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Perth Amboy Evening News. the LARGEST PROVEN LOCAL CIRCULATION Perth Amboy Evening News. THE LARGEST PROVEN LOCAL CIRCULATION VOL. XXV. NO. 201. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1904 NIGHT EDITION ALL COAL BIDS ALIKE; JOURNEYMEN CHERUB HAS VARIATIONS STEVEN’S BODY FOUND BARBERS ARE ARRIVED AT AT POLICE IN SOUND. TO ADVERTISE ACAIN. TO ORGANIZE. WINDY CITY. COURT TODAY. DRIFTING School Board Given No Choice by Local Coal Deal- Local Authorities Went Out in a Powerboat, But an Will Protest Agaist Half Holiday Sails Through Late St. Clair, I Inusual Similarity in the Cases Per Ton for of the Works Went Out in ers-AII Wanted $6.25 Any During the Week Being Lake Huron and Down Before the Recorder-All Employe Asphalt Lake Amount-Believe a Better Figured Can be Had. Taken Off. Michigan. Nations There. a Scow and Secured it First. WILL HOLD MEETING. THROUCH 8TRAICHTS SOON DISPOSES OF. % OTHER SUHOOL MATTERS AT WORK ON WERE WEDDED IN A BATHING SUIT. Stat ly Little Craft Rifes the Billows of I lecorder Heard the Now that the Boss Barbers Have G ft; n Pickcrsgill UifTtrcut It Is Believed the was Held Fast In Buy Site at Paterson Street and Madison Body flic Ini. n! Sins in a Matn'r Stories and Passed tin m a I in Together their Employes Have Decided Wort'y Patiently the Mud When it First Went Down — Avenue for School No. 7—Tract was IN 8T. MARY’S. M a Siml ar SIDEWALKS. to do Likewise—At of Her Owner—ar.tl Hie Tut She Hails Manner— One Hearing was ad- the Present Time Who Secured It a / Purchased from Word B. Snyder-Con- Fellow Thought Re- from Until Lan- Journeymen 6et a Holiday Or.cc -Parly Experts to Liave Chicago journed Tonight—Several tract Awarded for Addition to tchool Burke Took ward Had Been Offered and Refused to Street Commissioner Put Men at Every Two Weeks. Today. guages Used in One Case. loseph Margaret No. 4. Recognize Police. Egan for His Bride This Work This Morning Getting On Iionrii Yaolit Oliernh. Now that tlio Boss Barbers Associa- A varied program, interestin'-, of Robert B. At tho mooting of tho Juno lit. n The body Stevens, adjourned tion 1ms boon formed and thry have Oliicaeo, musing and instructive, made nptliis in Morning. old as told of Education, held last night, Thing Shape. liditor , twenty-threo yenrs who, Board decided to close tlio in this HvnniiigN-nvs: lcming's performance in ltceorder shops city in drowned tho bids for tho coal from six Wu tiro oily of Djtroit;, Juno J the News, was while supply all (lay Snmlavs after 10th p.issod 'iokersuiU’s vandevillo theatre, .Inly at local doalors worn thrown out, ns they 3, about JO n. in. Wo rhouulit I l Mail swimming Boynton Bunch, Snnday I bo journeymen barbe rs have decided an international aspect as will has boon recovered. It was were all tho $<!:25 ton, no Detroit, from wlmt wo oonl I sco of it I o seen .VEDDINC BREAKFAST. afternoon, snmo, per MORE IMPROVEMENTS. to form a union to insist tlmt lielow. they discovered this down matter how tonB wore oidorod. ii pissing by, to bo a beautiful 1 morning floating many still bo allowod n half every city. The feature of lio bill was the day some Tho olork was ordered to ro-advortiso 1V0 ran closo to tho Bello Island towards this city, by employes II men nircu nungrccment lerwcen WOO ■ St. Homan Catholic church A of workmen, nmtor tlio di- Mary’s at the Barber Works. The for h ids nt ouoo. gang Jiuk and bnd a eoon view of it. t tie families of Tillman ami Asphalt At tlio present timo the Shapiro, ,viis decorated with (lowers rection ot Street Commissioner Matt journeymen bountifully were and nrrange- Tho board oidorod tho building L’liero wore many lino public buildings I 'lie testimony was in He- police notified, barbers work Sunday from 7 a. in. English, iml palms this moriiini; when Joseph started this morning to put incutN were made to go ont after the committee to purchase tho lots at the Wierup, 1 mil a littlo lake witli some fine bridges t Y (1 lisli German ntnl Slavish nutil 1 p. m., and for this tlio.v aro row, lurke. of took iu the faulty sidewalks about Washington stroet, The was mado in Alex- corner of Patei'Non street and Madison repair uossiug it anil many people boating i here being no one in the audience body. trip allowed Imlf a dny a wook, or one Hiss Marita rot limn, of Hull avenue, tlio city. They will be kept at work in ander Sugniuo’s from avenue, from Mrs. Mary Snyder, for it. It looked much like portions v ho could not catch at least a of power-boat, day in every two weeks. It is under- part or his bride. The was until all tiio walks designated by the mnrringe per- Van Pelt's float. Thero were five in $1,-100. Tlio sitfo of the lot is 150x170 if (Jontrnl Park, New York. r 10 testimony. G. ,1. Plechiinr stood tlmt ns soon ns tlio now schedule Lawyer 'ormod nt SI o'clock by the temporary sonic time ago, pastor, the among thorn Detec- foot. inspector, To tho right of Belle Isle is Walker- r resented Perils who was party, being goes iuto effect they are to lose the ap Shapiro, lev. B. T. O assisted conic within tlio municipal Oonuoll, by tive .T. A. Ilnff and n News reporter. When school No. 7 is built it will require- 'ille, Canada, where there is an im ,• with Mrs. Tillman Imlf clay weekly, hut will have nil day liargerl calling lev. 8. A. Mitchell. for ments. Tiio expense of the repairs nenso that looked When at a point n considerable dis- ho on a modification of tho plans Most of the whiskey distillny \ ile naraas. .7. E. Strieker was coon sol to I Sunday. journeymen The bride, bountifully dressed in a this side of the it will ho charged up ho property- argu to the world with tnnoe Guggenheim No. ti Tho hoard dooidoil that have enough supply f or Mrs. Tillman. The case took claim that they should all day of white trimmed tkluiiF n mail uni I n lin'd in n a mu I I owners, added on to theamouut town puro silk, would not bo neeisa.iry to employ an being vhiskey. The owner of it had a large an nt the cud of which Sunday and the half dny weekly. icarly hour, with white and white of their taxes. lace, carrying rowing scow were aeon making a line aiohiloot to draw now plans while team yacht lyiiig at his wharves, ; lianiro was 95 out. The assault A mass mootiug is to bo hold short- 'naia wnllrmt nn tint nliiirrtli niu!n Notices were sent out, hut a large fast nbont tlie body, which was they had those of No. (i, which cost mid for, no doubt, by tho money of Max was dis- ly and a union lormuil. hargo against Shapiro caning an tlio arm. The liuiuiu’i *11 uio jHVunmj iiuimuo groom’s clothed in a gray They wore by J. lie people who drink his rnm. Wo nissed. one-piece bathing $18,000. prepared A in conversa- a sister of not hie 1 anil will now journeyman bather, iridesmaid was the bride, *nlt. K, Jenson. thorn, they vero soon into the famous Lvko St. the tion with a Nows Next Italians had their inning. A repoter, said, Miss Cntliorino Egan. She wore a in offered tlio Imvu to pay the piper. great change Jlair wlio can describe this : The party the power-boat Tlio board also ordered signed “Wo have this to the Central and, Inry Russ charged Mary Mnugeuelli for the hotter is when the put up trass of hlno silk and carried carna- to take charge of the body and tow contract with Fred Oliiistenson, at expected xiautiful sheet of water? Calm and , vitli disorderly of Labor Union and have decided conduct, consisting ions. The host man wns William street commissioner the they it to this oity. The man in tlie row- Madison avonuo.to build tile addition completes (listening iu the morning sun. The ; Tlic that wo are in the right and they will tiplying improper epithets. of this Mamiiou, city. boat, one Bernard Haoke, an employe to school No. -1 and the work on tlint repais. un across it, some twenty miles, and ( was dismissed. back ns Imrge Aftor the had boon np. ceremony per- at the Barber wns thrown a soon. Mr. Chris- ho sail through 'he St. Clair canal Then came the Emerald Isle. Mrs. plant, building will start formed Mr. and Mrs. Rtirku, with line. Ho lot go of it, and wonld not tenson's bid was tlio lowest of four mil Hats was like a dream of tnnie Mrs. fairy Reddy charged Mary drove to the bride'b A REGULAR ROUND-UP. nany friends, tlie body np. He was ot tlie M offered at the last mooting of tlie and and will never be forgotten. 1 V’elsli with the same sort ot conduct give ionic, wlioro a breakfast For wedding opinion that he could collect a reward, board. It was $8.(if>S. offerWard many miles we were sailing tip , s in the cnsc. This was preceding wns served. will reside in this Four hoboes, who were suspected of They lie wns told that there wus no reward tho river St.
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