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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
"MASTERSON FINED.

Roy Masterson, of this borough,
was up before Recorder DeGraw
Wednesday afternoon on two charges,
one preferred by the mayor and coun-
ell and the other by the mayor as a
citizen. On one charge he was fined
1910, on the other he was let go I'M
der police surveillance. 1t seems
that Masterson, who has been acting
as a self-appointed guide, has been
plotting the a~utomobilists from The
new bridge to the borough limits
through the Hole in the Wall. When
he first started in he used a red flag
to stop the autos as they were coming
e the bridge, but a stop was put
to 1t by the authorities. The mayor
of the borough wanted the autos to
go through the borough by the way
Of Stevens avenue and caused signs
to be placed On the street directing
them that way. Masterson then went
around with a petition to get signers,
asking that the autoists be allowed
to use Broadway, but the petition did
not seem to work. After the mayor
had caused signs to be placed on the
different corners, according to report,
Masterson interfered with them and
the mayor, knowing that an example
had to be made of someone, caused
the arrest of Roy Masterson and the
trial followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
CLEAN STATION HOUSES.

There was a hearing before the
fianace committee of the Board of
Aldermen this week in response to a
resolution introduced by Alderman
Bowling for an appropriation or
$4,000 to be expended yearly to
clean police station houses in Great
err New York. Alderman bowling
spoke in favor of the resolution and
among the other speakers We're ex-
Magistrate DINNER and Deputy Com
missioner Waldo. The latter said
doormen in precincts in which there
are not many prisoners are able to
do the work, but in the busy ones
cleaners were needed.
Mr.. Waldo suggested that assistant
doormen be appointed at a salary of
$500 a year.
The committee will probably re-
port f%avorably on the resolution to
the Board of Aldermen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
SOUTH AMBOY.
FOCAL ITEMS.


A party from Perth Amboy has
moved into the store formerly occu-
pied by George Scully on Broadway
and it is said they will keep a sta
tionery store.
Mr.. Kucher, of Runyon, gave his
daughter Lizzie and her friend, Miss
Emma Lingi, a treat yesterday by a
drive to town and across the new
bridge.
Mrs. Kathryn Donlin, of John
Mamie Shanaphy, of Elizabeth, Sun
day.
Charles Cox, of George street, has
moved into his fathers house and
has let his own house to a captain
and his family from Whitestone.
Mrs. p. M. Barber, of Cliffwood,
spent yesterday with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Bloodgood and family, of
George street.
Mrs. William Skillman and daugh-
ter Mary spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed
ward Bloodgood, of John street.
Miss Laura Bogart, of Cliffwood.
spent yesterday with her sister, Mrs
James Allen, of Main street.
Mrs. George Mortenson, of George
street, and her little daughter Rutl
spent yesterday with her sister, Mrs
Carsten Jessi, of Perth Amboy.
Joe A. Sexton has the stones read,
for curbing and gutter in front of the
former Applegate house in JOIN
street. George Gundrum will do the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, Of
Church street, entertained Professor
and Mrs. Hannigan, Of Midtown, Sun
day.
Mrs. Preston King spent Friday
with relatives at Avon and Spring
Lake.
Will Lewis has removed the wire
fence from the sidewalk in front of
his residence and it is a great i'm
provement.
Mrs. Maria Forman, of Roosevelt
avenue, has returned home from ar
extended visit with her daughter IL
Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Barber, of John
street. has been entertaining a niece
from Cliffwood the past week.
Miss Edna Metzger, of Jersey City,
is visiting her grandparents, Captain
and Mrs. Charles Parisen, of John
street.
Miss Grace Smith received the
prize piano from New York city this
week.
Mrs. Bonaparte Bloodgood and son
Frederick are spending a week with
friends at BrOwntown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
PuT HIM Tn sLEEP.

A large crowd gathered at Bedell's
drug store, in Main street, last night,
to witness Prof. Santanelli produce
the wonderful effect of hypnotizing
the young man over the telephone.
The store, street and sidewalk were
crowded with people long before the
time set to begin his sleep. The cot
upon which he was to sleep was
brought into the store and the young
man made his appearance all ready
to take his two days and nights
sleep.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the profess
or, who was in Perth Amboy, called
and the young man, with an assist
ant, took their places within the tele-
phone booth and a NEWS reporter,
who was asked to catch him as he
went to sleep, stood nearby. 1t was
probably about a minute or so from
the time he called that he fell back
and was asleep. He was placed on
the cot and taken to the store win
dow in X. of P. hall, where he will
be on exhibition until tomorrow
night, when he will wake up in the
hall, when the people will have a
chance to witness a great hypnotic
exhibition, when Prof. %Santanelli will
play tomorrow nightNand Saturday.
Prof. Santanelli gave q similar exhi-
bition in Wilder Hall, Perth Amboy,
for one week, several weeks ago to
crowded houses most every night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
PLAYED CARDS.
After Meeting Royal Arcanum Enter
faiupd The Ladies'.

After Meeting Royal Arcanum Enter
tanned The Ladies.
Arthur Kill Council No. 1,4OSi
Royal Arcanum, held a largely at
tended meeting in their rooms in the
knights of Pythias hall, in Amboy
avenue, Tuesday night, and after a
short session., at which the usual
amount of business was transacted,
the members wives and lady friends
were entertained at cards. Point
euchre was played for prizes. Re-
freshments were served and an en-
ioyable time was had,
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Jost, first ladies prize, a shirt
waist pattern; Mrs, William Robedee,
second, William O'Conner; first gem
tlemen's prize, a pair of pictures;
Chester Hodge, second, a necktie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Julia Harmed is spending a
week in Asbury Park.
Mrs. l. II. Tappan, of Edgar's Hill,
is entertaining friends from Stan
ford, Conn.
Miss f. l. Sherman, of Newark,
spent Tuesday night with Mrs. John
Lockwood.
Miss Grace Harmed left town today
for York Beach, Maine, to spend the
month of July.
Miss Amy Keiffel entertained some
friends on Tuesday evening at her
residence in Railway avenue. A de-
lightful evening was enjoyed by all.
Miss Susie Dixon is ill at her home
in Upper Main street.
The first of the series of dances
under The management of Mr.. Ellis
Edgar will be held Friday night at
the beach.
Miss Swift, Of New Britain, Conn,
is the guest of Miss Marguerite Ed
gar.
Frank Edgar and Miss Levi, of
New York, will be married Saturday
light.
Mr.. Barron Levi and Miss Phoebe
Gerriety, both of this town, were
married Sunday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
local ITEMS.

Miss Gertrude Stein, of Bay View
has accepted a position at
the S. s. White Dental Works in the
rubber department.
Amicitia Hook & Ladder Company
held a drill and practice last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higbee, who
recently returned from a trip through
the west, are stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Carr, in Amboy avenue.
st. Marks M. e. church and the
Princes Bay chapel will hold a union
service in the chapel of the latter
this Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Critchley, OF
Brooklyn, have returned home after
a few days visit in town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
BEACH PICNIC.

The st. Marks church, of Pleasant
Plains, will join with the Princes
Bay church in giving a beach picnic
June 80 on the old quarantine
grounds. After supper a campmeet-
ing will be held. Addresses will be
delivered and vocal and instrumental
music will help complete the pro-
gram. Sunday night there will be a
patriotic service at the Princes Bay
church, conducted by the pastor.
Special music will be rendered and
addresses will be delivered by r. j.
Morse, of Syracuse University, and
David Black, of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
SOUTH AMBOY.
SEEN BY

NFMINIAN ~
Two gentlemen sitting in the beau
tiful Central station arose and start
ed to board a train when one of them
stopped the other one and picked an
immense grey creeper off of his coat.
A lady hearing of 1t said why | got
one of the same specie on me a short
time ago and | had been to Perth Am
boy but never thought of having got
it that way" Isn't it about time We
have a new station? Someone " +
wait and they'll carry it away a.,cs
a while-the grey creepers.
A lady had her floor newly waXed
and placed some rugs on it. Starting
in a hurry to go across the room she
u~nthinkingly stepped on n of the
rugs and away it went owe the
smooth floor. taking her with 1t. She
very suddenly sat down and it was in
vain that she tried getting up, so she
sat still and enjoyed a hearty laugh
at her ~predicament. AS there was
no one in the house with her she
made up her mind she had to con
triye some way of getting on her feet
again. There was nc use trying to
reach a chair as it would slide too, so
she had a bright idea and turned the
rug into a toboggan sled and sat on
It. pushing it to the door of another
room which was covered with mat
ting and there she arose from her
newly contrived sled and made up
her mind never to hurry across that
floor again in like manner and she
steers her friends clear of the rugs
when they attempt to walk in the
room. too.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
T0TTEMvILLE.
sTILL BLOCKs TRAFFlC.
Automobile Came Near Crashing In
to the House In Darkness.


Automobile Came Near Crashing In
to the House In Darkness.
1t will be two weeks tomorrow
since the house has INSTRUCTED traffic
in Amboy avenue, near Main street.
The contractor claims he could not
move the house any further because
the telephone and eiectric light peo-
pie had not shifted their guy wire,
but now the wires have been moved
and still the house remains in the
same place. The authorities seem to
take no action and the people on this
thoroughfare r made to suffer.
It was some time last night before
a light was placed OF the house to
warn automobilists and wagons that
the street was blocked. A large tour
ing car, on it's way to the ferry, came
near running into it about S:45
o'clock, and the chauffeur stopped his
machine only within a few feet of
the house.
There was no light on it at this
time and only by luck the electric
light came. on at the corner a few
minutes before and this machine was
saved from being damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
At COMMENCEMENT.

A number of people from here at
tended the graduation exercises of
the Curtis high school which was
held in the auditorium of the school
at st. George at 8 o'clock last night.
Miss Lola Nance, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Nance, of Amboy
avenue, this place, was graduated
with high honors. Miss Nance and
Miss Marion Hadkins, of Tottenville,
were the only two from this side of
the island to be graduated from this
institution this year. A number of
Miss Hadkins friends attended. Many
gifts we're received by both, Miss
Nance having received a handsome
gold watch and chain as the gift
from her father.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
HAIL STORM WAS TAME.

Some people in town are not yet
through talking about the great hail
storm which visited this vicinity last
Saturday afternoon. One man was
heard to remark the other day and
was even ready to back his assertion
with a bet of a new suit of clothes,
that several years ago Morristown,
N. j., was visited by a hailstorm
which was much wrose than this one
and larger hailstones, having lasted
for n hour and a half and when the
storm had subsidized hail to the depth
of one foot and a half had fallen in
that time. He said this storm was
nothing at all. Probably he didn't
have any windows broken or was tax
ing a nap at the time this n oc-
Cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

NEW YORK, juno 2S.-A hundred
men-laborers, surgeons, priests, minis
tiers, iiremen and hospital attendants
fought nearly all day for the life Of
jeremiah Fisher. a plumber, who. grip
ped in quicksands twenty feet below
the surface of the street. gradually
sank to what may be his death while
his Wife and two children watched
Historically. He became unconscious
at 6 o'clock. and at midnight he was up
to his chin in the sands, and only one
arm was free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
LOCAu ITEMs.

The GLACIERS are still very busy in
town repairing the damage done by
hailstones last Saturday afternoon.
Melvin Decker, the boat builder,
OF Wards Point, was out in his fast
gasolene lannch yesterday afternoon
for a trial spin.
The street lights were out again
for some time last night.
Mrs. Charles Meyers, of johnson
avenue, has as her guest her sister.
Miss Merget, of Manhattan.
A meeting of the Archdeaconary of
Richmond borough was held in st.
Johns Episcopal church YESTERDAY.
A number of people from here attend
ed the meeting.
Miss Mary List, of Arents avenue
has left for a ten days visit with Miss
Emma Merklin, in Newark.
Eugene Cuny, Of Main street. has
again returned to his position on the
tug Paramount, of the Smith Towing
line.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Clnb
will be entertained at the home of
Mrs. M. L. Joline, in Hopping avenue.
tomorrow afternoon.
The Southfield Ladies Bowling
Club will meet at B~amberger's al
leys this afternoon and try for some
high scores.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Uniform Rank. knights oil PvthZ
las, was held in their hall in Ambov
avenue, last night.
Mrs. Lulu Budlong. OF Stapleton
visited Mrs. George Hoehn. ia La
Iayette place. last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
THE Rand CONCERT.

Following is the program for the
band concert to be given by Bollsch-
weiler's Union Band, of Perth AM
boy. at the Fourth of July celebra-
ton:
March, Our Director, F. e. Bige-
low.
Captivating. Theo. M. Tobani.
Plunkville %Serenade, l.. p. Lauren
dean.
Moonlight, Neil Moret.
Intermission.
From Dawn to Twilight, C. w.
Bennett.
Alta, +. II. Losey.
Till We Meet Again, Eben Fl. Bail
ey.
Under the Stars and Stripes, Bart.
e. Grady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
TOTTENVILLE.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.


Pupils of School No. I Who Will Re-
ccive Diplomas.
The graduating exercises of the
class of 1906 of public school No. l
will be held in knights of Pythias
hall, in Amboy avenue, at 7:45
O'Clock tonight. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged.
The graduates of 1906 who will re-
ceive their diplomas are: Charles
Ralph Ainsworth, Robert Eismere
Collins, Edward Henry Haywood,
Horace Samson Mason, Peter Alfred
Scott, Donald Sherman, George Will
liam Wood, Florence Helen Adams,
Gladys Irene Ballet, Gladys Undine
Beauvais, Ruth Derr Boyer, Ouida
Dig, Bessie Eleanor Hall, Emily
Van Dorm Hall, Katie Newell Lovett,
Eva May Moore, Florence Evangel-
inc S%harrott, Blanche Storer, Ella
Ellis Williams, Mary Louise Yetman,
Charles Wiltbank Cole, John Michael
Rabbitte, Arthur Frederick Stanton,
Harold Ellsworth fSharrott, Helen
Rhoda Calvert, Annie Elizabeth
Copeland, Hazel Valentine Gerbanlet.
Edwina Annie Knott and Margaret
Rabbitte.
The following program will be car
ried out:
Piano solo, Qui vive, CAM, Flor
ence Wuagneux.
Prayer: chorus, "Boat Song"
Hoop drill, by eighteen girls.
Duet, Like the Lark" Margorie
Chrisfield and Lucy Copeland.
Farmers chorus, by fourteen boys.
March, Horace Walters, Florence
Wuagneux. Chorus, Birds Fare
WE'LL
Essay, Education in the Country"
Margaret Rabbitte.
Solo, 'The Village Blacksmith"
Paul Cronco.
Essay. 1.-THE Old Billopp House,"
Guido Dig.
Chorus, Battle Prayer"
Essay, Country Lanes and City
Pavements," Bessie Hall. Chorus,
"See the Lilies"
Grafton, THE Panama Canal"
Charles Cole. Chorus, The Lost
Chord"
Address to graduates, Rev. w.
Parkinson Chase.
Presentation of diplomas, Mr.. QRs
bert S. Barnes, member of LoSen
Board. Chorus, Star Spangled Ban
ner." a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
PERvERsE BEAT OUT SAHARA.
Mermaid stakes at Sh~ecDshcad Bny
Won by FavOrite.

Mermaid Stakes at Shccpshcad Bny
WON by FavOrite.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Perverse, ut
the prohibitive price of 3 to 10, easily
won the Mermaid stakes at Sheepshead
Bay. Sahara was the %pacemaker for
nearly a mile, then the favorite took
command and won by two lengths.
Sahara was second, two and a half
lengths before Lotowanna.
Angler, a Is TO | shot, in winning the
last race, one mile and a half, equaled
the track record of 2:33 %. Summa-
ries:
First Race.-Monfort. first; Frank
Lord, second; Black Mate, third.
Second Race.-Glorifier, first; Hea-
slip, second; Single Shot. third.
Third Race.-Ethon. first; Misgiv-
ings, second; Belfast, third.
Fourth Race.-Peryerse, first; Saba
IA, second; Lotowanna, third.
Fifth Race.-Ironsides, first; Ben
Ban, second; Confederate, third.
Sixth Race.-Angler, first; Glenecho,
second; Huntington, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
New York Markets.

FLoUR-Firm, but quiet; Minnesota
patents, $435G465: winter straights, $3.50
M4.10; winter extras $2.9Ou3.4O; winter
WHEAT y There was steadiness in
wheat as a result of rains In the north
west, lighter outside markets., the corn
advance and COVERING; July S9sqghsc.;
CORN-option market was firm and 1kc.
higher on covering. light country offer
ings and higher cables; July, 5S1ae.; Sep
MISUNDERSTANDING extra. per pound.
1SEc.; eastern dairy, choice, 1870 zoe.
renovated, extras. 1Sd1Slsc:; flrsts. ia
111sc.: factory, frsts' l5uld1ac'; packing
CiHEESEENew, state. fun cream, large
and small, best. lie. fair to good, large.
best, s1aasMc.; part skins, prime. TAO
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extra, per doz-
en-, zoe; nearby, fresh gathered nrsts TO
TALLoW-Quiet; city, &C.; country, so
''1EfAy-ouiet; shipping, Go@7Oc.: good to
choice, S71AMgfc.
STRAW steady; long rye, GOO,
per barrel. 81. 15Gt3; southern, fair to good,
per barrel, Sl.t5@2; No. 2, do per barrei,
BEANS : Firm; marrow, So; medium.
$l.95; pea, $1.G7is: red kidney. S3M30zh
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece. SMSsc.
1905, 9a13c.: 1904 and olds. nominal; Pa
ciic coast, 1905, 10a15c.; 1901, l1ui2o.' olds'
LIVE Northumberland: fowls. u
@14Hc.; old ROSTERS. &c: spring chickens,
iSms0c.; ducks, old. 9ml0Mc.; spring, do, II
M11IAc.: geese, 9fl9c.
DRESSED POULTRY n Firm: fowls
choice, lie; do. fair to good. isiac; old
roostcrs. Sc; roasting chickens, choice,
i5c.; do, fair 10 good. .lgd1iea; brotlcrs
nearby, 2ln.fe. do, western. aOdteSc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
LittIe Lnd Die. IN rooI chcst.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Imprisoned
in n tool chest into which he had
climbed in play. siX-year-old Jimmie
McCallum struggled for hours against
suffocation while parents and grand
bors searched in vain for him. He had
been dead only a few minutes when
found. The boy was the namesake Of
his grandfather and the idol of both
grandparents. with whom he had lived
on West Fifty-fourth street since he
was one year Old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
ArrENnEn ME soCIAL.

A number Of people attended the
social and entertainment OF the
Farther Light Society given in the
South Baptist church Tuesday night.
An excellent program was rendered,
consisting of music, singing and reel
tations. Refreshments were served
after the entertainment and a fine
time was enjoyed by all. A neat sum
was realized from the affair for the
fresh air fund Of the Christian En-
deaYor Society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
EpwoRTH LEAGUE DEBATE.

The Epworth League, OF BetheI NJ
e. church, is making arrangements
for holding a social and a debate, TO
be held in the lecture room or the
church on Friday night, July g.. the
subject for the debate is, Resolved,
Is theatre-going harmful to chris
tians." The affirmative side viii be
taken by Miss Carrie Gibbs, Harry
Johnson and Mr.. Temple, n the
negative by Jesse Sleight, Susan
Marshall and George Kuegler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
HUGUENOT.
%AUTOMOBIJE mus.

A new Knox automobile bus, cap
able of holding fourteen persons, has
Just been purchased by the Terra
Marine Club. The omnibus is to be
used in carrying members and guests
from the railroad station to the club
house. which is at the foot of the
Huguenot avenue on the beach. The
distance from tn station to the house
is ono and %one-quarter miles and the
automobile makes the trip in three
minutes. 1t usually takes fifteen
minutes by stage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
STATE NEWS.


Rolling chairs are to be placed on
the Cape May boardwalk this season.
Mount Holly will have no public
demonstration of any kind on the
Fourth of July.
Falling from a cherry tree Tues
day, George Hamilton, of Millville,
had an arm broken.
Grown Point Locge. Odd Fellows,
of Westville, celebrated its eighth
anniversary Tuesday night.
in a days hunt near baskerville
John Garrison made q record catch
of forty-one ''snappers" on Monday.
Several members of the Belmont
Club, OF Philadelphia, are in camp on
the shores of Union Lake, Millville.
John Hurtell, of Lumberton, has
been held for his appearance at court
upon a charge of beating his sister.
Professor Silas G.. Smith, superin-
tendent of Millville public schools,
is critically i'll at his home in West
Millville.
Under the auspices of the local M.
e. church a series of camp and tent
meetings will be held at Rancocas
from July Ia to Is.
The children's playground in the
court house yard at Mount Holly Is
one of the most popular public places
ever opened in Burlington county.
Joseph Moore, of Cecil, has been
committed to the Gloucester county
Jail, charged with stealing a watch
belonging to Charles M~assbrooks, Of
Williamstown.
Walking in front of a team in
Camden Tuesday, Harry Wilkie, five
years old, of No. 30S Stevens street,
was knocked down and had his left
foot badly lacerated.
Raymond Lee found several dol
lars in old dimes hidden away in the
wall of his confectionery store, at
Millville, while removing some of
the plaster Tuesday.
The congregation of the Christ P.
e. church, M~illville, will tender a
reception to Rev. e. X. Tullidge, who
recently accepted the partorate, to-
night.
From shock and blood-poisoning
caused by injuries received in falling
from q train, Harry R%osenthal, an
Atlantic City railroad brakeman, died
in Cooper hospital, Camden, Tuesday.
Owing to the illness Of forer Judge
Westcott, TO Camden, the trial of the
famous ~"terrapin'' case, which has
been in Cumberland county courts
for several years, is again held up.
The present condition of cranberry
vines throughout Burlington county
indicates a good crop next fall. In
sections insects have attacked
the Dogs and the owners have resort
ed to spraying.
From bathing too long in the
water of sRetticoat Swamp,
Edward, the son Of John Bowker, of
Millville, is seriously i'll. The boys
sister died two weeks ago from what
was thought to be hydrophobia.
While making repairs to an avn
ing at his home, No. 1929 South
Fourth street, Camden, Tuesday,
George Whiting, thirty years old,
fell through a skylight and was in
iured about the left arm and body.
He was cared for at, the ~Homoeopath-
ic Hospital.
The funeral of William T. Sickler,
aged eighty-three dyears, occurred
Tuesday, from his home, in Tansboro.
Last Wednesday a. brother, Seers
Sickler, died suddenly at Sicklerville.
The shock so affected William that
he began to sink rapidly, and died on
The body of Lambert Hickey, eigh-
teen-year-old son of Joseph Hickey,
of Trenton, who was drowned last
Saturday when he was seized with q
fainting spell while canoeing in the
Delaware river, was found at Borden
town, Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
MIR sAiIrH RuRIED.

The funeral of Patrick Smith, six
ty-five years old, who died Tuesday,
was held from his late residence at
Loretta, this morning. Mass. was
said at 9:15 o'clock. The interment
was held in St. Joseph's cemetery,
Rossville, this morning. /. p. Be
dell & Sons were funeral directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
RnnY sENT ma BosToN.

The body of Miss Cora Kennedy
the fifteen-year-old girl who commit
ted suicide at the home of her uncle.
Frederick Fischer, in New York ave
nue.. Rossville, while despondent
Monday afternoon, as told in the
NEWS. was sent to her home in Bos-
ton, Mass, yesterday for burial.