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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-27
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
CONTINUED from Page IL

F., j. J.. Crowell; M. of E., A. Mum
or; prelate, William Tice; inside
guard, August. Peterson; outside
guard, William Cortelyou; M. of W.,
Peter Poulsen; representative to
grand lodge at Trenton in February,
A. Munoz; trustee, G. Walters.
The election will take place at the
next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-27
Gave to Poor Persons

Mrs. l. T. Golding and members of
the Girls Friendly Society, of st.
Peters church, gave needed Christ
mas gifts to a number Of poor people
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-27

an especial appeal. There VIII be
holiday matinees in addition to the
regular Wednesday and Saturday
matinees.
AT the Garriek, William Gillette
closes his most successful engage
ment in "Clarice." on the Saturday
of Christmas week. 1t is a beautiful
love story, full of charm and replete
with comedy. Mr.. Gillette will play
a Christmas day matinee. On New
Years eve, William Collier comes to
the Garrick in his new and merry
farce, Caught in the Rain"
"New York's Pet Musical Triumph
is what everyone calls "The Little
Cherub," the merry play in which
Hattie Williams and her associate fun
and melody makers have scored so
great a hit. There is not a moment
when there is not bright, clean fun
or tuneful music, and there are girls
galore. There will be holiday matt
nees in addition to the regular Wed
nesday and Saturday matinees.
Sam Bernard makes merry all the
year round and he is ready with The
Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer'' at Wal
lacks, to make this the biggest laugh
laden Christmas of a century. Mr..
Bernard was never funnier than he is
in this piece. There are all sorts of
merry songs and dances, and plenty
of pretty girls. There are matinees
holidays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger'.
store. Eat Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-27

an especial appeal. Thcre VIII be
holiday matinees in addition to the
regular Wednesday and Saturday
matinees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-27

Want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger's
store. Eat Smith street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YORK. September le, 1s@-A
OOFFEE-The coffee cnly moderately active.
quite unsettled, and opening uncnlse- -
points higher closed STEADY ~ n~r decline q ~
points Sales for the Gay reported u ABOUT % 80
bags The steady opening rejected better European eat-s
ana considered rather Disappointing
by some y local that cable
tTona Havye reported taat the OF the previous cay
sac PABLO had abandoned Ea1iiz4tl1u was untrue
svrs eased OF laters however, and closed unchanged %
only = higher Hamburg his relatively STEADY.
- higher not
1ered partlcL larry encouraging and the
q private o. brazilian
change had declined tr1n y sl2d the rate o-ei-ly
early cables. orsd. without
any for tis reduction caused some uneasiless
TIE Brazilian exchange has had around l6lGl1d
long uast not loLg ago. Il be recalled.
private Dispatch STATED that bill had been passed ~
the deputies regulating thu e1claEss Whether te
decline reported to-day the result % iesaauon- n
probably connected way Wi-h
vslorizaon. could Be leaned q reported
whether there me rpelsatiHg nlV11o n tie mil
Price % c1nce. Otherwise
usual declined Ieo Eela. but santos vas
UNCHANGED, with the weather sac Pau-o fine
TORS and receipts large, TIE market tcT coffee
quiet quotations ths basis of - RIO 80
ne rance u prices n tie local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

% Ss sossn boz s6s Be- e s 3D. oa' q So 81
GSl DO nearby. per Dol. 50ccs2; ONIONS ConneCteut
yellow 81 6OeSa 30: do Orange Coansy whits per hag
6oS2 80: % white. bas<st 81: 20 yellow. bag
per Gratis. 75c8S1; % Ohio yellow. Der bag S1Gs1 %
% Psnnsylvana and Jersey. yellow per basket. $50
81; 60 jersey. red basket 75s5o do Long bland
ssy white per basket Iocas1i % small pickle. 81 80
Coi ORA Jersey par L0oo T5e8Sl; PUaLPIsssS Per
DO per "a Dbl basket. s5e5Cs; % Per box 2ss5o: sTFI
Squash Hubbard per Dbl sias1 q: 40 marrow 500
rivsr and stare per bush 6ssst 5075o 40 nssrsy per
carrier S0G50o; TURNIPS Jersey. Tgtabaga. per Bat
c0e7SoI Go Caaada. rutabasE. S1GSl II
HAY AND srRAw-HAY-Ths marks. To-Day ruisd
cssdns 600 for TIE week. Buyers conscious
that supplies are forming fayoFins saEpius and a-s no.
rather for fun hauling Ths tons q ne market 10
Prts large balss PER 100 n. 500; 50 = s74 esooI No
soGs5ci 10 3 T06o shippins. e0g62soI clover nixs1
sTRAW-Rsosi5ts Tor the week are sxSsvrionay Iarss
sna the market u weak for large portion q the 9srns
few s2seia I2.s q pras MAKE zoo Per Ioo p but 60
gats Rsee2e OF bay and straw. IN toas Es2or5st a.
SO Erts 40. FsnasTvsaiS 20. Dsfsa+ faoHsSaana
q Western 90 Lohgh valley 1901 Batunors O1iO, 20
tor week ssiS saas. as ~Sss SEA tons Tsespss q
straw 500 tons Tor week 100 tons week go tons
S.s as Af{ n "a sS f0s Sss5i i sT ana C9
NIX AND CREAA-rns Exshanss price o. milk re-
Icns Tas Jewish holidays cut OF |rsas part o. he
Demand and supplies ara abundant though ths unusual
hg-ss show that the New York Central dong nau car
risd % market IN august 80 rs and 2o0sS32 quarts
S1,I TIE receipts o. mn. ans cream N 4qusEt csns
Cor ths week snded September Is were az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

Common % prime sheep IS 5or<S 80 ps- 100 d
culs a. So common % lambs zbc1s
deck az ~ -. cuis az S. Dressed -l1r-0n rlass
sql0-so per n: dressed lambs duu fo4-1ac.
ss..s-s- J1Sd q Co, IL state lambs. IS - svz<zss
g g 70 q. DsT 39 IS 3, a. e = 81 q p aa>s
50; 20 West Virginia DO 63 n sri 81 % 90 - a
81; ~ % g. p az 81 10 Vest vrEni. snssD ia n
a. 81 %. 10 n 81 state a. 10 ~ :. 81. 90
10 n. ae -; bucks. 1ss y. AZ 80 50.
a. - 50: 222 90 % u az 81: rs a. 81 - az S Isl ~
ksntrSSy %. - - az 81 S75s; 275 Indiana 40 70 n
az - ~ iOl Pen1sylvania %. g vf-xrn.
90 - - az 81 -; g Indiana suils 20 =. az 81 .
Inciana 1sSD 10 n az s. p Panasytvana az los =.
q ~ - 70 10 20 a 81 viSsH;a a. IA p at 50 .
-. 81
Tobiu shan,0ni 22s state lambs 50 - "a g. III =
- % ~. az 81 l32 Pennsylvana 40. u -. a. u
DO Vermont % ~ 70 az 50 To- - Psnn.ylVsnis calls.
ISs n so 30 40 i13 n at 81. eulis 3 n AZ SIS
Sanders; q state lambs 81 n. Sc 90 bucks. Is
W, r Hu1ns; o. lambs. 50 y. a. sr -oI az 80.
e ~ a. 81; 50 Pennsyiyania 90 81 = a. 81 12ss
100 60. "a y. az S. 80, I0l %. az n. az 81 IS
= q. Curtis a SON % state lambs % =. ar sI-o
Vermont DO s. n 50. state oulis. 40 y AZ s.
state So 80 n. az - O. 80 y. a. - bucks.
Tsiir.s v-Tisht 4 Co asa STATE lambs u5o.
s5 40 6s II az s. =: IS %. "a n. a. 81; snsep. -
yona pussy. 70 state iausss p =. 81 IS
HOGs-Rscslpts were 80 614T bad inclut-
fu about go head FOR ths market Frioss vsre rated
steady win good m-figm weizh, hoss sslins az y 7sr
100 n Country aEsssse Aoss uSsssnS Sc , .... =,
g E Rss 80 SIS Z. az a; o. - - - - '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

COTTDe-4Ee cotton Ie-a a-t 10
a ruled Irregular within a ranae
close steady net advance q 90 points Ea@s
were estimated 10 90 tales. The market open-F
hartly steacy a decline - 20 uo!nts which Vas
Tire cables. owing o. local a-llnr
far1rable weather Whiel seemed D. fUl.-
- more se-tleG conditions n the south Decline
fouvsvar thera considerable covering bv ssI-ra
be-ore to-ags decline. ana there also cup
from Al street houses when the uralker
stsaaied up and curing me remainder y lie
staady the close within p1iur
1o@rr ~. trailing mostly profess ana
- sisuiacant u Change in the general 4ttitlls
49, weather map showed catering
ers over TIE belt tut 10 important precipitation and
- s~sst uas far clearing weather "a most aeeous
rertrss were MItls loW AZ one poi1t pa Texas o1t
othe-uIss c111lIlons were $3.50 80 s-- Vas
-eart1- tlto q beArish aserafc ana tr seems
..s -fe1 rariou has lees raT4 she re beginning
t.- 49, Iar- August VERY little spot
~ - l. I'D private cable rom L-1e-l3el reported
- ~ CFsrfnes they were not enough 70
49, - et ana IRON a4ch a1Rlle. AZ lEe r -ived
Sre-s re south offerings are n9i - ss a. ~ ~, 70
- a. -eneral. ard Jps- 49, s- - IL rs
1900 demand September -.. 49,. A..
80 range o c1nrIaI Erieas II ~ - ~ - M
So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Financial Meetings.
Norfolk n Western Railway Comp~ny.
r1NHE ANNuAL MEEIING OF IEE STOCI

Norfolk q Western Railway Company
FIFHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCEa
holders of mo Norfolk & Western Railway coupaay
Win be bald az he principal Office OF the Compeuy
city or Roanoke. Virginia THURSDAY. tay %
OCTOBER 1906 y O'Clock elect dirsctoFz 70
elect indepsndsnr auditors 70 audit the bcoxs
courts % the Company az the close OF
consider the annual OF the directors
year which ended Juns 90 1903 r<fy approve al
ecuon Of the directors set form rsp0s
and n chs minutes o. the Company and % sua
Other business "a may propsry Sssors ths nesting
The meeting has also bean called ~ ths Board q
Directors a. spec2i nesting OF ths
Company % Be- hsld az N. same tila an1 ne. - S
slider and act ths following special subt.cts vsss
To vote upon proccsa 20 Increase o.
ne Company r1rry-rour 1illcn Doarx szch
b Common Stock tVidsd 90 80 rs.us -
one Aundrsc Dollars zach, that tho
o. the Company shall ono Hundred ana rpsnrvhrcS
Million Dollars, divided into million shares OF conmor
Stock q sho vaius % One Hundred Doas sanr ~
two hunrsc and thirty thosacd sharss Acass1asns
Frerrsd Stock o. the value ok Ono zn6rsd cc.-a-s
each and
70 vote proposal sanction NJ sr.-run as al
isrue Or bonds o. the Company eruss6.nx
EregAts Threour Milton DolzE% sAcA q wnias sonds
shau cattle ne holder thereof AZ his option 9zrax =
term q years 70 b expressed IN b0ad ns
terms ard provs1ns ard 20 rom me 10 ros.
Lpon such terr.s nay b auehor.t ~ ts soard az
Directors
The stock transfer books WI clos>a n Sussez
?. m Wednesday. Septsmb-- ee-, I3oa a-1 pnsu~cst
a. 10 o'clock a m. Friday October fztk, 1Scd
By order % ms Board o. Drr-c-o-z
u e A-DE.L Eswumus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

& 225i' ::::::::s55 saa o5s ssigsss 81
S os sHa qfAeHg s az ss ' .s gRsns o
markets were tsesEsPhsd a tolows NOBLE s.sa4y I'M
GLANCED at e7-I6e; sales 90 bsisA BatmOEs nominal
gnohangee. at ssae ST. Louis quiet unaa2Rssd. At
arm. unchanged at 7-IeG sales. s9s bales New
% 5Is a 1asEssss "a AZ Sc Hssus stsa2
Al Ie1Se pns FOR tay ~ Hoston. Y 500 to Il SO
sss 80 20 i, & p Ssfss ana 5ast Ia 3 Last week
and lilo last year and at New Orleans 200 70 $50
Cotton EzehansS special LysTDOOi ea6issi 500. MOI
1 n5T sa a sSSa' 80 Sc.SSl 90 55s asns
cam middlng upland. $500 Futures opened steady az
2 81 PoHts ssDtsIssF 2Se
SSs, P PSS oS[ 100
AoTi-Say 5II1.d: NIayJuns & ia; Juns-Iuly 5isl.d
ara; Cloths a. BUSINESS a6as
G H. y a G 9gast a. sR %a.I P1 psssn
ssS sEtEs clears s. :egsS 50: ssFs SS TiRsF = l1g
arm 9g9sd Ear . seed So 2ogsS 90 sAoes % f1s5ey
ss2 s. As to brad BAS %. Neal "a a Gg9'ffss , F+as
FE-yEsstern am; civ frTn; quoted: western spriaS
ss so sta1faEa n4ang SO 81 -four 90 Ss 81, so Tes
EoEiHy chOS sac bulk SO 20 sacks oI meal. $50 Is
" 5:s & E was s .s1ass.s s S0: p sua
bush ana len them e9Ay 50 net hgheE Il started win
eeipts q only 6ss cars IN the Northwest against "a cars
year previous. Bulls accepted this confirmation
and smaller crop estimates The Liverpool advance
BY reports q famine IN Russia and encouraged
realized exporters concsrned Of The
good trade IN ths Northwest being for domestic
30 ;oads midday seaboaId elearances OF
$500 sga3 w.ss: S four Il so9n'cSH with Espo5.
sun IN shock gave the market fsrthsT strength
P's me Sz isS so r. a. . sh vii. a the &
vance and wanted 70 Est their PROFITS addition
being very the Northwest early buying orders
. chieago. followed later IN tie day By some selling
There rain IN the West and Northwest. which
checked ths movement OF al grains Late cables
ported decline q "A points a. Budapest which how
ever had little eject n view OF the Liverpool strength
Total interior receipts 1901 coo compared with
1Qsfo0O bush year ago The afternoon market was
rather agst with some q ne trade dispossd .
although this sentiment backed Up BY tn
Rosnt shsT: selling as ne crowd was stu sfTaS q
closed follows: No red 7so elevator and T9ao
aaoet; 20 l Northern Duluth s45ss and No hard
vas advance OF lie IN the price OF September IN
Chicago, Que q shorts ana the small
Eood commission house buying ana he strength IN vhsS
Throughout the day the market showed few soft spots
sorns i-,r-sssion On 1-.ces T5e sos. N Nss Yo-s
nevertheless represented ssGzo net advance Primary
ago. The clsaEances amounted 20 1900 bush while
Liverpool was Up laQ@d. and the weather was IN
ana longs sold on the az vance IN chicago The essa
market n New York frrner, closing fonows No
s92rn Ss5io ssva59r sHt go sgot. anoAti Ne 2
his market also strong. advancing the wet
weather light receipts active demand for oonsunPttoa
oago practically highest point Of day
York cash cats closed fr follows; Mixed 20 % % n
Sbs s5 70 20 H. 4os45o RYTSiarst amer ~ 3
Western. g. 7ao, @ Z New York BARLEY-Market Arm
Feeding. 900 bic. and mailing nominal. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

-Itv.r.ool sent i0-Cgosing; WHEAT spot d1lI; No
rsd Western winter. s. Cd futures arm: sepssnesr.
- aNH. Decsmher a. SAD CORN spos steady AnertcAa
IniEsa l0t futures fFn: September noan- psce.ss
Der A osd. January tns~ - - --ysS A. -~.adaa
fancv winter steady s. BEEF exrr. Il-l1 tu-
~ PORK. prime Western. duh. SOS. HAMS
snort "a % 16 n stsafy. SIS Bacon. csnSsr-
- % n stez1y ts o- short ro. ID - -
n quiet 81; snort clear backs e q 20 n quiet srs
long clear midtles Hight =, q - =. sreadT. - -
heavy IS - =. steady SIS clear bellies - % ~
~ stoady SIS 81 SHOULDERS square. u - Is -
duL SIS LARD. prime Western IN uerces arm, "a ~,
American refined IN pals. steady, AS Cd ct1EESS
American white. firm. So ga. DO cctorst arm.
Gis ~ TALON. prime city, Arm. zsa e1 -tRPEc-
TINE splrits quiet SIS "a IISSEsED or all Us Sd
BUTTER hnest United states steady. o3S good United
stses steady So. PEAS, Canadian Steady - loo. Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

r-au VoTE- EelIs1l1er 10 100
- 49,, .farr1v stu on the coEnWArd
turn ana prices have shaded ~ lI oi1er 70 d.
a ntte NOR bl,rtness tzsisi nthi-apie sup
piles we're light to-aay and lit .s, osslesss Aesl-
psea a. hteh As Al 90 Red kidney stlI llss lea Lima
IL lsht supply ana arm foF average s''1S' D0sA4oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

. DvERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Ear m.
~ Iribuns received az their Uptown c-cs. IA .sa4
Broadway b-tween S5th and s7th sts untI )sloax
m Advertisements received ths
oflces az regular once until O'clock u n al
- sth ave- O cor Esd 50. 1ss 8,h cor fs.a
st. 81 EasS l4th 81 asr Wsst s.d s. eserssz "a sad
srh ave9; 2d3 West l2sth 1893 81
and T7th 1026 ga ava near al n -. 100 -
asar s9th 81 i5I East i35th 81 T5s --soss ava sss
81 ava. near 5ist St. 55A "a 10 rts.cr,r al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
rNDERsTaNEp HEREHH

NoT1CE-THE UNDERSIGNED HERUB
tsclars tha- intention Ok forming srock
q eo known ne Eastern LIE Tnsurzncs Company IL
% located IN tie Borough Manhattan. City ~
York. for the OF making he
the health persons every ni8
thersccs and grant purenaso VI arau.<(
under snG pursuant ths Insurance. q
New York Dated August 18th. 1900 fonn a aansun.
William 2 Adg-y. Charles A Andzrson, HsroS8
Reeves Max Esnan Moses NaDe baum. Frans Z Escb-
bach, Irving EmmOns John c. Hanson. a A saeksyS
Charles T. Hammond Watson p Ro5iaso,. A.
Church. William A Cross. George Hos<frg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, 81. racr n4n.oAD

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders q ths COMPANY for ths slsotioa osr.ou.
and FOR transaction OF other
VIII be held az the enc q tos COMPANY cry az
Nlwauee Twelve o'c0ck Noon sa-u-1zy, ssoesrn-
Der 29rh 1900
The transfer books VIII b clossd Wstnsscsv .hs
9h Of august and reoDenet NJ La q ccto5sr
ROSWELL MILLER. chAs1aa a u. so.rSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20

NEW YORK CENTRAL a HrpSoH Kyn -
Road COMPANY

"a Pine str>ss. sxy&f 0

INV YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RyKB
ROAD COMPANY
or-es q "a Tss.sgra-. Ssw rors. sa1N ts-o iseA
Notice Go SsockhoLders in ko1srsnoo Lansnn0
Capita
Is 5osrc g Orsotoss. A q 10y "a IN
capital stock
sosoribs for Ecn Lnor-ssod sroc< n. 90 u
Hundred Dollars (4l00) pE shAro 20 he sx-oca ~
Twenty Per Gems (2091J % sas.- rssDocxSvs holch
shown upon ne books 81 tbs close % buasnaq6
Tuesday. October 1seh. 1905. Ia right sAtAun1ko
tsEultnRltnE en- Friday. November sc.h- 1sos. !.
Tia Transfer Books VIII Be closed zs l1rss oa5DuD
p " On Tuesday, October t6th. aad rsoc~nsd - ~
o'clock A. n on Thursday. Nov><nosr isA nexx
on October I'D warrants viii Dc mailed al seuu0r
holders showing tia amount Cor which .aoh ssssE.
holder 10 enLitled % subscribe, a1d szbSx1ooous
bs male only upon presentation q sucn wArzar, -
this Oelcs bs-e<s Friday, Sovemb~r sseA. NJ
lowing FORM win Do provided D the sAak az 80
warrant BY which sockho1r may kc5scr1os Ezse4 -
dispos- Of tbs right sutsGros BIZ Anzix1ng = -
pero0n nA-nad trsrein. bearer.
Subscription payments may De made I'D -
Monday Docember llth and must Dc made -
fore "Wednesday December e8rn- lSo5. eos wo2(U
stockholders viii r,c7ivs and osrd ~
time such paynsnts Uads. stocx 20 e. 49,
csn1s dsclarsd aftsr January 18TH 1911
EDWARD Z ROSSI-ER, rr>azureA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
% bROADWAY. NEW YORK.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital, Sl,O00,O0O. Surplus, $4,000, 900
OFFICERS
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR LIST Vioe-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG ID Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON dV-Pres. & Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles ?. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herriok,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jefery,
Harry Bronne-, William N. Laws,
Robert O. Clowry, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Edmund G. Converse, Winslow s. Pierce,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville NJ. Dodge, Frederick B. schenck,
A. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William Il. Taylor,
Frank J. Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
George J. Gould John P. Truesden,
John 4 Hilton, E. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-20
No CURE QUOTATIONS.

BOSTON CURB MARKET.
,s,,-,.s by J. Thomas Rslnhs-et. Ne IS Wal ssresN
49, vork ans No IS Exchange Place. BostonD
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-01
MOTHER OF TWENTY-ONE
CHILDREN IS DEAD

LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept The
funeral services Of Mrs. Susan Boland
Roberts were held at her residence. 128
Cox street.
Mrs. Roberts was the widow Of Boland
G. Roberts. who was a member Of Nor
gan's command during the civil war.
Mrs. Roberts was the mother OF TWEEN.
ty-one children. and also had eighteen
grandchildren and one great-grandchild
Only four OF her children survive her-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-01
SPENT $I4.6OO
TO PLEASE WIFE
Still She Was Disconnected
and Now Husband Is
Suing for Divorce.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept Al
though. he AYERS, he spent $4,000 on his
wife Mary in an attempt to please her.
Charles Bea says that the effort, which
covered a period sufficient for the birth
of fourteen children. was highly un-
successful and he has filed suit IN the
superior court for a divorce.
When he was married. Bea AYERS. he
had Sl5,0o0, which was left him as a
legacy by his father. He lived thirty
years with his wife. or until 1893. when
he AYERS, her conduct became so un-
bearable that he was forced TO abandon
her. She caused him to lose a place ass
foreman with the +. c. Atkins saw
works. he says. and later was the cause
of his quitting a good place as custodian
of the Meridian flats. He says he was
discharged from both places because his
wife visited him too often during work
ing hours and because she was bositer-
GUS
During all this time Bea AYERS. he
was trying his best to make life pleas
ant for his Wife and expended all of
the Sl5Oj0 for her benefit. with the eX-
cepti0n of $500. with which he bought a
lot I'm cemetery This lot. Bea states
is the only thing he has to show for the
leeacy from his fathers estate.
Bea says that he has been forced to
take 10 the lunch wagon business as a
means of livelihood. owing TO the loss
OF two Of his fingers some time ago,
which untitled him for manual labor.
In this connection he AYERS that his wife
has attempted to ruin his commercial
ambitions by spreading the report that
he served decomposed meats from his
wagon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-01
SUES DEAD HUSBAND
ON DISCRETION CHARGE

CHICAGO. Sept. This story is a
mystery Of the quick and the dead. Mrs.
Annie Kempler. 245 Melrose stree, has
twice buried bodies OF men taken from
the lake as her husband.
She has collected her latest husband 8
life insurance. amounting 10 5000, and
mourned him as dead. Now she has dis
covered him alive and living In Mlchi-
gan with another woman, according 10
her story. and she now appeals 10 the
police 10 cause his arrest for desertion
If Kempler is alive and taken into
custody. he viii have 20 explain how
the body OF a man taken from the lake
last May happened 20 be dressed in his
clothing with his jewelry and private
papers in his pockets.
Before that Mrs. Kempler had identi-
fed the body of another man as her hus-
band and buried Il as such.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-01
Vessel Not in Dangerous
Position Should Float
With High Tide.

According 10 dispatches received at
the War Department. this morning the
transport Sheridan. which went aground
on oahu Island, Hawaii yesterday. is
not in as dangerous a position as at
first reported
Depot Quartermaster Humphrey at
Honolulu cables as follows under yes
terday's date:
AT 1:3S this morning. Sheridan went
aground at BARRIERS Point. Apparently
held at midship, and should slide on il
properly aided Was going astern when
main steampipe burst. destroying all
power. Bottom intact. Perfect order and
discipline on the part OF all No in
juries 10 persons aboard
The department is encouraged by the
receipt Of this dispatch 10 believe that
the vessel may he saved She was ap-
parenuy getting of the rocks by her
own efforts when the steampipe burst
In Honolulu the Navy Department has
two or its best tugs. the IrOquois and
the Fearless. These viii be at once sent
10 the assistance OF the Sheridan, If the
action has not already been done.