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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
COMPLAIN OF COPPER WORKS.

William Matthes, of Fisher we
nue., is circulating a petition to be
sent to DR.. Thomas Darlington, pres
ident of the Board of Health of the
City of New York. to have the gases
and smoke from the Tottenville Cop
per Works abated. 1t is claimed that
it is killing all trees, Vegetation and
plants within any distance of its
plant. 1t is also claimed that it has
discolored even the monuments and
tombstones in Bethel cemetery that
is situated nearby. Many prominent
citizens have signed so far.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
EASTER AT BETHEL.

Bethel Methodist Episcopal church
held special services yesterday. An
elaborate program had been arrang-
ed for the day by Andrew Sprague,
leader of the choir. Several anthems
were sung, and Miss Grace andre
vett sang a solo at the evening SER
vice. Rev. A. r. Grouse, the new
pastor, delivered his first sermon to
his new charge. He was cordially
received by all members present dur
ing the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16

MIR. PERRINE,S STATEMENT.

Regarding Mr.. Straub's remarks
at the borough counsel las week, IL,
c. Perrine writes as follows:
The facts are these. the road at
cemetery fence and Pine avenue is
laid out exactly where it was origin
ally. The Old road was a drift road
of about ten feet wide and Mr.. Per-
rine gave the land, making seventy
five feet wide, and the borough va
Gated the end of the street that butts
up against the cemetery fence. What
makes the road curving at Portia
street and Pine avenue is that the
course of the road was changed north
of Portia street. From Portia street
to cemetery fence if is same place as
it originally was, only much wider"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16

ICE Mill COST MOKE.

II is said that the Swan Hill Ice
Company have notified Il number of
their customers that ice will be high
er than last season and the price sci
on it is not at all satisfactory to some
of their customers. We stated some
weeks ago that the price of ice would
not exceed a raise of over fifteen
cents more per hundred than last
r"'r. which would bring the price un
20 ON twenty-five cents to forty cents
er hundred to the stores and from
fifty cents to sixty-fve cents per hun
dred to private houses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
MR.. WALKER HONORED.

A sumptuOus dinner was given at
the Richmond County County Club
one evening last week by the direct
ors in honor of Arthur L.. Walker,
the retiring president of the club,
who served very faithfully during his
administration and won the conf
dence and high esteem of his fellow
officers. The table was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Several
speeches were made and the evening
was delightfully."- passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
WANT HOUSES HERR

1t is said that the new glass work.
near Old Bridge is going to be 1;
great boom for that place as they
will probably employ quite a large
number of people and they are desir-
Gus of getting some party or parties
who have money to invest TO build
houses there. 1t is thought it would
be a good investment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
MISS LaFORGE ENTERTAINED.

Miss Eta LaForge entertained d
few friends at her home, in Station
avenue. Friday night. Music, sing
ing and games were the features of
the evening. Miss Mamie and Thorn
as McNulty rendered some very beau
tiful selections on the piano and vio-
lin. About II o'clock refreshments
were served and at an early hour
they departed for home. Those pres
ent were the Misses Winnaford
Crane, Hattie Slower, Katie Wright.
Anna Lundberg, Ethel Merget and
Mamie McNulty; Messrs. George
Glass, Thomas McNulty, William
White, Rueben Siminson and Thomas
La Forge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
READY FOR PLAY,

Everything is in readiness for the
first entertainment of the Westfeld
Dramatic Club in knights of Pythias
Hall Wednesday night. Three COM
edies will be produced. THE Irish
Linen Pedier,v Uncle Jack or Testing
Hearts" and "a Night In Happen. N.
j." There will also be moving pic
lures aftef the entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
MANY IMPROVEMENTS.

During this week Harry e.
Sprague, the confectioner of Amboy
avenue and Main street, is going to
make some extensive repairs to his
place. He is going 10 have it paint
ed and thoroughly renovated and also
put his ice rea parlor in a first
class condition for the coming season.
Contracts for the work will probably
be given out tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Mary Gaub, wife of Conrat
Gaub, died with cancer at her HON
in Browntown 3 o'clock Saturda'
morning. The funeral will take plac'
today at ! O'Clock from the house
Interment will be made in Morris
town. Mrs. Gaub leaves a husband
four sons and a daughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
QUAIL ESCAPED.

Some of the quail sent to Game
Warden Steuerwald escaped and
there was a great hunt for n pair
of them. They stayed in one garden
all day. then some boys got after
them and hunted them out and they
finally flew over the housetops to-
wards the bay. Finally IL of the
pair was captured and brought back
but it died, so they let the other ono
on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
TOTTENvILLE.
LIQUOR DEALERS MEET.

A special meeting OF the Rlch-
mond County Wine, Liquor and Beer
Dealers Association will be held at
it's meeting room, Odd Fellows Hall'
Brook street, Stapleton, TINS alter-
noon at 8 O'Clock. The prentlce
Raines law hotel bill, signed by Gov
ernor Higgins, will be the special
subject.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
AT ST. II CHURCH.

At st. Marks NJ. f. church yester-
day, the Rev. J. B. Rhodes, the new
ly appointed pastor, delivered his
first sermon to his new charge. The
morning service was conducted by the
Sunday school. The evening service
was by the choir. Professor George
ID. Heck and his assistants had ar
ranged an elaborate program and
special music a rendered by the
choir. ..,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
FORMATION COMPLETED.

The foundation is about completed
for the new house of James Hawkins
in William street. This is the first
house built in town with the rock
face stone. William Vaughn, of
Fisher avenue, has the contract for
all of the mason work. The carpen-
ter work will be rushed through as
rapidly as possible and will probably
be finished by the first of June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly clean
SEES the system and clears the com
plexion of pimples and blotches. 1t
is the best laxative for women and
children as it is mild and pleasant
and does not grippe or sicken. Orino
ID much superior to pills, aperient
waters and all ordinary cathartics as
it does not irritate the stomach and
bowels. Sections pharmacy, 40 Smith
- roat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
THREE MASSES THIS MORNING

This morning there were three
masses for the dead in St. Mary's
church. At 8 o'clock the funeral OF
Mrs. Catherine Mulhane, of August
street, took place, at 10 o'clock that
of Miss Mary owens, and at II
o'clock the funeral of Mrs. Gala
CHAN. both of Bergen Hill. Mis-
Owens was a member of the Sodality
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
AUTO CLUE MEETING.

Members Of the Richmond County,
Automobile Cl1b + urged by Presi-
dent Schultz TO attend the meeting
of that organization to be held this
evening at Hugot's Hotel, st. George,
at 8 o'clock. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Max Wilbur, who has been serious
ly i'll at his home in Amboy avenue,
is improving slowly.
Fred Davidson has filed plans will
the building department for the cree.
ton of an automobile garage at his
residence in Bay View e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
CONCERT IN PERTH AMBOY.

A concert for the benefit of the A.
NJ, e. Zion Mission will be held to-
night in Odd Fellows Hall, Perth
Amboy, at s o'clock. when the cele-
brated Hunters Tennessee Minstrel
Troupe. of T~ottenville, will again
make their appearance, also the
Decker twin sisters. The committee
have worked hard TO make this affair
a success. Admission twenty-five
cents, children, fifteen cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
HUGUEN0T.
LECTURE

The lecture to be held in the Re-
formed church tonight, under the
auspices of the Board of Education
of the city of New York. will be de-
livered by H. Montague Bonner, who
will take for his subject FINLAND
and Its People" which will be illus
trated by s%tereopticon views.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
L~EIDERKRANZ WILL SING.

The Singing Society Leiderkran
held a special meeting for practic'
aSturday night and will sing at thu
funeral of Mrs. Conrad Gaub, Il
Browntown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
GET INCREASE IN SALARY.

In a dispatch from Pennington 10
a Trenton newspaper the account of
the first quarterly conference of the
NJ. e. church, of which Rev. D. w.
McIntire is pastor, was given. The
pastors salary is to be increased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16
NEW HOUSE HERE,

e. Cambreling has filed plans with
John Seaton, superintendent of
building in Richmond borough, for
a handsome dwelling to be erected
corner Amboy and Huguenot ave-
nues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16

To manage your cellar and attic
successfully you must be a pretty
,fgood want advertiser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-16

SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04
Woman

with repressed anger But noticed it
they were too intent for the answer. The advent
of school-teacher in dense region of ignorant
Russia marks an epoch. Much may come of it.
No. no. volunteered Ivan in a tone which
almost bore disdain She is not like Katya
she has brown hair
Barkoff interrupted rudely: Brown? Thou fool
of man without eyesl You are getting DID, or it
may be the glare of the Brown? 1t is gold!
Do YOU hear? Gold! | went with her into the
house of Matrenska. The light fell her hair-it
was coiled up like a mass-Echknai Dull gold
that SO, only when the light strikes it places
there is gold fire, pure gold
Barkoff spoke these words with the keen avarice
of who has too little gold, who has
lived his life in misery country which knows only
dirty grease-sulied copper. To his hearers gold
also a magic word. There was music in it,
color, atmosphere Gold lightens the heart; it is
ruddy, cheerful, gay. Gold and are not
friends Think of golden coin Is it not dim
Piled, smiling1 Does it not radiate laughter
Think of a maidens uncaught golden hair and you
will know that joy which is found even at the
ends of the poorest snow-covered waste, where the
forest and the wolves quarrel and the bleak winds
applaud.
Ivan silently admired Barkoff with his eyes,
regretting his limited speech
Little Stepan appreciated the enthusiasm
clearly. " saw golden-haired once, he
said. She glorious | told you of it, Katya.
1t when / was in the city at school,
Yes commented Katya unpleasantly; and
then you got i'll and had to come home
Mtritch added, with sarcastic information that
almost conveyed Those schoolsl What
do they do for a man? You should have gone to
school in the forest, Stepan yes"
They all proud of Stepan's learned ways,
but they never let pass an opportunity of hooking
his school. They had means of properly demon
strating this pride, by admission of his
superiority and this they were not certain of and
would not yield.
Stepan had labored diligently in the city Quite
the boy he had been in the beginning, uniformed
and without discrimination Four years
would have made of him a brilliant man despite
the crudty of his origin, for Stepan was endowed
with that vital spark, intellect, which is flung
without aim by the hand of the Creator. Unham-
pered by the stupidity of ancestry, unbounded by
the barriers of circumstance, lured on by ambi-
ton this spark is gnited in some one about to
meekly join lfe's great procession of the common
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04

Mitritch Was an Iron Man
81 place. Is the lighting accident of nature,
Is it the sarcasm of jaded system? To those
adrift the poverty-rimmed of despair
it is certainly a symbol of the dim, majestic
sentnels watching, ever just. And he to
whom falls the priceless gift possesses the
heritage, perhaps the wit, of God
Little" Stepan gave a sigh that could be heard
but not construed. He glanced all about the
gloomy room, noting its grays and browns and
sober hues Then he thought of the city, with its
broad, gay-decked Streets painted with the rays
of the sum- the wondrous CLEANS of the temples
and their uplifting naughty domes, the marbles
purely white snow, the bronzes in the hollow
eyes of which he had read dreams; and then,
somehow, Little" Stepan drifted off into vague,
misty reverie of woman with golden hair. She
had lived across the way from his lodging. The
conventional street divided them. Once he had
stared into her eyes, and afterward he had
felt ashamed because of this rudeneSs He had
watched her shy1y that woman-lthe, graceful as
fawn, with the face of maid and the rounded
form of a nymph, with that wide uncertain
thing in her glorious mauve Swallowed eyes which
told why Orpheus had gone down to Hades
A noise in the roonl-Stepan started and rubbed
his vison-veed eyelids The enchanted city dis
appeared, and there remained only the Russian
room, gloomy, dull, disappointing. Old Peter
his way to bed; Barkoff and Ivan at the
door, leaving Little Stepan sat at the table
until the house grew still. His pale face was bright
with mystic happiness, his wide gray eyes were
fixed on something far away. The candle began to
splutter. Picking it up he went to the door slowly,
and with his hand upon the curtains he looked
round, still with that distant gaze of reverie.
Her hair like gold" he whispered gently
gold, pure gold"
Stepan sighed, The room was only dull grays
and browns Eurydice had gone.
Two days later Ivan the Tall drove up to the
house He and old Peter talked awhile with much
laughter shaking their heads Stepan heard Ivan
say:
We all love her, Peter, yes; but think of Barkof.
Don't you remember how Syco1ski once said Barkof
was as brutal as a horse? And he could not talk
without lying even to himself from the army.
Barkoff, indeed"
Stepan asked them: what is all this about
Barkoff?"
And Ivan made a grave pretense at secrecy,
putting his hand to his mouth and whispering:
Barkof is in love"
Stepan smiled at this for Barkof had never
loved other than his horse. All! and with whom,
Ivan?"
The little schoo-teacher.'
Stepan almost gasped in his establishment
Yes yes, it is true enough" assured Ivan the
Tall, Barkoff is in love with her. She does not
know it. Poor Barkoffl Well, men all fools.
What use for Barko with that face OF his, to make
you, Stepan, the Cars cloak is not finer than that
woman's hair Echkmai but when l look at it /
am a miser And we ali love her, ev,n Barzoff.'
Old Peter interrupted with suggestion, an idle
thought: Now if it Mitritch eh3'
Ivan pinched up his eyes, as he always did when
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
9hoRTAcE m the Books or ThE
OFFICE CAUSES the coMMis-
sioNERs TO vAcATE THE or
FicE-olETERlch MAKES COCO
APpARANET SHORTAGE.

The resisnation OF Il. De,tenca.
county recorder a4d ex-oniclo ccua.y
auditor was demanded by ne counsy
commissioners ana received this
moFnins. ssass.sss asssess ssss,ssssss
Toe commissioners founu, upon IN
formation from the district attorney
aud the county treasurer. that the
books Of the auditor do not CORE
sponu with those or the otaer or
ficials. -sssss
AZ investigation tina: followed dis-
closed an apparent shortage that Was
made up by Dettericn, his resignation
bss& sN etge 81
Geo. II. Meyers foreman OF the
grand jury, stated that the grand 1gfy
will expert the county books. q Il
necessary she c61nty4 esanmissionerz
win do SO in 6EdSi 8 discoye.. !,
any exist, f6rtk1 D j ! 5s sss
John Ellis. vas appointed to nh the
Eplsces MADE s>ceat ~ nslter,ca.s res
ignation.
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The board Of capitol conanals'st1nsss
met today .nd let the conrr,.s- u.
heating the capitol buildtnx anst me
library br-ildinx.
After lot Of discussion ABOUT laer-
its Of heating apparatus the board de
cided to take the Morgan system. Eo-
posed by Savage Z Adair. al tfe s.sn-
tract price OF xsO6S.
AS the appropriation only a1no,sn,s
to 1880, for heating the captai
building and the contract calls TOR
heating both buildings. the board Will
create deficiency through the stasa
beard of examiners OF y5bS, the DIR
ference between the amount OF the
contract and the appropriation
When the legislature meets this
winter, the capital building and rne
library building both viii oe properly
heated.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
TO DEVELOP M,DonA.D M,nts

80 {
Senator Kearcs and reid kara,.
have taken an active part in the = =
velopment or the Mcdonald property,
the control Of which they, ACQUIRED
on a recent trip to Nevada, ahds =
hoist ana other suitable equipment
has been ordered fer the mine to re
delivered at the earliest possible date.
This property Is located distance of
4about fifteen 4iles tom sEly. u the
sluck Creek ceuntry, md sfron me
showing that has been made In the
prospecting work that has beeh done
the psoperty 10 destined to become
Eone Of the big silver-lead produc s-s
in Nevada
Messrs. KeAfns and Keith made q
personal inspection Ut the ground be
fore taking up the option thai aAi
been offered them, and after carefully
inspection pndes direction Of NC
Donald d<ela1tS teke = hand in the
opening arr1ngements BY the expendi
|tdle o. q s1saA - noaey.
r 1he- cunap'ls -to-be .tepped, hy .a-rali
read in short time. and by the tim'
TIT the Iron horse heads Into tina
Inesks a the woods, this property VII
| probably be in shape for the procuc
tion Of ore On large scale.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

Al attempt to set nre to the city ,,t
Carson was made this morning In the
rear of DR.. Won Kadeskys onice On
Carson street. $50
The timely. discovery of. the biaze
BY > .4-a. who was compelled To-
aDaalon pursuit OF the incendlary.
wssale ne put out the nre. saved one
block at least from destruction
The incendiary saturAts. the rear
OF the frame building .ldjoinlng tnat
of the Fox estate ww.th coal Oh. by
some inconcievah!e plan. ne soakea
the boards elmmediateiy Dack OF q
sbr. .ck ovel and only sle 1ence Durnea
when he lighted It. In order 70 maxs
the iames spread more readily Ne
left = portion CT his coal oil in the
bucket 1t the base OF the tence. ana
started to run down the aliey-
At this 1uncture. the nre vas seen
BY ". I. King, puDlisher OF the
'.Weekly. who happened to ~ IN nc
that hour getting out the paper he
rusned down the alley and almost
celiided with the incendiary vao ran
cat OF the place ana disappeared IN
| the darkness.
The pr0xanity OF the large buildings
to the place where the rear waN vas
hnrning compelled KING to aoanaon
pursuit and extinsuish the nre. wnlcn
he did.
Police were notified ana - search
began for the fugitive incendtary. but
up to this evening ne mas not Deen
| detected. o f,s
A fairly good description OF MIN
Was given by King. anu the poilce
! are still looking tor him. Had the
blaze spread to the buildings near
| where 1t was started. nothing could
have saved vairabie and extensive
stocks OF goods.
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r ANS FOR jul 7 4
SllRDI1kRvlllE TO AlVE The
BlGeEsT DAY YET

& ~
Plans Cor the celebration o. Rail-
road Day ard the Fourth OF July .,
G--dneryille are complete.
The program has been arranged and
Douglas county people are in readi-
ness tor the Eis~ crowd. Hotel ana
osacr ACCOMMODATIONS are ample ana =
Ene grove has Deen arranged VITA
lablcs tor those that desire &c. bring
their own lunch, and picnic white taey
ENJOY ahe day slaropervii.e saows ner
resources = tae wt-,d.
AT 10 a. m. the excursion to be run
BY the v. and +. over -le new ROAD
from Reno, Larson and Virginia VIII
arrive id Gardneryt,e.
ii AT 10: ~ !. d. the Industrial Daraae
sheaued oy the Indian school band con
slsling of - iioatS representing every
business and industry in Douglas
county. Marshall CT the day =. 4.
Mack. Il
At 11:l5 .. n. the parade will as
hand 1t Larson's grove where the liter.
.ary exercises will be held. Hon. Geo.
NspsinsmeSsS Min deliver the q.
at.cn. Louie @Uoldstein viii read the
Dcciarstion q laaepsnaence. the
uardnerviiles chores consuming or =
xyscss, will tender seserai patrio1ic
selections. Al lila the meern vii
adjourn %. .a-ch.
Al / p. N. sconcert by the indian
band viii be given in L.rson's sfoye
Al 1850 p. n. the. Blue Kock snoc
Ing tournanent between the earses
.ad ::;ardnerville ignn ca9bs. - ~ I
Al ; D. N. the .-eid met vim TAX
place. Three teams have been entef
ed Gardnervile, in1.an scnooi and Ga1
sea City.
Al s4:lS the horse races. A. runnin!
race for purse OF t1u. 4rottlng rae
for purse OF yzO. Boys pony race 10
purse Of IS.
s4m--At S y. m. fat mans race ope1
ITO all Weighing over rs pounds.
G.ris race 81 yards for purse
$50.
At SOD p. m. CREASED pig contea
pen to AL. -
After this the horribles viii arriy
II froa. Buckskin by special excursio
o,er the air line route.
AT Z p. m. the concert In the ma
Ly the young iauies OF the valley u
Ger the direction CT ProA. J. n. Wyii
The dance platform viii be open a
Afternoon and evening.
The v. Z, T. railway company VI
make their initial run over the ne
extension ON that day. This will gl'
tne people of Carson, Virgins and 4
90 and other neighboeAng towns
excellent chance for viewing the VI
ley OF the Carson, the most beautif
and proauctivea valley in the ere
state Of Nevada.
An excursion WIN be run from q
son. Reno ana virginia. at the
Iosing rates:
From Carson to Gardneryilles 2
rcturn. Is csats.
From Reno TO 0ardnerviiie and
turn, $50.
from virsiaia to Oardnerville .
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Good eyestght is blessing. II
yours Is failing, get a pair OF Dr.
Goldberg's glasses at once. GOES II.
tation free. OMtce In Park Hotel. 1t
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

Il is reported that Helen Nuritch,
the woman that claims the tOwnsite
oi Buckskin has disappeared and
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
CHILD BRAKES HER AKIN

Helen Wizard, seven year Old daught-
er o. n. w. Wizard. fell and broke
her left army this afternoon. <whlie
playing in the yard at home. Dr. Lee
was summoned
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

On the way from Currie's ranch q
train of teams soon Will be strung
out on the roa0 drawing fifteen 10
twenty carloads OF building materlai
for use in the erection Of houses IN
Eiy to accommodate the rapidly increas-
ing population Of the town.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

Work has been started on the al
dition to Valleys springs hotel to
contain so roms. ntted in modern man
ner in every respect.
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The end of the fiscal year is max
ing lot OF work for government Of
ficials