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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-06-01


The following are the present Repub-
lcan town committees:
Addison: NJ. F. Barnes. William
Noonan. j. D. Hayward.
Bridport: j. H. Witherell, E. G. Blas-
dell, j. H. Howe.
Bristol: w. w. Wilson, W. H. Bos.
worth, E. w. Shattuck, F. H. Palmer,
+. A. Hasseltine.
Cornwall: F. H. DeLong, Fred Morse,
F. H. Warner.
Ferrisburg: c. A. Chapman, j. P.
Kenyon, H. P. Newton.
Goshen; D. B. Brown, T. A. Sessions,
w. w. Ellis.
Granville: E. F. Briggs, C. e. Hub
bard, d. D. Hemingway.
Hancock Geo. E. Marsh Geo. B. Farr,
d. B. Blair.
Leicester: NJ. o. Oliver, H. n. Morse,
C. X. Williams
Lincoln G. A. Thayer L. c. Balm, A.
T. Morgan.
Middebury: A. A Fletcher, E. c.
Severance, C. NJ. Remeee. F. A. Bond,
T. F. Burns
Monkton E. H. Palmer, L. E. Beers
C. c. Sears.
New Haven: A. P. Roscoe, j. Nj.
Wilson, G. Z. Flint.
Orwell: D. w. Doane, A. H. Bellanger,
ID. a. LaDue.
Panton: E. S. Bristol, L. G. Kent,
Edward Butler.
Ripton: Henry f. Day. S. G. Gibbs,
Frank Fits.
Salisbury F. L. Hamilton, j. E. Dyer,
w. B. Whitney
Shoreham: B. w. Hall, r. w. Brown,
w. G. Larrabee.
Starksboro: C. w. Bostwick, c. w.
Shattuck, w. N. Baldwin.
Vergennes: N. j. McCuen, A. w. Nor
ton. w. W. Hawkins, G.. R. Young.
w. R. Warner.
Waltham: s. Burroughs, F. H. Bacon,
w. II. Jackman.
Weybridge; H. A. Boies, w. B. Child,
K. H. Fiske.
Whiting F. w. Williams, l.. A. Web
ster, Clyde II. Ketchum.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-06-01
~$25, 900 LOSS.
Lake Ounmore Hotel Burned Last
Eveninq

As we go to press word is received in
town that the Lake Dunmore House in
Salisbury has been totally ruined by
fire which was discovered late last eve-
ming. 1t is reported that several near
by cottages were consumed by the flames
before the arrival of a detail of the Bran
don fire department.
The cause of the fire is not known at
this hour. A conservative estimate of
the loss would be S25 900 The house
had recently undergone extensive inn
provements and was to have opened un-
der new management this month.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-06-01

According to the report of the Yer.
gennes listers the polls in the city repre-
sent $67, 900; personal estate is valued
at 1924 ,065 IA F; and real estate amounts
to S496, ,460.10; in all total valuation
of 1858, 1884. The grand list for Bris-
tol is sl9 ,079 60, which is S75 80 less than
in 1905, with 5ll polls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
MAINE STILL DRY,
Republicans at Portland Nominate
W.. T. Cobb for Governor.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 28.-The Re-
publicans of Maine in convention hero
nominated Governor William L. Cobb
of Rockland for a second term as chief
executive of the state.
The platform adopted contained a
reaf affirmation in the principle of prohi-
bition with faithful and impartial en-
foycement, declared n belief in reel
governing interchange with for
@rcountries of articles not the prod
IL American labor and opposition
to such reciprocity with Canada as
would embarrass the industries of the
state with the articles of lumber and
farm products and recommended to
the next legislature the consideration
of statutes under which all nomina-
lions for elective offices shall be by d.
rect vote of the people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
CARS GUARDS DEFIANT
Demands of the Men Show Mutiny
Was Worked by RevOIutiOnists.

ST. PETERSBURG, JGhe 2S.-Tht
commander of the ultra loyal Preobra-
jensky regiment, to which belong the
men who recently held a meeting in de-
fiance of orders in the guard camp at
Krasnoye-Selo and drew up resolutions
addressed to their commander uphold
ing all the actions of parliament and
declaring that they want 40 more police
duty entailing the Staying of brother or
father, has been severely reprimanded
by the emperor. The reprimanding of
the first and most honored regiment in
the Russian service is the clearest COM
ment possible IN the serious spread of
the revolutionary propaganda in the
army. The Preobrajensky is the oldest
regiment of the guards and has first
choice each year in the selection of
recruits throughout the whole empire.
The emperor is titular colonel Of the
regiment and almost Invariably wear
its uniform on state occasions.
The demands of the men show clear
ly by their adoption of the motto, zone
for all, all for one" that the movement
was engineered by revolutionists. The
words always form the concluding
phrase Of the proclamations and lltera-
ture of the organization of the social
revolutionists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

that the architect made strenuous eff
forts to induce Mrs. Thaw to desert
her husband and resume the relation
ship which she once bore to him.
Young White, when seen here yes.
terday, said:
''Thaw murdered my father in cold
blood. He was the best father that
eve lived. He loved the Broadway
life, but he never did half the things
that are charged to him.
81 am only a young man, but I have
a life before me, and while q breath IS
in my body or a dollar in my pocket l
will seek only for vengeance against
the man who murdered my father.
IF Harry Thaw is freed of this
murder charge or if he gets a term Of
Imprisonment he may be sure that
will get even as soon as he is free"
Early this morning a special funeral
train left the Long Island City sta
ton for st. Jasnes. There was a brief
funeral service at the st. James church,
and then the body of the dead archi.
tect vas inferred IN a little country
churchyard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
GIFT TO wARSAIP.
Colonial DANES Present the Virginia
With Silver Service.

NORFOLK. Va, June '29.-The hand
ONE silver service given by the Colo
NAL Danes of America in Virginia to
the battleship Virginia was presented
at the Norfolk navy yard in the pres
ence of a large assemblage Of DANES
from various parts of Virginia, headed
by Mrs. Ruffin Cox of Richmond, presi-
dent of the society in this state.
The presentation was through ]. AL
ston Cabell and j. Lawrence Campbell
of Richmond. Mr.. Campbell making
the speech. The acceptance was by
Captain Schroeder, commanding the
Virginia.
The silver service is unique. 1t Is in
three pieces, the center piece taking
the form of an oval shaped bowl or
epergne and the side pieces being cleo
trio candelabras.
The epergne rests upon a block of
ebony with Il silver base and has adj
Unstable parts for cut flowers and
fruits. Applied in relief on n side is
the seal of Virginia, and on the other
side is the seal of the United States
navy department. A silver tablet on
the front bears this inscription:
"Presented by the Society of Colonial
Danes of America in the state of Vir-
ginia. Thy name gives warrant of
heroic deeds.'"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
BIDS AND

VIII be received by the Board OIL
Education, Of Perth Amboy, OF
Thursday, July s., 1906, at s p. m.
for putting a new tin roof on School
No. 2.
Tin to be Of Berger Bros. Cos
triple coated old style charcoal iron
I x"
Information regarding the work
and specifications covering the same
may be obtained from any member
of the committee.
A suitable bond for $500 will be
required, conditioned in the faithful
performance of the work.
A certified check for two hundred
dollars, payable to the order OF the
Board Of Education, smust accompany
each bid.
The board reserves the right to re-
jeet any or all bids. -
JOSEPH II CROWELE,
NELS PETERSON.
GEORGE MOORE
2712-g428-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

A JUNE WEDDING.

William Henry Compton and
Emma Charlotte Fugel will be mar
ried this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
home of the bride, 239 Smith street,
by Rev. James H. Northrup, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church.
The brides gown is of pale blue
taffeta silk and she will carry a bou-
uuet of roses. The maid of honor
will be Miss Efreida Starken, and AL
bert Howell will be best man. The
maid of honor's gown is of gray
French silk.
The bridegroom Is employed at the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany and has many friends in this
city.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Compton will leave for a wedding
tour to Atlantic City.
Among the guests present are: Mr..
and Mrs. P. Thruelsen and son Will
liam, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Johnson, Miss Sophie Johnson, AL
fred Johnson, Miss Anna Johnson
and Miss Wilhemia Johnson, of
Woodbridge; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Campbell, of Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pierce, of Atlantic Highlands;
Harry Campbell, of Trenton; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Fugel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c..
Fugel, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Grimley,
Frank Fugel, Edward Fugel, William
Fugel and Miss Minnie Fugel, of this
nifV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
l. 1ohn Alexnnder Insnner

CHICAGO, June 2S.-John Alexan-
der Dowie was declared by DR.. Archi-
bald Church, an alienist here, to be a
monomaniac, although possessed of
great mental capacity for business. in
his testimony before Judge lands in
the Zion City controversy. DR.. Church
had attended several sessions of court
during the hearing and had heard
Movie tell of seeing lights and hear
ing celestial music, of preventing a
shipwreck and of curing diseased per-
sons by means of prayers. The physi-
clan declared it to be his belief that
Dowie might be insane and still have
mental capacity to accumulate $1,000
600 in seven years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
MRS. THAW IN
TOMBS PRISON
Slayer Of White will Rely on the
UnWritten Code Trial will
Shock Even New York.

NEW YOFr, sam @7.-Harry Ken
Dr.; rnaw, who shot the millionaire
architect Stanford White at Madison
Square Roof Garden during a comic
opera performance, objects to any plea
OF insanity and will take his chances
with the law for the Staying of White.
Convinced that under the "unwritten
code" no jury in the world would con
Wet him on the evidence that would
be brought out, his lawyers are prepar-
Ing to abandon the plea Of insanity, 1t
is said, and insist upon a trial on the
evidence.
Thaw's counsel will make a plea of
justiiable homicide, using the famous
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
THOUGHT DOG WAS
UNDER THE AGO

Professor Block, the famous MINI
ic, created quite a stir yesterday by
initiating a dog supposed to be under
the wheels of a wagon driven by ].
p. Koyen. The imitation was so
clever that a number of people were
fooled, thinking that a dog had been
run over and hearing the cries of
distress ran to the spot only to be
joshed by the professor. Block will
entertain crowds at the carnival dur
ing the remaining two days, and all
those who have sec him can vouch
for his ability as a ventriloquist. He
claims that he has been in the en-
ploy of Barnum C Bailey, and will
probably prove a drawing card at the
carnival.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

PARIS, June 2s.-At the Dreyfus
hearing Procurator General Baudouin
vehemently condemned the alleged
fraudulent methods employed by Gen
eraI MERCER, at the time minister of
war; General Roget, former chief Of
the Fourth bureau of the general staff,
and General Zurlinden, former mill
tary governor of Paris, in order to Sc
cure the conviction of Captain Dreyfus
on his first trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
VIII Indorse Bryan.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 2S.-
Democrats of Wisconsin met here in
state convention to outline the policy
to be recommended to candidates that
will be nominated by primaries this
fall, and 1t seems certain that the
meetings will indorse William j. Bry-
an as the party's national standard
bearer in the campaign Of 1908 and
will declare for a revision of the tariff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
president scts HIS scnl on It.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-President
Roosevelt has approved the joint res
olution of congress expressing the hor-
ror of the people of the United States
as the result of the replrts of the mas
sacre Of Hebrews in Russia and ex-
pressing sympathy with those bereav-
ed. The approved resolution will be
SEN to the state department, where it
will be published officially as an act of
congress. There is no requirement in
terms that it shall be officially commu-
nicated to the Russian government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Named sherin A. +. Doming.

PLATTSBURG, N. Y. June 2S.-At
the Clinton county Republican conven-
ton held here former Sheriff A. 4.
Doming of B-eekmantown was named
for member of assembly and Jesse w.
H. Holcomb of Rouse Point renomi-
mated for a third term as county clerk.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
heartily indorsing the administrations
of President Roosevelt anc Governor
Higgins and practically pledging the
Clinton delegation to Higgins for gov
ernor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
BOXING MATCH
WAS STOPPED.
Mayor Huestis, of MilOwn, In
terferred With the Plans of
Those in Charge of Bout.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, June 2S:-
An attempt to pull off a boxing match
near Midtown last night vas nipped
in the bud by Mayor Huestis, of Mill
town, and Constable Cornelius Buck
elew. They refused to allow it To
proceed even when the promoters Of
the bout offered to sign an agreement
that no one would be hurt in the
scrap. The ordered the fight party
to leave and they lert
This action followed a visit to
Sheriff Church at New Brunswick
yesterday by Mayor Huestis and the
attorney of the borough OF Midtown,
Judge e. w. Hicks, of New Bruins
wick. One Of the principals, It is
understood, was to be a New Bruins
wick lightweight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

case of the killing of Barton s. Key by
General Daniel Z. Sickles rs a prece-
dent.
The police were amazed to learn that
White was to sail for Europe today on
La Provence and that the Thaws were
to sail on the same boat.
In the event of a trial on the merits
of the case revelations of such q star
thing nature concerning the life of Stan
ford White as to shock all New York
may result. His relations with many
others besides Mrs. Evelyn Nesblt-
Thaw will be fully revealed.
In order to take every precautlon
against a defense Of insanity Acting
District Attorney Mott caused Thaw
to be examined by five alienists, who,
as expected, reported that he is in his
right mind.
Thaw was still being examined by
the alienists when his wife paid him a
visit in the Tombs.
Mrs. Thaw waited until her husband
was conducted back to his cell and
then went up the stairs to see him.
The beautiful young wife of the pris-
oner has produced a great deal of cor
respondence coming from White and
addressed to herself.
Former District Attorney W. M. X.
Olcott admitted that he had received
from Mrs. Harry Kendall Thaw n num-
Der of letters written to her by Stan
ford White. The letters are, Mr.. Oh
colt said, of very recent date and show
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Last Friday.
7 OF
J June Sale
MILLlN ERg
WOMEN S WAISTS
pETTICOATS Ere

WomeH's Black Dress Gh4psa-t
Chip, Milan or Imitation Hair
Bfaid-value $1.40. .8M.
Flats for Women or Chfldren-im4
tation Hair, Java chip or Milan
black, white and natural color
dent into graceful form-valne $1.49 s8GH
WOmen's Untrimmed ~Hats-Tuscan
and Lace Straws in variety dress "
shapes-high or round crowns
worth $500. az
Children's Ready to Wear Hats /
White. Navy and Brown Coionials-
with velvet and pompon trimming. ~
also Rolled Brim Sailors, best col a
ors-silk ribbon streamers- Z
regularly $1.98- ...... s98H
White lawn waists-fuli trim'd
fronts of Val. lace, Emb'y aud +
t~ucks-lODg and short
Glceves-wUrfh .08. 1877
Fine White Lawn w~aists-varlety
OF handsome ~styles-worth $4.0O-..Z.881
White Lawn Waists-fronts Of wide
eulb'y panels and cluster tucks-
short trim'd sleeves-value $2-2S...1.76d
Women's Seersucker Petticoats-
clear, washa BILE stripes5sizes
80 to 42-deep founce, rufle
hnish-value .4k
Seersucker Petticoats-sizes for stout
women -natty stripes-deep founces
and bands-were $1.l9.. ....... 81
Wosnen's Batiste. Coutil and Summer
Net Corsets-girdle and habit hip
odd s~izes-reg. value SO and $1.00 81
Coutil, Summer Net and Batiste-
black, white and drab-ail sizes In
lot, though not in each style
valGe $1.O to $1.b0. ...... 80
Black and Gray Corsets-with and
without garters-IS inch
worth 70 to $I.50.........~.- IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Last Friday
Of
June Sale
MISSES. WEAR
N
BOqS' WEAR

Girls White Dresses-Sheer Lawn J.
n Dotted Swiss-heauttful models ~
with elaborate trim'gs or handsome "
emb'y or lace and rIbb6n rosettes- ~
trim'd skirts or with wide
hem and tncks-trlm'd sleeves
VaIue 90 LUZ
Youths Long Pants Suits
Cheviots, Twecds and Striped Elan
nelS-f7 to 20 yrs.-33 to SO chest
were $7.9S and $9.96 .......... 3.08s
Boys Double Breast Suits
Cbeviots. Tweeds and Fancy Mix
-tures-Tan, Gray and Brown
sizes 8 to 16 yrs.-valne $5.9S :, 2.9EE
Boys Washable Suits-Russian
and Sailor styles-Chambrays.
Crashes and other washable ma
terials-2h to 8 yrs.-value 81. 90, .R2bs
Boys Laundered Percale Shirt Waists-
neckbands or collars attached
4 to Is ~years-value 20. ......... IN
Boys Laundered Blouses-wlite ana
fancy Madras-neckband or attached
collars TO 10 ~years-value .o8..... IA
Boys Negligee S~hirts-fancy PercaIe
and Mndras~-light medium and dark
colors-detached ~cufs-sizes II to IA
neckband-usually 30. ............. .2E
Boys Straw Hats-plain and fancy
streaners and bows
worth 90 to d. RRs
Boys Knee .Pants-Cheviots, Tweeda.
Crashes and Cassimeres-fuE sizes-
patent enthusiastically MFRS
samples-4 to 10 years.
worth 80 and 10. ...- .2E{
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

CARDIFF, Wales, June 2S.-Violent
earthquakes were experienced through
out South Wales at 9:45 in the morn
ing. Houses rocked, and many of the
cheaper ones were damaged. Hun
dreds of chimneys fell, pictures were
shaken from walls, occupants of dwell
ing houses were thrown to the ground,
and people fled from their houses,
shrleking in panic with visions of the
San Francisco disaster before them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.4Mrs.
Harriet S. Huntington, mother of Hen
ry E. Huntington, Willard v. Hunting
ton and Mrs. e. Burke Holiday, is
dead here after an illness of several
weeks, aged eighty-six years. Her
home for many years was in Oneonta,
N Y. She came here in. the winter to
make a visit to her daughter, Mira
Holladay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Lnke snbhaasahe 0vafdle.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. T.. June 28.-
s. B. Lake, father or the inventor Of
the Lake submarine boat, is worried
ovey the ~nonarrival of the Lake ex-
petsmentni submarine. The boat was
spoken Tuesday off Cape Henry on
theIway from Newport News and an
wal we'll then on board, but the craft
has Dot been reported since.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Last Friday
of
June Sale
TABLE LIN EMS,
TOWELS, ETC !
.FANGq SeARESl

All Linen Cream Damasks- ii
"a inchElengths 2 to 7 yda- 4
Va1ue .oS. . IA
Heayy Union Linen Napkins
excellent for Hotels and Restaurants-
9S CT. quality-dozen. .......-..- .Kae
Extra heavy All Linen Napkins
II tnch--usually $1.9S. ...,.......1.2a
Pure Austrian Linen I'll. s. Sets
silver bleach-row openRork-S10
cloth-doz- Napkins-reg. $4-08. ..&.2Qs
Mercerized Damasks-6S ineh-ful
bleached-satin lnstrelvalue So. .20A
Full Bleached Huck Toweis-Hem'dE
1Sx3S lnch-col'd borders
value -
80 in. White Dress Linens-ree. "a 10
Searfs and Squares-elaborate oDen-
work, Renaissance On braid INSERTS il
applique designs-H. s. d
scaIiop edges-scarfs 2Ox54 Inch
squares. ~ ineh-Ralue 49,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
BIG A BROKEN.

One of the large plate glass win
dows panes that is being put in the
Kramer building, in New Brunswick
avenue, was received in a broken
Workmen were trying to
put the pieces together this morning
and put it in until the new glass ar
rives. The store will be occupied
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
VoMETs %uNDERWEARl Last
AND FRIDAY Of
BABIES WEAR JJune Sale


Cambria Corset C~oyers-round or high
neck-full front or tight-ntting.. -. III.
Nainsook C~overs-lace front and back
ribbon drawn-value 40. .~-... 30
Nainsook and Cambric-two and three
lace i~ns't'gs-ribbon drawn-val. 10. 80
Muslin ~Gowns-yoke OF Fl. s. tucks
or two Emb'y inst gs-vaIue b.. .37
Cambria Gowns-round yoke Of
ins'tg and wide ruffle OF open emily
ribbon run beading--value .9S. ...... go
Muslin, Cambria and Nalnsook
Gowns--20 deliberately trim'd
styles-value $135. ..........-.~ .OS
Cambria Drawers-wide rufies OF
tucks or deep ii. s. hem-vnlue. "a ~
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
Wide umbrella ruf1es AMI tucks-
ace or emby tnish-value b. SO
Nainsook Drawers-ovcr a dozen
DAINTY s~tyies-worth $l.@s ...-..-.74
Women's Cambric Skirts-deep,
tucked ruffie-value 10. .......-<A9
Cambria and Nainsook Skirts-EmHU
rutfie or ins'tgs Of washable Lace
Value Sl-29 ...-.... l-AR
Cambric and Muslin Skirts-knee duep
tlounces of handsome lace or embiY--
value $3.50 l.04s
Ell. Size Gowns-V or high neck
tncks and hemsdtchlng-vaiue ga. 30
Elk. Size Corset Coyers-high neck.
NACSS hA0uB-HLeS N 70 u DuhLT1
vuiue ~ sIB
Ex- Size Muslin Drawers
deep rufne-H. s. hem-reg. .@-a.27
Chiidreng -MasonvfIler Muslin
Drawers-H :. hem with nvefgHm
tucks-1 to 10 yrs.-vafue ID s12M
GOODYEAR Muslin Night
Drawers to 10 yrs.-valua 3d. .88
Cambria Skirts-flounce VIM tue
instgs. and Lace edge-4 to ~ yrs
Naiue .po s4B
Babies Long Bedford Cord Goats
All WoOi-deep capes-trinI med In
various styles with lace, rYSbon and
b~raid-aetrai value $3.50|special.. Les
Ba0aes' Long Nainsook Drs -sses -
skirts plain or with laceI emily and
mcks-fancy yokes-wo4h $1.3o.- .0C
Fancy Nainsook Slips okes with lace
or. emily and tDcks-vsstae .69.. 40
Babies Domet Barrow s-value n. 8
Babier Fine Ribbed c. shmere
Shirts-Silk crochet finish
sizes to 8 yrS-worfSl b.. .12A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Ienlouu noxs varni.heS Itida.

VAN buren,, Ind, June 2S.-Ed-
ward Storts, an eighteen-year-old boy
of this place, escorted a young woman
home from an entertainment and on his
way home was o~verpowered by envi-
Gus youths, gagged, stripped of his
clothing and tied to a tree. His qssail-
ants then vanished his body I from
head to foot. Five young men were
arrested on charges of assault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
sister 81 Genernl Cuuter nend.

MONROE, Mich, June 2S.-Mrs. d.
vid Reed, sister of Generals George A.
and Thomas Custer, who were killed in
the Indian battle of the Little Big
Horn on June 25, 1876, is dead at her
home here at the age of eighty years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
HO! HO! FOR BEAUTIFUL BELLE
Wflnn PARK

Now that the grand and glorious
Fourth is near at hand, why not en-
joy an outing? The Lehigh Valley
railroad will ruin a special train,
leaving Perth Amboy at 9:15 a. m,
returning leave Bellewood at $50 p.
m. Take your fireworks along and
join the happy throng, celebrate In
dependence day among natures own
works.
Round trip fare only rs cents.
2703-6-28-5t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
TO WED IN EUROPE.

en-, has sailed for Europe to be mar
ried to Paul Bernhard, a wall paper
manufacturer of Germany. Miss Lie
bau was accompanied by her father,
Gustav Liebau and her sister, Mrs.
Philip T. Ernst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
CAPTAINS BODY

RED BANK, June 2S:-The body
of Captain Morris Brown, of the
schooner Emma Hendrix, which was
capsized by a squat off Bedford last
Saturday, was recovered yesterday,
near the scene of the wreck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
shin Hnd Rc,.i Deri Aboard.

LEWES, Del. June 2S.-The British
steamer Indra, from V%ixagapatam for
Philadelphia, arrived at the Delaware
breakwater with two cases of beri beri.
A third man died and was buried at
sea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
TOSSED From Auto ana Killed.

COLUMBUS, o., June 2S.-Frank e
S%toneman, president Of the North
American Lead company. was thrown
from al automobile nea Alton and
killed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

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