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Sporting =
with nerve, and shall support thetl at
all times"
RAN TO THIRD.

Manager Camitch tells a tall story
on Jimmy Foulks, the left handed pitch-
er who worked with Fargo two years;
Though left-handed pitcher said
Matt, "'Foulks was a right-handed bat
ter, and had a habit of jumping into the
air. to get out Of danger on every fast
pitch. Opposing twirlers kept Foulks
doing a dance every time he went to
the plate. =. .sysz IT,.
aRusch had an idea that Foulks might
hit hit left-handed. One. day. in Winnipeg,
he suggested this. Jimmie fell for the
suggestion, and went to bat that way
the first time up. He managed to meet
the ball, tapping it to Young Kelly al
second. But he forgot about his shift
and tore down the line for third base
Kelly was so surprised by the play thai
he thought some one had rung in new
idea, and almost forgot to make tho
play to first" S5
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, April ,14.-The baseball
season of the American League clubs,
opens in the east today. Boston plays
New York here this afternoon, while
Philadelphia wills play in Washington!
The western clubs will open next Tues
day.; Chicago playing at Detroit, Cleve-
land at St.. Louis. The western clubs
will begin their first series in the east
on May II, and the eastern teams will
make their first appearance in the west
on June 4. The season will end in the
east On Oct E, in the west ON Oct. 7. :.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
SLEEPING BEAUTY.

Al fair sized audience waded through
the snow and slpsh last night to attend
the peri formanee of The Sleeping Beauty
and the Beast The production was
spectacular and the costumes were richs
The vocal work Of neither the prirlr
cipaIs nor the chorus came up to the
standard. Barney Bernard, as Lena, the
nurse, was the chief fun producer and
his German dialect created many smiles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

men Of experience and have plenty OF
financial backing. which is evidenced by
the complete manner in which the fac
tory Z is equipped and the very large
stock carried in the furniture lines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
HOPPE WON AGAIN.

New York, April 14.-Willie Hoppes
the 10 year. old American lad who won
the worlds 1871 billiard championship
title from Vignaux of Paris last Janu-
ary and successfully defended it
against the challenge of George SUIT
ton, the veteran New York expert, last
month, won his second match in the in
ternational 1872 tournament here, de-
feating Morningstar by score of 500
to 2o7. His best runs were los and
o3-average 1o ego; Morningstar's av-
erage 7 25-2o. :,
Louis Cure, the Frenchman, won
his first game of the tournament last
night by defeating George Sutton, OIL
Boston-score 500 to 427, although
Sutton made a run of f68, the highest
Of the tournament Cures high rur
was 100. Cures average FL 1923; Suit.
toms average I8 1923.
YESTERDAYS SCORES. ~
National League
New York 4, Philadelphia 5--ter
innings. ....,. -
Boston 7, Brooklyn 4. ....1.
Chicago S, Cincinnati 2.,.4 -. s....:....i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
NotiCias dol dia

profesioncs de Abogado y Notario, oil
ssdor DIAz NAVARRO % dispons {
sohrar { sus slisntes honor arioa exec.
sivamente m0dieos.
10 En- el Club dc F. Kehrhahn &
Co., ~ San Francisco, 10 venden dos
reloles do orc eada ssmana, entire SO
soeios, abonando 90 so 6 100 sem nal,
La Ultima semana obtuvo uno o.
senior Oscar Castro, de Maysga:z
sosio ndmero 20.
MODlSTA.~Ss necesita una No
dista para 10 Direction del Departs.
mento do costuras dc <Ths Porto Rice
Drawn Work & Embroidery Co., 1s
Allen ST. San Juan.
-Es NECESARIO sxigir que cad,
osna obtenga grAbado el nombrs d..
gestivo Moiarrteta, pero un solo sstu-
che produce meior etecto que una do
csna de botellAs de aqua mineral 6 de-
ser el dnico curative radical, del g.
tonnage y del Intestine, el Digestive
Molarriesa puridea los alimentos '
los hase asimilables. ri legitimo Di'
gessivo hoiarrieta cura On un dia In,
indigestiones, on un mes las dispsp'
sias Q gastralgiaa, y on tres meses las
mas graves entermedades er6nicas del
est6mago y del intestine, Ess& uni
versalmente coadrmado, On torma sin
igual, que 10 efeaeia dol Digestive
noiarrieta % verdaderAmente radical
superior q 10 de todos los otros 70
medios. De vsnta en- las prinsi pa ales
tarmacias de Europa America,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

ii padre DSmaso Atrave.6 Ia multtud preceddo de doe
crane segudo de frIe que evaba cuaderno
Depaec6 h Hubr eScae car&co pronto reaparec6
redonda cabezs deHpue gueso Cogoe segudo Immediate
meDte de Miro tOdS parties segurdad ianzAndo
toseca vic IbrrI pestshso particular d6 entender
ovdI de orsconea dspu6s dlrlgo una MI
rAda de SAITH Gcc6n Al padre SbyA otra de deden padre Ma
nue Mau e predcador del da anterior Concluda ea reV
vovi6e dSmultdtmente h comp6ero dlcendoe Atenclon
hermino Este Abri6 ell cuAderno.
F'y DmIso z6 lenamene pronunCandoa media VOC:
sEt spi tuna Jon,n deist, qua doceret ct
tu pr0hbujStj db e0 ct GQn deds elS an sttts
Y lee dte eupft1 bueno para que los ensee quita
tu mana de 50 boca lee diEte 'gua % sed.s
sPalabrsG diio el Shr boCa de ESdras lbro II,
cap. TX, verI. 20.S
81 padre Sibya miro sOprendidO prsdcadOr e padre
Manuel Martin psldec6 tg6 saliva dscuEso iba meior
que al suyo.
Sea que fray Dsmiso 10 eutuvieSe roncO 81
o6 vraI poDndo ambaa mSnos sobre 81 ante
pecho dc santa tribuna Estu sAnto eaba aobre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
(Conttnudc.6n de Ia pdqina5el

@THE HELvETIA.--27 ealle do
Cruz. Gran casa dc h6spedea. <Ta.
bio d hotels. Aposentos para familias
y personals sofas. Comidas & eineuen.
b. eentavos euhierto. Banos. Tel6fono
1S2. Apartado sorreo, 2s5. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Sehira. Notai Este hotel
estk & cargo de una ssiorita eague.
H.
TIE NAY FLOWER. - Cristo
%. 1s. San Juan, R.-A una cua.
dra do los sarros sleetrisos , prinsi.
palss edihsios del Gobierno. Esplkn.
dida vista 10 bahia. Bafos moder.
nos sanitarios. Habitasiones tressas.
Exquisits somida pusrterriqusfia ,
amerisana. Presios moderAdos. .-ENI.
LILA RAMIREZ, Viuda do Masisrrsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
NOLI NE TANGEKE
i Papa ! papaitoI

-TPapa papRitoI
Ii ioven eremsc6 puso preCiptadamnts Eu mano en-
ID boca del nh3 alei6se LENA dc confusion.
El nh1 prorrumpi6 entonces en- am1rgo lanto Ia pAr
que continuGba gritando dc IN modo deHsIpsrAdo:
-Paps paLAtoi
Los macosos hicieron guGo pclresco los eup,f oes
stgos del crA eacena Goneron bsnevoAment La hGbuA
padez del padre SalV troO6e entonC ncsndido color
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21

As todos los que Emulsion de Scott Son feices
poque la Emulsion de Scott los hace ueres robusto los libra
de las Intermediates Para que los hos desarroen
vgorosos necestan amr substantial mineral para huesos
hero oganco para sangre gasa abundanca para los
edos La Emulsion de Scott Ia combination mas perecta de
estos ecmenos saacn de todo no para quen los men
ornaros esutan nadccuados nsucenes para buena
nurcQn.
POI almeno parcialmente digerido la Emulsion
Scott ncorpora nmedaamene angre todo sstema
del niho empcza senr rapdamente Influenza reparadoa
nuriva dc Ia Emulsion.
Ademds de nuros Emulsion de Scott mpa la sangre de
los n1os dc odo gmen los hace nvunerabs
aquc de las intermediates necciosas males de la ntanca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-21
DOCTOR GvSTAvO MvHOZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su vlaje
d Madrid, ha establecido su
ohclna professional en- la calle
de Tetuan nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
4 p. m, Telefono NJ 326. d.
Para saballero solo, un suarto
On un mirador, ae AlQuila on cuatro
dollars mensuales. Cristo 10, altos,
informarkn. l5-9
LABORES.- .-s' '0li'i'an
BordGd0rds y bdenas OGgGdoras, asegu-
randoles trabaio constants, Proporeio
namoa 10 tela y dibuio enviandolos 4
sualQuer parte dc 10 isla. Dirigirse &
The Porto Rico Dranwn Work &
Embroidery CO Fortalexa 10. Tam.
bian 90 solieitAn Oostursras, lmi
-El sefior DIAZ NAVARRO hA
satahlssido % Oasina de Abog ado y
% NotArfa O. ssta siudad, sale do san
Jssto n6msro IL.
Eierss ante 10 Corts Federal, Cor.
b do Distrito do toda 10 Isle y Corts
Supreme, dsdisandoss Asimismo al
sxamsn dc Gtuloa do propisdadss, iE-
sorporaSi6n do Corporasionss del pals
y sxrangsraa sramitasion do sxps'
uientsa do axpropiaci6n forzosA.
AasptAndo 10 noble eompstsnsiA
Roy essahlesida o. al siersisio do los
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
LOCAL ITENIS.

Huguenot Lodge No. 3S1. F. and
A. M, Staten Island Chapter No. 1876,
and Huguenot Chapter o. e. S. have
adjourned their meeting until Sep
tember.
Andrew Barnes has again returned
to his work at the Richmond Bor-
ough Bank after recovering from the
injuries received in an accident about
a week ago.
Mrs. Mundy. of Railroad avenue,
has moved to Wood avenue.
Thomas Royal and family, of Fish
err avenue, have moved to Perth Am
boy.
beginning with last Sunday there
will be no Sunday school at the
church of st. Stephen until August
IL. 81.
Washington Council, Daughters of
Liberty, held their regular meeting
in Mechanic hall last night. The us
ual routine of business was trans
acted.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Brown. of Main
street, have as their guest Ned Aru-
mack, of Keyport.
The Aquehonga Gun Club will hold
a match shoot with the Morgan Gun
Club, of New Jersey, on their grounds
at Juhl's. park, Saturday at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Drake. of
Richmond Hill, l.. /. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Johnson.
Mrs. o. H. Barnard, of Towanda,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Andrew
Abrams, of Amboy avenue.
John Pike. of Railroad avenue, has
moved into his new house in Pine
street.
Miss Grace Mckee, of Great Kills,
was a local visitor yesterday.
The regular meeting and election
of officers of the Montauk Social Club
will be held at the home of Jack Fair,
in Amboy avenue, Friday nightJat 8
o'clock.
George Sheridan, superintendent
of the water department In Rich
mond borough, made an official visit
to the pumping station, in Central
avenue, yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
SOUTH AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Honor and Mrs. Nelson, of
Perth Amboy, are visiting Mrs. Mag
nuson, of Bergan Hill.
Lewis Thomas, who is employed i"
the Pennsylvania yardmaster's office,
is taking a weeks vacatiC J..
Hugh Gallagher has returned to
business from his vacation.
Miss Mulligan, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney, of
Broadway.
Russell beats is working in Perth
Amboy.
Miss Nellie Carpen, of Hoboken,
who has been visiting Mrs. Shea, of
Henry street, returned home Sunday
night.
Recorder DeGraw is very busy
making out monthly reports.
James Kelly, who plays with the
Auburn baseball team, has been
home on a short vacation. .
Persons crossing the new bridge
at night complain of the want of
lights.
The widow of Edward VanClief
went to Justice Mason a few days
ago to have some pension papers fill
ed out. What appeared to the JUS
tice as a singular coincidence was the
signature of Rev. Edward II. Durrell,
who performed the marriage cere-
mony of Mr.. and Mrs. VanClief and
who also married the justice and his
wife many years ago. Rev. Edward
H. Durrell is still alive and resides
at Ffnefand.
Mr.. Asa Thomas, of Henry street,
who has Just entered into business
as a veterinary surgeon, has several
horses under treatment.
Miss Edna Pierson, of Trenton,
who is spending a few days with her
aunt. Mrs. Charles Thomas, on Sec
ond street, will return home Satur-
| day after a pleasant visit. Her cous-
in, Margaretta Thomas, will accom-
pany her for a few days.
Miss Minnie Cook, of New Bruins
wick, who is spending the week with
Miss Applegate. will return today,
taking Miss Applegate with her for a
few days. -.
William Sullivan, who has bought
a lot on the corner of Stevens avenue
and First street, is preparing to open
an ice cream parlor there in a short
time.
George Gregory, of Jersey City, is
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Parisen, of John street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
T0TTENVILLE.
NARROWLY ESCAPED.
John Hume Was Dragged by a Run
aWaV Horse.

John Hume Was Dragged by a Rum
away Horse.
A horse belonging to John Hume,
of Amboy avenue, took fright at an
object in Main street, near Arents
avenue, about 6:30 o'clock last night.
Humes, who is employed at the s. s.
White Dental Works in Princes Bay,
and also drives a stage carrying en-
ployes to and from the factory night
and morning, had just unloaded his
passengers and had stopped at the
post Office. He was about to step in
to the wagon when the horse started
to run away. He succeeded in grab
bling the reins when at the same time
his foot caught in a cobble stone and
he fell. He was dragged a consider
able distance rs he still held on to
the reins. He would have probably
been killed had it not been for Officer
George Creighton who, at the risk Of
his own life, dashed in front of the
frightened animal, grabbed him by
the bride, pulled him to n side
Just in time so that the wheel of the
wagon just grazed Hume's head.
No damage was done. Mr.. Hume
got into the wagon and drove to his
home, none the worse for his exper-
fence outside of a few bruises. He
was able to return to his work again
today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
HER HOME COMING
Mrs. Cossitt Returns Young Widow
Left on Her Honeymoon.

NEW YORK. July 11.-Mrs. Fred
erick II. Cossitt, formerly Miss Dugro,
who was one of the survivors of the
train wreck at Salisbury, England.
which robbed her of her young hus-
band. returned to New York OF the
Kaiser Wilhelm with the body of the
husband. the last of the Cossitts.
Between sobs the young woman, who
went away a bride and returned q
widow within two weeks, related a
pitiful story.
For the first time she told how nearly
she and her husband had escaped the
accident; how the baggage was checked
for Southampton and safety; how Mr.
Cossitt became impatient and decided
at the eleventh hour to leave the steam
er at Plymouth and met his death while
asleep.
OF the accident she remembers only
the shricks of the injured. followed by
a calm. Then she was borne away to
II place of safety.
Her bright young face has aged per
ceptibly since the sudden ending OF
her happiness. Lines appear In her
features that were not there n few
weeks ago, Her spirit has been bro.
ken. In the flower of her youth. in the
full flush of her happiness, she has
looked in the face Of death. and months
of tender nursing and sympathetic care
must follow to bring Mrs. Frederick
Cossitt out of the collapse into which
the catastrophe has plunged her.
The home coming was Il sorrowful
contrast to the departure three weeks
ago, when scores Of friends visited the
dock to wish a happy Journey and safe
return TO the young couple starting or
their honeymoon trip to Europe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
TOTTENvILLE.
YOUNG MEN
Two Girls Who Ran Away Will be
Witnesses Against Them.

Two Girls Who Ran Away Will be
Witnesses Against Them.
Grace Henistreet and Eleanor Bal
liet, the two runaway girls who dis
appeared suddenly from theirI homes
Sunday afternoon, were located in a
hotel in Rockville Centre, l.. T.,
through q clue furnished by Police
Captain Nathaniel Shire, of the Eigh-
tieth snb-precinct station in Broad
way. This was wrung by him from
one of the girls friends, who had
seen the postmark on the letter re-
ceived by the Ballet girl.
Mr.. Hemstreet and Mr.. Ballet
went to New York Monday night and
went direct to police Headquarters in
Mulberry street, where they met De-
tective Fogarty, who went with them
to Rockville Centre.
Upon their arrival at that place
they were met by the chief of police,
who went with them to the hotel and
placed the two men, who afterwards
gave their names as William Ais
bach and William Owens, under ar
rest.
They were taken to police head
quarters and locked up for the night
and yesterday they were taken to
Mineola, where their hearing will
come up before Magistrate Cornell
today. The girls wer brought to New
York and locked up in the Gerry So
ciety rooms and will be held as wit
nesses.
When confronted by the fathers
of the two girls and the detective
they were much surprised and one of
the young men begged Mr.. Ballet to
kill him on the spot.
Both Mr.. Ballet and Mr.. Hem
street say they will push the case to
the full extent of the law. They re-
turned late last night, but left again
for Mineola early this morning to at
tend the hearing in that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
REALIZATION STAKES.
Brndy's Accountant Got First Money
nj ShccpShead nny.

NEW YORK. July II. ~ james H.
Brady's Accountant. admirably ridden
by Martin, won the S17.tVl first money
Of the Lawrence Realization stakes NJ
Shcepshead Bay, with Fred Johnsohs
Entrec second and the Newcastle STA
ble's Bullseyc third.
Martin rated the Brady colt bellhd
the pace and made his run at the rlght
moment. but it required his best lllllsh
TO win, for all through the final quar-
ter it was 4 hard drive. Accountant
was always favoritb.
The Lawreace Realization Is one OF
the oldest and richest thre2year-old
stakes on the Coney Island Jockey
clubs programme. and the distance is
II mile and five f%urlongs. 1t was
first won by Salvador in 1889 and last
year by the great Sysonby.
Water Pearl. Ii to :. split second
choice with the Keene entry, Peter
Pan and Superman. easily won the
second half of the $4,000 Double
Event. Summarizes:
First Race. - Monfort. first; Frank
Lord. second; Black Mate, third.
Second Race. - Tom Cogan. first;
D~unseverrich, second; Yama Christy.
third.
Third Race.-Water Pearl, first; re-
Ter Pan. second; Superman. third.
Fourth Race.-Accomtant. first; En-
tree. second; Bullseye. third.
Fifth Race.-Azelina. first; Varieties,
second; Southern Cross, third.
Sixth Race. = Rye, first; Mandarin,
second; Earl Rogers. third.
Seventh Race.-Onatas, first; Belgra-
via, second; A. Muskoday, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
SEWAREN.
BIG TIME PROMISED.

There is expected to be a great
dance at Boynton Beach on Wednes-
day, July IS. The Knights of Mac
cabees, Valentine Tent No. 26, OF
Elizabeth, N. j., are going to give a
rural or farmers dance at the beach
on that date. Prizes will be awarded
to the lady and gentlemen making>up
as the most typical farmers. The
prizes will be $3.50 in gold.
All the telegraph poles and bill
boards around the country are cover
ed with the following poster:
Hey you!
Thar's goin' to be a Gosh Darn
Good Time at
Boynton Beach.
Knights of the Maccabees, Valentine
Tent, No. &c, of Elizabeth, N. j.,
will give a Rural or Farm
ers' Dance July IS,
1906
Prizes will be awarded to the lady
and gentleman making up as the
most typical farmer. $3.50 in gold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

". LaHM M 49, .H E |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Coddington are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
C~oddington.
The woods picnic which Mr.. Ellis
Edgar gave on Tuesday was a great
success. Mrs. r. G. Tisdan and Mrs.
S. M. Brewster were the chaperones.
When the shower came up the party
adjourned to Mr.. Edgar's residence
for the remainder of the time.
Mr.. Harry Perlee spent Tuesday in
New York.
Mr.. George st. John Rathbun is
visiting friends at K~eansburg.
Mr.. Clifford Langstroff raj the
guest of Mr.. Ellis Edgar Tuesday.
Miss Helen Brewster will leave
town in the near future for Larch-
mont.
Mrs. w. A. Osborn, of Green street,
is visiting friends out of town.
There will a town committee meet
ing at the town hall on Thursday
night.
Mrs. lothian Coddington and son
David spent Tuesday out of town.
Miss Mary Harmed is spending q
week at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Edgar have
returned from Lake George, where
they have been spending their honey
moon. They are residing with Mr.
and Mrs. William Edgar until theil
new home, on upper Green street, is
completed.
Mrs. Willis Gaylord is entertaining
friends from out of town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
DoueHERTv KNOCKED OUT.

Joe WaIcOtt Retains WcIterweight
Championship of the World.
BOSTON, July 11.-Joe Walcott of
Boston retained the welterweight
championship of the world by knock
ing out Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee
in the eighth round at the Lincoln Ath-
letic club in Chelsea last night.
Walcott's famous punch, a left hand
swing to the jaw. defeated D%ougherty.
Up to the final round Of the bout
DOugherty appeared to have %outpoint-
ed the colored boxer, although Walcott
did not show many marks of punish
ment. The contest was one of the
fercest ever seen at the Lincoln Attn
letic club.
Although WalcOtt was the favOrite,
Dougherty's gameness called for cheers
from the crowd.
When the eighth round opened
Dougherty started in with Il rush, play
ing for Walcott's stomach. Before the
round was ended Walcott began to
swing wildly. One of his swings. a
left handler, caught Dougherty on the
jaw, and the Milwaukee boy fell OH
his face. He tried to rise and got to
his knees before the count was up, but
he could get no farther, and Walcott
was declared the winner. Dougherty
had to be picked up and carried to his
corner.
Advertising iii the NEWS brings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Theodore Freeman, of West
avenue, Is spending his vacation at
Bay Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutchingson,
of East avenue, are entertaining
friends from New York.
Mrs. Collins Edgar, formerly OF
Sewaren, now living in Railway, and
Mr.. Lindsay Durham won the cham
pionship tournament held at the lid
erion Outing Club, under the aus
pieces of the East Jersey Lawn Tennis
Association.
Mr.. G. Buckley, of Westfield, who
owns the launch Myrtle, which is in
Sewaren, has gone on a cruise.
Mrs. r. G. Clarkson, of Cliff road,
who has been visiting in Mastic, Long
Island, for about n week, returned
home Friday" afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. Ballard and Miss Amy
Ballard, of New York city. have been
spending a few DAYS with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Ballard, of Cliff
road.
There have been no large bathing
parties during the last past week as
the tide has been high either too
early in the morning or too late at
night. The tide will be high in the
morning all this week.
Miss Marion Page, of Railway, was
in town last Thursday.
Miss Muller, of New York, who has
been visiting Mrs. S. r. Brown, of
Cliff road. for a few days, returned
home this week.
Frank Ballard, of East avenue.
who has been spending a couple of
weeks with friends in the Thousand
Islands, returned home Monday af-
ternoon.
Miss Grace Metcalf, of East We
nue., is confined to the house for a
few days.
Miss Marjorie Pollock, of Benson
hurst, who has been spending a few
DAYS with her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles b. Wood, of Holton
avenue, returned home this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Reuben Siminson has resigned his
position at the S. S. White Dental
Works, in Princes Bay.
Miss Edna Vanderhoff is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, in Wood
vail n
Carl Job, proprietor of the Ridge
wood hotel, is making several i'm
provements at his place in Amboy
avenue. Electric light are now be-
ing installed and when finished will
be an up-to-date hotel.
Ollie Mckee, of Great Kills, was
in town yesterday.
Harry Fair, an agent for the AM
erican Tobacco Company, was a local
visitor yesterday.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the South Shore Veteran Volunteer
Firemon's Association will be held
tomorrow night at the house of AM
icitia Hook and Ladder Company in
Amboy avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-11
SOUTH AMBOY.
A LARGER

Many people have the impression
that the parade on Fourth of July
was the largest ever seen in South
Amboy, but Postmaster Roddy and
several others remember n which
was twice as large. The parade
marched on Columbus day, October
II, 1892, the four hundredth ami
versary of the discovery of America.
and a detailed account of the affair Is
given in the Citizen October
1892, written by Bernard Ro' ,
who was appointed by the commit ee,
as historian of the day. II. E. Mack.
who was general chairman of the
Fourth of July committee. also held
the same position on the committee
for Columbus day.