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'.-f mag A.. Wa I"g ptt-n ~.'h hirh
Jim , Madden PREVIOUSLY known Only
.u -. 'rurt,us circuit. became the owner
o' Ht-hl-g ald Hamburg became III =
ing ri 'N. iurf Hamburg had his dav
ard 'N"t ~" h.ics whirlWind Domino
$500 ~ ~ uya- auu Mamie GRAY. came on
~ carry N" ~i.'- and blue polka dots
nf James II k.'u. % victory u The primer
'.al stake. - h,s IAN"
Br.r .r, must not pas py ne record Of
BYu.'D wi'hou: SWING ull credit TO
E.cnar,a Cru.o-.- DohhIns VINO made hum
hu.r., D.. o" r.ycr pu-;l"i before. and 10
H"ur, %. Na.J-r-. Wfo CAV" han a good
-,rLi '"r'InE
w.. .'.a coming 'p he races o. Ham
ur.'g t'.u DY'uiu what 3D. giI' D." cslled
'I.. ,yuasf, .I , -'..st sU'-d un the
.,..,.r1r '.... Va. "''lhlsh-d through
H..l... a.' H .ya. hsmhurG was by
u nu,,r Hanover ~ n ndoo. HIndoO bv
N.I..i.'d r. NapIAi Dumino was
D." ,ii.....,. uunr. ~ Warm. Alarm by
Ir.r,rr 81 ,. ..., .., brlun b. .I''r - q
ka.... fought D"r.nn from h,- breeder
Ia,o. o g Inp.a. Wien ~" uia n
v,n r.v.'.i ur.'," iowa 20 vs. sem o." Nj
K...r.s ,arl"iun farm end began rs
Co. r"ar a. Il sr" ,.ni-r tn" wIs" direction
~ Nstpr r.'lau r.,nE'rf'''i. Mr Mon" =
hrothe-- .u-lHw
Ant VIVA. . .p'on.id 'ot ~ colts rni
f..,. N.Ul.r ''I' o.. n" rar".' There
wa. m. ~ q. o." u.I,...Idp and 'do aid
i'.I.4 ma. vo. 'h"Fry 81 oak Mr. k""n"
V.viu.- az the 'l',.'s 'y.-utng. ~ ~" stakes
80 Ert,st chlr,- o.. 'r"-" wIS i"rrnv.
named ~ hir- wp" ~ on" w k""n"'s
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m" produce ~ his own farm Hamburg
did ~ we'll f'r tho honor # IN" Virgil
family for several wears A. Domino did
frr that II tho linz II Eclipse Jp from
Hamburg Plac, To- rr.-t th.. bees; IT IN"
last aud West cam" tho great EurGp-
master and Bumhle Re. that met - uu.
timely death az Saratoga, lnheNihl"
and Nrtfll 'hoUEht hv manv To- hr IN"
fastest horse or MAJ" that ever lpoA 81
through birdie and IN" only horse that
over beat the mighty Svsonhy
But n was not with horS" ~ his own
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W. ~ ,r,i under MCIauEhhns patient
and af"'t' nat" r.darG" ran Two heats
- i've rurI.'~ each ard u.l' Drak" Iarts'
and Md ~ tire" l'rltus ~ the hrsl
h"n' ard four l"rCtrs ~ ~" second
Rvt Id day~ r,~S I"d rcw DAYS como.
ard 'r" o. ur g.,u' sy sharply With Il
r"'rtui"r 'th' pa" Victorian AZ. and the
uIr"tc' lIh century are ,Ius,.g Two
s'ur~ r.r' ur liant nan an Ga. others
-....n 90 90" tIrt Ornament Hanover
tn grrat - spn 4 Hg.,up and Bourbon
u ." AID 70" .nb"otau Trompn, both
,g'...i Nv 'l' DSva~ Ir ir"rs ar. sweep
iur ,.rv'' 'u~ hrfrrr rh",r
Hanover NoE'' Et..' ur- ard a now
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.. 80 autumn - 1883 -; Monmouth Park
.. am al. when Oh Billy HAY
-t-i '."H IN hi- prime as a Jockey o. m"
e. vg'"t plotted Monitor 10 victory
as.. '"'ung brother Pierre Iorillard' :
ra-.e w!th feass, the ira ,Ic- up. with
, ringing M che rear ~ one - the
.-.l,",' tire" horse -acN- ever seen IN
t..- nunt-y
In hat same memorable wear ~ ~
9 N" au'r meeting a's Monmouth.
o.. NruT"g'h STAGES was run for e.. -
r .r All = hall On August : \ ;hr"..
ear IA vpur ester of the name ~ G"orga
r ss.r with tho 'hcn famous locker,
ami .rV w"H knoNn owner ard traIu"y
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FOI ~ uONTH> tDRIFT.
AI.Ning aud a Dead Man In an Open Boat
Picked % in the In,Iian ocean.

IIvFRPooL. Aug = The PEE. D.. up'
rro-ato a. a. j. n"n.." 20 b" u c,r-
'iuu"- 10 pr.,.iuc.. \ lhrllhrg -. ~ now ard
then h" lates' tai" 81 'rr si'd g. re-
port"i 10y a,,tain Gr"'VIr ur rh., steam
ship T"lemachus - this r"r'
Ot has Lass ,uvas" b" rirJ'. m O." 'ha
u nan ocean = ma. who I,i ba..u 10 IA
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hr"eiinc that NJ Whitney had hiS spiciest
turf contest with Mr. Kreu" That cam"
m the Fururity 81 iSs,. and Is aftermath.
the Fla'h.-h STAKES IN the sam" '"ar
Mr. Whitney " a. So srII" that be- could
win tho Tu'urI', with BI''yh"u B.v II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-28

mcl'owe-t memories Of the American turf
m" MarVIn- the Bowi,.- the Traverse
III" J"rome-. tn" Mechanics. IN" Wlth"r-"s
ard the Harp"rS have al crossed over The
bar The port they found"i and ios-
tered - 80 about ~ pass ont with the tai"
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Matters - fuano" had d-v"lup"i N
Wall Street Differences b"tN"''n Mr
whitney aui VIZ KEN" Nr Keen"
was sending hom"hr"d horses fpr IN" r Oh
..s' stah" - the turf and MINK rh'fu
NJ Whitu"' went rIEh' after HIM - IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
NOTICED BALD SPOT
COMING ON HEAD
Interesting StoryofC onsultationwith
DermatoIogist and Successful Use
of Cutlcura. Also Case of Severe
Ivy Poisoning, Relief of Which by
Cuticura was Permanent.

rhine years ago l noticed q bald spot
coming on my head and, as | was only
nineteen years old, it did not seem
natural, as it was on the side of my
head Instead Of on top. My mother
advised my seeing a dermatologist and
/ did SO, one Of the best in Boston, and
he said it was due to a germ / must
have got at the barber's. He couldn't
assure q cure, but by treating each hair
separately by electricity, he said, the
hair might come out white or gray, if
1t came out at all. He proposed giving
me a treatment every month for six
months at ten dollars q treatment.
When l told my mother she advised
using Cuticura and this / did, using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment every day.
In two months my hair commenced to
grow, and In six months one would
never have known there had been any
trouble, the hair coming out being black,
the exact shade OF my own. I have
never had any trouble since. and feel
l can't say half enough for Cuticura.
Another member OF our family was
seTribly poisoned by poison ivy and
every summer for six years the blisters
came, bursting and causing great suffer
by the best physicians, but with no
good result. Finally we tried C%uticura
and obtained relief in q very short time
which was permanent. She has news
had any trouble since, SO Cutioura is
Invaluable to US, you see. CD. Browne,
Remington ST., Dorchester, Mass Jan.
20, 1910"
This letter is but one OF hundreds CIV
ing proof Of the success OF the Cuticura
Remedies in treating the skin and scalp.
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props. Boston
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11

Miss May Leary, of South Ambey,
spent yesterday afternoon as the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Miller, In
State street.
Miss Lena Goldman, or Market
street, has returned home after a
, visit OF a week with friends In At
lantie City.
G. Fl. Wilbert- and family, OF Mar
Ret street, are spending several
weeks as the guest of friends In At
lantic City.
Mrs. j. Berkowftz, OF New York,
Is spending q few days In this city
az the guest OF her brother, Harry
Davidson, In Prospect street.
Miss Anna johnson, OF Elizabeth,
Is visiting at the home Of Mrs, N.
lessen, OF Ambey avenue.
Max A. Shapiro, OF New Bruins
wick avenue. visited friends In New
York yesterday.
Miss Sadie Frankel, of New
Brunswick avenue. is spending sew
eral days al the guest Of friends In
Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Tllrnan, of Springfield.
Ohio, is spending a few days as the
guest of friends in Prospect street.
Mrs. A. Sher, OF Tottsnyille, Wis
fted friends IN State street yester-
day afternoon.
Oscar Lawrence, or Metuchen,
was q local visitor yesterday after
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
0. U. NJ.
MAY HOLD A
UNION MEET

AT a meeting of 'Middlesex Coun-
ell, No. So. Jr. o, U. A. NJ. last
night, plans for a union meeting
with Anchor Council, of Wood
bridge, We're discussed. Deputy
State Councillor Kelly, Of Wood
bridge, who was present at the
meeting last night. was heartily in
accord with the idea of a meeting
Of this kind between the two coun-
ellis. 1t will be held some time next
month. A committee with Gilbert
Emnons as its chairman, was named
to confer with a committee from An
Choir Council. An invitation to, visit
Anchor Council next Thursday night
was accepted and a delegation de-
eided to go up, leaving here on the
6:45 o'clock ear that night. The
committee in charge Of The trolley
ride around the loop that IS to be
held on Thursday night. August IS.
reported thet everything was going
ahead for the success or the affair.
The car or cars are scheduled to
leave here at 7:30 o'clcgI On thn+
night. Refreshments viii be served
CT the cars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
PROOF THAT
NEW TROLLEY
BRINGS TRADE

AS proof that the opening of the
Jersey Central Traction Company
line between this city and points be-
low the Raritan river will increase
the business Of local merchants, is
a letter, received this morning by
Ludwig's furniture house, in Smith
street, ID follows:
Bedford, Aug. s. 1910.
D FURNITURE HOUSE:
II saw your August sale in the
Perth Arnboy paper and will you
please send me your terms and how
much you ask down on your furni-
ture? Please tell me how much you
want down on the five7pieee parlor
suit In the paper and a nine by
twelve Brussels rug.
from
"MR. ALFRED EVERHAMS,
Bedford, N. j."
Mr.. Wolff was somewhat sur
prised when he read the letter. He
had never heard of the place before.
The paper referred to is the
PERTH AMBOY EVENING JEWS,
probably the special "Get Acauaint-
ed" edition introduced Friday In
towns along the line of the Jersey
Central Traction Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
INSTITUTED
A NEW CAMP
OF W00DMEh

Perth Amboy Camp No. 1912,
Modern Woodmen of America, was
instituted in this city last night, fol-
lowing an open meeting that was
held in Eagle hall in the Mccormick
building. In the absence of the
state officers, who ere prevented
from coming here on account of the
rain, District Deputy Thomas Elton.
OF Philadelphia, made the address to
those present at the open meeting
and afterward instituted the new
camp. Following the open meeting
the camp was organized with eigh-
teen. members, 81
In the election of officers the fol-
lowing were chosen: Past Consul,
Philip Duchowny;. consul, Paul s.
lessen; advisor, Anton Hanson; sec
rotary, Ernest Hilsdorf; treasurer,
Fl. j. Gade; sentry. b. y. Wait;
watcher, j. T. Hanson; and physi-
clan, Dir. j. S. Hay.
Several visitors from q camp in
Connecticut, who were In the city,
were at the meeting. One or two
applicants from Tottenville were
over Owing to The stormy night 1t
was decided to have another meeting
next Monday at the anne place,
when the full charter list of fifty
members will be taken in. At this
time 1T is expected that the grand
officers will be here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
BAIRD GIVES PUSH
TO LEWIS BOOM

Long Branch. Aug. 11:-Viyian
M. Lewis. state banking and insur-
ance commissioner. got a boost
along the road to the gubernatorial
nomination yesterday afternoon
when many of the state Republican
leaders met at "Mub" Wardefl's
Port-au-Peek Inn to cal CLAIMS and
discuss election possibilities. David
Baird, former state assessor, came
ali h way from Camden TO make
a speech tor Lewis.
His remarks were Indirect, so far
as Mr.. Lewis was concerned, but the
enthusiasm that greeted the mere
mention OF Lewis made further COM
ment unnecessary.
Besides Baird and the speakers
were Vivian Lewis, who followed
Baird with a nice speech OF thank
fulnessi former Judge Hoffman, of
Farmingdale; Senator Ollie Brown.
OF Spring Lake; Judge John e. Fos-
ter, OF Atlantic Highlands; former
State Senator G. Asa Francis, boss
of Monmouth county, and Prosecu-
tor John s. Apologize, Jr., of Red
Bank.
In addition to the speakers other
prominent men present were Cir
cult Judge Wilbur A. Heisley, of
Long Branch; Postmasters P. Hall
Packer, of Sea Bright, and Barnard,
of Asbury Park; all the Monmouth
county members Of the assembly,
the Monmouth Board Of Freehold
ers, the County Republican Execu-
tive Committee and enough Others
to bring the number up to eighty.
Governor Fort was expected, but
did not put In an appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
USE IRON BAR ON
HEAD or HIS ENEMY

Charles Frank, eighteen years old,
Of Rocky Hill, is being held without
bail at police headquarters charged
with assaufting Edward johnson, of
GIT Cort1andt street. A piece OF
iron gas pipe now In the possession
OF the police is said TO have been the
weapon with which the assault was
committed.
Frank was arrested by Patrolman
L. G. Jensen at 1925 O'Clock this at
ternoon, a few minutes after the
alleged assault. 1t is claimed he
bore q grudge against Johnson and
lay in wait for his victim to return
to work after lunch. The injured
man was dealt two blows with the
heavy bar, n across the back and
the second on the head. DR.. M. S.
Meinzer Is in attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
QUINN MAY AGAIN Be
NAMED BY Carpenters

Arthur A. Quinn, of this city, who is
first vice president of the International
brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America, will undoubtedly be chosen
again for the candidacy of that Of
hee at the big convention TO be held in
Des Moines, Ia, the latter part of nsYt
month. Mr.. Quinn will most likely be
nominated at that convention and his
election, when the referendum vote is
taken, is almost a certainty. He is in
line for the international presidency OF
the carpenters brotherhood, which is
considered the largest and one of the
richest union labor bodies in the world.
MI. Quinn is at present working
With Others to send a special train with
Jersey delegates to the convention,
whieh 1s to start September 10. The
train will leave on September 1e. Mr..
Quinn and Owen Owens are the local
delegates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
LATEST NEWS CLEANED IN ALL PARTS OF THE 0TY =
MILITARY GO.
To BE FORMED
IN THIS CITY

A movement is on foot in this city
for the institution of a military
company to be affiliated later ON
with the National Guard of America.
Twenty-seyen Spanish-American wal
veterans and several others are
pushing the project and a meeting
will shortly be called for the forma-
ton of the proposed organization.
Perth Amboy at the present time
Is unrepresented in the soldiery. The
company for q time Will remain In
dependent, but when a vacancy &C.
ours in the National Guard, Rppltca-
ton to Join will be made by the 10
cal organization.
Fifty-1ve members VIII be neces-
sary before application a be made
to the government for a charter,
and applications for membership
are solicited. While the company
remains Independent, the indiVid-
ual members will purchase uni
forms, but all equipment will be
furnished by the government.
A place for a headquarters and
drill room Is now being sought. 1t
is the intention of the organization
to keep schooled on military affairs
Of the day to be ready al any time
for entrance into the National
Guard. The members will oeea-
sionally parade about the city.
Among the Spanish-American war
veterans interested are l.. q. Me-
Cardle, II. e. Brooks, j. w. Cos
ling, Charles Hamilton, Alfred Coal
ley, Thomas Langan, Jr. Patrick
Lyons, J.. B. Parkins. e. johnson, o.
f. Hunsberger, Enamel Sawison,
D. L. Wohlgemuth and G. l.. Bowen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
BOOKS
ON SHELVES
AT LIBRARY

Books recently added to the Pub
hc Library and now in circulation,
are:
Nen-fiction.
Baedeker-Northern Germany. IF
Baedeker--United States.
Goe-First book of stories for the
story teller.
Crely-Promise of American life.
Diemer-Automebiles.
Dfx-Allisen's lad. !.
EFans-Adnfiral's log.
Franck~-Fagabend Journey around
the world.
Glover-Dame Curtsey's book OF
receipts.
Harland-Autobiography.
Haney-Art education in the pub
lie schools of the United States.
Parloa-New cook book.
Payot-Edacatfon OF the will.
Pearson-Hunorous speaker.
Pief-Pottery OF the near east.
Scientific American handbook ef
travel.
valentine-How TO keep hens Cor
profit.
Werner-Readfngs and recita-
tions.
Wright-Adventures In the arctic
regions.
Fiction.
Beach-Going some.
Bosher-Mary Cary.
. MISUNDERSTANDING and lake
stories.
Feete-Royal Americans,
Hay-Rfght stuff.
King-Wild olive.
Lagerlof-Girl from the Marsh
croft.
Lfncoln-Capt. Fri.
Locke-Sirnon the Jester.
Martfn-Revolt of Anne Royfe.
Page-Meh Lady.
Philpotts-Thfef CT virtue.
Sehultz-Cellette.
Seawell--Lpely adventures of
Gavin Hamilton.
Sharp-Nicolete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT.

The young people who have been
arranging for the private subscrip-
ton dance to be held at Boynten
Beach tomorrow evening, have CON-
pleted all the details and have plan
ned for a very enjoyable evening
Dancing will commence a s o'clock
with the Boynton Beach orchestra.
The committee in charge are, chair
men, Miss Marguerite Boughton and
Walter Comings. The patronesses
of the evening Will be Mrs. Alfred
Crowell, Mrs. w. H. Mccormick,
Mrs. George w. Tyrrell, Mrs. Will
liam T. Stacey. Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs.
Clarence M. l.. Liddle and Mrs.
Chamberlain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
new MARKET WILL
/. Be INSPECTED TO-DAY

Flags and bunting adorn the new
Boynton Market building, in Smith
street, between State and King
streets, this afternoon. and strains
OF a tweive-pfeee orchestra may be
heard Issuing through the portals.
Prominent men of Middlesex are
e~ongregated there and a large crowd
is on hand viewing the interior Of
the building. The festivities mark
the opening OF the Perth Amboy City
Market Tor Inspection today. Mayor
Bellsehweiler mSll dedicate the
baalatag and viii deliver an address,
Some Of the news OF your imme-
date nesghhorh6od may be found III
the waAs ads taaav
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
WRITES FROM M
ABOUT BROTHERS. DEATH

Chief of Police Burke this morn
ing received a letter from Rein
hofde FRANKIE, of Essen Rutten-
scheid. Germany, requesting dnfor-
nation concerning the death of his
brother, Captain Paul e. G.
FRANKIE, who was killed by a train
at Port Reading on December I'd,
last. The Inquiry is made relative
to the collection OF insurance. The
letter was referred to Coroner Fera
Garretsen, who conducted an tnves-
LEGATION following the barge cap
tain's death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
INITIATED BY
ORDER BIRTH ABRAHAM

Perth Amboy Lodge, Order of
brlth Abraham, at a meeting last
htsht, lnitlated four candidates and
received i've new applications for
membership. The committee named
at q recent meeting to arrange for a
picnic made a report. Chairman
Nathan Roth and those on the COM
mittee with him were given full
power to make all final arrange
nlents for the affair. No date was
named, but it is said it win occur
some time next month. The com
mittee VIII report at the next meet
Ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
Ocean County Carnival.
y{nl tn fbp wUENnzn Ayva.v0

nv FN4FINU NbW WIS.
trenton. Aug. 11:-Joseph M.
Thompson. chief teiegrapher in the
House OF Representatives, and chief
political lieutenant Of Representa-
tive Howell In the Third congress.
sional district. was about the state
house Tuesday scattering invitations
right and left among the politl-
clans for carnival day at New
Egypt, Ocean county, ON August I9.
Mr.. Thompson says that in the polit-
ieal field no fayorites will be PLAYED
on that day-aH aspirents for once
of whatever party or faction win get
the glad hand and have a chance 10
say Showdy" to something like TO-
oOO persons from Ocean, Burlington
and Monmouth counties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
LOCAL PARTY
PLANNING FOR
2HD. OUTING

Highlands in the large gasoline boat
III. C. Ellis, last Saturday, that
Mayor Bollschweiler and a party of
city officials and friends are plan
ming for another to take place on
Saturday, August 27. 1t is believed
the craft will hold a much larger
crowd on the second trip, as invita-
tiens are not only being sent out but
they are being solicited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
STATE COMMITTEE CALLED.

Republicans to Meet Here Next Tues.
day to Name Convention pate.
New York, Aug. IL. - Chairman
Woodruff Of the Republican state com
mittee has summoned the committee
to meet at New York headquarters.
iS West T~hirty-ninth street, on Aug.
70, 70 Issue the call for tie state con.
enti9a sept. Is wsa be the date
ftcsen for the contention, and ii wnl
be hesa "a Saratoga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
.DREDcE AT WORK FOR
PUBLIC SERVICE DOCK

A large mud dredge, which is now
being used IN the construction work
on the land belonging to the Public
foot of Buckingham avenue yester-
day. Work on the new dock is we'll
under way, a large force of men be-
ing employed. A gang OF men are
at work on the dredge deepening the
sound about the dock SO as to per-
NIT the landing OF vessels there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
|. B. MOORE AT MEET
WHEN AVIATOR FELL

L. B. Moore. of this city, was at
the aviation meet yesterday at In
terlaken field, Asbury Park. Mr..
Moore was standing near the press
tent when Walter e. Brookins, oper-
ator of a Wright aeroplane, fell
about thirty feet into a crowd, sew
erely IL not, fatally tnjuring several
spectators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
BECOMES INSTRUCTOR
< IN TRAINERS SCHOOL

As an additional Instructor IN
Trainers Business College, Ronald
Dey, OF Keyport. a graduate OF the
institution. began his duties Mon
day, MFR Dey completed a course
la bookkeeping, shorthand and type
writing, with additional work In
preparation for teaching. During
his time as a student, Mr.. Dey had
several offers for positions as book
Keeper and stenograpnef. but he de-
elined in anticipation OF reeeiv wing a
leadership, He has assisted in the
evening school during the past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
Coroner Now An Autojst.

Coroner Ferd G~arretson, OF High
street, has received his fo~ur-cy1inder
twenty horsepower Flanders touring
car that he purchased through the
Y. A. sexton agency. Mr.. Garretson
recently removed several small ont
buildings in the rear of his place to
make room for keeping the new
machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
LIE BLANC FLIES To
NANCY FROM MEziEREs
SpeotaI bu Lnseed press Wira.

Mezieres, France, Aug. 11:-Wfth
an average speed of more than sixty
miles an hour, Aviator LIE Blanc to-
day flew from Nancy to Mezferes.
leading the cross-country flyers FOR
the third days run In the six days
program In which $4,000 In PRICES
Is TO be awarded. During the flight
lie Blanc encountered a storm which
him off the course. He finally.
with great difficulty. rode before tho
wind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
CITY BRIEFS

Dana Relief Society held a
meeting in their rooms in Dana hall
last night.
Star OF Grace Lodge No, n,
shepherds OF bethlehem, will meet
in Forester hail Tonight to arrange
for a dance to be held al BesAtoa
Beach shortly.
A pow WOW of Pc Ambo Tribe,
Red Men. Will be held tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
Funeral Of Mrs. coddinaton

The funeral OF Mrs. Lydia Cod
dington, Of 462 Penn street. wha
aled IN st. Michael's hospital, New
ark, Sunday night. was held from
her late residence at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. James H. North
rup, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, ohciated and fnterment fol-
lowed in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
"a q. aaoietY Taniaht

AT the prayer meeting In the
Presbyterian chapel last night the
Christian Endeaverers had charge.
The pastor led and took for his sub
jeet Abraham"
Tonight In the church parlor the
Christian Eadeavef Society will hold
their regular monthly business meet
Ing. A social time will follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
POLICE NEWS

Esther and Herman Brody. 6f
. Han avenue, were hailed before
Fecorder PfekersaiH this morning
charged with assault and battery,
Mrs. Fr4eda Chelfnck being me com.
Mainant, They were dismissed.
Stephen Snyder, arrested as a sns.
pieious person, and Julia Vargo. for
being drunk and aisorderly were
each senteneed TO thirty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS

British schooner Lotus has cleared
for 81. John, N p.
Schooner Palmetto has cleared
FOR clArks f4aFpor, n with an
thraeite coal.
Schooner Loyal has cleared from
fhts pors for Rfonfbueto. N. b.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-11
Jury Case lie postnoned

The scheduled suit to o
$500 damages Of Philip Fisher
against the Perth Ambey Fire Brick
Company. was adjourned by Judge
Beekman this morning for one week.
Julius Poliatschek was granted a
Judgment Of s74.87 against Walter
81. Whitaker.