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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

John Croft has been suggested rs
general chairman of the movement
to entertain at Mobile next year the
veterans of the Confederacy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

AN EDITORS PLANT.
Says the Kansas City Star, in it4Mis
souri, Notes."
An Ozark editor issues this wall: "iews
news, news! It's enough to give AMMAN
the blues. Nobody married and ndodv
dead; nobody broken an arm or Mad.
nobody come in to talk of the can,
nobody got booty and started a srrapinn
one got run in for taking horn; nolodv
buried and nobody born. Oh, for a rick
ct, a riot, a fuss; someone to oome
in and stir up a muss; someone to stir
up the peace laden air; somebody's COM
ct to give us a scare Somebody thunped
within an inch of his life. somebody run
off with another mans wife; someone to
come in and pay up his dues: anything,
anything, just so it's news"
RAIDS ON MYTHOLOGY.
The Centaur would be just the thing
runaway to stop;
Today he'd make, and no mistake
handy mounted cop.
Kansas City Journal
Old Argus in the baseball field
Would surely be a peach;
Should three men be on bases he
Could keep an eye on each.
Boston Transcript
Old Midas would be good chum-
Would we could have one suchl
No matter how hard up we were
We would not mind his touch.
Houston Post.
And Atlas, who held up the world
Would surely top the BILL
Above all other men of Drawn
Who star in vaudeville
PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

In st. Louis every man who gives
his seat in a street car to a woman
gets a button, and so does every wom-
an who gets a seat in that way and
says THANK you"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

President Taft believes in an abund-
anee of local atmosphere in his
speeches. He should be taken around
the Horn when he reaches Birming-
ham
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

The statue of Matthew Stanley Quay
cost $4,000 and it lies neglected in
a freight depot, and the railroad conf
pany threatens to sell it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06
Ron XoYAEl

The good old soul who ust To belIow
His, BLESS your heartr1
With hopeful mien and acnts melIow
Has played his part
And slipt away from earth trouble
Perhaps, afar
His kindly wit for aye vi bubble
On some sweet star!
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06
PRoFITARE.

1.-THE north pole is a Id proposition. -
mo doubt but Dr. Cqx has found It
fine pot-boiler.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

A FINE GIRL
1.-THE girl next door is home again,
And that's enough joy for a day."
Sings Judd Lewis in the Houston Post
guess that sweet girl doesn't play
The ragtime, Judd, and loudly sing
Bout ten miles off the proper key
For If she did l hardly think
She'd have such popularity.
TIMING IT,
The Soul Kiss is making a smoky
trail through Texas"
How are Texans taking it?''
with stop watches"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

AT THE TOP OF TIE WORLD.
There is always room at the top"
mo doubt. And yet, I'd hate to go up
there and be called a liar"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

AN EDITORS PLANT.
Says the Kansas City Star, in ita Mis-
souri, Notes:'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-06

Entered at the Birmingham. Ala
postoffice as second-class matter nnat
act OF Congress March Q 1879.
The evening world., 1909-02-26

the once great middleweight who had
lost his cunning kept them silent. Yet
= had 1t not been for the knockout these
same spectators would have called the
bout the rankest fake in all their eNpe-
rienCe.
Thomas and Kelly looked well matched.
They were a pretty pair to fight. Both
seemed in perfect condition. There was
no squabbing over bandages or rules
Both seemed eager TO go ahead and
fight fairly and cleanly,
First Round Was Good,
! The first round was as pretty an en-
hlbtlon OF boxing skill as you would
want TO see. Kelly, ligh; and easy in
movement. crouchng like cat,
tried time and again for openings.
Thomas, slow, deliberate, but with fine
Judgment of distance, blocked or drew
away from punches with almost the
skill Of d DrisColl. "Ah." said the
crowd at the end OF the round, they've
lei, each other out. Nine more to 60
Now for the fighting"
Round two was just as pretty as
round one. There wasn't real blow
struck. People began whistlng the
l"Merry Widow"
l.Round three was simply rotten. After
handing and receiving few punches
abou; as hard as any boxer delivers in
his daily training Kelly hIppodromed.
bic swung hercely and missed by two or
tn.ee feet Five times in succession
Kelly missed like blind man. 1t was
hoo raw. The crowd hIssed y small
boy in the gallery called out: Put on
'the final bout" Others with less wit
Eeled. Take 'em OFF!
The fourth round started in the same
way. both pulling their punches. Now
and then thcy clnched and bluned at
handing blows. johnny Frayne, anxious
ito offset the effect Of this circus work
kept calling cut: Pretty work, Joe"
but there was more and more Kissing.
/, Crowd Commences to Hiss.
tThomas, without any apparent reason
was slowing up. Kelly missed aWR'
lw ardly and left a wide opening. Joe
ihcsi,a,ed until he had time t.. cover
hm inclined to think, In the Il-Ht o
Whnt followed, that Thomas was already
l.gOIng" from the effect OF a few Ign
hunches. and realizing his own weak
mess was wiling tD stall as long a
Kelly let. him, waiie Kelly, seeing tina
Thomas was all in, nugseds MN along
INSTEAD Of giving him a sailor BURKE
treatment. ~.
tactic :. coming ~
The evening world., 1909-02-26
Nelson Made Protest.

| made a vigorous protest. claiming
that had not dealt a foul blow, but il
was all to no avail. said then and
still declare that Cans deliberately quit
under punishment for fear Of being
knocked out Iogltimately by me.
claiming to have been hurt by foul
blow, or else ! was beaten hy I1bbery.
Two years later Knocked Cans out
twice with the same Identical punch
delivered in the same place and on the
same spot. The referees. Jack Welsh
md Eddie Smith, declared no foul blows
were struck.
The evening world., 1909-02-26
NELSON TELLS THE STORY
OF HIS FIRST fight WITH JOE CANS

black champion over. Referee SIer
commenced 10 count and had reached
tie count OF four when Gans's sec
onGs jumped UP IN the edge OF the ring
and began ycll.ng, Foul, Foul"
and, thrusting ne aside, waited almost
a minute, when he declared that Cans
had won on a foul
The evening world., 1909-02-26

At tie forty-second round I. was get
ting dark ana would have been i'm
possible for The fight to have continued
over three rounds more NJ the outside.
During the latter part II the contest
Cans went back to his corner several
times vomiting. As h. reached his
corner at the end u the forty-frst
round, lie heayed violently and could
tell by his condition that his finish was
Yery near.
As the gong sounded for the forty
second round | sailed over to Gans's
corner and met him within yard OF
his chair. went after him hammNr
and tongs, determined TO knock him
out. had backed lin about half way
across the ring when delivered the
final punch, hard left-haf scissors
nook to the liver that travelled less
than a foot. This punch was delivered
with the foreiingar nnd thumb, the
kunckles being up. and landed directly
on his liver. on tho right side OF his
body, just above the second rib.
This is the punch that toppled the
The evening world., 1909-02-26
M'GRAW NJ WILL LET
YOUNG PITCHERS
CUT LOOSE TO-DAY
Waller, Holmes, Marquard and Dur
ham Will Have Chance to Show
Speed-GIant5' Manager Surprises
Recruits With Signal System.
BY BOHEMIAN BTLGER.

MARLIN, Tex, Feb 26-Ilow often you sat
grandsand heard McGraw
now Perhaps also noticed that there
the time you heard Mcraw yell
batter dropped unt toward third base
good one often the ordinary probably merely express
The evening world., 1909-02-26
.ooR Joe Thomas'
- For two hard months he

GuNu ~ Iu>h!nG al ht'Iy ana sIuSEnE
WIN nm Tor ha.t minute on even
terms. He landed heavily on Nellrs
jaw, and was paid I'm tho same rpiu1lre
Thomas recl,d Keilv rIunginr smHk
his rirht urdrr ,In baI,, L., ,i,',,,,,.,,
h suuh 'he count gov up again AnGtEer
HtdIt bIuW. lnumaS went down, tell on
MS left side, slowly rolled over and sl;
up. his eyes rolling. He was So daz.d
that as he ,rieI desnnr1tcly Ia rrsT mn,
from ,bo t,on, M ,,.,l .,,,, ~ -" :. ~
T. III, Wv ,r' r"o' ne Was l"C'I" AVA! ''v'.!
The evening world., 1909-02-26

Chapter NNII. OF the Battling
Nelson stories will he printed In
The Evening World OF to-morrov.
The evening world., 1909-02-26

teitnS were TO meet N"!t,rd. N!Feu
u4cN WouId accept %.," guarantee,
WIZ. a A5'v" SIDE bet, the hShl 10 he 10
ih'sh. .,..,,.-,, .,,,,,
L''arhtIy tae EoIGheld sporting u.pooi
WAS ".'ustd y o.ssei game as I'r!
SEM SEM NE lhe lH.oW1nE answer, ,....,....
s!L pivpoSiUvh "I ',''y Ia, ,an,es
ana Co." SIDE pet accepted, hut %ouII
L.,t,' a n'eeliis nt'",tn E9uEStt a''u
"""S, 80, we ".1 E.E" %.''"n, ~ sane sane
,H.T5s'ed' ,.,, ~ Hl',NAi'b, .,
. nw.'@lell @ Aii"'.uT .1, ,,an, ,iS." .tIsMt'
.,r seTS utoM W.. LrI.aoM'"S tTP'i c,,,n
4t& haCHa'u, Ho'u"e'' A'HIe'I N'uu'
~ o!u"e.ui a,.,o, ... ,,.. ,,..,,,
and '1,Ss 5,."or,t VA u ''''''' 'o' '"'S "'"'''
ana accepted ,,,.r, ,,.,, ,.,.,..,,.,.
!, ,oss tho, bM on LINI ,, ,\hHrDH, ro,S,,.od
!" ieSS Nla'l an '''"' tI'e It'tN ="
The evening world., 1909-02-26
BY BATTLING NELSON.
CHAPTER XAI.

IMMEDIATELY after the Herrera fasco theatrical
watch finally landed Chicago follow
ing and he would
riOIs show houses and challenge
He followed Office in Boston
persistent that almost blows refused listen his talk
time sporting general public
derei why.
demanded
myself claiming well
had beaten all ghtweshts
for all
unsputei light good
OF he a to the in
Upon this them nluce
to a meetng were right would
Jus 'n," 'S time 'I,e'a >eV In
/
The evening world., 1909-02-26

BROOKLYN ADJUSTMENTS.
~~,>'-~~-N---/-r-s->~~O~~ .-N~O~~~~~>,
fMfihl,--IwlCe Daily. Tel $500 Bu,l.
br,hivi! ara Ralph Ave. fest seats au-,
S'h DENrRE stIGN--. .!rr, suues,
Nitc tHc7ter a bl. Ola, and tho calobrat 4,
Cd nNkIhlL FAMILY. picyce Marvels,
Next Nech The Merry MaidepS.1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
REV. r. D. ELMER AT
THE pTIST CHURCH

At the Wednesday night prayer
meeting at the First Baptist church,
Rev Franklin D. Elmer, pastor Of
the First Baptist church, Of Win
sted, Conn, will speak.
Mr.. Elmer is one of the leaders in
advanced Sunday school work. With
the assistance OF his school he has
built up an exhibit of more than
10000 pieces, which has been ex-
hibited at the Religious Education
Association in this country, and at
the Worlds Sunday School Conven-
tion at Rome, as well as many other
places at home and abroad A few
of these articles will be used We'd
nesday night, by way Of illustration.
Opportunity will be afforded for the
asking and answering OF questions.
Mr.. Elmer's theme will be: ''Fresh
Water from the Spring; or, the Child
and Modern Methods in the Sunday
School" Mr Elmer has long been
a personal friend Of the pastor, who
hopes for an unusually large attend
ance.
The meeting will commence at
TAB O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
TO GIVE MUSICAL IN
PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL

The quartet of the Presbyterian
church win give a musical in the chapel
in Rector street Thursday night. This
promises to be delightful event. A
pleasing program has been arranged and
selections Of lighter vein than would
be given in the church auditorium viii
be rendered. Fred J. Cox, the organist,
lis in charge which assures the usual
high standard Of musical events in the
Presbyterian church.
A decided feature of the evening will
be the reader, Miss E. Marie Som A
criticism by the New York Press Of
Miss Som . work is as follows:
Miss e. Marie Som, the reader,
whose interpretations Of standard and
current literature have taken SO many
audiences by storm, in a talented artist.
She reaches the popular heart
at once, and she does more-she proves
a revelation to the critical who, through
familiarity with both amateur and pro
fessional readers, have lost relish aud
common interest as regards the work AZ
the elocutionist. She strikes a new
n0te.''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
WOMAN SLAIN AND
HUSBAND CONFESSES
George Yes Walks Into Police Stat
ionand Tells OfCrime BOdyFOund
in Bushes Near Cemetery.
SAYS SHE WAS UNTRUE TO HIM

Walking into the police station Hungarian himself
Huntington shortly after
morning Mugan that
nst thought the
crazy but repeated
be
AS detailed Paomen
whether what he said
led of
between rairoa and pointing out ump
bushes. policemen horri
Of blood On the
picking and that
they o it.
Leaving Harding the Paoman
to
his 10 o'clock
erday morning lie whether
his
myself He seemed
tore lie thee omity Of is deed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
Members Making Elaborate
Preparations for Formal
Beginning Of 1909 Term.
OPEN HOUSE, BOAT
RACES AND A DAN CE
Club House Is Being Painted
and Beautified and Prop
eFty Improved.

The members are making arrangements
for the formal opening OF the Raritan
Yacht Clubs 1909 season on Decoration
Day, Monday, May 81. There will be
an all-day program of infinite variety,
and ono which will furnish delightful
entertainment for the yachtsmen and
their friends.
There will be open housev through
out the day, with boat races in the af-
ternoon, and dance at night. Refresh
ments win be served. The regatta com
mittee win make the preparations, N
conjunction with committee of Ave
appointed by the commodore.
The opening Of the yacht Cub Is sea
son is an important event. Several
members have new boats, while others
have had their craft remodeled There
will doubtless be numerous entries in
the races, which are open to all. No
ENTRY fees will be charged There will
be four classes, viz: open powerboats
cabin powerboats, sailboats and, prob,
ably, canoes. Handicaps will be allow,
ed. The regular yacht club ten-mile
course will be sailed over
Entries for the races win be received
by Joseph Hornsby, chairman of the re
|gatta committee, up to Wednesday, May
90 These contests viii be an attrac-
tion for hundreds along the shore on
Decoration Day. Staten Island, Sewar.
en-, Railway, and other places win be
represented in the events.
Valuable prizes, including cups, will
be given to the winners
The club house is being renovated
and painted and will appear like new
The upper floor Of the house is In ex
cellent shape for dancing and every
thing is being put in summer attire.
Members Of the club are tuning up their
boats and everything points to lively
season. The yacht club dock, floats
and grounds are being improved
The regatta committee win meet to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
JOY RIDERS
HIT HOUSE
Four Men from Chrome
Whipped Up Horse After
Warning by Policeman.
WERE FINED s5 APIECE

Four men from Chrome were arrested
by Patrolman Harding ct l clock this
morning on a charge of cruelty to ami
mails and were fined So, which they paid
The men gave their names and ages
as follows: Stephen Gunderson, thirty
one years old; William Gunderson, thir-
ty years old; Samuel Gunderson, thirty.
two years old, and Nick Hanson, thirty
two years old.
Patrolman Harding saw the men driv-
ing down Washington street shortly be-
fore clock this morning in a carriage
at high speed He warned them to 90
slowly but, as soon as they turned into
State street, they whipped up their
horse and headed towards the Lehigh
Valley bridges Their wild ride soon
ended as, when they reached Mcclellan
Engine Company's house, they collided
with the building. The shafts were brok-
en- and the horse was bruised and cut
and the occupants had narrow escape
from serious injury.
The policeman followed and placed
the party under arrest With the assis.
tance of Patrolman Quinn he locked az
the men and took the horse to Liddle 3
Pfeiffer's stable for the night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
.EXEMPTS ARE GOING
TO PHILIPSDURC

The Exempt Firemen's Association
of this city will be well represented
at the annual convention of exempt
ttremen at Philipsburg tomorrow.
The local delegates are Charles
Dietzman, chairman; Alfred Zellers.
Leonard Cosgrove. Captain William
Sofield and James M. Glenn.
In addition John Stumps, Jacob
Germs, William Quigley, william #.
Hartmann and Joseph @. Burns, all
life members, expect to attend.
Chairman Dietxman, OF the local
delegation. will offer resolution
that each association have represen-
tatives in Trenton, so that they will
receive the correct appropriation
from the state association from time
to time. Most of the party will leave
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
PUT HALSEY IN
BAIRD'S PLACE
Politicians at Trenton Much
Interested in the Publish
ed Report This Morning.
THAT M'CARTER DINNER
sPsotaI 70 tAe EYENINo NBWa

oFec1oi 70 the EVENING M2WA.
Trenton, May 1S-The state house
Is crowded with politicians today
Governors Day being more generally
observed than at any time since the
legislature adjourned. Whether the
McCarter dinner to David Baird Sat
urday renewed interest in politics,
or whether the anticipation that the
governor would make some impor-
tant appointments brought out the
crowd is question. Both we're
talked about, particularly the dinner
and the possibility OF successor to
Baird being named for the State
Board of Assessors today
There was much interest this
morning in the published report that
Governor Fort had told his very
close associates yesterday that he
would appointe George Everett Hal
sey, of East Orange, to succeed
Baird. The politicians think they
see in this a move on the part OF the
governor to get hold in the Esses
county republican committee oi
which Mr.. Halsey is treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
", 0. ". MANAGER HAS
INCREASED TERRITORY

State Manager F. o. Thompson, Of
the Woodmen of the World of the
state of New Jersey, has been APP
pointed by Sovereign Commander
Joseph Cullenroot, Of Omaha, and
George Wooley, of the field depart
ment, to take charge Of the state OF
Connecticut and Rhode Island
Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Wooley,
who arrived from Omaha yesterday,
are in Connecticut today to look
over the new field. Mr.. Thompson
will remain in charge OF this state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
PROPRIETORS OF EAST
JERSEY HERE TODAY


The East Jersey Board of Proprie-
tors were to have held their annual
meeting at the surveyor generals
offlee, Just north of the police sta
tion. at noon today for the purpose Of
electing officers, but as quorum
was not present 1t was postponed.
Judge Adrian Lyon, of this city,
Is registrar of the board and says
that the meeting will probably be
held within few weeks, Eight con-
stitutes quorum. but the only
members who appeared today were:
w. 8. Noble, r. q. Packard and w.
u. Taylor, of New York; w. X.
Howell, Of Morristown; and A. L.
Cobo, of Parsippaney. The visiting
members went to the surveyor gem
erals office for few minutes, and
after short inspection adjourned
to the Packer House for dinner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
STEAMER LEAVES
WITHOUT CHINESE

The tramp steamer Hercules cleared
from this port this morning with only
twelve sailors and officers, the same men
who were on board upon coming here a
few days ago.
Captain Bjeck went to New York Sat
urday and spent Sunday at Ellis Island
trying to persuade the Chinese deserters
to join his vessel, but from all reports,
he was unsuccessful and had to take on
an American crew at New York. It is
believed that the twenty Chinese sail.
ors will be shipped to Shanghai in few
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
DIVORCE FOR
PHILIP KOCH
Decree Granted by Court
Against Mrs. Christine
Koch, Of This City.
TESTIMONY WAS TAKEN

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trenton, May 18:-The court OF
chancery has granted a decree of
divorce to Philip Koch from his wife,
Mrs. Christine Koch, on the ground
of desertion. Lawyer Leo Goldberg
er was the attorney for Koch.
The couple had been separated for
some time. Testimony in the matter
was taken last January when Elvin
Dingler, Frank Newman, Jr., and
several other friends of Mrs Koch
were heard as witnesses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
TERRA GOTTA APPEAL
CASES ON TOMORROW

The cases on appeal of the Allan
tic Terra Gotta Company VS.. the City
of Perth Amboy viii be heard before
the State Board of Equalization of
Taxes at the county court house, New
Brunswick, tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
VISITING PASTORS AT
DANISH NJ. E. CHURCH

Rev. A. Ofstie, Of Brooklyn, viii lee
ture to the young people at the Epworth
League literary meeting in the chapel
of the Danish NJ. p. church Thursday
night.
On Friday afternoon the first re-
hearsal for children 8 day win be held
at clock.
District Superintendent Rev. Dr..
Charles s. Wing, Of the Brooklyn South
District, will preach in the church next
Sunday morning at 10:30 clock. The
FIRST quarterly conference will be held
after the service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
LINCOLNS TO TEST
HYDRANT TONIGHT

Members Of Lincoln Engine Company
will meet at their house at O'Clock to
night to make preparations for test OF
the new fire plug at State street and
New Brunswick avenue An effort viii
be made to see what force can be OH
tained by attaching one, two and three
connections to the hydrant.
Let the NEWS ten your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
WILL FORCE INCOME
TAX THROUGH SENATE
Ipecial bv United Press wire

Special bv Unfted Press Wire.
Washington, May Ex-senator Borah
leader Of coterie of senators favoring
an income tax announced that such a
measure would be forced through the
present session. He claims the support
|of President Taft and enough senators
to pass the bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
CRASH ON ELEVATED
ROAD IN CHICAGO
Special by Umited Press WIRE.

,
Chicago, May 1s:-Six persons were
injured, one fatally, and dozen others
were bruised and cut IN a collision on
the elevated road today when an express
train crashed into the rear Of local,
The motorman Of the express will die.
William g. Schroeder, cashier Of the
Continental bank, is believed to be IA
tally hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
FIRE DESTROYS FINEST
FIRE PROOF" BUILDING

Special by UnHed Press WIRE.
Akron, Ohio, May lS:--A million dol
lar FIRE razed the Power building, an
Office and wareroom structure, today
within two hours. 1t was the finest
IRE proof building in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
OARn oF rHANKs-

We wish to thank our many rela.
tiyes and friends who so kindly
showed their sympathy In the death
of our beloved husband and father.
also Rev Mr.. Lancaster, Mr. Fox
and the Knights of Pythias for their
kindness and for the many f3ral of
ferings.
Mrs. John Abell and Family.
2574-5-1S-lt*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
PRESIDENT TAFT TO
VISIT NEGRO SCHOOL
speotcI bv DATED Pyess wire.

Washington, May 1s:-President Taft
to-day accepted an invitation to address
the students Of Hampton University at
Old Point Comfort on Sunday He is
interested in the work Of the negro
schools and is anxious to encourage the
students in everyway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
BOSS BUILDERS WILL
RETURN THE VISIT

A delegation of master builders
from the local association will visit
the New Brunswick Master Builders
Association tomorrow night.
The county seat bosses paid a
friendly VISIT to the Perth Amboy
bosses few weeks ago
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
COUNCIL AWARDS A
PART OF SHERIDAN
ST. SEWER CON TRACT
AN EARLY MORNING
BLAZE CONSUMES s
HOUSES IN KEASBEY
FRIEND
OF PETROSINO


1S.-Pioggo Of Detective
Joseph Petrosino
hallway his slayer
the through he he
had
benefit the widow police
s a Hand crime, but they 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
BALL or SOCIETY
IN PULASKI HALL

The annual ball Of the General John
II. Dabronski Society was held in Pu-
laski hall last night 1t was attended
by large crowd and music for dancing
was furnished by p. Bartoski 's orches-
ira.