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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-01
Die Bitten einer Senersbr,mit.

Sdon Dor einigen Sobren pllr-
SC eif1n1ol Ser merflpiiroige Sall
beridtet, ooB in ser 0abe zines
n;eoeraebrannten Sauies, obne
3meifel ourd sic @irfung Ser Si=
Re, cine @n5abl BON @artengetpadi
len frog elmer meit poreei6rittenell
Sabres5eit 8liiten ee%trieben batta.
SIN leeten Spdtberblt lit Dies ion.
berbore @reignis gum 3tpeiten Mal
pprgefomm1erl, mie Der Sibnllgs6e-
rift ser Barrier @eieai6aft fir
9iolpgie be5eltgt. Sn Den @artet.
sic ser granoltelle 8nna6it lagen,
nor cine Geibe BON 8oul1en bur,D
ole Sibe ponig perni6tet moroels.
ltllo crit sic stdmmc, Die menigeitn5
so Dieter Mbltano batten, mare11 Ell
galten eebliebe1t. ginen Mouot
ipater beoedten tie iid nit einem
pollen gliitenflor, ols Oh Der Srilg-
ling ~beeonnen bdtte. gs mub ein
boblt ionberbarer Mnblid qelpeiell
iein oieie gliiteniniel in elmer fait
luinter1ifetl l1mgebung, oenn nidtt
nun Mpfel- uno 9irtlbarme, iol-
oern~ aud Slieoer, &aitonien1 Gber-
ei6en ltno @eiBoorn prangten lml
yliitenidmud. 8r. 2aurent iiber-
nabnt es, cine milienidaftlide @rs
flarung oieies @nnoers berbei5l,.
fiibreln. Man foltnte 5ltnadit at,
ne6mer, oab sic 8liitenfnoipen
ne6enrl, BOB Die gliitenfnoipen
ielbit, Die idon DOR Dem 9ranoe
als iolhe ausgebiloet iporen, ourd)
sic @irfurg Der @ornre Elm Be-
l6leunigtes @adstlnn nno oamlt
cine gntfaltung e%rfiibren. Ser
@atlrforlder beobaftete ober, Dab
an Mpfelbaltmen alt6 oie einfa6en
@ngen ODER Solafnoipen pergroBert
81 Srudtfnoipen umgetpanoelt uno
eatfoltet naren. Die @rflarnlrg
lieet mobriheinlih III einer ouBer.
oroentlihen @ermebrlrng. Ser Bel
Iul, sic iid Bel ben @epa6ien 5eigt,
ireni1 Tie itarf ouseetrodnet maren
llno Damn pieoer Seuhtigfeit erbiel.
ten. 9o Die IltstrodnunJ BON oben
fer erfolgte, Sic Wur5eln aber wei=
ter @aiier aus Dem 8ooen 5oaen,
10 5eigten iid Die 6olgen 5aerlt oil
Sen Spl5fnoipen. l1ebrigens benns-
ten Sic gliiten5iidter NIT Nbiidf
bereits dbnlibe @iitfliiiie, mie lie
bier 3uiaaig ourd) einen Brand per-
lriadt pllroen. Sic nebmen Stra.t=
Ger idon mabreno oes 9tglit aus
Ser Groe, laiien Tie an %offener 2ltif
trofnen, ieben tie oonn Dieoer IN
Sen 8ooen nno eeben ihnen barr
reidlih @aiier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-01
Gas 9ortrat Oes gerOantes.

@ie Dor einigell Monaten be,
fannt mnroe, fano cit beldeiocle.
3eiheulebrer III Waorio nantens
Nlbiol IN 6errol onf benz 8rooef-
ruarft elm oltes Gemldloe alls !Sols,
oa er lorgfaltig reinigte, poranf
oas gilo zines &ioaIgo gum @or-
f1ein fam oas iid als bas mabre
Bortrat oes Didtcrs oes u9on
0uidotte" %entpnppte. ltnten itano
oie ltnteri6rift oes Molers: Suan
De Sauregni ul1o obe1 Der polle
Molne oes Mbgebiloeten: DON Mi-
guel Gerpantes. Mlbiol legte an
fangs Ser Gade niht Die eeringltp
gcoeutung BEL uno NOR iogar eir-
NAL i'm 9egriff, oos alte, murmiti-
fige @en1Gloe 1T ben brennenoe1
Sfen su mprfen; ga er ober germ
eiipos iiber ben i'm unbefonnten
Maler Saureeni erfabren bdtte, trlla
el oas giIo gum 2itteraten uno ar-
daoIogen Narciio De 5entcnadg Del
nod griinolider llnteriudnl1g oos-
leIbe fir 6as %nutbentlife Tor-
trat oes gerbantes erflarte. 60
bolo Die ipaniide afaoemie bon
Dem Suno erfubr, lieB iie Ilbiol
nit Dem 8ilo nod Maorio font
men, ulo bier BADEN Sic gelebrte(ten
Gahfenner oos Bib unteriudt
uuo iif in Der Mebrbeit Dem @llt-
adten Sentenads angeihlolien-
Gic ipaniihe Mfa6emie bot nun eli
lten boben greis fir oas gilo, 81
biol aber ihIug groBmiitig jeoe
Gergiitung ob Unto idenfte Der
Mfaoemie oas Bib. Stun ipreden
iid iebt einige fir Die @ittbenti5itat
BEG BON Mlbiol geihenften gilocs
aus, entgeen Der Meinung beg Ger
pantes : Corridors Suan Bere5 De
@usmall, Ser oie Gdtbeit beitreitet.
Gie ipaniide 8egierung bat iibri-
qe1s cine neue lnteriudung iber
oas in Meoe itebenoe Hortrdt olge-
oronet, ocren Grgebniiie oemnaflt
per0ffentlidt iperoen ioaen.
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Nus Der 9leinluelt bcs @aiier=
frphfens.

Gle @efabren, bie Die Mifrobens
founa oes @aiiers fir Die @olfs-
6peiene nit iib bringt, iinO idon
oft Der @egenftano umfansrei6er
bafterioIoeiider Goridunsen gene
len; man ipeiB, meIdes llnbeil
idIedtes Grinfmaiier BEL Der Ser
breitung gefdbrlider @pioemien
ipielen fann, unb Die 8eihafflng
zines moglidit feimffeien 8aiiers
bIeibt cine ser beoeutenoiten itan-
oigen Mufgaben Der @%emeinoeDer-
ualtuneen. IS lit oaber bon Bid-
tigfeit, moelidlt erihopfenoe Mnf=
ldliiIle nber Die Borbeoingungel
ser MISUNDERSTANDING I'M 8aiier
alt erlongen. Sn bieier Midtune
beipegten ii6 bic beoeutungspollell
neuen 5orid)ungen, oeren Grgebnis
Der franaoiiide gafteriolose @oitr
i'm Muftrag Ser beioen Goriber
fsolioIiier uno Srinat Der fran5oli-
iden Mfaoemie Ser @iiienihaiten
bel ibrer iiingiten Sisung in 8d,
rig porgeIegt bat. Die geriude ba-
ben ge5eigt oaB Der @aseebalt
6es @oiiers fir bic gntfaltung ocs
W~lifrobenlebens bon ousi6luggebcn
ser geoeutung lit. Die beioen @e-
Ie6rten boben ~intereiiante prafti-
lde 0ergIeihe iiber Die 8~ernlebrung
ser Mifrobenfauna onrhgefiibrt
lie ourhletten getpiiie @aiiernlell-
gen nit Sdulnisgaien uao anoeres
@alfer nit eetpobnlider enft. Ole
tafterioloeiIde geoba6tung crgob.
ooB Die MifrobenentDidlung IN
benz ourb Sdulnisgaie ~getranftci
GSaiier unperb6ltnismdBig biel ftar-
fer uno idneIler Dor iih gebt.
ais in benz init geuobnlider Suit
onrtieeten @aiier. 9abei 5eisten
Ser Bacillus pro60igioius, ocs
@olibacinus unb Der 9ppbusbacil-
lus cine iiberraid)enoe 3unabme
ser Gntrpidlung, Die iih in farlllis-
freiem Waiier 6agegen erbeblld
perIangiamte. gamit 1T enosiiltie
ermieien, Dab Der @asaebalt oes
@alIers fir oefien Sdaoltdfeii
ooer ltnidaoIidfeit bon ansi6laggs
bender geoeutung lit. SIR bic
Mnalpie unieres Trinfmaiers Ell
gibt iid oamit Elm iuid)tiger 1euer
@elihtspunft 6enn man miro allT
@runo oiefer 8eobadtungen iiber
sic llnteriudung auf gaftcrienge-
Eolt binausgeben uno feititeden fon-
men, meldes nod mifrobenfreIc
@aIIer fir cine ipatere gntnidluna
bon gofterien sefabrlide gorbeotn-
oitnoeu bietet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-01
Gin Oentides @crf in Ser sHrfei

Gie lleue Bride iiber has COLO
lie Sorn lit bereits fertiggeiteQt UNI
frn oieier Gage Dem gerfebr uber-
ae5en meroen. 9ie Bride miro
bon Ser Maidinenfabrif @ugsburg-
Niirnberg bergeitelt. Die 8riifen-
fopfe in gmin-9enu nno &arafo:
limo fertig. Ger 8lub bon gmin.
Senu miro awufgefiiat unb erbalt Ell
ne Shleife fir Ole StraBenbabn.
9ie nel1e Bride miro i'm Sn-
nern oes goloenen @orns gegen.
iiber BON Club fertis montiert uno
eegen Ole olte in iehs Sqgen ou5
gcfpedieIt. @abreno bieier 3eit
miro fie fir @agen, niht aber fir
9erionen geiperrt fem. Sic tragt
elm ooppeltes StraRnbabngeleie,
ser StraBenbabnperfebr fam aber
6ariiber nod ni6t a%ufgeaommen
meroen, neil auf Ser Seite gegen
@alata nod Der slnihluB feblt.
lin oieien beperfiteligen 81 fon-
men,, muB 5uerit Die aarafoiftraBe
rerbeitert meroen. Die Wittel bier
fir liegen i6on bereit, nit Der
9urdfiibrung Der Mrbeiten miro
ater nod ge5ogert. Die alte griif-
fc fommt nah 9liabfupu an Die
Stelle Der BORT befinoli6en. @oll
hieier bleiben oie beioen aopffe!-
Ser lteberL neil Die griife BON
Garafoi fiir5er lit, Die iibrigen Sci
Ser oaaegen peroer ms ate Gi-
fen %getporfen. Is Sabre lang bot
SIC Moidinenfabrif Iugsburg uns
ibr gertreter in 4onitantinopel oiii
2uitanoefommen Der neuen griid,
gcarbeitet. 10 Sabre allein babell
sic 8erbanolungen nit Der &egip-
rung uno Die Musarbeitung Der
manniefaden 8lane uno Soften
poranidlGge beanlprudt. SIN Sch
re 1909 muroe Ser Sinan5miniiter
ermddtiet, $4,000 8huto fir ben
gau elmer neuen Bride iiber oas
goloene &orn 81 beldlaffell nno fhr
oeren @er3iniune luo &~iif5ablune
ben griidenaoG gu perrpenoen. 8te.
fen 9etrag BAT Die oeutif1e 8ont
porgeidoiien. 9eutider @eilt oeltt-
ides @elo uno beuti6er 5leiG la.
ben in fremoen 2anoen oiele ST.
ienbobnbriide ~8uItalloe gebrod)'.
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gatetslIf.

Sfinaif beihenftc meine Uattin, -
SUIT brei Npnate lit es ihpn,
Weidj 5u meiner grpfen 5renbe,
Mit benz eritgebpr'nen Spbn.
unb i6r folt has Ginbden ieben,
Wie es mmnter unb gefunb;
Tcit unb bral bic ffeinem Veind)en
tlmb bic Sudden ppa unb ranb.
Nud5 bic Mutter lit 10 bIii6cnb,
9af febr ftuIs i6 BIN barpb;
un6 i'd iinse fat alltaglifl,
Dieter 1lriah' groees Cob.
Nls bas Ginbleim mar gebpren,
Saste iA ipsieih 6ei mir:
Rest mnk beine 0attin trttfen,
Dit 6as ff5ne 2pne Star Bier.
Senn ib bSrt, 1T bieiem Sale,
Geifs, BON pieIen fdbun erprubt;
llub aud id, fam ptrflih fagen,
DAT 4 es nit MedJt gelobt.
9enn, bic Mmtter bat in Siae
llnb inn ttebermafe ifier
Nahrung iett fir infer Sbbndfn;
tln6 atuar bmrd1 bas 2umeS Eta Bier
tlub bamit aud i'd gebetge,
9enn bas Bier betbmmt aud MIR.
grtnf ih tdglid es amf's nele,
Smmcr sur 0eieaihaft ihr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-01

- Dor GINGER 3eit erregte cine
@reBnotis in peiten 4reiien aufie.
ben, suouah Elm Meoofteur ipeeen
fohrIdj{iaer Qorperperletung 81
niehreren Monafen Gefdngnis Der
urteiIt poroen mar. Die fabrldllige
k5rperperleslrng tpuroe in Der Der
cffentlidung eiller Woti5 erblldt,
bei oeren 2eien cine abon1telfln
amen Gdlaganfan erlitten battel
Cine Mrt Gpifenitiif 81 oicleni
NoII miro aug gntoen gcmeloet. VII
oef4oqt NOR Elm Meiienoer, Der IN
Ser 0aft otter iein @rammopbon
fpicIen lieB. Sn ieiner Ndbe mobt1-
fe cine ftarf neruoie 6rau, Die i'm
erfuden feb, bas @rammopbon-
ibieIen einsn1teIlen, -oa lie oaoiirb
al ihrer @einnobeit gelddoigt iDur'
s.. MIs oos 9pielen trosoem mel
feroiuq, erbob iie aloge luegen Dor.
fatIiher 3orperperletung. Gin me
biSiniid,er 9adperitdnoiscr beid1el'
niate ibr aud, baB fie ~bodgraoio
uerpos uno bag @rommopboniplelelt
oeeionet iei, ibr meiterc g~eiltnobetf.
iihe @torunsen -au5ufiigen. Scr
0eridtsbof fam aus forinalcit
@riiu6en al elmer 5reiipred)ung.
De mare Dfliht Der Gran geipelen,
SIN Weiienoen 5iin1dit eininal oiird)
6austuirt ODER 9oIisei gum einlfei.
len oes nadtliden gpiclens alt.
for6ern au laiien. anoerieits iet
aud nift ertpieien, oab Der Heilef.
81 Das gepnBtiein Der abiidt bel
{eineul gorseben sebabt babe,
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Gmtfam eincm idredliden @eidid

Gauleno 3ungen fonnten l11ft ete
9anfbarfeit BON Mrs. S. 6. Cor,
Solicit ST. ausoriiden fir ibre
mlnoerbare grrettung bon elmer!
idrefli6en @el6id. uSppboie 2lsn-
aenent5iinoung CAB mir einen gt=
fdbrIihen t&uiten", idreibt tie.
Manbmal batte ih 10 beftige Su-
itenanfdae, oaB ib glaubte iterben
5a miiiien. SD erbielt feline Be-
freiung ourd ar5tlihe 8ebanollna
Deer anocre Meoi5in bis i6 Or
Sings Stem DISCOVERY nabm. Sd
neroanfe mein 2eben bieier treffli=
den Meoi5in uno butte fat gar
ni6t mebr." Gs lit Die 0%ilperldiiis<
tie Meoisin fir Sails uno 2uneen,
mirft ibnea uno iider. @arantiert
zoe nnb 81. Brobeflaiden fret BEL
alien Mpot6efern.
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Smlans.

ueber Die Yrimarpabl IN
Maiiaduietts Iiegen nod feline emo.
qiiltiaen Nadriften Dor. Glorf
iheint unter ben Demofraten Der
6iibrer au iein. Eoft uno @ooiepelt
ideinen aiemlid sleide Starfe ent,
midelt gu baben.
Sn ben 0emofratilhen Yrt-
m0rnoblen G[orioa's fdeint I'm
oerpooo geiiegt gu baben.
- Die @efabr zines Streifs an
ben 0itIiden giienbabnen 1T onrd)
Elm ltebereinfommen beieitigt NOR
ben.
Die Bunoesregierung bat I'M
9llnoesoiitriftgeriht gu ct. aonis
cine alages gegen Die International
6orDeiter Company, ben logenalln-
ten .6arpefter Srnit~ eingcreidf,
Deren 3tped bic Mufl0inns oieler
gereinigung lit.
Ser Bro5eB sege1 Glopo Al-
len, ben erften BON Der Maen3Ban-
Sc, Ser p~ro5eifiert meroen miro.
fat IN mbpteDile, ga., begonnen.
srau 2ouiie Mobbins, oeren
@otte @eoree Nobbins Bel Dem uns
teraona oes yEitanic~ um's Seber'
aefOmmen 1T bat bic @bite Star
Qi1ie auf @1a0enerlat perflagt.
gs 1T oies Ser erite Shaoenerlass
Gro8eB, Der ourd Die pSitanie1 -aa-
taftropbe peranIaBt 1T.
Ole 2ebee bel 8apon sara
Ii Qouiiiana lit ge6rofen uno oIe
gtaot gum Eeil inter 8ailer &C.
feet.
ss11 Nep Orleans feiert man
ietf oas bunoertidbrige Subllalili
beg Gtnates Roui1iana.
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WearIn6et.

u@ber Ser Gntenbratell lit mirf'
lib famos. Sd begreife gar nidt
bob lid Der @eoafteur 8risler bort
ser bod ELM FOLDER Seinldmeder lit
feinen beite1t bat"
SEQ, oas lit bod leid)t ertldrltd
ser finoet eben feinen @elbnlud
utebr baran, ipeil er oas gauge Sabl
ron gntell lebtl"
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@ir eineen i'm @o!o be-
gtarnbers %ipa8iereu. Cine Seleera.
pbenleitung fiibrt onrd) 9a RTE
Der fIeine 9arro; aSieb MIR, Na.
pa bier madien Die Selesrapben'
ltangen milo"
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@,te MmsEdt.

Sremoer: Sag nal, 8leiner, 1T
Der Barber pieleiht 81 Sanie2"
Surge: ga - pie id eben Dor.
begging, bob id sebort, lpie er ra.
fiertel"
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Slit eimem Midter in idlimmer
Qaae.

Nrieoensridter eli gberrp BOZ
@iGis Wins, Tenn., NOR Diel &c.
pIoat. Cine idlimme 8unoe an lei
mem Bein mioerItnno Der GunIt Der
Mer3te ufto ben angepanoten Mi.-
telu. sd glanbte, es let Der 9rebs"
ifreibt er. u3ulebt gebraudte tdl
gudlen's Mrnica Gable uno mato
poaitanoig gebeilt." 4uricrt Brand,
griib- uno Sdnittpltnoen, Shur-
funaen, @eidmiire uno Sdmorrbcl-
BEN. 25 gts. in alien @~potbefen.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION

OF the STANDARD TRUST COMPANY at
San Antonio, Texas, at the close OF
business on the 18th day of April,
1912, published in the .'Freie Presse
fuer Texas, a newspaper published
and printed at San Antonio, Texas, on
the first day Of May, 1912.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, per-
sonal or collateral .......S 2o,60O.UO
Loans. real estate 1885, 1901
Furniture and Fixtures.... 549.4O
Due from approved Reserve .oo -
Agents, t.......... 4o,1So.Io
.$165.00
Specie. ............. o.oo Iil'oo
Total. WOO, AL!
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in ...... $3.50, 000 90
Undivided Profits, net..... 5,24l.Il
Total. ........ $255, 247.l7
State of Texas,
County of Bexar;
We, J. M. Bennett Jr. as Treasurer,
and Jas. Anderson, Secretary, OF SAID
bank, each Of us, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
J. M. Bennett Jr., Treasurer.
Jas Anderson, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this 29th day of April, A. D., l9l2
Witness my hand and notorial seal
- tbo date ect af0ras9ld.
M. E. Herring, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
J M. Bennett,
J.. Brooks,
Geo. r. stumberg,
Directors.
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LokdIes.
8eiratsfd IL e.

9eiratsfbcine.
Soc 8rib uno emma 9aeie.
Greoerid @iaiam gidlis uno
MarD gmilp 8iieman.
Clifford 9. Sarmer uno Soa
Nasoorf.
Gidaro 81. Oelae uno Mart6a
9edins.
Cigar Matfins uno Soiepbine
Werner.
Murrap 9. groofg uno 2ola S.
5ugo.
@ebnrfen.
O. S. &ansleben uno Srou, elm
M1oden; S. 6. @unoer tno Srd.',
elm Wa6hen; 8eter Cafe nno Sralt.
eth Mdo6en.
TooesfaIle.
Marie SueItenfuB, 2 Sabre alt;
emil Strobmeper, 81 Sabre alt;
arau Minnie Simm, Is SATIRE alt;
Sreorid @1n. @ruen. 2 Sabre alt.
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8enn oie 9iebe roitet, tpenoet
man aefpobnlid Gdeioemaiier an.
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sssn Sen @efedten bel sepic
icaen Die merifaniihen @ebelen
cine poGitanoise Nieoerlnge erlitten
baben.
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Serr uno 5rau Or. Gods ret
fen G~onnerftag abeao nah GU
ropa, mo e%riterer Die groBeren
aIinifen gu beinden geoenft.
Man mill iebt perinhen,
Bombs ous3ugebenz I'M auf otele
@eife bic $4,000, Die CUR Grbal-
tung Ser uSair" nofrpenoig iino,
anfaubringen.
Die <Gbamber Of Commerce
mill elm @runoltiif an Der ct.
Murp's 5trabe faufen uno bort EN-
4lubbaus bauen.
Geuer ridtete in Der @rocerg
pot Is. 6. Gregory an Der Webb
uno Der Goutb Brela StrnBe elnelt
Gha0en bon $4,000 an.
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gis gu elmer seuiiIen Belt
hoben piels Mdnner einen feftea
Miaen. oann aber beiraten iie
Menn Der Menid 81 itois
miro, crbalt er oft einen furdtbaren
gemeis ieiner Nidtigfeit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
PRETTY HOME
WEDDING HELD
Florence Barry Is Bride of
Thomas Carroll.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Eddy, "a Prall avenue, Huguenot,
was the scene of a pretty wedding
tuesday afternoon when the latter's
sister, Miss Florence Estelle Barry,
became the bride of Thomas Carroll,
OF HuguenOt. The was
performed by the Rev. Dewitt c..
Snyder, pastor Of the Huguenot Re-
formed church, at $50 o'clock in
the presence of the immediate mem
bers of the family. Miss Geneva
Edwards. of South Hampton, Long
Island, was maid of honor. and
Harry c. Barry, brother of the
bride, was best man. The bride
becomingly gowned In white
crepe de chine and she carried a
shower bouquet of white roses. The
maid of honor was gowned in pale
yellow crepe de chine and she car
ried a bouquet of pink roses.
A reception followed the cere-
mony and a supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll received many use
full gifts of cut glass and silver.
After a wedding tour to Washington
and Richmond they will take up
their residence on Amboy avenue,
Huguenot. Both are popular young
people in the fifth ward. Mr.. Car
roll is employed by the Staten Is
land Rapid Transit Company. He
is a member of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen and the Ac-
tive Club of Huguenot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
AN EPIDEMIC
OF MEASLES
More Than Sixty Pupils
in TOttenviIle School.

An epidemic of measles has
broken out on the lower end of
Staten Island that has caused nearly
two hundred pupils to be kept out
of school. At public school No. !,
TottenviIle, alone Principal n. j.
Lowe reports that more than sixty
pupils are out of school because of
the spread of the disease. All cases
have been reported to the Depart
ment of Health of the borough of
Richmond and every precaution is
given to check the epidemic. Be-
sides those sick in the family other
children are forced to remain out of
school. In one class at School No.
1 there are fifteen i'll with the dis
ease in some form or other. All
physicians in this section of the Is
land have been kept busy for the
past several weeks combating with
the disease. Nearly all of the cases
are in about the same form II the
physicians say no dangerous results
so far have been seen from any or
them. AS fast as the patient be
comes able to be out an inspector OF
the health department fumigates
the rooms where the patient has
been confined and the health depart
ment allows the child to return to
school again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
TOTTENVILLE

Robert Black, Of Manhattan, has
leased the house of Daniel Bedell
In Fisher avenue, and with his fam
lily, will move here on the first OF
June. Mr.. Black has a position
with the Etna National Bank.
Charles Holden, a model maker
at plant 2 of the Atlantic Terra Cot
ia, was yesterday promoted to fore
man of the plaster department at the
Rocky Hill plant
Miss Marie Henderson, of Perth
Amboy, was in town last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilligan were
in Manhattan yesterday.
Thomas w. Hawkins has given up
his plumbing shop in Perth Amboy.
Miss Margaret Allen, Of Sprague
avenue, has about recovered from a
recent illness.
Thirty-nine pupils of public school
No. 1, Perth Amboy, with Miss Hunt,
teacher OF the fourth grade, were on
a May walk here yesterday.
George Vollmer is confined to his
home Ill.
Huguenot Chapter, Eastern Star,
met last night.
United Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
will meet tonight.
The police, tiremen and school
teachers received their checks yes
terday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
MONUMENT TO
JOSEPH DECKER
Will be Erected in Park
at Stapleton.

After several years of inactivity
the committee appointed to arrange
for the erection of a monument to
Joseph S. Decker, of Tottenville, a
member of the seventy-frst regiment
and the only Staten Island man to
lose his life in the Spanish-American
war, has resumed work and arrange
ments for the erection of the monu-
ment are under way. At a recent
meeting of the Board of Aldermen
In Manhattan, Alderman John j.
O'Rourke introduced a resolution,
which was adopted to have a site
set aside in Washington Park, Sta
pleton, for the monument.
Soon after the war the body of
Decker was brought back from Cuba
and lay in state in the village hall
Stapleton, for several days and was
then inferred with military honors
In Bethel cemetery, T~ottenville. A
fund was started for the erection
of the monument. A design for a
metal monument was submitted to
the municipal art commission for
approval, as it was proposed to erect
the monument in Washington Park,
owned by the city. The commission
reported adversely because of the
of material to be used. A
memorial library was then suggest
ed, but that was not considered by
the committee.
At a recent meeting Of the COM
mittee Allen G. Newman, a sculptor
of Manhattan, reported through Cap
tain A. G. Kerrick, U. s. A, and Col
onel Ira X. Morris that he would be
glad to prepare designs for a monu-
ment. The monument proposed will
be of bronze, representing a man In
the ranks of the army IN 1898. The
base is to be a solid granite block,
and is at K. Feist and Sons, Temp
kinsville. A bronze model of The
Hiker" has arrived and will be put
on exhibition in a show window in
Stapleton. The statue itself was
originally designed to adorn the
New York state building at James
town Exposition, az typifying the
national guardsmen, who volun-
teered for service in 1908. 1t is
hoped to be able to dedicate the
monument during the coming sum-
mer. 1t IS expected that each of
the %forty-two Spanish-American war
veteran camps in New York city will
be represented. Joseph S. Decker
Camp 0, Staten Island, will have
charge of the ceremonies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. James Rourke has returned
from a visit in Manhattan.
Miss Mile Foreman, of Prince
Bay, was in T~ottenville last night.
Mrs. Nora Bulger, of Rossville,
has recovered from a recent illness.
Mrs. Charles Metcalfe and daugh-
ter have returned from a visit to
Washington.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George e. Totten, Of Prince Bay,
this morning. p
Mrs. Gus Brougham visited in
T~ottenville yesterday.
Henry j. Doyle, of Manhattan,
was In Prince Bay yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Velten were
at the Eastern Star meeting in Tot
tenville last night.
Fred Bux, of ~Greenridge, is re-
covering from injuries received in a
runaway.
Misses Katie and Clara Knothe, of
Kreischerville, were in Perth Amboy
yesterday.
Mrs. George B%rockover has re-
turned to Brookside, N. j.
Charles Bogardus, of Woodrow,
in Tottenville last night.
Molly Stark Council. Daughters Of
America, met last night in Amicitia
hall.
A meeting of the Junior Epworth
League will be held in st. Marks
church tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
HITS WAGON BUT
NO ONE is HURT

A serious accident was narrowly
averted about $50 O'Clock last
night in Bloomingdale avenue,
Pleasant Plains, when an automo-
bile owned by Captain c. T. Smith,
Of Johnson avenue, ~Tottenville, ran
into a wagon belonging to Charles
Hughes, of Rossville. An employe
of Mr.. Hughes was driving at the
time. Both wagon and auto We're
going in the same direction. Cap
tain Smith says he sounded his horn
and that the driver Of the wagon
drove directly in front Of the car. In
order to avoid striking him the car
struck a rear wheel and took 1t off.
No one was injured and the car was
not even scratched.