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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-07
NEW YORK EXCURSION

From ST. Louis and from Chicago 0,s.
the Pennsylvania Short Lines account
Reception 10 Hon. VIM j. Bryan, Rata
one fare plus Two Dollars for tht round
trip. Tickets sold Aug. ssth and esib
good TO return until September iih FIR
full Information address Geo. z. HUI
Dist. Agt, Denver. Colo.
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ENGINES FOR o. S. L.
First Of Big Order of Is To Arrive In
Thirty Days,

The FIRST Of the A5 big locomotives
ordered by the oregon short Line
from the Baldwin works Is expected
10 arrive here within the next 30 days
The engines which are among the
most powerful made viii arrive from
time 10 time aud be set up and placed
into commission Immediately. Nearly
an Of this big order win be used I'm
the freight service. The Rio Giande
has just received 10 new engines,
which are proving factors in the s0lu-
ton Of the prevailing freight conges-
ton
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ROBERTS COMPLETE wnnrs

a. Ust1uints q Ecclesiastical Hl,,orv-
n ss ,.'so' " %: The Gospel il
10 l.so; New Witness r. CO, ,Ye
49,, s.,ov' Succession IN the pref.
,1..hll, sec. Zoe. &c: Rise ara r.v
1900. 20 ;2.,5: Missouri p 81 "
.lApFs. III. rs. s..25: sVotrnon ~
80 OF Deity" 800 ,f.es ana a, ~
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HARTMAN IN WASHINGTON.
Now Stated he VIII Build Prom ~.
allle % Rellineham.

Hartman viii muld from spokane
across The Cascade mountains 10 Bell
lnghlm. First boo win complete the
sHension from Portland 90 the Sound.
ms engineer under Various dis
tulsfs. are 20 work on The project.
Within SIX months they expect con-
suuction 10 begiu on the coast line
running north from Seattle 10 Rellirr.
ham
some delay may De o-c,s.oned l,r
.ns EFFORT OF the Hiu ,nterests ~
ol~k harnman's entranc. 10 Sesttie
u this occurs. ID viii Il. ontv So.
,o'Srf. The undertaking Nil A. 80,
ihroneh A. speedily "a nossin,.- f''
such u the substance of lie info.
patron coming from i,.'ei
uesely ldeniined via ne us a,,
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NEGRO AssAuLTER HANGED.

SpTineheld No. Aux. Edward
Bateman. negro found guilty Of as
fauliing young woman at Aurora
last February, was hanged AZ Mount
Vernon today. Ba;eman. on the scaf-
s.ld r.-ts4 kfs .s.gft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-07
AFTERNOON ON ExCHArcs

This afternoons sales ot,,
can OF the Mining Exebs,sle regus,
Little Bell, 100 a, So 5s We're
Sew York. 800 800 at It s i' 1000 Z, ie.
500 90 80. ouyer a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-07
JUDGE CORNISH LEAVES,
j. Today Inspecting Ninidoka Branch
I'm Route to Portland.

Judge ". y. Cornish. accompanied
by Vice President and General Man
agor W IT, Bancroft and General Su-
pcrintcndent =. Buckingham Of the
Oregon Short Line left Salt Lake last
night on a special and are on the Mini
doka branch today. Atter inspecting
the west end as far as huntington
Messrs Bancroft and Buckingham VIII
return. and Judge Cornish viii go on
to Portland. where he win remain for
some time inspecting the q. II. a n.
prior 10 dropping down 90 san Francis
go and going over the southern Pacific.
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DIED

LAiDLAW. this city AVE ; Mar
Ann laldlaw. wife OF che ll'e Robert
I.a!dlaw aged s. years Deceased Wa
the mother OF Mrs y H. Cu.Hr- '.t
Mrs ". y DOocr. She was native
OF Scotland
Funeral services vii Do held az ta'
TWenty-seventh Ward chapel Aug az
p. m. Tho remains may Dc viewed 20 tH
residence. los Third street
BURNs.-At Reaches ranch. SUMMIT
county, ttah. Aug 4. 1915 n TYPHOID
fever. Pearson r. Burns % peDnssiv-
MA. aged - years
The remains are AZ the psrlot9 q u.
dertaker Joseph william Taylor and VT
BE- shipped 10 Pennsylvania Wednesday
To- burial.
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BOSTON CLOSE,

q TO-DAY roaay, ; closing S, on stocks in Roc.
a. tsRori , oyer the Pollock wire, no',oa
peeiaiiy Tor The Desoret New 'e' e..
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r Z Evans Florist SO 8 Main 81
Floral Designs a Specially. Phones ~.
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HELP WANTED,

GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoJaL'
work. no weshingto. 10 d Street
COMPETENT sTENoGRAPHER At
Consolidated Wagon and Machine co.
good wages 20 Right party. Apply W
stairs 10 South Street Street
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HOW WORK Is DONE.

II takes ~ men to dress a steer ana
tne time occupied 90 the operation la
~ minutes, But although q hog l. "a
smaller animal he passes bv ana
through the hands az no less l;s men
RON the time be touches The kiiling
floor until his carcass finally rearhss
the chill room, and besides his s,,sii
army OF employees the swine passa.
ana IL examined by THREE governmen,
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Stocks
TODATS MONEY MARKET

New York. Aug. 6.-Nlorsv %.
; call easy, shqA, ruling rate q,
: closing bid, 2A; offered. o..
Time loans nim, N DAYS ma
. per cent; 20 days, n.Qi4. s.I
months, 5ii. "a
Close: Prime mercantile pap,,
. 5hQA. '''S''
! Sterling exchange frm az g;u
for demand and al 1926 for IN
day bills, posted rates asa s-t
iS6; commercial bills. 4sl7tan'i.
. Bar silver. G5h
. Mexican dollars. sou.
Government bonds steady. r,r.
. road bonds heavy.
.:...-.......:........:.......,..............a...
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men claim with emphasis that the
present famine will end by Nov, l.
at the fsrthest by which time the
smclters viii have been supplied aud
the full capacity OF local plants turneu
over 20 supplying ;he demands ior
general construction IN this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-07
CONDITION OF UTAH BANKS.
Individual Deposits Have Increased
over Half Million in Thrce Months

Secy Of state Tingef has completed
a compilation Of the reports OF the
condition Of all state and private
banks OF this state at the close Of
business on July 7. 1906 and has COM
pared them with the reports of the
conditions al the close OF the previous
quarter ending April G. 1906. The
statement shows thar individual de-
posits have increased 100000 in the
three months just past and the saw
ings deposits have Increased about
$4,000 In the same period. The
comparative statement OF resources
and liabilities follows.
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RESOURCES

April 6. 1906 July :. 1906.
Loans and
discounts ....tl1,9 sl6li Sifs17.2al20
0yerdrafts 90. 5h.o7ojO jssssSjO
Bonds. stocks
and certih-
Gates ..... sis2aL5s 3iss3ns
Banking house
furniture.
fixtures and
real ettate Ll21et10o l.0Is 4jin
Due from
banks and
bankers ... sSS2.ila7s 7.s55.6sSaa
Cash on hand. l,73o.5ll2s 2.55s603s7
An other re-
sources co.,. 1.4O25s 52@Aii
i3l.3s14l6.7s sS2 1873 53i.si
LIABILITIES.
April s. 1906 July Z. 1905.
Capital stoIk.i 3l3.0ls25 s 3.0s7. 1926
Surplus fund. 2ss,tj0i6 2s0552S2
Undivided pro-
ITS ........ e5siI0s so5@l&
Due 20 other
banks and
bankers 80. l.s.s,plss s.s32al?
Individual de-
posits .-... i27lsGsa lis673Ll3
Savings de-
pOslts .,..... io5ss5sS51 lilnsil2s
All other la
bill,les .... Sjt2Ug5 ss7535.6S
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2. z q. 4
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bonds which are being cancelled ana
refunded with new bonds are coming
in rapidly. Up 10 date County Treas
urer Carbis has received 307 out OF the
$50 old bonds for cancellation.
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PERSONALS.

sl,@lns7s tas.9.3.sslsi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Grirnths : Qiccn1cn.

Charles &nllOcrion, 90, un6 Wa.
tiloo 0Iior, %; GppIifont GGomuS
Compton, 9tr. sos, Sii6.g roo0pop
Soco6 GIcS, 81 mo Morp @oIi.
lepSfo, 81; MppIifont Socob Glcs,
gtr. 1926, Su0ionitrobc,
2olti& &nGt. 30, ullo Monlic @cIl,
81; NppIifout Charles Wti0cr, gtr.
TIA, MonticofcitroBc.
2rigi GoIl55t 90, un0 @iufcppino
Gurcio, II; 9lppIifnrt gngclo 60
Iu53i Nr. tG0G, 2opitroBc,
&oicpG s. Grnfcu. %, uno Gotic
g. 3epbin, 10; HppIifont GborIcS
3cpbirt Mr. 1882, @proItroBc.
4. s. Gmith. II, un6 Morp Oil
nos, 80; 9fpplifout genion1in Gang,
Nr. 1915, GIt-ErottitroBc.
Nclion Goicnitod, 90, un6 Gpo
Hoicnitod, %; Npplifont Gelion
Hoicnitof, Nr. 800, @cIt. 6opctte.
Strobc.
Golpo0or GlIto0onno, 2G, nn0 SC.
rcio Hmoto, 81; gpplifont @ito 6.
Iltra.
9ncron6cr Gorpinsfi, 81, unb
N0ncS Gbctminiot, Is; SlppIifdnt g,
Gnrpin&fi. Nr. 3tl, Sii0-9ono-Str.
@iliom g. M}iIcS. 80, uno emma
g, @cG. 20; Npplifont @iQiom e..
Wiilc8, @oIbinAton5 3. s.
@iniom Y. Stindccrm, %, uno
Tlorence M. GongIos, 81; 9tpplitont
George Stind)ccunl.
SomucI g. G6roniitcr, %, mo
Worgoret Gtcmort, IS; 4pplifont
Somnef IS. GGroniitcr, Nr. G2G,
Clinton glpcnuc.
Sobn y. Narri2, %, ltnb T6crcio
6. McGln9lo, 10; Npplifant Somcs
6. @orri$, 9tr. 1ItS, Noro-9 (i$ouit6.
StroBc.
Clarence g. @roo6urn, 80, uno
Clara Nc. NoQ, 26; Applifont &. g.
9rao6ltrn, @oiGinQton, .. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Die 9odet.8ot 1T t6glid) Don 8
lt6r Morgen3 bis 5 llbr Rafmitto85
often, olt&genommen Sonntog@.
Gle @odctH Mott nod) GeutiAluno
ifIieBt Inn fl ltbr &OrmittogS an
WontoQ, Ben 8. Sui; noh @roBbri.
t%annien un0 Srlon0 GienitagS unO
6reitoq& llm 3 llbr NofmittngS.
Sampler fobrcu bon Ncm . Dorf
ob, mcnlt nidt on0erpeitig ongcac-
bCn.
Goit.
6rcitu1 nm I llbr NbcnoS nnd)
europa per Compiler st. Saul"
bio HlmoItb mo Gbcrbourg Q5oit
nod &rlon0 mlB per Ct. 8oul"
oOreliirt iein); INN 10 ltbr g6enoS
nod europa per Qompfcr ollmbrio,"
nio Quecn&tpmn.
Soft mad Glib. uuo Cen.
trail q, use It.
Snoien etc.
Gonncritdg - INT 10 ll6r 9lbeno3
nod Central gtmerifn, Colombia, Ser
&onol5onc uno bcn Iiioliden &ociiic.
SGien per 9ompfer pio Colon; nod
Den @obomo5 per Gompier nGiGi-
lancia".
6reitoq - INN 10 llbr N6enoS nnd)
9t%cufrmolon0 per 0ompfer .9toio.
lin0";; nod Curacao, &cne5ucln uno
Colombia per Gompicr oWfnrncoibo";
nod) Sen 60 Ylotn-@ egenoen per
Compiler ~Miplcp"; noh Eorto &ico
per 9ompicr nGoroline," pio San
Slton; no6 Somoico, Gonomo, ser
&onol5onc, Colombia, Sriniooo uno
@orbo0oS per Gompfer oGrcnt".
Sic Boit nod Ncllfunolono, bio
NorOsS iOncp mo nah MiQuclon pio
Bottom, idlieBt bier tGgli6 nm 3 llbr
NodJnittog8; nod, Cuba, nia Sampo,
tGQlid Inn 1 llbr NofmtittoQ5; ltod)
Goito Mica, Sonb:tro8 (Oitfiiitc(. Gi.
coro9po (OItfiiIte) un0 @uotomGEo,
pin NelusO Orleans, tGgIid, mn 10 llBr
gbenO9; nod) W}erico Gitu t6Qlid) nm
. llbr Nodmitto9S mo 10 llbr
Nben0&.
Gron8.g q #.
Gnnnerltag INN I llbr NbcnoS
nod Saluoii, Sapnrl, Gorca, China
uno Den F%bilippinen pio San 8ron.
cisco.
Die Foit nod Nu%itroIten Ocn Silt
Snieln mo Nell=GolcoouicuL oio San.
colrpcr, iNIiebt bier tGalid) nm 7 llbr
bis 5ltm 10. &lli; mad Souoii, So,
pan, Gorca, China mo 0c1 Ybilippi.
ncrL pio Son 6ronci3co, tGqli0 INN
Z llbr 2lbcnOS bis gum t6. &lli.f
Gle Grnn8E ociiic &oIt miro tag.
lid nod Den IbgougSb0icn obae.
ionbt mo lit Die 3eit Der SdlicBung
10 cin0crihtet, Dab iie Del umuntcrbro.
dencm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. red)t.
5eitig cintriiIt.
70. Sail
lSnStnfriiicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Eult'S M~arDlnnb, 9elaluare anS
SiItrift Columbia
QcrifOn nnS WeIhGFts Nbrek6ndJ
t00G-7

Gbi0eS gSerf peift Die gierdnoernnaen Der
Gcttei bier Sabre nnrb uHo repriientirt btefe
Gfanicn, ple nc heIie ttno. IS euibdlt Die 9ia'
men Der WcIhGFts. uuio 9eruiSleute nno eius
elite Der 6armer In icSer giant. Spluu, 9orI
ubrr NieSeriaNana, init eiuer ponen Ael6ret'
buna cints icoen Fl1beS mo cine flafttti8trte
fbdftS= oGer geruf5flaife. s. 1T 9ics mir etnc
9mocutita he5 bnlpfdblirbcu 2nbnlt3 Nes
9iu6eS, hnS bieIf1ltiQe S%niormation fiber Wtaru'
Inuo. Nclnlpare mo ben 9ifirift columbia
bringt. 9SCnn Gle @elbdite in eendnuteH Giau'
fen ioliciliren, 1T 9irs oaS rihliae Weoinm.
IS miro ftG b%e3nbIen. "a oas aerifoH eine arrbe
uno UeitUCrbreiietc GirinIation bnhen miro.
VreiS 5000 sru Grcinplar.
Mli8cidcns9tdielt nuf @rfuchelt.
VI. Y. Rot Il Co., YerlcQer,
Wr. 957 bis $50, 6~aiuert'@ebdubs.
GtF-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
abant Jnsp's NeItaurant,

ST. 1IU4, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser ,gtprhoit Smuierlpdbrtrber Bcunerrtn
BON Baltimore" %berlarnmeIt ft6 bier ies
oei Muntaa. - Sepr9e 8rebm 4 Cons
8ieT am 3npt. na6 oeltf6cr arf btteit
bonn SOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
eantun &mb otsLtaubtppH.
aOer's ..GO~enuciR.Saae,"

ode Cat. un0 1alt'Y!Dcnnc, Eanfpn.
observation-disclosures - 81 Sc.
9aiptaudrtier oes @efangoeretls 1@oels
iueiB," gSamcnsSSercin5 oes @oetlpeiB. "
,GailtonsGonfnuS yir. 445, s.. 8. s.
pSrientaIsS tftritts gir. 15s, .. u.s8.," II.
Canton Spars u.9}ergHilalnessSerelns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Safub 9itef' rUleiubte.Sane,"

Rnrboit.Gfe Der 2ufu. uuo Gurgsft.str.
Sauptauartier hes @efduabereirts ~WleIos
bic. Gineitunoen iecen 2onneritaeIbenb.
8erfammlungen hes centennial W9ebaers
8ereins" ieoen 2. uro 4. 9tenftae I'M
Wlpuat, TeIepbou - Ut. Beruoh 1856 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Wnltimprc Warftberidltc.

Baltimore, If. <Ii 1906.
McGI.- 3uiubr 32S7 6Glicr, cin-
iGliCblid) S32 Gdiicr 81 @ocuItsGoint
mo $50 Gdiicr 81 Gonton; aiiltcn.
ucrian0t t26 GGiier. Gic Nortiru1l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

VI a @.-3rflbr 25,IU3 WlllfcI;
&crion0t bon ocn Glcbotoren 1896
9uidcl; GIcpotorcn &orrotG A25.'
G34 @uidcl. GcrfGuic: Elm @uggon
Qclbcr I'M Gomocn-9 obnboie ST. 60,
2000Spot 5u 57H, 1000 90. 5lt SO,
5luci @oggonS Qcl6cr 81 57H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Nartiea! Grdanas 3eitanrant
9r. %, Sib Gar Strake,

nehth TtebefeHI, 10 f1tbflIner.
empfiehlt benz 4dibtifnm I'M neuen aofaI feline
iiuporiirien mo e%inbeimifdeu g8eiHe, ltf3re,
giier lHo Gigarreu better 6naIitdt.
Wnhl8eite1 q la garie tperoeu aufs Shma6s
bafteite 8Ibereitet.
RepnIdres MistassefeH bon 10 big 2 llbr
9sa1Mitiags. (Oiur824.1J J 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

ans Den @leuotorcn 5uriidac5ogen
1906 0uidel; gleootoren 8orrotb
tS5,OSO 9uidel. GerfGuic; bier
Mo9GonS 9tr. 3 meibcr 81 1872, cin
Na9gou Nr. 3 qentiidtcr I'M Gle.
Dotor 81 ~, Elm MogGon onSerleie.
ner iueiBer Nr. 3 81 Az.
Spltttnp GhI,tSrofr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
1nirnh sdhurnner,s Gnie.


Rr. 1923, RotS.GScn., Gdc Antbsna.s ctr.
eiapes IL. 500, ). s, O." stenesn.Bi
ftriftS Nr, 1867 .G0iasrs9 %tttrifts BIT.
103, s. lt.sR." uno n1iitrifts Sit. SO,
5. u.sB." Sale on @eretne au nerutte'
then. Gtinf!e giere Seire nno onotre
0etrdnfe. Ieleptou: O. x y. &oIfe 500 N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
EoltbcfGrSernng nadl bem Nms(aube,

Tie cuSlGnoiide Boit fir ole am
IA. Sill erloen0e @odJe idliebt in
ollen fSGQen piinftIid, i'm Snlptbii.
leou tpie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Tr. ZIG, Gtag., uane Suiudr osS trahe.
Bur5iielt6e g9etne. Spirituoien II. uHion'
giearrelt. : @efies Nter AM 3dpt. aunih
fit 6ef.bdftsIeute bon 100 Bornt. biz
9 llbr Nn6mittaas. 3e!epbon Is. Il y.
- Wet. Bernon 300S N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
cdmibt'6 nGihentrnni.0nae,"

Soupteuartier bes y8nner I'll 8r..GHt. Ser.
ems" o@idenfraH6 : 1Gilen : Serelts,""
mGanton 3nrnleriu. gaul. II. fetboe:etns."
Gonflabe str. AIS, I. Q. s." 5rtf6es
Bier III icoer Belt. - 6 e. y. 1elepbon:
gSotfe 1923 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
Seutioe Sd,lubrote:
an Der bieiiacn Giieften.
Vnrle
FIRST CALL.

5000 yiurfotf 8H. & qtGbt ser. ........ 00H
5000 uniteo HtailpabS Ter. ........... 02h
1000 ScabonrS 10 Sabre 5er ...........t 01h
10000 IS. n. z. inc, 3714
800 Gin 3her, 10l0......,..........f03
1000 &eiupOri y,eius & olo Roint 5er.. 90
10000 8a. 9eiro 9rolpn 8ro5 tGtts.)... "a
10000 &a. 2etro 8ropn Bros tGtis.).. 2lA
5000 @il. 4 s9eGoon @oIb 5er. ........1i
1000 Cotton 9uei r.............. s6A
6 5toelitb & Hepofit. ...........t3
SECOND CALL.
10000 llniteo 8aituaDs der. ........... a2H
2O00 &eitern UlarhIano let. ........ s5h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

Suhn u. Sferbsi & Snns,
Sntportenre nnb @ngroSs9tdllor sSiuoler.
65g-G6t, 2sft.9rdtt., eate &enH.Gtr.
Baltimore, 30.
9. & B.sTeIepbon - Goutb 1876 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

/ GbrTng's ,Gantoa sitoeTfran5'Saas,"
{ Sa4ptquariier bes rgantonsqieoerfror5".
{ SinaTiunoe ieben Mitilpeh abeno. Der
9nmens8srein nerfamne!l ith ieber Diem
1 iiaa Gbenb. .9lationaI".g j an 9apf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Botte f4o3 j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12
&cutigc ShIubrotc;

ans Den GleOotorcn 5rriidgc5ogen
leo 0uidel; Glcpotorcn &orrotb
1924 @uideI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-12

@ei5cu. - 3uiubr 20,905 OH.
idel; &erionot bon Sen Glcuatoren
1853 9uihel; Glepotorcns&orrotb
22S,109 0ui6el. &ertouft murbcn
10000 Suli 81 1914.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
LOCAL ITENiS.

The new township committee OF
Raritan township. in organizing last
week, made a change in officers.
Thomas l.. Seabrook was elected
chairman and John S. Hendrickson
treasurer. d. p. VanDeventer was
appointed counsel.
Justice Hendrickson will sit Satur-
dav to pass on more of the protested
ballots. He expects to finish by
February /. 1t is said that John S.
Apologize, .Jr., who is looking after
Sheriff Francis interests, claims that
the final decision will give the office
to Mr.. Francis by eighteen votes.
William Pintard, who is in charge OF
Mr.. Closes part of the contest, says
Mr.. Close will have f~ifty-eight more
votes than Mr.. Francis and that the
l~atter's certificate of election will be
revoked and one issued to Close.
Prof. Arrowsmith, of Red Bank.
YVES warmly greeted Thursday after
noon by his many friends in town, as
he spent a few hours calling on them.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Schock, of Mat
avian, have returned from their we'd
ding trip and were in town today.
Miss Mary Jones, OF Holmdel, is
stopping with. her aunt, Mrs. Garrett
Jones, in Main street, for a few days.
Miss Analine VanGieson is enjoy
ing a vacation after the holiday rush
of A. Salz & Co.
Miss Grace Mills, of Keansburgh,
was in town yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
STATE NEWS.

Sarah c. Tomlin was Wednesday
appointed f%ourth-class postmistress
at Goshen.
A forty-year-old horse belonging TO
Thomas Eldridge, of Mantua, died
Wednesday.
Game Warden Avis has placed 200
fine bass in Mitchell's pond. at
. Swedesboro.
The French Window Glass Com
pany, of Vinland, will increase its
force of blowers from "a to 80.
A new lodge of the Modern Wood
men of America is to be instituted at
Citizens Hall, East Camden, tomor-
row night.
The woodbury. council has made
these appropriations: Streets, $500;
lights. $4,000; officers salaries,
$1,000; notes. $4,000; total,
$4,000.
Claude Stratton, a Millville par
Der, will probably lose his right arm
as the result of scratches he received
from briars while cunning on Christ
mas.
The b. G. r." Society. composed
of fourteen young women of Frank
linville, to whom only is known the
secret OF the initials, gave its second
annual feast in Nute's Hall Wednes-
dav night.
The Toms River Fire Company has
elected owen B. Shuts chief; A. b.
Clute, president: Charles T. Brewer,
vice president; c. Budd Wilsey, sec
rotary; Martin Schwartz, financial
secretary and Thomas b. lrone,
treasurer.
The Woodbury. Country Club, the
leading social organization of Glou-
cester county. has elected James T.
Maxwell president; G. G. Green and
b. w. Andrews, vice presidents;
Francis B. Davis, secretary, and los
eph w. Merritt, treasurer.
Michael Feltman, the aged farmer
Of Woodbury., who dropped out OF
sight last Monday, and for whom
wide search had been made, has been
found at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Maggie Rogers, at H~addonfield,
where he had aimlessly wandered.
He is now quite i'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
FASHION NOTES.

Painted velvet belts will be worn
with the short fur jackets.
Collar and cuff sets of ecru EN-
%broidered in French knots are hand done
in blue or other delicate color. They
are cut in deep points, each b"uttonholed
in ecru linen.
The new quilts are the most fascinat-
ing affairs OF the kind we have had for
a long time. They are of white jap
anese silk delightfully."- light. though
filled thickly with down. They are lust
large enough to cover the top of the bed.
Sleeve protectors are useful and prac-
tical things to make for church fairs.
They are nothing more than deep cuffs
which are worn over the sleeve and
slipped on over the hand. They are to
have a scailoped edge at the top with
simplest design under it. worked with
white. whether the linen is dark blue.
brown. or yellow. A scallop on the bot
tom is often seen, but the cuff is quite
as well without it. School girls and
those engaged in continuous hours of
writing find them a great saving of dress
sleeves.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
Do Not Throw Away.

A remnant OF apple dumping or ap-
pie pudding with crust may be warmed
over into a fresh pudding similar to
a Brown Betty. Break up all crust and
apple lightly and finely with a silver
fork. Butter a dish and put the pud-
ding in in nice shape. If o find
there is not enough apple in proper
ton to crust mix a little apple sauce
or fresh, finely chopped apple with it
Drop in some bits OF butter, cover the
whole with a pretty thick layer q
white sugar, and set in the oven t
heat and brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
SOUTH AMBoY.
THE BRICK WORKS.

One of our citizens who has bust
ness with the contractors, Curtin,
Ruggles G. Co.. had a talk with them
concerning the status of the Brick
Works Company. The partners said
that the trouble has been hat the
manufacturers of the machinery for
the building had sent a dryer or
steam press machine that was not
suitable for the sand used by the
company in the manufacture OF their
bricks. The contract was a guar
tee one, so the manufacturers
stand for it and have already ship II
another one and as soon as 1t is in
place and the works are again started
the firm, Curtin, Ruggles & Co, Will
receive a share of the money coming
TO them. Everything seemed all
right and caused more confidence to
be placed in them by the party in
question. The Brick Company have
lost about $4,000 through the mis-
take.
They expect to erect another brick
plant on the outskirts of Perth Am
boy and perhaps several more in
other places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-12
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Hern. of Boston, is the guest
of Mrs. J. NJ. McNulty, of Railway
emu
Miss Sharp is confined to her home
in Railway avenue with a severe
cold.
Mr.. Charles Toms, a local trolley
conductor, living in Westfield, is very
seriously i'll with d%iphtheria. The
rest of his family, a wife and two
children, are also very i'll with the
disease.
Miss Arrowsmith, formerly of Car
teret, has moved to Woodbridge and
is occupying the right hand side OF
the Morris house.
Invitations are out for a party tC
be rendered Mr.. George Rathbun
Friday evening, the occasion being
his twenty-first birthday.
Mr.. George VanDeveer has beer
spending several days in town.
Mrs. Seth Lockwood is confined tC
her home with illness.
Miss Katheryn Rathbun spenI
Friday in New York.
Mrs. l.. f.. Drake was in Railway
Thursday.