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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-23
GOOD 1n,nq to 20,

Good Thlnq to DO. ~
telegraph POLES are lined up SO that
their crooks are turned in and no,
seen as you look along the line, Turn
your twists away from people and not
at them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-23
THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature,
General Conditions.

General Conditions.
The day was, cloudy with light
rain. The government bulletin re-
ported rain from nine points In the
upper river valleys. Temperatures
generally moderate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-23
Worth Bearing in Mind.

The surest way OF governing, both
In private family and in The kingdom.
Is for husband and a prince some
times to- drop their prerogatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-23
CAIRO MAN IS
WIDOWS" SPOUSE
Continued from page one.

Ballard County, KY, who died
severa years later, leaving him with
two young children. His monther
and father also died after leaving
Cairo. His father was G.. M. Alden,
who was engaged in the commission
business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-23

Notices have been posted through
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
TOTTENvILLE
A. G.. TO DANCE
Plans Being Completed tor
First Annual Affair.

The members of the Tottenvitls
Athletic Club are fast completing
plans for the first annual dance and
reception Of the club that IL TO De
held In Knights Of Pythias hall. Tot
tenytile, on Tuesday night, Febru-
airy I'll. Az this organization Is com
posed OF many OF Tottenville's
youngest set, and who are quite pou-
uIaf In baseball and basketball IA
this section. the affair is bound to
be a success.
Dancing will commence at 8
O'Clock and music Will be furnished
by Professor St. Andrassey. OF Perth
Amboy. A feature OF the dance will
be a supper that will be served 2
der the direction of q committee
composed OF ladies. wives and
friends OF the members. Invita-
lions will be issued shortly that will
include admission to lady and gem
tleHaan for which an assessment OF
ST will be asked and Twenty-Five
cents for an extra lady.
Ait a resent meeting OF the club
the following committee was named
to arrange for the affair: Charles
Hilker. chairman; Willis Larkin,
George LaForge. George Tarbox,
James Brennan. Alonzo Cole, Thorn
as w. Hawkins, e. Paugh and Eu-
gene Cline.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
INDIAN MEETS INDIAN.

P~at>faes asnstefs Enjoy Word puel
Between curtie and Owen.
Washington. Jan. 2b.-The sKaw'
met and vanquished the Cherokee n
the senate while the man who. accord
ing In his autobiography in the Goa
gressianal Directory il 'seven-six-
teenths Chickasaw and Cherokee In.
dian," sat by and viewed the conflict.
Many palefaees looked on with de.
light. Senator Owen Ia a Democrat
and Senator Curtis IL q Republicans.
Both are profoundly interested In the
work OF the redskin. but seldom agree
as to what is best for him.
The contest rose over a senate
amendment to the Indian %appropria-
ton bill which authorizes and directs
the secretary cf the treasury to pay
to the Loyal Creek Indians $600,O0As
being the balance and final payment
due them on the award made by the
senate in 1908. Senator Owen favored
the amendment. Senator Curtis made
the paint of order that It was general
legislation on Af appropriation bill and
not germane- Both senators con.
tended strongly for opposing views,
but Vice President Sherman sustained
the point of order and Senator Gufta
out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
PLEASANT PLAINS

Miss Eleanor Westervelt. at DER
ser City. visited In Prince Bay ysg-
terday-
Miss Myra Leigh and Miss Aenes
slfress visited In Tottenvilaa last
night.
Miss Mollie Thompson. Of New
Brunswick he's been yisstiaa In
Rossyilie.
Miss Fannie sherrot. Of Woodrow.
wac q Perth Amboy visitor vester.
day.
Email Joat was IN Tostsnvifle last
night,
William Bolay has resigned his
position at the 8 g. White Dental
Works.
g. A. Shea was In stapleton yes
teRday-
Thomas Gtlroy has left the en-
pley of the Dental Works and has
gone 70 Deal Beach, N. j.
A meeting OF q. 8. Grant Council.
Jr. @. Y, A. NJ, was held In Amicj-
tia hail Monday aight.
A meeting OF Molly stark Ce,1n..
ell. Daughters Of America, win be
held tonight. at which plans fer the
TO be held next month win be-
made.
Several from here ana Prince
Bay #ere At the aaehre in Totem
vile last Night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
PHILLIPS LOSES
FIGHT FOR LIFE
Famous Novelist Dies OF
Mounds in Hospital.

New York. Jan. 25.AThe fight for
life made by David Graham Phillips,
The novelist, who was shot six times
Monday afternoon by Fitzbugh Coyie
Goldsborough, ended In defeat in Belle
rus hospital Ills death followed a
hemorrhage OF the lungs caused by the
m4st dangerous of his wounds.
It was seen that the patient. VINO
had been unable to retain liquid food
a water, was sinking. DR.. Eugene
Eul3ar. Mr.. Phillips personal physi-
ct1n, decided TO bold a consultation
With ID. John B. Walker and Dr.. Lu-
clu6ss Dr, Fuller Ia the meantime gave
3&AE natfent what relief he could, and
~ thysicinns and the brother and sis,
tor " Mr.. Phillips. Harrison Phillips
and Mira. Carolyn Frevert, awaited the
AFriyal OF the two visiting surgeons
for the consultation.
The excessive pain of his abdominal
Wound. the constant leakage of blood
into tie threat from his hung and in
t6astnnl suffering following the admin
istertng Of ether Monday had worn
thA noyclist out. During a severe spell
* coughing he died.
Al his bedside were Mrs. Frevert,
Harrfson Phillips and Or. Fuller. DIR.
Motehkiss and DR.. Walker had not
fhen arrived
Aexton OF the Little Church
AruNmA thu Corner, William J. Minor,
took charge Of the remains and took
them to his undertaking place on
Fourth avenue. Whether the funeral
WIN be held from there or where or
when the burial will take place will
not BE- decided upon until a eonsulta-
lion Il held with Senator Beveridge.
The funeral may be delayed to permit
the dead ~novelIst's aged mother to
make the long trip from Los Angeles.
Senator Beveridge, who roomed with
Phillips at Depauw university, had
beer II his bedside, but he was eom-
p9l1ed 10 return to Washington. The
last friends of Mr.. 2ssillips to visit the
hospital were George Horace Lortmer
md Samuel g. Blythe Of the Saturday
Evenang Pest.
Many magazine writer's. novelists
anid sertasts left cards at the hospital,
but none Of the callers except Senator
Aever1dge was permitted to visit the
patients room. Many OF the visitors
md athers had sent floral gifts. and
the death of Mr.. Phillips these
arranged about his bier,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
A. & Nj. HAVE
EUCHRE HELD
Many Prizes Awarded al
Evsnt Last Night.

The third enchre In the series for
the benefit Of the sinking fund OF
Huguenot Lodge. No. 381, r. and A.
M. held In the Masonic temple, In
Main street. Tottenville. Hike the two
previous affairs. Was . big success.
There stleHts present from
the entire Fifth ward Of the bor-
ough of Richmond, which covers
this end OF the island.
Games began at 3 o'clock and con-
tfnued until about 115o'clock. Ten
games were played. There were
fourteen tables playing with about
sixty people present.
Those awarded the prizes were as
follows:
Thomas Simonson, set of silver;
John Huber, half dozen cups and
saucers; Mrs. A. M. Donaldson,
vase; A. M. Donaldson, japanese
bowl; Mrs. John Boss, china sugar
and cream set; Mira. Harry Smith,
cigars; Mrs. Abram Johnson. pic
ture: David Sprague, silk handker-
chief; Peter G. Miller, stereoscope;
Mrs. William Rohedee, pin cushion;
Mrs. Truman @. Sfmonson. hair re-
ceiver; Mrs. John Fnrman. meat
chopper; Mrs. Rudolph Hoehn,
book: A. j. Smith. box soap; Mrs.
A. j. Smith, book, and George II.
Cole. handkerchief.
The committee In charge Of the
euehre are r.. G. Miller, chairman;
George Haerle, vice-ehairman: A. N.
Donaldson, secretary. and William
r. Lee. treasurer; Alfred Larkin,
Olaf Hofstad, George w. Dubois, H.
II. Sprague, Daniel C'Brien. Harry
Mcconnell. William Yetman. Harry
Putnam and II. Steadman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
ENGLISH WILL
LEAD IN PEACE
Carnegie Believes Two Ma
tons Can End Wars.

New York. Jan. 23.-Andrew Carne
gle. president of the Peace society, IN
n statement to the Central News OF
London urges the fertilization Of tha
Panama canal. In hts reasons he coin
cides with the views expressed by
President Taft of the Pennsylvania so
ciety dinner here.
This question of the fertilization
the Panama canal is greatly exercising
the advocates of International peace,
but 1t is not an International question.
"Ne nation disputes right tt
fortify. Omr right ~ as clear as Cur
right to fortify New York on New Or.
leans, but 1T is not a wariike project.
being purely defensive. These forts.
II built, viii never fire a shot unless
the canal is In danger frem an enemy
-an enemy which would be the enemy
of other nations as well as ours, be.
cause injury to the canal would mean
serious Interference with the worlds
commerce.
AThe president gave evidence Of his
peace loving tendency at the Pennsyl
vania society dinner when he said that
II be had his way and was able to Sc
cure the consent Of other powers he
would submit to the senate arbttra.
ton treaties broader In their terms
than any now existing between ma
tons"
do you think the president had any
specific treaty In his mindY' Mr.. Car.
negie was asked
Yes, one of these treaties he hopes
to make, and which / ffrmly believe
he Will succeed Ia making, ID one
which will embrace the whole English
apeaking race-nameiy. a treaty be-
tween Great Britain ahd this country,
The race which has abolished private
war within its boundaries Is obviously
tha race to lead the way In the aholt
ton OF the savage custom OF man kill
ing"
do you think other nations would
follow suitY'
Il am as certain of that rs that /
am alive, They would follow rapidly.
and our race would thus add another
wreath--the grandest of ALTO its lau
rels. 1t belongs to the English speak
ing race to perform this supreme serv-
ice to mankind.
AS president of the peace society
/ speak to my colleagues La deep ear
~nestness when / say let us support and
the president, He knows what
is DOING
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
ST. DENIS SAYS
THAT SHE NEVER EATS

Ruth st, Denis, danseuse, stately
and smiling and wrapped In gray,
fur-Iined coat. tripped lightly into
the offices Of Referee in Bankruptcy
Henry w. Rianhard, No. AZ William
street. last week. She has asked to
be declared q bankrupt. Her assets
are temporarily In the hands of At
torney Arthur Fl. Yetman, as trus-
tee, OF Tottenville.
Miss st. Denis chief creditor is
Ike Selig Rose, a London theatrical
manager, who has secured q judg-
ment against her in this country for
$4,000 sof breach Of contract.
Rose is represented by Nathan Bur-
kan. of No. 165 Broadway.
Lawyer Burkan's purpose to com
pei the fair petitioner to tell how
much Henry B. Harris pays her for
her entrancing Hindu dances to the
accompaniment OF the Balalaika Or.
Hndaon theatres was nipped In the
bud by an offer yOf her attorneys,
Noble, jackson e Hubbard, OF Ne.
81 William street, to make compost
ton with the creditors, and q re-
quet for adjournment pending con-
sideration of the same.
To the few Questions asked by
Mr.. Burkan Miss st. Denis gave her
temporary address as No, $50 West
F~ifty-seventh street and her perma-
nent abode as Princes Bay, Staten
Island; said that she had no person
al property other than ordinary
wearing apparel. -c-tH less inan
$250, and no assets ether than those
scheduled In her petition.
Referea Hianhard expected q
lengthy examination and questioned
the dancer a. to the hour OF her APP
pearance with the Balalaika Orchos-
ira that afternoon.
sWnl 1 o'clock give you time
enough for luncheon!s
We never eat.a replied Miss st.
Denis.
soh, yes. bankrupts may eat" re-
piled the referee.
NAlasl ] am also an actress
said Miss St. Denis.
The examination was adjourned
to February 10 at the same hour
and place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
GOOD NEWS
MANY Perth Amhay Readers Have
Heard 1t snd Rrotated TiseReby.

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Heard h snd Proflted Thereby.
Good news travels fast, and the
Thousands OF bad back sufferers la
Perth Amhoy are glad to learn that
prompt relief Is within their reach.
Many q lame, weak and aching hack
In bad nj Hore, thanks ia Doan'a
kidney Pills. Our citizens are tell
ing : gcot news sf their expert
enee with the Old Quaker Remedy.
Here 10 Nh sxazaDfs worth reading:
Patrick KlmurTay, 164 Broad
street. Perth Amhoy. N. j.. SAYS.
You may eontInue using my former
Enforcement OF Deans kidney pills
and ! CAB say that I have had no
Deed "a q kidney medicine for quite
awhile. In 1891 ] began to suner
from pains In my shoulders and
limbs and My ssva acfien terribly.
was In bad shape when / get Deans
kidney Pills. hut they helped ma
quickly and It was not tong befors
my aches and pains all disappeared.
have recommended Doansa Kidney
Pills since that time and I do not
believe they have an equal tn curing
kidaeg trouble
For sale by all aealers. Price so
cents Fsstar- Milhnra Co, Rueaio.
New YORK. sela agenta fof the unit~
sd States
I~sssseaasss ths nams-Doan
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
The ALBANY
INSURGENTS
Sheshan Leaders Call Them
0bstructionisiss

Albany. N, T.. Jan. 25sA-Agoin on
the sixth joint ballot Of the Legislature
william r. Sheehan fell short thirteen
Votes OF election for United States
senator to succeed Mr.. Depew. Ed.
ward NJ. Shepard, Sheehas's nearest
competitor, received eleven votes. The
other candidates received from enc to
four votes each,
The Democratic organization leaders
have been In several long conferences.
After they broke up they desired to
express their recognition Of the manly
attitude of James Smith, Jr., at Tren-
ton, when Mr.. Smith, having been de.
feated by James e. MARITIME for nj
tor, accepted his defeat and bowed to
the will Of the majority. Mr.. Smith
adopted the course, 1t was pointed ont,
and yet IL he had stood out, az the In.
surgents, headed by Senator Roosevelt,
here are doing, Mfr. Marines election
could have been indefinitely postpon.
ed. The Democratic leaders here no
longer speak of Senator Roosevelt and
Thomas Mott Osborne and their
friends as Insurgents. Their new title
Is the "obstruetionists."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
B rRooP BALI.

The Gardeners Horse Troop, Of sta,
ten island, which gives q big parade
and outing every summer, Is preparing
for It's fourth annual Invitation bali at
the German Club rooms, Stapleton. On
Tuesday evening February ia Near
~ every market gardener in the ala
township Of Northfeld belongs to the
association, and their social affairs are
always largely attended, The chair
man Of the Committee Of Arrangements
is Henry Meyer of New Spxingville.
He is now in Bermuda with III. son
Hermann, and Of his return in two
weeks will renew his eH1rts to make
the ball o great success. Others an
the Committee Of Arrangements are
August Waeekner. Charles Ludwig,
Ferdinand Beusar, IF. Borgstede and
Charles Ahrend, Jr. The heor man
ager will be G. e. Meyer. The captain
of the Gardeners Horse Troop IL FER.
mann Wissmann, wha is In charge Of
the arrangements in Mr.. Meyer ) abb
Sanee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
WlNsLnW ANOTHER HORNET.
R1nnora That Torpedo Boat IL Being
Rsistted Far Revolutionary Work.

R1ntors That Torpedo Boat Ii Being
Rsfttsd Far Revolutionary Work.
Boston, Jan. 2a-Fhe torpedo boat
Wfnsiow. recently stricken from the
naval lists and sold at public auction.
has been tewed OUT Of the harbor
here, and there are rumers that she Is
to be refitted for. the use Of some n
OF the Central American republics OF
It's revolutionary inclined generals.
the same as there was In connection
with the little converted gufbaat Her
nes now Ia trouble la Central Aaerf.
can waters
The Wins4aw WAS delivered to her
present owner, Captain III. Hansen,
Jan. 8 and a few days ago was taken
across to East Boston. The ocean 20
Ing tug Orion took the torpedo boat
to Qelsenss repair yard In New York
There the Wtnslow VIII be renedeled
as quickly as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
I0TTEhvIuE

Mrs. Samuel West, OF Jersey
City was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Warning. here yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bewden, OF Man
haitian, visited her brother-in-iaw,
George Cunningham. here. yester-
day.
Thomas Neary and Philip Flynn.
Of Brooklyn, were in town yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Nance. of
Port Richmond, visited here Sum
day.
Mrs. ]. +. Bedell was in Manhat-
tan yesterday.
Mrs. G. w. Dubois will entertain
the Regina Euchre Club tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Jones has returned
from a visit In Mountain View. N. J.
A meeting of the Woman's For
eIgn Missionary Society Of St. PanI's
church will be held at the home af
Mrs. William :. periekaon, In
Broadway. at 8 o'clock tomorrow af-
tarnoon.
Aftor the maetfng of Arthur XIII
Council. Rosal ArcaRum. In X. OF u.
hall, last night. another series of
games ia the euehre tournament
were played.
A meeting Of Washington Eoan-
Gil. D. Of +, waA held III Mechanic
hall last night
More than 10000 people Ia this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
Barnes Resigns sursayssshlp.

Albany, II. T., Jan. 25.-wtlfiam
Barnes, Jr-, the newly elected Repa1b-
bean state ~ehstxnan, according TO his
friends. hiss forwarded 10 Presldens
Taft ais resignation as surveyor Of the
port Of Albany. Mfr. Barnes mas nrst
appointed by President Mckinley and
reaRpoanted nv President Roosevelt
In his letter semi to President Tart
Mr.. Barnes states that bis election a.
n~epsipncan state chairman wiz re-
quire all his time and attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
DEMOCRATS To-
HAVE SMOKER
-
County Organization Plans
for Big Event.

The Richmond County Demo
cratic Club, OF which Joseph H. Ma
10y, Of the First ward. II the newly
elected president, u making ar
rangements for q big smoker and en-
tertainment to be given n time
In February at the headquarters Of
the club in Richmond ~terraea, New
Brighton. The date and ell plans
tor the affair will be announced at
the next meeting. The committee
OF arrangements az appointed BY
President Maloy Is composed OF
James J.. McCaughey, Colonel Ben
janin J.. BodIne, John Pfuhfer and
Sylvester s. McGrath. 1t Is planned
by the committee to make this At
fair n of the largest of its kind
ever attempted by the organization
In the borough of Richmond. Sew
eral we'll known speakers r expect
ed to make addresses, besides the
musical program that is to be ar
ranged for the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

BUTTER-Steady; receipts. n.a77 pack.
ages.
CFIEESE-unsettled receipts 4. 0e7 boxes,
state. September quality. fancy, white,
He; other prices unchanged.
EGGS ~ Weak: receipts. n. 1873 cases;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby, henRery,
brown. per dozen. Etc. gathered, brown.
a41sasee fresh gathered. nrsts, 2aax4hc.
seconds, 22ae3c.
I'VE PQuLTRY-Firm: ch4ckens. per
h.. Rtsal3c. .<epwls. lee, ROSTERS. 1o.<c.
MEATSE AntTy dressed veal calves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

ARCANUm LADIES HAD
AN ELECTION 0fFl~ ERS

At the annual meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of Arthur XIII Coun-
ell, No. 1903. ROYAL Arcanum. at
the home OF Mrs. ~ s. MacoIaber,
In Amboy avenue. Tottenyille. on
Monday night, the follaw!ng officers
were chosen: President, Mrs.
George Leven; yice-presIdent. Airs.
Charles II. Higbee; secretary. Miss
Sadie Van Dausen, aud treasurer,
Mrs. P. j. Spfague. A social time
followed teh nAeeIinE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
TAFT WINS ON TARIFF BILL.
House Ways and Means conamistes
F4vors Permanent Beard. tz

stVAeS 1ayS &H0 N&pAf4 GofifHfSfco
Favors Permanent Beard.
Washington, jan 25.-President Taft
won his first victory Of the session
over the congress leaders when the
house committee on ways and means
reported f~avarably d bill creating q
permanent tariff board. The victory
is all the more noteworthy in thai all
the Democratic as well as the Repub-
Hean members OF the committee voted
to report out this important admins
ratien Measure.
The bill will undoubtedly be passed
by the house this week. and then 1t
will go to the senate What its fate
there will be Is doubtful. Senator
Bailey of Texas already has
ed that he will hlibuster If necessary
against the tariff board legislation, de
ciaring that the bill as reported stands
no show OF reaching President Taft
for approval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
AMIcIFIA LADIES' NIGHT

Tomorrow night will beNladies'
night at the Amicttia Association
club house in Amboy avenue. Pleas
ant Plains, and the members eft that
popular club are planning TO enter
tain the ladies la their usual man-
ner. The fair ssx will be given the
freedom OF the club honse. There
will be bowling, cards and other fea~
lures. Refreshments will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
SCHOOL, LECTURES.

Gilbert II. Crawford, of New York,
will deliver the second lecture in
the series on American biography in
the assembly hall Of public school
No. 8, Pleasant Plains, tomorrow
night. The subject OF the lecture
win be Alexander Hamilton. It
will be illustrated by stereopticon
views. At the lecture in Great Kills
Aeparh-
ment <0f Education, Or. John r..
Huber leetured on Prevention OF
TuEercuIosis The lecture was well
attended and was interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
PROP, OWNERS DIsCHARGEi
PREACH Az Ris4IthI.

Rev. Or. Iaangfords OF TFenFal,
will preach in the Al Nj. q. ZiGA.
church, Sandy Ground. tonight at
the revival service that is now going
on at that church Rev. James Sar-
Jeant. pastor, is conducting the
meetings which are meeting with
success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
A Great Magazine.

tn New York Sunday World Is
n0w giving with its Sunday issue a
great literary magazine. 1t la un-
0Nty6lied tn America. Also every
Week the words and music OF a new
Song. Next Sundays song Is my
Pretty Black Eyed SUSAN by
Honey Boy Evans, of minstrel
fame. Music by arrangement with
shapiro the publisher,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
FAMILY TROUBLES IN COURT.

FAMILY TROUBLES IN COURT.
James Smith. OF 35A Sleight ave-
nue.. Tottenville, WAS up before Mag
sistrata Marsh In the second district
court at Stapleton. yesterday morn
ing, on complaint OF his wife, Mary
r. Smith, OF the same address,
charging him with disorderly con-
duet.
Smith was arrested on a warrant
sworn out before Magistrate Marsh
en- January Is. The magistrate, at
ter hearing the case. paroled Smith
until February 8, to give him a
chance to make up the differences
with his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
Freddie WsIoh,s Reoord.

Freddie Welch, the English light
weight, is the only pusilist living who
has decisively beaten two champion
festherweights, Abe Attell and Jem
Driscon He gave AtteH an awful
beating Ia a twelve round bout In Los
Angeles three years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

Paris. Ian 2a-Rear Admiral w. Fl.
Redeg. u s. N. retired Is dead hers.
He had been In NJ health for mans
months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

Amy affair, or happening. or CIR
earnstanes which ii too snail ID
make 2 want ad worth whale "a a..
adjusting force IL Too small Is worsg
asasx~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
AT 81 FUNERAL
OF CHARLES sPRAGuE

Funeral services for Charles S.
Spragua, son of Howard Sprague. OF
Main street. who died in the s. r.
Smith Infrmary Sunday night. was
held from the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Abram Cole, 1874 Wood avenue. Tot
tenville, last night at 5 o'clock.
Many friends and relatives, includ-
ing many of his former comrades,
were at the service.
Rev. Wilhert Westcott. Of Bethel
NJ. e. church, oficiated. Several
floral pieces xyre received. The
:Tottenville A, C. sent a star and
Crescent and another one was re-
ceived fremhi comrades. Inter-
ment took place in Rethel ceIne-
Gerry at to O'clock this morning. The
bearers were Charles Henne, George
Del Crosse, G. l. Wood and john
Lighte.
PROP. OWNERS DIsCHARGEp.
The sitean property owners from
Tottenville and Pleasant Plains whe
wer esnHlmoned before Magistrate
Marsh in the second district court
at stapleten, yesterday, for failiHs
to clean their sidewalks Of snow afia
ice on Sunday, r al discharged
after the magistrate heard the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

More than 30. 0De people la this
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS