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The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Mrs. Harris
Returns FTnm Eurnpe.

Mrs. z. A. Harris has returned to
Washington after a SIX weeks trip
through Germany and Switzerland. the
main object OF her tour being 10 see
the Passion Play
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
who are now In New York. VIII come
to Washington ard open their hand
some residence on Rhode Island avenue
about the middle Of November
Mrs Morgan Hi and Miss Diane
Morgan Hin. who spent the summer
at their camp in Nevada. will come
to Washington about December and
open their y street residence for the
winter.
Mrs. Abe Sigmund, Of Blenheim court
entertained at bridge yesterday after
noon Those present were Mrs sydney
kaufman Mrs Sol Meyers, MIS-. Calvert
Rosenthal. Mrs simon Kann, Mrs. sam
ueI J. Steinberger, Mrs. Rudolph Behr-
end and Mrs. 1. Behrend.
Miss sophie Hollander. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II Hollauder,
left the city today for Baltimore, 20
visit her sister, Mrs. HeTtZDerg, before
returning 10 her home IN New York
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Mrs. Bertha CobIenzer. and Mn. VIII
liam HOllander, have returned TO the
citv from Cumberland. where they went
10 attend the Tanzer-Blumenthai we'd
ding
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Mrs F.. Rosenthal and Mrs. Bertha
Oettinger and family. formerly Of Fifth
street. are Vbw located in their new
home, 2732 Thirteenth street.
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Mrs Charles Kaufman. formerly 81
2f1 Eighteenth street, IS now IN the
Gibraltar apartments
Miss Florence Likes. Who vas the
guest of Miss HOrtense Brviauski. has
returned 20 her home in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Samuel Hartman, OF Baltimore,
is the guest Of her mother. Mrs NJ
Cohen.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
.STINSON BY 100000,
DECLARES PRENTICE
Republican Victory Certain,
Says Chairman-RooSevelt
Explains Enmity.

NEW YORK, Oct 2s-After receiving
reports from nearly every county in the
state. Chairman Ezra P. Prentice. OF
the Republican State committee, today
made his first prediction Of The results
Of the gubernatOrial election:
4 feel safe in saying that Stimson
VIII be elected by a majority OF between
5000 and 10000" he declared New
York city viii give him from $500 70
5000 more votes than II gave Hughes
two years ago
In some Of the upstate counties
there is a falling OF in the Republican
vote, but in other counties there Is
big increase There is a great deal Of
enthusiasm for Roosevelt. and dissatis-
faction over the labor issue, along with
the horror OF Tammany Han"
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
BEGS TO REMAIN
IN STATES PRISON
Wife Murderer. Freed After Thirty
Years, Will Stay ir
His Cell.

THOIASTON, Ne. Oct. 29-LLke the
prisoner in Monte CristO. who when told
70 leave his cell. broke down and wept.
declaring the nOisome hole TO be the only
home he has known. John G. Farr.
pleaded with Warden Norton today 10
be allowed 20 remain at the peuiten-
tfaIy
His request viii be granted Farr has
served more than thirty years Of a life
sentence that was c0muuted yesterday
by Governor Ferna!d. and has been a
model prisoner He murdered his wife.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Mrs. MulIigan and Mother
to Attend Wedding
In England.
Miss Marie E. King Goes
to Priaceton-Dart-
mouth Game.

Mrs. Richard Michigan, wife of Cap
tain MulliSan, L. $. N, and her mother.
Mrs. George w. OgstOn, who VIII sail
from New York November Is, for Eu-
rope, where they Will spend the winter.
will attend the wedding Of Mrs. Ogs-
tons niece, Miss Ethel Robson, and
William Sterling, which win take place
in England late in November
Mr. Sterling and his bride are expect
ed &c visit washington this winter.
Miss Marie EdmOnston King, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George a. King, is
visiting friends in New York and will
attend the observation-disclosures game
today.
Miss King. who is to be one OF ule
seasons debutantes, viii be presented
at a tea December A.
Miss Jessie KrOgstad, daughter Of Dr..
and Mrs. Henry Krcgstad, VINO Is visit
ing Miss Katherine Brown, at Elkins,
W. Va. Will return 10 Washington early
neXt week
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. who
are in New York for the aviation meet,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rose.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
BAG OF JEWELS
LOST AT AERO FIELD

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-The police are
today trying 10 trace $4,000 worth Ct
jewels lost by Mrs George A HUM.
IT.. wife OF q banker. while returning
home Yesterday from the aviation
meet al Belmont Park TheE were
wrapped in a handkerchief in hand
bag. Mrs HuLu got almost home
when she noticed the handbag had
been opened Her Jewels were gone
She believes they were stolen while
she was watching the airships in
flight
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
BALLOONIST HAWLEY
TO TAKE UP AVIATION
Will Divide Attention Between
Gas Bags and AeroS,
Ia Corrc
He SAYS.

NEW YORK, Oct 3--Alan r Haw-
lev. who, with Augustus Post, won the
international balloon trophy In the
worlds most spectacular contest IS 60
ing for aviation
Although Just barely recovered from
the effects OF his long voyage through
the air from 81. Louis INFO the wilds OF
Quebec, Canada. lie announced today
that he intended learning how 10 run
an aerOplane at once
Il will not give up ballOOnlng, said
Mr.. Haw-Iey- FOR I intend 70 take part
in future contests, but I Will divide my
attention between the gas bags and the
aeTOplanes-
Haysle. and Post are still deluged with
vaudeville offers
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
INJURED BARONESS
TO RESUME FLIGHT

PARIS. Oct S-BarOness de Ia Roche,
sJiU confined 70 her bed as che result OF
her fall In an aeropIane at Rheims three
months aEO, Will resume flying just as
soon as she is able 10 manipulate ma
chine.
The baroness, known as the leading
Sp0rtSwOman in Europe. IS undaunted BY
her narrow escape from death. and de-
clared today that she expected 10
achieve more wonderful flights than ever
within the next three months
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Maryland Wife
Take Residence on
Eighteenth Street.
Countess Moltke, Wife of
Danish Minister, In
Boston.

Senator and Mrs. IsidOr Rayner OF
Maryland. who have just returned to
Washington for the winter, are among
the earliest arrivals in the Senatorial
circle. They have given up the apart
ments at the Highlands which they
occupied for several years, and have
moved into their residence at 1920
Eighteenth street.
Countess Moltke, wife of the min
lister from Denmark. is spending sew
eral weeks in Boston at the Hotel
Puritan. She will join the minister
at the legation in Washington about
December l.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
JURY DISAGREES
IN MASTERS SUIT

The jury in the suit Of s J. Masters
against the Knights OF Industry, or the
Knights OF Agriculture, FOR $3.50 for
professional services, disagreed today in
Circuit Court. No. 1. and was dis
charged. Mr.. Masters claimed he re-
drafted the bylaws Of the corporation
drew Up a new ritual, and instructed
new officers
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
MEXICO IS GROWING.

MEXICO CITY. Mexico. Oct. a-Es-
Inmates Of the nations population made
today are thar the total win be 1900. 600.
an increase OF 100000 in the last ten
years The census has been completed
and compilation Of the figures has be-
gun.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Justice Hughes
And Mrs. Hughes Honor Guests.

The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham were dinner hosts last evening
in honor of Mr.. Justice Hughes and
Mrs. Hughes, the former recently ap-
pointed associate justice Of the United
States Supreme Court
In the company invited TO meet the
guests Of honor were Mr. Justice Har-
Ian and Mrs. Harlan, Mr.. Justice White
and Mrs White. Mr.. Justice McKenna
and Mrs McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes
and Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. Justice Day and
Mrs. Day, Mr.. Justice LurtOn and Mrs
I.urton, and Mr.. Justice Brown, retired,
TUESDAY evening the Attorney Cen
eral will entertain again at dinner,
having as his guests a number Of the
young attorneys Of the Department OF
Justice
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Mr.. Justice Brown, retired, and Mrs
Brown have cards out Tor dinner
Thursday evening, November 10, in
honor OF Mr. Justice Hughes and Mrs
Hughes
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Mrs. Churchill Candee was hostess
at a small informal dinner last evening,
having as her guests Miss Eleanor
Terry and Lieutenant CamperlO, whose
engagement was recently announced,
and the new attaches Of the Italian
embassy
Com William Manning Irwin, Y.
S y, End Mrs. Irwin, who returned 20
Washington a few days ago from their
summer home at Osterville, Mass, went
over 10 New York today 10 attend the
aviation meet. On next Saturday, Mrs.
Irwin will 20 to see her son at Prince
ton and attend the PTinCctOn-Yale foot
ball game.
Mrs Irwin'S sister, Mrs. D. Z. Nc
CARNEY, and Miss Annie Irwin, have
gone abroad for a few months
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
FLOOD CLAIMS 1000 VICTIMS.

VICTORIA. B. c.. oct. 2s.-Report
Of the drowning OF 1000 persons at
Chen Kiang, China, IN a food Of the
Han river. in the first week Of OctO-
Der. was received here today The
flood. which followed prolonged and
heavy rams. submerged large areas
and depCpulated 5000 houses
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Mrs. Burt
Goes To New York.

Mrs. Charles c. Burt, wife Of Capt
tain Burt, L. ). A, who has been
spending several weeks in Washington.
left today for New York, accompanied
by Mrs Drexel and Miss Theresa Z.
Drexel, VINO will be her guests there.
The First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eraI and Mrs. Charles =. Granddeld will
entertain informally from to II O'Clock.
Tuesday evening. at their residence. 949
: street, in honor OF their daught ter,
Mrs Harry Faber White, and her
nother-in-law, Mrs. Jean Faber White,
both of Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Shaw. Of Capitol
Hill, have issTed invitations to the we'd
The Washington times., 1910-10-29

apartment at the Westmoreland for
the winter.
Miss Smith
To Be Debutante.
Capt. Roy c. Smith. U. s. ", and
Mrs. Smith have taken a house on
Corcoran street for the winter. Miss
Margaret Smith will be one of the
seasons debutantes-
Major Won Herwarth. military at
tache of the German embassy, who is
now in Mexico. will return to Wash
ingtOn the middle of November, ac-
companied by Nine. Won Herwarth.
They have taken the house Of Mrs.
Hunt Slater, on Sixteenth street for
the season.
Mrs. Ward Theron expects to leave
Washington shortly for trip around
the world.
Nine. Lefevre POntalis, wife OF the
counselor of the French embassy, who
is now in France, viii sail for this
country late in Noyem6er-
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Leupp
closed their place at birmingham.
winter.
Senator and Mrs Nelson W. Aid
ricn Will spend the winter in New
York, and have taken an apartment
at $40 Park avenue
Mrs. NJ. a Hanna and Miss Phillips
are spending several days at the Plaza
in New York, preparatory to sailing
November for Europe They have
planned a motor trip through Spain
and Italy with a party OF friends
Dr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gapen, L. S A,
and their little daughter, Mary Frances,
have been making a series OF visits In
New York Rochester, Cleveland, and
washington during September and Oc-
tober DR.. Gapeu reported for duty at
the General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark,
but Mrs. Gapen and her daughter VIII
remain in the East until after the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Jacob A AUgUr and Miss AugUr
will spend the winter in Washington at
ZI4S Florida avenue,
Mrs. Conner. wife Of Major William
D. Connor. L. 5. A., stationed az the
Engineer Barracks, Is visiting relatives
in Memphis, Tenn.
LIEUT. Col T. A Mearns. L. S. A.
Mrs. MeaTns, and Miss Mearns, who
spent the summer in the Hudson High
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winter at the Northumberland.
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Major and Mrs Robert J. Duff. T. S.
A. have closed their summer home in
the Adiroudacks and have taken the
house 2029 Hillyer place for the winter
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Mrs. RugEles, widow Of General Rug
giles, L. :. a, and Miss Anna Ruggles,
have returned TO Washington and open
ed their apartment~at the Dupont foT
the winter. Miss RUggles visited Mrs.
Richard Harlow at the latter's ranch
/ in Montana, during the summer.
The American Minister TO Argentine
and Mrs. Charles R Sheriff.. who have
been spending the first few weeks OF
their vacation in Europe, will said from
CherbOurg, November 2 They will
come TO Washington for a visit 10 the
minister's sister, Miss Sheriff.. before
returning to Mr.. Sherriu's post, but
Will probably spend the greater part
Of their time at their home in New
York.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29

The Continuation oF This Story VIII
VIII Be Found In Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
LOCAL MENTION.

An Account With Divided Payments
is the simplest form Of credit Furni-
ture and carpets will be charged to you
on an open account at GrOgan's and the
divided payments arranged to suit your
circumstances.
"How Many Lovers Are In Washing
ton2' Sunday night O'Clock, E Hez
Sven. Capital Baptist Church. Typo
graphical Temples 423 G st. y. ". Par
sOnage 40S ID St. N W Phone 5S4
Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc
PhiIa- Oyster & Chop House, 5l3 18th NV
Royal Hungarian Orchestra of Newport
and NewN York at Endres' Winter Gar
den. 18th St. and y. Y. Ave.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Senator and Mrs. Rayner Arrive
In Washington for the Season

ding reception of their daughter, Miss
Edna Shaw, 10 DR.. Roy Franklin Dun
mire, Monday evening, November Z. The
ceremony Will be attended only by the
immediate families and followed by a
reception.
Miss Harriet Shaw will be her sisters
only attendant, and Harvey G. Dunmire,
Of Altoona. Pa, will act as best nan
for his brother
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DR.. and Mrs. Paul l. Joachim are az
home TO their friends at the Congress
iOnal apartments. Mrs. Joachim, be
fore her marriage in June. was Miss
Elmira V. Nance, Of Atlanta, Ga
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles T..
Vreeland, L. s. n, have opened their
apartment at the Westmoreland for
the winter.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
2B+2R+2S- DLG+1=X.

Mon Dieur" I cried, In alright
Mon Dieu. Nj. Teck, what does all
this signify? Is this a joke or is it
the work Of q crazy person."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
NAY SUE TO HAVE THE
AVENEl BRIDGE BUILT

New Brunswick, Aug. 24:-At the
meeting of the Board of Freeholders
Monday afternoon a communication
was received from w. Riddle, of
Railway. in which the board vas in
formed that unless some action were
taken toward replacing the Douglas
emu bridge. near Avenel, legal
steps would be taken to gain redress.
The bridge in question has been a
matter Of dispute with successive
boards of freeholders for years, it
being contended that it was original
ly built by the Pennsylvania rail
road. owe whise tracks 1t crosses.
Several months ago the bridge was
destroyed by fire and it was the
boards failure to replace the struc-
ture which led to Mondays letter.
In commenting or the letter Dt-
rector Hendricks gave it as his opin-
ion that outside of Mr.. Riddle no
III apparently desired the bridge
rebuilt, and he questioned the
boards right to act in the matter.
The clerk was directed to notify Mr..
Riddle that the bridge Is not consid-
cred a county bridge and advise him
to take the matter up with the P. R.
r. OF New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
South Amboy /: Roosevelt : Port Reading
keasbey Fords South River
0CRACY OF SOUTH
AMBOY ON EXCURSION
,eoial 70 the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Aug. 24:-There
were a large number from South
Amboy on the outing Of the democ-
racy at College Point yesterday.
They met and formed In line at the
city hall and. headed by the band
from Perth Amboy, they marched
from the city hall to the old steam
boat landing, where they took the
boat for their destination. Some of
those we noticed in line were Free
holder Kerr. James Carbury, Coun-
sellor ]. A. Coan, former Councilman
James Donovan, Michael Welsh,
Councilmen Manhattan, Campion
and Stanton, and a host of others,
In fact a greater part of prominent
democracy of South Amboy was rep
resented yesterday and everyone ap-
~parentiy was enjoying the outing in
anticipation.
On account of the outing no meet
ing Of the council was held last eve
ming, although it was the regular
meeting night. The hour was quite
late when the excursion arrived
home, but everything passed off
pleasantly and they had an %enjoya-
BILE time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
QUESTIONS IN
SOUTH AMBOY
Taxpayers Are Asking How
the Public Money Is Being
Spent There.
THOSE W BONDS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Aug. 24:-Quite a
number of the taxpayers of the city
apparently think that a newspaper
correspondent knows about every
thing that occurs in the city. Well,
he ought to whether he does or not,
yet the EVENING NEWS correspon-
dent has always been one of those
unfortunate ones and has never been
q success in knowing everybody's
business, yet these parties think If
he don't know he should keep nudg-
ing the common council through the
press until they let the taxpayers
know how their money has been, or
is being, expended.
These persons claim hat the
"Hole-in-the-Wail' case has been
ended, at least for the present, and
nothing as yet has been made public
whereby the taxpayers car form any
conclusion of the amount expended
In counsel fees and court charges in
connection with the aforesaid case.
They also have raised the inquiry as
TO the amount in dollars and cents of
the cost of repairing the public dock
and further, the changing and re-
pairing of the interior of the city
hall, whether this Is being done In a
manne that. when finished, a large
gum may be necessary to pay the bill
for this improvement. They are not
~censuring anyone, but r simply
asking for information along these
lines.
r. But the taxpayers have a word of
censure when asking q question con-
corning the raising of money for
sewering and ask. is 1t a business
like proposition to be discounting
notes to raise money to pay for the
sewering of the city instead Of float
ing the bond issue or a part of it?
If they can not be 1oated for 4 per
cent, would it not be better to make
them Az or Az interest bearing,
than to be discounting at 6 per cent?
We are looking for economy from
this city administration, but the
council has apparently lost sight of
this fact.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
SOUTH AM BOY

Mrs. William Moss, of Broadway,
spent yesterday afternoon out OF
town.
r. P. Mason, Sr., of First street,
made a trip to Perth Amboy yester-
day afternoon.
Andrew Furman, of Roosevelt
street, was ar out-of-town visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. John Rue, of First street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
DR.. William Gaui, veterinary sur
geon, of Matawan. was a South Am
boy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Hendrickson, on the road to
Morgan. was a South and Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Miss Gertie Petty, of Second
street, enjoyed herself on a trip out
of town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Cottrell, on the Morgan road.
was a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs /. Mills, of David street, was
an out-of-town visitor yesterday af-
%ternoon.
William Masterson, OF David
street, spent yesterday afternoon out
of town.
James Blaine Dawson, of Gran
bury. was a visitor at South Amboy
on his way home from a ten days
vacation at Ocean Grove.
Miss Elsie Rose, OF Main street,
was a Hightstown visitor yesterday.
: Andrew Jackson Wyekoff, of Gran
bury. was in South Amboy yester-
day for the purpose of attending the
excursion to College Point. l.. /.
Miss Katie Monaghan, of Borden
town avenue, was ansout of town Wis
itor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William Rogers, of John
street. was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Fitch and
children, OF Stevens avenue, re-
turned home last evening from Wis
iting out of town,
Mrs s. Emmons, OF David street,
was a Hightstown visitor yesterday.
DIR. q. E. Hams, of Pine avenue,
returned home last evening from a
trip out of town.
City Clerk J. F. Fulton and wife,
of First street, leave tomorrow for
a ten days vacation in the Adiron-
dack mountains. Their daughter,
Mrs. Melville Lannings of Perth Am
boy. will accompany them on the
trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24

LITTLE NEGRO BOY HAD
so. PLAINFlELD EXCITED

New Brunswick, Aug. 24-Bennie
Brown is in Jail and South Plainield
breathes easier. If the stories which
accompanied Bonnie to Jail can be
relied upon, Bonnie led South Plain
field a mad chase Monday.
The boy says that he is fifteen.
Like Topsy, whose brother he may
be, as far as color goes, he has no
father or mother and he doesn't
know much about himself excepting
that he has worked for William P.
Waldron at South Plainfield for the
past year and a half.
Monday morning at IL o'clock
Mrs. Waldron discovered that her
eight-year-pAd daughter, Rilla, had
been grossly assaulted and i'll treat
ed. She blamed Bonnie and Bennie
took to his heels. The horrible crime
aroused all of the neighborhood and
soon a posse Of a dozen citizens join
ed Mr.. Waldron in the chase.
Bonnie is only as big rs a pint of
peanuts and he could outrun his fol-
lowers. He led the chase towards
Steiton and lost himself In the
woods. The search was continued
until the colored boy was captured
near Stelton at s O'Clock Monday
afternoon by Mr.. Randolph, a neigh
Dor of the Waldrons.
Bonnie was taken back to the
Waldron home. where he admitted
the crime, but not until he had left
the imprint of his teeth upon sever
al of the capturing party. Archie
Steengrafe said yesterday that the
boy had bitten half of the population
of South Plainfield in his endeavol
to get away.
Monday night he was locked III
in an clubhouse at the Waldron place
Yesterday Waldron decided to bring
him to Jail. Archie Steengrafe came
along. He explained that Mr.. Wal
dron was so wrought up about the
affair that he thought he had better
come along to e that the boy goi
here alive. They drove here in Mr.
Waldron's wagon and when they ar
rived at the Jail Mr.. Steengrafe hat
the negro in a vice-like grip about
the back of the neck. Sheriff Quaek
enboss could not receive the boy
withouta commitment, so he was
taken before Justice Sedan where {
formal complaint of carnal abuse
was entered and a commitment
made out,
After the eaptors had left, Bennit
said that he had received a prett,
stiff beating and that Waldron ow ee
him money and had his bicycle. HI
said that he had been working for 81
a month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
A Way Man Has.

A man who will sit up all night and
display marvellous agility Of the FIR
gers in operating a pack Of cards hnds
that he has hands like an elephants
feet when he is asked to hook up or
button up his wife's gown. This fact
Is observed time and again and is one
of the popular bits of philosophy to be
served in connection with a dressmak-
ers' convention desiring public atten-
ton. That it Is a more difficult under
taking to shuttle the deck and deal a
poker hand-merely as o test of digital
cleverness without taking into consid-
Grafton the more important item or
dealing a satisfactory hand-than to
hook up a gown ven when the eyes
are hidden in the lace must be admit
ted. That a mar will undertake the
one ch~eerfully and the other churlish-
Iy must be ascribed to the survival OF
the Old Nick in most male humans
Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-24
kEYP0RT HAS
A FIRE SCARE
Blaze from Bon Fire kp-
peared to be Coming from
St. Mary's Home.
ALARM WAS SOUNDED

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport. Aug. 24:-A false alarm
of fire was teiephoned into the bnsi-
ness section of the borough about 8
o'clock last night, when the streets
were crowded with people. The fire
bell was rung and the fire depart
ment turned out in record time.
The fire was supposed to be in st.
Mary's Episcopal Home for Children,
in First street. and one of the hose
companies had It's hose attahced and
ready for use before 1t was discev-
cred that the blaze, which could
easily be, seen from the street, was
coming from a large bon fire which
some of the boys from New York
city, who are enjoying a vacation
there, had built.
The blaze was seen by some or the
neighbors and was so high that from
the surrounding residences 1t had
the appearance of coming from one
of the wings Of the main building OF
the home. The boys build a fire on
the beach nearly every night. but
last night it was much larger than
usual.