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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-01

various duties connected with the
local office.
Albert Hale left Sunday for a
business trip on Guyan.
Mrs. +. ID. Hu,chison spent Sat
urday afternoon at Ceredo.
Mrs. II. Damron was a Hunting
ton visitor Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilber: Reed spent
Sunday at Ceredo with friends.
III. j. Wise called on Ceredo
friends last Wednesday evening.
T. j. Falwell is moving into his
new residence on Chestnut street.
Misses Leah Harris and Leila
BOndley called at Ceredo Sunday.
Haven Kirk has returned from a
visIL with relatives at Bell Springs,
Va.
Mrs. Judson Williams of Charles
ton is the guest of relatives at this
place.
Ii. M. Bailey took in the river
show at Catle,tsburg Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Shaw OF MiddleLurg, KY,
is the guest of relatives at this
place.
Miss Mary Cole was here from
Ceredo last Sunday afternoon call.
ing on friends.
Mrs. K. Ney Williams was a
Wednesday afternoon visitor at
Huntington.
Engineer j. ii. Osgood was over
from lronton Tuesday mingling
with friends.
l. I. Peck is expected here Cd
visit from Honolulu within the
next week or so.
Mrs. Wayne Smith, who has a
slight attack of pneumonia, Is re
ported improved.
Mrs. Bob" Frasher, who has
been indisposed for several days, is
reported improving.
Chester Hatten is able to be out
after several weeks confinement
with typhoid fever.
Miss Alma Collier spent Wednes.
day afternoon and Thursday with
friends at Portsmouth.
We noticed Stanhope Patton of
the Gate City on our streets
Wednesday afternoon.
The little daughter of Walter
Jordan Is afflicted With bronchitis
and is reported quite ill.
Miss Stella Wheeler has about re-
covered from weeks indisposition,
the result of a severe cold.
w. p. Harris has let the contract
for the erection of handsome two
story brick residence on Chestnut
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. Contractor w. O.. Smith
will do the work.
Miss Clara Crossen had her thumb
mashed in crlmping machine at
the steel plant recently. Miss Cros-
sen was investigating the machines
mechanism when her thumb was
caught in the crimper.
G. K. Alverson is quite ill at tt e
Glenwood. Mr.. Alverson is the
erecting engineer for Detroit ma
chinery company and has been in
stalling some new machinery for the
Basic Products company.
Misses May Williams, Hernia
Marcum, Cere Grothe, Myrtle
Stone and Mr.. Harold Compton are
the recipients of many compliments
from patrons and friends of the
Ceredo- KenOva schools as a result
OF The successful manner in which
the eighth grades of the two
schools produced "The Gyrsy
Queen" at Clyffeside park last Fri.
day evening. The ladies' spent
much time in drilling the children
and the manner in which the play
was rendered showed their labors
had not proven futile. Mr.. Comp
ton showed artistic taste in the ar
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-06-01
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Patter
son, Thursday, May %, 1910, a
daughter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
|IAlN|L TON FORCED TO Land ON SOUTH SHORE OF
RAR|TAN RIVER WHEN SPARK PLUGS GOT DIRTY
After Getting New Plugs Anew Start Was AttemptedAnd
Propeller Blade Was Broken Send For anew One
MayNOt Get Away Until TOmOrrOW--LikeIy to Bring
the AerOpIane TO This City.

Charles X Hamilton successfully few
New York to Philadelphia this
flight afternoon Seeing what he believed to he
dry field he descended sog
marshes on the south shore Raran
Making every endeavOr to keep good
spark plugs and enerecaiy
turning the propeller time work
WELL but the marshes from
leaving the ground Time
energy
somewhat damaged in the many vain attempts that
became water
soaked and turned almost
difficult
marshes could be seen for miles around and
people from this city, Amboy places
ed the About daring
In helping pushed
roadway leading up the Raritan river bridge
interview reporter told
Of making excellent
miles pointing
places
not Know where ne was an explanation OF the railroads.
began at
The machine heading
northwestery his engine
As Hamilton
quvering
along
dirty defective
plugs
BY
manipulation he
Valley
a
dandy landing but
necessity
q
eager handsp pushed grounds
a supply of spark plugs
spectacle when he landed rather descended
behind him. His boche
him pictures unexced
machine said he expected continue his
fight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
s.orie. Of Frederick tho Great.

In the course of some military evolu-
tions Frederick the Great of Prussia,
irritated by some mistake of captain,
ran after him with his stick In order
to strike him. The captain ran away.
The next morning the commanding of
ficer reported to the king that the Off
Ger In question, one of the most eff
cient In the regiment, had sent In his
papers. "Tell him to come to me-"
said the king. The officer. an great
perturbation, came. Good morning.
major" he apostrophized the officer,
who was speechless with surprise. II
wanted to tell you of your promotion,
but you ran so fast l could not catch
you up. Good morning"
Another time an officer attempted to
get comrade into bad odor with the
king by telling his majesty that he
was a drunkard In subsequent bat
tie the latter's fitness was conspicu-
Gus, whereas his slaDderer played a
very poor part When afterward he
defiled past the king at the head of
bis regiment his majesty called out to
him in voice Of thunder, "The sooner
you take to drink the betterw
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARADE
PLANS ARE UNDER WAY

A meeting of the committee in
charge of the Sunday school parade
to be held In this city on Saturday,
June 25th, was held at the First
Baptist church, In Fayette street,
yesterday afternoon. At this meet
ing the route of the parade was
changed from what had been an
nounced before The parade will
form at the corner of Smith and
High streets. From there 1t will
proceed up High street, turning to
the left in city hall park, to Cor
don street, from Gordon street to
Madison avenue; from Madison ave-
nue. to Smith street; down Smith to
Rector. to Market street, and return
to city hall park, where 1t will dis
band.
Gordon A. Baldwin, marshal of
the parade, and the committee in
charge of the arrangements are re-
questing people all along the line Of
march to display flags and decorate.
Eight schools of the city will take
part in the parade, with over 1000
children in line. Professor Andrew
Nelson will furnish the music, which
will consist of band and two drum
corps. The final meeting of the COM
mittee will be held next Sunday.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
SERIES OF
DORY RACES
TO Be HELD
Raritan Bay Association
Plans For the Initial Event
Next Saturday.
BOATS ARE GIVEN TEST
six CLUBS ENTERED

Representatives of the six waterway
clubs comprising the Raritan Bay Dory
Association, met in the Raritan Yacht
Clubs house Saturday night and made
arrangements for the series of dory
races to be held this summer. The
start will be made, next Saturday af-
ternoon, when the initial event will be
held over a course in Raritan bay, cho-
sen by the Raritan club. Rules and
regulations were adopted and every
preparation was made for the opening
event.
The series will be conducted in a
strictly businesslike manner. Three
boats must start, or no race will be de-
clared. The boats racing must traverse
the selected course within the two and
half hour limit, or no race shall be
declared. The start will be made by
gun and flag. The winner of the trophy
put up by a member Of the Raritan
Yacht Club, will be determined on
points. The number given will be ac-
cording to the finishing position, The
winner will receive six points, the next
best, Ave points, and so on.
Races will be held every other Sat
| urday afternoon, in accordance with
a schedule now in the cource of prep
aration. They will be held on divers
courses to be chosen by the respective
clubs. The clubs entered are: Rari-
tan Yacht Club, of this city; Bentley
Yacht Club, of Tottenville; Railway
Yacht Club, Sewaren Water Club,
Great Kills Yacht Club and Keyport
Yacht Club.
The initial contest next Saturday
will be over a triangular course in
Raritan bay, beginning on line with
the buoy near the Raritan club house
and extending to long boat dock in
South Amboy and to Great Beds light,
returning to the starting point. That
viii be traversed twice, making the
distance about ten miles. Members of
the association will act as judges,
starters, etc. Nelson Macan, Jr., chair
man of the regatta committee, has
been appointed to sail the Raritan
club IS boat in the first event.
Garret Evans, promoter Of the idea
and the man who brought about the
possibilities of this series of races,
took out the dory Saturday that is to
represent the Raritan organization. 1t
worked to perfection.
Each of the dories will have a large
number sewed on the sail, which win
remain there all season.
1t is very likely that races will be
held on Saturdays between the dates of
the association races. For that reason
the association events were placed two
weeks apart. There are three dory
owners in this city who would like to
match their vessels against those held
by the clubs. 1t is probable that races
for prizes will be held frequently.
The Sewaren club was represented
by proxy Saturday. Other clubs were
represented as follows: Raritan, Gar
ret Evans and Ernest Pierson; Bentley,
O. B. Felch; Railway, Former Commo-
dore Yett and Commodore Houseman;
Great Kills, Commodore Boyd and R.
Britton; Keyport, by Messrs. Young
and Tafts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
Local PeopIe See Him.


Many people from this city and
surrounding towns went to Metu-
chen and points along the main line
of the Pennsylvania railroad to see
Hamilton in his fight. An excellent
view was had at Menlo Park, where
there is open country commanding
sky view as far as Railway to the
northward. A half-doZen Sautomo-
bile parties assembled there 1t was
few minutes after s O'Clock when a
faint speck appeared in thk sky ap-
parently over Railway. Here he
comes," someone cried. Everyone
gazed, but 1t took a minute to pick
up the flyer. 1t was approaching
rapidly and as he came on the aero
plane resembled a huge mosquito.
The aeroplane was slightly leading
the special train which accompa-
MED him on the trip. The aeroplane
passed directly over the heads of the
crowd about 200 feet in the air. 1t
was flying steadily and evenly, ap-
parently without any effort. The
noise of the engine could be plainly
heard. For about five minutes he
was in sight and then passed on to-
ward Metuchen.
At Metuchen large crowd was
awaiting the fight. Not only was
practically every citizen of that town
out, but most of the. people from
this city stopped there The sight
was most inspiring one and one
long to be remembered
Among those who went to Metu-
chen from this city with parties were
DR.. George w. Fithian and party, r.
e. Comegys, G. G. Baldwin, G. A.
Sexton, Anton Jensen, Ferd Garrett
son, Hans Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs, w.
G. Rock, Ward B. Snyder, Herbert
Dayton and Donald Garretson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13

The machine was damaged consid-
erably in attempting to push it off
the marshes. One of the blades of
the propeller was broken to such an
extent that the remaiaAer of the
fight has been postponed until a
new propeller can be brought from
Governors Island. Hamilton start
ed for Governors Island in a hup-
mobile furnished by the Perth Am
boy Garage Company to get the pro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
spsosal to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, June ia
drowning accident, in which two
boys, aged six and nine years, lost
their lives yesterday afternoon, has
cast gloom over the city The vic
Tins, Thomas Kilcomins, nine years
and four months old, and Joseph
Yankoski, six years and four months
OF age, were precipitated into the
water from a row boat at the outer
end of Whitehead's sand dock and
drowned before aid could reach
them. With them at the time were
two dogs; one swan ashore and the
other crawled up on the partially
submerged craft.
Young Kilcomins, the son of
Thomas Kilcomins, Sr., janitor of
public school No /, lived in George
street Yankoski resided In the
same street. 1t appears that the lads
wandered down to Whitehead 8
dock about o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. The dock is in an isolated
section and that prevented assistance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
EXPLOSION OF
AN OIL STOVE
. CAUSES BLAZE 4


Flames from an exploded oil stove
shortly after II o'clock yesterday
morning damaged the interior of a
house at 377 Oak street, to the ex-
tent of about 500. THE building
was occupied by John Dingler and
Martin Burns, the latter being the
OWNER.
Situated near bed, the oil stove
had been lighted and was acting sat
isfactorily, when, with a loud re-
port, 1t exploded. Linen on the bed
became ignited and the flames
threatened to spread to the floor.
Michael Grove. passing the house
at the time, discovered the blaze and
turned in an alarm from box So, at
New Brunswick avenue and Elm
street. Fifteen minutes after the
taps were sounded, the fire had been
extinguished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
TWO BOYS DROWN WHEN BOAT
UPSETS NEAR SOUTH AMBOY DOCK
Accident Yesterday Afternoon The
Cause Of Death Of Joseph Yankoski
and Thomas Ki|Comins.
WATER ONLY FOUR FEET DEEP

from reaching them quickly enough
after the boat upset.
The boys with their dogs climbed
into a row boat that was partially on
shore. They pushed it away and
managed to reach the outer end Of
the dock. In some way the vessel
capsized, throwing the boys and dogs
into the water. The boys cried loud
ly for help. Andrew Kronomeyer,
who was out sailing, heard their
despairing cries and tried to rescue
them. His efforts were of no avail.
as before he reached the spot the
lads had disappeared. Word was
given Of the drowning and willing
hands searched for the bodies, which
were found without much diff1eulty,
as there is only about four feet of
water where they went down.
Coroner Mason was called and
gave permission for the removal of
the bodies to their respective homes.
The funeral of Yankoskie will be
held this afternoon and that of Kill
comins tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
Passes New BrunswIck.

opUCFuE 70 INC HF NWINU NH Wbs
New Brunswick, June 13:---
Charles K Hamilton, in his aero
plane, passed over this city, going to
Philadelphia, at 8:16 O'Clock this
morning. He again passed over the
city at~12:35 O'Clock on his return
trip. Going down this morning the
special train was leading the aero
plane by about 500 yards. On the
return, however, the aeroplane was
directly over the engine and the en-
gineer was crowding on all steam in
an effort to keep up. 1t is estimated
that he was going fifty miles an
hour
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
ROOSEVELT
NOT ACTIVE
IN CAMP AICN

specsdT oy United Press Wire.
New York, June 13:-Men who have
recently conferred with Col. Roosevelt
arrived in New York today and confirm
ed emphatically the report cabled to
the United Press that the Colonel will
refuse to take a prominent and immed-
late part In this falls campaign. They
unite In declaring that Roosevelt in
tends to rest at Oyster Bay until early
in August, and while there will confer
with personal friends who have writ
ten asking for appointments. He will
not, however, make any public utter.
ances Of political character, but will
thoroughly post himself on the situa-
tion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
NOTICE.

PERTH AMBoY TRUST COMPANY
Perth Amboy, N. j.,
June 8, 1910.
At the regular quarterly meeting
of the Board of Directors, held to-
day, dividend of two per cent.
q per cent? was declared on the
capital stock of this company, pay
able July list, 1910, to stockholders
of record at the close OF business on
Wednesday, June 18th. 1910.
S. RIDDLEsTORFFER,
Secretary Treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
COUNTY TAX BOARD
ENDS TOURS TODAY

The Middlesex County Board of
Taxation expects to complete it's tour
of observation on this side of Rari-
tan river tomorrow. They will con-
clude with a trip to Highland Park,
Woodbridge and Roosevelt and ex-
pect to come to this city at a later
date in the near future.
Wanted-Porter Apply Otto's cafe.
286 Hobart street.
12446-6-13-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
EIns Art of Latter opsnina.

In Russia one letter In every ten
passing through the post is opened by
the authorities as a matter Of course.
Indeed, the postal authorities Of every
country have experts who have raised
letter opening to fine art. Some
kinds of paper can be steamed open
without leaving any traces, and this
simple operation is finished by re-
furnishing the flap with bone instru-
ment. In the case Of seal matrix
is taken by means Of new bread be
fore breaking the wax. When other
methods fail the envelope is placed be-
tween pieces of wood with edge pro-
jecting one-twentieth Of an inch. The
edge Of the envelope is first fattened,
then roughened and finally slit open.
Later, hair line of strong white gum
is applied and the edges united under
pressure re.-London Chronicle.
More than 10000 people in this
xvtotutk,r r1,d 4ho ENEkIVKyH kIU1xATcs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
SHIP new PUMP EAST
IN ABOUT 3 WEEKS

Incident to the completion of the
addition to the pump house at Run
yon, and the laytRS of the sub-foun-
dation, the new 100000 gallon
pump, now completed and at the
plant of the Wisconsin Engine Com
pany, at CoGe.Ss, Wis, will be
shipped east. Three weeks or
month will be required for the COM
pletion of the pump house addition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
The Start From New York.

Special by United Press Wire.
New York, June 13:-Starting on
what is declared by expert aviators
to be one of the most ambitious
aeroplane trips ever attempted,
Charles K. Hamilton, the most dar-
ing of American. air men, left Gov
ernors Island in upper New York bay
for Philadelphia and return at
few across the upper bay, and head
ed straight over Jersey, he was fly
ing about 500 feet in the air, and
running nearly a mile minute.
Not a breath of air was stirring
when the fight began, and the sun
was hidden under overhanging
clouds which, however, did not seem
to presage rain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13

peller blade. 1t is possible that the
aeroplane will be brought to this
city for repairs and the final start
made from here. 1t viii be late this
afternoon before final arrangements
can be made.
One of the first men to reach
Hamilton was Chris. Wagner, a
NEWS reporter. Roy Hall. the city
editor of the NEWS, reached him by
boat and is with Hamilton all this
afternoon as guide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
arectal bu United Press wlre.

Spect0I Dy united Pfess WtTe.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 1S:-
Charles X. Hamilton landed at Front
and Erie avenues at 9:28 o'clock
this morning. He covered the eigh-
ty-six mile fight from New York in
one hour and fifty minutes. He
passed over Elizabeth, N. j., at 1854,
over Railway at 8:06, over Trenton
at $3.50, over Bristol, Pa, at 1904,
over Helmesburg, Pa, at 9:1S.
When Hamilton alighted his first
request was for cigarette. A mo-
ment later a vast throng of 10000
people surged about him, trying to
grasp his hands, and cheering him
madly. Governor Stuart was one of
those congratulating him. After a
big Gordon of police had been placed
about the aeroplane, Hamilton hur-
ried into an automobile, and was
rushed to the Belleyue-Stratford
where luncheon was served.
He began the return trip to New
York at 1885 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13
ARMED MEN LOOKING
FOR SHERIFF'S SLAYER
speelaI bu UmIted Press we.

Shalbourne Falls, Mass, June 13:-
All paths leading from Monroe noun
tains are guarded by armed men today
with orders to shoot Silas Phelps, slay-
CT of Sheriff Emmett Haskins, should
he fail to surrender when sighted The
shooting of the sheriff followed an at
tempt to arrest Phelps for the stabbing
of Superintendent Penman of the pa
per mill where he was employed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13

Trying" becomes easy wnen yo1
caa delegate most of it 70 the want
al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13

Trying" becomes easy when you
can delegate most Of It to the wan.
40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-13

More than 10000 people in this
read the EVENING NEWS.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-27
PURGE AND PURIFY"

Purge and Purify" is the key
note of Governor Hughes special
message to the New York legis-
lature. Purge and purify" is the
key note of Governor Fort pub
lie statement with respect to the
disgraceful proceeding incident
to the closing hours of the New
Jersey legislature. Purge and
purify" is the key note Of the
republican insurgents in their
pathetic protest against the des
truction of their party by trust
influences. Purge and purify"
is good slogan for men who
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-27

purpose Of exterminating the
evil which Satan had caused, fix
ing the duration at twelve
thousand years, which he divid-
ed into four periods of three
thousand years each. God YVES
to rule alone during the first
period; Satan was to begin his
operations during the secord
period, still, however, occupying
a subordinate position; both
were to rule during the third
period, and Satan was to have
the ascendency during the fourth
period. God produced the
Fravashi, thus beginning the
creation. Everything, either
lready created or to be created,
has its Fravashi, relating to
Zerana-Akarana, the Infinite. A
spiritual, invisible world, there
fore, existed before the visible
world of matter. in this creation
of the material world, which
was simply an incorporation of
the Spiritual world of Fravashis,
God first made the firm vault of
Heaven and the earth on which
that vault rests. On the earth
he created the lofty mountain
Alborj, the modern Elburz, which
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-27
TO THE HONORABLE
SONS OF REST
REPLY TO THOMAS MULLEN
CONTINUED from last issue)

Continued from last issue)
The Jews Bible we read tells
US in the Bro chapter and 3rd
verse of Habakkuk. in the old
Testament, that God came from
Teanan, and the Holy One from
Mount Paron. The Jews don't
know any more about the Bible
than | do. asked Jake Suckle,
a Jew friend of mine, a few
days ago this question, Jake.
you Jews wrote the Bible, how
old is this world?" His answer
was, About 1000 years. s." |
soon found out that one man
could make as good an Almanac
as another, all the art is in not
having any frost in July and
August.
The Sons of Rest is the only
organization working on live
issues. They consumed lgno-
rance with the fire OF lntelll-
gence. They say that labor was
a production OF Satan in the
Garden of Eden, and we refuse
to carry Satan's products any
further on the grand principals
we formulated in that grand
order known as the United Sons
of Rest. I have already mention
ed where God came from, and
we ali understand Moses history
of the creation of this earth and
the time it took. | have also
introduced Zoroastor. Here is
his history of creation, pretty
much the same as Moses:
In the beginning the Eternal,
or Absolute, Being (Zerranna-
askeranna) produced two other
great divine beings, the first
of these, called God, remained
true to Him and was the King
of Light; the other, called Satan,
was the King of Darkness. God
being in a world of light and
Satan in world of darkness, the
two became antagonists. The
Intimate Being (Zerranna-Aker-
anna) thereupon resolved to
create the visible God, for the