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Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
IN SPITE OF FLOODS
! THE DAM IS BUILDING
1t Will Take 1900 More Cubic Feet Of
Masonry to Put the Enterprise Be-
You'd Danger of Delay From That
Source.

Roosevelt. Ariz., Sert. 1S.-(Specia
Correspondence of The Republican,
Masonry work was resumed on the
Tonic dam Monday morning. The re-
cent rise of three feet IN the river has
delayed work on the dam for nearly
three weeks. All five dedricks were
wrecked during the flood. At present
three are IN working order and the
other two will be repaired soon. o.
O'ROurke received a reinforcement oi
fifty Italian laborers and it is expect
ed that the work will soon begin to
make fine showing unless further de-
layed by high water. At present there
is something near 1S.O00 cubic feet OF
masonry laid but it is probable that
high waters will interfere to some eX-
tent until the water level is reached
which means about 1000 cubic feet OF
masonry yet to be completed. As soon
as this work is accomplished the great
est difficulties and delays will be over
AT present every effort is being made
to regain lost time.
\ new Victor photograph with an
excellent selection of records arrived
in the government quarters Monday
evening and concerts are being enjoy
ed in the east room OF the office build
ing.
Friday Leonicia, the seven year old
daughter of Rafael Duarte, died fdon
injuries received by a horse kicking
her in The abdomen. DR.. Smith was
called but found the injuries fatal. She
died almost Immediately after the ac-
cident. Monday the infant sister OF
Leonicia was buried. thus making two
deaths within a week in the same
home.
W. L. Stephens left on the Shattucb
and Frazer stage line by way of Globe
for Texas on Tuesday.
G. T. Pierson was a passenger on
the Globe stage en- route to Colorado
on Tuesday.
Joe Schin left for Government Wells
via Mesa Roosevelt stage on Tuesday
Dave Robinson and bride arrived
safely from Phoenix on Monday.
Sarah Mcdonald. the eight year old
daughter of Mart Mcdonald, a mer-
chant OF Payson, was brought "a
Roosevelt. distance of sixty miles by
stage. on Tuesday to>secure the aid OF
a surgeon. The child while at play
stepped on a nail. The injury did not
prove painful until three days later
and when she arrived in Roosevelt il
seemed likely that lockjaw Would re-
suit. DR.. Smith was summoned and
though not yet out of danger she is
improving.
DR.. Smith is expecting the arrival OF
Mrs. Smith the latter part of the week
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
SUMNER TRAVELS OF
A GLENDALE FAMILY
A Long and Pleasant Outing Spent in
Visiting and Sight Seeing North
East and South.

Mrs. n. ID. Hadsell of Glendale has
just returned home after a long ana
pleasant summer trip. accompanied by
her little granddaughter. Leah Z.
Stoner. She left Glendale June Bird.
going to Colorado Springs. where she
visited with Miss Eifie Swami and two
other nieces.
From Colorado Mrs. Hadsell Travelled
through Nebraska and south into Kan
sas. where she visited couple of
weeks with the father and brother of
Leah. From there she went To Chi
cago over the Burlington and thence
to Lima, Ohio. via the Pennsylvania
route, being Joined there by Mr.. Had
sell. Some time was spent there with
his friends and relatives and with Mr..
and Mrs. Lines. the latter being 5
ter of Mrs. J. W. Stauffer OF Glendale.
MIR. and Mrs. Lines have charge of the
7 MICA. in Dayton, OHIO.
After a sojourn of three weeks in
Ohio Mr.. and Mrs. Hadsell left for
Canada, going via Niagara Fails and
visiting all the sights in that vicinity
on the line of tourist travel. From
there they went by train to all the
northern lakes, including Huron, Sim
coe. Ontario and Erie and returned
across Lake ontario ana up the river
as far as Lewiston, then up the great
gorge To the falls. viewing that most
wonderful scene.
They then started west again, re-
turning via Buffalo to Lima, Ohio,
again. which was made headquarters
for the next three weeks. Taking ad
vantage of excursion rates the party
then went via Chicago and Kansas
City TO Corpus Christi, Texas, where
another two weeks was spent. and on
the 18th the start was made for home
over a route through southern Texas.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
. Personal Mention

The guests at the Hotel Adams yes
terday We're: w. NJ. Murphy, st.
Louis; J. II. Reilly, Albuquerque; II.
]. Shull, Denver; w. n. Reeds, Boston;
L. F. Locker. A. Foster. Boston; John
Schechtor. Denver; J. \. Goldberg.
Baltimore; J. A. Irons, Shicago; Frank
II. Herford. Tucson.
The arrivals at the Ford yesterday
were: Mrs. ii. K. Stocks, Los An
geles; 5. II. Caro-, New York; John II.
Baker, San Francisco; G. Bald, Los
Angeles; John hendricks, Mo-; C. r.
Deamy, San Francisco.
The following registered at the Com
mercial yesterday: J. q. Kidney, San
Francisco; NJ. f. Moreno, Tucson; F.
w. Mcdonald and family. r. c. Bre-
nal, Tucson; J. 5. Mcdonald, Kelvin
ID. ]. Mahoney, Winslow.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
MERELY GLOATlNG.

what would II tons OF small egg
cost me?" said the caller at the coal
office.
The young man behind the railing
quoted the prevailing price.
Would 1t be any cheaper If | took
10 tons?' asked the other.
mot a cent
''It's too much. You won't catch me
paying any such price as that"
That's exactly what you'll pay If
YOU are going to burn any coal this
, winter"
"Oh. guess not. ! bought my win
ter supply last April. Just dropped in
TO see II / made any money by buying
! it then. l see | did. Good day
Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
aothlng Succeeds LIks suo-rs,

He h..s ths confidence
and patronage CT tn
leading business mer
and N ost proninsu:
citize.s of Arizona. Ths
Darfar GFaluaLe az
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Margaret a. Wingar ct al to NJ. & p.
& s. r. V. r. II. Co. deed to part
block 6. Tempe.
Carrie A. Beller and husband to
Walter s. Hamrick. deed TO lots Is, IS.
block II. Montgomery addition.
VIM. G.. Sargent estate to Nora Il.
kibbey. administrators deed to lot 16.
block =, Seger's addition.
Il. G. Pecka and wife To Edward
Hards and wife. deed to lot 3, block .,
Brilrs addition.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
TRANSCRIPT Or RECORDS

The following transcripts OF the rec
ords of the Offices OF the district clerk.
the probate court and the county re-
corder are furnished by the Arizona
Abstract & Title company.
The records for yesterday we're:
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

Fall term opens Sept. 23rd. The
school will be open the week begin
ming Sept 18th. from 10 to o'clock,
for registration of students in all the
departments.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-21
POLICE BUSINESS.

POllCG BUSINESS. - Tom Nolan,
famous in police circles. who has spent
one third of his life in the Jail. one
third at the county poor farm. and the
rest begging. was yesterday arrested
and told by the police to navigate for
other chimes To pursue his nefarious
business. Tom has come to be pretty
much OF a nuisance. The police kept
his belongings. and told him if he
would write from Tempe. they would
be sent 70 him. Jose Hayas was yes
terday separated from 81 for drum
kenness. John Gibson went below for
three days, John Moonan a vag, was
sent w. for ten days. by Recorder
Thomas.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-10-01

getao vario Pao fyrir ollum Pjofum, P6 Pvi
hef0i veri0 Pao atlao. Mestur fengur P6tti
par / cir 90 kopar, PVT ao PAD seldist vel pratt
fyrir ALTAR skemdir. pj6farnir gr6fu PAD upp
og mynduou> verzlunarf6l0g til Pess ao koma
Peim Warming q marka0 + vmsum baj jun par
a str0ndinni. Jarnbrautir f1uttu um Priggja
mil Jon do!lara viroi af v0ru Pessari fra San
Francisco, en- hive mikio autt var Pa0an sj6leio
veit enginn, lfklega heir PAD P6 verio engu
minna en- Petta. pj6faf6log pessi urou 40
borga schmitz UNI fj0gur PTS. dollara hvert
fyrir leyfi PAD, er ham veitti Peim hverju fyr-
ir sig, 40 stella Pvf er fyndist femett a tiltekn@
sve6i 1 rtstunum. Hive mikio fG ham fekk
alls fra Pj6fum Pessum vita menn ekki, en-
6efao hefr PAD numio m0rgum tugum phs-
unda. Hins vegar hefr ekki uppvist oroio
20 schmitz og Ruef half neinu stoli0 af gjafa-
fe pvi er borgar]yonum var mtla0; peir voru
hyggnari en- svo ao peir vildu eiga neitt Il
hettu meo ao draga undir sig Pao ft, Peir
stalu ekki at 00rum en- Peim, er skuldbundn;r
voru sakir eigin siofer0isbrota a0 Pegja.
Alt s0tti MI SAINT hort og aour, og held
ur voru ]ikur til az 6stj6rnin yr0i verri en- Yer
10 hafoi fyrir jaroskj alftan. En- vo0avioburo-
ur sd hafoi vaki0 samvizku nokkurra nytra
mamma par / borginni, svo az Peir asettu ser
40 Iagf@ra stj6rnina um leio og lyourinn reisti
ser nyja borg. Margin voru Peir P6 ekki, er
enn hofou kjark til 40 ak@ra b@jarstjornina
opinberlega. Sa sem par braut 1sinn var
Fremont Older, ritstj6ri dagbla0sins ,,San
Francisco Bulletin. Ham haf0i jafnan, fri
Pvi schmitz for fyrst 40 %leggja lag slit VIC
Ruef, varao ham vi0 Peim fel~agsskap, en- Pvi
var enginn gaumur geinn, og er borgarstj6r-
inn hafoi vali0 / ra0aneyti slit eing0ngu pa
mem, er hver h@st bj6oandi gat kept til
hvers er hafa vildi, pa sag0l Older bonum
ospart til syndanna og let blao slit aytja
hverja gr%vinina annari har6oroari um athe6
hans og stj6rn. Tveir menn a0rir par i borg
inn1--e en- aeiri ekki pa / sama streng-
inn, annar Peirra var Rudolph S%preckels, st6r-
au0ugur ma0ur, ungur og %framgjarn, en- him
hGt Phelan og haf0i aour verio borgarstj6ri
San Francisco.
pessir menn t6kust MI pam wanda 4
hendur a 0.ra0a bot a stj6rnarfari borgarinnar
ag steypa dr sessi b6fum Peim, er par satu &C
v0ldum, eff unit v@ri. En- PAD var enginn
h@g0arleikur ao ma q Peim go0um t0kum
Aour haf0i veri6 tilraun zero til az drags
schmitz og f6laga hans fyrir log % dom
ranns6knarrettur var settur til Pess az undir
bda mali0, og ni0urstaoan varo sd i peirri rctt
arranns6kn, ao alt PETRA stj6rnarstarf veri il
og gl@psamlegt, en- hvergi f6kst vitni 90;
l0ggggild ~s0nnun, nagilegt til a0 sakfella p;
me0'd6msdrskur0i fyrir nokkurt afbrot, oe
$40 fell spa0 malastapp ni0ur. M var. sam
vandinn fyrir h0ndum. DER Older, Spreckel
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-10-01

tekin fyrir retti, og meira az segja, Peir sau
ser sjalfum ekki f@rt a0 afa ser Peirra, svo
ra0k@na fanta sem her var vio eiga. Spreckels
reyndi a6 ia / LID meo ser nokkra helztu borg
ara be jarins, sem ham vissi, az gjarnan vildu
losast undan 6stj6rn Peirri: er Peir attu vic az
bda, en- begar 4 atti az her0a Poroi enginn
PETRA a0 gangai berh6gg vi0 b@ jarstj6rnina,
Peir voru al'ir auougir MEM og P6ttust eiga
ofmiki0 a h@ttu me0 verzlanir sinar og ionao,
eff Peir faru 40 eiga / opinberum illdeilum VIC
bajarstjornina, og kusu PVT heldur az s5etta
sig vic hama, po i'll veri. en- Ieggggia 1 s0Iurnar
fe slit og atvinnurekstur pa sa Spreckels
40 anna0hvort yroi hann az gefast upp VIC
svo bhio, e0a standast elm allan kostnao af
malss6kninni, 90 pam kostinn t6k ham, BAD
ham pa Older og Phelan az dtvega menn, eff
peir pektu nokkra, er gatu teki0 NAL Petta
til soknar, svo az Schmitz og f6lagar hans
kemust i hendur laganna og fengju par fulln-
aoardom, sjalfur kvaost ham atla az borga
allan kostna6inn.
I'm Petta leyti atti Bandarik jastjorn 1
nahum VIC ymsa auomenn og st6rh0f0inga a
Kyrrahafsstr0nd, er karoir voru fyrir land
pj6fna0 i Oregon. Oar h0f0u peir stoli0
feiki miklu landi, 'er stj6rnin atti, og beitt til
Pess Peim br0g0um, 40 er6tt var mj0g aol0g-
sakja pa; en- / Peirri mala1anns6kn gengu
tveir menn fran svo r0~g gsemlega, ao al'ir
Pj0far Pessir URDU az lokum handsamaoir og
sakfeldir. Annar PETRA var Francis J. Heney,
neutrality-suspicious. neutrality-suspicious.,
en- Hmm njosnarma0ur slngvitur mj0g og heit-
ir William J. Burns. DER Older og Phelan
afr60u nj. az fl Pessa menn / lio med ser, eff
unit veri, Peim treystu Peir allra mamma beet
til 40 ma Pvf haldi, er dygoi, a schmitz og f.
l0gum hans. Peir f6ru MI til Washington,
D. c., og hittu Honey par. Ham gaf pegar
kost a a0 TAXA 40 ser NAL Petta, jafnskj6tt o.
sambandsstj6rnin gefi samPykki slit til Pess,
og me0 Pvi mott a0 hun leyf0i einnig Burns
40 .fara meo ser vestur Pangao, og sd varo
nioursta0an ao stj6rnin gaf Peim fararleyf,
og Peir komu til San Francisco snemma um
vori0 1906. pegar Panga0' var komi0 f6ru
, Peir a0 hitta Spreckels, og hann spur0i Heney
} Pess fyrst al]ra or0a, hive mikio f6 mundi til
l Purfa ao borga allan pam malskostnao, er 1
vandum veri.
a Heney kva0st ekki geta sagt med vissu
, hive mikill sa kostna0ur yr0i, en- HIT sag0ist
ham Pora ao fullyroa, a0 @rna peninga pyrfti
spreckels fran ao leggja, og lftio mdndi ham
t eiga eftir af mannoroi sinu um Pao, or Peim
a malum lyki. pvi nest t6k ham spreckels a
eintal og sagoi honum a0 fyrst og fremst yr0i
3 hann ao gera sjalfum ser glogga grein fyrir
Il pvf,~ hvao / vaendum vari, A0ur en- ham reoist
S algerlega / Petta st6rra0i. Ham syndi hon
9 um fran a hive vi0takar aAeioingarnar yrou,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-10-01
Stjornbyltingin
San Francisco.

(Niourl). Da err borgin brann eftir
jaroskjalftan mikla q906) var ORD q Pvf CERT,
hive snarraour schmitz hef0i verio % dugIeg- i
ur az setja v0r0 UNI borgina, banna ALA vim
s0lu % booa Panga0 herlio til ao gata g6or-
ar reglu. En- reyndar var Petta alt CERT ao
raoi hinna helztu og beztu borgara bajarins,
90 beir kusu sjalfr mem ur sinum fokki 1
gazlunefnd, er mestu REQ par fyrstu vikurnar
eftir brunann En- Peir f6lagar, borgarstjor-
inn og raoaneyti hans, t6ku engum sinna-
skiftum vi0 afelli Petta: flestir gr60avegir
PETRA voru MI lokaoir, og Peir l6tu ser Pvi
NEST UNI hugsa0 az finna AGRA nyja og Pa Ia
peim beinast fyrir, 40 nota ser leifar par, er
eftir voru til az beta s.Sa0a Peirra. | r1stum
borgarinnar var margt fem@tt fundio, einkum
mailman, sem voru miki]s viroi pratt fyrir eld-
raunina, og ymsir a0rir gripir, sem eldurinn
hafoi ekki grandao til fulls, leyndust par og
voru mikils viroi,Po fyrir skemdum hef6u ORD
10. Delta f6m@ta rusl varo MI gullnama baj
arstj6rnarinnar. pj6far og raningar voru
hvarvetna a varobergi eftir brunann, og rot
uou / rdstunum til ao.na pa0an femetum grip
UNI; en- me6an gezlunefnd borgarbda haf0i
par eftirlit og hermenn voru averoi, var hver
maour, sem grunaour var UNI stud, tekinn
fastur oy skotinn or0alaust eff 4 honum fanst
Pyf, og pa vildu fair eiga PAD a hettu ao
r@na par e0a stella. En- Pegar mestu 6kj0r-
in voru um gar0 gengin ogmenn f6ru 40 hugsa
UNI endurreisn borgarinnar, pa Ia PAD auo-
vitae fyrst fyrir, a0 ryoja burt rdstunum og
hreinsa borgarste0i0, og pa sau peir schmitz
og f6lagar hans az Peim bauost tnkiferi, er
Peir vildu ekki lata 6notao. Peir s0gou sem
var, a0 Peim bari, sen stj6rnendum borgar-
innar, az hafa y%6rumsj6n meo 0llu PVT verki,
og undir Pvi y6rskyni var PAD hi0 fyrsta BRAGG
borgarstj6rans 40 a%fsetja g@zlunefnd borgar.
anna, % velja / sta0 hennar nefnd mahna dr
sinum Aokki til pess az hafa eftirlit me0 borg
arrdstunum og annast par ALA hreinsun., Nj
fol Schmitz h%verjum manni / Pessari snefnd
akveoi0 sv@oi af rdstunum, og hann atti a0
STA um 40 par veri alt hreinsa0 o. leigja yerk-
stj6ra til az framkvema pann starfa a tiltekn-
UNI TINA. ia var um Pa0 SEQ az pam starfa
fengju eint6mir Pj6far, og vio pa. samdi
schmitz og Ruef og logreglustj6rnin pann-
ig, 40 Peir maettu taxa alt PAD, er peir fyndu
femstt 1 rdstunum, selja PAD og stinga svo
peningunum / sim vasa, en- gjalda peim herr
um akve@na fdlgu fyrir leyf Petta. L0greglu-
h0io varoi Pj6fa Pessa, og let enga 6nAoa pa
meoan Peir voru ao start sfnu, Petta var peim
mum h@gra sem almenningur atti pa enga leie
par um; str@tin voru 6f@r yfrferoair 00rum
en- gangandi minimum og sv@oio svo vioAttu.
mikio- UNI fmm fermilur- sem Ia rnstum.
ao alt l0gregluli0 borgarinnar hef0i naumast
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

c'bia el '~ro mn7mulo de las copas de los arboles
sentfa 81 coraz6a heachdo de fecidad que bus
canente, sin cansa ninguna levanaba de su silla
SC arroaba los pies ae Ia sehora de Kerich coqen
dole Ia mano, estuviese armada de la apuia Ia
cubrfa de besos solozando
Nina alzaba los ojos de su libro y sc encoqa IL
geramente de hombros hacienda mueca
La sefora de kerich miraba sonriendo aouel
muchachon que Sc arrojaba sus pies " acaric4ndo-
le cabeza be le decfa con su linda voz
Cardosa irCnca
-iVamos, simpl63 1que ocurre2
tOh! icuzn grande era la dulzura de aquella voz
de aqucl eucio de aquel,a atm6 ERA delicada sin
cheques vlolenos, sin rudeza, de aque oasis en- me
dio de la ruaa exstenca, de aquel mundo encanado
que evocaba la lectura de los dyinos poetas Goethe
Schiller, Shake care, de fuerzas de door
de amor de especis de luz heroica que doraba CON
sus rehejos los las cosas.
Nina ela Ia cabesa irclinada sobre ell ibro
con el rosro lijeramente 10 causa de 10 ami
mado de la lectura. fresca, que ceceaba IN
POGO procuraba ci5n importante cuando
hablaba de los guerrer.s J ae los reyes.
tomaba Ell BIO Ia misma se1ora de Ke~
rch entonces comunicaba las acciones tr sQicas
gracia espirtua terna propia de SER pero 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Crist6ba comprendfa naturalmente nj una po~
isbra del complcado olganismo del corazon fenenno
mas compcado apariencia que la realidad
veces hqcfsnle perder Ia cabeza las de
hermosas amigos, pero feiz amarlas
que les perdonaba facmente todo 10 que pudese in
queta-les entrietecerles fin de pers a1rse de que
lie amaban tsnto como el elias
y Ia palaDra ura mirada sfectuosa e sacaban de
quico.
A veces Sc settfa trastorualo que lie daban
ganas de llorar.
Sentado la mesa ell tranquilo saloncto, al
runos pesos de la seora de Kerich que COSTA la luz
del quinque -.
Nina lea entire tan,o al otro la1o de Ia mesa, nade
Aababa por la puerta alberta del jardfn veiase
lar II luz &c l. luna Ia arena CO las GALES: Sc PET
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09
N0tiCias dIverSas

Por Ell Departa mento &c Educaci6n
han side aprobadas las propuestas pa
ra msestros de los pueblos de San Ger.
naa, Toa Alta Utuado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Sc nos dice que una Compania de
opera que Sc encuentra en- lin teatro
en- Nreva York. ha escrito 4 una i'm.
portante personalidad de San Tuan,
pidiendo informes acerca de las con-
diciones del Teatro Municipal de es-
"a Capital. Dlcha Compaala tiene
en- proyecto visitar esta ciudad "a
los meses de Octubrc Movie mbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Muy en- brtve quedara alberto ak
p1blico Ia car etera de Porce i PEI
luelas. en- Ia ual Sc ha hecho ul2
hermoso trazadO.
Para la Inauguration do Ia , xpreSa-
da obra han do invitados varioa
funcionarios de ! an Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Ha tornado possession del cargo de
luez municipal de Aguadilla, don
Enrique Gonzalez Mena, que susti-
tuye al licenciado senor Am6Iico
Gtigel. Este ultimo ha regresado 4
esta Ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

Hoy 4 las diez ae Ia manara ha
salido para Gu& anna nuestro amigo
don Jose Judice captain de Ia policia
insuar de aquel distrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

S. encuentra bastante meior de L.
grave enfermedad que le retuvo en
CANA MIR. Diamond, professor de in
giles dc Caguas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-09

En- el hospital municipal de esta
ciudad fueron dados de alta aver los
individuos Ramon Medero y Luis
Flores. qudando en- el referido hos
pital sesenta y ocho pasientes.l so!q21
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-03-30
HOME MISSION
MEETING HELD
AT RAILWAY.
Many Women From Local Pres
byterian Church Attended
Annual Session Yesterday.

About 250 delegates attended the
twenty-third annual meeting of the
Women's presbyterian Society for
Home Missions held in the First Pres
byterian church, in Railway yester-
day. Among those present from this
city were Mrs. H. NJ. Brace, delegate.
Mrs. Herbert Dayton, Mrs. Douglas
Frazer, Mrs. William Griswold. Mrs.
Andrew Tappen, Mrs. William Henry,
Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs Amelia
Mount, Mrs. Sarah Comings, Mrs.
William Frazer, Mrs Adrian Lyon,
Mrs. Freed, Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Porter
and Mrs. Mullen. Others who were
present We're the president, Mrs. A.
S. Crane, of Elizabeth: Vice Presi-
dents Mrs. j. NJ McNulty, of Wood
bridge, and Mrs. !. c. Pierson, of
Plainfield; Secretaries Mrs j. A.
Frazer, Miss A. M. Award, Mrs.
Adrian Lyon, Miss Ella s. BeG. nd
Miss l.. Van Deebeck; Treasurer Nj. s.
J. e. Keron, of Elizabeth.
Mrs. McNulty, of Woodbridge, re-
signed as one of the vice presidents
and Mrs. Castleberry was elected in
her place. The local delegates re-
turned to this city again at an early
hour last evening.
The opening address was made by
Rev. c. f. Shaw. pastor OF the
church, with response by Mrs
Crane. The main address of the
morning session was by Rev. DR.. r.
H. Amos. Reports were read from
the various departments. showing
growth all along the line. Lunch
con, presided over by Miss l.. Nc
Kenzie, assisted by the members of
the missionary societies of the
church, was served.
Scripture reading and prayer were
conducted yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Pierson Roll call followed, j,
after which an address on Alaska"
was made by Miss Lydia Hayer Mrs.
w. S. Wilde, of Brooklyn, sang a
solo Miss Bertha Slavik spoke on
"Our Work in Ellis Island" A SOC
ial hour followed the exercises of the
day.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-03-30
THE FEAST OF
THEPASSOVER
AMONG JEWS.
Began at SundOWn Last Night
and is Observed in Temples
and Homes.

Passover week among the orthodox
Jews commenced at sunset last night.
Among the orthodox Jews who wish
to properly celebrate this week, ev-
cry corner and nook throughout their
dwelling roms must be cleaned and
laid aside and replaced by others at
this time. Proper arrangements are
being made by the elders of the famil-
les for the celebration of Seder. The
Seder service is the narrative of Isra-
els first born, and the liberation of
the Jews from Egypt. 1t is usually
the custom at this service for the ell
der of the family to read from the
book of Hagdah.
During this Passover week it is
the usual custom among those who
properly wish to celebrate the day,
according to ancient teachings, to
feast upon unleavened bread and mat
10th meal only, although there are
those that are more reformed who
have a quantity of unleayened bread
and matzoth meal upon their table,
not partaking thereof, but having it
there as a remembrance of the day
Four days of service are held in the
Temples Beth Mordecai and Shaary
Tfloh during the week of Passover
The opening two days Of service be-
gan last night and will continue to-
day and tomorrow, and the closing
two days will be Friday and Saturday
of next week. Services were held at
6 o'clock last night in both temples,
and at O'Clock this morning. Ser
vices will be continued at G o'clock
tonight and 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. The services will be resumed
next Friday night at 6 O'Clock and s
o'clock Saturday morning, Saturday
being the closing day of the Pass
over.