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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-16
ANOTHER TRAMP HERE
Promises to Be A Brick Maker if
Proper Treatment Is Prescribed

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Tramp
a fine boy of usual dimensions. The
young man took up his board and
washing during the present week and
if he receives the proper attention, he
will no doubt linger long at this new
home. For two years he will inter-
mix much pleasure and perhaps some
sorrow, for those glad hearts who now
care for him.
He cannot smoke the cigarette
Bless the little sucker
Nor play with mama's sewing ma
chine
Cause he's not learned the tucker.
He'll soon have mischief down quite
pat
Aud for misdemeanors receive spat
And as he grows, poor baby!
And Tramps on mama's toes
The first thing that he knows
He'll get, what all boys get-the
slipper.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-16

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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-16
AUDUBON NEWS


MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 8 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
Audubon, LOsc0
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-16

The Old boys and girls who went to
Minneapolis from here last Saturday
We're Martin Smith and wife, T.. j.
Freeman and wife, e. A Taggart and
wife, Fred Smith and wife, MR..
Neff, Grace Currier, Valentine Leon
ard, John Griffith, Joe Redpath, Bent
Darrell, Bob Ping, A. j.. Drake,
West Jay, Miles and Alice Gardner,
Warren Cole, Harry Gleason and his
father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
Advantage ofthe Poor Boy

aA,s,,s,, .,reu. problem Ia how can give my children the
sssantaes Of the poor mans"
A popuiar masarinc quotes rich man as saving thia
~, 4st men IN this country have themselves been OF
poor ,-,-. -.
Tho old European pmogenitarc ana entail being mop
ee every stands on bis oWn feet ana aepe' On '
own head aud hands Tor his Tor tune
Even the heir 10 brains aud cnefo'
70 ako care OF H. su And Is fact when
the rich man quoted noticed that not all nor most
children Of the rich ability hold wealth dumped IN
their laps 49,,
A few children have notably made their Inherited
wealth great themselves and manAaa-ew they arc
precious few, -,
roll II The and women who have achieved w" pk
this eoua Try and an o'efNhemns male
will be found the lower walks OF NE anu
10 owe their development character strusse aud sedeha
blessings IN disguise that ne gain sfeas
skn. sympathy, purpose -
The pampercd dcne aud luxury Knows e OF thee
vital things the uneouta bat tough
boy the de street. he has peoF chance OF
heldins his -.
We are think Of the advantages Of the children
Of the rich Bat history human life since the world began
proves advantage on the other side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
RIGHT Of WAY
IS GRADED

The wnfk If grading on the
tracks II The Chicago. Milwaukee
s 81 Paul railway along the ne~
ftRht af way from Tarama 20 Nun'
ner IL practically completed Moth
Ing has h.en aens sa 70 the iaflnE
- tracks Tor the rnad ffun summer
10 Riauk RiyeF 1uneilun. where the
C.. 81 4 ~ = connects With The
Coimuhla a Pusst sound railsey.
II is stated b officials - the rosd
that the timr for commencing this
Hork ts Yary uneertalu
The ues ftEhtof cay sHiends
along the foliewtnE funfa Tacoma
10 she uofth Alda ~ PuY ailHp Fifar.
Norih Pa ail8a. sumner. north b..
tueon tbs NoFthern Pacific tracks
and the intafarbAn. through Az.
hnru. kent and Orllila. 20 ffiark
River 1nneiipu
THIS leaves a fisfaurs ~ about
80 miies from The tanetlun ialu ~
attic for fhe road 90 use ,hs sfsckS
a The ColumhlA a pasci seanl
railroad. for which tbs csaina -.
Milwaukee q 81 Paul has = ~
Yeaf lease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

I DO not know when OF hoW VII.
lie Harper cama b the name 81
Monterey" bat such he wAa when
not called Manly b. an the fcl.
lows az the old acheei and such be
has always booa remembered by
me
IN my lodgings IN Spruce -
Moniy spent = great deal q his
leisure time On QUO occasion
hs came up aud ratified GA about a
social affair be had attended the
evening before Ne asked me n I
knew = gifi named Grief replied
that had heard % a Phcmc Grier
who vas said 90 be very pretty.
good and clever
Cad. Clintt" cried Monty
That's iust me-" ana be eiappsa
me on the knees and ran on about
the Girl la way that made me
opon M eyes go vas a hHpRs ~.
ioW that spring There sas q iighf
asss about him that xas delightful
Pheme went out wiih Monty
quite often she was exceedingly
independent and never cared
great deal fof shat people thouxis
aud she pefted MONTY la a saf that
quite surprised me | could nos
make har ouf iiows1ef. ! saraeA
Monty. aaf be only laughed
"Monsy. said. are you not
afraid
There was no fear in those eyea.
not a auaht or q shadow
No. Clint. pot Of All the world
sonighI. be answered
Perhaps u uas three weeks after
this tneident that I met MONTY ono
nighf % M a. house ! passed q
fixure standing On the eoruaf. bui
Thought nothing ~ Il uniil { heard
my nams called n = fuic. ] did
cot kneN tafned qaiekiy Il vas
MONTY.
sFof 6od'a SAKE. MaAty. shat IL
Tho maffwrf~ Ankesi
Shos& me. Giini vas al he
could say 90 be pFunK my hand and
tefi mn.
AFTER that be Loaf Bis Erip ana
seemed 70 b. afigtiuE ] iaducad
atm "a aul.at Nith me ia the span.
tsh waF. aud this arWmud Ia give
him aufnefhtnK 70 I've for Before
oct fifat engagement - mss Jack
Eiissuuss anotbeF oid eehDoi ffi@ad
BE heiongnd - oaf enapaay In
that fifst utigmlsh Jack aud auuty
ser~ shot. bat The injuries of the
latter uefu reaiiy not aeFioua Fus
twO weeks he lowered betweaH lie
snd death. alta IN. nurse knd gack
~ myself ia constant attendance
ben euaia b. relieved frum dmsy
Cpusln3 60 ~ tsmf ot,r evening
a. I saH writing q ietsef On = drum.
Bad. Jack bowed bic hrad ana told
IRE MpnfF bad aird a few uatuHHes
asfufs. The Nriaf - dispiaYsd
ruuid not be over our ffirnaa death
knew much aa u'e bath lowed the
boy. while waited for an rx
pisnaflpH nilsson a1aesd "a the
ifumhsad a little siiksu cssa cnu-
tanning = letter anA \ photograph
Then lie took from his pocket an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
WOODEN SEWER
WORRIES CITY

A might ytuasle H. being waRrd
between the streets department ana
the DID wooden sewer On Washing
ton 81. which flows INTO the bay
under Railroad aV The last heavy
rain. aided by the constant action ~
the tides. has futted away the wood
an box faf "a Distance u si9 feet un-
der the railroad tracks aud made Il
necessary for the city - renew u.
owing o. the fact that the TIDE.
ehen hinh. ovsrfiavr iata the sewer.
the men are not able t. work but a
few hours al time THIS fact
coupled with the difficulty II srt-
lInr under the tracks. skiil make the
renovation ~ the sewer a SLOW and
expensive task
n ia the intention ~ the street
department. 90 pat in a wooden PIPE
fur temporary use and 90 replace II
nest summer with ssona Whua the
fiaa n oui longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
Wants to Exchange

Bartelra Red Cross Drug Store,
go Second ave. wants 10 exchange
a beautiful line ~ ladies handbags
tomorrow for three fouriha their
regular price. This ~ an oppoftun-
~ for the women of Seattle 70 make
money by saving a. Newest styles
Of handbags Of quality fros~ sssr b.
$40. This price discount lr ssf--.t
tomorrow only sS~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
COUNTY ROAD CONTRACTS,

Contracts were this morning
awarded by the board - euanty
commissioners for the construction
mork on four new rnadH Tho utk
OF ths s "a FasnauEh road Euss 10
Samuel Hihls fer slfaa the p. ~
Thomas SOB 20 Thomas AieRanaer.
= 10 ouftid hts romps.tffef Hith a
aFurs II Igsts the wefk or the q.
4 Hillman road - g. e Snyder FOR
tsTe. ana that on the James CLARK .
toad a. Pred Nelson for tftn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
MUST PATROL m UNIFORM.


NEW YORK. oct &c General
bingham today ordered every plata
clothes officer an ihu police force
- go % patrol duty after o'clock
tumorrae evening Al plain clothes
men hereafter wiil he appointed -
the inspector q the disfrtc; In
shlch lhsy are assigned u Is ex-
pecssa that this will 80 away with
the ~ between service generally
credited 10 the plain clothes palice.
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
MONTEREY

other picture and handed mr. the
two.
Ouiy q glance waa needed q tell
me who ths Rlti wan
Monty told me all about H.
clint be said a tneN there was
SOME sort o. an affair. but I newer
know her name until now"
I could not understand, bat be
Wsnt On.
4 hakn promised 20 marty That
Eifi when / 50 nnrth. How can 1
% itfs
The two pictures were copies ~
anr plate phemn urlera happy face
ssiicd up az me from each. I felt
a prleklnE feeling creep ~ mY body
clint 10 continued. 4 have a
commission 20 deliver for the draa
boy Won't II be pretty message
fag a briarf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
Isn't This Idea q
Good One =?

80 man. no woman. no child can
afford 20 spend their entire income.
It's a duty you owe yourself. g"nf
family o. the ones you love. fhhi
YOU leave them not destitute Or de-
pendants on charity "a case ~ mis-
fortune. start an account with the
state Rank n seattle and make n
grow ore dollar 10 ali you need.
That little bank book ~ your pocket
Is your declaration % Independence.
and Will make you feel like real
man OF woman. Your money draws
per cent Interest. compounded
semi-aunualiy. iaut the idea good
80 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
FUNERAL OF PIERCE.

The funeral Of J u Pierce. whose
death occurred Thursday. will take
place at O'Clock tomorrow after.
noon, from the First Presbyterian
church. corner Of Fourth av and
Spring 81. The funeral ceremonies
viii be under the auspices Of the
local lodges Of Elks and Masons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
LIGHT AT UNION DEPOT.

Following & resolution adopted M
the last general meeting II The c0m'
mefciai Club anent the inefficient
lighting of the union Depot l.. n
Young. superintendent ~ the city
lightning and water department. In
letter 20 The secretary ~ the club.
Promises 90 take up the matter IN
the near future. and the Seattle
Electric company has also com
inundated IT, willingness 10 coop
crate ia the matter.
FOR MINIS UNDERWEAR
T. n Brooks a Co. 1891 2nd Ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
CIGAR DEALERS FINED.

Ray Mcdonald and A y Palmer.
arrested for shaking dice Tor cigars,
we're tried this afternoon IN 9ndEe
gofdon'a court and both fined 10.
WIN Morris appealed and bonds
were fixed at tigo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

LEFT 10 grow rieh and but this ia
haN be- told It,
"Yib. Americas the plnce to find
auecona Why. when OF first went
there Oi worked on the section and
they called me Number hiYin
Then OF got 20 be- bartender and
they called me Hooligan Thin OF
was niuf 60 the council and they
called me Mister io1iiRan. Thin
81 got tilectcd TO the Legislature
and they called me Honorable Hoo
ilgan. and thin one sunday me and
Norah VAS going 10 church and
jest AS Ne WAS aoiu Ia. belnbera. u
the choir didn't burst out Singh
nooly. HoOly. HoolY. Lord God
Almighty and that's what they
think Of mo Ia America &C. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
PROMOTER ARRESTED.


tsorIpps TeIs1raph bsrVIos.l
WASHINGTON. ID c. Oct go
On charge Of conspiracy In con
uection with the wfeeking Of the
Aetna Banking & Trust company
Il W. Mccormick. It's promoter,
vas arrested this afternoon and
locked up IN default 81 81 900 bond
II H. alleged that be consvlred with
John Hoagg. the cashier Bnd others
% dcfraud creditors through the 10.
snnnce 10 him 81 a false certificate
of deposit Warrants are not TOT
the others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

Thhf'a Why no one bui an expert
upticinn should examine your eyes
tho sehachArd Optical Co. 1907
Second az. have The knowledge,
sxp~rienee aud facilities iof the
proper testing q eyes. and invite
knar rAIfpnnKe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
A. the Wake

"Did Yez liver see corpse look
a. natural aH Mf hooliganf' Whih'
pered Mrs O'Taole 10 Mrs CARLY
At the sake.
mo. lndade.a Mrs Clarity whls
p6red back. lie looks for all The
world like e live man lying there
dead &c. NJ. Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
ANOTHER SAFE RoBeGo

JAMESTOWN. 40, Oct &c
Robbers blow ope nthe safe In q
haaf Of jamestown today. secured
a. Te0 and escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

Gracious. Johu!" exclaimed Mrs
gIanpIy You surely haven't
brought anyone homo 70 dinner
SURE replied slauRiY Haven't
you got any grub Tor them y
why. no You told me THIS
morning you'd bring home q couple
Of Holsters for dinner. and
well. that's them In The pariof.
-. O. Nice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
Tooth Brush Sale

Al naEtells Rod Cross Drug Store.
etc second az. tomorrow Do.
paurs celebrated teoihbrnshcs.
bftsgfea wunt come out. ~ one
fourth OF Prices ranging from itc
-. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
POTTS DISCHARGED.

W. o. Potts was this morning dis
charged as trustee Of the Diilef cg-
tate by Judge Yakoy. lie was ale
lowed $500 for his services ns
trustee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

"alHter. Whist DO atepmathetH
dpg" asked Z vaar.0ld Robbie. Of bis
Gyenruld sister
why step on YOU. of course. Hhe
REPLIED with al the assurance OF
hef superior information g. b.
ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS


KEEL. Oct - ~i4eut konoea.
loft. Of the artillery. vas sentenced
60 five Years for possessing ia4nhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

Hoollean had been ia America
20 ycafa iie was on his first visit
70 his friends IN Cork since he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
Munsine UNION SUITS.

The best medium priced undcf-
wear for men ~ n y Brooks 4
Cos. 1881 gnd Ave. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

TO srr slo MOTHER.

Chester Thompson. In the =
|. county iall fnr the murder 81 :
! Il Meade Emory. VII De .
|, taken Ca his homo and there a. :
. lowed 90 gaze upon the Ten :
. tulpa OF hts dead mother Who =
|. p.asad away not knowing Of a
|. nor aon'H miadoed Judge 4
. Fntaf yesterday afternoon =
|. ntrnaa IN order allowing 4
. Chester 20 be taken 10 his :
|. home A deputy mas take him .
. out this afternoon, alteouHh u =
! IA not improbable that he VIII =
. attend the funeral tomorrow .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

soon with the candidates come
forth
Ia fair OF stormy weather.
Highi nov ihef'l n shake you bY me
hand.
Aud later altogether. -hoh'o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
Eve Specialist

Or. Jane ~ johnson. g sPL
Building. examination Of eyes frea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

. ,sr peze sEsr CONTRIBUTION So seeo"o PRIZE ~
arno m YOUR YARNS. MAKE Tm pRiEF. AND Aoohlss
sIoau WISE" THE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
lrNyol

All. we'll here's 10 great reform;
Let II spread from son 60 see
Only here It Losses charm
Eyuathinga reformed but met
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Laura Wheeler, of Chicago,
is visiting Mrs. Howard Valentine, of
Green street. j..
MI. and Mrs. Doyle will shortly re-
turn to Plaintield. Il
Mrs. Arlett and Miss Arlett, OF
Elizabeth. have been visiting Mrs.
George Houseman, of Main street.
Mrs. William Cutter and Miss Cut
ter have returned from Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Valentine and
the Misses Valentine are spending a
few days in Asbury Park.
Mr., William Edgar is i'll at his
home in upper Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Valentine nave
left town for q tour through the
south.
The meeting of the Builders" for
February is changed and will meet at
Mrs. Samuel Potter's IN the sixth.
Mrs. Louis Ballard, of Sewaren,
will entertain the Woodbridge Whist
club Wednesday Afternoon.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union have removed their fur
niturc from the Larson building in
school street to a room in the resi-
dence of Prot. Love, in Green street.
Prof. and Mrs. Love have very kind
ly extended the use of the room TO
the union when the monthly meet
ings will be held hereafter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
SOUTH aMBOY.
NO DIPHTH FRI HERE.

On recount of the many rumors OF
several supposed cases of diphtheria
in this borough at the present time,
we were requested by the inspector
of the Board of Health last night, to
say that there was not a cas- of the
disease in the borough. Only one
house is guaranteed at present and
that is HuDb's house, which is not
vet ready to be cleared, although the
child that was i'll with the disease is
over it and as soon as the time eX-
pires which by law is allowed for the
danger of other members of the fam
lily getting it, that will be cleared
also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
STATE NEWS.


The First M. e. church, Gloucest-
er. will ask for the return of Rev. I.
S. Hammond as pastor for another
year.
A Junior bachelor club, just form
ed in Gloucester, will be in attend
ance at the reception OF the Olu
Maids Club tonight.
Fifty persons have protested con-
version in the revival meetings
which began three weeks ago IN the
Gloucester M. E. church.
a mass meeting in the First Pres
byterian church, Vineland, by unan-
imous vote. indorsed the Miller Local
Option bill.
Another telephone ordinance q
been introduced into Woodbury.
council. This makes three during
the past year, and one has passed.
Special services began at the Grace
PRESBYTERIAN and Asbury NJ. e..
churches. East Camden. Sunday, and
will be continued two weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society, OF the
German Lutheran church. of Glou-
cester. will give q supper Wednesday
70 raise funds for a proposed new
edifice.
An active part will be taken by
Trenton potters in the annual meet
inc of the American Ceramic Society
to be held February >, f and I, IN
the Continental Hotel. PHILADELPHIA.
A man giving the name OF William
Cropper. who was acting suspiciously
in the ward of the tallow-house OF
Patrick Mealey, at Gloucester. was
arrested by Policeman Davidson,
Sunday.
The Young Mems Educational So
ciety. of Vineland, elected these
officers Saturday night: J.. Paul Her
itage, president; Ralph Bates, vice
president; Winthrop Williams, secre-
tary, and Roscoe Walls, treasurer.
Mayor Conwell, of Nineland, "a
offered SIS in gold prizes to the nigh
school students who will debate the
fifteenth amendment March 80. A
special prize is offered for the best
ESSAY on the public library.
While at work or top of a trolley
a in Camden, Sunday. Charles
Morton. 80 years old, OF NO. guy
North Sixth street, was badly burned
about the left hand by a live WIRE.
He vas attended at Cooper Hospital.
Charged with stealing flowers from
graves in Hurleigh cemetery, cam
den, siXteen-year-old Joseph Philips
was arrested Sunday. The boy was
caught by Superintendent Rhedemey-
er after a hard chase.
Marshals Cole and Mattson on sat
urday night raided the alleged gamD-
ling house of Joseph Waliska ana
captured four inmates. Waliska
was held under $500 bail and the in
mates we're sent to Woodbury. jail by
Justice of the Peace Cowgirl.
Playing along the pennsylvania
Railroad Company's 'partly-construct-
ed elevated road, on Bridge n
Camden, Sunday afternoon, Arthur
Lee, fourteen years old, fell and
broke his left arm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
NEWPORT.
LOCAL ITEMS.

The mud digger has arrived and
will commence digging out the chan
mel soon, which will be a great ad-
vantage to those wishing to use the
larger boats in going up the creek to
Matawan and the brick yards.
Mr.. Charles Hendricks has accept
ed a position with an insurance COM
pany in New York city insuring plate
glass windows, etc.
Ex-Assemblyman William Pintard,
of Red Bank, visited our town Mon
day.
Mrs. Thomas S. Aumack, of Cen
terville, died Sunday afternoon after
suffering several weeks with stomach
trouble.
Miss Emma Miller has returned
home after a two weeks visit in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Jones, of
Red Bank, spent Monday visiting
friends in town.
Miss Minevilla De Hart is confined
to the house with a heavy cold.
Miss Vadin Curtis entertained
friends from Brooklyn over sunday
Mr.. /. w. Pike spent Sunday in
Crawford with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M.
Hendricks.
Miss x. Maher, of Holmdel. was
calling on friends in town Monday
afternoon.
The auction held at the residence
of Mr.. Garrett Jones in Main street
yesterday was well attended, ana the
furniture and other household goods
brought fair prices.
Mr.. Myron Slater, of our sister
town, Matawan, called on his custom
ers Monday evening.
Mr.. Thomas l.. S%eabrook, h has
been confined to the house for sew
eral weeks with rheumatism, is slow
ly improving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
THE EVERY NIGHT CLUB.

The Every Night Club has lot
been holding meetings of late as reg
ularly as formerly at b. Roddy's
store, but they met Saturday evening
and the subject discussed was of a
social nature. 1t was the looked-for
marriage of one of the borough's
prominent young men, to a young
southern belle. The young mar
happened to be one of those present
and he bore the questions. etc, very
meekly, but gave but little s~atisfac-
ton to those so greatly interested as
to whether the happy event would
come off soon or not. However, one
of the observing members of the club
summed it up in this wise. He
didn't contradict it and although he
takes the trip south oftener than
formerly, he does not expatiate on
the trips as he used to- So that
settles it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
BETTER TRAIN SERVICE.
State Railway Commits sioners to
Give Hearing Staten island.

The State Railway Commissioners
will give a public hearing in their
offices, No. II Battery place, at "
O'Clock today, on the question wheth-
err they shall compel the steam and
electric railways of Staten Island to
meet all ferryboats from Manhattan
between l and 5 a. m.
For years transportation on the
island has been at a s~tandstill for
four hours every morning, and all ef-
forts to improve the conditions we're
fruitless. Property owners and city
officials are now making the demand
for an all-night service, and they feel
that the commissioners can be con-
WINGED that the borough needs ade-
Quate facilities.