---•'!! ,J|-H 1LJ- -- uilsers’ and Contractors’ Directory. j ——"1—H i<^——iII« m —mammm———mmmtam /'i n /IIIITTM rn l.ltr. > v-/. v/. IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS -“it-—™ MASON AND I• « CONTRACTOR, VBW-mvBVW BvmWB’: • »v ■ ! J. H. TYRRELL ( | ; Cement Sidewalks and all kinds of Content work a specialty Fine Teams anil Coaches Office 18b Madison Ave. For WEDDINGS FUNERALS, Tol. 284-J Poitli Amboy, N. .1 CHAMPIONSHIP IN FACTORY THE EASTERN s Etc., A SPECIALTY Carting to ALL FARTS of the CITY GRAHAM & MoKEON, The Kind You Have Residence and office, MEN ERA I, CONTRACTORS LEAGUE COES TO SMELTER. LEAGUE RACE. 30 Com merco Street. T**l. 34 EXCAVATING, GRADING. ETC. CASTQRIA Sand, Gravel, Flue Linings, and Sewer 11 vs fly. died at the second Always Bought Furnished Oherly H Pipe Sami, Gravel, Broken Stone, O pting, Eto. American & Baltimore, and Prov- AVcgclable As- Smelting Refining milestone. Five runs. Jersey City Preparationfor 244 Smith St. 22b Now Brunswick Ave. similating IhcFoodandllegttla- C. Walden’s was nailed Iver- idence Teams Are jJ Company Defeated Pardee lly by Driving ling the Stomachs and Bowels of il HENDERSON RR08. son. liner was good for a Telephone 13U-.I and 1UJ-W. Colyer’s Hard Works Score of 14 to I. base. was at second on ^ by Colyor caught atjinish. Mn9ons and Contractors H. P. NELSEN Dunn’s inlield hit. No Koyen fanned. ! Tills is n great year for close races CARPENTER and BUILOER. KILNS aud ROLLER SETTING runs. in baseball leagues. The athletics i 1 ESTIMATES FlMiMSIlKI* ON HAND. Promotes Digestion.Cheerful- BIG CROWD Flftli reached first arc being closely by Clilcng.i OfflLe, *JT) New Rrunswick Ave. Telephone 30 \Y inning—Deiter pressed ness and Rest.Contains neither > OlTice:—Dana Building, 2(>S Suiilli St. in the American and in the Perth Amboy, N. J. on a hit to right. Dooley hit safely League, i nor Mineral. Residence: Cornell iV Washington Sts There was a miniature landslide at Opium.Morphine to and Deiter reached National the ex-champions from | 1'KUTll AMAOY, N. .1. right Hold, Not Namcotic. Amusement I'ark Saturday afternoon are a ef- W. J. DONNELL, to second. De- Pittsburg making gallant third, Dooley going -- Wliolesale aud Retail Dealer in with drizzling ruin on tnc side, and, fort to overcome the Giants. ANDERSON & WICKBERG Leon hit safe to right and Deiter and i Sashes when it wuk all Dunr Just now there is a fierce battle of Old HrSAMUEL PtTCHKK Lumber, Lath, Cement, Doors, over, Captain ; Dooley orossed the plate. K. Obeily Fmf* raging in the Eastern League, and Blinds, Builders’ Hardware. DOCK AND and liis hand of C. I’ardee Woiks SecJ v Mouldings, out on Iverson reached second on f\:-v/j/an Hair andNails. lly. the fact that the end of the season dtx.Sfnnii * 1 BRIDGE BUILDERS championship aspirants weie smoth- .Mr- I Office aud JolTerson St. & C. R. It. of N..) a short hit, DeLeon scoring. Walney is little more than a week oi'f cud Yard, I sLii.tr .feed * I Perth N. J. 1 i’. O. Box 22 Perth N. ered, to the tune of 11 to 1 and Cap- Amboy, Amboy, J. to C. Walden to Deiter. Geist hit a to > three teams have chance cap- JitY+niWit M tain Mollen’s nine chasers stood Jit furixmak. fedet* ft Plans and Estimates Furnished. cup ami Iverson scored. Mullen lure the is the fans who safely hit i flag, stirring Hint* Seed j7p on top, tiro twice winners of the fac- Cfreified koyen,” Stevedoring. 'to the inlield and Geist was put out on attend the games In Jersey City, Utgnr ami | IIinfnyreen flagvr. / CARPENTER AND BUILDER tory league cup the champions of Baltimore, and Providence as they j third. Four runs. [ Estimates Furnished. attended JEN8 K. 11)05. have not been stirred in Jobbing JENSEN] W. Walden hit a lung fly to deep | years. Aprrfert Remedy forConrlipA- 1 232 State 8t Perth Amboy A crowd estimated at from First one team is In the load and ARCHITECT variously center and ft. made a lion,SourStoutach,Diarrhoea 17 K1NU BTItEET 214 I Oherly’ great j SHOP, Telephone, lifteen hundred to two thousand per' I then another. Each day brings Worms Office, Post Office catch. Delaney drew a base on halls. Convulsions,Feverish- jfl Budding sons saw I changes in the league standing, and the I'ardeo go down be- 1 ness of 1 hoys tried steal and was nnd Loss SlJiKK Jf. J. LARKIN, 21 Delaney to second the finish is bound to be one of the Residence Cataipa ave., fore tile A. S. & U aggregation, | and las l nabbed. Rasmussen struck out, so lhe closest in any league this season. For Facsimile of Plnmbing Fitting Perth Amboy, N. .1 ICnthilsiasm ran high and scores of thi ] S'finnlure Steam, Hot Water*and Hot Ur Heating umpire said, although a kick was ; a long time Jersey City held the lead, Detiler in Stoves Ranges and Heaton rooters had provided themselves witl made. No ruus. I through the of Wal- Repairing of ah kinds a Specialty mainly pitching A. K. JENSEN, megaphones to swell lire sounds whicl York NEW 357 State 8 et Perth Amboy. N Sixth inning—H. Oherly Hied to ter Clarkson, the young Now YORK._9 are to lie heard only at an exhibitior was a contend- | 8uoce»sor to J. K. Jenmn Delaney. Deiter Hied to Knapner. pitcher. Baltimore FRED CHRISTENSEN of tlie national game. The er all and about two weeks partisan No runs. season, mason ano contractor Dooley fanned. CARPEMER & BOLDER ship was strong and tho< in ago struck a winning streak that rivalry Hied to Geist. Mullen hit Residence & Shop—22l-23( Madison Avenue ] Gallagher 881 Strwv tense. landed them on top. l Estimp.tes Cheerfully Furnished Washington C. Walden hit to left. Attended to Knapper. safely The Providence under the Jobbing Promptly The American Smelting it Refining club, EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. L. I>. rhono 234 I,. Perth Amboy N, .1 Colyor out on a linei to Geist. Dunn Works team hatted like major league j management of Jack Dunn, the ex- THE FARRINGTON CO., hit a pop lly to Walney. No runs. I Giant, is now with the leaders. *_Jf J. jeNsen stickers and swatted (Jolyer’s delivery up Bucoiwfinra to Farrington ,£ Runyon Oo. Seventh Inning—Del.eon hit a pop Ambrose Puttmann, another pitcher Painter, Deoorater and Paper Hanger. for a total ol nineteen safe hits. A LUMBER, LIME, LATH foul Hy which Gallagher muffed. De- who started with the Yankees this 1(>7 Gordon Street. Cor. State Street of wild throws HARDWARE couple and loose iield- ■ the Providence Shop: 43 Smith St. MILLWOdK, | Leon got throe strikes on him and season, helped put ing when gilt-edged work was needoil All kinds at Building Material was out on lust. £.. was safe team up in the first rank. However, ii,,, Hit ,,r ..r ,i.. Utterly E. O. CARLSON-1 138 street Perth Amboy, N. .1 ! lie has been recalled, and this lias Xiffloo, Fayette on a drive to center. Iverson safe on PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Hardees defeat. Thev Iiad an ull day. weakened Dunn's pitching staff to LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. Painter and Paper Hanger an inlicld hit, Oberly going to second. SolitHlulu III KITect 8f|>t. . fourth, fifill and seventh were League -0 MARIUS TH. PEDERSEN Jobbing promptly innings died on three strikes. Mullen R. K. Ferries. t' |Geist the clubs In the pennnt limit are for- STORE FIXTURES batfests with llie TRAINS t,KA VK RTATK HTREIST STATION •S Mason Contractor veritable Guggiei center aud and A mb. hit to Iverson Walney tunate in that they will play all their 130-132 Brbad Street, Berth y as the and it was in those FOR NEW YORK ST performers, was on the home \ 291 WASHINGTON reached home. Mullen caught remaining games m.. m. that 0.10,7.45 a. and 4.38 p. rn., 1.83 p. daily innings they proved beyond to steal third. Three runs. grounds and against tho weaker connects all way train for ilouud Brook, Mauch I* In m be trying Pottsville and in- SEYLER & WELKER R. B. SMITH, Saiillary doubt that they were to win tho valua teams of the None o£ the Chuuk, Weatherly, lla/idton, (lied to Walney. W. Walden league. termediate (mints. I. < \ 117 Cordon C. F Welker, 2fif S'ean Koyen h.*yl< r, st, i and Sheet Iron Worker. hie up the w ife of oni leaders will clash, as the tout | st. and Builders. Tinning trophy hung by fanned the thrice. Delan- FOR SOUTH PLAINFIELD Washington Carpenters Bhoj and Gas Fitter. atmosphere in* o* Robbii s' lumberyard. Estimates cheer Jobbing Promptly of their "southern” teams of the league, all 0J0,7.85 a. m., 1.38, 4.38 p. m. 8.16 employers. to to Iverson. No runs. Sunday? ful*'" ♦>' uhhed. Jobbing promptly attended to attended to. ey Walney a. in. 1.33,0.15 p. in. As the I’ardees came to bat each In the first division, arc playing at 55 N. B. Ate Perth Amboy, N. J. Eighth inning—H. Oberly hit safe- FOR OTHER POINTS | Shop their partisans almost 1 home. CARL DRESSLEH inning yellei ly. Deiter hit to the rigbtlleld fence 7.85a. m. dally except Sunday connect with Providence will play Buffalo and 1 i CROUSE themselves hoarse, hut to no avail, am express train for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown. | Carpenter and Builder IRA R. ! for two bases and Oberly tallied. Rochester next week, the “Sited end Pottsville, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Ht. Louis, and lluililer. hut three safe hits were secured ol Chicago. Parlor car Bethlehem to Buffalo con- Jobbing promptly attended to. Carpenter put on lirst. DeLeon out on will finish with the same two teams all Ave Dooley nects with local train at South Plainfield for 9 Park Ave., near New Brunswick one 17:i-R Mullen. To s credit ho it sail Telepl Colyer lirst. E. Oberly hit ono into C. Wal- while Toronto and Montreal will points east of Mauch Chunk. N, ,1. in. train for Buf- 405 State Street. Perth Amboy, that the lidding of the C. 1*. W. lean Baltimore. Thf 8.15 a. Sundays only, Express A. R. A. OVERGAARIE den's hands. One run close tho season at falo, Niagara Falls, Ht. Louis and Chicago. Stupa was loose lie did liis best and tiiat in 1 are about at Flemington Junction. Kasinussen reached lirst on an in chances, therefore, equal W. A. MILLER 4.38 p. tn. daily except Sunday express for MAHON and BUtLUKB was as could lie at as ii i for each team. Steam and gas fitter, tin iin.l sheet steady times, Held hit. hit to the inOcle Wilkes Barre, Scranton, Ha/elton, and principal *i'. O Market Stret t plumber,of Gallagher | Iron worker. A full line Stoves, Ranges, evidenced by his six strike uuts am i Ball players who were formerly intermediate stations. Perth N.J etc. Stove at very lowest and Kasinussen died on second. 0.10 in. through train for Buf- Estimates Furnished. Amboy, ; Pumps, repairing Knap are p. Sundays only 498 State St. Perth Amboy N. .!• Tel. no bases on balls. Lie made one of tin prominent In the big leagues fig falo, Falls, Bridge, Ht. LuuU prices. hit to thu and Niagara Suspension i 231 K 1. rtfBidencr 173 IJ per shortstop Gallaghei in this sensational finish. Hug md Chicago, connect* for New York. ^ Hardees’ hits. uting I C. W. WJLNBERC, wore the 1 TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PLAINFIELD and Knapper made victim: hey Jennings is manager and cap The of the historical gam FOR PERTH AMBOY. Painter and Paper Hanger story a No runs. v MORRIS SLOBODIEN of double play. tain of the Baltimore team: Off; Wall Paper for Kile j given in detail below shows that th 8.40 a. hi. 8.15, 5.00, 7.45 p. in. Sunday^ 10.15, 71 Fayette fit Established in 1861 Horseshoer and General Blacksmlthlng Ninth inning—Uversun out ou three Neal, who started with the Gianti i. in., 5.00, 7.45 p. m. Trains arrive Perth Am of tile A. S. & H. hoyi Uoy, 9.00 a. m., 4.05, 5 25, M0 p. in., Sundays 11.0*3 i Jobbing Promptly Attended to. heavy hitting out on lirst on : this reason, is playing the Infield ai sttikes. Walney i. in., 6.26, 8.10 p. m. Try an Ad. in tho EVEWING"NEWS 135 Fayette St. Opi>. Penn. Freight Station seemed to take the starch out o Million short liit. Geist lilt safely to left j Baltimore, and Rothgeb and Tickets sold to all western points. Gillis' aggregation. Muller ! two outcasts, are witl For further information apply to ticket agents Manager Mullen reached third ou a drive U Washington covered himself with several kinds o 1 him. center and Geist scored. 11. Obei Ij MIXED THINGS AT RARITANS TAKE TWO glory and ended his second viotoriou Billy Keister, the former llaltf out on lirst. One run. READING SYSTEM. " more is the heaviest baiter oi season with the A. S. A, R. team star, S :-*—*«»*«“ H 1.; a victim. out ot „ C. Walden Coiyer the team, Joe Bean, win twelfth of tin 1 Jersey City * ■» GAMES AT BELFORD. winning tho victory £ * 55 :ss¥Sjtf«'s WRESTLING MATCH. lly lo Del eon. Dlfttti fanned. Ni played shortstop for the New Yorl NEW JERSEY CENTRAL summer. present runs. (Hauls three years ago, holds dowi C/OPIHM'UmI to Jiium 25,-11100 Considerable money in small sum -t • Crowd Did Not- Like the Decision Local Team Has Closed the Sea- score: same at Jersey City -=> ^ V, ;3c4.fco.-« ; ‘V The detailed j the position TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY ^ changed hands. In the audience wer ) Leo Kel *•« 5 3Sil?S2«S 3 32522— : : '■&M Even! Was More son—Has a Good Murray's southpaw pitcher, and the of the fair sex. A. S. .V K. For New York, Newark and Elixuhelb at 0.88 ^' many members ; ly, lias been a winner, and Vander ^ A. 15. K. IE 7.17, (7.15New York only) 7.58, 8.39, 9.01, 9.51, : a Record. Fcrfe-t order was maintains 1 ■ inis done the bulk of the catch a. 12.09, 4 23, 1.47, 0.3-1, i hi £ Like Prize Fight. (i 1 I grift 11.18, 11.69 in., 1.10, 5.09, i Mullen, p. 7.45.8.09, (9.47 Sat urday only), (11.01 p. in. New i Ul; the game, thanks in 1 ing. | throughout Jargi ,11. Oberly, cf It 1 York only) Sundays, S.;*7, a. hi. 5.39, 9.1? n. m. IS: — The Raritans went to Bolford Sat- On tile Providence team are suet For and Trenton via Bound Brook 5 CLEVELAND, O., Sopt. part to Managers Fullerton and Gilli > Deiter, it b. 5 1 it Philadelphia r -tiai 7.17, 0.01, 11.59 a. 1.10, 6.09. p. m., Sunday* Wrestlers, pugilists and-* onlookers urday afternoon where they defeat- e. 5 2 I well-known players at Jack Dunn hi., 0 : o of the t wo contending teams, Dooley, 4 :rr, a. m., 9. IT p. in. ao i is -$? i a the Stai ed tlio Belford A. in two De Leon, r t. 5 2 2 Hie former Cilieinnatl For Ocean drove, etc., 5.07. mixed in general light op C., games. uf the fol Dick Harley, Long Branch, *- i A detailed story game 3.27, Ji.JJO, 7.19 p. in.. 18.P >.&s t;»- Theatre Friday night, after In the first game they won a 1C. Oberly, If. 5 1 1 and Detroit outfielder; Herman Me ».30ii.m., 13.83, stage by (Sundays excepted.) (Sundays except Ocean ovei lows: Iverson, lb. 5 2 1 Fred Beele had won a decision i .‘■.core of <1 to 2. The battery for the Earlaud, who was with tile New York • rove) 9.55 a. m*, 2.21. 1.51, 9.38 p. in. First lifted a f s s. 5 2 2 For Freehold, 5.07, 0.6-1,9.30 a ni., 13.23, 3,37 5 a local wrestler, and it was necessary itarltans was Hornsby and Buckley. inning—Mullen lonj Walney, Americans in 1903; Walter Brodlo, WsfiFis | b 5 2 2 in. center lield and Dunn i j Geist, 2 •. p. to call the police reserves to drive ! In the second game they won by a My to pulled another ex-Giant; Cronry, once n Additional trains for Red Bank, 2.37, 6.05. 6.84 til. that later collected at score of 1 to 0. The for the I down. II. Oboily hit short to C. Wal ior neiron, p. ISllIlill away mob bti’tlory Total. 17 11 lb punier South 5J)7. 9.54 a.m to lake on or lot j^he ] | For Amboy 7.11,9.20 •*y' M (I I Sundays, 7.10, in., 1.10,3.55,8.10 p. Effective Jan. 5&5, 1U05. * K.oycn, at lowest ratei on the Mark Lamb, who who rates himself at half ’’! lly to Rasmussen. Ed struel : i Through tickets to all ed jaw by a. million, Oherly VV. Walden, r f it 0 0 points Junction foi I may bo had on application in advance at tin Cars leave Knhwuy out Tom Jenkins, the wres- began life a barefooted boy, and see what out. Iverson hit safe to lirst. Wnl from brought SPORTINC NOTES. ! ticket agent at the station. formatory every tuliiutes ■'» —_ in I am it H I" !•■ «,* tler. A free fight followed, which to-day!” fanned. No runs. Total..12 1 G. ilicaiinit, Vice-l'res. & General Manage \\ ney W. i'ai s leave Itahway JtitiLv oa f<»r o5 ifi « Club will he Sundays and Legal Holidays. Mulls Close. on but first ot Social organized. They a. strikes him reached • • o * O • O • O • O • O • O • O • C; j 8.50,9.x*, 10.06. 10.80. 10 55, 11.65, m., 12.55, 0.16. 0.55, 7.35, 8.15, I I will have a first class howling team 1 55 2.57), .4.55, 4.65, 5.35, Rahway and Woo Ibridge.. Gallagher’s fumble. DeLeon lilt ti A of the members of tin a. mooting O .’lo 10.80, 11.20 m. 12.15 •• i season. j 9.00, p. m._ New York, direct. to C. wil ho held tomor- at work this Leave Tottenville daily 1.30, 5.55, 0.22, 6.42, Northern to 4, with G’olyer who threw second, DeLeoi i! Riverside A. .‘Jew York and Way. ‘Coi„1J Ef From Chicago daily, August 30 September I 7 10 7 45 8.12 9.10 10.05, 10.40. 11.05 a. in.. 8outh row when a football team wil! jersey Way.. via the going to second and Dooley to third night 1210, 1 on. 2.05, 2.85, 8.37, 4 10, 4.147, 5.10, New York and Eastern fltalea. t Hi low rates from all ; | correspondingly points lor the season. Chunk anti Glen Onoko Excursioi 5.37. 5.18. 0.55, 7.17, 7.40, 8.37, 9 37, 10.*20,11.10 Fords and If E. Oberly Hied to Rasmussen. Ras be organized Mauch , Kemtbey. Railroad p. m, i‘2.15, 1.30 a. in. New York and Northern Way..,,*.... Pacific and North-Western ruussen threw wild to third and Via Lehijh Valley Sept. 17, ! 7.16, 8.20, 9.05 Unhwnand Woodbridge... Chicago, Union Doole New Polar Bear. Sundays and Legal Holiday, *0.95, f\K| Out. I, and 15. I *.i 4«», 10 15, O'. 15, 11.35a. in.. 12 15. 1.15, 2 15. 3.16 South Jersey Way.. trains and DeLeon scored Iverson out a 1 or one night to Denver. Two fast through daily A now specie!; of white, polar bear i _— I 1.10, 5 10. 5 55, 0.2'), 7.10. 7'50, 8 80, 9.10,9.18, New York .and Northern Way... 11Only m. I first. Walney safe on lirst. Geist hi ^ in the interior of thi train leaves Perth Amboy at ! 10.40,11.42 p. in., 13 62 a. Mouth Jersey Way has been found Special llahwav/and Woodbridge. for round Express train leaving Perth Amboy at 7.33 to left and scored. Geis L northwest of British Columbia. / 11.15 a. ill. Fare trip, $t.5(, Fords arid Keasbey ... Walney par: j a in. will ston at New Dorp, only, at 7.60 a in. A. cents for children. in. All points.. 1\ TRAINS G. scored on Mullen’s mounted lias been in the Car | adults; 75 Expr ss train leaving Now York at 6.30 p. SPECIAL and Mullet hit, specimen at 7 in nine 1 JiO'.lO 0-12 5t will stop at New Dorp. only, at 0.05 p. m. M moy Order department opens a Ij without museum lor years, but onl; at 8.0(1 at m trains personally conducted, sto'e se ond. He scored on H. Obei negle j Express Irain leaving Perth Amooy at (3 4*i pm Haturday G.90p ||P ^^\Through true character ! a m. will id Pleasant Plains at leave a. m. and p. lately was Its recog NEWS has branch of- stop 8.14, Hugue- Oao. f? Twik. ® ™^kcharge, Chicago xo.15 10.30 EVENING not at H 18, New 8.20. ^ been regarded as an fclbi Do*p. a. ! -nlzod. It h*

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