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n,,oS CO, for Yacht Races.

HOsTON, June l9.e-Tho management
of the Eastern Yacht club today received
1T - L,icI announcing dates for tho
Tnccs ia be held of Marblehcad in the
fan under the Joint management mt OF the
arn cot for September to T. inclusive.
There nrc to be hve races; In each OF
which three American and three German
boats Will participate Emperor NlliiIaIn'
TaShf club. named tho dates
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PAGE JOINS TAILORS.
Crack Outflelder VIII Play With
DubeIs Men,

Page, the crack outhelder. who was
signed up by Father John Dubei some
few days ago, has Joined the local
squad and practiced with the Tailors
last evening. Page has been active In
the game for several years and his
acquisition should strengthen the local
team. For the present he Will take
James's place In the left garden. James
is slowly recovering from the result
OF his collision With Hahn on Sunday
last, but 1t will be several days before
he can throw away his crutches-
Page played with the Reno team last
year. The year before he was with
the Leadville Blues. In 1904 he was
a member of the famous Z. r. q l..
team that defeated the Colorado
Springs team of the Western league In
a championship series. Prior to that
time he played minor league ball In
Illinois and Iowa.
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Gauntlet Arrives Safely.

NEW YORK, June i9.-Tne little
sloop yacht Gauntlet owned by George
w Robinson. tho smallest OF tho three
Yachts that started in the race from
GraVesend bay for Bermuda last month
for the Upton cup, arrived here yester-
day after stormy passage OF eight
days. twenty-one hours from Bermuda
The Gauntlet, which sailed from New
York two days before tho Tamerlane.
driven some 900 miles out OF hSr course
md was beaten by the Tamerlane eight
hours over her time allowance. The
Cauntlets crow included Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson.
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fIVf.MILE RECORD
BROKEN BY LAWSON
Fast Wheelman Goes the Dis.
tance From Scratch in
1923 as.

Another worlds record was smash ed
at the saucer track last evening liver
Lawson turned the trick in the five-
mile lap race. professional. He rode
the distance from scratch In l0;2S4.5.
which betters the old record held by
Samuelson by SIS seconds. In this
race as In the amateur events there
were mishaps a plenty. Just as the
gun was Tired McFarland's tire explod-
ed and a moment later Fogler. Mum
roe and Redman got tangled up and
spilled. II the race at tho start was
exciting no less so was the finish From
the outset certain riders kept trying
70 run away from the bunch. ONLY 10
be overtaken. Three laps from home
lawson took the pace and held 1t, all
though Samuelson made a desperate eff
fort to pass him. Palmer was third
Hopper fourth and Wilcox fifth.
Turyllle Speeds Up.
In the flve-mile motor race Charley
IurVille ran away from his competi-
tors and set up a clip that put The
spectators on the anxious seat. He
Tapped Heagren. who was second
twice, and circled T NJ Sanuelson
who was third. three times. Time
6;3S
In the two-mile lap race. amateur
Hume again demonstrated that he Is
King In the amateur ranks. Three laps
from home the lanky boy took the
pace, and with apparent ease cross I'd
the tape winner by one length Holli-
day was second Berryessa third and
Giles fourth. The time was 4:ll4-5.
The feature of this event was tho
spills. About half a dozen amateurs
got tangled up and rolled down the
track In heap. No one was Injured
In the one-mile handicap. amateur,
Holiday won out over Hume with
handicap Of fifty yards Weiser was
second and Yates third. Tins
1885.
Samuelson Wins Invitation.
For the first time In years Samuel
son last evening rode I'm an invitation
race. The Provo boy won II In handy
style and demonstrated TO the crowd
that he would still be king OF local
pedal pushers IL Lawson and McFar-
land were only away. The other rid
ers finished In the following order:
Smith, Pye, Wilcox and Redman. Time
-2:134-5
1t was announced during the meet
that the management would place
some seats In the arena so as to ac-
commodate the overflow crowd II was
another monster assemblage that wit
messed last evenings races.
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Horse Races Postponed.

.oam Given at Calder's park on Sat
Irdav next have been postponed owing
- thc fact that three OF the best horses
tbat were entered were Injured at
S@asn In the recent meet there. Races
I'm no given at the local track on
Julv "a when horses Will come here
10 compete from Provo, Where there
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.,etuhia 9, Cleveland 0.

. ,yn June ls.-Cleveland out
'isnhIa but lost the game and
,slns shut out by Waddell,
lin arst full game since his
.sr,h ago. Score. r. H, e.
100000 90 Z 2
|.,,g o02000o0e2 S o
s -Inss and Bemis. Waddell and
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lcdt s, Philadelphia 1.

'9lLPHlA, June 19.-St. Louis
game from Philadelphia
through the good work Of
we. score: K. H. Z.
s-.o 0 o 0 20 10 % 9 .
20 900 ] 0 o Q OIL Z 2
laylor and Grady; Richie
zarned runs-St. Louis 9.
'sEDooin. Grady. Struck
T.ale .. Taylor 4. Base on
sNnle 3, oil Taylor 2. Umpire
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4Fer Q, Lincoln IN

Ia ;sa sune ls.-scnsational bat
81 Gs seventh and ninth In.
n n The sisitors to take the
'as series from Denver,
y :. ..2,on,. r. II. Il.
y 'A 'A,fVol OF 90 IL /
s-Envh,,o 70 0 $50 40 l3 3
- and zlnran. ioSh'
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.,ddeII Pitches First Game
q. His Recent Ac-
cident.
,uERIcAN LEAGUE
a, A New York 1.

! Iucs l9.-McIn,yre's triple,
/! \ s,Teen singles by Crawford
eli after two wero out In
& resulted In two runs that
"a ,hs came. Score; R. n. F..
o0l602l - IL .
100000 OIL 6 2
n,nohue and Warner; orth
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D Ghmes POSTPONED.

June ls.-The Cincinnati
~ niooklyn) game postponed
9 Vet grounds.
iork; Pttsburg game post
|'s'nt Oh vet grounds.
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'etblo Z. Omaha 10

~,sss. : ssae NITimely hitting by
4 ~ eu With costly errors by
V i0r Inc visitors today.
] ,na K. n. +.
j ISVVVoO 4 o. IL :
s-iio,,.J,oO II - 03120-lO IA l
1S,s'n 1c-Si,,Ns' and Messitt: San
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8fERN LEAGUE.
'Aanes 5, Sioux City 3.

I,a. June 1e,-Cicotte was
AecAbe rather wild, which
'A''orS 10 win todaY's game.
ao,oo r. III. L.
vyo VI 2 0 0-5 IL S
! AoSsoe and Hess, Cicotte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-20

THE INCREASING DEMAND
FOR THESE SMART AND JAUN-
TY BITS OF FASHIONS HAS
MADE OUR STOCK OF THIS
GARMENT MOST ATTRACTIVE.
AND TODAY WE INCREASE
THE POPULARITY BY RECEIPT
OF A BIG PURCHASE OF SAM
PIES AT A DECIDED SAVING
AND WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER
YOU SOME VERY TEMPTING
VALUES. THEY COME IN
BLACK TAFFETA AND ALL
FANCY WHITE WASH FABRICS,
ALL ARE THE CLEVEREST
MODES OF STYLE. SMART. OUT
OF THE ORDINARY: SOME
PLAIN. SOME HANDSOMELY
TRIMMED WITH LACE AND
MEDALLIONS. BRAID HAND
WORK. PIAITS OR LACE COL
LARS. ALL MOST ATTRACTIVE
AND JUST THE THING TO
WEAR WITH SEPARATE
WHITE OR BLACK SKIRTS.
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L.Dds & Washington 2.

Ia June ls.-Consecutive hitting
|S Louis today, 8 10 2
r. II. E.
. 0c0020l '-3 Z 4
a 100000 oil % S !
-GAds and O'Connor. Falken-
. .r6s0D.
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Help for California League.

NEW YORK, June l9.-The question
of doing something to assist the CallfoT-
MIA baseball league, the members of
which suffered considerable loss a
consequence OF tho earthquake. was one
of the subjects which II was proposed to
consider at the special meeting of the
National League of Baseball Clubs,
which began here today.
II was voted TO give $500 TO tho Cali
fornia league.
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|Ilr0NAI LEAGUE,
Sanding Of Clubs.
nbcaso 5, Boston O.

y JQns ls.-Daring base run
n sacrifice hitting and hits
-sA gave Chicago five runs to-
y Boston failed TO score.
Gl56ed but three scattered
rceyed errorless support.
r. H., ET
-...l0ee0000 90 ) l
-oeeel0l2 Is s o
-porner and Brown.
- Moran Two-base hits
elSs on balls-Oh Pfcister !.
: Struck out-By Pfeister
~ rnpire-Johnstone.
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PR1CEs-Nights. 25c. soc. 76c. 81
and $3.50.

NEXT ATTRACTION
NAT c. GOODWIN.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday matt
nee Tho Genius" preceded by I'm
Blaze of Glory" Saturday evening,
When We Were TwentY-one."
Night Prices-25c to So: matinee-25c
to Sl.50. Sale opens today.
Still doing the business. The ETHEL
TUCKER STOCK CO In
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wy COAST LEAGUE.
.aa ., San Franc,soo o

IN. T"fISIS{O 2.
= a lounnc lsunc ls,-The locals won
s5rei ul,, and unintercstlng
~ n ,s Win continual wrane,
10 bunch "rst, hi,s, San Francisco
hits. The score.
..zol6on, r, II. f.
o.2p0060 Is s .
1~Easi,yLo o. / 2
"a graSh. and Mclean.
I saoury. UmpireNKee,I
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fsspo .. seul,,o =

,e D. Seattle T..
i smfisS,, sisS,,, June ia slash
lAsghiln aps ueid by Truck E.san
"a slsvendnd dnd gave Fresno q
snhle foa,nlng contest One
'Es hunhsart of the game
. Email sa OIL errors In CON
score, Score:
Ss9o02ooooo r. IT. +.
6 4
m rJones W. l-3 9 :
M and Blankcnship.
'"ood. Umpire~Pcr-
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REAL ESTATE DAY
3O-TRAISS-8l

SALTAIR. JUNE 2s.
lJcCEST PRIZE LIST EVER.
3O-TRAISS-80
SaLTAIR, JUNE 20.
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I'D on Account Of Rain.
La June le-ChicaSo- Boston
sg.d; rain.
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REAL ESTATE DAY

SALTAIR. JUNE aS
BIGGEST PRIZE LIST EVER.
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seSs,a. s,ssn Association.
sS1.esS; eo1u;l !; St. Paul. 81
louisville. 3; Milwau-
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% ESTATE DAY

q PR eRszs5 JUNE %.
"'NE LIST EvER..
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Doesn't Look Like Athlete.

Perhaps the reason high school stu
dents never fancied the Michigan
Willie Mahoney the one they knew
In the world one would pick for an
athlete. He is slightly built and small,
but his endurance is marvellous. Ma
loney Is also regarded as one OF
the most scientific boxers at Michigan.
This is his first year of active part!ci
patton in college athletics, and great
things are predicted for him.
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3O-TRAINS-30

sALTAIR JUNE 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Hubbard r. Yctman, real estate
dealer of Broadway, was in Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Thomas CorCoran. chief inspector
of Staten Island district of the New
York & New jersey Telephone Com
pany. was in town yesterday looking
over the changes that are being made
ut the office.
Christopher Gaifncy. of Richmond
Valley, was Il New York visitor yes
tcrday,
George Leavitt is seriously i'll at
his home IN Slelght venue
Albert Killmcycr, Of Kreischcr-
Vile, vas in town last night.
Alex Romer started in the hack
business yesterday.
Henry Schneider. of William
street, who has been confined to his
home with illness, is able to be about
again.
Nicholas Muller. democratic lead
or Of Richmond borough, who has
been at Palm Beach for the last two
months recupeTatinG from a recent
illness, is expected home this week.
Mrs. Sidney f. Rawson and Miss
RaWsOn, wife and daughter of cX-
district attorney of this borough,
are at Atlantic CITY for a few DAYS.
George Smith, of the Metropolitan
Tobacco Company, of West Brighton,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. George Cunningham had. as
her guests Sunday, Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Saunders. of the Bronx.
Mrs. A. V. w, Sure and son Fam
Shave OF Manhattan, are spending a
few days with Mrs. George Hoehn. in
Lafayette place.
Mrs. William Fried, of Perth Am
boy, was the suest of Mrs. Harry
Talbot, in Lafayette place. yester-
day,
Washington Council, Daughters of
Liberty. held a meeting in their
rooms in Mechanic Hall last night.
Quite a number of the members at
tended.
Palmer Copeland. of Johnson we
nue.. who has been Ill at his home. is
slowly recovering.
James Polhemus. of Pleasant
Plains, visited friends in town last
night.
Miss Lima Gibbs and Frank Wood
spent Sunday with Miss Gibbs sister
in the Bronx.
Mrs. A. NJ. Donaldson will enter
tain the Fleur de Lis Euchre Club
at her home. in Broadway, tomor-
row afternoon.
Frederick Frazier. of Bentley
street, was in Perth Amboy yester-
day.
Mrs. Charles Higbeej of Manhat-
tan, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Martin Cronli. in Ahboy avenue,
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
SOUTH AMB0y.
RUNAWAY CAUSES EXCITEMENT


INO Horses D;tS!lCu DOWN Augusta
Street Yesterday Afternoon.
Two horses attached TO a wagon
came tearing down Augusta street
yesterday and dashed into Meinzer's
yard fronting on Broadway, carrying
a piece OF the fence along with them
and around back of the hotel to the
yard facing Augusta street and into
the street. turning when they got to
the corner of Broadway and going
back past the yard they had first on
tered and when in front of George
Scully's store they ran into a tele-
graph pole. which broke the tongue
Di the wagon in three places and
Whirled the grey horse back and for
ward. but did not throw him down.
The other horse seemed fairly mad
and like a lid animal.
The greatest excitement prevailed
for a while as the ~storckeepers did
not know but what they would dash
into some of the stores before the
telegraph pClc caught them. Women
rushed into the stores to get out of
the way. 4 large crowd gathered in
a hurry whom he horses stopped. 1t
was said hey belonged to Polish
saloon keeper on Bergen Hill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.


1t IS the b@i'et OF the ponce tae
west New BrlShtoh station nat tle
moves Il on SUNDAY hlSlI ropoed
inc clothing Store OF the BEL Out,
HIJlhE COMPANY at = richmond
OF goods valued at $l,'pO, took the
plundcr by, Roat TO New jersey
"MlcA at inns patI Is less imam II
mile across the hlIl Won kull. -.
Al last night S stated conclaVe OF
empire ColnlhahqerE' NO: %
NhlShtS lenlpidf' held at Masonic
nan Poft ~ltlc'hlond' the magnlhed
WORK OF me IempIe ma order OF
Malta was Ihe feature
me OWL lhVlncl0le II Onowa
moving teams met at Stapleton last
hlShl IN a ~thIee-hlah DoWllnS tourha-
ment beng heId under the auspices
OF n staten Island Bowling League:
Inc CaSllcton Athletic CLUB held
another athletic entertainment last
night at the Union Opera House
Nest new brighton. SIX bouts were
on the Dill. MAttv Baldwin, who is
training at New Dorp for his fight
with Tommy Murphy. acted as ref
cree.
An illustrated lecture under the
auspices of the Board of Education
was given last night at school No.
16, Tompkinsville, by Albert l..
Marshon. Distinguished Names in
Roman History"
The second public meeting of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28

WOODBRIDGE.
ITEMS.


Mr.. Hampton Gutter has gone for
a short trip in the south.
Al the meeting of the board of ed
ucation on Monday night the same
committees were appointed as served
last year.
Miss $. Savage has resigned her po-
sition as teacher in the Carteret
school.
Tho ladies of the Congregational
church met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Isaac Inslee in Barron
avenue. Owing to the uncertain wea-
ther there were only four present.
Mrs. Wyckolf, of Linton Falls, n.
j., is the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Dema-
rest, in upper Green street.
Mrs. Franklin, who has been
spending several months at her home
in Maryland, returned Tuesday to
hcr home in Green street.
Mr., Clifford MaUrer is moving
from his residence in High street, to
the Gillian house, in Green street.
Mrs. w. Fl. Demarest is recovering
from her attack OF bronchitis.
Mr.. Barron Schroeder, of Now York
spent Monday in Jown,
Mr.. f. G. Teed is spending a few
days in Pouyhkeepsie.
Mr.. Howard Hancock is slowly i'm
proving from his attack Of innamma-
tory rheumatism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
PUNY CHILDREN
Words of Interest 10 Every Mother in
Perth Amboy.

Surely mothers are not to blame
for that when they cannot help"
said our well known druggist, Mr.. G..
A. Sexton, during a recent interview,
but when we see SO many thin, pale
faced and puny children on u
streets. we cannot help feeling that
mothers arc to blame, and we wish
We could tell every mother in Perth
Amboy what Vinol will do fer her
children"
Vinol is not q patent medicine, but
it contains in a highly concentrated
form all the strcngth-creatinS and
bodybuilding elements of cod liver
oil, actually taken from fresh Gods
livers, without grease o. oil. 1t does
not upset the stomach like old-fash-
toned cod liver oil and cmulsions,
and It's taste is so delicious that chill
dren love it.
Vinol strengthens the most deli
cate stomach, makes rich, rcd blood,
builds strong bone structure. creates
hard firm flesh tissue and r~osy-cheek-
ed, sturdy children are the inevita-
bic result.
Mrs. Jennie Perse. of Mansfield,
Ohio, says that her little. boy had oV-
c%r-studied and was so run down that
he was Il mere shadow. Vinol made
him a strong, well boy in a remarka-
bly, short time.
Mr.. c. A. Sexton says, For both.
children and adults Vinol is the
greatest strength Greater, b%ody-build-
or, and hc~atlh-restorcr we have ever
sold, and we will gladly refund tho
mono paid for it in every case where
it fails to give satisfaction c. A.
Sexton. Druggist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
DOGS CAUSE COMPLAINT.

Complaints are being made about
a large bulldog owned by Mr.. Miller.
of the firm Donnell & Miller, in
Broadway. attacking small dogs and
whipping them badly. Yesterday
some ladies went into Donnel & Mill
er's office and they had a pet dog with
them, The bulldog got the little dog
by the neck and only that he was
made to desist by strenuous efforts
on the part of one of the ladies the
little dog would have Jared badly,
as it was It's neck was swollen.
A dog belonging to Mrs. Blood
good. in John street. got after q lady
Monday evening and frightened her..
People have no right to lei such
dogs run loos in the public Streets,
especially after dark. Other people
have complained of the same dog
getting after them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Charles r.. Havcns. of Broadway,
is very i'll with the humps and his
little SOn also the disease. MIR. Hav-
ems two daughters, Blanche and
Helen, have boon i'll with the same
disease, as repoltcd before in these
columns, and it appears 10 be going
"ight through the family, for there
only remains two to have it,
Mrs. Ravens and her mother.
MT. and Mrs. Oscar Berlew, form
cr residents of David street. will re-
side in PlainGeld for the future,
where Mr.. Be"'ew has Il position.
Mrs. Bcrlew and her little girl left
Town yesterday Tor their new home.
Ollie Brown, Of John street, was a
Tottenville visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Dominick. of Newark, was
calling on old friends in town ycstcr-
day.
Mrs. Bernard Roddy and son JOS
oph. Of David street, were Perth
Nmboy visitors yesterday afternoon.
ElWood Brown, of John street, re-
turned home from Freehold after
|surDdinc a weeks vacation very
pleasantly there and rcnumed work
in SayrC & Fishers store yesterday,
VIII Stephenson, of Second street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor Yesterday.
Miss Grace Brown was a Perth
\mboy visitor yesterday.
The p. r. r. company'S electrician,
Mir. Ware, has rented Joe a. Sections
house in John street.
LOUis Pitmau has recovered from
several weeks illness and is at work
again for Mrs. Noah Furman, OF
.IDlu street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
TOTTENvILLE.
ARRANGING NEW QUARTERS.
Wen are Busy FIXING L
Ala ~
naN

Telephone Men are Busy Fixing Up
the Room.
A large force of men. under the
personal supervision of Assistant
Chief Arnot Quinby, of the cable de-
partment of the New York and New
Jersey telephone, are busily engaged
in putting up cables and boxes for
the new office which they expect to
occupy the first of April.
The new board and office fixtures
arrived yesterday and work will be
rushed through as rapidly as posi-
bic and when finished will be one of
the most up-to-date Offices of its size
of the company.
As the business has increased So
much lately it was found necessary
10 seek other and larger quarters
Two boards will be put up, which
requires another operator. Miss
Maudc Sure, chief operator, will be
in charge. and she will be assisted by
Miss Carrie Becker. Benjamin Cole
will be night operator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
PLEASANT PLAINS.
HELD LEMON SOCIAL.
Pleasing Program Was Rendered at
the Affair.

Pleasing Program Was Rendered at
the Affair.
4 lemon social was held at the res
idcncc of Mrs. Nicholas Lal'orge. in
Princes Bay, under the auspices Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Monday night. An excellent
program had been arranged. Miss
Eioise Pounding save . reading, a
solo was sung by Miss Oryilla Stein
meyer. Mrs. George White and Miss
Violet LaForgc sang a duet and a
solo was sung by Mrs. George White.
One of The amusing features of the
evening was a guessing contest. at
which Miss Gertrude Nance won first
ladies' prize, a faucy ornament, and
William Benz. Jr., won first gentle
mems prize.
Refreshments were served at an
early hour ard everybody departed
for their homes after having spent 4
most enjoyable evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. John Madison was visiting
friends in Perth Amboy Yesterday.
Bambcrger's and Doty's team will
roll a match game on the Amicitia
alleys in Amboy avenue tonight.
The Young Peoples Society of ST.
Marks NJ. +. church will have Il So
ciable at the home of Mrs. A. d.
Decker in Amboy avenue Friday
night.
\ number Of the Wembers of The
St. Marks NJ. e. church will attend
the services tomorrow night in St.
Paul's NJ. T.. church, T~ottenyille.
Miss Anna Arlington. of Princes
Bay, was Il Perth Amboy visitor yes
tcrday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
ANOTHER BANK CHECK.

Depositors of the dcfunct Bank of
Staten Island were a%grceably sur
prised Saturday 10 receive checks
from the receiver, j. B. Mayer. of
Buffalo, as the result of a contribu-
ton made 10 the bank by relatives of
Otto Altman. the defaulting cashier.
Mr.. Mayer had been in negotiation
with Ahlman's relatives in Germany
for several months trying to get
them to pay at least a part Of the
shortage. These relatives arc wealthy
but. OF course, there is no legal claim
on them. They gave $4,000. This
makes about twenty-five per cent.
received by the %depositors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-28
. DIFFERENCE
IN LUNGS.

In the Edinburgh Uni
vcrsity three human lungs lie
side by side. One is of an
Eskimo and is snow white.
In life, this would be ruddy
with rich blood. Another is
that of a coal-miner and is
black. The other is of a town
dwcllcr and is a dirty slate
gray, as are the lungs of most
city residents. That's why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why SCOTS
Emulsion does so much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blood. 1t
makes the lungs germ-re-
sisting. If the body is run
down and health is at a low
ebb SCOTS Emulsion will
build it up quickly and per-
manently.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pear Street New York.