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New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES.
Amateur and Professional Golfers to
Plan at HoNy7coOd.

Entries and parings FOR the second annual
open championship tournament OF the Metro
aoltan Golf Association to be held at the Holly
wood Golf Club tomorrow. Friday and Satur-
day. were announced last night, and there are
forty-four In all, twenty-eight professionals
and sixteen amateurs. Whenever possible, anna
teurs and professionals have been paired to-
gether.
Alec Smith. OF the Nassau Country Club and
present open champion, has been paired with
Walter j. Travis, of the Garden City Golf Club.
They certain 10 carry a large gallery An
other pair likely to claim unusual attention Is
Jerome ID. Travers the amateur Metropolitan
Golf Association title holder, and Martin
O'Loughlin, the Plainfeld Country Club profess
sonaI. Both are homebreds OF the younger
school, and recognized as the best American
productions I'm their respective classes.
Conditions for the championship proper call
for seventy-two holes Of medal play, thirty-six
holes tomorrow and like number on Friday
There will be a four-ball competition on Satur-
day. amateurs and professionals playing to-
gether as partners: also an open eighteen-hole
medal play handicap.
Prominent among the pros" that have not
entered for the championship are Stewart Gard
ner, of the Garden City Golf Club; Dave Pat
rick. Westfeld Golf Club, and George Pearson
Forest Hill Field Club. Gardner Is kept busy
these days experimenting the improvements In
progress On the Garden CITY INKS nut ne hopes
to play with Devereaux Emmet In the four-bail
event.
There are hfty-six clubs in the Metropolitan
Golf Association. but all not supplied with
professionals. Others have pros but they do
not possess sufficient class TO warrant their en-
tering tournament OF this kind. The amateur
entry is about the same last year. The en-
tries and pairings are as follows:
a. m.John Young. Hollywood. J. F. Stanley
so5winie Norton, Deal. and Mr.. j. Campbell Phillips
Hollywood.
s1O-JOseph ]. Anson. Crawford and Mr p W. Kendall
el5-Tom Anderson. Montclair. and Mr. Frank z
Henderson, Hollywood.
e20-Chris Crosby. South Orange and Mr.. Arthur Nc
Alecnan Hollywood.
s2S-win Gaudin. Powelton. and Mr.. J. J. oDonohus
Jr, Hollywood.
esO-John insiis, Larchmont. ana Mr. F. C. Williams
Yountakah.
9s5George a, Kinsman. Brooklawn. and Mr., George H.
Robert Peebcs, Tarvisw and Mr.. Irving P Regsns-
burger Hollywood
e:45.Jack Brett westchester. and Mr.. Gilman p Tif-
e:50Martin o O'Toughtir. Plainheid and Mr Jerome D.
TTaveIs. Montclair.
e:55-Alex. Smith. Nassau and Sfr. Walter J. Travis
Garden City
1O:OQGeorge Low Baltusro and Air John NJ Ward. Fox
1o:15-Isaae Markis. Fox Hills and Robert Abbott.
1910 Robert Dow. Knollwood. and A. G. Grimths.
lO:15-Dave Hunter. Essex County and Jack Hutchin-
1O:2o-jack Hobens. EnglewOOd and John Hariand.
ATsdale.
1O;2S-Jack Mackie YOuntakah and Bernard Nichols.
New York.
1O:a0Dave Ogilvie North Jersey and Horace Rawlins
1O:ss-tIeTbert sxrong 'Apawamis and Walter stoddart
io:4o-George Thomson RossviIle. and Harry vinal
1O;4s- A. G Wheeler. Brookawn. and Mr. C. W.
LeEnbeck, Hollywood.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
LIVELY TENNIS GAMES.
De5ohurst Has an Easy Time an De
feating BIyth.

Spectacular playing in the doubles and lively
contests in the singles provided excellent sport on
the courts OF the EnglewoOd Field Club. Engle-
wood, NJ J.. yesterday, in the continuation Of the
tournament held under the direction Of the ma
tional association. The intercollegiate champion
Edward B. Dewhurst. Of Pennsylvania, showed
his speed in his match against the young expert
c. A. Blyth, tr. The wings of the latter were
clipped. far as championship aspirations were
concerned by the collegian. who won by the easy
score OF GO. Ell Two OF the foremost players for
the Metropolitan League honOrs, Frederick G. An
derson, of the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club, and
Otto H. Hnck, of the Montclair Athletic Club
gained places in the semi-fnal round Both won
In straight sets, Anderson defeating W. c. Allen
6-1, S-4 and Hinck defeating c. T. Young. CO.
Interest in the doubles is centred about the play
B. B: V. Lyon and Edward b. Dewhurst In their
opening open eompettion t1 Lyon and Dewhprst covered
won from the Lowell Lawn Tennis Club pair. L. H.
tests in the wOmen's Singles are expected to be
started to-day. The summary:
MsHs open o singles giles (ssond rqRndg
L. +. C.. 6-4 6-s Edward B. Dewhurst T. Of p de-
Has6 Taan syR e. s g G and defeated a a. O. f6oaSs
rssnwich g. defeated L IL Martin Lowell ans1 In e. e.
Ssa nfS1iSR Sess fsa3!y
Mems open doubles (Preliminary rogndB Berry and
Pwisht Thomas Montciair 4 c. sa 6-s ss: h L. anE j.
Crescent A. G. defeated DR.. william Rosenbaum and
William II. Connell. Harlem and New York L. T. c.,
6-2. 64: Frederick G. Anderson and H. Glazebrook
Kings County and Morristown F. c, defeated F.
colin and l.. B. Gilman Engewood F. c.. by default
Edward b Dewhurst and E. b. V. Lyon, University Of
Pennsylvania and New Haven l. T. defeated L. II
Martin and G T Young Lowell I" T. G.. Ga, 10; @
L. Taller and r. H. Palmer Ridgewood c. c.. defeated
Julio NJ steinacher and 2: Bird. Hamilton Grange L.
e, 81, So: Shepard Homans ana II Coppell. West
Humphreys. staten Island : and L T. G, 8-3 7-s
First round-Otto Fl. Hnck w. c. Allen NoutclaIr
A. G. and Knickerbocker F. C.: defeated r. NJ. Robinson
and Kenneth Easton Plainfeld g c. 6-1, e-I: I. s
= freeman and Morris IT, MorristoVn c. defeated
60. 6-2: Hugh Tallant and w. Ryan West Side l. r.
c.. defeated Norman Torrance and NJ. Hamilton Enge-
r e. "o0
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
TENNEY IN FIGHT WITH UMPIRE.
Manager Of Boston Team Has Encounter
with Klein Over Return Balls.

Boston. Aug 7.-Followins to-day's National
League baseball game between Boston and Pitts
burg. the South End grounds there was a
personal encounter between Fred Tenney manager
Of the Boston team. and Umpire KLEIN. Tenney
accused KLEIN OF neglecting 70 deliver over 20 him
the balls used in the game. which are always con-
sidered the property OF the homo club. He then
attempted fOrcibly TO search the umpires pockets
An exchange OF blows followed and Klem Il Is
alleged. threw OF the balls at Tenney hitting
him In the face Both men bear marks OF the en-
counter which. II s expected will be the subject
Of reports 20 President Pulliam Of the National
League. by the umpire and by tho Boston manage
meut
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
DANNY MAHER THROWN
american Jockeys Shoulder Badly
Bruised in the Brighton Stakes.

London. Aug. I'm the Brighton Stakes to-day
Hornhead, ridden by Danny Maher, the American
jockey. fell Maher badly shaken. but was
able TO walk, though the pressure Of the crowd
so great that it took seven mounted and about
fifty foot policemen 20 carve way for him TO the
paddock, about half q mile away.
Curiously. Maher remembers nothing Of this walk
Jockeys shoulder is badly bruised but he suffered
serious injury. It probably will be three weeks
before he IS able to ride again
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
sATANITA WINS KINGS CUP.
Kariad Finishes First. but Loses on Tims
Allowance.

Cowes Aug. THE yacht racing here to-day vas
under the auspices OF the Royal Yacht squadron
and the chief interest was in the contest for tas
Kings Cup for which there were fOuF entriss-
Emperor Williams American built schooner Meteor
Sir Maurice FitzCieTald's yawl Satanita. Sir Jt-s
PenGer'S cutter Eariad and ViSCOuut lveasas
schooner CetOnia-
There was almost entire absence OF breeze q
the start. and a sluggish contest was anttcpatAi-
The Satanita took the lead. heading 20 the eas,-
ward, with a favorable tide, with the karieG -
Cetonia and the Metear following IN the orc
named
The Kariad finished first. but the Satanisa, 4rriT
ing minutes % seconds later, won on time dlloe
ance. The Meteor was third The Cetonia retired
from the contest
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
SLOOPS

The Elmina and the ,Humma are the winners
out Of four starts, including three OF these the
Queen and the Humma have each won two races
70 date the Yankee has won three races and the
Rainbow one race.
There are seventeen entries for the for the
Kings Cup tomorrow. The start win be made al
10 O'Clock from Brenton's Reef lghtship, and the
courses will be about thirty-eght miles IN length.
according 20 the weather sharps here, tonight
mere VIII be plenty OF wind and. with so many
last schooners and slOops entered fine contest is
expected W. Gould BrOkaw's yaWl Sybarita broke
the jaws OF her safR to-day and will not be able
20 start IN to-rnorrows race. The entries are as
foLows: The schooners Queen. Corona, Einlina
AIaolta MuIiel and Tayilnina and the sioops Vlsis
lsGt, sSyDaritas bow, Yankee, WenfanOe Nicola
Enort, Hester, Irol!ta, Isolde and boris '
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
TO ARRANGE FOR ATHLETIC MEET.

III. Obertubessng has called meeting OF the
track and field championship committee Of the
Metropolitan Association OF the Amateur Athletic
Union 10 be held Friday night at the office
OF the secretary No. q Warren street. AT this
range the order of contests and select officials for
botn the metropolitan junior and the metropolitan
senior championships.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
DEMAND FOR WHITE STEAMERS.

II. D. Ryus. manager OF the White garage tn L's
Angeles. is spending several days IN this city. Los
Angeles Is a motoring paradise he says. and cars
cna be used there hftytwO weeks IN the year. q al
storage being unknown IN that locality. Mr. Ry,s
sold SiNly-SeVen White ..0Fs in Los Angeles tnfs
year and next season he expects 90 ssll al tns
Whites he get hold Of
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
HARVARD oARsmENs susY DAy,

I Bourne End. England. Aug. THE Harvard o1rs.
[Tnen were out the Thames this morning ana
evening. In the morning they rOwed IN short orrs's
from the Island 70 StaveOak Ferry. and tn ta-
evening they padded downstream for q cQ-ss.-
cradle distance, but did not set up a fast stE1 -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
SPIDER WINS LEG ON CUP.

HendOn Chubbs Spider representing the Ati-n-
tic Yacht Club of Sea Gate. scored leg yester-ay
afternoon. on the Bellows Perpetual Challense CUP
The conditions that govern the cuD state t1i-
there shall be three less in each contest for t~s
trophy. The race yesterday was the frsts u
was to windward and return. The second WI. =
on Thursday and will be triangular. No date -
yet been named for the third race. The racs
was ten miles The summary
BELLOWS CHALLENGE CUP-CIaASs O-START sao
COURSE. 10 MILES
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
CINCINNATI
BROOKLYN

Earned TunE-CfnclnnatI. 3 InTee base hI1S-E-a.7-.
MaIouey. Three-b hiC-Sege. Home T1n-Corcors-.
stolen bases-HumneI (3l Ritter. ApeTman lvsois
pays-Jude and CorcoTan; Kelley and Schlei 90 Sc1-.
and Higgins; Corcoran Higgins and schst; Mccarthy
and Hummel Left baSes-Cnciunati. B; EToozlIn. g.
First base on bals-On Mcfarland. B; or Wicker
First base error-Brooklyn. l. Struck olt-Ey Nc
Farland, 8: by Wicker. 2 Wild ptrch-VticSe-. Ina
154. Cmpire-Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At AIbnay-Aloany. 8; Wilkes-Barre,
At TrOy-SCranton, 6; Troy. I.
At Ctica-SyTacuse 8: Utica, O.
At GloVeTsvilIe-A.. J. and c.. 5: Binghamton,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
RAIN STOPS TRoTTIN6 NEET.

Buffalo. AUG. THE Grand Circuit trottlns races
at KenilwOrth were postponed to-day on account Of
a wet track.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
BROOKLYN LOSES TO RED SOCKS

The Superbas lost to Cincinnati yesterday =.
washington Park by a score OF to I. McFarlaad
who was released by Pittsburs pitched far Brook.
Iyn- He scored the only run made By his sGA
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

&e<hAAC@~N7A @safA1G@ss
ic. 8: n p, o forfeited Pittsburz. 2; Eossoz
lcinnatt. 8; Brooklyn. L Philadelphia 4; s. L-aa
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
PHILADELPHIA. l: ST. LOUIS. q
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Baltimore 8: Rochester jersey City Bualo t.a'n,
first gamel- Providence, O. Montreal u
Rochester .: Baltimore. Newark. 5; Toronto O
(secOnd gamep-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
CHICAGO. 9; PHILADELPEIIA a
WASHINGTON. 8. DERoIr. h
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES To-oAv.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

Chicago az New York Pittssur~ at Hss.s,
Cincinnati az Brooklyn- ST. Louis az Phllat-lpssn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
LEAGUE srANorNa

81. Louis. Aug. THE game between ss. ~
landers and 81. Louis scheduled s0- th,s a,,.,,s-
Ess postponed on account os a vtoIsr. w.aa ,ss
rain storm.
The rain flooded the bail grounds 20 s7ch
tent that all thoughts o. holding ths za-n.
early abandoned. Is "a probable chae a aos,,S
header viii be played to-mOTruw.
CHICAGO. q; PHILADELPHIA a
AT Chicag0- Pm,
Chicago -.............0 o oe ee0
Philadelphia ..-........0 o o D D b a., :
Batteries: ChicasO-Walsh and Sullivan. pa.
6elphia-WaddeL and Sehracie UmDire-.i..s,
WASHINGTON. 8: DETROIT &
At Detroit Ruv
Detroit ...............,.O 0 . . 006E
Batteries: washingtcn-Hushes. Ki.soo ,,s
Wakefield; DetrOit-EGoanNss S-ever and Wars,
Cmpire-COnnoly.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGYYF
Rain and Wind Stora Prn.n..
Yanhee-St. Louis Game
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES ron.x
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

AMERTCAN LEAGUE
N Y. VS. Louis trat1l. Cnlcsso a. pAn.1.,..
Cleveland Boston ain) VNashinsso1 s. ostraH,e.'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08
PITTsBVRG. Z; BosToN. s

At Boston ~
Pittsburg .-.----.---2 z @
I Batteries: Pittsburg-Lynch and Gibson; Boston,
| Witherup and Needham- Umpre-klem.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

Baseball Polo Grounds To-day, y. M-Clantx
ShaInyicns, va Chicago. Adm. soc.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

Hllcohral1 LHd % r.ds ri
HAhe TIE e<1.y fAo<s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

Clara Huron, well up all tn
Song. Sea salt ran a faiF race.
4IE RACE.-THD MOHAWK
4 Won driving. Tina. 1:B3s.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-08

Ben Hodfsr closed ana galoping Rt the
Itrstch aToDped back California kns dic fairly wen
T Rcgo= Eaiesns three ysaT Ola o9d ggTaTa 900 I'd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
ALZ Sorts
Of Sport
Gossip
Skates, q French
Invenhon, the Latest
NoOelW---W Willie Hoppe
to Meet Either Schaefer
or SIossoa, or Both---In
door Rifle TOURNEY.

Motor skating is the latest possibility
that is likely to attract the attention of
the sport loving public in the near fu-
ture. What effect motor skates will
have, upon the future of motor cycles
or even light runabout automobiles it
is predetermined at this time to specu-
late, but the fact that such speculations
may assume very practical shape is
seen in the fact that a pair of motor
skates is now on exhibition in the Par
is automobile salon.
These motor skates have attracted
much attention, but the inventor, NJ.
Constantine, intends TO devote more
time in improvements before he places
them upon the market. He claims.
however, that the wonderful tales of
the seven league boots will dwindle al
most into insignificance when motor
skates become the popular rage.
The skates as at present constructed
weigh about sixteen pounds and will
cost about 500. Each skate is pro-
PEELED by a motor of one and one-fourth
horsepower. sufficient to give the ear
er an opportunity to attain Il speed of
from six to thirty miles an hour.
They are roller skates. the wheels
being eight inches in diameter. and the
residence of the solid tires is supple
mented by a special compensating sus-
pension which takes the place of
springs. The gasoline and accumula-
tors are carried in n belt, which is
strapped around the waist, and flexible
wires connect the belt with the motors.
The general appearance of these in
~genious skates is said to resemble min
iature motor cars. They are about fiji
teen inches long and broad in proper
ton.
NJ. Constantine believes there is a
great future ahead for motor skating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
CONCAN N N
WINS AGAIN.
Woodbridge Pool Shot Maintains
His String of Victories in
State Tournament.

Joe Concarnon, of Woodbridge,
and George Flynn, Of Newark, dispOs-
ed of their opponents in the state
pool championship tournament nj the
Prudential Hotel, in Newark, We'd
nesday night, Concannon defe lting
Harry Overracker, of Paterson, by
the score of 125 to so, and the New.
ark ma winning from Harold Blair,
of Mcrristown. 1876 to l13.
The tournament is nearing its end,
but the most important games have
still to be played. Some warm times
may be expected when such men as
FLYNN, Mature, Concannon and But
tie meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
SHERIEE,S SALE.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY,
Between Foster NJ. Voorhees,, receiv-
er of the Republic Savings and Loan
Association, complainant, and Peter
Hansen, ct ais, defendants, Fl Fa.,
for sale of mortgaged premises, dated
February 6. 1906.
By virtue of the above stated writ
to directed and delivered, / will eX-
pose TO sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH FOUR
TENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND SIX,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of the
said day, at the sheriff's Office, in the
City of New Brunswick, New Jersey:
All tract or parcel of lands and
premises situate, lying and being in
the City of Perth Amboy, in the
County of MiddleseX and State of New
Jersey:
Commencing at a point On the
n~ortherly side of Washington street,
distant westerly two hundred and
fifty feet from corner formed by the
intersection of said northerly side of
Washington street, with the westerly
side of Campbell street and from
thence running northerly on a line
parallel with Campbell street, one
hundred feet to a point, and from
thence running westerly on a line
parallel with Washington street
twenty-five feet to a point; and from
thence running %southerly on a line al
right angles 10 said Washington
street one hundred feet to a point in
said northerly side of Washington
street; and from thence running east
erly along said northerly side twenty
five feet to the point or place of be-
ginning.
Said lot is bounded on the north BY
land of Cortlandt Parker, on the
south by Washington street, on the
east by lot number four ca, and or
the west by lot number two CD, and
being known on a map Of building
lots at Perth Amboy, N. j., belonging
to Hugh Ramsay, formerly of J.. f.
Emmons, 1883, surveyed, &c, by c.
C. Hommann. Perth Amboy, N. j."
as lot number three 60 in block
number three 90.
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties, privileges, hereita-
ments and appurtenances t%hereunto
belonging or in anYwise appertaining.
ANDREW S. CHURCH,
Sheriff.
Charles A. Trimble, Solicitor.
169-2-9-5t.Fri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
po saonsasAeaenoasnsas4snonea enoasas4eususaaus
n The FIELD OF SPORTS
TROUBLE WITH HAND.
Johnny Dryer Returned to This City-Fight
Nav be POSTPONED.

Because Of some trouble with his
hand, johnny Dwyer, who has been
in Philadelphia for the past few
weeks getting in trim for the battle
which he expected to have with Tom
my O'Toole, of Philadelphia, before
the National a. c. Saturday night,
February %. has returned to this
and it is most likely that the
scrap viii be postponed as Dwyer
does not thing that his hand will be
in shape for the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
PUBLIC SEsVICE TIME TABLE

Cars leave Railway Junction for Railway he
formatory every 80 minutes from $40 a. In. until
11.40 pm
Cars leave Railway JuuGSon for Woodbridge
Creek every hour from $40 a. m. until IL 10 p. m
connecting with New Brunswick cars II after
the hour. 9.10 d. M. car from Railway Junction
last car that makes connections for New
Brunswick
Cars leaving New Brunswick at 5.45 a. m. and
every hour until S.45 =. III. connect with car for
Sewaren, Woodbridge, Railway and Westfeld.
Cars leaving Perth .Amboy ferry at 500 a. m
and every hour until 9.57 p. m. then 10.42 p. m.
and 11.42 p. m connect for Sewaren. Wood.
bridge, Railway and Westiield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

Within the last three years Col. II. B.
MaXon, OF Reno. New. has fallen down
a mining shaft, breaking both legs; been
knocked across a Los Angeles street by
road wrecks, participated in an automo-
bile smash-lp in Salt Lake City, and
eve weeks ago was trampled nearly 10
death by some horses. He is afraid his
accident insurance policy will be cam
eled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
MIR. OUT.

f. x. Southwick, of Brighton ave
nue., a member of the Danish Sociable
A. c., who has been confined to his
home for the past week, because of II
sore shoulder, the result of an ac-
cident while doing some athletic
stunts, at the club, is able to be
around again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
AMAuITns LOST TWO

In the Interstate games on tie
alleys of the Amicitia Association. at
Pleasant Plains, last night, the Am
rites of this city lost two games. The
match was an interesting one all the
way through.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
STILL LEADS.

RAYMOND Abilgaard, who, Tic ear
ly part of this month, rolled high
score, PAS, on the Bloodgood alleys,
is still at the head Of the list Other
bowlers have tried to pull ahead, but
have not been able to.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
WILL PROBABLY DISBAND.

Because of the poor condition of
the ice in this city this winter, the
Perth Amboy Hockey club did not
play any games. 1t is expected that
the team will now disband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
DANISH 4. c. DRILL.

At the Danish Sociable A. c. last
night. a number OF the members were
put through a drill by the instructor.
Plans for the private and public
dances are rapidly being completed.
SPORTS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
CABLE WORKS BALL TEAM

The Standard Underground Cable
Works. it is expected, will put a
strong baseball team i'll the field this
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Pike Centennial.

A military festival is to be held in
Colorado next fall to commemorate tie
one-hundredth anniversary Of the Zsb-
ulon Pike expedition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

The Amarite bowling team will be
out for a practice game on the Blood
good alleys tonight. The boys are
showing up in lively form lately and
they expect to roll up some neat
scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Whence Our Almonds.

The United States imports every year
about 5000. coo pounds of almonds
They come chiefly from Spain, Italy
and France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Children Born il England.

Only IS per cent. as many children
are bern in England now as were born
80 years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Uncle Jerry.

1--WE seen fellers," said Uncle Jerry
PEBBLES. 80 tucribly bent on gettin'
into good society, b'gosh, that they
went broke."-Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
BLOODGoOD's HIGH SCORE.

Mcdowell rolled the only high
score on the Bloodgood alleys last
night. He made an even 200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
KIRBY1s HIGH SCORE.

George Jaycox rolled high score Oh
the Kirby alleys last night. He made
POI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Big Ribbon Product.

Ribbons and Dassementeries to the
value of $751; 600 900 we're produced in
1904 at St. Etienne, France.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
ROW. EI)R PRIZES.

On the last day of this month, a
week from Wednesday, the bowling
off for prizes at the the local alleys
will take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16
Queer Loan Business.

A business in Australia is that Of
lending engagement rings aud wed
ding trousseauX.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-16

OF all Americans those of French en-
traction spend the smallest proportion
OF their income on food.