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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
BELFORD GIRL
is SH0WERED
Miss Pearl Runyon Honored
As Bride Elect.
spscfol TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EbENlNb NE D.
Bedford, April 10:-Miss Aline
White, Of this place, gave a variety
shower to Miss Pearl Runyon at her
home last Saturday night. Miss
Runyon will be married to clifford
White In a few weeks. The groom
to be is a brother Of the hostess of
the evening.
About thirty-five of the intimate
friends Of the popular young lady
were present on this occasion and as
many presents, consisting OF cut
glass, silverware, linen and other
useful aud pretty articles were pre-
scented to the young lady.
The evening was pleasantly spent
In playing Of games and singing,
followed by a dainty luncheon served
by the hostess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
South
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
IMPROVE RAILROAD PIER
AT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
ly.osaI to the EVENING 3

Atlantic Highlands, April 10
Extensive improvements are being
made to the Central railroad pier at
this place. New planking is being
laid the complete length of the dock,
also q new railing installed, and the
company is filling in with gravel be-
tween the trestles. When complete
the appearance Of the place will be
much improved and a great convent
ence TO the public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
Letter to
DIR. kiImer & Co.,
HIuUhumIou, n. Y.

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII DO
For You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bling
hamton, N. Y, for a sample bottle.
1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable In
formation, telling all about the kid
neys and bladder. When writing, be
sure and mention the Perth Amboy
News. Regular hfty-ccnt and
one-dollar size bottles for sale at all
drug stores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
RECEPTION TO
NEW MINISTER
Belford Pastor Welcomed
by New Pensioners.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Bedford, April 10:-A reception
was rendered Rev. J.. A. Cakes and
family, the new pastor of the Meth
odist church, in the parsonage of
the church last Thursday night.
About 100 members of the church
and congregation were present and
enjoyed this affair. The pastor was
given a hearty welcome by those
present and the evening was a most
enjoyable one in every way. A
luncheon was served before the
company left for home, from the
well supplied baskets that the visi-
tors brought with them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
Report Attacks StImson-

Washington. April l0.-Charges indi-
eating a belief on the part Of the house
military affairs committee that Adiu,
tant General Ainsworth is an Ameri-
can Dreyfus, the victim of a conspiracy
Of Misrepresentation. were preferred
against Secretary Of War Stimson In q
report Of Chairman Hay which was
made uubltc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10

Philadelphia, April 10.-The main
building Of the Glen Willow Ice CON
pany, Manayunk. was destroyed by
IRE, which started from an explosion
Of an ammonia tank; loss S15O,0O0
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

New Tork. Nov go.-~Cetton futurts
epeusd stoady ~ an advanne of ~
points On ever night buyfnf, nnd ccn-
tinued ccVeFtnM "a near incnth shufte.
With al srtivs months making ueW high
records fcr the movement There wen
heavy reailNiua ~ recgut huTern far over
tonimnta rextmten of spot diwerenrea. ~
tomorrwwa census rercrA mFd tne naf
act noon eam~c fe a net innn - ~
pointa. a god demand developed arnund
IL 1e Tor the sprsua months ana tpN ara
n ofcioch offerings we're mach smaller
With prizes workine hack about yestsf-
days cioaimm.
rrnAing vas iems active ats IN tha
forsnaon but the market hei4 genFrailN
STEADY ana 8 point % twe akzewe YuHtsf
DAYS closing nn centinued c0NerinG nnA
ncafewed lamM buyinm Houfhwrn wives
CLAIMING that there il mtlA q inFMN rot
shcrs frteress. rNohnhlv oortrtesit~i -
the afradlnema - the nlarMei ~ connection
wtth buiiiah crop ndticss
Tha rtRFhWt vas nennpm rativ@fN QulHt
durin9 the earty afieruo - but ruiet
fmirIy ateasay. Although active monthn
were ahcut & to points nsi ioweF unasr
scattering iauination
Cotton mpoG rlnaea STEADY, MidftnN
upiands ~ te; md6iinr Euif iass. Sales
80 baieu
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST
OPORT @
ShotAO

MODELLED after ths ~Hia Nine" There
arr enough Catholic colleges in the
West 90 form such an orNnnization.
Notre Dame. ~ Louis. Logola Mar
aurtfc ard 81 Water could form 3 nu-
eisus for such q senisrsncs
There 4 report ahroa6 that Head
Coach Percy Hauwhtnu. ~ Harvard.
Who ia just rounding cut hia nffh
coaching senson. wiil refuse q reap
poinfment for teta HauKhton has
made Harvard foutuall fu hia Elk
contests against the pa four teams
hs has defeated Vale and Prinooton
once. ioat one same 20 each team and
tied Yale in tao contests
Coach vest 81 Michisan. Il lasins
hlr prestige amonE the Wolverines
llis teams have iost too many gamss
n tAs last fsw ss.r.
Umpire BUSH who vas a member
~ thr Natlanal league star the paa,
season yin mksly 50 % the Paeinc
Cuast isaEuo next year. President
naum % the Coast league has an
nounced that be wants he sK-bis
isaEuer.
Hugh Brdleut pitched better ban fof
BOSTON iu the worlds series than did
Joe Wood. and On me opinion ~ many
experts vlu prove himself the heH'
pitcher on the worries champion team
nest season Wood has more speed
than hiu rival but Redient has q bet
Ter seiecfion 81 The deceptive stun
trd works much more easily than
daes smoky Joe Bedient really has
rot received ths credit mat is Que
him for his splendid performances duf
ing the hig series last month.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

ful fighting eosnbination. These thres
have ths punch. and they plan On ds-
liverinE Il IN wholesale Quantities neat
SATURDAY. F1ynn is a comparatively
inexpsrienced player. but he has been
coming on with a rush this season.
performing brilliantly in every Eam..
He ls among the best puntsrs IN the
east
Yale fans expecf much also IN SAT-
urdays same from Bomeisler. The
biw end has encouraged the coaehes
BY his ability 60 take the forward
pass. an ability which has been lact-
inE "a the other ends this year
Another man from whom Yale ex-
poets MUGS ia Ketchnm. Kstchnm's
ability 90 set down the field under
punta puts him IN a class with ths
few sensational centres the gridiron
has had. Walter Camp put him on
the Au-Amorican last year.
Capt spaldinE played brilliantly in
the Princeton game. doing especially
Food work hy bic consistent Eround
rninlnF He ls expected 20 give a
Eood account of himseif SATURDAY.
Although Yale did ast Put % a very
brilliant game against princeton. the
fans az Eu are hopeful They point
out that the blue. because of the Har-
yard same next saturday. did not un-
cover all the plays in its repertoire.
The few tricks attempted we're but
slight variations ~ wins shifts which
90 nst aelp the team - any great az
tent
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
New Orleans Futures.

Nsw orisana. New sn.--cotton futures
epened steady az an advance ~ fn
points On spot On posr cablaa and q Enna
wnAther mmn fuYtmn ~ uNmnipulafiNe
chararter wam in evidence art 4 put tie
trading rwunths ~ peinta % TIE
mnfkat az not have \ Nuo1 tnne afffr
ere cal anf omerinEs became tibf .ai.
whteh rcauited in a sharp hreak. which af
the en6 ~ the nrat half hour ~ rueiTrsa
put prices 20 3 puiuta under yeNtefaaf 3
rloae
TIE nmrhsi wnn nerv0us throuxtuut
tna murminM ncNafom Wath NJ NfFAA
amount ~ business daing noth tlfss
were tuniluad tn even mp o*aw the census
.rsport on minrtum sue the NfNt thinE
Jonnrow nnnrNinn The fact that thia u
fsxtsion day tn The New NorM apot ruaf
kst tiso causet mere cr ieaa nerwauguFsa
- ehanmma IN discounts Of the lnwtf
grades we're rumnFmt up a. and some
what after me middle of the morming th@
rnarkef hsh . aaHwinn tendency A. the
lowest prizes weru ~ 20 if potntn unaer
y~sserdavs arure.. Az neen they wefe
20 potnta uuasF.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
New York Stocks.

Nee rork Nov so--Aside from 4 petut
Fainn IN Cana1iMn Pacinc LmokmwAnnm
sissi and Ruhber, initial declines in the
Ffock market today wsrs unustuAi ara
she~sf cniy fraetional chanmea efthar
cay. aoras eurfhsr pre@aure was shouu
amainat tha III l4Nuea. hsthAaheFn ntael
and ths Coppera Realms ana rnlcn
parfnc wwrw stmficmmry
OF aharea weru the feafwre 81 the
nrNf hcur. Meniuan petrsiaum Mn2 Cah-
fornla parcieum material gataa Eas-
where the movement continusd treauiar
Complication 9rcwtng out ~ TIE ElaikAn
war and eelnesfia Poiitfeal eonditiens
wsre advanced a. taetcru N tedayrs
hsavY ans hun stcck rnarksN Tha ereu-
ingp was irruguiar. 90 stocka were cen
srffaous Cor fheir arfiwitv amd strength,
ne the reurafnder of fhe ust was hF9siy
reacticnarv. Cal monay vas IN iRht es-
mand 81 terms practioaiiy unchan9ne
nonda we're saator
late IN the aftermeon ahcrta npmk aAarrn
at the Hrowtnm prtce tnpgov~msut an,
covered mere hurFiedlr. rettrsna eowe q
the principal ISSUES q hAif point ahofs
yesterdays closing
me urarket cieaad irxa9nlar. Business
centinusa suu te ths end vfth ne natssfal
changa
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
REXALLS AND
PIRATES WIN
DEFEAT THE No.NAMGs AMI
wHiTMANs m THE FIRST BAs.
KErsALL OF rHE SEASON.

Victory IN tas frat games Of The
local Y. ~. &. A. haskethan season fell
70 TIE lot 81 the Pirates and the ksx-
ALA the former Winning from the
WhitmaNa ~ the close score % zS 20
"a while the latter won easily from
the No Names - % o
First esrns.
rhs Pirates rushed The Whitnans
during the hrEf half ana led them Nv 70
"a the end % the nrst half The re-
suit 81 practice hslped the Pirates 20
pile up this lead while the Whitmans
seemed unable 10 md themselves.
Jones. ths piratas new man. led the
scorinE With three Acid goals.
In the second hair both teams played
hard End furious but this time the
whtmans led in ths scoring. the score
for ne hair being ~ 70 i2, making
the hnai score st % ~ Bel Led Tor
he Pirates In thia hair With four 9oala
The work % F1cilas Cor the Whitmana
Was - far the best.
TIE seesnd Care.
The second game VAS not 80 close
a. the nrst for the paasing and team
work % the Recalls proved entirely
too puEalinn Tor the No-Namea and the
nnal score stood 20 % ?. Especially IN
The nrst hair The ReXalls showed .
-FgstemT in their work hat was BY
faf he best Of the evening.
wallace led the Rcxaiis Ncoring win
six nsid goals and was probably the
best In BIS teams passing. psnt
smlih vas the best No-Name on the
1oor. The une-up
Pirates - Bell fsuri1n fcaptatnl,
Pinch. Jones. Duncan and nrawner.
Whitmaua-Flckas fcaptainl, Gib-
san. LanEford. Dtar. Covington ana
Oliver
ReEafls- Brown. philips fcaptain1
Tucan. Wallace. Fiusou.
No-Names-W smith. n smith.
Roberts captain. schools ard Oliver.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Clyds Mnan. of the washlngion
SENATORS. thampion base runner - TIE
Anariran league aays aiidins BE- oFer
hsif q stealing eass.
Ftmmv Burke. foFmer manager ~
ere Indianapolis team. SAYS d. win trT
- Sc haef into the same next aum.
rneT e. q player on fhe a. Louis
browns
"noxfnw Isnt a spoFi wlth me-or
win anY other baNer. f they wiu al
ten tha frath recently observed
gehnny Couion. bantam champion. IT
n business. haFS. danWeroua. un-
rlsasant business. % tahes a sfrong
mar ln mind and heart % b. q bower.
Ha had bsst not try 20 be 5000 fei-
Jew. too"
Leo Never reports sood success IN
hts rrf sect to noat a ffb.000 etock
rompanv 20 hack "a ball team in okla
homa city. An attempt wl1 be made
fo secure ne Austin franchise in ne
TEXAS league. and failing lu that he
Topeka franchise IN the Western
ieague.
Gus HetiinE vas awarded the Nhal-
mern autamohlic fof being tho most
yasuahIo player % the Oakland team
in the Coast league. and tha next daY
after the announcement vas made DO
Was guilty % an error that loat the
same far hls team and made g. seem
ror = time that iia pennant chances
had sNBiodcd
A scheme SCI being Matched Whereby
fhe icadinE western Catholic inatitu-
fieus are % form a Catholic confer
snea in thn near future whlch win 10
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

centsrs tB-yard line, and tie ball
wouid have goBs over the har had Ma
han bsn standing On his owu tt-yard
line III the same Game ne puntea
seven times for a2s yards. or an aver
aRe ~ ~ yards. one % he kicks was
rood for = gain 81 "a yards.
Harvard coaches are deltmhted- II
Mahan can Do such puntinG. place
ment Kicking and drop kiehing ss q
freshman u locks as u thsy would
have no task On their hands In devsi-
oplnE a map % IN the shoes 81 sam
FELTON, = year henoe.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

There Come bacF whea 8 s. Contagious Bood Poison
this hood remedy thoroughly
that particle Of The old virus Is LEFT A the blood has pur
led BY S. this vital hu free from inition before
disease contracted One Why Is successful thu
blood al the sysieic ngth einaion
s. the certain for tis powerful blood
der. Ths clsi based the
i extends period a than
ing this time Thousands upon thousands have iound BY the
ha remedy and AT willing testify that there
coehaSk after had dven the virus cut s s. does rot
particle o harmful mineral: Be used with perfectsay
Beck and medical advice tree all
uE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA CA.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
LiyerpooI Market.

I.lwsrpeel. Nos ae.--ootton spot n IN
creased dmnmna prices steady. AFmeN.
ear nnifalina ar rn seed miftiine,
fol: nsiddiina, eezs low middung. e.ss.
good erdinary. ~. ertiaary. kN
sales a eee hsiea. ~ whirh zee weFN fer
spsculation and sxport ane inniu0ed Aaes
Amaricar
Rscsipss n.eeo bai-.. haeiacine st.ecs
American.
Futures opsnwd quiea ana steady are
rub~r recembsr aNA. Decemher-
Ianuary. akeaS January- FehrumrT, ethA
February March. eNA haFuhsAprn
49,. MAY SIS. MAy-1uns. aeti
.runs- Iuly. st9A. July-AuNusl stil
Auaust- S~pteFnber. GGA.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
REPORTED THEFT OF
HORSE AND BUGGY

Dr Ptchena. q negro. reported 40 he
police station a. 10 O'Clock last niRht
that bis horHc. hitched 20 huaE,, waH
stolen nom IN front - Ne. hes Ncfth
Hayne street shortly after he srrred
the place
ne furnished description % the
horse and buEGy and police are en-
dsavoring to iocate ~
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Nev Raven. Conn Nov. So Beat
Harvard" hna become tae battle cry
"a Yale. For m the blue can overcome
the crimson next Saturday the cham
pionahip of tho east wni aEain g. 70
Old I'll Princeton having been de-
featsd By Harvard. ths Tigers ear un-
der ~ circumstances share cham
rfonship aouora with Tale ~ tho lat
Ter wlms on November z3
The Princeton game showed the
Yale line 20 he second 10 nothing tn
the csst and thc hactheid with
Flynn. philhln and snalding a power
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
PASTIMES WIN
FROM INDIANS
cApruREs BEsT TWO ~ THREE
m SECOND SERIES OF LEAGuE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOWL-
INC MARKED CONTESTS.

TIE pasilme Athletic club lass niEht
Defeated thc Indians In The second
ssrles 81 games .n thc taif-i8 season
of ere Pensacola Bowling league. on
thn paaflme ciunH alieyu. The thlrd
series VII be PLAYED tomorrow niEht
hy thc teams 90 Fort Barrancaa and
the Martens
The bowling last Night waH ratEer
errauc and the best men VI he oE-
posing teams ga not show their pesi
fern with any decree of consistnneef
tha score ranges Cor the three eamea
of some af the PLAYERS being from III
10 tas. frou tts 20 laa and from e5 %
1gT
The pastlmea wnn tan ~ fHt thref
samss plas ed hy ths teo teams. Ih'
acoreMs
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Furnished BY thu local osAee. weather
bureau. United states department of
amricultura under the drsction Of
willis l. Moora chief - bureau. wash
ington. n. G.
Psnsaecias Tsmpsrsturs pats.
Highest on recerd for N~yembsr. 81
degrees.
Lowest on rserrd fer N0vsmb~~. -
degrees.
AvsrAEs of ths highest daily tsm-
psraturss for November. "a eerrses.
AveraEa ~ ths lowest daily temper
atures for November. bs degrees.
Highest Temperature yesterday. 81
degrees.
Lowest tsrnperature yesterday morn
inE ~ degrees.
Psnsassla's Rainfsll psta.
Normal rainfall for hs uonth 81
November, sTt inches.
Total rainfall this November 20 7
3. m. 80 tnehea.
Total sEcsss January is' 70 ocosef
tfst. gtg inches.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21

Cambridge. Mas. Nov. it.-Thers -
risina ln the foottaii ornament - Har-
ra~s a star of the Erst maKnitude
whose brluiancV proutacs o. Hurpass
ever that % Charicr Brickiey in 1879.
Eddie Mahan ls fhe stars name ard
he's a fresh AN af Harvard This year.
Mahan proved he Was superior
piayer g. Brl1klcy in their prep Echooi
davs. Brlridry went to Exeter aeae-
erny. Mahan CD Andogsr. They played
asaainst each other in to games each
being the star of hts team. and each
w-ar out g. oufdo the other MaAan
oufnIaved R~ickleF end outkicked him.
Afahan's kicEinE feats th.s fau are
ne talk - fhe EasL In recent
raFne between che harvard freshman
and worcester aradrmt. De- kirked =
seal from placement atandlng o. Wcr-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
NEWS OF THE MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.

sayannah. Nov. go--Ths spirits of fur-
tcdaY 81 a. IL to ts i-a With sales ~
ssa oaakN Hecwipta wsFa ~ naahH ship
menta ts8 feammattcl. and stecka Of 12.fia
ransH
Tha rcsin rmnrk~t opensd ard sionod
nrnl. Eaiss waHa la1a harFoia racmtrts
ste harr~iA Nhipmentn fes (eomesficl,
anh stocka 81 H. haFrmla. fauHinm
auofattuun wsra az fci1own
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-21
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POLICE OFFICERS
HOUSE rs BURNED

The house occupied ~ Policeman
Holst. &c the corner u nonana and
olivia wsroaan was damaged ~ nrs
about 8 o'ciook yesterday afkernocm.
.Auch damage waa done % the reef
and the rear 81 the huiidlnE.
me alarm vas turned IN from bgw
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Y. Miyao. contractor and builder, SCI
Beretania st. Work guaranteed.
Phone a51s. 5245-sm
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EN- 5RolDERY.

Mrs Carolina Fernandez. Union St.
Complete stock of Madeira hand EN-
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luncheon sets. Made to order II de-
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New cottages, Fort Street Extension.
Rents. SIS and SIS. Apply Tim Kee,
King and Alakea SITS. $40 I'm
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BOARDING STABLES.

Splendid care taken Of horses in our
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Furnished two-bedroom cottage. ST.
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star-Bulletin Ads. are Best Business
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For rent. seven passenger Packard.
Phone ss4s. Oahu Auto Stand Jim
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AuTo FOR SALE.

1911 Ford 5-seater: $500; terms: speed
ometer. Presto tank. J. W. Kershnef.
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T. Kokoshin, I'll s. King; Tel. sos1.
Buildings. No charge drawing plans.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-22
YALE HASN'T
 WON BOAT RACE
 IN FIVE YEARS

Until this year Yale is credited with having won 23 of the races and Har- ward 22, so that a Crimson victory this year tied the long series.
 The fastest time ever made on the Thames was by the Yale crew in 1888, which covered the four miles in 20 minutes 10 seconds. The fast est Harvard crew was that of 1878, which rowed the four miles in 20 minutes A 3-4 seconds. The slow est time by a winning crew was that of Harvard in 1885, which padded over the course against a head wind in 25 minutes 1 5 1-2 seconds. The slowest time by a losing crew was when the Yale stroke collapsed four years ago. but recovered in time to help the. shell over the line in 27 minutes, 45 seconds. As Harvard won this race by 5 minutes and 36 seconds, it was estimated that the difference between the two was 72 boat lengths: the longest lead ever att tained by winning. crew.
 Harvard had great success in the early racing and up to 1885 the Grim son won. IL races to seven for the Blue. Then there came a Yale rally and in the next 19 contests Yale won 16 to three for Harvard The Blue streak became so pronounced from 1900 to 1906 that the Crimson failed to score single victory. But since 1908 it has been nothing but Harvard on the Thames, there being a decided slump in rowing at Yale.