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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
0erfd)Iu6te s6rittftade.

DAB Sdriftftiide berI6Iudt fper.
ben. 1T bel 8erbredern nidts SeIs
tenes; iie polIen ii6 babur9 unbe.
quemer9elpeismateridIe entIebiaen, bic
gu ibrsr uebsrfiibruns bisn.n tonn.
ten. Qber aud sbrlihen 2euten
III es f9on pafiirt, Odb iie Ii9
S6riften auf ienem eissnartiesn
Wege einberlsibten. Der fbpeois
fde Mari9all 8irOn bate bic ipenia
IDbIi6e 2lnseppbnbeit, tleine psrs
samentItiide gu tauen. 90 bers
sebrte er zines Sases vin @eoanten"
cine tpi9tige llrfunbs uno mubte
CUR Strafe oafiir 6as bittere 8rot
Der 8er6unnung eFen.
Der Siftorifer SGbsn6urest, Der
als Sdriftteler iib gonitantinus
8ermanicus ndnnte unb i'm IL.
Sabrbunosrt lebte, bate in ieinsm
~Politifden Stinerar our9 9eutT6s
lamb" iid unSismIide 9smertunsen
iiber beutifs SiiritsR Su S9ulben
tommen lanen. @r tpuroe gu elmer
eigenartisen Strafe psrurtbeilt, Die
mir in mobernen StrafseIeb biidern
ppbl psrgebli4 fuden piirben: sr
mubte Sfpei 8lGtter oes perp6ntsn
Bertes perSebrtn. glebnli9 gina
es Dem 8ensOittinsrmDn9 Dilbelm
bon @rimparb, Der nit elmer brieFs
li6sn Ra6ri6t isinss tir9liben 9Ors
eefebten an 8arnabp 8isconti ents
fonOt puroe. Der Sersos ssrietb
iibsr ben SnbaIt bes psrgamtntss
in 70 srimTise @utb, baB er ben
unT6ul6igsn llsbsrbringsr Spang,
ben Brief Biz auf ben lebtsn 5eBen
aufsueFsn. DAB Die sieentbiimlihe
Roit bem M0r6 nidt iebr geTddOst
bat, ,rIisbt man Odraus, oub er fpGs
ter nod neun Sabre, 1962-1370,
als Sbsrbaupt Der tatboIii9en Sfirs
DIE unter benz Ndmen Urban V. ii5
9robe 8srOieite nm Sunit unb WiIs
feni9dft srtperben tunnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Sine Idlasicrtise gmtpurt.

Der Sirigent tines semifdten
gbores, BON Dem bebuuptet miro, bab
er feline auberorbentli6en @rfplgt
gum She'll Der monumentalen 9robs
belt bsroantt, nit Der sr Die gbors
mitsIieber bsbanOeIt, iibtrIieB ben
Stab tpGbrsn0 selegentli9er Qbpes
fenbeit einem sbrssi5iseu junssn glis
iiitenten. Der aber nabm ii6 Dor,
Dem Weiiter gum fpenisfen i'm
Puntte Der 9ro6beit slei9autommen.
9lls nun BEL Der eriten prpbe Elm
fpertbpUlles Mitglieb 6es S.nDrs, .in
ansefebener &aufmann, iid seitutt.ts.
cine @iertelitunoe au fpdt unautret.n,
meinte Der iunse 9irieent iroRiId:
rSbre 1lbr sebt tpobl ndd9" Mit
Der sroBten @slaF.nbeit eripioerte Der
3aufmann uno Senor: vNein, aber
mein 9efddft sebt Dpr".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Die Mahrheit.

Ser S6eitb glbbull<Sfuia lanss
ipeiIte ii9. - Sa IieB CT feline orsi
Meifen fommtn un6 fraete fe: rDas
rum IanstpeiIe id mi62" Sarauf
antportste Der srit.: % S.rr, S.ins
sSrage fam niemanb bednttporten -
Stnn niemanO psrmas 9einen 9siit
Su ertennen!" - Der Sdsitb fpinttt
uno Der 8,iie fpuroe seb.ntt. 0u
ipra9 Der stpsite Der 8.iien: 30
Serr! 0u lansptiIft Did, peil ss
nibts sibt, mas 0einem tpsiIen @ers
ftanb CUR 8efri.oisuns serei9en
tann!" 9lud Der sipeite D.iie tpurbe
sebentt. Ser brittle aber ipru9: %
Ssrr, 9u IanstpeiIIt Did, neil 9u
piel 5u bumm biF, 9eintn @eift au
beIdGftisen!" 9a rief Der S6eith:
n9u SunOeiObn, Su baft r.dt! SOd
lpeil Du Die Dabrbeit s.Ipro6sn.
ipirit Ou ni6t esbsntt, ionbsru GEE
irpft ip;roen. Siibrt i'm pes!"
llnO Der Sdeitb langpsiIte ii9
tpeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

etrafanialt barrt elm Bsi6 auf ibn.
bef.n 9ejfdt nod INNER ben Rei3
unb bic anmutb Der Sussnb Seigt.
Stumm finten fi1 bic beiben in bic
Qrme, bann gleitet Der Wdnn on Der
Seite bes MGbdens nttber unb Be-
bedt ibre Sdnbe NIT &iifen. 4ber
iis buIbet es ni9t.
rglsin, Sran3, aufre9t tuoIIen mir
iieben uub elm neues 2eben Beginner
= nit bereintsn &rGften elm neues,
bsf6eibenes Slid aimmern."
Sanb in Sanb fdreiten bic bsioen
ipeitsr in ben fonnisen Serbittag bins
elm, Suriid in bds 2eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
Die madt.r bealeitst,r b,s aauf.

Die @d6ter besteitsten bss aaf.
1srrn SObn unb feline 8raut naa
Der Stimdtb. 6int.r ibnen Der
Stlabe, uno auf iisben fbperbeIa'
benen pferbsn Die Mitsift.
@is lang au9 bic ReiIe pdbrts
- en6li6 tamen iis bod ibrer Ssis
matb nabe. Dom lsbten Ra9tfuger
i6idten lie einen 8oten db, Der ioIl-
te oabeim Die 4ntunft bes Sphnes
berfiinben.
Nit srobem 9eprGnse rift Der
Batter feinsm sIiidIiden SObn entge'
gen. = 90 sosen fs cir.
90, bor Dem Sbor Der Staot.
sing's am 6riebbof poriibsr.
~SaIt!" rief Der StIabe unb fisI
bsm Sensit ieines GERM in Die 3ii'
gel. rS1lt, unb folge mir auf ben
Sriebbpf! Wir polIen tbsilen, mas
Su ertporben baIt."
.2ieber StIdpe, parts bod, Bis
mir na9 Saus tommen! Damn foait
Su 9ein She'll bdbsn, als pGrit 9u
mein Iei6Ii9er 8rubtr."
sd min ni6t, Ssrr! Sisr, eerab.
um 9rab. fOlft 0u nit mir tbsilsn.
gIs Der iunse &aufmann Idb, bab
fein Stldbe unerbitterli1 blieb, iaB
er ab unb tbeiIte bic Tlitsift: bier
pfsrbe Dem StIapen: brei bebisIt sr
fslbf.
~Sit ss redt sstbeiIt. StIape2"
~Sa. gber nun iheilen mir aud
mod Die 9rdut."
Der iunse Raufmann .rIdrat.
n9ruber in glaab - ipie piaii
9u bus WGoden tbeiI.n9"
Si. 2eute itanben rinssum unS
itaunten.
Ser StIape absr iasts: .@ir ia.
ben's ssfdposn. 70 miiF,n Mrs
bdlten = toOt o6er Iebenoi9, bic
Sdlfts iit mein."
limb bes &aufberrn Subn: rSS
bdb's geIdporen, 10 min ids bal'
ten = toOt Ober Isbenois, bic SGlfts
iIt Sein."
Sa orGngts Ser @tIap. ben Serrn
beiieite, nabm ibm ben SGbeI unb
fdpans ibn iibsr Oes RGodsns
Saupt.
3peimul isbte sr Ole Sdeibs
serdbe iiber benz S6.iteI an, bolts
dus uno fraste: .Sft's 70 sers9i
getbeiIt, Serr2"
Damn dbsr itisB sr bas Rdb.
den suriid, mari ben SGbsI our gr.
be un6 rief:
sd bin isner 2ei9nam, ben 9ei.
ne Site bonn SpanioIsn srtauft bat.
Sd idente Dir alIes - fiibr Gut
unb 8lut mad Saus!"
Sprud's. Fdmpfte in Die grbe
uno perfdpanb in Ieinem 9rab.
Weinenb nm ieinen treuen Sfld.
ben sog Der iunse &aufmann in fsi,
mem 8aterbaus Elm.
0a ipurOs Die gbe pplIsoeen, ba
bliibte ibm cine Sdar &inber unS
gntel = unb INNER ipieber funb er,
penn ii9's i6idte, ben Dsg gum
S6ab bon 9diro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08
0orf6las.

Rt6atteur: mSbre NOpslle 1T
piel su lang, sic miifen tiirSsr Tdreis
ben."
Suneer S9riftfelIer g :
,,W2ein Soft, nod tiirSer9 9iesmul
babe i6 mid ia idOn 10 tur5 gsfuBt.
bab fdit gar nidts mebr iibris gebIie'
ben it,"
Reoatteur: vSa, absr oas
uebriesebliebsne III uu9 nod gu bel.
Die beiten 8sitrGss iinO bstanntIid
bisieniseu, bic gar nidt seIdris6en
per6en."
S9riftfteIler: 9 .S6Dn, pa2
sabl.n sic mir pro Seils, tnexa ID
Stnsn iOI8e 9ettrds: i.nbef-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08


Gin SenIationsfau mar es. Dor
eiuem bidtseOrGnsten publitum, bas
iih aumeiit aus Der Sanbslspelt Der
Stabt retrutirte, seIanste ber prossb
8alIner sur 8erbonbIuns Dor Der
StrGftamm.r. 9abin mar es ees
tommen! Sie Rsbiforen batten Seblz
fummen in S0be bon sinigen Suns
bsrttauienb Mart feitseftellt. grDe
hermann = felbit pOllis btlflos -
iiberIieb bic 9lnseIessnbeit feinem
Redtsanipalt, Der bic fofortise Ser.
baftuns DalIners bedutraete -.
8leih, nit bunilen S9atten Inn
bic sIun3Ioi.n 9Iusen, sufummsns.s
funten, tauerte Srana Wallnsr auf
Der Intlosebant. Hun mar alles
sIeid, fein 2eben perni9tet. Sn pbns
mddtiser 0utb fudts er fid aufsus
ridten - ba fieI Isin Bid auf bic
Reiben Der 3ubGrer. Wie eritarrt
blieb Der Nonn in fsiner SteIung.
glus ipettaufssriFsnen, alansIpIen
aussn fisI fein Bid auf elm blafes
Srauenantlib. War bas ni6t 80.
bic taunte er bod %. aber, bas -.
plObIi4 branntsn feline 8oneen in
beiber ROtbe nmaIara!" Sebt bate
er iie setnnnt.
0ds mar gu biel fir ben sebro6es
nsn Wunn. Die @.Ii.bte, bic .r
freulos perIaifen, nm benz Wommpn
tad5uiasen, iie mar 3suse fsinsr tisf.
fsn ernisbrigung, al feinsr
S6ma6.
WiIb sriffen feline SGnbe in bic
2uft, er min auffprinssn. fsin.r Telbit
nidt mG6tis, elm unartitulirter
Sdrei entrinst iid beiier feinen Sip.
pen, bann fdIt .r idb auriid unO
idldst bart nit bem 8opfe auf. Cine
Sbnmadt bat ibn befaIIen. Sief.s
@ntieben berrIdt i'm 9eridtsTaal.
Die 9erbanblung muB abg.bro6en
iperben. W2an brd6te DaIIner in
bus 8erat6unes3immer unb Der Sc
ri9tsar5t bemiibte iid Inn ibu. Iu9
Slara WalIner bate man suseIaFen,
na9bem iie ertlGrte, iie fei bic 8raut
bes &ranten.
@nbli9 srtpd6te bieIer aus isin.r
tisfsn 8stGubung. Nsben ibm tniete
alara unb faBte feline Sanb. 4Is
Der Mann Fe erblidte, bob Elm quaIs
bplles StObnen feline 8ruF. Wiibs
fam Iudte sr Worte. rWas piGft
Du bier9" S0bnifd Iadte sr auf:
n&ommf, Inn Did an meiner
Sdma6 gu ipeiben2"
Sanft itreidt ibm 3lara iibsr bic
beige Stirn.
rRsin, Srana, i9 min bel Dir Tsin,
tpur's ni9t i'm Slid - iebt i'm un'
gliid 1T mein PluB an Seiner Ssite.
Seine Iusen Isu9ten iGb auF.
r&lura, nGr's m0slid, 0u psnbeIt
Did ni9t ab bon mir, bem @srbres
der, benz 8erbre9sr aud an Sir9!"
3drtlit rubt ibr Bid auf ibm.
rWtdgit Ou Der WBelt als Berbredtr
ssItsn = i9 tpeib baB Su nur balbe
S4ulO trGsf. Sin 9dmon mar es,
Der Did poripGrts trisb unb Did in
ben @bsrunb itiirSte. Sd - bab'
Did Iieb."
ginfa9 unb f6lidte tommen ibre
8orte berDor. SeIbf Der DGrter
iann feline Riibruns uur miibiam
psrbergen.
ST bas nod Der 8erbrsder, Der
perni6tst Idisn bon Der Dudt bss
S6idIals, Der Mdnn, Der nod Dor
Minuten Dem Sob nGbsr 'dien, aIs
benz 9eben9 8pu ridtet fih @alIs
ner auf.
,glun m0gsn bi. Ridter fpredeu
- bic 8srbanbluns lam ibrsn Sort
gang nebmen." -
gu9 brsi Sabren Offneten ii9 bic
9bpre bes 9sfdusniF.s fir .inen
MsnI6en, Der i'm llngIiid s.IGut.rt
mar. limb DOR ben Wauern Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

Sic (na6 Dem SdsiOungsurz
tbeiD: so, 9u S4eufol, iebt iinb
mir gef9ieosn. Hun tpiini9e ih
Dir mod sine re4t bdBlide, bumme
uno bOie Sruu!"
Gr: rumfo befer; oenn 0ieie ipers
be i9 bann i.6.nfaus ipeniser pers
miien. faus mir uns aud einmal
I6eiben ldfen foIlten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

leitist.n trubbem, ob.r ssrabe b.sbaIb,
bas BEL Fe9
,Das m6dte ipobl fein," duBerte
Srans trOden, rbdnn batten iie eben
Mittel sur 8erfiisuns senOFen prOs
tettion OOer fe bdtten = Slid, gang
einfa6. DOd sr - nihts bon alIee
benz mare ibm gu eisen. Gr miiHs
fGupfen, er poIIe ben @rfplg an feline
Settle Sipinsen."
rSa, ct liebe fie ndd tpie por.
fperbe ME cine anbere lieben. Nur
trsnnen miibtsn iih ibre Dese.
D.nn fie ibm nit sdter 2iebe suseT
tbon iei, tperbe ie ntht fein llnsliid
ipollen. limb er bItebe ungliidli4,
ipenn er in bef1etbenen 8erbGltnifen
iein 2ebsn ipeiterfiibren folIte.
60 mar sr benn sesonsen. Gur
lire 2iebe, bic mar seblieben, bic
ipiirbe ME aus i6rem Ssrssn i9pins
ben. 9as fiiblte bus MGbden. Sept
.rf, ala fie iib beFen betpubt tpurbe,
Iant iie In iid suiammen unb tbr
S9mer5 fu4ts 2inberung in bsibsn
SbrGnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

- Bofiir oenn2 Sin 8atails
Ion marfdisrt poriibsr. bic Uauiit
poraus. Sag. bod, Wama," frast
bos tleine 4snn9en, rfpOsu brau6t
man bic SpIbaten, Die t.ine WauIit
ma6en2" .u..,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-08

@rob. Snmmsn sins.n Surd fein.
5Gnbs, aber = iie sebOrten tidt ibm.
gr fdafft. raitIos, sOnnte iih tein.r'
lei grbOIuns = alIein, 70 fragts er
iid bitter: sir psn bus alesG"
limb feline 9ebdnten gaben ibm ants
mort: piles fir i6n, Der bus fauer
erporbene 9ut in Iuitiser @eielIf9oft
unbetiimmert berprabte." Sn ibm
rief es bonn: ~Dent an Did felbf,
feb gu, mo bu bleibf!"
gr lieB fi9 in tpagbuIiige Spetu'
lottOnen elm, pperirte nit bem 9elbs
feiner Sirma an Der 2onbpner 8Orie,
Inn an beimifden pIdben tein MiBs
trauen auftpmmen Su ldfen. 3us
nG9It bate DaIIntr Slid; bi,
Summen, bic er in afritanif6sn
9olbfbares anlegte, bra9ten ibm reis
den @epinn. 9lnsin bann fam .s
Sdlag auF S9Iag - bos unbeiI
nabm isinen 2auf. glod pdrsn bi,
@erlufe unb.mertt bonn Gbef gu bsrs
bergen eefpeien. Iber gu bsm trants
baften @brseis WaIIners par bic 2eis
benf9aft bes SpetuIauten setreten,
Sc CAB tein 3uriid mebr fir i'm,
gr muBte sepinnen, bic ausenblid'
Iide &oniunttur mar feinen Inter
nebmunsen ungiinitts seipefsn = baf
= DsaieIfdlle, tpie iie i'm taufmdn'
nifden 2eben genugiam au perseids
men iinb! Samit fudte er iih 81
trDiten unb - nabm ipeiterbin ben
r3rebit" feiner Strmd in 9lnfpru9..,
Sdliebli6 erfdDpften feline Opera.
tionen bic gintiinfts bes SouIes. gr
balf Ti9 nit De6feln. 9erabe bas
burd errests er inbeFen bic aufmerts
famtett Der 9efddftsipsIt, unb Oer
alte BANTER Wertbmeier, Der f6or
nit bem Batter 8rDbermanns in gss
fdGftli9en 8esiebunsen sefanber
bate, tptes ben Snfpettor Der ifirmo
bertrauli9 auf bas @ei9dftssebabrer
bes Pruturifien bin unb ristb ibm.
cine gsDifion brnebmen gu IuTen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29
Manufacturers and Boosters of the Tri-C Cities
Rock Island Wood Works

Manufacturers of sash, doors,
stairs and mouldings. Dealers in
glass, builders hardware and
makers of everything in mill
work. Cor. I1th st. and 9th av.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-29
Go to
LlNlNGER & MEYER
225 Eighteenth Street.
For Wisconsin Land.
Expenses refunded if not as rep
resented.
'hone 229O-Y. Hours 8 a. m. to p. m
MISS CORA BOWMAN

Manufacturer of CUCUMBER CREME
and HAIR GOODS
Electric Hydro Nacu Facial Treat
ments, Scalp Treatments, Electricity
sis. Shampooing. Manicuring, CHR
opody. 4G3 Henley Bldg. northeast
corner Brady St, Davenport, Iowa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
CUSTOM HOUSE
BROKE RECORDS
According to Estimate Made
of Twelve Months
lust Ended.
ABOUT S175,000 DONE
The Reports Are Not Com
plete But Will Soon
Be. Ready.
ABOUT S175,OOO DONE

II is estimated that the business
transacted in the custom house the fs-
cal year which ended June 81. at 4:30
P. NJ, was by far greater thatn that
done in this district during any pre-
Vious year.
! Although the reports are not yet com
plete, it is estimated that business
amounting to between $4,000 and
$l75,000 was transacted Figuring that
as the minimum, it would be approx
mately $4,000 more than the previous
twelve months. Business amounting
to sl51 ,S91.64 was transacted during
the fiscal year ending June 81, 1908.
In 1907 it amounted approximately to
$4,000, which was considered large
This territory covers approximately
$50 miles of shore. The work is done
by Collector Carson, Deputy Collector
Eggert and four inspectors The in
spectors not alone watch the unloading
of cargoes. of steamers coming from
foreign lands, but assist the steamship
inspection department as well in seeing
that the laws are not violated in re
gard to overlooking passenger vessels
The custom house and post office, of
which Mr.. Carson is custodian, has
been water-proofed under ground and
has been painted and decorated on the
interior.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
THE FIGHT OVER
NEW YORK CODE
FireproofIng Concerns and
Clay Miners Putting Up
a Great Fight.
THIS CITY Is INTERESTED
Charles A. Bloomfield Pre-
sented Some Telling Ar
guments at Hearing.
THIS CITY is INTERESTED

Another battle between the coneret,
and hollow brick and tile forces wal
scheduled yesterday before the commit
tee of the Board of Aldermen Of New
ork having in charge the new build
ing code for that city, and when the
matter was reached on the
Alderman Doull, leader Of the Wsl,
| tion TO the s0-ealled National Fireproof.
ing code, asked that toe committee
which has been considering the quef,
tion make its report.
Alderman Kenneally, chairman Of thd
committee, said he and his associated
constituting the majority would like i'd
spend some more time considering tho
situation. Then a motion was made I'd
/ ladiourn.
Alderman Doull said the majority
members of the committee found that
they did not have enough votes to put
their report through. Alderman Ken.
neatly laughed at this.
Both the concrete and hollow brick
interests had their lines drawn for a
sharp and final battle and big crowd
was on hand to watch the skirmish.
Perth Amboy is taking a lively In
terest in the fight as upon the outcome
depends whether or not the clay indus
tries Of this vicinity will take on big
boom.
At present what is known as einder
concrete is used in freproof buildings.
The new code prohibits the einder con-
crete on the ground that it is not fire.
proof material, and hollow brick and
tile is substituted. The cinder conf
crete men claim this is a move on the
part of the National Fireproofng Com.
pany, which they call the hollow brick
trust, to control the New York mar
kets. Behind it all is alleged to be
politics, the Croker family being with
the concrete people and Murphy and
the present Tammany leaders being
identified with the freprofng interests,
The battle is bitter one and there arx
those who predict that the fate of Ta
many Hall depends on the outcome.
Not only is Perth Amboy infera
because of the numerous plants on
National Fireproofng Company leAI
in this vicinity, but the large clay in.
terest Of Middlesev county are directly
affected for, if the new code is adopted.
.clay will be used as never before.
Numerous hearings have been held
on the subject of freproofng at all of
which both sides have been represeS u
bp lawyers and experts as well as the
manufacturers and clap operators them
selves Charles A. Bloomfield, who owns
several clay mines along the Raritan
river, is taking an active part in the
discussion. Mr.. Bloomfield is recogniz.
ed as a fighter and he has made soms
telling points in the interest of the holt
low brick at the hearings. At one of
the recent sittings Mr. Bloomfield went
into the question a little more through.
ly than usual making an address setting
forth the results OF his tests and expert.
ments with cinder concrete compared
with hollow brick On this occasion
Mr. Bloomfield said:
Continued on page 100
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
BODY MAY BE
THAT OF LACEY
Corpse Found on Beach Near
Sea Breeze May Be
Creek Victims.
TAKEN TO RICHMOND
Description Said to Fit That
of Unfortunate Plain
field Man.
TAKEN TO RICHMOND
specta, to tho EvEsINo NEWS.

Tottenville, July 7:-While John Ro.
bedee, of 55 Main street, Tottenville,
was taking his accustomed walk along
the beach about clock last night he
found the nude body Of an unknown
man.
1t was on the beach about halfway
between Sea Breeze and Raritan Bay
Park, near the mouth of a small creek
that runs into Raritan bay Mr.. Robe
dee had to wade in the water over his
shoe tops to get the body, SO it would
not go out again. Mr.. Robedee notified
Lieutenant Collins at the 99th precinct
station.
Patrolmen Bloodgood and Newman
were sent with Robedee to the place,
with the patrol wagon and the corpse
was brought to the station house about
8 o'clock. 1t was later removed to the
City Farm Colony at Richmond, to
await indentifcation.
The body is that of man about five
feet, eight inches tall, weighing about
100 pounds; with dark hair and blue
eyes. 1t had probably been in the
water about two or three days.
The body it was thought, might be
that Of William Lacey, of Plainfeld,
who was drowned while bathing near
the mouth of the Woodbridge creek
Sunday afternoon, as told in yesterday s
NEWS.
Coroner Matthew j. Cahill, of New
Brighton, who ordered the remains re-
moved, will hold it for several days,
after which it will be buried If not
identified.
This is the third drowned body that
Q police of Tottenville have taken
|arge Of within eight days. An effort
being made to locate the man s rela-
ives or friends. The police of the Goth
' precinct have notified the bureau Of in
formation in New York, and an alarm
as been sent out.
. Coroner Ferd Garretson, of this city,
\ has notified the friends of Lacey in
Plainfeld Of the finding of the body in
Tottenville, and they will 60 to Staten
Island today in an effort to identify the
body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
CLAIMS BODY OF
RAILROAD VICTIM

Agello Antonio ZemSeao, of 1879
Brunswick avenue, Jersey City, a
brother-in-law of Joseph Yocr2dio,
the man killed when a hand car
jumped the track Monday afternoon
near the Washington street crossing
of the Central railroad. came to this
city this morning and claimed the
body.
1t was removed from Ferd Garrett
sons undertaking establishment and
taken to Jersey City on the 1916
o'clock train.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
and interment will follow in the
North Arlington cemetery. Bergen
county. Yocradio, who had been in
this country only a few months, is
survived by widow and a baby boy
In Italy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
FREEH0LDERS
IN SESSION
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, July 7:-At a
special meeting of the Board of
Freeholders, held here this morning,
the standing offer of 5000 reward for
the arrest of horse thief and 500
for the return of the rig, which res
olution was passed April 2, 1908,
was rescinded. There has been SO
much dispute over who should get
the rewards that the freeholders will
not offer 1t any more.
The county engineer was instruct
ed to draw plans for culverts on the
Trenton turnpike and also on the
Cranbury- Plainsboro road. Bids will
be received August 5.
Treeholder Bunting reported the
iron bridge at New Market In bad
shape. He said a new one was need
ed. Plans will be drawn and bids
for a new bridge will be received
August 5.
Freeholders Bunting and Stacey
were appointed to look into the con-
dftion of the Millbrook bridge at
Piscataway and the Woodbridge
creek bridge, where the draw is in
bad shape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desire to express
their thanks to relatives, neighbors
and friends and Rev. Mr.. Skov, Rev.
J. F. Christensen for their sympa-
thy, assistance and floral pieces dur
Ing our recent bereavement In the
death Of our beloved husband and
father, Rasmus Jensen Murk, and to
James ]. Flynn, the funeral direc-
tor, for the many courtesies and sat
isfactory service.
Mrs. Rasmus Jensen Murk G. Family
3766-7-7-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
ELECTION OF
TEMPLARS

The annual election of New Time
Lodge No. 3, l. o. G. Tn, took place
last night.
The following were chosen: chief
templar, Mrs. John A. Lind; vice
templar, Mrs. John Jensen; secre-
tary, Hans Sandholt; financial secre-
tary, Carl Carlsen; treasurer, John
F. Tangaard; lecturer, Jens Jensen
marshal, Carl Carlson; assistant sec
retary, P. Jensen; assistant marshal,
Mrs. j. F. Tangaard; inside guard
Godfrey Bjork; outside guard, Ed
ward Tangaard.
Special Deputy H. A. Ronning, of
New York, was present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
TWO LICENSES FOR
y HUNTING ISSUED

Under the new game law requir-
ing a resident of New Jersey to OBJ
tain hunters license before going
into the field, City Clerk LaRoe is
prepared to issue them TO appli-
eants. The fee is $1.15.
The applicant Is required to give
his name, residence, postoff1ce ad-
dress, occupation, age, height,
weight complexion, color of eyes and
hair, and nationality. The license
will expire December 81, 1909, and
is not transferable.
Up to noon today the clerk had is
sued two licenses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
TOWELS CAUGHT FIRE
FROM GASOLINE STOVE

A trifling blaze occurred in the
barber shop of A. Lukatorns. 475
New Brunswick avenue, yesterday
afternoon. The police received a
telephone message from the Perth
Amboy Foundry & Machine Com
pany that there was fire near there,
and Chief Burke sent In 49,"
The fire, which was caused by a
gasoline stove setting fire to some
towels, was easily extinguished. The
towels and a window sash were
slightly burned. The damage was
estimated at $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-07
LION CHARGES
ON ROOSEVELT
Colonel Again Owes His Life
to His Workmanship
In African WiIds.
HAS EXCELLENT LUCK
Many Handsome Specimens
Have Been Secured by the
Former President.
Special by United Pre.s Rtrs.

Lake Naivaisha, British East Afri-
ca, July 7:-Col. Roosevelt's life
was saved again by his marksman-
ship, according to advices today.
While hunting along the bank of
Lake Naivaisha he suddenly encoun-
tered monster lion The tracks
we're the largest seen in this part of
Africa
charging Roosevelt, who barely had
time to seize his rife and fire one
shot, which felled the furious lion
The beast is the finest specimen of
the hunt
The colone1s luck during the last
few days has been wonderful, bag
ging fine lioness, four rhinoceros-
es, many antelope and wilder beast.