, EurnbaGe, elef~
triibe 86ber, 8idhere unb Slut
men : 2oben, L., 2. unb 8. 8aiite
unh 3~tutiebenbed &C. &c.
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/, 7reie VreUe fit Sera8".
9as driitlt6e SiiraeriaaFtsiseal.

xhaantntehiGhl.
0as d1riitlide 8iiraeriGaftstneai.
Sci elmer leiner nielen 8eoen, bic
Brba1 tpdbreno Der lebter Ta9e ge'
balten, bat er aud einmal es par
in Columbia, 6. @.,-oen frDmmen
gbriften berausgetebrt. ST lprad
feline Befrieoieung oarnber aug, DAB
Die B~erfammluaa, in oer er lel1e
&eoe belt, nit einem 8ebet erohnet
lei uno iebte bann binsu. mas benz
Orient, tourlit er ieoenfaus Sf=Nften
meinte, am Weiften feble, lei oas
hriftlihe BlrQerfhaftsioeal.
Das briftlihe 8ir9erlhaftstoeal
Die Depeihe neloet niht, mas Die
Nnmeienben gu bieier Ieuberuna
Brpan's aeinet baben. aber mir neb'
men an, baB 1iH Elm GROCER BeifaaS'
| iturrt erbpben uno baB man BON Der
hriitliben @eitnnun9 oes Geonera
nit bersinnieer B%efrieoiguna &en1t'
uia Qe1ommen bat. Sn Wirflibfeii
mar oieie 8emerfung bonn hriitlther1
Biraeri1aftsioeal cine ebeniD leere
uno inbaltslpie Bbraie. mie es Die
8rnan'iGen Shla9uDrte aetpDhrlih
fino.
Das mriitlihe Biirgerihaftstoeal
WaS fDa penn oas etQentllh belBetl
uuo mas fDn ben1 oas ei9entllh letn!
9aben mir @hriiten Elm belDloeres
Soeal Der Birgertuaero, melhes ole
Soente Der niht hriitllbeu VDlter 10
nett iberraat. bob es ibnett ols Wtns
| fter bingeiteQt meroen Tam? uno
Iiebt es in ben briitlihen 2anoern IN
| Gulae oieies Soeals 10 u1enoIlh nle]
better aug. als in ben nibthriitllt,er1
| onB iene i'm Weraleib nit uits olreti
su beoauern fino? Wir glauben,
| baB ielbft Brpa1 trDb ielner Geoege'
manbtbeit in 8erleaenbeit tortnler
miiroe, merrt er audi MIR cine BON ote'
len beiben sJragen beantwDrten ioute.
Das Biirger : Soeal lit ueoer an
cine beitintnte 4Dnfeiiion nod an
| cine beItintnlte Belt gebun0en, lDns
bern f1ur an ben betreffenoen &ultur'
5ultano oes 2anbes. Die Soeale,
| welme bic alten @rieben uno HDrlel
pDn Der 8nrgertuaenb 1ehabt baben,
halteu audi mir bente nod bod uni
| ueber Die driftlihe nDh bic ntubam'
meoanilhe nod irgeno cine anoere
| Heliaiun bat in ihrer BertI@dbunl
un0 Nnertennung cine M~enoerunl
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
AT THE CARNIVAL.
Big Time in ,PlainfieId at the Event
Which Is Coming Here.

The Excelsior Carnival, which will
be held in this city June 20 to June
80 under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the City Hospital, is now
on in Plainfield and is being largely
patronized. 1t was opened with a
great parade Saturday, in which
leading men of the city participated,
with vehicles, floats and other de-
vices. Prizes had been offered for
the most unique rig in line and also
the best decorated float. The third
division in the parade was composed
of automobiles, of which there were
twenty-five in line.
G. M. Nagle, the druggist, former
ly of this city, drove a rig decked
with flowers and topped with a large
mortar and pestle.
Some of the members of the hos
pital auxiliary will go to Plainfield
from this city to visit the carnival tic
get ideas. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
BURcHELL IN LOSING GAME.

BUFFALO, May 23.-It looked at
one time yesterday as if nothing
could prevent Baltimore winning
from Buffalo, for up to the sixth the
bisons got only two hits off Burchell.
In the meantime the Orioles had
gaIlen on Milligan in the fourth and
banged out two singles, a double and
a triple, netting three runs. Burcheli
went up in the air in the sixth, al
lowing the bisons to take the lead by
scoring four runs, which number was
increased by five more in the seventh.
The score by innings. r.h.e.
Buffalo = 70 coo V4s5s0kA9 100
Baltimore 90 0.Ss0 90 O1--4 8
Batteries-MilIigan and McManus;
Burohell and HaaFne# sn Ii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
HALL
WAS TOO MUCH
Defeated the Local High School
Boys by the Score of
8 to 0.

In the game between the local high
school baseball team and Erasmus
Hall, OF Brooklyn, yesterday after
noon at Brooklyn, the local boys lost
by the score of 8 to 0. The local
team put up a good stiff game, but
the odds were too much for them.
The team, as told in the NEWS,
left here at HAS o'clock over the
Staten Island Rapid Transit railroad
and when they reached Brooklyn
they we're met by a delegation from
the opposing team and escorted to
the field.
The game started about 4 O'Clock.
The local team got in five hits, while
the Brooklyn boys came in with two
hits. Schultz, OF the local team.
made a single Dagger, and Buckley
made a two Dagger. The boys got
home safe and sound at a late hour.
Manager Howard Hardiman has
now completed plans for the game
with the fast colored team, which
will come here from Bordentown Sat
urday afternoon. This team is said
to be one of the best in the business
and the local team expects to hustle
to keep things moving.