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Evening journal., 1907-11-08
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in VIII
mngton.

Delay Has Been Dangerous in VIII
mington.
DO the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly i'm times of danger.
Backache Is kidney danger
Doans Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing. dangerous kid
ney ills.
Plenty Of evidence 20 prove this.
Jacob T.. Doyle. living on Washing
ton street. Havre de Grace. Md, says.
up 10 four years ago / had been
suffering from kidney complaint and
hackache My back panied me so
badly at times that / was unable to
make any quick movement as / would
suffer sharp twinges. Constant dull
pains through my loins kept me awake
at night and / would arise in the
morning tired and unrefreshed. My
kidney secretions caused me much an
noyancc on account OF their irregular
action I saw Doan's Kidney Pills
highly recommended for these COM
plants so / procured a box and began
using them according TO directions
They cured me and the cure has re-
mained. permanent. and Is apparently
as fresh today. April 2s. 1907. as when
first made. 1908 know of many
others who have used Doan's Kidney
Pills with the same satisfactory re-
suits"
Plenty more proof Hike this from
Wilmington people Can at Danforth's
Pharmacy and ask what their custom
ers report
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
REGISTERS ORDERS.

STATE OF DELAWARE. IN THE REG
IsTERS COURT, NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
In the matter Of the proof OF a certain
paper writing purpurtus to be the last
will and testament of Elizabeth b. Floyd,
deceased.
AND NOW TO WIT This Thlrtieth day
of October A. d.. 1897, IL appearing TO the
Repister that the citation issued In this
case has been returned by the sheriff non
sunt invent, as TO Frank McManus Isa-
bella McManus Harold McManus and
Willard H. Mcdowell, and that they are
out OF the state and cannot be served with
process.
in rs THEREFORE, ORDERED by the
Register that the said Frank McManus.
Isabella McManus. Harold McManus and
willard H. Mcdowell, appear before the
REGISTER at hls office iu Wilm ngtOn on
Wednesday the Twelfth day of November
next. nt 40 O'Clock "a. m, that being the
time and place appointed By the Regis er
paper writing, bearing date November
Nineteenth. a. d.. 1907 and purporfinr
10 be the last win and Testament of
Elizabeth b Floyd. deceased
AND TT is FURTHER ORDERED by
the Register OF Wills. that "a copy OF this
order be published in The Evening Jour-
mall a daily newspaper of the city Of
wilmington afOreea'd q. for the pe.i,d Of
ton DAYS preceding the said Twelfth day
OF November and that the further con-
sideration of the matters afCresa be
continued 20 the time and place mentioned
In the said order
FRANCIS NJ WALKER.
o3i-10t Register Of Wills
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WANTED


ALL KINDS OF Raw Furs and skins.
Highest Market prices paid. l.. SlSlut ana
SON i03-l05 East Front ST. n5-cod-5n
WANTED-L. C.. SMITH "NIsIBI. 20
conveniencos are unequal.
led. Machines rented
CHAS @ GUNER, Court Stenographer
Phone 1888. 500 Market ST.
D-FuRNITuRE-Y epti,a
household. also office furniture. nnfioiire
~ You have furniture In storage 1 tviii
buy and pay you cash, more than anv
dealer, estimates given free; all trans
actions confidential. don't sell until vnu
get my cash offer. no matter how larro
the cmount Piano and two safes for saio
Write on Phone. ID. and A Phone GTt9.
Automatic. 23i3
CHARLES s HURLOCW.
o2S-7m Seventh and Poplar SITS.
WANTED-H Highest prices paid for cid
goie and silver, broken .ewelry. NJ HAIR
RIS. I26 Market st i1-iy
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REPAIR WORK
EDUCATIONAL

Young man. listenl have an educa-
tional course in cne OF the most re-
putable schools in the country which
will sell you cheaply You may think
YOU can get through this world without
brains and knowledge. but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner Of your town. Get
educated. The course ] have for sale
is well worth investigating.
Address p. o. Box. 1921.
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FOR SALE-Lots on Highlands (Brin-
ckle Estate) $40 to $50 per front foot Both
railway lines. gas, water, sewers, troeat
streets now being paved. Also some
houses for rent or saie OF will build to
euit purchaser William Draper Brinckes
aW Equitable Building. jyS-eod-tf
FOR SALE-Nlco double house with
steam heat, hot and cold water elegant
bath. also large frame shop for store
room. and stone blacksmith shop. stable
ice house. etc. Possession any time Lot
200 by 100. six miles dromsoity on good
road.
CHARLES q. KURTz.
10i1 Market Street
(Opposito Court Housed
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED fine
lot on west side. suitable for small DWELL
ingsi VIII exchanges FOR improved property.
Apply, WILMINGTON TRUST Co..
Tenth and Market Sts.
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FOR SALE

six OF the finest tive and one-haif story
houses that have ever been erected IN thia
city Facing the Boulevard and only one
square away from Il. within one SQUARE
of the trolley, commanding an unob-
eirncted view OF BmndyWine hundred
these homes are located in the heart of
me best and most rapidly improving Sec
tlon of the city Containing eight rooms
hath. pantry. large storeroom on the thlr6
floor. comentod cellar with heater. ana
with the best and latest sanitary appoint.
ments. arranged for either gas or electric
iirhtiug. hvc pieces OF solid oak furnI-
tnre which are Indispensable already in
stalled. comprising HOosier Kitchen Cabf-
net In kitchen, bookcase over open fire-
place IN reception hall, wardrobe with
plate glass front IN one front bed room
wardrobe in one back bed room. and med.
icine cabinet In bath room; also front ana
rear bay windows, front and two rear
norchos; front and rear yards; and ce-
niant pavement all around; house finishes
with three coats Of white paint onfslde
and three coats. finished with white
enamel inside. IN fact every thing up-to-
date, and some, a little in advance Oh tha
present run of houses. For terms cali on
William o.. Bryan az S. W. corner Fifth
and Market. s. III Baynard. Jr.. iO0qik
Market or ON the premises, TWENTY.
third and Monroe Two houses now reads,
for inspection or occupancy.
o23-im
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


FOR RENT.
5ii West Third street u.--.~.,. 10 r. & B.
1902 dupont street. r.. & b.
n. w. cor. 9th and jackson SITS 10 r. a -
AS3 Pennsylvania avenue, Is r. and b. and
stable.
1901 Delaware avenue ..........1b r. e
Third and fourth floors sos Market street.
1906 w. Thirteenth. 10 rooms and Bath.
furnished
1902 West Sixth street q. .....9 r.. g. B.
$50 East Seventh street ..........S r. & B.
CHARLES c. KURTI,
l0i1 Market street.
Opposite Court House)
FOR RENT-FOUR FINE OFFICES.
Entire first floor Large freproof vault,
Electric light. Heat and j4nitor service.
1925 MARKET STREET
Opposite Court House
Rent very reasonable. Apply
o3i-lm ANDREW H. SANBORN.
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
schedue in effect June 2. 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL

nany Daily except Sunday. sum
& .Zss YORK and tho East. -22s .5.zl
'9N f1l.l9, sl1.S5 a. m, ti.25. $3.50, 'b1t
eeuyal l.liniteo." +a42. sl1uO q. IA.
PHILADELPHIA, *226, '5.26, 1850 DO
esD t640, 40 QocaD, 1000. ISIS. sS54 do
oaD, "g.3S, sll.0S QooaD. 1915 OocaD fll.l9,
G1l85 a. M, fl.2S. taos Co aD, $3.50, sAS0.
OocaD, i452 Qocal), fh.17 Royal Limited
t62O CocaD, 100. s7.05 QocaD, 'l.42, ssss,
CocaD. '1lO0 y. m.
CHESTER, $3.50 QocaD, f64o 40 90.
cal, 1900 ISIS, sS.34 QocaD, "9$, slloS
QocaD, 1855 OocaD. sll-35 a. m, u IS.
e3O5 QocaD, $3.50. Q0caD, t4.5l QocaD, ib-O
glocal). ITO. s7.U6 Qoca). ''.iz' sS.0S VoeaI)'
BALrIMoRE & WASHINGTON. .45S
$3.50. '1o.49 a. m, .1o5, '25O. '4.4l, iooO'
BALTIMORE and Way Stations thVV'
eS.49 a. m. f3l5. s5.5S p. m.
NEWARK, e4.55, fi0o, sS.49, feoJ a. M
f1slo. 'io6 tsl5. 1850, s5.5s 100. 'so9'
SIS siNGE5LY. 6 100. ss9. 1880 CExpress)
a. IN. {l24O. iSl5, 1850 tENpressl' sooS'
100. sll.3J p. IN. 80 -
IANDENBURG and way stations 'lo'le
a. m. fe00 sI.25 p. m. ,- AZ so
pTTTSBURG, r455 al0.e a. m. $3.50 i'''|
&c "A Royal Limited" es54 p. m.
CHICAGO. "a So. '10.19 a. m, 800 p; M.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS \ LOOAs'
WILLIE Ass a. m. '1.06. .9C9 p. m. -
Del ave. sta. De,marvia Tel. slsS- - -
G. A, Tel 1422-A. City Ticket Othce' eoA
Market street. u. x A. Tel. 1854 1'1'
marvia Tei. 2le5. -.
II. A. KILLER. Travelling Passenger Asen,
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Clothing 50 to IS less than
harket st prices. J. EDw. REYNOLDS
q SON., 100 W. Sixth st. Fun line Men.
Boys and Children's Clothing ma cod n
FOR SALE-Rambler auto az bar.
gain Reason for selling. going West An
ply 243 Pennsylvania Avenue Phone
4527A. seS-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-08

Iron Steamer "City o. Oues.sr.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street Wharf
weekdays and sundays at i.oO d. hl' ana
leave chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
Mhdrf. weekdays and sundays at lO.oO
a. m and 415 o. in.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and sundays
phiadelphia excursion, -1ci one WY loc
Chester excursion. l5c, one way luc
SniDuer. of freight have frequent SER
a., careful handling, prompt delivery
and fun protect on from the W ather by
cover q Wharves and wagons.
ierci-h ht cOnuecu ms VIA Wilmington,
New Crstlc and Southern Railway CO.,
frcm Wilmington, and via. w. Chester
!. emmett and Wilmington Electric Railway
company
70 secure ia Sc facilities. order your
rh nments VA WILSON LINE" Fourth
Street Wharf, Wilmington. and Chestnut
Strec' Wharf ph ladelpha
HORACE WILSON, oen1 Manager.
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BUSHLINE

Freight reCeNeu IOr ali points, gwen
personal attention, and forwarded prempt-
iy al lowest rates and BY best reutea.
Boats leave both Wilmington and Phlla-
delphia at 600 p. m. daily, Sunday eA'
cepted. a.,
Through rates and bills Of ladinS Is
oued- - 80,
GEORGE ". BUSH & SONS CO,
Pier g. North Wharves, Philadeipnla-
French Street Wharf wilmington
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BoARDERs WANTED

WANTED-Gentlemen boarders in pri-
vate family. 1909 Tatnal st. n4-12t
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A pocketbook containing about
S5 Reward IL returned TO COG Walnut st.
nG-3t
LOSr--Since October "a. a small open
face gold watch In red enamel with cupid
ON back holding drawn bow. The finder
VIII receive $2l reward for return to c.
II. Rudolph, Fourth and Market SITS.
nii-1w
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.
HELP WANTEp-MALE.


WANTED-Detectives, shrewd, reliable
man for profitable secret service, to act
under orders; no experience necessary.
Write H. G. Webster, Indianapolis. Ind.
nS-2t
WANTED-An experienced lather boy
or boy 10 learn barbering. Apply TO 20l2
Market ST. nS-2t
WANTED Agents apply Lewis Chair
Co., COG Grunge So. Easy seller Liberal In
ducements nl-im
WANTED-Bo Boilormaigers, riveters chip
pers and coulkcra for Western Railroad.
Room 2. III N. 18th, Philadelphia ni-Ot
WANTED-For the IT, S. Marine Corps;
men between ages q and 80. An opportuni-
" to see the world For FUN Information
apply in person OF by letter 20 U. s.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. Postofhcs
Building, Wilmington. Del. o29 2ot
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PROFESSIONAL
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
FURSl FURSl FURSl
All kinds OF Hides and F1irs bought.
Highest prices paid for Mink and Fox
skins.
c. S. HURLocK,
Seventh and Poplar SITS.
THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 7o5 Orange Ht, win paper rooms
for $3.50 up. On al bills less than 80
discount of 5 per cent win be allowed
On all bills OF SO or more. a discount OF
10 per cent win be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on all work. as0-tf
wM. 70. WILLIAMS CO.,
S2i Orange st. Roofing. Spoutng ana
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventlatng. Repair
ing promptly done Phones. a26-iy
WALL PAPERs-we have removed 10
NJ W. corner Fifth and Jefferson Sta.
whore we win be pleased 20 show our
stock Of wall papers. high and low grade:
new designs and colorings; estimator
given; work guaranteed Established N
years. Both phones
s9-2m FORBES q CO.
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r c. LUP1ON & co.
NO. w. EIGHTH ST

FOR SALE OR RENT-rrwo new ho,,an-
Just finished. six rooms. reception hsii-
bath' front and back porch, cement cellar.
heater an convenicnces. Apply on pren-
ises, lu' w. Iwenty-nfth st. Two minutes
walk from both trolleys ns-St
Evening journal., 1907-11-08
FINANCIAL

Capital Last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
OFFICIAL VOTE
OF The STATE
specsa, to the EVENING NEWS:

TRENTON, NoY. 26:-With Gov
ernor Stokes as chairman. the State
Board of Election eanvassers is in
session in the senate chamber this
afternoon 10 pass officially upon the
vote cast November 5. The board is
composed of Senator's Frelinghuysen
Bradley and Hutchinson, republicans.
and Hinchliffe and Price, all of whom
were appointed by the governor.
me board has before it two sets of
hgures which ii will have to consider.
This is due TO the fact that in some
counties there are discrepancies be-
tween the figures certified to the Sec
retary of State by the various dis
tricts election boards and those filed
with him by the county election
boards. According TO the county
board figures, Fort carried New Jer-
sey by plurality of 5000 while fig
ures from the district boards as COM
piled by the Secretary of State In
readiness for the state board. show
THAT New Jersey went for Fort by
Is, Ole votes or fourteen votes less
than the county figures.
Under the election law the district
boards figures are to be considered.
the county board returns being
taken merely as check upon
the district figures. 1t is expected,
| therefore, that the state board
will certify TO the figures as filed by
the district boards and will declare
that John Franklin Fort was elected
governor of the state by plurality OF
| iS,ol5 votes. These figures may be
changed in very slight degree in case
the state hoard should conclude tc
| count any of the few rejected ballots
| The counties in which the discrepan-
icies are found are: Cape May. in which
katzenbach gains four by the state
canvass; Cumberland. he gains 10; Hud-
! son. Fort gains 63; Mercer Fort gains
! b MiddleseS, Fort gains II: Monmouth
katzenhach gains l; Morris, Katzen-
bach gains /; Passaic Fort gains s;
Somerset, Fort gains ]; and Union,
Katzenbach gains 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
COVERED WITH
HOARY MANTLE
First Real Snowfall Of Season
Coats Everything Outdoors
|. With White.
MAKES WALKING DlSAeREEABLE

Bringing pleasant anticipations 10
the small boy and woe to those whose
occupations cause them to do much
walking, the first actual snowfall of
the season swooped down upon this
vicinity this morning and lasted about
an hour. Just before il ended, the
snow partially changed to rain, max
ing the streets muddy, bur leaving the
lawns and housetops with an i'm
maculate cloak.
A few oyerZealous youngsters rush
ed TO the cellars of their homes. when
school let out, and brought their
sleds forth from obscurity for at
least one bluff at coasting before the
snow should disappear The predic-
tions of the weather sharps Tor the
pa@ few days have had a snowy as
pect, so the furry was not entirely
unexpected and it took many by sur
prise. The dealers in rubbers expert
enced a momentary boom. for the
( season of wet feet is now upon US.
I Old timers shook their heads and
said that snow todayF indicates that
there will be twenty-six snowstorms
before the end of the winter
One year ago today the weather
was cloudy. The minimum tempera.
ture was 40 degrees and the maximum
5 3 degrees.
The following We're Yesterdays tenn
peratures, compared with those of the
corresponding date last year:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
TOOL THIEF
is RUN DOWN
Detective Huff Places AdoIph
Peterson Under Arrest and
Prisoner ConfesSes.
OTHER THEFTS ARE CHARGED

Adolph Peterson, thirty-five years
old, of II Division street, was ar
rested by Detective Huff yesterday
afternoon on charge of stealing a
number of carpenters tools from the
Donnell lumber yard Before Re-
corder Pickersgill this morning,
Peterson admitted the charge, and
was held under $500 bail.
AS told in the NEWS Yesterday
John Lofenberg, reported to the po-
lice that some one had stolen his
tools from the lumber yard, and Huff
was assigned to the case by Chief
Burke. It was discovered that the
loot had been sold to George Houser,
who keeps second hand store on
Smith street, and, from description
of the man who sold them, Huff was
soon on the right track.
When Peterson was arrested, he
admitted that he had stolen the tools.
While he was selling them to Houser,
1t was alleged, he stole pair of eye
glasses from a showcase in the place.
Houser valued them at Sc. Peter
son said he found the glasses. The
police also accuse him of stealing a
number of other articles.
The tool box. which was stolen
from the Donnell lumber yard, has
been found near the foundry of Pat
rick White e Sons, Water and Fay
ette streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
OPPOSE PHONE GRANT
Over 500 Names understesd TO
Be Already Enrolled Six
Copies Circulated.
COVER EVERY PART OF CITY
Lawyer James s. Wight Retained
to Represent Opponents Of NY. &
n. J. Company's Application.

Over 500 signatures, it Is under
stood, have already been secured to
the remonstrance which, as told in the
NEWS yesterday. will be presented to
the Board of Aldermen, at the public
hearing tomorrow night, on the. ap-
plication of the New York g. New
Jersey Telephone Company for the
use of certain streets and avenues
for conduits and poles for their wires.
Six remonstrances are now in the
hands Of reputable people who are
making the rounds OF almost all
property-owners in the city.
Lawyer James. S. Wight has been
secured to look after the interests
of number Of the property-owners
and he will present the remOn-
strances to the council.
In conversation with NEWS re-
porter, property-owner who is In
terested In the remonstrances, and
has one of the remonstrances, said
that 1t would not be right for the
aldermen to grant such a valuable
permit to any one company. Another
property-owner, who did not sign the
petition, said that the people want
telephones and that he thinks the
permission should be granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
MYSTERY AS
TO ROWBOAT
Found Beached at SayrevlIIe By
a Shoemaker -SatCheI and
Clothing Aboard.
CORONER INVESTIGATES
Also Contained a Cane Bearing
the Name Of a TottenviI!e
Man.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. &c.
Coroner Beekman, of Sayreville, is
Investigating the mystery surround
ing fiat-bottomed rowboat which
was found ashore at that place last
Tuesday by Mr. Griggs, a shoemaker.
In the boat was satchei containing
a lot of letters and a blue suit oi
iclothes.
I There was also can on which
was the name of II. Drummer, of Tot.
tenville, saloonkeeper Drummer
says that the cane belongs to him
but he does not know anything abou.
the boat
On letters and business cards are
the name <. T. Dement,, care ofWillis
j. Lee, National Mail Order Bureau,
Lockport, n. X, and the coroner is
looking up this address now. There
were pawn shop advertisements also
in the satchel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
DAMAGES To.
BRIDGE $40o

A number of officials of the tow
Ing department of the Pennsylvania
railroad company, Freeholder John
Hanson and County Engineer Morgan
f. Larson met at the new county
bridge across the Raritan river, this
morning to decide the damage done
to the bridge recently, when one Of
the company's tugs ran into the south
pier. guard, smashing it and breaking
some piling.
With the officials, was their super
intendent of construction. 1t was de-
cided that the damage amounts to
about $40. The only question that
now remains~to be solved, before the
work is commenced, is whether the
railroad company shall do the repair
ing or whether they shall pay the
county for having the work done.
The company seems to favor having
its own men do the work.
The county officials expect a reply
from them in the course of few
days and the work will then be
started
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
C. R. R.
FOR DAMAGES

Solomon Weiss. of 65 Hall avenue,
has through his attorney, Joseph T.
Stricker. commenced suit for dam-
ages against the Ce6trai Railroad
Company to recover for damages to
his horse and wagon and injuries to
himself. in a railroad crossing acci-
dent at Roosevelt December 10, 1906.
Mr.. Weiss claims damages for his
wagon, which was demolished; his
wagon load of leather and findings,
which, he claims, were destroyed,
and injuries, and he sues for $500 in
the local district court.
The case is due to be heard Mon
day, December 2. The accident oc-
Cured on what is known as Wood
bridge avenue in Roosevelt. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
CHERUB SAFE
AT NEW BERN

S. Bailey Greacan and party have
been heard from. In a letter dated
November %, he announces the safe
arrival of the Cherub at New Bern,
N. c., and the good health of all on
board.
FROM Washington, d. C. to New
Bern. they experienced very rough
weather, being forced to seek har-
Dor several times, and they were
storm bound on three occasions for
three, five and three days, respect
lively.
The Cherub is now anchored in the
Trent River at New Bern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
High School Auditorium ThiOnsed
at First Event ia Entertain
nleat Course.
ROYAL GYPSY TROUPE
weil-BaIanced Program EIiciisd
Continual Applause, and Ea-
cores Were Given.
THE FINANCIAL RESULT G0rY
The Artist Won Favor Specially n
Selections From '.San Toy
and ''T0yIand''.
The FINANCIAL RESULT GQr1'

A fitting start for the course Of
entertainments, under the auspices
of the high school; was made last
night when the Royal Gypsy Com
cert Company appeared before an
audience which filled the auditoriuu
until even standing room was at =
premium.
The performance was not alone q
musical treat, but full of hum0r ~
well, and the company proved u be
thorough artists The mannerA III
which the varied but well-balauAed
program was carried out. showed the
artists to- possess a wide range q
versatility, and nothing but the most
favorable comment was heard
Walter Eccles appears with tha
company, the members Of which are
Grace Pierson, Eula Hamilton, Ma
|rion Whitaker, Edna Holton, MARI
garet Ross, Edith Todd, Jean Kirby
and Sibyl Conklin- James Bradford
lis the musical director and pianist
The young ladies are charming In ap-
pearance and wear highly attractive
costumes.
While the entire entertainment was
peculiarly enjoyable and well-pf6
sented, the company scored espe-
| cially in the selections from San
tToy' and .Toyland." Mr. Eccles taxi
ling part with them. The azsenf59'
work of the young ladies in their sey-l
eral selections is splendid and equals
anything of the sort ever heard here
Every one of them has sweet and
Ifinely-modulated voice, and all are
musicians of talent. The costumes
worn in the first half or the program
were varied, but gypsy apparel gave
the second part novel setting.
iContinued on page 2l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-26
INSPECT YARDS
AND STORES

been doing some secret work through
out this city the past few days, in the
line OF inspecting stores, dwellings
and back yards.
To hide suspicion they have wo-
man do the inspecting. She has
made thorough inspection of the
business district, particularly In
North Amboy
Just for what reasons the State
Board is doing this work, is not yet
known, but local health authorities
expect word from them In a few days
and detailed report may also be re-
ceived. 1t is thought, by local health
men, that the proprietors of unsani-
tary places will be notified to remedy
conditions.