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Christian Church.

REV. l.. III. STiNE. Pastor.
Revelations of the Infinite Life
the morning subject.
Union evening service at the Pres
byterian church with the sermon by
Rev. l.. III. Slime on the subject
From the Natural Ia the Spir-
itual. +"
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What's the matter with some of
our good county folk? We expec-
ted others of them to offer prizes for
distribution at the Greenbrier Fair.
Our columns are open to announce
such offers.
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Constipation causes headache. nau.
sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
ton. Drastic physics gripe. sicken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's ReguIets act gently and cure
constipation. CSC. Ask your druggist.
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1 K,
careful attention and will be much APP
preciated
Mrs. Adam Carlisle spent sever
al days this week in Okolona and
Guntown.
Miss Lazarus of Atlanta has
been spending the week with Miss
Annie Lowe Jonas.
Miss Mary ALA McFarlane
spent the week end in Columbus
with Mrs. Lindamood.
Miss Grace Watkins returned
"Wednesday from Okolona.
MIR. Adam Carlisle has returned
from Hot Springs.
Miss Francis Lusk is visiting
relatives in Arkansas.
Mrs. Maynard leaves Monday
for New York, where she will spend
seveaal months with her daughter,
Mrs. Steiner.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlton are at
Double Springs. and have as their
guest. Louise Baker.
Miss Ruth McFarlane has re-
turned from Oxford.
MIR. Sivley Rhodes of Memphis
spent Sunday and Monday in the
city.
Miss Elgenia Leftwich has re-
turned from Ky.
Miss Morrison is the attractive
guest Of Mrs. Sam Spragins.
Miss John Dee Spragins left
Saturday for Ala hanna, where she
will enjoy a camping party.
Miss Ethel Robertson of Green
wood, is Spending the week with
Mrs. Will Watkins.
Miss India Carlisle, Miss Chris
tine Rogers. Mr.. John Allen Sykes
and DR.. Granlof attended the dance
in Okolona Thursday evening.
MIR. Dorsey Gilmore leaves
next week for New York.
Miss Christine Rogers left
Thursday for Sweet Chalibbiate
Springs, Va.
Rev. Slime leaves Monday for
Boston where he will spent a month
with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Shell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Misses
Ruth, Marry Ella and Mildred Me-
Farlane will make a merry party at
Double Springs Eext week.
MIR. and Mrs. George Paine
and family leave Tuesday for
Greenwood Springs.
Mrs. j. A. Gay will spent next
week at Greenwood Springs.
Miss Irene Blair left Thursday
for New York. where she will spend
the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Ben Gillespie. Mrs. Ward
and Miss Sue Houston leave next
week for Washington, New York
and other Eastern points.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Evans
of Chicago. are expected the early
rt Of naxt Uaal
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Lam and
little Marie leave Monday for a
visit to relatives in Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis spent the
week end at Hamilton.
MIR. Homer Spragins of West
Point spent Friday here.
The Aberdeen ball team played
West Point Friday. West Point
winning.
Mrs. Tom Gay is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Will
liams, of Shannon.
Mrs. Sam Spragins entertained
with a lovely reception Saturday
afternoon complimenting her guest
Miss Morrison, of Okolona. About
thirty five boys and girls of the
younger crowd enjoyed this hos
pitality.
Miss Maude patrick of Amory
is spending the week with Miss
Norma Flynt.
Mr.. Huntsman, of Plant City
Florida, is visiting his neice. Mrs
Tom. Gay.
Miss Bessie Dortch entertained
a few guests Monday evening a
supper. complimenting Miss Maud.
Patrick.
Miss Corinne Walker returned
Wednesday from Holly Springs
She was accompanied by Miss Liz
cite Hutchinson who will spend til.
night with her enroute to Stark
vile.
We are sorry to lose two Of on
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Mr.. EDIToR-
Please add To the list OF prizes of
fered to the Corn Club boys Of the
county the following: BY the Alb
erdeen Clothing Company. = pair Of
their celebrated Dean Overalls to
each of the twelve boys producing
the largest yield Of Corn per acre.
Resp'y. E. E. COWLEY.
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Rev. J. K. Countess, president Of
Grenada College was a welcome visi-
tor to the city, Monday.
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Picnic at Quincy, Miss.

On Wednesday August 3rd, 1910
there will be . Woodman picnic al
Quincy. Miss. Will have some ad.
dresses by prominent speakers,
Everybody is invited to attend and
bring dinner. woodmen especially. q
large attendance 10 expected.
+. F. DURRETT, Clerk.
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We supply Embossed Stationery,
Engrave Visiting Cards, Wedding
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for Harcourt * Co. See US.
Monroe News and
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A Normal traing School for col
ored teachers is in session at the
Billups Industrial Institute. 1t
will continue for four weeks.
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Typewriter Ribbons. Carbon Pa
pers, Typewriter Papers-all Type
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Subscriptions taken for any pub
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We are News and Stationery ex-
cl1sively. IT you want the best.
come to us.
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The up to date News Store OF the
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1t looks like the tick quarantine
regulations are going to be rigidly
enforced in this county.
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Get your Tick Oil and directions
how To use, furnished by the Gov
eminent expert, at Gays.
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Pens. Pencils, Inks. Writing Tab
lets-everything in the Stationery
line at MONROE News AND
STATIONERY STORE.
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Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, July Both, 1910. a COM
petitive examination will be held at
the public school building in the
city Of Aberdeen to determine who
shall he awarded certificates OF en-
trance into the Industrial Institute
and College of Columbus. Miss.
Applicants must not be under
sixteen years old, and must be pro-
vided with paper. pen and ink.
Respectfully,
E. E. COWLEY,
Supt. Education Monroe County
Typevriter Supplies, Ribbons, Car
bon faper. ct Monroe News and Sta
eouory Store.
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Monnd City Paints may cost a
trihe more, but - Aberdeen
Lum Der Co. d-lO-1y.
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Don't you want a good Cigar2
Then come here to get it. Monroe
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Beautiful Box Papers. Look herr
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Personal and Society Notes.
JULY %

All society happenings and local
news teIephoned TO 1873 will be given
careful attention and will be much APP
Dreciated
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Our Straw berry and Vanilla Icl
Cream Cones can't be beat. only s.
at GAYS.
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We sell chewing gum. tobacco,
ANYTHING to chew. Monroe News
IL Stationery Store.
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Letter files, memoranda books
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Children. Attention a! You can
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All Creams. Ices and Drinks, "a
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Do you want . box of nice Paper?
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
Arthur Dc Mers Arrested
Last Night on Charge of
Lodgs Member.
SAID TO BE S40O SHORT
Charge Followed Auditing
of Books of the Financial
Secretary. e.
EARNED S18 A MONTH
Employed In Lunch Wagon
At Lookup In Default
of $500 Bail.
EARNED s18 A MONTH

Charged with embezzling funds
from Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1850,
FraternaI Order of Eagles, Arthur
De Mers, financial secretary of the
lodge, was arrested last night. He
was taken to police headquarters,
lodged there all night, and this
morning held by Recorder Pickers-
gill in default of $500 bail for the
action of the grand jury.
De Mers is charged with embez-
zling between S400 and $500 from
funds of the local organization. He
was financial secretary of the lodge
and his position, 1t is said, gave him
access to the money.
His books were audited last night
at the lodge rooms in the Mccormick
building, and Immediately after the
alleged fraud was discovered a hasty
telephone call was sent to police
headquarters. Patrolman Charles
Quinn was detailed to arrest De
Mers.
Lester Underhill, member of the
lodge, preferred the police charge
against the financial secretary. When
locked UP De Mers gave his age as
thirty-eight years, his occupation as
clerk, and his address as 1913
Smith street.
De Mers has been secretary of the
lodge since it's institution about
three years ago. AS compensation
for his labor he received $18 per
month. He was employed In the
lunch wagon of A. H. Howell until
his arrest last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
MISS LE hEVE
is ACQUITTED
After Short Trial Today Jury
Renders Verdict of
Not Guilty.
CAME AS SURPRISE
CAM
Special by United Press Wire.

Special BIZ United Press Wire.
London, Oct. 25:-After a trial
of unexpected brevity today, Ethel
Glare LIE Neve was acquitted on the
charge Of being an accessory in the
murder of Belle Elmore Crippen.
The speedy and favorable verdict by
the jury was a big surprise, for fol-
lowing the sentencing to death last
Saturday of DR.. Crippen. 1t was ex-
pected that Miss lie Neve, his form
er stenographer and sweetheart,
would receive brief prison SEN
tence.
Miss LeNeve did not take the stand
in her own defense. Only few witness
es were called by the prosecution, how
ever, and the examination of these was
brief
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone e
charge was favorable to the prisoner.
The jury was out only nineteen minutes.
Immediately after the verdict was read
the court ordered the release of Miss
LeNeve. In order to escape the great
crowds that awaited outside of Old Bail
ey. Miss LeNeve remained in the build
ing for nearly an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
I'M COMMITTEE SESSION
Ordinance for Extension of
the Street Is Given Its
Final Passage.
FURTHER ACTION SHORTLY
School Ianitors Made Spec
iaI Police Officers Several
Other Routine Matters.

In committee session prior to an
adjourned meeting of the Board of
Aldermen, last night, the proposed
extension of Convery place across
the Lehigh Valley tracks southwark
to connect with Smith street was dis
cussed. Assistant General Solicitor
Il. G. Clifton, representing the rail-
road, was present and went over the
bridge proposition with the alder
men. In all probability the city will
build steel bridge over the rail-
road.
The Lehigh Valley railroad will
submit proposition at a future
meeting of the board All the busi-
ness in open meeting relative to the
extension was the passage on its sec
ond and final readings of the ordi-
nance providing for the extension.
The special meeting was called
last night for the purpose of hasten
ing the extension. Last June the
ordinance was introduced and since
then, until last night, remained DOR
mant.
The new thoroughfare will omen
up the entire northwestern section of
the city, giving access to Smith street
through Fox Hill road At present
vehicles in the northwestern section
are compelled to pass down New
Brunswick avenue to Prospect street
before reaching Smith street.
Pursuant to a request of the
Board of Education that janitors of
local schools be deputized as special
officers, Mayor Bollschweiler last
night sent a communication to the
Board of Aldermen announcing that
he had made the appointments. His
action was unanimously approved.
The educational body desired that
the janitors be made special police
men to exercise authority in prevent
ing the wholesale breaking of school
windows
Receiving basins will be construct
ed at the northwest corner of New
street and New Brunswick avenue,
and the northwest corner of Park
avenue and New Brunswick avenue
A motion authorizing the construc-
ton of new basins and repair of old
ones at the same corners, was adopt
ed last night.
The only other business transacted
was the adoption of a resolution that
the final assessment of Paterson
street, from Madison to Brighton
avenues, be referred to the commits
sioners of assessment to be made out
In proper form. Alderman Seaman
was absent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
CAssAMICCIoLA DESTROYED.
italian City Swept by Flood-k'anyi
Victims i

Naples. Oct. 25.-The mayor of Cass.
samiccioIa telegraphs the prefeet %,
police here that Cassamicciola haa
been destroyed, as was foreeasted iu.
earlier dispatches. The telegram adds
that there are many victims and thaE
help is urgently needed. AS resuig
of this plea the government has sent O.
fleet of warships, consisting of three.
battleships and four cruisers, with lnI.
structions TO hurry to the scene of the
disaster with all provisions and foodi
available Troops also have been hurS..
ried to the stricken city. =
Later advices Indicate that the hotels
at Cassamicciola are empty oying to-
the prevalence of cholera at &aRlea
and that the damage. owing to clouds.
burst and flood, Is confined to the deal
struction OF a few wooden house9i
which are occupied by peasants, The
only American knowa to have been i13
CassamiccioIs of late is the painteaI
Robert Yale, who comes from ST. Pauisl
M.un.
Pugiano, Oct .25, via Naples. 4
There was severe clcudburst ovef
the bay Of Naples during the nlghts
followed by tidal wave. The seq
heaved violently, and large steamships,
in the bay were affected. At the samsa
time Vesuvius emitted streams of mud
and lava, and two families were btsE-sr
led at Tore del Greco, at the foot %
the mountain. Five bodies have beeFr
recovered, aud search is being nlgds
for others.
Loss of life is also reported frols
Cetara, on the gulf Of salerno
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
ORDER THE TENNESSEE
FOR PRESIDENTS TRIP
sssoioJ ov United Press wire.

Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. 25;-Or-
ders were received at the navy yard
here today to put the United States
battleshtp Tennessee in shape for
President Taft's trip to Panama. The
Tennessee was ordered 70 proceed to
Hampton Roads November l., where
she will coal. Then she will go to
Charlestown, S. c., where tile Pres
ident will go aboard for his trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
Will Not Withdraw Charge.
lDecfdI bu United Press Wire.

Canadaigua, N. Y, Oct. 25:-
Taking up the demands of the demo-
cratic gubernatorial candidate for
an apology for his statement that he
(Dlx) had been connected with the
wallpaper trust, Col. Roosevelt to-
day refused to withdraw the charge,
but instead he reiterateG2 It,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
Alliance With Wall Street.
FJa,ZkaX Daan, IEys~x

Penn yam, N. Y, Oct. 25:-In insist
ing that the alliance between Wall
street and Tammany Hall to bring
about the defeat of Harry Stimson is
clearly proven, Colonel Theodore Roose-
welt today resumed his campaign tour
Of the state He made a short speech
in the local theatre In which he said
that circular which he waved aloft,
and which appealed to Wall Street, for
funds to conduct the Tammany cam
'paign in New York "proved that Wall
Street was alive against Stimson."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
ma slart Posl Omce wall.

Meagher & Smith, who have the
contract for the new wall to be
erected on the easterly and souther-
ly side of the custom house and post
ONCE property at Maple and Jefrer-
SON streets, expect to start work In a
few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

It was announced at the place OF
business of Kelly & MeAlinden to.
day that the uinon plumbers who
struck October 3, had not yet re-
turned. Indications were that they,
will not return, for the firm an
nounced that it had plenty of men at
work at the present time and had
them right along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
Tourists In Vicinity

Tourists In Vicinity
Rome, Oct. 25.-A violent eruption Oh
Mount Vesuvius, accompanied by teri
rife cloudburst, has been attended byi
fatal results and spread terror through.ss
out the Neapolitan section of southern
Italy. Ten persons are already KNOWN
to have perished in the streams Of
steaming mud and molten lava poured
forth by the devastating crater. A
tidal wave caused additional hayoq
among islands In the Mediterranean
and contr ibutafy waters.
The news from Naples as yet Is
very meager owing to the confusion
and terror there. ~ Y
While many tourists - American,
French, German and English are
known to be in the vicinity of the
death dealing volcano, 1t is not defs
nitely known whether any of theng
lost their lives. The ten victims are
stated by guides to have been Italian
peasants engaged In agricultural and
other work on the slopes OF the craters
The government has sent several
warships to the shores bordering the
slopes of the volcano below Pugliand
and Herculaneum In the hope Of afAi
fording means Of rescue to others nho /
may be endangered. III
Confused and incomplete reportal
have reached the home office Of ai
great disaster at Ischia, the capital Of
the island Of Ischla, sixteen milea
southwest of Naples, In the MediteS
ranean. 1t is feared that the town.
has been submerged by tidal wave II
Torpedo boats were promptly senf
from Naples to Ischia to ascertain tha I
situa ton and render assistance. Tels@i
graph and cable connection between
Ischia and Naples is broken. n
A telegram received at Naples from
Procida, an island northeast of Ischfa.
reports that the town of CassamlcfI
ciola, town in the latter island, waa
destroyed by deluge, which washed
away the wooden underpinning of thql
wooden houses which had been bailt
for the purpose Of resisting earth4l
quakes. III
The home Office has received news I
of the disaster from Naples. Yks, pres1
feet of that city wires that be has
heard from the captain of Steamship |
that terrific storm struck the island
Of Ischia. One story says 1t causedi
great damage to property, but thag
there were no fatalities. Another re-i
port says that at least 200 persons /
were drowned. The project has dissl
patched troops to Ischia to undertake |
the work Of rescue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
TARIFF PLANK
is REGRETTED
Roosevelt Wishes New York
Republicans Had Been
More Progressive.
NO APOLOGY FOR DIX
Special By United Press Wire.

bDeoldE Uy UHEFed FTs5S WTo.
Geneva, N. Y, Oct 25:-For the
first time in his speeches in this
state Col. Roosevelt this afternoon
publicly admitted that he regretted
the tariff plank which was adopted
by the Saratoga convention.
Il am sorry to say he said, that
the republican convention was not
so interested in state concerns that
1t did not take as progressive posi-
ton on the tariff as it should"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

THAT letter will elect Will
son" George L. Record, repub-
lican candidate for congress in
the ninth district, and pro-
. gressive leader, Is said to have
declared to some friends, when
he read the replies he received
from Woodrow Wilson, demo-
cratic candidate for governor,
In response to list of questions
he had put to him few days
ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
30 Mistake Made

II you go to Jensen's. s3s State
street, to see about a new Sewing
Machine, or repairing Of your old
one. as We have all the best makes
at lowest prices. and you VIII please
yourself by examining and compar-
Ing before buying
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
NOTICE.

Members of Court Standard No.
III, F. of A., are requested to attend
the meeting to be held in Odd Fell
lows hall Wednesday, october %.
The Grand Court officers VIII be
present at this meeting. Members of
neighboring courts cordially invited
]. A. ANDERSON,
Chief Ranger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

Automobiles for rent oy gay or nous
sexton's. Telephone ISL. PertH
Amboy. 1895 1-zs tE5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

we started q six-month course ia
drawing last Monday, Better joiuA
'Vrainarss business College
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

Ford Runabout, 1910 model, ror sale,
1915. Inquire Sexton, 10 Smith
street. 10-15-tf"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25
MANY DEAD IN
ERUPTION AND
TIDAL WAVES
Over 200 Italians Are Be-
lleved to Have Lost
Their Lives.
VESUVIUS SPOUTS LAVA
Government Rushes War
ships to the Rescue Of
the Peasants.
GREAT FL0UDS REPORTED
News of the Disaster In
Southern Italy Being
Received Slowly.
vEsUvIUs sPoUIs Lava
GREAT FL0UDS REPORTED
Special by United Press wire.

Naples, Oct 25:-As news slowly
filters in from the district rayaged
by yesterdays storm, flood and sub-
sidence of the earth, due to volcanic
action, the magnitude of the disaster
grows. 1t is admitted by the author
tiles that the death list exceeds 200
at Ischia and in the provinces Of
Salerno and Naples. Floods are re-
ported at several places and the
damage is estimated in the millions,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

!. G. RHODES,
Financial Secretary
15901-10to1 as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-25

,ss.....z..,.-. f. Partly
rr@ essssxnd cooler
tonight. Wednesday
fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Petersburg robncco Market.

Petersburg, Va, February 1.-THE market
has been moderately active this week with
sales of about 2f0ooo pounds The season
continues unfavorable for handling. and
hence the comparatively light receipts
Prices keep up we'll. and wrappers brought
this week as high s3S per 100 pounds.
able weather that the crop two-thlrds OF
which is yet in tho barns, may be marketed.