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Evening journal., 1909-01-13
RECEIVER,S SALE-
RECEIVERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE


RECEIVERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF
Chancery OF the State Of Delaware, IN
and for New Castle County. viii be ex-
posed to sale at public vendue,
ON THURSDAY. January q. 1909,
at o'clock Il. NJ,
on the premises. No. 208 West Fourth
street. I'm the city OF Wilmington,
All the Real Estate known as No. 2oS
West Fourth street, and the personal
property of the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Leather Company, consisting Of
the factory with al the tools and nx-
lures lately used by the said company
in the manufacture OF morocco.
Attendance viii be given and terms
made known by
WILLIAM II. LYMAN,
Receiver or The Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Leather Company.
or by ROBERT II; RICHARDS. Esquire.
Attcst.-Joseph &. JOlls.
Register I'm Chancery.
Wilmington, Delaware, January ., 1909.
j9-I0t
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uFT.P WANTED-MAI,E

y FLP WANT ED--MALH
SSfANTED-X53L BODIED MEN Be
w tween ages 10 and IS for u. s. Ma
rine Corps. Must be native born or
have first papers. Excellent opportunity
10 see the world. Good pay. Clothing,
rations. quarters. medical attention free.
Apply az N. s. Marine Corps Recruiting
Offce. Post Ohlco Building, Whining
ton. Del. JI-2lt
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ARcHlTEcTs AND ENGINEERS.

f. L. Rice. Jr.. Architect and Civil En-
gineer. H. F. Sanville. Electrical ana Con-
sfructive Engineer. e. l.. RICE. Ja.
COMPANY Offices S1b Market st. VIII
mington. Del. 10 Girard Trust Bldg.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
LADIES' TAILOR.

H. SENDER. Ladies Tailor Importer
and Furrier. Sil n. Van Buren, St.
formerly Of Philadelphia. Ladies' Suits
a specially. Workmanship and ut guar
enteed. ID. & A 792A- d2-eod-1y
Evening journal., 1909-01-13

TTNNTED-HoNEsT. SOBER YOUNG
w man TO qualify for good position In
Mail Service. Address III. II. b., care this
paucr. 11l-4t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

q MA pR era y 2 es fsa ~ 4 kr.f. 3
philadelphia Rooms. CSC. S5c Soc
FOR R1NT-LARGE ROOM SUITA-
bic for lodge purposes; also rooms
for Offices. Apply No. S3f Market st.
nishcd or unfurnished. light house
keeping. west side. Apply H., this Of
flee. tl2-2t
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
Delaware Trust Co., s,s's s''' :

FOR Rents FLATS. s. E COR.
9TH and Jackson Sts.: one fiat Connell I
~, between End and 3rd: 10 room house
no jackson. Apply j. Il. KRUGER,
w w. 4th St t7-tf
Evening journal., 1909-01-13

Il OK RENT
1884 W. 4th St. r & B............sie
aS Bennett ST., R.-................... ~
500 New Castle Ave, R.............. 10
l229 r.. r. Ave, 6 II .................... ~
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
10th and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13

x1IANTED-BUTCHER WHO UNDER
w stands buying and cutting meat.
Reference required. Apply s2l kelin
ST. Chester Pa. li2
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
( IN THE REALTY WORLD
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RFAL EsTATE FoR RENT
REAL ESTATE
For Rent

Several Groom houses in Eleventh
Ward, sewer connections, 5000
per month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

don wi1n q view TO learning whether
the ships dispatched hy the British
government 10 Che Vicinity Of tho tsou.
lille IN ASIA Mln0r VIII afford adequate
protection 20 all Foreigners and init.
mIiinr that the United states hopes
ihat everything feaslhlp win be done
10 safeguard human life.
Russia has been lull chat gae United
esales viii have 20 rely upon her for
Ihe humanitarian work of gaYlng uui
citizens IN rcrsla 81 their lives are IN
jeopardy. The nites settlement f
hafod on ihe newspaper reports that
"a military expedition from that COIN
try Is about 20 be sent 10 the reiiet
Of Tebriz
President galt Is deeply stirred over
the reports uf horrible atrocities which
haYe Fetchad hlm regarding the Ar
menlaus, and is anxious iliet no stone
be lett unturned 20 aTord relief
wherever possible. it Is realized that
American diplomatic officers IN Cen.
slanouorle aud Tehefan have maaa
plain the demands Of this country that
our citizens receive the fullest pro
lection possible. but at the same tim.
The officials know the difficulty N
the present dlsorgaulxed conditions
existing Of having these demands iulls
complied with. For these reasons TIL.
government has psuctlelliy invited inc
cooperation Of other Christian na.
lions Of Europe IN p%rctec,sag life and
nIonerly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24
TURKISH
SITUATION
CONCERNS
UNCLE SAM

WaahlnRtun April 2t Realizing
lbe impolencx Of the Turkish aud the
Pefalan governments % adequately
safeguard American lives and prop
eriY ii he present disturbed eondl'
lions Il lneIf countries, tie state de-.
naffmhnf has lnlimale6 shat Il sill
welcome ms assistance IN this disec.
lion from the governments Oh arent
Hlilaln and Russia.
Diplomatic representations haYine
ihlk object III view already have been
madH II the foreign ONCE AZ london
ana St Petersburg. whoae ships and
soldiers are II of near The scene u
she mafeaefas and ready for active
operations
A. Ihs same time oloets are being
madH 10 learn whether the powers Of
EufDup Ia whom rest the sn%pcrlusend'
ehc} Fl The application 81 reforms
undertaken b Turkey 10 Tie provinces
inhabited Is ArmnnIsnA. according 10
tho IIefllu treaty 81 1879. nave taken
stops IL check The horrors % being
ne nHsratra aKRinss those people
TIE Sn~nellhlnndency Of the appli'
ent.an ~ THESE reforms Is given 70
tisN Bowers ia shat treaty. whose Ia.
z4Hkf|Ef WIS arsaiIel during Che re-
cont IfunhIes h The Balkans. The
United States was not a H~lenatofy "a
lht eanYtHllon
Inaaifiea have been directed to Lon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

special 10 Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
MusknEee. Okla Apsll 2s Secre'
iary Of the interior Ralllnger Is going
10 keep IN touch with conditions In
Oklahoma. and has sent his first as.
istlni, Frank Pierce, here TO gather
Information arst hand and make IN
gestigaiions. after comforting with
The lueal officials, and governors Of
tie indien tribes. Pierce leit Co.. Tulsa
where BE viii Investigate tae OH lease
business wherein Il pertains % enc
leasing OF Indian lands for oil and
q purposes. ne viii talk With tha
oil men Us Inc country aae gee teen
ideas as wen as those 81 the Tuisa
aIlelnla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

The old fashioned way OF dosing
il weak stomach, or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is ais wrong. Or
sho0p first pointed out this error.
This Is why hls presentation Or.
shcop's Restorative directed en-.
tlrely to the cause Of these ailments
the weak inside Of controlling nerves
HI isn't so difficult. SAYS Dr shoop
TO strengthen q weak stomach Henft
or Kidneys, II n goes At Il rorfoct.
ly. Each inside organ has It's con.
trolling ur inside nerve. When these
nerves fall then those organs must
surely fRIter. These vital truths are
leading druggists everywhere to dis
ponse and ree0mmend Or. sh0op9
Restorative. Test II q few llatsl anu
Recl Improvement VIII promptly and
surely iolIuu. Sold b Wailace's
/ Drug Store. pea -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24
bic DuRANr REALTY DEAL

Special &c Daily Leader.
Duraut. Okla, April 24--0ne Of the
largest real estate deals IN the history
of Durant was eonsnmmated yesterday
when Frank ]. Wilson Of Clay Center
Kan. purchased from John steHer int
two-story building at the northwest
corner Of Third avenue and Evergreen
%street. together With considerable ad'
Joining property now occupied by The
steger lumber yard. The building 4
now used as a %posto1lce and court
house. and contains the Offices cf all
the county officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

Fou ean never be quite sure wsiefa q
cold AS going ta hit you. Ga the fall and
winter # may settle IL the bowels, pro-
aucinf severe pain. In the tmmeI II
may give sou collie with diarifioea or sum
mef complaint, 10 not be alarmed on tpf-
mont yourself With fears pf appendicitia
81 Inflammation ~ the bowels. AZ the
first align 81 The palm of eramp take Perry
Davis Painkiiler IN Hnrm. Aweeieneh
water. end relief Nill come at once There
Is but one painsiiler, Perry Davis T u
nov nut up IN i large a5-cent Size as sell
a. the regular 59-cent Size.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24
TIC Daily Fashion Hint

C~hryEnlile Il said TO he & lucky
stone. aud amy Of us FERNS are con.
dHelsr III good fortune oiiyeue being
one al the most popular Thusa green
Hlanes ID dUll geld naehlaves may be
worn tluon occasions when pearls o.
IaiAm0nds would not he IL eond tasi
keAkIechs are now made 70 hug The
meek rlbsely A silver chaiu dutles
win m~aIachiln Of turquoise IN motR
levels Is a iasoflle'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

Al he thirteenth annual messing
of this American Academy Of Political
ana Social 9cience. held at Phila-
deIphla last week E. .. Wariicld. pres
Ident N I~.afnyatte College, said that
'updn Inc whole the Influence Of Ann
erlcan women IS good except In the
case al lie irresponsible rich. among
whom women are found. Re said pub
ilcly ana without shame, copying the
vices cf men, lndulglug IN the use of
tobacco and alcohol. celebrating impure
and profane speech and manilestine
a growing indinerence to the sanctity
OF tie marriage relation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

than have my feet out on. said n. T.
bingham Of prlnceyille, III. but you'll
die from gangrene (which had eafen
away eight toes) If you DON'T said.
all doctors Instead he used Bucklen's
|Arnlca salye TIL wholly cured. US
cures Of Eczema. Fever Sores. Hoiis,
Turns and piles astound the world,
Csc at al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

The rachloa Of Hspplng
THE latest lad aalans women b ihe
slesla. Everywhere no IS being preach
ed that women DO moi sleep enough
and shat they would have better
health u frey would tgaia themselves
Ia take forty wlnks' while the ket.
a. bolts uf Sc down Tor len minutes
between tasks before dressing Tor
INSTANCE and after returning from
shopping on other strenuous employ
ment. Sit down TO read ne papes
IN n comfortable chair and doae over
ID ii g5u want t. and y9a VII nu
doubt asslmilate enough 81 the news
ANA gel rested at The same lime, AZ
any rate # d woman has not slept
eight hours az night she must make
up for It during The day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

The business women Of Louisville,
Ky are building a club house, and u
Is worthy Of note that theg are reeelv
ing help from Al parts Of the state,
as many At the business women OF
Louisville are girls from country
towns, and the club houso win give
them e hotel Ia which lhey MAJ feel
sale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

since SO many women have peeh
arrested end treated as common male
factors because they worked uome
what violently N favor o. votes for
women. the Humanitarian society o.
England has adopted q resolution that
there shll be a demand by the prison
Reform committee that & difference
be made between these who are prls.
oneft In violation Of common right
and those VINO suffer I0r the triumph
Dc lheir cause.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

Itakr19a Appalling.
C0nstaniinople. April a. Latest re-.
ports ffnm kdana show ppnalling dis
treas IN that district aome $4,000
persons are homeless and STRIVING
and thuu5ands OF orphans are 10 be
provided for IN a comparatively
small Protestant community rs Prot
|estant pastors have been killed. The
FLOSS Of wheat and the damage OF -four
mills cause high prices. Relief viii
be distributed irrespective Of rare ana
creed ~ n commission Of Mosloms
and Christians presided over BY the
mis- sionnfy. Me. Chambers. aho has
had much experienced with relief work
ct fcrmar Nrmenlen .ressacFcH end
under the supervision o. the britiHh
cohsuls.
The central government Is ondeaFuf'
Ing u take measures TO provide
shelter aud iood ior she refugees. hul
owing 10 the paralysis at headQuar.
llefs foreign help Is urgently needed u
Infeytnt further loss Of lie ~ sterfs'
lion
Protection Of Americana.
John g. A. Leishmann. The Afnpft
can ambassador, In addition 10 max
Ing Representatives "a The foreign uf
fee concerning conditions n Aalg
MlncF, has anpriled directly 10 IN
shelka9ISlam. head of she Moham
mpaan ahurch 70 Use hla iHfilenee fp|
fhe protection Of hmnrlcaHs Th'
Standardization, Il Is understood hal
acted promptly IN ihe direction o
stopping attacks on the Christians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is ihel Attest DIS
ease and women are said 10 be lhe
victims. principally pr Chna T. "a.
M. the distinguished ~authntlty N
nerves. defining the morbid love s.
hnImal TINT aHeols some women Il
ent.l ~inellnes aone KFnne.r NomeH
nneeiaa Aafe bcnsI ifeMIHas hHl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24
WOMEN'S
DEPARTMENT

but are incapable of hnndlins proper.
ly thep roblrms Of llle
Vote When DUTY Calls
The large vote cast by women ln
Detroit FOR School Baard members
and In Cedar Rapids, a.. un he aues'
lion Of bonding the city for the pur'
pose uf building new school houses,
1862 women voting at The latter place
gives the lie 10 the idle story that
women win not vote Gwen when there
there is necessity for II, If they have
the right.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24
Salaries Of TypIats

An American typisl vent tu Lon
don int found she could not fossl-
bly, live on the wages paid there 70
Women Of her occupation. IN ONE pc
sitlons IA this country ahe would, no
doubt have found II hard to live
as many poor girls are working az
the typewriter al day fer Sc q week,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

KasaI EulaFrh quickly yields % treat
mtHz Af Tie ~aefneabie, aromatic Ely's
f|tHzm fa|fn. N Is fefelvsd through The
n1szEI|s and EIfAnssH anil heals The whole
IAlt..s.s over 7llrh Il dihpses llselL Drug
sasl lie 60t. az feai n AMI you
.f0 s.ss Is eanllnae ihe treatment I'll re-
lItfSa.
Announcement.
~ z~se1mHndala shoee Who are partial
as - $50 If aGnin|zafs Ia applying liquids
rs NaSaI naeFAKes for catarrhal ff0n.
Ins =|Is Dfss8|el1fs prepare Cream Hahn n
..sI|z |6.ia. zI|ah VII be known Is Ely's
a|4 El4am Balm. Price influd|ng the
81 &aiIe u rs eHass. Druggists o. hy
III6 ||a4id firm imlHHdian tie mod.
#.NfEIIIN W IHa eplld preparation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-24

Special to the Daily Loader.
Cherokee. Ok.t April II There II
il considerable IONS acreage d wheat
IN The great northwestern wlioat belt
this year. TURNER'S who are CONVEX
SAINT with candiloHs state lhaf The
acreage 81 this part OF The stale is
twenty per cent less tnan last year.
The acreage Of corn Il greatly ln'
creased this year and all lock for tho
biggest corn crop since the opening.
The shortage Is In the acreage q
wheat is Ia a great meusure due %
the extensive planting Of aliiaIa.
itching piles provoke profanity. bul
profanity went cure them nuan'I
Ointment cures Itching. bleeding "a
~pfntrudlne ualoA after years " suffer-
Ing. Il aAf drug store
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
MOTORIST BRAVELY
SPARES OTHER CAR

Herman Krause, of Central ave-
niue, Tottenville, driving his twenty
FIVE horsepower Maxwell runabout on
Amboy avenue yesterday afternoon,
to avoid striking large touring car
containing several ladies and which
was on the wrong side of the street,
Icrashed into a telephone pole and
was thrown out of his machine
His auto struck the pole with such
la crash that 1t was completely put
|out of business. The radiator, n.y.
wheel and the whole front Of the
car were smashed Mr.. Krause, who
lis foreman in the street cleaning
department in Manhattan, had one
side Of his face badly bruised but
|outside of that was not injured. He
was thrown about twenty-five feet
|ahead of his car. The owner Of the
large touring car stopped and gave
Mr.. Krause his name and admitted
being on the wrong side of the road
way. He said he would pay all dam
|ages. The accident happened short
lily after o'clock, near Bamberger's
hotel, Eltingville. Mr.. Krause's ma
chine was towed to Chris Friis's
garage in Front street, Tottenville,
to be repaired.
Mr.. Krause in taking the chance
he did probably averted more Sc
rious accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
BRAKEMA FALLS
BETWEEN CARS

AS the result of fall from the
top of a freight car in the yard of
the Staten Island Rapid Transit rail-
road at ST. George last Friday, VIII
liam Ford, Jr., a brakeman in the
employ of the company, is confined
10 his home, 1853 William street, Tot
fenville, with badly sprained back.
Mr.. Ford was standing on the top
OF a car when he lost his balance and
fell between his own train and car
on the opposite track. Neither car
was moving at the time, which prob
ably saved him from being thrown
beneath and being ground to death.
Mr.. Ford was carried to the office
Qf1t the company, where he was at
tended by DR. Frank De Revere, the
railroad physician. Mr.. Ford was
later taken to his home In coach
from st. George to Tottenyille, where
he Is now under the care OF DR. David
Coleman, of Amboy avenue. There
We're no bones broken but it viii be
gone time before he win be able to
be at WORK again.
Mr.. Ford was married ON Thanks
giving Day last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
MASONIC FAIR NETS
APPROXIMATE $500

The Masonic fair which had been
in progress in the new temple in
Main street, Tottenyille, the past
week, came to a close Saturday
night. 1t was one of the most sue
cessful affairs of Its kind ever held
in Tottenville. 1t is estimated that
over $500 was realized.
The crowd on Saturday night
broke all records, being much larger
than on the opening night. Every
thing was disposed of from the vart-
GUS booths.
In the contest for the gold watch
donated to the fair by Benedict
Brothers, OF Manhattan, Mrs. For
rest NJ Kemble, of Perth Amboy,
collected 1929 and was presented
with the watch. Miss Corinne ST.
monson, who was her opponent, coll
lected $67.35, and was also given a
watch. In the guessing contest OF
the number of beans in a bottle J I.
A. Forester guessed the nearest.
His guess was 3,730 and there were
3,7T2 beans In the bottle Mr.. For
rester. who is the master of Hugue-
not Lodge No. 381, r. & A. M, was
also presented with a gold-headed
tduc lEOlu the 1dSteIu DtdT CndpI0f.
Those awarded prizes Saturday
night were as follows: j. J. Crab
am, of Matawan, N j., buffet; Mrs.
II. w. Sohl, Morris chair; Mrs. r.
Lyons, bookcase; Robert Esselborn,
reading table; Mrs. Richard Braden,
dinner set; o. w. Bedell, burnt wood
chair; Mrs. Killmeyer, burnt wood
tabourette; Arthur f. Decker, bath
room fixtures; Mrs. Della Kugler,
tea set; f. Merrill, chocolate set; ].
Kreielshe elmer, Masonic sofa pillow:
nj Humphrey, water color painting;
August Clarius, electric lamp; ]. A,
Forester, barrel of oil; Miss Della
Winant, ring; p @. Miller, ice cream
freezer; Glennard G.. Decker. oil
stove; Fred Hoehn, gilt clock and
candelabra; P. c.. Juhl, bronze fig
ure; P. J. Corbett, parlor lamp;
Thomas Morris. suit of clothes; Mrs.
Harry Williams, manicure set; H. E.
Sprague, barrel of flour; Mrs. f. O.
w. Schmitz, barrel of flour; Mrs. O.
Poulsen, dish; Alfred Larkin, doll:
], w. Decker. pair of bust orna-
ments; Mrs. Bean, of Brooklyn,
small gold clock; NJ Humphrey, sofa
pillow; Miss Mabel Corson, cut glass
set; Edward A. Taylor, bisQue flg-
ure; Edward Kugler, sofa pillow:
Edith Haerle, burnt wood brush:
George Wood. dolly; Benjamin STAN
ton, fancy vase
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
i I eIIk sock pIstriet.

The Twenty-ninth is known as New
york's silk stocking district from the
fact that If It was known Of candi-
date that he wore any other kind be
would be cut at bis club and knitted at
the polls. There is legend In the
district to the effect that man once
went to the assembly from there and
cut open his cheek at his first break
fast in Albany. There was talk OF
impeaching him until investigation
brought out that the damage had been
done not with a knife, but cham
pagne glass New York Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
A GAME DINNER.

The Lobster Club gave game
dinner at Kaltermeier's hotel in
Huguanot Saturday night at which
there were about fifty present from
Huguenot, Eltingville, Annadale and
Tottenyille. The dinner was served
at 8 o'clock under the personal SUI
pervision of John Kaltermeier, pro-
prietor of the hotel.
President Barrent Winant acted
0s toastmaster After dinner speech
es were made by Joseph Honey, j.
Louis Garretson, Mr. Winant and
others. An excellent menu was
served. There were music and sing
ing until late hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
sToRER.-COT,E.

Frank storer and Miss Mabel d.
Cole, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Cole, Of Hillside avenue,
Great Kills, were married in the
Moravian church. Great Kills, Fri
day night at o'clock. Rev. ]. s..
Romig. pastor of the church, officiat-
ed.
A reception followed at the home
of the brides parents, at which
about 100 guests were present. An
elaborate supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs storer received many beau
tiful gifts Of cut glass and silver
ware.
They will spend q year In Buenos
Ayres, where Mr.. Storer will repre-
sent a New York concern that he is
connected with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
PHEASANT PLAINS LOCALS.

John Moeller. Jr, who broke his
collar bone in a fall recently. is re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret Clayton, Of
Tottenyille. visited the latter,e par
entH here yesterday,
U. 8. Grant Council, Jrs o. U. A.
M, meets tonight.
Harry Jost visited in Tottenvills
yesterday
The annual election Of officers OF
the Amicitia Association will take
place at monthly meeting to ba
held in their club rooms tomorrow
might.
Thomas Mcdonald, of Sandy
Ground. who was injured in the ex-
|plosion at the 8. S. White Dental
Works in Princes Bay about ten days
Iag0, has returned to work.
I'm the WhirlH of the Southwest
ern Twisterse viii be the subject of
the lecture by d. Allen Hogan, d. v.
|S.. OF New York. in the Reformed
church. Huguenot, tonight, at s
o'clock II win be illustrated by
views.
fOther Staten Ialand news on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
TOTTENVILLE LOCALS.

Mrs. H. A. Bachmann is seriously
Ill at her home in Johnson avenue.
Richmond Temple, Pythian Sis
ters, will meet tonight.
Bentley Lodge, Odd Fellows, will
meet tonight.
Mrs. David Applegate, OF New Ha-
ven. visited her parents here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Straus, OF
Manhattan, spent yesterday with the
latter's father, H. Leyinsen, OF Main
street.
Miss Edna Morris, of Roselle, Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
LaForge, Of William street, yeHter-
day.
Edward Drisooll, OF Manhattan
spent yesterday with hts sister, Mrs,
Eugene Hemstreet
John Hellerberg, Of Manhattan,
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. William Oliver, Of Manhat-
ttan, was the guest OF Mrs. James
White, Of Broadway, yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
MINsrREI. sHnw

Ala arrangements are complete for
khe minstrel entertainment and
dance for the benefit of the Holy
Comforter church to be held In the
parish house in Eltingville Wednes-
day nigl The program will include
vocal and instrumental music.
After the entertainment dancing
will be held. The show viii COM
nence at s O'Clock.
(0ther Staten island news on page %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
FROM ISLAND 10 JEReEY.

EngineeTs IN the employ Of the
New York Public Service Commits
sion are making soundings along
the Kill Won Kull as a preliminary
step toward the building OF tun-
mel under the Kill Won Kull from
Staten Island to Bayonne.
This action of the commission is
looked upon as being favorable to
the working out of the New York
Port Circular Railway plan, which
includes the tunnel under the Mar
rows from Brooklyn to Staten ISL
and, the tunnel under the Kill Won
Kull and the tunnel from Bayonne
and Jersey City connecting at the
Pennsylvania ferries with the tun-
mel from New York