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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-15

WAsHISGToS. Nov ~ The ginboat
Princeton has arrived at Panama. n 9
cruiser Tallahassee AZ Hamilton Road.
IN" torpedo boats Bailey and S.ringham
AZ Norfolk. rh" supply ship Glacier ~
Coronado. Cal and Ghs gunhDst Helena
~ Shanghai
The collier IDeonidas has sailed from
Boston for Hampton Roads.
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New ,.oL a, the white House.

W.sHISGfoS. Nov. - Tn. pots anc
PANS IN tn" Whit. Hous. kitchen that
used - h. under the sway oG Martha
Petersen are now ia she hands 81 Flora
Hamilton, i SCOTCH English cook from
N.w YORK cupid IL r"4ppn-ibl" for the
,.hang. ~ Whit" HOUSE cooks. Some
tame ago Marina Peterson decided 20
L"cpIn. MIR James Mulv"y. wife ~ "a
poli".inar whu helps To guard IN. White
HrrI-... and resigned Sine was succeeded
~ Amelia Howard but Amelia did not
ll-t long and now Flora reigns
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The suit for SIS 900 brought by forme:
Police Captain James q Reynolds agains,
former Police Commissioner Theodore +.
Bingham. the trial OF which began yes
t-r,iav Afternoon before Justice Scuddsr
IA the supreme Court in Brooklyn. was
dism i-s..d On motion Of Corporation Coun-
sol johnson after the plaintiffs case was
lD Damages were demanded Tor an al
l.vt-i assault hut Justice ScIdder sis e
tanned th. Corporation Counsel in his
contention that no assault had been
proved.
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r. ~. GONG TO ~ ,SHfNGTON.
VIII isr the s.sIr-t Of th g Press club and
N,,.,rr-. the t.rogrsIIair society.

W.suINGroS. Nov ~ Col. Roosevelf
las accept ri an invitation to Ire the guest
81 the National Press Club her" ON Friday
afternoon Friday night ne IL "chedule>i
n deliver an address before the National
Geographic Sori,'t v ent tied v lid Man and
Mild Beast ia Airica While IN " ashing-
ION col Roosevelt will be- he guest Of
l:,,.,rs.s.aI alive and Mrs. LongwOrth.
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Four Eases Attacking yaIIdit, "f IIab'h'
Law Rras-ignem for Hesrin<

WssHIS. NOV. Nov. is.-At the r~7''>-'
Of Acknowledgement wickrrshaf1 me
Supreme Court to-day reassigI's 81 '"'
argument on January Iethe four o.as"- q.
lacking rho validity Of the Fer.ra. ~.
ployers liability law. which hal 'eel
assigned for hearing on November .
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supreme Court TAKE. Thanksgiving re-

WAsHISGIOS. Nov ~ After handing
down several decisions IN" Supreme
Z Ourf to day took - annual JhankEgiy ing
rn'" s- ~ $50 weeks and will meet again
on Monday November ~.
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Arm, and Nn,) Order.

N'-HI%GTDS N"s - rh-~f army order,
U-rr i-.Yr.i 10 dAs
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III. "rElulI- ,r'litlh - ,Tl.tnsa-
cam Sum -I". fourteenth ln',r'r..
iron. ir'H;furn' 80 \r.u' nni -1i. t.su-T.I iIs.
pitli H"' Spring. NrA 10 81. stallion
Major iDnn " Stone Neai,iI corn. from
prt sam r1u.fun 10 lurr N'l-fn,H r,Tf.tfrg
Major robert GrIbb,. N~,.I'sI Irrr,- VIM wiiI
pfs'ctrn rs tuf' Biia-
~rrpnd Lieut. Roger Is cotton COAT Nrul
l"rJ q" Sitth iOmrsny inI To- Iprf Morrow not
later nan I'rrrfnb"f fnf ruprr" - Instruction
THESE nav ORDER srrr i-s.lcy
li'H Prc-'"y rrilr~u frun Tub.lcIty
hlr~H. Er'rriirnE -iAfinn Sew tur- - morn,
Va, 'Ns~tAnt nuTg"pr = shoot. de
lATheN from naval medical -'hurI Wa-hiug tom.
10 dItt - HaNsi N'tuitHt .ets az.
~ master tl~ra Z. y NritgH. fs retired Hsf
. Pe' mh,i@f 'lcr- = !. t1irUrd retired. from
Portsmouth yari fO home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
MANY At FUNERAL
OF LOUIS KELLHER

Many friends and relatives in this
city and Bayonne paid their last
tribute to Louis Kellner, of 228
Brighton avenue, who met an I'M
timely death when his horse ran
away in Tottenville last Wednesday
morning. Funeral services at his
late residence in Brighton avenue
Saturday night at s o'clock were
largely attended. Rev. Dr.. George
G. Wilding, of Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church, assisted by Rev.
Robert Schlotter, of Grace English
floral tributes were sent here by rela-
tives and friends.
The body was taken on the 1925
o'clock train yesterday from the Cen
trail depot to Bayonne, where another
undertaking parlors in that city at
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev.
DR.. G. X. Hutchinson, of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, Of Bay
onne, and Rev. DR.. Jacob Ganss, of
St. Paul's German church in this
city, officiated. A large delegation
of members of Bayonne Council No.
SOS, Royal Arcanum, Allemonia
Scheutzen Corps and the Mannerchor
Singing Society, of which he was a
member, attended the latter service
and two from each society acted as
pail bearers. Many moT floral
tributes were received at this time,
each of the societies sending a large
piece. Six employees here acted as
pail bearers in the morning. Inter
ment followed in the New York Bay
cemetery at Greenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
WASHER KILLS
DEFENDER OF
CHORUS GIRLS

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. Jack Chan
Ter Of New York, an actor and stage
manager Of a company appearing at a
local theater, was shot by Rice A.
Pierce, Jr., son OF former Congressman
r. A. Pierce, and died from his wound
ten hours after the shooting. Pierce
is locked up on a charge of murder.
The shooting was the outcome of an
attempt by Pierce to force unwelcome
attentions upon a chorus girl. With
several companions Pierce took up a
station at the stage DOR waiting for
the chorus girls to come out. Chanler
chased them away.
AS the members of the company were
assembled at the railway station walt
ing to take a train, Pierce appeared
and fired two shots from a revolver,
one of the bullets entering the body of
Yhanler. Chanler has relatives at Ny
kpk. n. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
CRUEL SEAMEN
REFUSE HELP
TO SCHOONER

New York, Nov. deserted in mid
ocean when their dismasted vessel was
almost sinking and their provisions
gone was the story told by the captain
and crew of the three masted schoon-
er Florence Leland after their arrival
here. Two days after a foreign steam
ship left them to their fate the men
were picked up by a nor humane
skipper. They were taken to Liverpool
and came here in the Cedric.
George l.. Holden was the master of
the Cedric. Captain Holden said:
"On the night of Oct. II we sighted
the lights of a steamship. We burned
tar and oakum, and the steamship saw
the signal and bore down on us. Some
thing was shouted to US from the
bridge which we could not understand.
The vessel almost ran us down as it
came near, and the crew laughed de-
risively at us. Then it turned about
and headed away, and for eight days
we were on the Verge of DEATH"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
MANY GUESTS
ATTEND BALL
OF PLUMBERS

Washington hall was crowded to
the doors Saturday night on the oc-
casion of the first ball of the United
Association of Plumbers, Steam and
Gas Filters and Steam Filters Help
ers, Local No. 270. Guests were
present from Newark, Elizabeth,
New Brunswick, Red Bank, Railway,
Jersey City and Staten Island. Dane
Ing was started early Saturday even
Ing and was continued until an early
hour yesterday morning. A supper
march was held about midnight. 1t
was led by Mr.. and Mrs. John Klus-
endorf. Supper was served in the
balcony.
Fullerton's orchestra furnished
music. Refreshments were served
throughout the evening. In charge
were: William Buchan, chairman;
Andrew Anderson, secretary; Walter
j. Ernst, treasurer; John Klusendorf,
floor manager; Charles Damgaard
assistant floor manager; Robert Nc
CURE and Anton Wodder, floor. com
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
new MEMBERS
TAKEN IN At
DANISH M. {.

Rev. c. w. Hanson, of the Danish
Methodist Episcopal church, cele-
brated the first anniversary of his
passionate of the local church yester-
day with a special service both morn
ing and evening. At this time ten
new members were taken In full
membership and two on probation.
A special song service was held in
the evening. The choir, assisted by
the church orchestra. male and mix
ed quartet, gave some excellent Sc
lections and William Hanson, son of
the pastor, sang a solo.
Rev. Mr.. Hanson took occasion at
this time to read a report of the work
accomplished by the church during
the past year. The report shows the
church to be in a better financial con-
dition than it has been In some time
and the congregation is well pleased
with the pastors record during the
past twelve months of his pastorate
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
IS FINED $45
FOR BREAKING
Up WEDDING

Frank Kovacz, a Hungarian of 564
Catherine street, paid fines aggre.
eating $45 yesterday for participat-
ing in a fight at a Saturday night
Hungarion wedding celebration in
North Amboy. He was fined $25 for
carrying a blackjack and 500 for
disorderly conduct. Kovacz was ar
rested by Patrolman Gutowski at
1850 O'Clock yesterday morning.
He was fighting and creating a gen.
eral disturbance and was placed I'M
der arrest for disorderly conduct.
When searched a large blackjack
was found on him, giving indication
that he had gone to the celebration
with a view of breaking it up. He
paid the fines and was discharged.
Roundsman Morris received the
prisoner from officer Gutowski and
took him to police headquarters,
where the peace disturber was Jailed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
P~RESBYTERIANS CHURCH
SERVICES YESTERDAY

At the Presbyterian church yes
terday morning. the pastor, Rev.
James H. Northrup, preached from
h text "a Presbyterian Elder" D.
W. Boehm was ordained an elder of
the church and Elder Philip Gibson
was reinstalled as an elder by the
pastor. At a recent meeting of the
congregation Mr.. Gibson was elected
TO succeed himself and Mr.. Boehm to
succeed e. R Proctor.
Jesse Slaight, who for a long
while was tenor soloist in the church,
delighted the congregation with a
solo. The chorus choir sang an an
them, Seek Ye the Lord"
At the evening service the pastor
preached his fourth sermon of a SER
les on Religion with the Naked
Eye" taking for his subject, THE
Airships of Progress" The musical
part of the service was an anthem by
the chorus choir, 80 Be Joyful In
the Lord" and a cello solo by Gus
tav Hopf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
CITY BRIEFS

A meeting of Cabin Amboy,
Woodchoppers, has held in Forester
hall yesterday afternoon.
Simpson Sunday School board meets
in the lecture room Of the church to-
night.
"A meeting of Halcyon Castle, No.
81, Knights of the Golden Eagle is
scheduled for tomorrow night.
-Middlesex Legion of the National
Protective Legion will meet tonight.
Algonquin Lodge knights of Ply
thias. will meet tonight.
"A meeting of the official board of
Danish NJ. E. church was held in the
church Saturday night for the purpose
of acting on the new members that
were taken into the church yesterday.
Westminster Cadets have decided
not to meet tomorrow night but to meet
ON Friday niQht instead
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07

Miss Lavinia Colyer, of Gordon
street, visited friends in Tottenville
Sunday.
Mortimer Robinson was a local
visitor yesterday.
Miss Helen Metzner entertained
friends from out of town over Sun
day.
Miss Anna Mintz spent Sunday
with her sister on Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Androvette
witnessed the performance at Proc
tors Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Henderson and her
mother, Mrs. Ford, spent Sunday
evening with relatives in Tottenville.
William F. Hartmann, of Morgan
Station, raj in town Saturday.
Mrs. e. l.. Gridley, of High street,
is entertaining her sister from Eliza
beth.
Harry Barrett, of Plainfeld, was
a local visitor last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
SAYS He WAS
ASSAULTED BY
MEN AND CUT

John Kratz, of 1877 Hall avenue,
was found in a badly wounded and
bleeding condition on State street.
near Buckingham avenue, at 2:45
O'Clock yesterday morning by
R~oundsman Morris. The man claim
ed he had been assaulted by three
men on New Brunswick avenue at
about 2 o'clock. The police official
summoned the ambulance and City
Physician Meinzer attended to the
Victims injuries, after which he was
taken home.
The reason for the assault is not
known. The men may have been
bent on robbery. but so far as is
known, nothing has been found
missing from the mans clothes. Pa
trolman Hartung assisted the
roundsman in caring for the man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
POLICE NEWS

Edward Lund, of 1873 Fayette
street, was arrested by Patrolman
Martin shortly after Z o'clock Satur-
day night for being drunk and dis
orderly. He was discharged with a
warning.
w. England, who was arrested Sat
urday for being drunk and disorder
ly, was discharged yesterday.
George Irvington, who claimed he
was a sailor from Keyport, was hailed
before Recorder Pickersgill yester-
day on a drunk and disorderly
charge. He was discharged with a
reprimand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Abe APPLICABLE, of Runyon, is
visiting Mrs. A. Anderson, OF Hobart
street.
Miss Josephine Roman, Of Wood
bridge, visited friends in this city
Saturday.
Miss Grace Wells, of Rector street, is
able to be about again after a recent
Illness.
Mrs. D. Jorgensen, of Amboy avenue,
has4returned home after a visit OF sew
eral DAYS with friends in South River.
Miss Marie Bath, of Lewis street, who
has been visiting relatives in South
River has returned home.
w. Hultsizer, of Rector street, has
returned home after being entertained
by relatives in Pennsylvania.
Joseph Goldsmith, of State street,
spent Sunday with friends in New
York.
Jacob A. Bauman, of Rector street,
spent yesterday at the home of his pa
rents in Sewaren.
Miss Ruth Jones, of Lewis street.
spent Saturday at the home Of
friends in New York.
Herman Kitchner, of New York,
was a local visitor yesterday after
noon.
Ernest Braidwood, of Newark,
visited friends in this city yesterday
afternoon.
Lee Straub, of Westerly, spent
Sunday as the guest of friends in
this city.
Miss Mary E.. Buf1n. of Rector
street. has returned home after
spending several days as the guest Of
friends in Philadelphia.
Berwick Lanier, of Water street, is
again confined in st. Luke's Hospi-
tai in New York, where he will sub
NIT to another operation on account
of a broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman, for
mer residents here, spent Sunday in
Brooklyn.
Morris Hollander, of State street,
is able to be about again after an
attack of the grip.
Louis Hasselman, formerly OF this
city. now of Bridgeport, Conn, is
spending a few days at the home OF
friends in Rector street.
Miss Alice McClymont is enter
taining a friend from out of town.
Miss Elizabeth Smith spent Sun
day with friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Camille Delaporte was no
ticed among the Staten Island visi-
tors Saturday.
MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bruck and
family spent Sunday with relatives
in New york.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Watson, of
New York, spent Sunday with James
Watson. Of Rector street.
D Mrs. G. A. Paul and little Eliza
Z beth Paul visited in Tottenyille Sun
day morning.
Mrs. William Hubbard visited her
sister. Mrs. Nora Mccormack. OF
fottenville. yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
NEW OFFICERS
OF MUSICIANS
ARE ELECTED

The Musicians Union, of this city,
held an interesting session in Union
hall yesterday afternoon and elected
officers for the year. They will be
installed at the first meeting in jan
uary.
The new officers are as follows:
President, Arthur St. Andrassy; vice
president, William Preyen; secre-
tary, Louis Homer; treasurer, II.
Bohlke; sergeant-at-arms, P. Grum
and c. Waltz; assistant sergeant-at-
arms, M. ELudwigson; executive
board, A. B. Nelson, c. ~Steinhauser,
]. Walters and George Durrua; ex-
aiming board, A. st. Andrassy, C.
Steinhauser and C. H. Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
FAMILY

The members of the Singing So
ciety Frem held a family gathering
at Mckinley hall last night. The
event at first was only a gathering
for a social purpose, but at midnight
1t was learned from n of the COM
mittee that t was the first anniver-
sary of the organization. President
William Smith was unable to be
present and VIM. Zagenburg gave
a history of the club in his stead. AT
1890 o'clock one of the most elab-
crate dinners ever served in this
city was enjoyed by the gathering.
The committee that had charge OF
the affair consisted of: Vigo Jen-
sen. chairman, assisted by William
zangenbarg, William Poulsen, Peter
Skovab, John Lorentzen, Peter Lar
sen, Sr., and Mr.. Gruntwig.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
BOIL THE TYPHOID GERMS.
The New York Health Department Is
sues a Warning to Officers.

sues a Warning to Officers.
Albany, N. T., Nov. THE monthly
bulletin of the state department Of
health advises health officers to exer-
else more than unsual precautions
against the spread of typhoid fever,
which may be prevalent when the first
rains after the prolonged drought may
wash accumulated infected material
into the source of water supplies. 1t
Is suggested that boards of health con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of issuing warn
ings to consumers to boil their water.
The department thinks that there Is
little danger of the Introduction of
cholera into the state because of the
efficient quarantine regulations.
During September ninety-seven cases
of infantile paralysis were reported to
the department, sixteen cases resulting
fatally. The highest number reported
from any one county was twelve from
Schenectady county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
DANISH M. {. QUARTET
VISITED N. Y. CHURCH

Members of a quartet, together
with others from the Danish NJ. e.
church, visited H. s. Haver's Nerve
gian M. e. church in the Bronx
Saturday night. John Nelson. Harry.
Nelson, Chris Nelson and George
Mortensen, who comprise the Danish
M. E. quartet, rendered several songs
that pleased. Present, together with
the members, were: Mrs, Chris Mel
son, Miss Jennie Larsen, Miss Lillian
Hanson and William Hanson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
ciosrette Starts Bio Firo.

Jackson, Miss, NOV. IA cigarette,
a high wind blowing at almost a mile
a minute clip and a feather bed fig
ured in a $4,000 fire when Bell Haven
college, a select seminary for young
ladies. was destroyed by fire. The ORR
gin was traced toefhe feather bed and
an ignited cigarette, but who left the
cigarette In the bed remair-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
BhEI ZION CAMP HAS
INITIATION OF ONE

At a meeting of Bnei Zion Camp,
No. 20, in Washington hall last
night, one candidate was initiated
and one new application was re-
ceived. At this time DR.. KoploWitz
gave an excellent address on Ma
tionalism." 1t was also decided to
have a ball some time during the
coming season. A committee with
A. Beckoff as chairman, was named
to arrange for the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
ROOSEVELT RETURNS.
Will Get Election Returns at Home at
Sycamore Hill.

Sycamore Hill.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, Nov. There
were no local committees wearing
gaudy badges to receive ex-President
Roosevelt on his return to Sycamore
Hill. Ne bands played He came back
home just like a plain ordinary citl-
zen who is able to ride in automo-
biles. He whizzed through Main street
sitting In the tonneau of a big motor
car all alone. He assembled the hill
and stayed there. He wanted to rest;
he did.
To his inquirers Mr. Roosevelt has
said that he will not be in New York
on Tuesday night to receive the cleo
ton returns. He stated that he would
stay here in Osyter Bay all day long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
Committee Fail to Meet.

Members Of the committee in
charge of the mid-winter session of
the Master Painters Association of
the state to be held here next month,
failed to hold their scheduled meet
ing here Saturday and will probably
assemble next Saturday to name a
date and make general preparations
for holding the convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
WILL SPEAK
AT NEWARK TONIGHT

Vivian NJ. Lewis will end his cam
paign by attending a number OF ward
meetings in Newark tonight. This
morning Mr.. Lewis spoke at North
Plainfeld and from there made a
whirlwind tour of Somerset county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
NEWS

Steamer Hermod has cleared for
Newport News.
Steamship Crown of Grenada has
cleared for New York.
Schooner Annie b. Mitchell, from
South Amboy, bound for Salem,
sailed from Vineyard Haven, Mass,
yesterday.
Schooner Samuel S. Thorp, bound
from South Amboy, for Boston,
passed Vineyard Haven, Mass, yes
terday.
Schooner LAME Cobb, from South
Amboy, bound for PASSPORT, passed
Vineyard Haven, Mass, yesterday.
Tug Paoli, towing three barges
from South Amboy for Boston, pass
ed Vineyard Haven, Mass. yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
OUT AGAINST ECKERT

The Central Labor Union is against
Adam Eckert, the Independent candi-
date for mayor. The union has issued
a circular setting forth the anti-labor
union record of the candidate, copies
of which have been sent to the vot-
ers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
COLLISION AT SEA.
The shawmut Hit a Schooner, the
jamestown Reports.

Jamestown Reports.
New York, Nov. THE Old Domin-
ion liner jamestown, which arrived
from Norfolk, brought news of a COLI
sion at sea. Captain Theodore Cathe-
rine reported that near Fenwick light,
on the Delaware coast, four miles
southwest of the light, he sighted the
three masted schooner Earl H. Mason
of Providence, R. l. Her mizzenmast,
with sails attached, was hanging over
her port side, and her hull on the star
board side abreast Of the mizzenmast
was badly damaged.
Standing by was the steamship
Shawmut of Philadelphia. The steam.
err had her bows smashed in well
above the water line. The Shawmut
is a lumber carrier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
Drum Corps to WOODBRIDGE

Goodwill Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps
will go to Woodbridge tonight to attend
the dance and reception of the Wood
bridge Fife and Drum Corps that is to
be held in that place. The meeting of
Goodwill Corps will be postponed until
some other time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
CLUBS SOCIAL e

The formal opening Of the Danish
Athletic Club schedule of winter events
was in the form. of a reception held in
the club rooms in New street, yesterday
afternoon and last night. A silver tea
service was awarded to Sigurd Nelson,
of New Brunswick avenue Dancing
was enjoyed to the strains of the clubs
orchestra until seven O'Clock when a
sumptuous repast was served. After
the refreshments merriment was resum-
ed until midnight when the guests de-
parted voting the affair a most success
full one. The committee in charge con
sisted of Henry loft, chairman; assist
ed by John johnson, Martin Hansen,
sigurd Nielsen and Paul Martinusen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
ANNUAL DANCE TONIGHT.

Everything is in readiness Tor the
second annual dance and reception of
the United Hebrew Lodge No. SOP L. o.
B. A. in the Auditorium tonight, The
committee in charge OF the affair report
a larger sale of tickets for this event
than any previous ones. Armin Tomas
choff, chairman of the reception com
mittee has made arrangements FOR a
good time for those who attend. Joseph
J. Klein and Morris Greenfield are floor
G. Howard Smiths orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
ELECTION RETURhSA
THE PACKER HOUSE

Election returns will be received at
the Packer House tomorrow night by a
private wire and will be announced to
the visitors. Manager Crawford has al
so engaged music which will be IN at
tendance from 6 'clock until midnight,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
Alterations in Store.

The alterations to Frank Neer's sta
tionery store in Smith street, are near
ing completion. A new front has been
installed, the store has been extended
further back and the second floor has
been converted into a storage room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-07
CAPTAIN

John Allen, captain of the schoon-
er Pail Palmer, of this city, enter
tanned a few of his friends in his
quarters Saturday afternoon, before
sailing on a long cruise. The enter
tainment was indeed very unique.
During the afternoon the captain
narrated some Of the gruesome tales
that he has encountered during his
life on the sea. Refreshments con-
sisting of cocoanut cake, cocoanut
pie, cocoanut milk, and all sorts of
candy were served. Those present
were: Mrs. Allen, Miss Prier, Mil
dred Deitche, Blanche Grieve, Les
ter Deitche, Clarence and William
Liddle. Thomas Ramsay, William
Chamberlain and William Doe.