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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
G.
Srisfe an StraFtnse Sarfsa aiat
ge6Hnet peroem.

Cine neue Bsfimmung beg pof.
Departments. tpona& bic 8orfeber
bon REORGANIZATION fein %sdt baben,
oie pOfia&en on SniaHsn su 6fnen.
I'm 3u fe9en, oh oisielbsn Snformation
entsegen ben Regsln Der &eformanfaI-
ten entbaItsn, bat Superintendent 90.
3. @bittater BON Der Snoiaua.R efurm-
anffalt beranlabt, @ensralanualt @5as.
70. Wiuer um Elm @uta9tsn In Der
Sade anauaeben. Bis iebt baben bic
@orfeber FOLDER Nntalten ftsts bic
pOffa&en Der SnfaRen bur4aeeudt.
uno oann srft tuuroen bisislbsn abgss
ffempeIt unb abseliefert, refpeetipe ben
abisnoern 3uridssfsat. 6srr Mi1sr
meinte In grwtoeruns Der Nnfrags,
baB h69Rsns iibrig bleibs. bic @sfan.
genen bsim gintritt In bic AuftaIt au
berpfi4ten. bas Oefnen ibrsr poR'
fa1en au gefatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Snternrbanbabn ssplant.

Dirsfte Dsrbinbung auiiden Snbia=
iapolis unb @lsbslano, g., mitteIa
Snts ru~rbanbabn tpirb beresfisllt iein.
fobaIb bic Strsds apiidsn pOrtlanb.
SnS., unb @eline, g., poasnbet TT.
Die 9Bsfsrn ObiO giienbabn 60.
gebenft ben 8au biefer Gtrsde In Yin.
srif 3u nsbmen, falls ni8t oie Spnoi'
fate In ben bsioen Na6barfaaten BIZ
2inis bauen. Die 3u bausuoe Stredt
tf nur 25 Reilen lang unb bic Wel'
bung Der Defsrn Ohio 8abn piro IN
te rsifirts 9apitalifea CUR 8bdtt9teii
a~nireiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
0letae etaotnemisfetten.

Derpboebe.B erein mtrb
am Or iittpO3 Ra&mittag I'm q nbr
feline reaslmdBia. @erfammlung TN
DiatoniHsn. Soipitals abbaltsn.
Die
bat gsnRgsno @slber aur 9anb, um
bic gekdlisr fhr 10 weitere poli3ifien
Dts gun, gnbs bss Sabrss 3u befreiten
unb bieieIbea tpsrben h6afwabri9sin.
ltd In 1ienf 9efsat, fobalo bic pahen'
ben 2eute aus Der Site Der Mpplifan.
ten ausgsmdblt Hno.
Der neuIi& In 2apcod's ga.
brit abssffrate Arbeiter. tuurbe als
Ssrrp 9isss. 966 Wsf Waibinston
Strabe, ioentif3irt. @s f4etnt. als
Oh CT H9 BON ieiaem Gals erboIsn
mirb.
SaIbert 3. 6arrts &
glmer g. 2arfb, @ifsnuaurenbdnbler
In BosweE melbetsn i6ren @oneurs
an, S9uIbsl 1906. 03; 8ermbasn
s32S3. 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
3pitbare Garpffarten.

Sn Surin lit bieier Sage fir Elm
altss unpouftdnoises &artenipiel BON
apei bortisen 4ntiquaren Die borrenOe
Summe BON $4,000 5rancs (ettpa
$1,000 beaablt tporoen.
Ser Wertb bieier &arten beru6t in
ibrer fiintlerif9en @%usfibruns; bsnn
Dor Der Inpsnouns bes 9olai9nitts
un6 anSsrer erapbii9sr &iinfte auf Die
5abrifatipn Der &arten tpurben oieie
nit Der Sano se5ei9net, uno Die 9ur>
tenmaler lieferten i'm a~usge6enoen Mits
telalter oft iebr f90n aussefiibrte DR.
beiten, beren fiinitlerii9er Wertb nit
Der 3eit nod bur9 ibre fultursei9i9ts
H9e 8ebeutuns, 3. 9. als Quele fir
Sru9tenfunbe, erfebli9 eepa4ien 1T.
Die 40 Sdrodfarten, beren ieoc
jingit nit runo ia Truncs besabli
poroen lift, sebOrten gu einem Spiel,
bon Dem ii9 &c peitere 8lGtter in ser
@caoemia garrdra gu 8ereamp befins
ben uno 3 8lGtter berloren ftnb (oaa
Sarodiriel aGblt nGmli9 70 &arten),
Die 40 tparen sulebt in oen SGnoen
bes Nobile MleHanoro Gollepni gu Ser
gatno, Der fe bon feinen @bnen aeerbi
bat. Sic 9ebDrten uripriingli9 Dem
3aroinal @scanio Sfor5a, Dem 8ru.
Der oes Maildnber !Sersogs 2ubobicr
Moro unb @iSefun3ler Der pGpfts
Nleranoer VI. unb Siilius II. GAS
1900.
@inem @eI6i9tsf9reiber bon Gre.
mona, Dem @eburtsort &scanips, all.
folge lit biefem bas SarodIpiel i'm
SABRE 1884 gei9entt tporoen, als E,
gum &aroindl erbpben tpur0e. &eir
9eringerer bate fe gemalt als Ser be.
riibmte Jerrareie Mntonio Gicpenara
Ger &iinItler Der prd9tigen Miniaturer
Der gborbii9er bes Soms bon Gre
mono. Die einaelnen 9lGtter baber
ods Sormat II BET 7 genttmeter, oi
8ilber iino auf 9ologrun6, Die fonfi
gen 3eiden auf Silbergrunb semalt
Oerielbe gicognard bat 3pei amber,
3~artenfptele fir Die beiben S9peferr
6es &arSinals Sforaa gsmalt, Die Mu
guftinernonnen in Dem BON ibrer Mut
ter 9ianca @iiconti gesriinoeten alo.
ffer 5u Gremond Daren; BON oie{er
Sarodfarten fino audi nod 48 8tGttet
erbolten. bie fi4 in MuilGnber pribat
beiib 5sfinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
@tnbru9.

9ur9 sins Sintsrtbir Der Wohnung
bon sIIsr 9aaaart, 1924 part Aps..
bsri9aFtsn Ha in Der Ha9t bon Sums
tag auf Sonntaa Spibbuben gineana
In oas 3immer b%srislbsn, unb ri4tetsn
cine grDbe Berwifun9 on. Der nd8t'
li&e geiu9 tpurbs niat sber bemertt.
oils bis nie @auner nit eiuer ubr.
cine m Ansuas. sinsm 1sbsr3ieber. sinem
Rod, 81 tn barren @eIbe uno 81 pertb
etrabenbabntidets psri9uunbsn ma.
rem. Der gorfal wurbe Der poli3ei
aemsISst, mel4s sifri9 bemtbt III, BITE
Rsrls binsfsf 81 MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
@ikberfanSntB
gat a~bseIaufen.

I'm 5OIss zines Mibbsrfdnbnihes
erbi.It Dm. 8. Sobb. Elm 3situnsss
austrdssr, 304 Of IL. Strabs, gsferu
Tn frfber Worsenfunoe einen S&ub
In bis rs9ts Quite, tueI9er glidli9sr
Beiis feline ssfdbrli@en 5Olsen bate.
6obb tam am SOnntag Moraen tur3
nod 4 ubr In ben 5of bon Soc Wor-
aar, 1136 Norb Stem Seriep Strabe,
nm fsinsr 6anbwagsn, ben ct gum
8ranspcrtirsn isinsr 3situnsen Be.
nubt, unb ben sr nod BenuBung in
ben Suf fsnt, gu bolsn. 9err Morgan,
Der ein @srduf9 TN SOfe h6rte, slau0te
es NIT ginbre9ern au tbun au baben
u. hoIts fein @stpsbr, I'm ben @aunsrr1
In ri9tigsr @eiie az beseguen. Der
S&ub tra9ts, bsbor Ssrr Worsan isi.
men Srrtbum bemsrfte, unb traf 6obb
Il, Der @sssnb Der re9ten QUITE. Slid
Ii9er Dsife pralte bic 2a9el on benz
6hftfno9en ab uno oran9 In oas
Oberbsin. Der un9ltidliGe wurbe TO-
fort In Bsbanbluns bon Or. 6. ..
glarf i'm Rswton @lappoOl 8ebduoe
aegeben, tpsl&er ~fonfatirts, bob Der
S9ub mabri6einli8 ieine gefdbrIiae
5olgen baben ufrbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Dfrkbungfn.
DerSdteoene 2trten bon yIutnnoen nno ote
oaniit p%ertnnocnen Gefabren.

DerSd,teoene 9lrten bon YIutnnoen nno Die
oantit pertunoemen Gefabren.
Sci 9lutungen, Die infol9e bon 9aut,
berlebungen entiteben, bat man orei
4rten gu unterf9eioen. Gs fann Die
glutung aus Den f%einiten 8lutGOer9en,
ben iosenannten 9aargefdben. erfolsen.
3peitens fann cine Der gum 9eroen 5us
riidfiibrenoen Qbern. cine Sausaber
ooer 0ene, bluten. Srittens fam
bur9 Die @erIebung (@ti4, 0ueti4s
ung, G9nitt, S9ub, Hib) cine Ser
S9Iagaoern ooer Irtsrien setrpHen
iein.
Die err tie bisIer 8lutun9en lift Die am
t%penigiten sefabrli9e. sic erfOlgt meiit
aus Wunoer, Die 5iemli9 bo9 on Der
OberflG9e liegen, Die 9aut lit nur tpes
mig perleBf. Sas 8lut quilt Damn in
Srppfen cine 3eit lang empor. Menn
bur9 cine Iol9e Wunbe au9 Ser 8luts
perllit nur elm geringer unb oarum fir
2eben uno @eIunobeit elm unsefGbrs
li6er 1T, 10 f0nnen bo9 bur9 fali9e
gehdnoIung, 8erunreinigung ooer @ers
na9ldiiisuns fol9e fleinen @unben ses
fGbrli9 perben, ia iogar Den Sob bers
ur1a9en.
Die 8lutun9en aus Sausaoern itno
I9on sefGbrli9er anauieben. sic fino
oarar gu erfennen, bab fait i9marSes
8lut (oie hintis Sarbe riibrt BON Der
&oblenfGure ber) aus Der Wunbe bers
ausrinnt uno stpar fat ununterbro9en.
Gol9e 8enenblutunsen fommen beions
bers bGufig Bel ben fogenannten
Grdmpfaoern an Den unteri9enfeln
bor. Die Srausn ser arbsitenben &laf,
fen, in erfter 2inie auf benz 2an0e, iinO
nit iol9en arampfabern, bis pie bide.
blabblau sei9ldngelte Robre auf Der
Saut bes llnterI9enfels auflieeen, Be,
6aftet. Gs iteuen fi9 bann meiit Die
Iogenannten Observation-Disclosures cir
urb zines Sages plast cine Ioer. @s
fommt Damn an oft lange anbaltenoen.
rei9li9en 8lutungen, Die Den bappn
8efallenen isbr i9pd9en unb unter
umitGnoen, tpenn ni9t re9t5eitig 9ilfe
eebra9t miro, i'm 6ds 3sbsn foitsn.
Mbgeieben oapon fam natiirlid iehr
lei9t Die Wunos, Die bier meiit i9on
erDber lift uno brett in Sen 9lutitrpm
bineinfibrt, Die ginbru4spfOrte fir
bic Wunoentsiinbuneserrege tperSen.
Oardus entfteben Damn f4rpere Sranf'
beiten unS G~t0rungen, beren e~rnfteite
Die bon Den 9aien iogenannte 8lutpers
giftung 1T.
Die brittle Der 5ufammengeite1ten
Qrten BON 9lutuneen, Die S9ld9aoers
blutuns, lit Die sefdbrli9fte. Wenu
eine S9lasaoer sstroffen lit, 10 iprib!
bas f9Dn belrotbe 8lut i'm feinen
StrabIe ununterbro9en frdftig aus Der
Wunbs. Oa 6as 9lut faueritoffbaltiQ
aus Den 2ungen iiber oas 9era in Den
3Drper fliebt, bat es nod Sie f9Dns
Garbe. Die S9lagabern ftehen, pis
mir i9pn ndber ausfiibrten, unter Dem
beftdnoigen Srude bes 9erSens. @us
oieiem @runoe ipribt oas 8lut Bel 6er
S9lasaoerperlesung pie elm Sontdne=
ftrabl aus Ger Wunoe. Wiro bier ntdt
f6neG unb ri9tig e~ingegriffen, 10 triti
Der 500 an 8erblutung balo Elm, 0u
unter bem itGnoigen Druid bes 9eraens
Der 9~lutperluft Elm gang sepaltiser lit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

0|srIonet- Gin gutss beutfnes Nfdb@eu fur oage
~ meme 9ausarbet. Ro45ufrageu
1890 Nprb Keyibian Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Cine Petition tpurbe I'm
gunoesgeri3t our& bie 6irma 6abens
@eooes eingerei&f. bic Sirma u. Gin.
cicome & 60. In WartinspiQs ban'
ferott au erfldren. Gebbes 8ropn
Sboe 60. uno Benjamin 6. SbOrn'
burgb aus WartinspiQe untsrftbsn bie
pstition. Die 2incicome Comp. lou
ben e%enannten 6irmer $1222.02
i9ulbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03
Serlorem.

5ranf u. @aftls i'm @lappOol' 5otsl
meloete Der polissi, baB er ietn 2ogen'
uargebdngs psrmiHs. gr nil oa6eibs
swiI9en Qofomo uno Snoianapulis
perlprerl haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Sar "a stnnssn .nSsnb7 = ubr IOrssns. A. esptbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-03

Oie soIbene 9o9seif
feiern aI t0nnen, III unter 1000 Che
paaren i'm Dur4f4nitt nur einem Be-
fmieoe1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
EXHIBITS CITY WATER
Water Board Engineers Places
Of Various Sorts on Show.

Engineer S. j. Mason, of the Water
Board, today placed a number of
samples of the Runyon city water on
exhibition in the window of Patrick
Convery's Office at 14S Smith street.
The water is in large bottles and is
taken from the ground storage wells,
the artesion wells, the pond at Run
yon and from the old Smith street
pond. Some of the ground storage
waker~fras been tightly corked for
over a year, and not the slightest sedi-
ment can be detected in the bottom
of the TASKS, while all the other sam
pies show iron sediment or vege-
table matter in suspension and solu-
ton.
Engineer Mason declares the
ground storage water is perfect.
At the present time the water now
being used in this city is from the
ground storage wells alone, without
the artesian or pond supply.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
BOY HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Charged With Stealing Scrap Iron from
Herman Ellis.

Andrew Belko, sixteen years old.
of 8 Stockton street, was sent TO
New Brunswick this morning by Re
corder Pickersgill in default of $500
bail to await the action of the grand
jury on a charge of petty larceny
preferred by Herman Ellis.
AS told in yesterdays NEWS, Mr..
Ellis caught the boy stealing SCRAP
iron, he says, from a car at his junk
yard on Second street. The police
were notified but Belko disappeared
before Patrolman Wood arrived. Mr.
Ellis then swore out a warrant, charg.
ing the boy with petty larceny, or
which charge he was arraigned this
morning.
Belko denied taking any iron from
the car, when questioned by the re
corder, and said that it had beer
taken by other boys who blamed it OF
him. Mr.. Ellis said he had three wit
nesses, and, as he wanted to press
the charge, Recorder P~ickersgill TOLD
Belko that he would have to go over
The case will not come up until the
April term of the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
WEATHER HURTS TRADE
Merchants Don't Like Rainy Days
lust Before Christmas.

The stormy weather of the past
week has hurt business in this city
to no little extent and many lead
ing business men say that trade this
week has not been nearly as large as
il would have been had the days been
clear and walking not a matter of alb
solute discomfort.
The people of this city, the work
ing people, have as much money, rel
atively speaking, if not more than a
year ago, but such inclement weather
as that of the last few days is liable
to discourage shoppers. The pros
poets are, however, for better atmos-
pheric and traffic conditions THIS
evening and tomorrow, and the store
keepers are prepared to handle and
cater properly to immense crowds to-
night, tomorrow and Christmas v
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
DEMANDS
NETTLE RAILROADS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21:-The gen.
eral managers of the railway lines
entering New York, which are affect
ed by the ultimatum delivered We'd
nesday by the yardmen, who propose
to leave the service" of the several
companies on Saturday, December
%. unless their request for an in
e of wages of five cents an hour
is granted, declared yesterday that
they regard "the strike ultimatum of
the yardmen as a most astonishing
and unfair demand
A statement to this effect was
given out last night following a meet
ing of the General Managers Asso-
citation. 1t also was stated that the
managers have as yet come to no con-
clusion as to what action will be
taken, but have requested Grand
Master P. H. Morrisey, of the Broth
,erhood of Railway Trainmen, to come
to New York Immediately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
FOR CHANNEL
I6 FEET DEEP
Jersey Representatives Doing
Their Best to Secure Provision
for Improved Waterway.
tFrom the NEWS Correspondent.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21:-Repre-
sentatives Fowler and Van Wrinkle
ire doing their best to prevail upon
the rivers and harbors committee to
make provision for the further deep
ening of the channel north of Shoot
er's Island, which is near Elizabeth
md Bayonne. The project is to make
the channel sixteen feet deep and at
least three hundred feet in width.
It is also desired that there should
be an appropriation for the removal
Of rocks at the Bergen Point Light.
Colonel William Livermore, of the
corps of engineers, stationed at New
York, has made a survey Of the pro-
posed improvement of the channel
lorth of Shooters Island, and his re-
port was favorable to the improve
nent. The plan which meets with
The approval of shipping men gener-
lily Is to deepen the channel of Stat
en- Island to twenty-one feet.
In 1903 nearly twelve million tons
Of merchandise valued at $63,000,O0
was freighted through this channel.
It Is believed that the annual tonnage
Of the waterway at present has in
creased at least one-third, with a to-
tai value of more than $500, 000, 900.
The removal of the rocks at Ber-
gen Point Light would be of benefit
to the river traffic from Newark,
which passes around this point. The
traffic at times is much congested at
It's point, and the liability of coils
is great.
Senators Kean and Dryden and the
members of the New Jersey delega~
ton will all spend the holiday recess
al their homes in New Jersey.
c. S. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
At Wilder HnII Xmas Night.

Pierce Kingsley's great American
play, Deserted at the Altar" will
appear at Wilder hall Christmas
night: This play has had q long and
successful career, being in it's fourth
season On the road, and it has been
endorsed by the press and public in
every large city in the United States
and Canada. This year it is stronger
and better than ever. Mr.. Kingsley
has fitted out the production in a
most elaborate manner. The story is
taken from life and is told in a pow
erful way, and so simple that any
child can follow it. The humor is
clean, there being over 200 laughs in
100 minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

OMAHA, NeD., Dec. 21.--The trial of
Bartlett Richards, president; VIII G.
Comstock, vice president; G. C. jane
son, secretary-treasurer and general
manager of the Nebraska Land and
Feeding company. controlling the 400
oOo acre Spade" ranch, and Aauilla
Triplett. their agent. ended here in the
conviction Of the four defendants on
tnirty-siX counts Of an Indictment
which charged conspiracy to defraud
the government of public lands and
~subornation of perjury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
KILLED BY FlsAL SPREE.
Bartender Dies in New Jersew Prison
of Deliriuin Tremens.

TRENTON, Dec. 21:-John Know
ian, a Lambertville bartender recent
ly committed to the state prison, as
was also his employer, Mrs. Susie
Doblinski, for the Illegal sale OF
liquor, died yesterday in the prison
hospital of Bright's disease and de-
lirium tremens.
When Knowlan was taken to pris-
on saturday he is said to have ex-
pressed a desire for a final spree and
it is reported that this was permitted,
or at least not prevented by the con-
stable who had him i'll charge. Know
Ian collapsed when he was received
at the prison and was taken at once to
the hospital where he steadily grew
worse until he died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
Bridc Tool. pn,snn

BRADD0Ck, Pa. Dec. t21.-Prctty
Mrs. Lulu Kelly Ferguson. clipping
bride OF two months, committed sui,
4 by poison here after a quarrel
Win her husband. who is a brakeman.
The girl was nineteen years old. She
was Miss Lulu Kelly Of Williamsburg
an Orphan. who ATTENDED Il ball game
last spring. whore Ferguson. Il PLAYER.
ieii IL love. His parents objected. and
they clipped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
ELECTIONS CONTINUE
CONTINUED from Page IL

A report was also received from the
committee on the play to be held in
Washington hall next month. The
election will take place at the next
meeting.
Lawrence Lodge, l. o. f. Tonight.
Lawrence Lodge, Odd Fellows, will
hold their regular meeting and nom
nation of officers tonight for the
coming year.
Haymakers Name Tonight.
At the meeting of Pc Ambo Loft
No. IS ~, lawmakers Association,
to be held in their loft in the Jeffer-
son building tonight. the annual cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year
will take place.
At the last meeting of the loft a
committee was appointed to make
preparations for a banquet to be
held after the election. A great
spread is looked forward to by the
members. All hayseeds are expected
to take their places in the loft early.
Public Installation for G. A. II.
AT a meeting of Major James H..
Dandy Post No. 43, Department Of
New Jersey, Grand Army of the Re
public, Wednesday night, prepare
lions were begun for the public in
stallation of the officers elected at a
recent meeting, to be held in Odd
Fellows hall, Wednesday, January
2. An elaborate program is now be-
in~ ,,.n n un6 hty n nnTn Ip1ftnn in
charge and it will be followed by a
banquet. 1t is expected that a num-
Der of visiting posts will be present
Past Commander James Putnam,
of Barry Post No. 81, of Railway, will
be the installing officer. He will be
accompanied by his staff.
The public will be invited to attend
this ceremony.
Sociable Athletic Club.
The Sociable Athletic Club held a
busy session last night in their club
in Elm street. The seminar
nual election of officers took place,
and the following we're elected:
President, Elvin Dingler; vice presi-
lent, Harry Tooker; recordingf sec
rotary, Earl Barnes; financial secre-
tary, Otto Rasmussen; treasurer,
Millard Mum; sergeant-at-arms. Al
pert Burbank. The newly-elected Of
icers will be installed at the first reg
liar meeting in January.
The arrangement committee OF
heir recent supper made a report,
showing that the affair had proven a
success financially. The club decid-
I'd last night to hold a private recep-
lion for members and friends some
Tine in January. The new club pins
are expected by the first of the yead.
Harry Tooker, who retires from the
presidential chair at the mex meet
ing, is the first past president OF the
club since its organization.
ST. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE.
At a regular meeting OIL Distrlcl
No. 8, st. Patrick's Alliance of AM
erica, held in McGuinnes' hall, Me-
tuchen, last night. the following
were elected: Past president
Laurence DAILY; president, Jeremiah
junior vice president Jonn
Breen: recording secretary, Malachl
Nolan; financial secretary T. .;
sergeant-at-arms, Daniel
DIVER: trustees, Michael Roman
James Bolan and l.. c. Dalton; dele
gate to national convention, Laur-
ence C. Dalton; alternate, Daniel
DIVER; delegate to. state convention,
Edward j. Dalton; alternate, James
Bolan.
Following the election light re-
freshments were served, and speech
es were delivered by the new officers
and several other members of the
alliance. The meeting was well at
tended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
LECTURE TONIGHT.
Repetition by DR.. Snodgrass Because
of Bad Weather Prevailing.

Rev. DR.. w. C. Snodgrass, pastor
of Simpson M. E. church, will repeat
his lecture on Some Things / Saw
in Europe" in the church tonight, as
at the lecture December 10 there
Were but a few present on account
of the storm. II vas decided by DR..
Snodgrass and the official board to
repeat it. All those who have tickets
for that date may use them this e
ming. Tickets are also on sale at the
stores of G. w. Parisen and Frank
Neer, and can also be had from any
member of the official board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
DEATHBED WEDDING.
Fathers End More Peaceful After
Seeing Daughter Settled for Life.

TRENTON, Dec. 21:--To be mar
ried by the death bed of her father,
Aaron Tunstall, in order that the lat
ter's end might be one of peaceful
assurance for her future was the por-
ton of Miss Annie A. Tunstall, of
this city. The bridegroom was Fred
erick w. Hunt, of Philadelphia.
Wednesday afternoon the ceremony
was performed in the death chamber,
Rev. Albert James Wesley oficiat-
ing. Mr.. Tunstall seemed to be
greatly pleased with the event and
for a long time his condition seemed
improved. Then he took a turn for
the worse and sank rapidly until yes
terday morning, when he died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

NLW YORK. Dec. 21.-Thc Standard
On ms decided not TO call any more
Witnesses in the hearings of the Mis-
sour case which have been held this
weet Ia the Waldorf-Astoria Though
the I ght TO oifer more evidence at flu
Lure helria-s r.,sewhere WAS reserved,
e resolr ialbis .hDu-l,t BY some TO be
sa4tissii aNfagaition of Il eat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec. 21:-The larg-
est quantity of mail ever brought
from a foreign country to this port
on n steamer arrived yesterday on
the Majestic, from Liverpool and
Queenstown. 1t consisted of 4,570
sacks and IS packages. The Majestic
also brought $4,000 in specie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
WANT no SOUTH AMBOY.

A number OF the members of The
Ladies' Aid Society, of the Swedish
Congregational church, went to
South Amboy yesterday afternoon to
attend a meeting of the society at the
home of AIRS. John Nilsson, in Henry
street. After the usual business. re-
freshments of cake and coffee were
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
FINGER SEVERED.
John Barne Injured by Planer at Le-
high Valley Car Shops.

John Barne, a laborer at the Le-
high Valley car shops, had a finger
severed from his left hand this morn
ing, while at work on a planer. He
was attended by DR.. George w. Tyr
rell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
DANISH NJ. r. LADIEsr AM.

Danish M. E. church, met at the
nome of Mrs. P. Peterson. 239 Smith
street, yesterday afternoon. The us
ual routine business was transacted.
A number of the ladies were present
despite the stormy day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec. 21:-Attorney
General Julius Mayer yesterday be
gan action against the American Ice
Company in the supreme court of
New York county for the dissolution
of the so-called ''ice trust" The
complaint alleges the company Sc
cured control of the Maine ice field
and caused a reduction there last
year of the usual harvest from a mil.
lion and a half tons to one-third Of
that amount. The other sources of
supply are alleged to be similarly con-
trolled.
The key to the ice situation in
New York city is pointed out as lying
in the company's control of the lice
bridges" or landing depots, by which
means it is alleged the combine is en-.
abled to fix prices, resulting last sum-
mer in an increase from $1.2O a ton
at the bridges to SIS and Sc a ton to
the independent dealers. 1t is said
that by the time the ice reached the
poorer customers it cost them at the
rate of from $40 to $14 a ton.