v - V'O ...... S l l S •d “T—T m THIRTEENTH YEAR. NO. 188; ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9,i 1899.-EIGHT PAGES. TWO CENTS

THE BOARDERS REMAIN. CARNIVAL OF SPORTS TODAY. YOCNGMENDEL CONFESSED I FARMERS HAVE GRIEVANCE REUNION AT OCEAN GROVE W a n t e d Queer Proceeding to Got Rid of Sea' The Big Program Contains Names eon Gnestfi. of Prom inent Stars. PUBLIC SALE THE NEW MARKET PLACE IS COMMITTED TO JAIL FOR It Is seldom that an Asbury Park boarding Some of the world’s prominent athletes QUINQUENNIAL EVENT WAS OP $9,000 GRAND LARCENl. house keeper wants to get rid of a season U N S A T I S F A C T O R l’. wjll participate this afternoon 'In the car­ . , SPLENDID AFEAIIt. guest, but such a state of affairs now ex­ nival of sports arranged to take place on the athletic grounds, this city. Tho events ists a t £ono ojf the sm aller Grand avenue Say Location fa Bad, Space is T o o $5,000 . • Employed at Wedcl’s D uring Past are scheduled to begin a t 2.30. Such noted Htudenrs and Alum til of the Cctiren? Four Seasons—Par Money Received hostelrles. What the outcome will be is Small and Dancer..Owing to Lia­ ary Collegiate IBrooklyn, but during boarders In their seats In the dining room in’ words more forcible than elegant. Some , professional. | headquarters\ore at the Arlington hotel, water frontage to middle of lake. High of thofn would not flay a word, but others [ Gorner resides In Asbury Park, makes his I From a to 5 yc-iterday afternoon w\ Infor- the summer ho occupies a tent at Bradley and told the waitresses not to serve them ground, shade; no restrictions. Condi­ Beach, together with his mother and sister, spoke In any but Complimentary terms of j living at AUentmrst nnd is a member of tho mal reception was hold In the parlors of with anything to eat. The chambeimald tions made known at time of sale. Par­ For four seasons he has been .employed l>y thenc;ion of the city officials ...... in ulovlng ' Long. Branch ” ’ Atnl...... ?Me dub. Judging from the Arlington, which purtotfk of the nature was also Instructed to remove tho linen and ticulars or terms ut private sale of Apply to George Wedel, tho Cookman avenue sta­ blankets from the room. All of these or­ them from Main streetjat the head of Wes-1 the lively Intorc.st the people of these three of a reunion. Dr. W. P. Furguson, presi­ tioner. ders were complied with, but still tho man ley lake. This latter point has been the resorts take In tho muscular Uttle athlete, dent of the college, received the old and stamping ground of the farmers for many J. there la assuratice that there will be an lm- . • ’ * I A few days ago Mr. Wedel received an -and his wife remain. present students and their friends, and a D. C. COVERT ■years. Here they met and traded and bar-J mense ory*wd of represontativos_from each MILAN ROSS AGENCY anonymous letter from a person .who stated Tho proprietor now throat9ns to reinove social two hours wan spent In 1 the renewal tered with each other and wiih the whole- placo to cheer him, anxious to see him carry I that on several occasions purchases had the springs and perhaps the bed. Last of old acquaintances. sale atid retail donlera, arid occasionally j off tho prizes anthgain new honors^ 208 Main Street 208 Bond Street been made at his store through Mendel, and night Hho called upon Justice Borderi'&nd . Last evening saw the gro^te^t events in with hotel and boarding housa people, each A special fe iture a t the carnival will be the th a t he* did not ring them up on tbe cash wanted to know If she would be - justifiedJji J connection with the reunion in an enter- register. This aroused Proprietor Wedel’s throwing the baggage out of the house; year tho number of farmers growing larger' high dive of 00 foot into a pool of water only Ualnment In'iJie auditorium, folh)wed by a suspicion and be'determined to test the She was referred to the legal fraternity. At and larger, until fltmlly ft has become a 11 vo feet deep by Arthur C. Holden of New- banquet at the rVrliii^tun* 13<>ih were very young man’s honesty. a late hour last night the boarders were still question w hat to do w ith all tire Vehicles, j ark, who claims to bo tlie champion diver o f ! successful. Monmouth Trust Yesterday morning several bills were I In possession of their room. They blocked the stre et for two squares or ( tho world. At Patorsnnon M ay 80 he dived I A large f*u1i«:iee git.h(»red in ihe audi- KEITH’S EXPRESS marked arid glvon to outside parties by more nnd tho adjoining side streets as well, ; 110 feet into 7 foot of water. At Vailsburg torlum at.8 o'clock to hear the excellent A N D ----- and the nolsoof the early morning traffic | July 2a he dived 35 foot into only 4 feet S program prepaid f«>r ihe occasion. Prof. ANBURY PARK and OCEAN GROVE Mr. Wedel, who requested that they visit FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT. the store and buysomo goods of Mendel, caused complaint to be made repeatedly to j inches of water. M uiager Voigt of the ji*. w. Sc^ltoder performed an organ pre- the city authorities, which resulted ip tho Vailsburg track is said to be willing to back Hotel Brunswick, using the marked bills to pay for them. Clothing Set. on Fl»o W hile Plnylng- ludo and Rev. Charles L. Mead*of Hoboken Safe Deposit Company {Railroad Depot and . During the morning soveral of tho marked W ith Matches. action taken Monday n ig h t and reported in ■ Holdon for from $l,0ffiTto $5,000 against all m ade tho In voc it ion. Dr. IV. P. Ferguson 1214 Bangs Avenue. bills were handed Mendol In payment for - Walter Gnnd alter, the 3-year-old son of the P ress yesterday. " ' comers. Holden Is booked to dive from the gave the address of welcome. A pretty Monmouth Bulldlnp, Asbury Park, H. J. Principal Office 800 MAIN STREET goods, but noneof;/themjgot Into the cash W illiam Gundaker of Bradley Beach, met) The farmers begin to arrive as early as ^ Brooklyn brldgo some tl :ne in September if solo, was rendered by Miss Lida Frank 3 80 or o’clook In the morning. Some he can escape the vigilanco of the police. Ooods stored at reasonable rates, drawer. with a fatal accident yesterday morning. Price of P^tchoguo, N. Y., followed by a CAPITAL, $100,000. Telephone connection. The young salesman Was finally Invited Every effort was made to save the dhild’s of them start shortly after midnight and ------—------short address on an educational topic by P.O . BOX 607,a. ASBIHtY PARK. Into $ rear room and Chief Smith was sent life, but he only lived a few hours after the corns long distances from the interior dls- FINP3 CARNIVAIj INTROSPECT, Rev. W. F. McDowell, D.D., secretary of SURPLUS, $25,000 for, but before he arrived Mr. Wedel had accident happened. trlcts. Ssai, Girt, Manasquan and Point ’ tho board of education. succeeded In getting a confession from In some unaccountable manner the little Pleasant dealers are there; Hamilton, Glen- New Fja'urds In Klecfrtclty to be Hon. J. J. Dolliver of Iowa delivered an A rra n g e J Uxecutea all trusts known to the law. ^ - Mendel, who emptied his pocket of about dola, Blue Ball, Bailey’s Corner, Turkey and oration, addressed particularly to the stu­ t^aos money on bond and mortgage. A Good Time fellow got hold of some matches and began A j dnt mooting of the Asbury Park and Receives deposits subject to checic and allows $17, including the marked bills. playing with .them. No one was nearby villages all through Wall township, as yvell dents of the college. , - interest on daily balances. Ocean GroVe lake carnival com m ittee was ■ The marshal placed the young man under and the matches were finally lighted. The as places In Neptune township to the west Ho spoke of the new responsibilities of Acts as Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent TO HAVE YOUR EYES held in Association hall, Ocoan Grove, last Pays coupons. arroat and*he was locked up. The city de­ flames set Are to the child’s clothing tlnd of Asbury Park, are represented: from as educated men and woim n, and said th at one Makes demand and time loans on approve evening. Most encouraging reports Were ATTENDED TO tective then visited Mendel’s home luBrad- burned furiously. Tho boy screamed at the for west as Freehold, and north to Atlantic of the first duties of educated people was to collateral. g'ven from tho various sub-committees and Safe deposit vaults. Iey Beach, armed with a search warrant. H ghlands they bring their produce, for take a bright view of life. There is some top of his voice; attracting tho attention of all indications point to tho lake carnival Here he found a varied collection of goods this Is undoubtedly a good market owing to excqse for an ignorant m in to get down In A. C. TWINING, President. Benjam in Glaser, Scientific his father, who rushed to tho rescue. Evo^y this year as bcin? tho greatest ever held. which had been stolen from Wodel’s store. the Immense demand for vegetables by tho the mouth, but for ail educated man there Is 3 . B. M, HARVKV, Vice President stitch of the clothing was burned o'ff, how­ Only a week remains, the date being next RRHCK S. KEATOR, Secretary. Optician from Vienna, Austria, These were all packed In a valise and pro­ twin cities, Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. 110 excuse for gloomy brooding*. D. C. CORNKI»I«, Treasurer. ever, before tho blaze was extinguished, Tuesday evening, Augmt 15, but during duced In court as evidence of the young . When the truckraisers began to come in Mr. Dolliver said also in regard to foreign will be at my store for a short and the little fellow’s body was terribly that week the greatest preparations will DIRECTORS: man’s guilt. yesterday morning they were met by a big emigration that lie had lived long enough burned from head to foot. bo in progress to simply captivate our O. H. Brown, IsaacC . Kennedy time. Consultation free. Mendel was taken- before Police Justice policemen who politely showed thom their to believe that the good; hard working, in­ J. H. Buchanon, Henry Mitchell, M, Dr. II 8 . Kinmonth of this cltB^was sum­ groat summer population. The committee D. C. Cornell, John P. O’Hrien, Borden last night. *He looked over tho new location. Tho order excited wonder on dustrious foreigner who comes to our shores moned and did all In his power\o relievo have several new designs of illumination W. J. Harrison, Perry R. Smith, goods and plead guilty to stealing them, the part of tho farmers until couticil> ac­ and makes his home here is a blessing to us. Col. G. B. M. Harvey, Milan Rosa, tho suffering of the little one. and elf -ct In view, one of th e m ost gor­ George P. Kroehl, A. C. Twining. also to the larceny of the money. The tion was made known to them. Soon there ‘Nobody ever amounted to anything ex­ geous of which Is an electrical fountain 30 Bruce 9. Keator, M. D., H. II. Vrecland, charge being grand larceny tbe magistrate was the greatest aggregation of vehicles of cept under tho pressure of poverty," said tt. D. W Vroom. ROW OVER A BIOYCLE. foot in diameter which will be'placed mid­ had no other alternative but to commit all sorts ever congregated at ono place. Mr. Dolliver. “Hard work in‘ikes clfnrac- 1 way betwoen the bridges. This fountain is CLAUDE j. WISEMAN him to tho county jail without ball. The vacant lot filled up quickly nnd still ter. The poor have occupied every platieof Argument Ended In a Scrap, Then to be a grand affair. Electrical displays FISHING TACKLE W hat the full amount of his plunder has they came. Then Spring wood avenue was distinction in our country.” JEWEUHa iho Police Court. ■will bo made from both bridges. A large TTAND MADE RO^S been during the four seasons which he has utilized and both sides, from the railroad to He scored tho pessimist with the most REPAIRING ON RODS AND REELS Joe Moritz was before Police Justice search light will play an Important part. BLOOD WORMS been employed It would be hard to estimate. Main street was packed- closely with biting sarcasm. Mr. Dolliver d.os not be­ Borden last nlgjitcharged with assault and- The fireworks wilt be furnished by Charles LIVE MINNOWS 645 Cookman Avenue. . Mr-Wedel feels quite confident that ho wagons, leaving barely room in tho middle lieve in tho “calamity howler,” anti he re­ SHEDDEIt C’RVBS battery. The complaint was made by John Crowell of New York, a summer resident stole a blcyc’o from him last fall. Wedel for a'single vehicle to pass. Wheels oc­ gards him as a most miserable person. He Holmes, colored. The disturbance arose of Ocean Grove. The amount expended in J . F, SEG ER was in the mountains, and when he re­ casionally locked, but no serious damage said that no educated person should join over a bicycle which Holmes had taken to this way will be in excess of last .year. 647£ C o o k m a n A v e n u e . Asbury Park turned Mendel had left and the wheel was occurred. When a wagon Started at ono tills grovelllrg class, but that they should Moritz'for repairs. Strings of all colored Incandescent lights gone. This season Mendel, traded ’ the end of the passageway vehicles com’ng in look on the bright side of life. In regard to C O C A W IN E When tho argument was at ‘fever heat will be strung from bridge to bridge. wheel, which he claimed to have bought tho other direction had to Watt, and this the Philippines he said th a t educated *peo ‘’Cyco” says th a t Holmes struck a t hLib, Walter B. Day of Asbury Park was ap­ from his brother, and during the summer blocked traffb at a dangerous point, ^he pie should believe that the American flag Asbury Park for V in Coca and In self defense he demonstrated his pointed assistant officer to keep boats in has been riding a w hite flyer. railroad. * , would carry liberty,to that land, and he pugilistic abilities. Holmes was near the line, olTwhich the number will be very The question has two sldesr -The city also said thUt educated people should im­ Health and Recreation OUR NEW PREPARATION door, and again started at “Cyco,” with large. 'S RATS” DEFEAT OREOS. authorities are expected to keep the high­ bue themselves with tbe Bpirit of Christ. his hand upon his hip pocket; The committee on finance, reported that ways clear for traffic and desire to cope Tho address was splendid oratory and But of World Renowned Virtue Joe thought ho had a gun and started for tho necessary funds had either beeu col­ Bamman’s for choice Groceries. Not Basket Ball Played in ihe Empire a roar room to arm himself for the duel. with the noise feature of the affair or else was frequently apphiuded. only tho best, but also the cheapest place Swimming Pool. they get jumped on by tho residents. The lected or was promised. in town for'goods of the same quality. We ThiB preparation of Coen tones up When be returned Holmes had disappeared. The entertainmont at the auditorium The Bath House Rats again defeated the , Officer Van Wickle notified Moritz to ap­ farmers must have some place to dispose of came-to a closa a t 10 o'clock, and then fol­ are selling the finest Butter made at nearly the wlioie system, ia particularly Oreos hoys In last Right’s game, of basket OCEAN GROVE’S BAlX TOSHERS the same price you pay for Buttorlue, Oleo- pear In court, and Justice - Borden listened their goods. Looking at It from their lowed the banquet at the 'Arlington. m argerine or fixed up Embalmed Butter, adapted to Physical and Nervous ball a t the Empire pool by a score of 4 to 2. standpoint they say they have to pay to the case last night. Decision was re­ Defeat Norwood Team—Will Tackle Covers were laid for 150, and this large which surely no one really relishes. Tlie prostration, and’to build up per­ Tbe game was witnessed by an audience license and are restricted so much that drop In price of Coffee has been faithfully served until 10 o’clock this morning, aud Belmar Next Monday, company, seated In the spacious dining sons wasted by continued ill of nearly 500 people and was exciting in the there isn’t much Incentive to do business followed by us until now you can buy a Moritz was allowed to go until that time. The Ocean Grovo and Norwood baseball hall of the Arlington, which was .neatly pound of good coffee at Bamman’s for 15c extreme. While the playing on both sides here. health. 75 cents, pint bottles. teams played another game on the Nor­ decorated, made an Impressive appearance. which a little over a year ago sold at 30 was good, the work of Squires, Hurley and The principal objection to the lot along cents. Endorsed by nil Physicians. HORSE RAN FOUR MILES. wood grounds on Monday. It was tho de­ The feast of good things progressed with Culver for the “Rats.” and Sagurton and the railroad iu the continuous passing of mirth aud laughter, and music was fur­ Bo sure to try this Leader. On the other Prepared only by Rush ton for the Oreos, was particularly ciding game of a series and was wou by hand the sharp rise In price of Tea will be Did No Damage and Boy tn Wagon trains. Some men were unable to do any nished by tho Carlisle college orchestra.. ignored by us until forced to change. good. business at all yesterday, being compelled Ocean Grove with a score of 6 to 2. The line­ Escaped Injury. up was as follows: Rev. Eugene A. Noble acted as toastmaster All winter long we have watched and W. R. HAM, The players composing the two ttams An exciting run away, occurred In West to stand at their horses’ heads to {prevent of the evening, and tho following responses picked up tho bargains as they wore offered Ocean Guove. Norwood. 4tid are now lu first-class shape to supply were: Oreos—W. EL Sagurton, James Ap­ Park last night. The horse belonged to H. them from running away. The men who were made: President W. P. Ferguson, “C. Druggist and Apothecary, plegate, W alter Rusbt*>n, Nelson Woolley I Am ell...... pitcher...... Blen the wants of the largest hotels and boarding C. Jelllff, tho Main street grocer, and the had animals that were not,afraid of tho , H..... orton.- ...... catcher...... McGibbon C. I.;” Egbott Tamblyn, ’87, “Hacketts- houses, as well as m tvate families. and LeRoy Godfrey. Rats—LeRoy Wain- 16 7 Main St. Asbu'ry Park. only dccupant of the wagon was Mr. Jel- cars did all the business, while the others . Milligan...... first base...... O’Brien town in the legal profession;” Leon C. Depend on it if ever we are undersold right, Robert Culver, Jack Squires and llff's little son, who Is about 5 years of age. stood helplessly by, upablo to giveatten- R eiter...... second base...... Blnkerton Prince, ’04, “The Ladies of C. C. I.;” Prof. something or other is wrohs. . It will pay Will Hurley. Dr. Doran acted as referee, tlon to buyers. This means loss to some R itte r...... t hird base...... if urpliy to deal will) a reliable house. Mr. Jelllff occupies a summer cottage at Preston...... short stop..: ...... Greene, Robert Petty, ’79, dean' of the Now York M M. Goldsmith as tlmo keeper, and J. S. Green Grove, about four miles west of As- of the hardworking farmers, aud it Is not Brown...... right field...... Brokaw law school, “The old alumni;” Samuel Johnson as umpire. A nother gam e .will be bu^y Park, straight out Asbury avenue. much wonder they kick. Some of tho V ail...... c* litre Held O’Brien Thompson, ’98, “The younger alumni;” M. L. BAM M AN S co tt...... left field Ayres played Friday night. Ho drove to his home last night and truckmen are accompanied by their wives William L. Clark, ’84, “The lights of C.( Tbe next game will be played at Belmar changed wagons. The horse was left for a or daughters, who come along, in some in­ C. I ;” Thomas Armstrong, ’87, “Educa- “ OUR GROCER” THE PEOPLE’3 SAY. moment in charge of the boy, but suddenly stances, to wait Until tho stores open and next Monday. The Oot'an Grove boys will tiop.” be pitted against the ball tossers' of. that R. R. 8 qunn» nnd Mailt St., Asbury Park. became frightened and ran away. The go shopping, in other cases to hold the Si>ring Luke, New Jersey. Don’t lilko to W eir Helmetf. place. . Of 75 acres on the banks of little fellow stuck bravely to his post, and. horses while the father or brother solicits Plsherraan Reich man’s Task, E ditor P ress:—As the Besson advances purchasers from bouse to house. The tuslness people on tho Ross pavilion Shark River, for sale low, to the animal was not captured until ho Prominent People at Floral Fete. so does Mr. Bradley's ideas. He has got Last Saturday Inspector Tindall says are happy In the prospect of rtsh presenta­ reached a point on Munroe avenue about Quite a number of celebrated onlookers close an estate. Two fine min­ something new this year for his holp to there were by actual count 237 vehicles of tions which are to be made/to them by the Have You Tried Our two blocks west of the railroad. Fortu­ were observed at tbe Plaza’s floral feto on eral springs on the property. wear on tfcelr heads. Instead of the neat all kinds congregated on Mula street a t one veteran fisherman, Ignnce Reichman, who nately no damage w as done and the boy es­ Saturday. Among them were jolly, good w hite cups they wore la st sum m er he has time. They make a big showing and a busy has regularly each summer for twenty Double Glasses 1 Elegant location for a Sanita­ caped injury, although he was somewhat natured Mike Kennedy, everybody’s friend, compelled them to wear a linen helmet, sceno. years fished from tho Asbury Park fishing frightened. ' ______nnd natty and dappar Al. Marsb, the pink rium or subdivision into villa which is noither Co mfortable nor appropri­ The city needs some point at which the pier. Mr. Reichman lives in a tent In of neatness, late of Daly’s theatre. An­ Both near and far in one frame plots. For full particulars, ap­ ate. One of his help said, the other day: Avon Baptist Church Fair. farmers and marketmen can' meet, and it Bethseda Block. Ocean Grove, and this other prominent figure was Miss Marguer­ “ We ar& the laughing stock of all th e peo­ The ladles* fair and festival to be given ought to be centrally located. The present week caught a 5-pound flounder which he We will guarantee to (It your eyes with them, ply to ite Lemon, she of soft, peachy bomplexlon, ple and regular guys, but as we must work at Avon in the quadrangle at the rear of action of council is understood to be In the presented to Manager Bowman Of the and if uot s itisfactory att^r a fair trial will change and Arthur Leighton, the bright English the lenses for two separate pairs without extra for our bread and butter. I suppose we the, Avon Inn on Sylvanla avenue, will be­ nature of an experiment, but it Is one that Pach photograph gallery, and' which Mr. charge. . comedian. AU wfre the guests of Miss shall have to put up. with It.” The employ­ gin* today. The cottagers have donated is not satisfactory among the men who are and Mrs. Bowman and the little Bowman^ Have you- Headach*. Neuralgia, Pain In the W. H. BEEGLE Helen Blythe, who received her friends Eyes? For relief cot suit ees Bay they hope Mr. Bradley will not in­ choloe gifts to insure Its success, and Mrs. affected by the order. Not a single m an In heartily enjoyed at thair Little Dot cottage. with a charm of manner peculiarly her sist on wearing the helmets all summer, as Armstrong, wife of the formor pastor of all the crowd yesterday expressed himself jNow th a t the veteran fisherman has started 226 M a i n S t r e e t own. J it is embarrassing io hear such remarks as the Baptist church, has taken an active as favorable to tho new order. the ball rolling1 ho Is Implored by the Ross LEECH, STILES & CO., “Look at that; he looks like a bug under a pavilion people to keep It up until each has ' a s BURY PARK, N .J . . part in the preparations. The churoh Is to Dining R»;mn Attendants FJr Iis , Philadelphia Eye Specialists. cabbage leaf,” etc. S ym pathizer. benefit by the fair, which will have many CON WELL LECrUHES TpNIGBT.. The colored dining room attendants In a been presented with a flne prize. Mr. Or, attractive-.features to recommend It. At prominent North Asbury Park hotel became Reichman knows how to fish aud is equal Time Wasted la Preliminaries. night the tent'\Hll be Illuminated and •‘The Heroism O f «- Private blf*” engaged in an altercation yesterday after­ to the task. 22a H1AIN STREET, J. J. TUCKER, Executor, A just criticism has arisen In Ocean Chinese lanterns j will adorn the ap­ W ill be Hie Subject. noon which resulted in the complete knock­ Grove in regard to the delays occasioned in W anamassa Camp Meeting. EVERY FRIDAY. Hours 9.30 to 5. proaches. , . Dr. TEtussell H. Conwell, who Is already out of One of the twain. He received a 37 W e s t 1 2 th St, New York City. getting meetings in the Ocean Grovo audi­ Report says the campmeoting at Wana well known to Ocean Grove audiences, will sugar bowl full in the forehead and was ]80-»r. D adlrrian’a io o iak or .Matzoon. that cannotbe cured by taktagRennet-ine. '• 7. *897 . . . . . 038*33:41 ; \ OPPICBHi. city tn ; the state o f New Jersey .has over Refreshing apd nourishing beverage at 0’pen for Tbuslness again. Inst motion, Rennet*! ne. Prioe 50c. and l i . For sale a t Kinm onth’a. •• 7, >898. . . . . 684,94447 ,* I . . _ . . r . . . contained a collection oomparablo with it, rental and renatrs. Lake avenue cu n Heck HBNRYC. WINSOR, President. Coleman’s pharmaoy by the bottle or by ^ho IndlgesUon relieved at once by taking , ■ T TV m *■——* , ' ' ' '• <-■ lT ptf.■ ;. y ' Adv. 169 tf, v „ ' *- . street, J. L, Wiseman, manager. ^5 tf OHO. W. BVANB, Vlce-Pre»ld»nt Kennet-in®. For sale a t Kinm onth’s D rug I t . you baye .no particular plaoe to go Black’s M^lt Extract invigorates, 20 cents Store. ' this evening just ar6p into th e book auc­ Bd &IUND B. DAYTON, O h le r. a bottle;,three for B0 cents. Opposite post- Rebnetmtf cures Indigestion. For sale at, RenneWne cures dyspepsia. .For tion a t 807 Kingsley street and listen to tbe Black, ap'otnecary, opposite postoffioe. tf JB9S8 MINOT, AM’tC .ih ler offloe. - ; ; U I 162 tf. Kinmonth’s.'. " ■ . ;, . i 66tf,, Kinm onth’a exp^tlatioiiB of ^otioneer. 178 tf-- vv-":v-">v | ) „ :;A;; - THB PA k K O A IH j V ---- Bewnre mente for Catairh SOME HAED LUCK ST0EIE3. OUR SUMMER VISITORS. :^i*hR^ipdnt«ln Weroury, ':'y The John F. Hnherfffon Party*" Trlttl» aa mercury;:wiil surely destroy the* sense of In the Klondike. THEY COME TO ENJOY SEA­ em'ell and 'compietely derange th e whole Victoria, B. C.» Aug. 8,—According to ,system when entering it through the mu­ tlie arrivals by the at earner Rosalia John SIDE PLEASURES. cous surfaces. 'Such articles should never P. Robertson and a iv^y of 11 prospec­ be used except on prescriptions from repu­ L. R. B. W ILSON, the well-known expert from St. Andrews, ' Scotland; iitnports tors, who set out from Dawson City a Persons MOre or Less Distinguished table physicians, as the damage they will year ago to prospect along the Porcupine, Who Help to Make the Passing do Is ten fold to the good you can possiWy 1 5jOcq gelf clubs yearly. They are used by Douglas Jlo’landj H ^H . Hilton, Roster river, returned vto the Klondike in an Baking Powder derive fronfHhem. Hall’s CatanVCuVe, Throng—"Where They Come From m anufactured by F. J. Cheney .& Co., To* . emaciated condition on July 112. Betts, W. B. Smith, H. P. Tolar/Findlay Doojglas. and all the leading players. ; They reached. Dawson on the steamer and Where They Stay While at JedOj- O.; contains no mercury,- arid ls~ taken A sb n rv . P a r k . internally, acting directly on the blood and Sault- Ste. Mnrip, which vessel picked Made from pure mucous surfao*a of the system. In buying Sole agents for A m erica: ;SlatengeK fij-iSofisj 6 .E ast 15th Streett New York City. I them up at the confluence of the Poreu- Hall’s Catarrh - Curd be sure you get the ' pine and Yukon. - The unfortunate pros­ cream of tartar. Charles Blaok, a New York dentist, is a recent arrival at the Portland. genuine. It Is taken internally, and made London agents: Wisden & Co.i'2 1'Craiiboune Street,-W. C. pectors left Dawson because of a report in Toledo. Ohio* by F. J. Cheney & Co. : •‘v . e ' ' V • • ..*• . . • . ' , ' , of a miner, who eaiiie in from’the head­ A. G. Bilker of Dallas, Texas, is hhppy to Testimonials free. be registered at the West End. waters of-the Porcupine and told of rich Safeguards the food Sold by Druggist*, 75c. Mr. W ilson| is M aster of the; Green at the Deal Golf Club, Deal, N. J., where clubs - Miss Florence Berrian of New.York is Hall's Family Pillg are the best. finds there. again a guest a t t h e ^ a o d Central. The Robertson party, led by the miner, against alum. may be inspected. •. ' * . . ‘ "• | .. . 5 ' . started for the scene of his reported find­ Mrs. Esther Snow of Scranton, Pa.t is a DeWitt’s Little Early Risers expel from, popular guest at the Richards House. the system all poisonous accumulations? ings, but during their journey the miner regulate the etomach, bowels and liver, tad was drowned*nnd, although they search­ Alum bating powders are the greatest E Charles Keeler of Brooklyn was the guest of Miss Mabel Pilcher a t the Madison over purify the blood i They drive away diseace. ed the country thoroughly, Itobertson mcnacers to health of the present day. I Sunday. dissipate melancholy, and give health and and his party failed to timl a trace of the vigor for tho daily routine. Do noci^ripe BOYAl. OAXIHQ POWOC« CO., W£W YORK. A well known physician summering at or sicken. W. B. Ham. ^ dead man’s El Dorado. They were finally the Ocean is Dr. E. M. Clifford of Greena- DRS.BRYAN & BURT 9*+ taken on board a whaler where they burg, Pa. . PHyBICIAN’B AND BURGEONS, spent the winter. 221 Asbury avenue, Asbury Parlr, N. J. Office John C. Agnew, a Philadelphia lawyer, hours 8 to 18 a. m., 8 to 8 p. m.t 5 to 0 vp, m. EMPIRE The Seott-Mason party of Chicago had VALUES LIFE HIGHLY. has takon up his summer rtsldence at the J. H. LaPearl’s Phone 5. - . - . been found on the arctic shores by the Delphian. whalers a short time before the Robert­ Connect tent Jntl^e Protests Against O. H. Kelly, collector of the port of Perth DR, F. r. COLEMAN son party were picked up, and, after be­ Common Law Fletlon. Amboy, is one of the well known visitors a t Great Allied Shows ing housed nnd fed for a month, they had New Haven. Aug. S. — For the first he Coleman. Northwest ooroer Fourth ave. and Kingsley at. left, intending to make a short prospect­ TWO RING CIRCUS OOloa Hours; 8 tolO a. m., 1,80 to 8.80 p. m* time in the history of Connecticut a One of Massachusetts’ leading politicians ato8p.m» • • • • ing tour ami relnrn. They had not re­ judge has declared from the bench that Is C. H. Fierce of Northampton, a guest a t Telephone 1 B. turned, however, ami it was feared they “the fiction of the old common law in re­ tho Coleman. GIGANTIC MUSEUM, Golden M enagerie have perished. gard to the value of a humpn life is ridic­ The Misses Hutching, two well known andSp ctacular ROMAN HIPPIDROME New York belles,are spending the.month at. DR. MARGARET 0. CURRIE ulous.*’ 188 Ualn avenue, ooean Qrova, N. J. I Cyclone Sink* Mnny Shltiri. Judge George W. Wheeler of the su­ the Madison. Will Exhibit st .. Pool Bath; 25 Cents Fort de Fram-e. Island of Martinique, Dr. Van horn o and wife a re a t the West* i 17 to 10 a. m , perior court has awarded #100 damages Offloe Hears >8 to 6 p. id. Aug. 8.—A cyclone struck La Pointe-a- in the suit of Andrew J. Broughel minster. Dr. Vanhorne ‘is a dentist of Private Tub Baths, 30 Cents. Roseville, N. J. ASBURY PARK I 7 to 10p.m . Pitre, island of Guadeloupe. The dis^- against the New England Telephone tubance lasted for hours. A number of company for the loss of the life of A social favorite at tho Clifton Is W. M. DR ELLA PRENTI8S UPHAM Four Tickets for^Jl .00. ^ houses had their roofs blown off and Wright of the Trenton Crockery Manufac­ George Davis of Wallingford, nn em­ turers’ company. August 10. ''noThita AtmuB, Anbury Park, u ... 1 were flooded, and a number were demol­ ployee of the com pa i.^’, on FeU- 13*. 1J08. Offloe VsKh a n t. 10s.m .. 18to »,8to 180p.m. A. C. Gle of th e ' well known New Y ork ished, but no fatalities were recorded. With the decision Judge Wheeler has Telepiion^ Call *21 . ^ __ Twenty-three fiatboats and fishing boats hat firm of that name, is spending a few filed with the clerk of the superior court days at the Victoria. were sunk in the* harbor, in addition to nn option in which he says that tinder DR. J. 0. OSBORNE, HOT AND COLD schooners, two small steamboats and an­ A New York society belle who is enjoy­ the Connecticut law $100 is all he can ing the summer breezes at the Brighton is of Newark. other steamer, the llirondle'. which were award, but that the award should in Miss K atie T. White. Comer Third avenue and Kingsley street, from wrecked at other"pjaces. The Alcyon, a . uly 20th, to September 1st. Telephone No. 06 common justice and common sense be O. Freshour and W illiam McD. Freshour, Asbury Park, N. J. fourth steam vessel, had her stern dam­ ?5U)000. sons of Judge Freshour of Troy, Ohio, are SALT WATER aged. The French cruiser Cecille, which The ground for the decision is the “le­ guests a t the W est End. wns in the harbor, did not- suffer at all. gal tiction” which obtains in this state Prominent among the members of the H. 8. KINMONTH, M. D. All communication with the interior of 710 Grand avenue, and at Kinmonth & Co.*s —that,.unless it appeal's tlmt the loss of Chicago bar is E. E. Howard, now enjoy­ Drug Store, 734 Cookman avenue. the island, where the damage done is life was accompanied by suffering and ing cooling soa biTezes a t the Ocean. Asbnry Park, N. J. Daily Concerts by Neapolitan Orchestra . considerable, has been interrupted. pain, only nominal damages tnaj’ be re­ Miss Grace Bruen, a member of tbe ’99 class at tbe Madison academy, is spending Itonmno Sturln' WiiMliitticton. covered. Judire Wherlet- expresses the DR. H. S. TAYLOR hope that the law will be changed by ju­ her summer vacation at the Matthew. IDKNT1BT. New Orleans, Aug. ft,—Marquis Ca- dicial decision the supreme or Guests at the Madison always hail with millo de Komano has left for Washing­ o f coiivt {Graduate of University of Pennsylvania). enactm ent of the general assembly.* delight tho arrival of . William Kaas of Corner Cookman avenue and Emory-street, or* ton. He was sent lieie as an envoy ex­ Newark, who is a champion euchre player. _ — . . .x-- 1 *“ ). Entrance Park- traordinary- from the Italian embassy in W ill Ritrn IIIh Library In Public. H. E. Cramer, who Is very prominently Washington to investigate 'the lynHiini: ______. . 10. p. A Chicago, Aug. S. - A special to The connected with the Bingham Houset Phila­ Telephone 83 L of the live Italians at Tallulah. Mar-' delphia, is at the Bruuswick. quis Romano goes back with a lot of pa­ Chronicle IJrom Toledo says: On the evening of Aug. 15. in the middle of the The Leadley.has been selected by Charles QE0. L. D. TOMPKINS, D. D. S. Open 6 a. m. to 1 I p. m.~ pers and statem ents. He took (-nnsider* Strickort, a well known druggist of Tren­ GRAND, FREE STREET PAGEANT. able evidence in Wiel-^burg ns to the street in front of tho. Memorial United ton, as his vacation headquarters, „ Dentist, 617 Mattison avenue (tne Keator blook. Be on the stteet at 10 o’clock a. m., and witness near postoffice), Asbury Park. Teeth extracted citizenship of the live men, and, accord­ Brethren church, this rity, the elegantly Sundays .6 a. m. to 12 m. bound volumes which compose the li­ W. W. Birch of the circulation depart­ our grand, free, new street parade, consisting of painlessly‘ esaly without renderingrend the patient uncos ing to his evidence, they were all loyal ment of the New York Herald, is pleasant­ Open Detis of Wild Animals, Beautiful Horses, scions, ubs administered, Office hours 0 a; xn. subjects of King Humbert. brary of Marshal O. Waggoner,, formerly ly domiciled at the Grand Avenue. Golden Chariots, Herds of Elephants, Camels, to 6 p. m. one of the most pronounced agnostics in etc. Then follow the parade to the Show Grounds, Hours for Ladies exclusively in Pool, 9 to 12 a. m , Sun­ the world, will be burned. He was re­ . Joseph Knoghs and family are staying and see the moan death dofylng Grand Free Ex­ CLAUDE V. GUERIN \ Cnn't Stop Lnnphlnp. at the Surf House. Mr. Knoghs is a manu­ hibition ever witnessed, Capt. Jam es Riley, the days excepted. • - ■ Chicago, Aug. 8.—An interesting clinic cently converted to ' Christianity and famous Diver, who will make a headlong plunge LAW OFFICES. \ facturer of bolts and nuts In New York. from a tower 100 f*et through midair. A grand will be held at the county hospital, when made a public declaration of faith a few Transacts general legal buslneaa. Acknowledg­ weeks ago and became a member of the Miss Marie E. Ivans and Miss Adeline Rala day.. Remember the1 day and date. Prepare ments taken for all states, the most up to date fruits of scientific Ivans, two popular and charming young la­ for the coming ey^nt. No gambling or swind­ jjooma 9-1C Appleby Building. Sn’im m fnjr Teacher in A t t e n d a n c e research will be brought to bear by the United Brethren church. The library in ling allowed. Honest and fair d< aling the nutto question is valued at seyeral thousand dies of Jersey City, are guests a t the Lead­ of this vast concern. Two performances daily. physicians at the institution inr an en­ ley. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. deavor to discover whether Julnis Mnt- dollars, nnd the volumes are the works of WM. C. COnRELL Will Positively Exhibit at . ARCHITECT. tas of 513 Wekt Eighteenth street pored some of tlie brightest aud brainiest au­ Among the Monmouth’s prominent guests thors of the world. is C. F. Reilly of Brooklyn, well known in Flans an i specifications furnished at short n o too deeply info the pages of soin-j joke Masonic circles hnd Aurora Grata consis­ PROSPECT AVENUE GROUNDS. tice. Hotel work a specialty. 415 Lake Avene# book or whether it is because of some­ * Divine's Sudden Dcutli. tory. thing which to1 swallowed that he is un­ St. Johnsbury, Vt„ Aug 8.—Rev. Dr. A. 0. Bliss, one of the forenjost doc­ DR. S. Q. WALLACE able to^cease laughing. He has laughed DENTIST. A Fixed Purpose tors of the national capital, is being enter­ tor hours. • Charles M. Lnmson, D. D. of Hartford, president of the American board of com­ tained at the Coleman, together with his OCEAN GROVE I Never loat sight of in bur establishment is always missioners for foreign missions, died hen agreeable wife. 1 Northweafc corner ot Main avenue and Pilgrim Pathway. DentlBtry tn alt Ita branches. suddenly. Death was due to neurnlgin Finding entertainment at the Madison of tho heart. Dr., Lmnson was 50 yeur> are Thomas Archenbacli and wife of Hack­ TO SERVE THE PUBLIC WELL of ngo, ensack. Mr. Archenbach is a German you will not be made unconaciouB, MEJTU FO R WEDTfEfSDAY. < Especially worthy of attention at all times are onr snperb assortments of . • painter of prominence. but your tooth will be painlessly re­ The W eather. "■*' Apply yoursolf either to thlnps within or K Mrs. VanValin and her daughter. Miss Silverware Bargains moved if Algine 1b u sed Bicycle and OoU Clothing Straw and Crash Hats and Caps ' without you—that ia, be cither a philoso- < Fair; cool; easterly winds. * ‘ Mabel VanValin, are at Asbury Park for * pher or one of the yjjt^-EpIctetus. < the season. They are welcomed back by NegHg^e and Dress Shirts and Neckwear ;i —. f *' " *■«; fl r'T 'S * ’< many friends of past seasons. BREAKFAST. *•« < ‘What might have been”—If that little For August. BURTON BROTHERS Underwear, Half Hose and Gloves Fruit. Melons. < cough hadn’t been neglected—-ie the sad re­ Among the many arrivals at the Colon­ Boiled Rice. Minced Veal on Toast. ’< nade yesterday was J. Levy, a wealthy Mullins. Water Cress. Coffee. . flection of thousands of consumptives One broker of Baltimore. He intends to bring DENTIST8 Prices are invariably adjusted to the interest of onr customers. Minute Cough Cure lures cougns and colds his family later in the season. LUNCHEON. W . R. Ham, E x t r a silverware is sure to be •, --*-v Clam Broth. Mrs. H. C. Sandifer and Miss C. Sandifer COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBURY PARK ■, Bummer Sundwichps. ■ have returned to Asbury Park after mak­ n e e d e d for the extra August ■ i’otafo Salad, ing an extended to u r through Mexico, and g u e s ts . Solisten: No one would Consultation and exam ination free. i... •“ ASBURY PARK MAILS. aro domiciled at tho Madison. Taylor & Co. — DINNER. expect to - buy silver plated tea We administer fresh gas. Piiree of C.rnen Peas. J. H. Leadley, traveling salesman for Broiled Bluetlsh. Cucumber Salad. Chives. MAILS CLOSE. Cha?e & Sanborn, the large tea and coffee spoons, guaranteed ,by the maker > Green Corn. Cauliflower. Celery and Let­ For New Yortc and points north: 6.30, dealers of Boston, has arrived at the for two years' wear for 50c. p e r tuce Salad. . V 10.25 a. m., 12.50, 8.80, 6.40, 8.H0 p. m. Leadley for a much needed rest. 622 AYE., ASBURY PARK : Coffee Mousse. Black Coffee. x For Philadelphia and Trenton direct: 6.00 dozen, and yet that is precisely OUH TERMS ARE CASH. a. m., 12.10, 8.25 p. m. Partakers of the W est End hospitality in , FISH IN. PLACE OF MEAT.—Nature has % w hat we are offering. Tailors, Clothiers, M atters and t furnished a valuabK* substitute ior a meat ^ For Philadelphia via New Y ork: 6.80, 8.80 previous years are 5Jrs. J. H. Burk and . diet in hot w«ath«r, with an abundance and X p.m. John Broderick of Troy, N. Y., who are The goods are put up in the Furnishers tor M en and Boys -iety of fish, fresh and salt. When these For Freehold; 6.30, 10.25 a. m., 3.30, 6.80 again registered at the big hotel. following form: i be obtained fresh, they do not pall upon X p. m. \ > the nppetito as d* tho heavier meats. Fresh For Newark direct: 12.50 p. m. 4 . H. Perry, captain of the Forty-Sev- y2 doz. Tea Spoons in package, > water fish lose thflr delicacy of tluvor if not <$. enth New York regiment, who served in P. S.— No risk if you buy from us. Your money back if you want it. For Point Pleasant and way stations: 0.40 doz. Table Spoons in pack­ oked immediately upon leaving the witcr.- m., 8 00, 5.20 p. m. Porto Blco during our late war with Spain, > Fresh cod Is in the market. Eels, lobsters. Is a summer guest at the Normandie. penetrating antiseptlcj Striped t>ass and salmon can he pur- <£ For Ocean Grove: 6.80 a. m M 3.00, 5.20 a g e . > chased at lowrr prices now tlian at any oth* er time oi the jv ti. Whitellsh are delicious MAILS ARRIVE attention from M. A. Block, president of > eatlntr, pm) hliick huas make an excellent <•> p a c k a g e . fORSAUEPT From New York and points north: '5.15, the retail butchers’ association of New X > breakfast dish and are about the best fresh 6 55,10.22 a.' in., 3.28, 5.50, 6.46 p. m. York, during his pleasant stay at the Cole­ > water flsh. 'A1 doz. Medium. Forks in pack­ STEINBACH COMPANY 8 OEM MELONS.—Delicious Cpm melons <•.' ‘ From New York direct: «.4G p. m. man. . SGHEUER -S SONS a g e . > from the southern slopes anil approaches of From Philadelphia and Trenton: 6.80, F. N. Ironmonger, passenger agent ot the > the Ozark mountains of Arkansas are ere- <$> 10.23 a. m., 5.40 p. m. A l l a t 2 5c. each package. > atiny a decided stir In tlie local circles. Tlie <9 From Freehold; 6.55, 10.23 a. m , 3 28, 5.50 Clyde.Steamship company at Jacksonville, THE LEADING > Arkansas melons are rivaling the celebrated w Fla.; is one of the many pleasant guests Special offerings in First p. m. quartered at the. Ocean hotel during the * Rockyford variety of Colorado. Their flavor From Point Pleasant and way stations;, Quality Genuine “Rogers” Silver > ia equally fine a3 tliat of the Rockyford, ' ' \ comiroitable living. been drinking-freely. CENTRAL HALT, .... ZacJtarias;&:(_C0; 7a* MATnSOM AVBNlipf ASpiU^V PARK L O W R A jTHS-PBKFBCT SBRW CB *. Y e llo w l*Vv<*r A m ong* T r o o p i .; 714 M ATTISON AVENUfc Big discount to hotels.and .boarding, Washington, Aug. S.—The first case ol houses and ajl goods’guaranteed to * ' For rates and particulars address the Contract Department, ? B tlPA lIl SHOP ATTAORED give sa^efaotion, or money/rfijQnded. ' or call by telephdne w ith o u t charge yellow fever reported among the trciops M .L.FERRlS.Proprietor at Havana is announced in tjie following ROLLER !o .iioT*//^2,y c ^g en tv jto r cablegram: “William Beatty, Compuny Exhilarating sport. . Cartful attendants. The New York and New'Jersey Telephone Company A, Eighth infantry? La tim ta barracUs, . ’ ’ CqlambU and Cleveland RGH SBEHPlEBT BSTTEI28C. Ji Hhvnna, ill, .yeljow fever; La* Animn* READ THE PRESS Yy.O OP THB BBST W.BBOADtfAY, LONG BRANCH^ . « WLLODGHBY ST.. B&OOKIYN, I Y, hospitnl.” . . . ‘ 4 THIRD AND OCEAN, ASBURY PARK THE? ASBURY PARK PA1L/V PRESS 3 , W a l d o r f . OCEAN GROVE. ARRIVALS A T IH E HOTELS ■ New Tork'—’ Isldor 'W’ssserwwe, Dr. W. M. LEIGH & SON Adolph Stein, "Wei Mamas, Morris Strauss, ARIllNGTON. U. J. Fk!si,r;i.m.Mra. P.. L. Taledsao ani1 The Princeton University O utfitters Crowds Visit the Free ASBURTjAllK 7 feimily, J. Ulchaels, Benj, FrankeathaleJ. New York—C. R. Brodlx and family,John Brighton, Boglantl—M. Wisenjan Wallace, Miss MacElveen, Lizzie Denner, I. Baltimora -aoisa Landaosr, Minnie Lan- Grace Lockwood, Florence M. Donner, Bea­ BRUNSWICK, fiaser. - . • ’* trix Denner. John J. Reed. W.F. McDowell, HIGH GLASS NOVELTIES IN MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS Ensile Webster, Mrs. Clementine Kahn, Picture Exhibition. Key? Y ork—Rev* J . A. Bader, Rev. F . T. • VICTORIA. 1. ■ . 1 Bader, Jos. Bader, Martin Marx and wife, Uew Y ork— Rods and Reels Repaired $ 4 ,0 0 0 • ChicaKo—Mrs. F. B. Brown, Miss Cru'zan, Orange—Mr. Downs and family. Phlla.—Mrs. Dr. Wm. Cooper, Mrs. Wm. E. E. Howard and wife. Yewdell. Crabbing Nets, Baskets and LI 1 . 5 0 0 , . Grand and Cookman Avenues Troy — John F. -Lnw^ry, 'Margaret LVUREL. DR. STARKS. Importe t and Domestic Now York—J. H. Delley. Turkish r’Jgartttes, At Six lPer C ent. O’Conor. * . Jersey City—Mrs. W. Eckerline. _ Utica—Mrs. G. H. Keating, Mrs. Ed. Plainfield—J. E. Hazoltree. AND A FULL LISE OF TOIIAIHM. , Wateh. W hite Plains, N. Y.—Frederic 8 . Bornum Brooklyn—Idu B, White. and son. ’ _ M etuchen—S. B. D. Prickitt. W . ltir. N I C H O L S Kingston—ft. B. O^terhoudt. Cohoea—Jno. B. Stiles, wife and son, 'Monmouth Realty Co. Bnl'lmore—Geo. a . Htimer and wife, Mrs. G R ^ N in jE N T R AL. Opposite • 8elby Archibald and .wife, H arry J . Me- 512. • Partrld^ & IUcli&rtlHon*H ROOM S 12-13 * * John A. Homei*, M. Herbert. Homer. • New York—Florence Berrlan, Miss 3er- Creedy, Roy Williams, Mrs. A. D. MaoAf- Albion, Mich.—Sami Dickie. rlan, Mca BerrfauJJrs. H, Shaw, Miss H. fe a Lancaster. Pa.*-J. G. Zook and wife, Shaw, Mrs_. C. B. Loomis, S. E. Graham. MULFORD. MONMOUTH BUILDING Chas. A. B. Zook. Phlla. — Margaret Wilen, Mary Glenn, D m s!t!aK f:'s Northampton—C. H» Pierce, F. H. Pierce. 8 ara M. Webb, Mary Sailor. Phlla.—Mrs. J. S. Perry, Edith Perry, N. W. Cor. Mattison Ave and Bnnd St. Lou^ville—S. L. Barnet. Baltimore—Wm. Lowes, Elizibeth Lewes, J, W. Perry, Jos. W. Kirk and wife. Vail’s Gate, N. ,Y-.—Jas. King aud wife, OCEAN. Trenton—Miss M. A. Hall ^ ■ . DRESSMAKING ASBURY PARK. N. J. Hopewell, N. J .—Mrs S. H. Holcombe. Marlon W. King. New York—C. Ironmonger, T. J. Andor- Plainfield^— C. H. Hoyetewne. FlshkHl-on-Hudson — Chas. Stote^bury, Every lady wlRhea botn stylr* mid 'Jr.. T«» rtbt.H/ji 8011. jr., Roland Member, Anna Stoteabury, this glv^ rae ft call,,and you imM what you TAILOR Charlotte, Mich.—Sirs. H. J. Emery. Virginia—John G. Winston. Mrs. W. SEotesbury. donire. Prlcofl reasonable. AM! I also rut nod el aud Roland Park, Md.—Mrs. C. E. Estabrook Hartford-^S. H. Dorrln£. eoind your aklrts. Mrs. Rudolph fctehl, Elberta Btebl, Rose E. MATTHEW. CHALFONTE. A s P u r e a s Wlnsett. New Y ork—Mrs. Ella Gugenhehn, Mrs, Phila.—Miss A. Blair and two friends MRS. M . H. JORDAN, Troy—Mrs John Stanton, Grace San­ Jennie Guffenhejm. 7 1 9 /Vlattinou Avenus. Asbury Ptrk 3 1 5 ford, Myra Stanford, Frank Stanford, Mtea Phila.—Dani. Lees. WAVERLY. Homemade Candy J. S. Curley, Mrs. John Curley, Marguerite New Brunswick—-Mip. A. T. Manley. Brooklyn—Wm. H. Ross. Stanton. Baltim ore—Mrs. F. M. Caskeryt Florence Phlla.—J 09. E. Janney aud family. Towanda, Pa.—Mrs. E. W. Hale, Henry Caskery. Lancaster—W. H. Shaffer. 1 DANCING! Our caudies are just as f>ure ROND STREET Hah*. Jersey City—Mrs. M. H. Hoftner. Dob'b’a Ferry—C. W. Skinner. as those you would make at Wash ing ton* D. C.—F. W. Bolgiano. Madison—MI&9 M. Bruen, ^Mlss G. Bruen Newtonville, Mass.—W. J. Thompson. Mra. till a Wescott’a dancing cItsho^, Rotol h o m e Canaiislmry, P h.—Chas. G. Williams. B. T. Tynell. Lansingburg, N. Y.—Miss M .L.Abrahams. Brunawlok Casino. Mondays and Thursday*. They are belter thau home Washington—Capt. Wm, Duools. Brooklyn—John A. Mathews. LEADLEY. 10.30 to 12.00. Children a Bpseia I ty. Private ies«ons made candy though, because , ASBURY PARK W EST END. New York—Mrs. E. H. Cunningham . LA PIERRE. by appointment. Member of !ho Animcan t hey are tb e p ro d u c t b f a sk illed New York—T. B. Coleman, Harry W. Grace Cunningham, Robt. H. McConnell. Dover, N. J.—Mrs. R. J. Jonkins, Wm. National Association, Maaterrf of Daacing. Ap candy maker. Wood, W. Dantmbaum. Jersey City—Marie E. Ivans, Adeline Jenkins, Annie Jenkins. ply Brunswick Casino. Ivans. W inckler on a box Is a guar­ Troy, Ohio—G. Fr6shOur, Wm. MoD. White Plains—J. E. Campbell,mpbeil, -J Jas H. a n te e t h a t 1 the caudy iti it ia Freshour. 8 t. Louis—J. H. Leadley. JAM ES H. SEX TO 1 Moran,oran, Ellen Moran, -Ida Mead, J. Lester fresh aad pure. 1 Troy, N. Y.—Mrs. J. H. Burk, John WARWICK. Moran. IMMEDIATE RELIEF AHS PERMAiiEST CURE 1 Broderick, W. .1. Htrauss and wife. Jersey City—Mrs. M. E. Gardner, Miss N. Middletown, N. Y.—H. H. Hagen.- Sayrevllle—Jos. Allgeirand wife, Mamie M. Gardnor. JOHNSONS Pblla.~J.is. M. Hottel, Saxnl. Griffith, A. Allgelr, Jas. M. Allgeir,, Maggie E. AH- Marion, N. J.—Florence Lymes. Rose L. Loewy: geir, Georgie H. Allgelr, John Allgeir. New Havon—Mrs. C. Buckingham, Miss WINCKLER, Niagara Fulls—Simon Hirsoh. FENIMORE. E. S. Clark. Funeral Director 8 UNHET HALL. New' York—lirs. N. Rockwool, Maud HIGHLAND HOUSE. • Baker and Confectioner, , Now Y ork—J. B. Morgan aud wife, Miss Rock wood. M. Leavey. L. K. Davis. Springfield—C. S. T hayer,, C. B. Hol­ White Plains—Jane E. Davis. 717 Mattison Avtenue Somerville—Orville Leavey. brook. Brooklyn—Nelson Smith and wife, G. S. 159 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK West End—J W. Sullivan. ' , LYND HURST. Francis and Wife. Jamestown, Mass —J. E. Hallahiin. Now York—L. Purcell, John E. Kehoe. Newark—Andrew Haufler, Tessle Hau- Jos, A. Kehoe. fler, D. C. Lockwood, Claude Davison, Miss ■* HAUNTS OF HEALTH Washington— Mra. Victor Brauns etn. Emily F. Davison, Mr. SohaminghUusen. CURL A fine line of caskets on hand to select from. Flower designs Phlla.—Mrs. Tints. Flynn, Bessie Flynn, Long Island City—Grace Melllck. Kearney—Dr. Jog. E. Pollard and wife. A Scientific, Unfiillhig qnd Permanent r - Miss Flynn, W. M Holden, R. W. Gilmore. Princeton—Wm, E. Benke and wife. edy for Dyspepsia, Indigestion or.d at) Moan-- AND PLEASURE ALONG - Hackettstown, N^J.—J. C. Sharp. PhiUipsburg—Mrs. R. A. Stew art Blanche and Nerve Troubles. & specialty. Open day aud night. Newark—Jos. W. Pointer,Fred W. Voigt, WELLINGTON. Stew art. Put up in tablet form, pleasant a*ul ea«y ^ Woodbrldgo, N. J.—Miss M. E. Fink, Essex, N. J.—M. J. Wick ware and wife, and nflordlng immedinte re’i<■ f hv < : Telephone, 21a. ^ ' ’ E. H. McCormick., L. H. Wick ware. mture to furnish nntdral iioiirisiunem to tii- THE JEESEY COAST," MONMOUTH. Heien B. Morris. :Jlood, Nerves and Muscles. • Ansonla, Conn.—F. M. Houghtin. Orange^Ira C. Williams and wife. BY Residence, 410 Sewall avenue. New Y ork—Miss S. E. 8 uUIvan, Miss A. (,arge Boxes, 10c, 23c, and EOc. FOR SALE BY / COLONIAL. ARDMORE. J. McCarthy, Frank L. Sullivan, Meyer F. For 8 ale> by all 1 Druggists, Woods, N. J. Collins. New York—J. W. Vannetto and wife, Ha-jkettstown, N. J .—Miss R. S. Price, HAFKY B.’ WILSON Cincinnati—J. T. Taylor nnd wife, A. S. Miss Vannette, Misa B. Vannette, Miss M. Miss M. S. Price, F. W. L^hteldor. Macheta and family. Vannette, Anna M. Burr, Maria Ward, 8 . W aterbury, Conn. — John G. Daven­ Adlaeased stomach surely undermines LANOUAGES C hlster—-Malcolm McLeod. A. Burr, J. A. Cormack and wife, Robt. port. 1 health. It dulls the "brain, kills energy, de­ An Illustrated Guide and Souvenir 0 the NEW ARBORTON. stroys ths nervous svstem, and predisposes COMMERCIAL. Ferguson and wife, Helen Ferguson, Minnie Shore Resorts. TH£ BERLITZ SUMMER SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Ferguson, Belle Fergu-ion, John Ferguson, Mt. Hblly—Dr. Elmer D. Prlckett and to insanity and fatal diseases. All dyspep­ Curnor Grntttl nnd lfjl'th A vanuos Kingston—P. J. Donovan.' Bert Ferguson, W. Ev DlstllUurat, Frank wife, L. J. Doughty, Annie Deacon, Robt. tic troubles are quickly cured by Kodol A summer course gives you a good knowledge of •Holmdel—Wm N. Taylor and wife. Smith, E. R. Reynolds. A. Semple, jr. Dyspepsia Curo. It has cored thousands of PRICE 25 CENTS Phi'H.—W. B. Higgins, Chas. C. Green. Chicago — Carolyn Bortln, E verest D. Hartford, N. Y.—Joshua Holllnsheadand cases npd 1b curing them every day. Its fn- French, Ccrinan, Spanish, Italian, Latin and Srcck Easton—R. H. Chanib?rlaln. Burr. wife. gredien3n1 ts4ire such that it ain’t help curing. B-»t ndvuntag«*R for learning cony era-Hi on. Preparation for universities and collogea. All Newsdealers and Hotels Special course for teachers. ' Circulars on application. * WILLARD. Brooklyn—M. R. Thurlow, Mrs. P. F. Brooklyn—Rev. Geo. F.Warron and wife, W . R. Ham. Trayo, W . M. Perkin?. Cora B. Warren. Phila.—Mr?. Cnas. N«wbaker, Mra. Dud­ Paterson—Wm. Arnold. Geo. Arnold, Jamaica, N. Y.—Chas. J. Jonnlng and ley Cnafip, Mrs. M. J . Klfl^r, Mrs. Arnold, Jennie Arnold, Graco Lloyd. wife, Hazel G. Jennlng. Poughkeepsie—Mrs. Van V.>lln, Mabel Elizabeth—Albert Kinkle and,wife, Elsie Van Valin, Emma Barnes.Ella Clearwater, P. Kinklo, Edith 8. K|nkle. ' LAFAYETTE. Sarah J. Taylor, Edward Fritz and family. Newark— Ella Moeller, Daisy Moeller, Stapleton, S., I.—Mrs.' Wolf and daugh­ Troy—Adam Ross and family, Mlaa.N. F. N. Whitcomb. ter, Mra. Robt. Kinkle and.daughter. ■Paton. BRIGHTON. Brooklyn—Mrs. M. E. Overacker, H arry Freohold—-M. S. L. Bennett and wife. Motz, Chas. Metz. Brooklyn—Sadie A. Geln. New York—Katie G. White. Reading, Pa.—Sara Kissinger, Anita Kis* Chambersburgj Pa.—Mary D. MengeL Phila.—Edward B. D. Neuhausor and singer. STRAND. wife. N ewport Nows—F. A. Baggy. Washington—P. M. Elkins and wife, Lakewood—John Brooks. - New Ybrk—Albert Wagnor and family, Deone Elkins. A. B. Held. Paterson—John F. Taylor. QUEEN. Jersey Clty—Leonn Calahan,, ■ Baltimore— Wm. F. Smith. Phlla.—Mrs. H. N. Jones, Grace J. Jones, Georgia—Arthur W. Pye. Scranton, Pa.—J. Arch Mears. Rochesler—Cnaa. W. Scardefleld. J. L. Zsuizinp:er, s. R. Stackhouse. ASBURY PARK LOTS FOR SALE/ Schenectady — Mrs. Amanda Schermer- Cecllton, Md.—Leila N. McCoy. • EDGEMERE INN. horn. Baltimore—Bernhart Schumacker, J. R. EDWARD. i New York—LuAile Bogardus, Louise Bo- Sch u maker. New York—Chas. B. Bartlett and daugh­ M ataw an—Hom’er I. Stafford. gardus. . ters, A. W. Cherrlngton. Syracuse—Goo. A. Parker and wife. LENOX. Elizabeth—E. H. Conger and wife, C. These Lots Range from One Thousand to Five Thousand Dollars "New York — Edmond C. Bonaventure, Myers, ^Pottit Myers. SEASIDE HOTEL. Henrietta L. Bonaventure, B. Potter, Ella Paterson—Katherine Angland, Sarah New York—Geo. S. Malnes, Homer W ar­ F. Bowman. Angland. den and wife. Albany—J. J. Roe. Indianapolis-Mrs. M. Brace, Emma Fis- Poughkeepsie—Robt. Knox and family,8 . Carboudale—W. G. Scurry and wife. beok. A. Crum and wife, Ralph B. Crum, Percy A8 HLAND. R. Crum. MADISON. Brooklyn—John S. Griffith and child. Brooklyn—Marne A. Bacon, Annette Ba New York*—Jos. F. Earley and wife, Phlla.—Rev. Geo. J. Burns and wife. con, Madge R. Connelly. I Edith Earley, Edgar T. Earley. Brook lyn—Mrs. Pfeiffer, Miss M. L. Go vers, Mechanicsvllie, N. Y.—D^ E. flkDow and AMERICAN HOUSE. V wife. M issKling. OCEAN HOUSE. Newark—E.- H. Quinn and wife, Jack WIlkMsbarre. P a . - W . B. Mitchell and Quinn, Frank Quinn, Melville Quinn, Helen wife, Wm.B. Mitchell, jr. New York—Dr. J. Oberle, Dr. J. F. Dun- Quinn, Lizzie Freeman. Lancaster—Elizabeth L. Reese. selth, J. Dunseith, BenJ. F. Field. - Trenton—Elsie Maxwell, Mary Sharp, _Delaware, Ohio—Mrs. Albert Mann. Brooklyn—G. Burns. Mrs. P. B. Fisher. ATLANTIC HOUSE South* Orange — Katharine C. Rhoti* ALBEMARLE. can, Rose V. Murray, Margaret M. Rhotl- New York—Jas. O’Brien, Mrs. F. Brad­ New York—Mrs. O. H. Hedden, can, , . ley. Newark--Jas. L. Hays. - Paterson—Louise Schmalfoldt. York, Pa. — W. A. Dromgold, Edwin Jersey City Heights—Mrs. O. F. Coe and Union, N, J.-*-Goo. SImonge, wife and Dromgold. son, Grace A. Patterson. son. Poughkeepsie—H. Grlflln. LANGDON. Woodbrldge, N. J.—H. Cutler. Newark—Goo. GarvVood. Jersey City—Mrs. Henry J. Umlandt. Trenton—May Broco. Jersey City—Mrs. A. Thompson. SURF HOUSE. Paterson—R. G. See and wife, Miss Anna See. S uunii Hit* S u it. New York—Marguerite Fischer, Marie I». Hightstown—Dr. T. D. Gelslnger. Tordaft, Carolyn Kerper. Philndolphin, Auk. H.—Tho suit of Mrs. Phila.—Andrew J. Sullivan and wife, DELPHIAN. Ada P. ltlnla-iy, administratrix of David Rov. Wm. Hutton, Rev. W. W. McKinney. Phlla-John Slater and wife, John C. Blakely, dccoiiscd, against John Philip Troy—Jos. Kingler and wife, Seymour Ajrnew. Sousa, thi?' famous uompoaor and. band- IClnglor, Bessie .Kingler, Philip. A. Morse Frankford, Pa.—J. R. Holme, Margaret nuiKU*r, was tonmnati'd by a decision of and wife, Ldla Morse, Em m a F. Haynes, J. Agnew. common plons con i t >#staining the re­ Alice J. McCarthy, Alice A. Sheehan. LaurencevIIle—Lewis G, Brearley, Aaron Wallingford—Mrs. F. Waterhouse, Flor­ . Farr. ' port of tho reforce. The referee recom­ ence Waterhouse, Grace Plxley.i HOLLYWOOD. mended that Mr. Sousa account to Mrs. Catskl 11—Henry C. Thomas. ' Paterson—Mrs. E. W, Morgan. Blakely for all moneys received by him Saugertleg, K. Y.~Florence Germond, Slngoc, N. Y.— Arthur Burns and wife. for the sale of musical compositions, sur­ Anna Germond. render to her the musical library in his Eddy ville, N. Y.—S. L. Torrey, WESTMINSTER. possession and account for the use of it Schenectady—W. A. Riddell. Phila.—Jas. A. Stone, jr. from May 2‘A, 1SDT. The referee also de­ Brooklyn—G. W . OrmsbeBjB. G. Ormsbee, GLADSTONE.’ Miss Lowe, Miss Moller. ' cided that the Blakely' estate had the New York—W. S. Forman and wife, H. ' H isevllle—Dr. Vanhome and wife, Morris right, without regard for the duration of Hutchinson and wife', Florence Suhdan. Frleceberg, Mrs. F. Price. time, to one-haU’ of all royalties which Allendale, N. J.—Miss A. C. V an Blar* Suffern—J. F.Duryee, Miss E. V. Duryee, would he earned from Sousa’s musical com. . Miss Duryee. compositions, provided that such compo­ Sloatsburg, N. Y.—Misg E. Waldron. Sloatsburg, N/Y.—Mrs. E. F. Allen. sitions were made prior to Mr. Blakely’s , Rochester—Mrs. R. W. Jameson, Verne death. Jameson, Mrs. W. P. Winstine, Jennie Win* CLIFTON. stine, Miss J. M^*uneson. Trenton—W. M. W rig h t lie Streets ol flsDury Pari are OHE PPRED feet bhobd, a a r r S ' f i Park Ridge, N. J.—Edw. Loderwick and Dominican Iteliela Active* COLONNADE. Port au Prince, Huiti, Aug, 8.—Tho New York—N. Llebel, Barthold Levy, Burlington, Kans.—Geo. N. Metiler. revolutionary Dominican troops which Arthur Falk, Albert Falk, Marcus Saul, H. MINOT HOUSE. assembled at Ouauamlnthe have crossed Tlipre w ill never be another seaside tow n in M onm outh County that will Brackman, J*. Minzeshelmer, H. H. Gleiss, Paterson—Mrs. Wm. D. Hopper, Mrs. C. the frontier and have taken possession of Saul Bernslem. Chas. E. Marks, A* Ollen­ B. G a rn e tt v Dajabon. The garrison at that place re-1 , com pare w ith the broad streets and open spaces, such as show n on the m ap of dorff, Geo. Hahn, E* Selonick, G, Gom- East Orange, N. J. — Mrs. H. K. Eld- tired to Fort Belalr, a strategic position precht,* Dave Cohn, Jesse Roth, 8 . Mitchell, Jos. Goldberg, H. Mathias, E. H. Llndeman, rldge. • commanding the town. The foreign pop­ A sbury Park. This, assertion is based on the fact that all the ocean front lands D. F. Kauffman, H. N. Tannenbanm, Mra. Berkley, N. Y.—Albert Wisner and wlfo, ulation and the Haitian consul* left the Tannenbaum, Joel Brockman. Miss G. Eras- Llss A. J. M oore. , , . place. It is considered .probable that- thral, Olga Garchlckler, Albert ’Mitchell, GRAMEROY; • . JimlnSz, the leader of kthe revolution, will •betw een Seabright . ana your droggisti will WU'ypn Brmsuxt ~ 0 .0 . West, I,Um Lesley -West. Brooklyn—W. B. ;WaJdron and wife, W, encoeea waa matTelo6s.£ 3t “ l f ; “ • JAM ES A. BRADLEY, Owner tJiyjQk!’’<; -M rs, J , H. MarBhalli B.. G^aorok, Geitode Waldron; v .Throat , and Lung Bemefly enorally; - rehau.Marshall. W flyneahoro.Pa.^'R.Frantz. flnfdJWtl. by pliyS oians' ’ One to een* ;feoi;tla , Freehold-Clifford C. Snyder,. Cecil-D. W^shlpgton—B,’ Pauline Wise. will cure -or p » « StSitalae. 60W b y all . Snyder, ■ Paterson—a V. Oates,?.V: . anu»i*tsinWte-filtaft. > 'V ■ % THE ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. rrr-rvr OCEAN GROPE QIATTEHS. TAR WALKS AGAIN.

The Daily Press. Happenings Personal and Otherwise Council Has Another fjonff DI eons Beyond 'Wesloy l^ake. wlon Concerning Them. Musical Festival 'w '‘! ' ESTABLISHED 1887 W illiam H. Ross of Brooklyn is a'W av er­ At tho council meeting Monday night ly guest. Member Kirkbrlde palled attention- to two ~ J . Jj. K IN M O N T H Rev. Richard Hartloy of New York is a sidewalks which have-recently been repair* OCEAN GROVE SUMMER SCHOOL „ EDITOR AND PROPIUBTOR. guest at the Waverly. etf with tar, which is a violation 4f the or­ Bishop Fitzgerald spent yesterday in dinance. One of these walks is in front of New York oh business. the Pawley property on Main street and the A.uditoriuna» Ocoai2 Grove Nee$ any SfoiiSs? Alexander Murray of East Orange is a other is on Fourth avenue. ThlB disclosure W b u s h e d e v e r t s ic r n i n g guest at the Arlington. . (EXCEPT SUNDAY) started a discussion which lasted for a half Miss Jane E. Davis of W hite Plains is a AT THE guest at the Highland H9use. hour or more.' John S. Griffith and son of Brooklyn are Councilman Treat said that soon after the Children’s Festival AUGUST 2 0 If you do, now is the time to supply yohrseli We have In DAILY pitESS BUILDING, registered at the Seaside hotel. ordinance was passed a ipomber.of council our large assortment of negligee and stiff, bosom shirts;;pat 007 MatUeon Avenue, Anbury Park. John G. Davenport of W aterbury, Conn.. repaired his walk and the public believed # is a late ari ival a t the Ardmore. tar was used. This started tho controversy. 1000— chorusS-iooo 't^rns arid styles that will be wqrthy of ytiur notice. Shirts ? i TBLBP&ONK CAI.L8 : Mrs. C. H. Hedden of New York Is a He thought It was a hardship in somq cases pleasant guest at the Atlantic House. are one of the things a gentleman ca;n not have too many of. Editorial Rooms...,...... •...... 50 a to put down an entire new walk. .When MR. RAUL DUFAULT, Tenor MR. FRANK WILCZEK, Violinist Business Office...... 50 b Rev. G* orge J. Burns aud wife of Phila­ New bright patterns'always find a place and welcome in his delphia are gupsta n t the Seaside hotel. necessary to put d6wn a new w alk M r,T reat Reserved SeatS, - - “ - 25 and 60 Cents Charles W. Wainwright, burcpss of Nor­ said he was opposed to either tar or as­ wardrobel 3^e ?ell them-from 50c to $2.00. , TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ristown, Pa., is a gueBt at the Mulford. phalt and would favor flagging. One year (strictly In advance)...... &J.C0 At the La Pierre is W. R. Perkins, a President Appleby said that one tar walk One week...... 1* prominent business man of Newburgh,N. Y. man felt that he was discriminated against i . / Single copies...... Robert Knox and family of Poughkeep­ by the marshal. 11 Advertising Rates on Application. sie are spen^ng August at the Seaside The question of enforcing the ordinance Oratorio of ELIJAH, August hotel. . / In Neckwear and Fancy Hose , Rev. Alexander H. Young and wife of and of an expert on asphalt was discussed for a tlmo aud the matter was finally re­ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0, 1899. Mata wan, N. J., are registered at the Ma­ we buy a few dozen of ^c h every, week, iahd in so doing al­ jestic. ferred to the street committee. Miss Gertrude Blngley of Wa der, N. Y., , D irector lows us to secure the very newest and latest styles. • Abe we to have a firemen's parade i is one of the most poj ular guests at the ! Mulford. OCEAN GROVE SUMMER.PROGRAM The Handkerchief Scarf at present is the real th in g , espec­ this year,? This is a question whioh is SOLOISTS: | being ashed repeatedly. Last year city I Dr. Joseph E. Pollard and wife of Kearney ially for wearing with the soft shirt andjfio vest, Our line in I aro amonpr the recent arrivals a t the High­ A ugust i to i i —Sum m er Sfchool o f J^ADAMB J1EREDITH, Soprano MR. PAUJL DUFAULT, Tenor council voted an appropriation of $100 land House. this wear is the most complete in town. Fancy Hose in stripes Theology. Bishop J. N. Fitegerald, D.D., toward suoh,an event, and considering Rev. S. B. D. Prickett^of Metuchen is a MADAflE LEONARD, Contralto llR. 0WILLYM MILES. Bass ed I,L‘ D., President; Rev. J. E. Price, D.D , of all colors and especially In,R , which is the most popular the short time in which the parade was popular pastor who is spending his vacation a t Dr. Stacks hotel. D ean. shade worn, can always be had of us at popular prices. 1 arranged it was a success: If a similar, Summer School Festival Chorus Prof. J. P. Holt, military instructor at A ugust 2 to ii—Lectures,, Theological, event is to be'beld this year ft. fs time to the UriTontown (Pa.) Orphan"school, is reg­ Biblical, Literary and Scientific, in tbe istered at the Langdon. Reserved Seats, $ 1.0 0 . L im ite d n u m b e r o f s e a t s a t BO C e n ts , act. The combined companies of As* Temple daily at io a m.1, n a, m. and 3 Hackettstown Institute students and On sale dally from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. In Thorploy Chapel. bury Park, Ocean Grove and the town alumni were very much in evidence in p, tn Popular lectures bv distinguished Some Have an. Idea That ship would make an excellent showing. Oceau Grove yesterday. orators every evening in tne Auditorium a t 8 £. m., preceded by a musical half The department is one of the best in the Mrs. O. F. Coe and son and Miss Grace A. because our store enjoys a reputation for selling high grade Patterson of Jersey City Heights are regis­ hour, beginning at 7.30 p . m . Special ftfyerflsemeitt* state and would receive many worda of tered at the Atlantic fiouse. A ugust 10—0 p. in., Summer School Advertisements containing not moire than goods, our prices are necessarily high. Let us set you right commendation. Such a parade, if held Among the recent arrivals at the High­ Children’s Festival Chorus. twenty-flvo words insetted under this heading A ugust 11—The Oratorio of “Elijah i or twenty-fiv** cent?, fltst Is nei tlon and fifteen We are modest in our advertising, preferring to have our at all, Bhould take place while our sum­ land House are Ira C. Williams andwlfe, cents each subsequent insertion prominent citizens of .Orange. A ugust 12 to 13—Woman’s Foreign customers find that we are doing a little more than what we mer people are here. Missionary Society. The Rev. Dr. Gou- Miss Lida Frank Price of Patch.ogue, N. WANTED. Y., who sang in the auditorium last even­ cher, Presideut of Baltimore Women’s advertise, rkther than less. A lady would like the charsre o ra hotel or o t* MR. BRADuEY AND MR. MEEKS ing, is a guest a t the Arlington. College, will preach 10.15 a **1* M rs. E» tf ge for the winter. Address No. 132 Dally Press Watch our window display from week to week. ’ The last rehearsal of the “Elijah” chorus H . Stokes, President; Mrs. Kennard omce. 18S 80* Get on the Track prior to ihe concert Friday night was held Chandler. Ffrst Vice President; Mrs. Rev Indulge in a Ijittle P easm ry at tn St. Paul’s church last evening. H. Wheeler, Corresponding Secretary; I-OST. Council Meeting. and find out how- we can Chailes J. Jennlng, wife and daughter, Mrs., Retf. VanKirk, Treasurer. A blue enameled wa'eh wiih bow-knot pin at* Council man-at-Large Meeks and Mr. Miss Hazel G. Jennlng of Jamaica, N. Y., A ugust 15—The Faraday Institute of' tachtd. Lioeral reward it returned to Press please you. Wo .know Bradley indulged in a bit of pleasantry are guests at theltfew Arborton. Willing Workers office. 183* Monday night at the council rneeling. Mr. Rev. George F. Warren and wife, with A ugust 16 —Women’s Encouragement people who have visited LOST. Bradley called attention to sidewalk ob­ their daughter, Miss Cora B. Warren, are meeting. Mrs. Kennard Chandler and us nearly every night, rain late arrivals at the New Arborton. M rs. H . A. Eaton, of B altim ore. A black pocket book between the ocean and structions at the Empire Amusement com- Among tho attractive young ladies at the Cookman avenue, containing change and articles or shine, cold or hot, dur pany’a building, and also by J. A. Barker A ugust 18—The regular Camp Meet vaiuab'e only to t he owner. Finder please rerurn La Pierre aro the Misses Buck of Dover, N. ing. Conference and prayer services at to PrebS office. 188* J., who are musicians of rare talent. ing the summer months. of Cookman avenue. 3.00 p. m. in the Tabernacle. Sacrament HATTERS AND MEN’S OUTFITTERS “The street committee shculd Jook after Mrs. R. A. Stew art and daughter, Miss of the Lord’s Supper will be celebrated F O R S A L E . , for twenty-two years. We this,” continued the senator. “Of course Blanche Stewart of Philllpsburg, N. J., are Next to PortoHice „ 6 0 6 M A T T IS O N A V E N U E lute arrivals at the Highland House. Friday evening at 7.30 O’clock in the Cheap, 'Eastman Kodak Camera. Bull’s Eye No- think it speaks, well for us Mr. Kirkbrlde is a busy wan, and Mr. Auditorium, Opening sermon, Saturday 2, good as oewj flne leather case. Addreso NO' Robert A. Regester, wife and son, H. F. liiS Press ofllue. 168* Treat is getting old like myself, but Mr. RegesteroC BaMmore, are wealthy guests io 15 a. m by Rev. J. G. Reed, Pastor ot that many of our . Meeks, the other mepiberof the commit­ who are m aking a stay a t the "Majestic. St. Paul’s Church. / W A N T E D . regulars are the resi­ A ugust 20—Sabbath, 10 15 a. . ra., tee, was fortunate enough to make his pile Captain William Dubois of Washington, Neat uurse girl. Apply 302 asbury avenue' IMPORTANT NOTICE in his early days, and is now taking it chief of ushers at the White House, is at preaching by Bishop, Dubbs. Sabbath, dent Asbury Parkers A ugust 27, preaching by Bishop Fowler. easy, but he don’t do enough. He should the Waverly for tlie balance of the seasob. Prominent ministers will preach during themselves. Oifr gar­ be looking after the'interests of the people Rev. Madison C. Peters, D.D., the great WANTKO. The Law regarding tbe placlrg of Fire New Yoik pul pit, orator, was a visitor to the Camp Meeting. Waitresses a t once, at tbe Hotel Dandy, 816 dens are beautiful, who elected him. Let him distinguish him­ the Ocean Grove auditorium last evening. A ugust 31—Mrs Osborn’s Missionary Cookman avenus. Asburv Park. 188* • Escapes In Hotel* of this County self by getting rid of the nuisance com John B. Stiles proprietor of a large Training School in the Temple. Surf and our ice cream ia now being Enforced. plained of.” printing plant at Cohoes, N. Y., with his meetings every Sabbath evening foot of WAHTEP* speaks for itself. “In regard to making money in early wife and son, are late arrivals at Dr. Ocean Pathway. Twilight meetings Men and women, good address, to travel and Starks. every evening during during Camp Meet­ appoint agents; eafarv $75 month, expenses; 5 . 0 0 days and taking it easy,” said Mr. Meeks, rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant oppor­ Wilson Fire Escape $ “there isonlyohe difference between me Selby Archibald, wife and daughter, Mrs. ing* tunity. Address, with reference, Butler &. Alger* The greatest life saver ever Invented. Practical, portable, A. D. MacAffee of Cdhoes, N. Y., are and the ‘senator. I know when to stop and Septem ber 10 to 17—St. Paul’s 25th a n ­ New Haven, Conn. ’ * automatic and reversible. You don’t have to hold on wealthy people who are guests at Dr. niversary exercises. September 10, Jubilee he does not. "Why don’t tbe police com­ 8ta rk 8. Services, morning and evening, Septem­ ACCOMPANIST. D A Y ’S IT HO liDS YOU mittee see that the streets are kept clear? Thomas E. Wilson, superintendent of the ber 17, St. Paul’s anniversary exercises Miss Alice Walter Bates, of New York, accom­ a t d lowers jo b frtm any height wim perfect security to tbe ground panies t at Ocean Grove Auditorium. Concert, A sbury Avenue Mir. Bradley has encroached upon, the ter­ Chester Springs Stackhouse are Allenhurst, N. J. 187-02* exhibition at Fire Headquarters. Both.manufactured by the committee. . . . two Philadelphia wheelmen who rode from -their homes to Ocean Grove yesterday and Black Paiti’aJTtoubadours. WANTED. BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO., are spending a few days at the Queen. DRUG STORE CHAT. 405 COOKMAN AVENUE 3BT OANAIi STREET, NEW YORK. A royal entertainment is promised in the Several office desks, safe, < hairs and table; will Misses Mollle R. and LeUa N. McCoy are hire for six months or purchase. Address No. performance of “Black Patti’s Trouba­ 121 Daily Press office. 187 88*1 NEW YORK, BOSTON, PITTSBURG AND CHICAGO. two pretty sisters who have come from F amous for our Soda. PRODUCERS OF dours” at the beach auditorium,, this city, their home nt Cecllton, Md , to spend Au­ W A N T E D . x next Friday night. N ot only will Black gust by the eea. They are registered at the Queen. Our fountain is the Mecca White girl wanted for general housework: must P atti appear, b u t w ith her there will be two be good cook and laundress. Mra. N. Phlllopon, Certified Milk score of clever colored performers. In the A large addition was made to the child­ lor all who appreciate the very 1004 Fifth avenue. 187-88* ren’s festival concert and the oratorio operatic olio the company renders 40 min­ chorus seats yesterday, so that now'800 best Soda that can be drawn. POSITION WANTED. Nursery Milk u tes of operatic singing which Is said to be HANDS WANTED grown slnerers and 1,000 children can be ac­ Ice Cream Soda in perfection. Nurse would like position; ca*e of invalid or a positive revelation. The most popular commodated. any kind of Blckness. Address No. 118, Daily Here is where you get a liberal Press office. 186-88* C re a m airs from a score of grand and comic operas W alter Damrosch will arrive in Ocean ON- are rendered in a fashion which, it is Grove today to test ti e “Elijah” chorus. supply of ice cream and the LOST. B u t t e r m ilk claimed, excels the best efforts of many of Prof. Morgan said last evening that the On Sunday morning, at the Fourth avenue chorus was In better condition than any finest of fruit syrups to make it bathing grounds, an open face gold watch and the leading grand and comic opera com­ previous year. chain; fiutgree work on case. Finder will be re* panies. It is an object lesson in ensemble delicious in flavor. Every­ warded on leaving at 181 Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean Farms *and Dairy at Fairfield, Registered at the La pierre with his fam­ Grove. 186 88t singing which has won for Black Patti and ily Ib W. T. Smith, D.D., missionary secre­ thing of the be$t, and scrupu­ Caldwell Township, Essex Co., her 'talented associates the highest testi­ tary of the Methodist! Episcopal church. lous cleanliness is our motto F O R 8 A L B . N J. M en’s N eckw ear monials of public appreciation, as attested Dr. Smith, who Is soon to start for the west, A house and two lots in West Asbury Park, also will leave his family to the enjoyment of Come to headquarters for two lois on Corlies avenue. West Grove. Inquire by the great audiences which everywhere summer seaside breezes. 80 South Main 6t:eet, Ocean Grove. l?4-8Ct greet their performances. your Soda Dr. D. R. Lowrie, leader of the young people’s meetings, leaves today forMt.Tabor FOR SALV OR RENT. LEARNERS TAKEN * Madison Deservedly Popular* oampmeetlng, to be absent until next Tues­ A flne bargain offered on a 45 room Hotel at Avon by the Sea. Call on B. 0. Love, office Post The Madison, on Sunset avenue near day. Dr. Joseph Berry of Chicago,editor of i building,6tf~"Office Avon, N. J. U0tf Kingsley street, is now crowded with guests the Epworth Herald, and Dr. Dougherty of A Tooth Powder that is New York, will have charge of the young SELECT HELP WANTED. and the patronage is most select. All the people’s temple meetings. dainty and effective is Col­ requisites of a perfect hotel have made the gate’s. W e know of no better. hostelry deservedly popular with summer W hat Dr. Cuyler Meant. It is generous in size, abso­ avenue, O. G. 170-206* visitors. The table is deliciously abundant, In the P kess report of the sermon deliver, PARK MANUFACTURING COMPANY the chambers airy and comfortable, the ed by Rev. T. L. Cuyler, D. D. ot Brooklyn, lutely pure, free from anything HOARDER*} WANTED. parlors spacious, the porticos large aud af­ in the Ocean Grove auditorium July 30, it of an injurious nature and de­ The Hanlon, 821 Cookman avenue; open all the fording a splendid view of the ocean and was stared th a t the doctor said th a t pro^ stroys all disease germs that year; terms low. i Sunset lake, and other desirable features hibitlen was “impracticable'and absurd.” T B E C R O W N , 408 EMORY STREET. tend to make it popular. It Is a desirable A letter from Dr. Cuyler states that the as­ find a lodgement on the teeth. 145 Ualn avenue. Ocean Grove. Open all the family resort and. the visitor Is assured of sertion which he made in regard to prohibit' year. The most homelike boarding house in. Colgate’s Tooth Powder has a Ocean Grove. .Steam beat, baths and all im* capable management by Mrs. J. K. Dol­ tlon related to the appetite and ..not to the great sale and is liked by every­ provementa. Terms reasonable. 1 252tf APPLY AT SIDE ENTRANCE UP STAIRS. 1 m an’s long and successful experience. traffic. He meant that the appetite could not be regulated b^ law. Dr. Cuyler ia still one. 25 cents. CYCLE INSTRUCTION. Isolation H ospital Benefit. Professors B. I. and W. L . Baker, expert cycle ¥ • a staunch prohibitionist. Instructors, 411 Sewall avenue, Aflbury Park. N. J, A big progressive euchre party Is to be Wheels furnished; lessons a t any hour. Myrtle given at the West End tonight for the ben­ You can’t cure dyspepsia by dieting. Confidence comes with the House. * 146tf efit of the Isolation hospital fund. Mr. Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty of it use of “ Drugs that Cure.” RESCUE MISSION. and Mrs. Ten Broeck have provided hand­ —Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food with­ 81 South Main s t, Aabifsy Park. Service every South of Main Avenue Oates, Ocean Grove, N. J. some prizes, in the competition for which out aid from the stomach, and Is made to night at 7.45: also Sunday 8.15. Bright song ser­ c } vice; orchestra; short talks: good speakers; te*- eve rybody is Invited. CUiiE. W. R. Ham. Mattison A ve. Pharmacy. tlmonies of saved people*^'Every body Invited, IMtf G. W. Gutxe, Bnpt. All the Latest Style Carriages Always on Hand. Also Shetland Pony aad Cart for Children, Accommodations for Straw-Rlde Parties. , MADAME M. SHEPARD BAND AND ORCHESTRA. Fifth Season to r Telephone Call, 21 B. n . E. SEXTON. Chiropodist amJ ManJoure . led In Special attention given to the feet ______w r______SAlfTOBO To the Hon. Director and M em bers of the Board of 543 COOKMAN AVENUE Director, C21 Mattison ave7,*Astnry Park, N„‘J. 8econ dealers and even big New York tMWttest” Thlfl to Q eaO and deUVer anywhere. •. point which your honorable body may decide upon. ftoll top desk and safe. Address a reasonable question and here u the answer ana 144tf Box 082. explanation: A manufacturer wanU me to sell A. HAHM0WD, Manager his make of piano® I say to him, "WPPOS«, In SBfilHOP PWUBE For whicl^ou-r petitioners will ever pray, etc. HOTEL PIERREPONT. selling your piano, I come into 'oompetioon wttn another make, do you allow me If) cut th® price?” “ We don’t care If you give the,pisijO'away; after, 4 CHIROPODY ’ WAHuT po* '”5'* established ii Years* Signed ...... you havp bought it. it’syouxv. However, we Keep Wtf un prlcetfln our ware rooms.7’ So sayjphe muter. “ITCUTS THE PHLEGM” Hotel Plerrepont, Cookman avenue. Ia not this piano business plain? Inthenam e or hwrffit, and cure* It.y Fever mod Cold In' LOUIE CHONG common sense why should you P*y 'to *ooo the Head. Try tt end beconvimjed of It# merits. E. J. StROUD, for the same piano I can self you ip r f 175110 BS75F PIONEER ELECTRICIANS. A rt for free sample at tbe following dWralst*: You have the maker*6 guarantee, .that protects (Iro^E WQlUms, lOnmoath & Oo., 6,*D. Wool­ 9>o KINQ81.BY STREET ' Contracting Painter.. i you. I am a piano tuner and select your piano ley, L. o.tOrtnella, O. J , Blaok. T. H .Btew ut, parte even before they are put • together.*-Di w.B. Ham and Hewaon Avenus Pharmacy, isetween First snd Second AteSj >sbxlry Park. , • > ; /If you iw o r ttw?,above, please sign and forward Postoffice box 967. . . Aabury Park, N. J, me a postal and I will explain to you the mvi Shirts, lOo.: collars and euflS, &. each. Goods .. ries of the piano business and save you a hundi .. B eR|Snc(;P* calledtiled pier. ! '' , Girls’ first, Mamie MoArdlo, secot-d, • Headline — Happening* : Personal hair. In nature he Is iis gentle an: Complaint was made to tbe beach janitor., and Otherwlse’ Xbat W ill Help to Blanche Hart. , Boys’ first, Peter MoArdle,. affectionate as u kitten, and ns he ha- by an observer o f, the performance several Make tbe Blitorr of A itnr; Park, second, Edwin Bllvorstelu. never boon teused he has no enmity to,' days age, and when the woman and her anything except a dog Ono night In Neptnnq Township and Vicinity. A.progresslve puohro was the attraction adopted child appeared the next day be ro- was, attncked by a strange dog. nno A horso belonglnir to Thomas 'Haggerty moijatrated with her about It, His protests at the Minot House last night. There were sinco then his hatred for any canineoth of thlfcolty-tell over a low hitching Btrap In were ineffectual and there was rained upon seven tables and the struggle for supremaoy er than tbe home dog iB intense. front ot the West End hotel last night. No was very spirited. The prize winners wero: damage. . hla devoted head a shower of exclnmatlons Dick has ulways been inordinately, Ladles’ first ptlze, lamp, Mrs. R- C. Gar­ “U ndo Dave" Megill la considered an ex­ anddeflanoes. fond of his mnstor, whom he makes ev­ nett; second, - palntefd plate, Misa M. A. ODONOHUES port on lawncuttlog anti lawn mower fix­ Next day she came as usual and gave ery effort to please. It is at his com­ ing. Ho hoe just completed Boveral artls- poor doggie a drink from tho oup just as Higgins. Gentlemen’s first, gold sleeve mand that he will dance, bowing and tlo jobs on Asbury avenue. Officer Sogers put In hla appearance. buttons, -E. McCann; seoond, sterling silver twirling in tho most graceful manner: The proceeds from the eaohre party given hat brush, H. Eldrodge. by Mra. Bisson last woek a t th e Curlew, Al­ "Madam," said he, "that cup Is Intended then oircling with wings distended lenhurst, for the bonefit ot tho Isolation for porsohsand not for boasts to drink One of the m ost am using entertainm ents around the yard aud back again to bow hospital, amounted to ( 10. t from." - -■ furnished the Coleman Houso guests this and courtesy As before. The handsome prizes to be awarded at GREATER NEW YORK “Don't you call hlm abeastl Don’t you season was tha cakewalk and watermelon Another very pleasing recognition of the carnival, of sports at the athletlo his intelligence is tho manner in which grounds today aro attractively displayed a t call him a beast I He Is as good a s h alf the eating match held last- night. Tho dusky tha Asbury avenue pavilion. people who drink here and I'll let him belleB and beaux outdid themselves walking ho always welcomes his owner. He rec­ A coaohman employed by 'William M. drink whenever he wants to, the dear little for tbe big cake. In tho eating match fotir ognizes his horso and' carriage us far aa hia eye can reach, nnd long beforo the Boynton, the big stove manufacturer who thing. I've got a solid sliver oup home for big negro contestants were entered and Is summering In this city, bad (100 stolen him . My son’s a law yer and I've known bird is in vieW his voice is heard trum ­ . from his coat several days ago. pitched head first into ths big melon with Mr. Bradley for ten years, and I am going peting a greeting, which is continued Poarl Droyer of New York, who Is spend­ their hands tied behind them. ing her vaoatlon in this olty, won run down to see If ho won’t stop , this -persecution. nntil the master reaches tho gate, when by a bicyclist last night on Main street. You're nothing but trash, nothing but -About 50 Edgemere Inn guests were en- at tho single command, ‘ "Louder. Dick!" Sho escaped with a few slight’ bruls:s. trash." - tertalnod last nightby progressive euchre. ho throws his head back and gives forth BLACK PATTI A party of ladles and gentlemen from • Sho met Mr. Bradley lator and told the The prize winners wero: Ladles’ first, Miss a long gnrgling note, indicating joy tho Lnkelyn attended the concert and hop and pleasure. To no ono olso will he These famous coffees will be served at our * . tendered to tho A llenhurst orchestra a t the sad story of doggie’s persecution. Bho was L. Bogardus, Dresden oraekar jar; second, TROUBADOURS Allenhurst Ittn Monday night. Theconoert told, with- all due courtesy, however, that MUb K. Bogardus, band painted plate; give this welcomed It is vuiquo nnd pe­ culiar—for his owner alone.—Forest Coon Comedy, Coon Songs, Jubilee Shouts, waa thoroughly enjoyed, especially the both she' and tho beast had better stay third, Mrs. W. W. Hllyard, silver handle Cake Walks, Buck Dances, Vaudeville, singing of Mr. Townsend H. Fellows. oil theboach unless she adted aa a lady darning egg. Gentlemen’s first, Mrs. Bantn, and Stream. ^ Operatic Reviews and Main Street Store, Asbury Park should.,’ Dolft clock; second, L. H.-Havens, fob Chlhe.i* Torfnre. C3 S~ \ Other Promoters • CTJ S~\ THE PROGRAM TODAY. Very Indignantly she dopartcd, but was charm; third, Mr. Krlmblo, pair cull but­ The ingenuity, of the Chinese in de­ seen tho next day lovingly holding to her tons. vising punishment- for offenders sur­ V Mirth and Melody ^ Ocean Grove Summer School—Hr. And Long Branch foster child's mouth an elaborate cup of passes that of the most cruel people of Connell Lectures Tonight. burnished silver. There wero gentlemen players In the the middle ages. Soifie timo ago a boy TlcKets on Sale at Williams’ Drug sioje The program for the Summer School of Stafford progressive euohre last night, al­ was kidnaped from a village about 80 Theology at Ocean Grove today will be aB' O’D onohao’fl Coffees. though at the finish they wero nowhere In miles from Chin-Kiang and brought to follows: At 10 a. m., Dr. I. j. Perltz, "Re­ Tho spoolal sale and exhibit of O’Dono- sight. The fair ones captured all tho that city to bo sold. Tho kidnapers BEGiP flUGDST 3, F09 TWO WEEKS- cent Blblo Hosoaroh,” a plea for reverential hue's Greater New York coffees at J. J. prizes. The winners wore: Ladles first, were arrested nnd returned to tbe vil hlghor criticism; 11.15, Dr. Russel H. Con- Parker’s Main street store Is attracting the Miss Adele Guy, silver and gold olive Inge, where tho people dug a hele in A ll Kinds well, ‘‘Tho Dangers of Higher Crltlolsm;” 8 Lovers of good Coffee are invited to come in and try attontlon of all lovers of good coffee. MIbs spoon; second, Mrs. Georgo Marlor, sllvor the ground, like a grave, about three p. m., Dr. R. I. Fulton, sources of powor In Lea Is serving hundreds of sample cups ot mounted pumice stone. Gentlemen's first, feet deep, covered the bottom nnd sides oratory—"Literary IntorprflT&tlon;" 4,.Pr9f. co(Too dally, whloh is a b etter woy o t dem­ Mrs. E. C. Fay, silver bat brush; second, with unslaked lime, placed tho offend­ these famous Coffees, and we assure them a Morgan’s muslo olass, and Prof. Bcliadt’s of M oney onstrating tho mer(ts of O’Donolmb’s brands A. L. Guy, sliver key ring. er, with hia bnnds nnd feet tied, upon Qroek class; 8 this evening, leoture. by Dr. than by writing columns atioutthgm. Drop the lime and covered his body with the Russoll H. Conwell of the Baptist Templo, Madison guests found pleasant diversion good cup of coffee and will show in and taste tho delicious beverage. I t will same material. Then 'they filled the Philladelphla, "The Heroism of a Private In tho euohre deok last night. The for­ to Loan cost you nothing and may open your eyes hole full of water nnd ns the lime them how to make it Life." . ______tunate players wero: Ladles' first, Mrs. F. Blacked ho was roasted alive nnd his on the coffee question. D. Phillips, hand painted plato; second, body consumed. T h e J « m c 8bnrfc Convention, Mrs. J. MoCoy, Cyrano chain; consolation ||Tho Jamcabnrg Sunday-school conven­ Testimonial Concert and Dancc. Mrs. Hallonburg, fan. Gentlemen's first, J. A N Y AMOUNT M o r a l E ffe c t. tion will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 23. A Saturday night’s grand testimonial con­ J. Manhelm, Dresden clock; second, M..A. M ra G reene— Do you* alw ays give new foaturo will be a farmers’ meeting' oc­ cert and dance at the Brunswlok for the Bacon, ebony deBk Bet; consolation, William 5th Avenue Mocha and Java your littlo boy castor oil for a cold? cupying the morning session. It will bo In beneflt of Joseph C. Klssell, tbe director of Kaos, ash receiver. . cbnrgo of the state board of agriculture nnd amusomonts, Is an event In which every Mra. Gray—Yes. I tfivo it for it? 5 and 6% somopromlnont Bpeakershave been secured, guest will participate with pleasure, as Mr. ‘moral effect exclusively. Mra Greene—For its moral effect? Princess Java Blend Including Prof. E. B. Voorhees, of tbo state Klssell Is a great favorite w ith overy one a t ■ ttaim ii f_wnar. the big hostolry. Leading vocal and lnstru . M ra G r a y —Yes, it* w ill havo a n in* experimental -station, who has just return­ Of all great conquerors, writes Marion WILLIAM GIFFARD ed from the national' convention of the mental artists will appear In the muslcaie fluenee upon him not to catch anotke^ Crawford in "Studies From the Chron­ CQld.— B oston T ran scrip t. Leader Blend Btate experimental stations In California. and the affair will be most artistic. A gen­ icles of Rome." ho was tho least cruel, 222 flain Street eral Invltat Ion Is extended to all of Mr. Kls- for ho never sacrificed linuian life with­ sell’s many friends.' Careless W ith Gasoline. out the direct intention of benefiting —5------J------Anothor accident resulting from the care­ mankind by nn increased social stabili­ Park Opera House Tazenou’s-Condition Critical. W . H. MORRIS, Manager less use of gasoline occurred on Main street, ty. Of all great lawgivers, ho was tho Insurance Written in Best Com­ this city, yesterday. Miss Lillie Alexander James Tuzonen, a hackman of this; city, most wise and just, and the trnths he Corner Bangs Ave. and Emory St. \ - trlod to dean a lighted gasoline stove with who was so seriously Injured early Monday sot down in the Julian codd uro the panies. Lowest Rates. a rag saturated with gasoline. As a result morning, Is still allvo. Dr. Rose visited foundation of modern justico. Of all J. J. P A R K E R sho was burned about the hands and arms blm last night at 7 o'clock, and dressed great men who have leaped upon the TIMMY UNO FBIDBY EVE’GS and her hair wasslnged. The injuries wero tho wounds. There was no apparent Im­ world as upon an unbroken horso, who not serious. ______y provement and his condition Is considered have guided it with relentless hands A U G U S T 1 0 - 1 1 critical. The details ot the accident appear­ and ridden it breathless to the goal of TDe toitpaiMinra’' BEACH BAND CONCERT. ed In yesterday's PltEss. glory, Ciesar is tho only ono who turned tho race into tho track of civilization TomonT—FIFTH AVBNtJE. Entertainm ent a Great Soooess. and, dying, left mankind a future in Sale of |H liM |gs Com as’ Livery Stable March—"The F ilibuster” ...... B arker 11(6 Wyoming mail Overttirs—'*WIUIara Tell"... . . ; . . . .sRosalnL ' The vaudeville entertainment' given at tho memory of his past. Ho is tho one now going On at Selectlon—“Cavallerls Rustlcana" Mascagni tbe Park Opera House last night in Hid of great man of all withont whom it is Kingsley Street; Asbury Park' A ROMANCE OF THE WEST Bet. 3d arid 4th Aves. Telephone Call No. 65* Com et Bolo—“Non «' V e r” ...... Motto! tbe R. C. Church of the Holy Spjrlt, was a impossible to imagine history. We can­ 615 M attison Avenue E. Natlello. glowing success. N ot a Beat was left un­ not take him away and yet leave any­ Medley Overture—"Up to Date” Witt Novel Special Scenic Effect—Brand New Allenhurst & Deal Stables, Neptune Ave. "Remlnlsoehces of the Plantation,” grand sold In the house and nearly 200 persons thing of what wo -havo. Tho world Situations—Side-splitting Catastrophes will last a sliort time only. So ' Telephone 21 I. Fantasia on Sonus of the South. were turned away. Tne program was a could havo been ns it is without Alex­ M Tho ‘Wyoming Mall has made anirfstnut and don’t wait and lose this chance to W alts—“Queno do Marla". -...... Fetros varied one, comprising well known' tbeatri. ander, without Chnrlomagne, without deserved success,1’—N. Y. ff orld. BraqcQ Offloe: s,,lc* g£^aRpvEn AV£- March—"The Yacht Club". . Barker isecure a waterproof garment for cal people. . Napoleon. It could not havo been the Prices 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $ 1 OO All the Latest Designs in Traps. Carte, Boulevards, Rubber Tire and Bicvcle Runabouts, Bug­ "Star Spangled Banner” ...... Key $i. to $6. Actually worth from gies, Phaetons. Two, Three and Four Seated Surreys. Shetland Pony for Children. The band,will play at Asbnry avenue this world we know without Cains Julius Seats nowon sale a t GreneUe Pharmacy, 214 afternoon. R ead th e S h o r e P b e ss. Caesar. 216 Main street, opposite depot. $3-75 to $iS.oo W. R. COHBS & BRO.

THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR 6 THB ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS; Ocean Grove hotels GUI mmmm ss ci'oiv 'AV'V wiwyxs is': Calls on the Powers to Recognize Fili­ m pino Independence. G as Ranges, $ 11,00 GUN SO AT NAPIDAN’S EEROR.

Bhelltrf the I'enoenhle Town of Pa­ ct e. Thiiiktnsr It W uh I n Hebi*li»* . IS VOUR DOOR OPEN : ^ UnntlN-(nptiilii Otin Ordered Arre»feti by Ia> " *«»• Every American \Voman has cause to be thankful to the inventor of the Gas Range, for not only has he saved her the ^[iuiila, Aug. Ai:uinnMo ha« np- necessity of hau'ing coal from the cel.lar, but he has also made pt’illftl to the power* I*. -1* JVC^Iiili-Hl of ‘•Filipino iini*-peiuleii» e" iu n d ocum ent it possible for her to do her own cooking without, the exert,ion d.it«-d from T .iilu r, .liil.v *-7, m id ’•U:uvd of bunding a fire and removing ashes. by iliicinuiiiiri *. It lias 1‘ven nveivrd hy ail tho r*■ ji rounds in M .s.ila, w ith tin* rt ii* * -I 1 !i.ai ' 1 «• v fm w iini ii t<> tin ii- n*-p«'Hp < >w< 11irh ill*.- I’Ko I'.::j.:r v ill. ir "M nr.^miciit TLm JC L. 1 th a t th e y hail <..j.=jii'-i< ‘ 1 tin* \^ut.v lake and n wm. Accommodations of tlieso islan d - :!iv tin* r*»i‘ b.ictifie.i. , ytemm: i>f the : • tv ' a : - .v Consolidated Gas Co. of New Jersey I hut tin* • V tu^U piis- . US A-fTnjitc.n Square Mattison Avenue \vh*’;i they -.='!»• i s hold was ■'i. i;rr; a .-1 m odern ii:ipr.'>v;*i;jejits; np- iiT '-w cal ly / :. ‘ llul> c* 11 ii* <-v. ry room ; eX rrpU onal lo- i. rVr U-rmsi and tin*!her Information iiiir ■r O. JI NIMiAB. __ ASBURY PARK, N. J. I-1 VjxUwty au-J TVivdj av, r*. T-f'-rati-tt S p ain no I *i.i. •'. I.. • k from fn‘t aw\ ' ca r .\ud>t»rjum ' Yh\ L a f a y e t t e vit*w Shu m v r w i. li;.- \: d' i i : i e .m m i:r.-si:LL Cirni LaWes X m - . v t > P w C. W . SIMONSON, PENNSYLVANIA WILR3AD ■ n s ' d •\ n. sTo-*Kri»N. The Occais Route .JOUSER, 7 A ’ v—The Standard! Railroad of America -vtM'nV* .vison-inl of *. ' . TVIO FIHB1S SB Sllie STERHSHS l> J{! *Ni-,L il \N 8 . Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, Etc, On a no after J ’lre W. lNf*9. '•1 l- oe**ui vi:>w. >\»ar BEPUBLIC TltUNS 1.KAVK AfllU’ltV I'AltK—WKKK-DAV8. BOTTLER OF BALLANTINE’S BEERS til t t !. - “f in*s: I i.p ..vei iin-l »'-«ly A N I) t*-r’- , 11; . v a v c r l*'t -t-ta s> acemijtiior'.-iti.ifiji I * »** hiry- For New York and Newa-k. 0 85 7 ^0. 7 45, S 20. .ii.- !' . Intlle • H.»x J. li II. 9 »0 a in. I ‘*.*0 ‘2 S.*li 3 85; 5 8 ', anti 9 20 u in. Bottled by Steam Process, and warranted to keep In any CUxflate tho ■ ■ i.f »;• For Elizabeth, 7 45,9 2<>, a m, l 2i‘, 2 85, Ji 85.5 37, ‘siity C O I i t t M B I A a»nl i* i:0 p m. n ''**nt*h «)Jin avenues. N’>; »r otvaii up**n h'or llab'vay, H.20 a m 20, 5 87. nud 9 20 p m. tfistnl.’ i M ■^^7" t y e» For Long Urtmeh. 0 8<|. (0 35 .Mondays o n ly , 7 20, n il l>t-v.t-y j;i,-i . :pr«v i*y : ■. i^-i > it- v i-it the fj .w«*!»; rat -s. K x * I s Per Red Ilank, * ^0. 7 45,) 20, a m. 1 20, 285.8 85, SPRING LAKE BEACH N. J <■<»T111T i ; . H iv i u f f o r d WaTKU I. MULKOltn. 5 8 r and 9 20, p in. TL. y t !. *•1 f!n'y Ii i vi* For Philadelphia, Broad Street, and Trenton, lettejs in-in It - >. ami Urll- 0 25,7‘2-:>. 7 5ti, 9 07 am , 12 8S* 8 57. ai>d 5 85 p m. t tanriy hotel porm'tir ra •*», For (lamd-^n viu TrentA.n-and Hurdentown, 7 «5, i '' i/iii- i i ini y and Ocoan H ouse E N. (‘KKNTIS 9 07 a m. 12 and^l 57 p m. j)i‘^{iVUin.4 lii.'t f!. u-..nid roc* For Camden aud Philadelphia via Toms River, U 40 and t \ 13 am . 2 28. and 515 p m. RHODE ISLAND POINT... tin i;' iii'.!1 r Mvli Was at. tt»'l 1'i-Piir^isht‘tl. N’-vr au«l»t»»- i s i i ivar**r1 luitlis. U ir^e. Uontl For XotiiB River, Islaud Helghtaand Intermediate tiio .'W; • j' - I <»:o p -.nv T he Q ueen f-H All in *dt*ni •eonvmiifiiees. Opwi throu^Ie stations, 0 40. 11 18 a m . 2 28, 5 15, and 0 40 p m. On Beautiful Shark Hivor I'its-.iiy i :*• • i- 'ii'i **' ..•ill to n 't rnil , ' p;»l> For Point Pleasant and lntennndiate Htatlonp, Teleph »iie 1* . M t’LEMENT. , 6 40, ? 1ft, W 51, 11 >8 a m, 2 23,2 5S, 4 22,4 50, 5 10, pfiWt.; < to th'.! .■ : «• WV.M i*-n t*. I. *5 :5, G 0.‘, 0 48. and 8 5f>, p m. to a tonniu.c i<‘n War ui TO m FR0[H HEW YBM For New Hrunswlck, via Monmouth Junction. i •» fl « ’ > !.•'«*. IHIK l'Otl\ petly on tbe frout. M-Hht'n in 0 25, 7 50. 9 07 a ui, t2 S3,8 57. and 5 85, p m. • Now Open For the .Season of 1899 ' line te Octeber. Direct Trolley Connections for Asbury Park 'Vhe \*M! j iie iLaogdon . M. J. HOLT. and Ocean Orove TKAIKa tEAVK N£W YORK FOR AflnURY PARK« FOUR TRIPS EVERY DAY Under the Management of J. K. XARKINS Tin* jrutil»>jn N. pi.JMi '!i» 11*tl r.n -te , on 'I'M /“▼ 3 S f a t ' >ri:i»r < >'.‘aii aii.l tinih avenues. , Convenient to id! join From West twenty-Third Street station, 8 55 a tin* la k f, in-ar S ix l.l < f t l / . I I. f InWII w ns are iJI new nml in<‘dern. S\>»*eutt Le.iVe Iron Pi hi-'_r «i*f» >nd*« :tnitation perfect. E’.ectrie lights ter, Oyster Har on each boat. 5 15 p m. ■ LIV E LOBSTEES BEOILED {rents Jt.i'l n*ti;i ht*d tilt* w ith his' M. li. HERITAGE. place of North Asbury Pankand Asbury Park to van an I \bl-t.-,t av«* let off passengers. W elsh Rarebits, Soft Crabs, Green Turtle Soup t>is pAnRi.rniA^lroad St.) koh Tho pt-iiph . '«•«-siiar tho 1n»at aprna< htn^, op *n all t hi p ;rlor^ and w ii neated Moms for the coot Children 40 Cents 78 CtS asoury park.T flod m th e hills i:i a to rriih ’d ouinliti^n T h e A l a s k a r.KS"‘M ;- in Oe‘*an (_»r«'>v.- 8upr*^e,i w nh sea water C l a m B a k e D i n n e r s t o O r d e r and w iih i>ar. h tin»«* t«» osi-ap**. ( >nt- i*hihl * uv . Th-lu...... ati.ni-..f >f tne best, 100 feet rr‘«in hrmrtlwalk and At 4 05, 0 50, 880, 11 41, a m. 2 42, 4 08, and w as killttl ;i ii'l piany l-inl ftii'lit »rium .nut post oilier. N JI. KILMKIt. Proprietor. Single Fare, 50 cts. Glilldreq. 25 cts. 5 00, p m, week-days. Sundays, 4oL and 8 80, am. Market Street Wharf, via Camden and Ha'ii.!-:-il. ’i ii.- am li •: ‘.ti**s o\\»rf>s Ki'oat r>i:- *etly tm iti»* bench. Leaves Cook m \n ave me and Main street a t 10.10 Trenton. 6 10,7 to, 1030 a m. 2 80 and 8^0 p m. nil u'T "^l)l *.f tin- i||fii|i III. a iu., H2.10. 4 0 and fl.10 p. m. nSTeTDtiixxL© ZS 0 i e £ h _ t ; s Thoroughly>)Ukiiij uiiMlern.intMiera Elevator. Keith’s Express Conipiny checks baggagevdirect. week-days; 480, p m, Saturdays «.nl>^ * , After the taking *>f t’alamlia hy the H otel M ajestic Klivtrij light u. Perffet sanitation. Market Street’wharf via Jamesburg. f A m ericans ( General l,:wvtnti t»rdeVod tlm t Ocean Ornvc y CLEMENT & CI.E.MEN r 4 00 p in, week-days. N orth Side of Sliark River, N ear Avon D epot .C a p ta in (>:i.- i*f the \ \ ’a>hiii^tt>n ro^i* go South Main street, Ot’tjan Grove. T-ible supplied with milk &nd WASHINGTON ANI> THE SOHTf nieut he n li. v.-d t»f his com m and and regetahifes from our own farm. All modern ion»rovetu«xitB. Terms Take ASBURY PARK and ¥ t> CPOTT , •. p h u e d . undvr arv«*UJll, Proprietor slow ness am i Veem'mrf rt-luotam*e <»f the [lew YorK a g M i For Baltimore and Washington, 8 50. 7 20. 8 82, TELEPHONE 57 P coiHpanies^tin<[er 'ii-; t rdnm am l in-nheyinsr 10 20,1 1 28am . 12 09 (1280 Limited, Dining Car). 1 12 (Dicing Car), 3 12. 4 41 (5 25 Congreaaional th e .o rd e r to diriiy (.f them StoeU I'hehnnKe. Limited, Dining Carj, 5 84. 0 55 (Dining Car), IARK RIVER AMUSEMENT COMPANY have 1- irk a ’i'I nnlit fu r d u ty and New N'ork, Aug. 8. ? 8f (Dining Car), p m. aud 1205 night. ■were iriv.-u ?«-- ii-:i !. inland th a t tlio.v Would Mnn.*y i nut.ally at Jl!...a l per cent. Hs&unj Park optical Farloi Time tables of all other trains of the system Pviin«* me i »I;1, per cent. Jster- PATTEN LINE may be obtained a t the ticket offices or station*. o u t h e n d o f h a r k iver r id ce not ho a*'U.'d 1 ■ tl*. any nmtv fn;hlin^. \ S S R B llliu' excb: "P. el ual business in J . R. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt The aiitle.rr •< at Matirid have nrdor- hanker-* . a I.s.* f..r demand ant) 603 Cookman Ave., cor. Emory St. AND THE J. B. Hutchinson, Gen. Manager. • f*d th e Spa ui d f.m m issifU frs' m .t t'» re* at 51.-^'*,: ■lay-. Pouted rates. tarn to Tarl.i , and it N r«p>n*t*‘*1 tw o iiN iU il - i ■'oioiercial bill.-, No one can afford to risk his sight; hence AGCOMHO&ilTlON? FOR SVMMQR QUESTS .'[M'cial cum uii d'llMTS. Sl'IH.lt's t *:i ps-ilo*? : i-'J -i *- . tjtt;.a'ile. vliar sii- the importance of glosses properly adapted Rtlantic Coast Electric I H. Co. nnd i t arc i‘ii tlie.ir w;.y ln-ie l'rom ••r. t. i'- • II''. tSf. L Foot West 18tli str»*et For Vew York. ^Ia Pandy Tlook route, fi 47, 7 12 by tho p.*p(*. an.I will later vodt L*.:;d.Mi faction. “ y.CO, 9.00, *11.1.0 (Saturdays *12.45) a.m.; 2.40 p.m.' 7 50. 9 2-', 10 55 a ui, »2 05, 1 2 >, 2 85, 514 p m. en routi’ !i«n:e aKracted p>ni‘r;il intoresl < 'otloti * Mi.... ' »m;iHa...... IH Ha'tery Park: Kundaj s from Interlaken station, 9.2r.um,4 18 1 lei. iV Hms-o at th** navy di'partm.*nt. tiltJi«tho do* * "!':irio A- W est.. S«i!‘w 8 40,9 50, *11.30 (Saturdays *1.151 a. m(; 3 10 p. in. p m. Erie...... Mali, . watcU, Clock m Jewelry Repairing For fCew York, Vewark ard Elizabeth via nil rail partm t i.t lias n-.t f-.-cn a p p lie d o f his t; WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Jr. iencral i •> ■ 1! H eet.iur...... t'-i At pVices consistent with good workman­ ' SU N D A Y S >oute, <010 Monday onl* ) 0 20, 7 00. (7 80 New proj'iat.ime. I-.>r many reason^ the o!Ii* li..i l;it..: V Ilock Nland U York only). <7 35 except New York), 8 CO, 10 65 ship. Leave Pleasure Hav...... 4.15, 4,Wlv4 45, 5,00 p.m . eors t.f the navy wmild lH1 pleaserl if the La -ka« ;i ,i i.. si.v er - am , 1305, 210, 4 00. 710.pm 8 ur>days from WEST WANAMASSA Leave N. Y.. foot West lith at. ti.W, 6.40, 9 00, Interlaken fitatioh, 7 87 a m, 4 18, 8 05 p m. admiral should visit Loudon. The cor­ Lake SI.ore.... SI. Paul...... 1,1 W. C. WISEMAN, Graduate Optician 9.20 a. ui For Philadelphia nnd Trenton via Eilzat*ethport, DEALER IN | diality of the relations hit ween. the two L ead ...... Su-rar Petinery Leave N. Y., Batiery Park,* 8.50,1 9.10, 9.30, 0.50 6 20. (7.00 except Trenton) 8 00 a ra. 12 05, 2 10. I.oui-Vil'e N a. m . i . countries and the fVatertii/.itiK spirit Texas Pacilic... 4 00 p m. Sundayt from Jnteriaken station, 7.87 Man ha It n < ■ I'nion Pa« ni,-... t'honfe TnlkN Aliont Limrler, am . 4 18 p m. t-howh by i’.riii'h and American army M r i P.ii :1 For Baltimore and Washington, 700, 8 00. 10 55 Wabash pivt..., Lf.ndoii. Amu:. X.— Mr. Joseph II. Baegage carried frea with passengers. IMPORTED BBBRS anti navy . >!i.ers t--ward .each utlier Northwestern ______We.-terti Inion. bi*:b Cars leave Cookman avenue and Main street. a m. 12 05, 4 00 p m. Sundays from Interlaken would, they In tievo, ii^ m e t\»r tin* ad- f'hosito. tho \ ’u it ed Stntos embassador to Asbury Park, 6.sJu, 0.80 for morning boat, and station, 7 87 a ra, 4 18 p m. For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch i;;iral a jjratifj iu.ir re. eptimi. tel '\e-iern dull and easier; delivered by Sir Wilfrid I.anrier, the laken station, 4 18 p m. Ir c o t t a g e t r a d e s o l i c i t e d <’liiunlian itri'inier. Ho said: “There will ForW llkeebarreand Scranton,800 a m , 1205 p m, San l-’raii.-i'-.- Ainr. n. -The saijiny t,f idler * * tin ie r straiithtt*, For Buffalo and Chicago via D., L. W. 11. B.i n-i. io: >i i:>m• - la patents, *;$.> Halt.NJ; win* & :he traii>|«"M .\l ru'iin < 'it r. »vith a |n.nd ho p o w ar. 11 is safe to say that nn 800,10 55 a m, 4 00 pm . Postoffice Box 0 0 3 ASBURY.PARK, N.J. ?«f recruits, ha> hven !>*• pi.>tp.*n«*tl until amount of polities or politicians in either TO LO A N ,.... i' red t.pelied w eaker on ne- country con hi occasion war in this eon RETURNING TO ABBUBY PARK. Thursday to permit f alterati.ins that * •t’-'-h <■;.bles fiml ediitinned fine At Five Par Cent' nection.” The embassador, continuing, Leave New York,'via Sandy Hook route, pier 8 were decided np.tti j the hist moment. * ' - 'i'! and easy all the fure- J 0 « » N . WHITE ‘ m M. W . JAMES >nid that the Canadian parliament was N. R | from foot of Rector street. 9 00. 10 00, The St. I’aul will take• fr-on ft*. here to Se. :» •• ■ e. v ' lajceuiber, "tt'ya 11 00 a m (1 00 Saturdays only) 2 00, 8 45, 4 80 PROPRIETORS aiile, ahnut A iil.'. I I. l-~.ii recruits from n the eve of To repair them San Francisco. Aug. 8.—The Ivxaminer Mines company, which represents John D. 3 ,0 0 0 BL. P. BAumitf, Gen. Pass. Agt. 814 COOKMAB AVE. BUTT E ll- Firm ; state dairy, 13al7c.; state a t the ri^ht price is duty be owes Bays: The City of 'Peking, which sailed Rockefeller's mining interests in Min­ cream ery, 15Mjaltf>$c* nesota, has purchased 80 acres in sec­ customers on Saturday for Hongkong by way of (jHEESE—Quiet; large, white, BICYCLE TIRES AT PRO] Honolulu umlOfokohamn, took among sm all, white, UHjc. tion 22, four miles from Ilibbing, for $-100,000. The property contains 8,000,- PRICES. her cargo .4*10 pounds of shot, the EGGS—Fir^n; state and Pennsylvania, 16}$a 6,000 Hand work a specialty. lirst shipment of the kind ever made to alOM^c.; western, ungraded, 10al3^o. 000 tons of bessemer ore. The fee was At Wx Far Cent<: BICYCLES RENTED AND STORED. 8 Ross-Fep Farm Japan. In addition there were 107,050 UGAH—Raw firm; fair refining, 4o.: cen­ owned hy M. II. A1 worth of Duluth and Old Established Repair-Shop Goods called for and delivered. pounds of pig lead and 54,750 pounds, of trifugal. 96 test, 4 9-18c.; refined firm; crushed, the Hull and Roring estates of Saginaw. 6c.; powdered. 5%c. J. W. Hetrick & Son sheet lead. Just to what use this rather ^ ______In consideration 'of this purchase the TURPENTINE—Strong at 49^a50c. leases of the sellers, Hull and Town- ONDfAL LAKE Send us a postal and our wagon • unusual shipment is guing to be pui. in*L MOLASSES--FtrmY”'New' 'orleano, »1.80a 625 MatMson iAve. not known, hut suggestions have been ‘ — Bite of the Ilibbing mines, were consoli­ MARK GUY . will call. " > ‘ made that it may be intended to smuggle RI0E—Firm; domestic, iHafoic.; Japan, dated, the mining company buying the Keator Block. ASBURY PARK,N.J. 348 COOKMAN ATE. it-into Manila for the use of Aguinalda aGHo* latter and fixing the minimum output at MoBRIDB BliOOK 1?. W. JAMES, Manager. and his army. TALLOW —Dull; city, 4HtU$£c.; country, BOO,000 tons on a basis of 25 cents a ton T e l e p h o n e , 129:-,A. IH o. * royalty. The deal is one of the biggest Royalty Dies In a Hut. HAY—Firm ; shipping, 60s.80c.; good to tn iron ore properties this year. Steam launch direct to Farm from In* ChlcngorAiig. S.—A special to The Trib* tholce, 7&aSQc. terlabe'n station every 20 m inutes.. One from Peoria, Ills., says: Airs. Bets. Bom® Naval Promotions. Blnecont Accidentally Killed. A strictly flrst-olass family resort. LADIES JA S. J TAYL OR Griffin, whose great-grandfather was the WatWngton, Aug. 8.—The lollowlng Newark, N. J., Aug. 8 . — Policeman Open all the ye^r. \ Earl of Oharnock, is dead in a hut near naval officers have been promoted to- the Daniel Learey accidentally shot and kill­ . Have you seen the , SAHO'AHTISf Farmington. Papers found in fhe hovel? graces following their namfes: T. A. Bar- ed himself at the first criminal court. "where she had lived in a miserable man­ ryhlll, surgeon; J. R. Waggoner and T. I«earey was seated in a chair on a raised T-a,32Cie© d.©n. ner for several years, show her to be of H. Streets, medical Inspectors; E. P. platform in the clerk’s’ room. The hind Plumbing noble blood, and had she pushed her Stone, A. B. Culver, 0. A. Oove, D. W legs of the chair slid off the platform, PATENT HUMAN dalip at. the proper time she would have • Coffman, D. P. l’crkina, H. T.IMayo, W. throwing I^earey backward. 'In fpUing received a. third of an estate valued at I. Chambers, W. McMean nnd J. T. his revolver, which was in his‘right back Tinning A CHALLENGE $1,000,000. Up. to the last days she re­ Newton, lieutenant commanders, and J. hip pocket, exploded. The bullet en­ fused all favors. Frier^s of the woman 8 . Ogden,'Q. P. Ho\se and G. Cowle, tered I*earey*s l»ndy above the hip on the HAIR SW ITCHES will sell her hut and defray the funeral commanders. right side and passed through the intes­ Furnace Work expenses with what is realized. tines. Lenrey was removed to the city No stems or oords. Can be rolled, puffed Mr. Taylor has been modellner a t A5?>STy . or knotted to very tap. No lace, no wires, Park lor seven yearfv One fiundr^a dol­ M illionaire’s 'Will l'rolm lrd. hospital/ where he died soon after his lars has been placodrtltb the Afibory Park arrival. no nets used ln tho construction' of- Bangs, Pell Oni of WlndoTr Asleep. San Francisco, Aug. 8.—The will of Waves, WlgSj etc. Callat ' . ■ Board of Trade, to'bS (riven to-the winner G eneva, N. V.. Aug. 8.—Jtfbn Costello Lloyd Tevls, ..wlio died July 20, has been In a sand modeling contest, who cata exMl - J. E. FLITOROFT 1 • HAIR PARLORS ; Mr.. Taylor, This challenge te to all!tho of Iloneeye Flats was killed by falling Bled for, probate by Susan G. Tavis, Thomas RhoaiJes, Centerfleld,' O.i w rites: • frotai a window in the fifth story of the \Ve carry a full llcio o f theni. Also, ■ 1 . . * ‘ sand artists o t qierlt In tbe world. ’, widow of the decease* Tbe entire estate, “I Buffered froiri plies seven or eight years. Opposite Postoffloe Commercial hotel,* on South Exchange stated in the petition to exceed $ 1 ,000,- 6 0 2 % CooKMAfi A venue No remefly gave me relief nntyl DeWItt’s DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE, CUT; FRANK TAYLCiR, ' street. Costello occupied a room with* 000 In value, though It is Believed to ba Ode flight front, oppoelte post-office, Asbury Bark Editor,Lonir Branoh Record. ' James Vanburg, and the bed stood Wltoh Haail Salve, less thdn a.boi of whloh C1Lotcl$ Jbbnry Park hotels | - Asfyiry Part Rot«i$ CHOICE )6 « CUT _ The poputai-WEST END hia kept pace wi th the Growth of thli'fiWkt J^aor^.aad has been Im­ proved aaa extended year after year to meet the requirements .of .t&ebi&heBtcl^Mof visitors. It Is noted as being one of the largest and most select hotels lo Asbury Pairi ^beautifully located ?r 3j*ear the beach on the moBGlwpottapt avenue of the city, and has accommodations for four unnoted guests. During the past year the hotel baa been thoroughly renovated. - . Une of amusements, the WEST END HOTEL ^rovMeeaamany aa can be found In any hotel fnr.thfecountry, • With lta magnificent situation, so’olpse to Ocean and lake, and on tbchnjffhfare of travel to and from th** beach, lta architectural beauty and_ neat furnish' “ i u W # 1' thereare but few to com pane with it • lta r a p t jbaU room Is thethe oencenter of all R. A. & E. N. RALSTON faahlonable fuhcuona, ondto Uhdeniably the beet In Anbury Park.* LARGEST , ^ / T h e orcht amusement hall, and the charming set of -young people who throng to the FOURTB AVE. AND KINGSLEY ST. 602 Cookman Avenue WEST END ' .L 4. a,:.*’ l ■ Opposite Ptntotflce Is made t open ground stretching away from the comer of the hotel,hotel*' Asburj ParK • ■ . -' The offlcu . . . Iryapdrleawmt, is a favoriter#*ort of gueeta. The register bears AND LEADING DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH toe^nameeotcll s prominent In the social and business life of the eastern, western and southern Greenhouses. Allenhurst TELEPHONE The dlnlng-rootm Is.bright and cheerful, the cuisine Unexcelled, and theeervloe excellent. The panora and reoeptfCn room are attractive and inviting. The bedrckuns ure models of comfort, con? ▼enlence a^dcIeiujUnCT*, ■ijjyrn; tit'..: • v . HOTEL THE LEADING HOTEL IN EVERY RESPECT The^WESTEKDbss all modern electrical and Are appliance*. Watchmen alwaya on duty; um ediam atem used. Electric E lector. Teleohone fntf Telegraph offices. Billiard Boom and of»ehfci®. connected with the Hotel. On application at the office tbe gueats may obtain any kind >. ' r -< Bates of the WEST END are as moderate aa consistent with the class of service Elevator, Casino, Electric Lights, Baths, GEO. L. ATKINS & SON. Coroner’s Jury Hears Witnesses ot New management. , For rates and other information address Rrid^cport Disaster. ‘ P. L. TEN BROECK.' Telephone 80 A. MORGAN & PARSONS

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HALL t ’uiin., Aug. 8.—The offi­ N O W O P E N cial probing in Lo the cause'of and refipou- fciliilii,v lor tla* appalling cnlamity which Twenty-third Beason ovt*r(i»*»U a trolley ear tin the' Shelton openB JunelS. Superiorln e.vtenMoii a t Stnitf«»ril on Suntlay began Entirely Remodeled and Beautified when the coroner's jury opened the in- every respect For terms yuest in the commissioners’ room at the and booklet address county building. There were no specta­ Spacious Piazzas Superior Cuisine tors present, the proceedings being watch­ ed only by interested lawyers and the J.W. ROCKAFELLER & SON newspaper reporters. Sanitary Plumbing The lirst \viiiic» was William E. Peck of Stratford, whose house is Imrated nt tt point ."»0 feel, perhaps, from t|ie trestle, French Waiters Elevators where the horrilying affair occurred. Mr. I Pock was nMowed to tel! his story in his Tennis Court Golf Links ASBURY PARK. own way. He said that ou Sunday after­ PLAZA noon just before tht* disaster he was sit­ - THIRD AVENUE AND KINGSLEY STBEET ting in the lied of I he pond over which Hotel and Restaurant. < American and European Plan. the bridge passes. From his position lie Capacity 200. The largest aud coolest rooms, halls and porches .n As­ was unable to see approaching cars, but bury Park. Superior cuisine. All modern Improvements, including electric THE SELECT AND LEADING FAMILY HOTEL OF THE NEW JERSEY COAST. he eottld hear the noise of the truvci FRANK B. CONOVER, Owner and Proprietor bells in esich room. ' Best location in the Park: belnpr directly * on ocean and lake. Orchestra daily. Unexcelled over the rails. Thus he was unable te cuisine. Pish dinners a specialty. Write for circulars. know tho speed of the ill fated car as it MAC CAHTLAND & DOWNING 1 H. J . & S. A. BLY, Proprietors! ..rushed along toward the trestle. His at-; tent ion. however, wa*? soon attracted by A Modern Hotel by tbe Sea.' a peculiar grating and bumping, probably occasioned when tlie car left the rail* and began to bob along the ties. A few H o t e l seconds later the car came into his range HOTEL COLUMBIA HOTEL jnOiPDTPof vision^ In another instant it was all ON THE OCEAN FRONT. over. * « Situated in tbat delightful and’select part The most popular hotel in the Juror (’able asked the witness if he had W a l d o r f of Town known as NORTH ASBURY. Park. Unexcelled location. noticed the end of the bridge and jthe ap­ FIFTH AVENUE Elevator. Baths. „ Evening Dinners. proach on Sunday previous to the fatal On Ocean front. . hour. Mr. Peck said he had and that One hundred, yards front Special rates for Jane and September. , the approach seemed to be “out of true.” beach . J Kingsley Street and Sunset Avenue The witness was then excused without The only German house in W. HARVEY JONES,^and Manager being questioned in regard to the awful th is c ity . WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. details of the moments immediately fol­ lowing the plunge of the car. Muelc dally. E. WESTWOOD PRICE, Mrumenr. FAMILY HOTEL ailMH Peck’s Evidence. Terms. 53 00 per day. Grand and Sewall Avenues 809 Seventh avenue, near Kingsleyw , utreet. House Frances K. Peck, a cousin of the pre­ P. JO N A S , new. Forty cool airy rooniB,ooraa. Dining „ room full vious wituess, was next examined.' She ■OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. The W ashington_ width of house. Writer conveniences on nil floors. P ro p . Bathroom Gas light thr^unrhout. Wire sprlnw, hair mattresse*. trivate cottages each nlde. was in her room in the Peck house,-and," Bteam heat. Electric llgnw. Terms moderate. Open through the fall and winter. 186-211+ ns was her custom, she watched tjie car All modem improvements. approach. Iu her opinion, the car was Laurel House Ban parlor. Reasonable prices. corner Second avi nue and Kingsley t-treet. One Bloctt frotn running faster than any she had seen The Victoria The Portland beach. Unobstructed ocean view. Cool location- since tlie opening of the line, a few ways B. K. SNYDER. previously. The car, however, did n >t 1 hlrd and Ocean Avenues Secead Arena* and . sway as it rushed toward the bridg,1. In Kingsley Street The Stafford First avenue and Bergh street. NOW OPEN. Nineteenth season. fact, it ran steadily until after it wa.« Under, same management. Corner Filth A>enue and Heck Street Open All The Year The Carlton E. It. RICHARDS. well tin the. bridg.\ At this po nt a It ;r.i ______M IB B 8 KEMPE, Proprietor. intervened, ami tin* car was tempera i!y Opposite Sunset Lake Special accommodations for bicycles - Pecond avenue. Pleasantly situated. One block hidden from her view. from beach. Ocean view. All modern improve­ She felt herself coh.-trnined to watch For terms address MRS A. L. >GUY. American House ments. Electric Light, Gas, Baths. . R. W. & J. H. BALL. □ for the car to reappear and, i uuning to The W ellington tht* window, dropped to her knees :.n I Flfteentn-Season. Corner First avenue and Kingsley street. Open until October 1. The looked out through the trees. She seemed house has good appointments, is pleasantly situs ted tear the beach. to feel that something was about to hap­ D elp h ia n few. “ — * *•*■ ** *»*' •OPEN UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. 8END FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET. EDGEM ERE INN with a fine occan vi Terms moderate. M. L NIH MEYER, pen. As the car came on odee more iu 8 , L. LUKENS. sight it was swaying violently from side FRANK E. SMITH. Fourth Avenue. Half Block from the Beach. I |4 . (Formerly St. James). Comer Cookman ave. to sitle. still running at a high rate of Modern Improvements. w O rn fT I6 rC 1 9 .l riO T C I nue <»ndwerb street Open all tne year- Com speed. She noticed three or four meu'ou mandlng full vtew of the sea. Broad porches, the running board. They appeared to be B A N T A & B ltA K T . •arge, airy, comfortable rooms. Steam boated throughout. Bervice and cuisine excellsnt. E. VAN AKEN. clinging to the car with difficulty. She The Westminster saw no one jump and did not notice the 2 1 0 F o u r t h A v e n u e Eighth season. Between the oce»n and Sunset lake; motoriuan. From this point she .remem­ within full view, of both; within two minutes walk of bered nothing, as she fainted away. June to October. Eleventh season. Bloch and a halt from ocean;'fine The Park View the beach. Fifth avenue. M. E. BROOMALL. The jurors plied Miss Peck with ques­ ocean view. Bates and other information can be had by addressing tions concerning the speed of the w^ ‘ ’ f wx .' . . 801 Aeburr avenue. TWs house Is delightfully Sixth season First Avenue, near beach I B lP I riO llft£ located, opposite Ocean Hotel, one block from The Hollywood J. WESLEY CROSS, Manager Miss Kiltie Taylor of Bridgeport wa* A I1V IftjlV I 1 1 U U J V beach. Excellent table. Terms ft to $10. .the. third witness. Miss Tayll»r ■ was Under new, liberal management. First class in all its appointments. 185.90* For rates, descriptive booklet and map showing location, address ' a i 3 Second Avenue spending Sunday at the Stratford home of M rs. W ebb, her sister. T his •housr HARRY J. ROCKAFELLER, Owner and Proprietor / - * j _ m w : a _ a Fourth avenue and Kinsley street The Fenimore U Q lO nfl2L C 1C n O lC I N^eteenth eeaaon. One block from ooean. THOS. NOBLE. is located about 500 feet from the PHILIP HILDRICH, Proprietor. 109 Third avenue. Ocean block. Twenty-second season. Full trestle. ocean view aod near to lakes and bathing grounds. Perfect The young woman had taken her posi­ Clifton House sanitary system, artesian, water, gas, electric light. tion in the doorway on Sunday afternoon Trenton House and Cafe One block from ocean and Wesley lake. M. N. MYERS. All modern improvements. Superior table service. Twenty-third season uuder present manage­ for the express purpose-t^f seeing a trol­ ment. Special term s for June and September. ■ • K. S WAGNER. Sfl7 Second avenue. Near bench and all'places of Inter ley car pass over .the bridge. The doom­ est. Special terms for June ana beptember. New Man­ ed car came down the inoline, approach Fourth Ave. one block from O cean. 802 * !K«r Avknue, The Lyndhurst agement. S. H.VANNES8 . Near the beach and pronjeuade. A 1 conveniences anfl ing the. bridge at ti high rate of speed. Bear Filth avenue bathis{^grounds. Complete In all modern Improvements. comforts for permanent and transient guests. Excel­ It was roekimr violently—in fact, it Hotel flatthew lent table, the best hedg^nd most approved sanitary Was rushing al-.ng so rapidly that a cloud flRS. J. A. FENN. equipment. Address GI. W. Matthews, Proprietor. O ther R esorts of dust followed. She was surprised to One block from, ocean. Open all the year. Excellent ac­ see that the speed did not slacken, and commodations for guests at moderate rates. Near car line, the rocking berame more* pronounced The Brighton churches and popular amusements. Shady Qlen House until she aelimlly turned back into the Hotel Clarendon an Tbird Avenue MRS. H. HUNT. house to avoid witnessing what seemed DURHAH, N. Y. to her inevitable. As she turned away N ow O pen. 30a Fifth Avenue, Asbury Pork, N. J, Nearest house to the ooean on Flrstfavenue. CATSK1LL MOUNTAINS. Full ocean view. she heard the crash and rushed to her Two blocks from the ooean. ODeof the finest views ofthe Park and ocean Dally mall, telegraph, bathing. Ashing. 8 lage morning and evening from Cairo ratltoadstation. S u r f H o u se Twenty-fourth Season, Bowling, tennis croquet, swings, delightful drives, walks and rmbleiC' Table one of the best. Fresh sister with the information that an acci­ to be had. Near Sunset Lake, ooatlug and bathing grounds. Firs tel aa S’ hotel E. A. MARTIN. eggs, nrilk and vegetables from owner’s farm. Pure water and healthful mountain air. No ma'arla. dent had happened. In every respect. GEO. W. WATERBCRY. RATES $5 A WEEK for September, October and November* Asbury Park references—Mr. S. Hem- Corner Second avenue and Bergh street. ' Dr. William It, Cogswell, medical ex­ menway, 015 Cookman avenue, Howard HuIIce, Daily Press offlce. S. M. EuLlOTT, Prop’r. aminer of Stratford, was next called. c y j . ■ n i i i i n n l 408 Seventh arenae. Near Beveptb avenue »un parlors. Open all The Ashland Fourteenth Beason. j u a u r e n i the year, steam beat, baths, gas; large and comfortable tocma. MRS A. GEORGE. This inquest, in conformity with the re­ S. FL.YXN. quirements of Connecticut law, deal*, Sixth avenue, two blocks from ooean. ayon-ag-tfie-Sea with one victim instead of all, and the Now open ^Remodeled and impro?ed. 21 Bt Modern Improvements. Appointments flrst-clatts, killing William Osborn of Stratford in Season?6 Address The Northern x C. M. JONES. Metropolitan Hotel THEODORE OVES Directlyon the Beach the technical subject before the jury. Every room looking out Accordingly Dr. Cogswell descHbed tech­ nr** _ m r • ■ * Corner Third avenue and Kingsley street. on tlie ocean. Nineteenth season. *FIret-clftsa accommodations. I ^ne hloolrfrom ocean. Season frotn May,to November. A V O N I MM nically the injuries which resulted in the One block from Ocean. MRS. D G. CONOVER. Entirely refurnished from top to cellar. Open all the year. Hotand cold saltand fresh water hatha death of this particular victim. The Leadley Special Rates for June and September. in the hotel. Forterm s apply to CRANSTON & HAND,Managers. Avonjnn; pr.397'M idw ay, N. Y PR0B8T &LEADLEY - With the conclusion o£ the ^xnmina- Sixth avenue, third honse from beach. Unobstructed ocean tion of the medical examiner the inquest Tflian Avinma. fc * view. Excellent cuisine and service. Snecial terms for iwas adjourned. * " Evening dinners. , Prices bn application. The Yorkshire June and September. p.. 8 ; HUNT, Manager Minot House OAPT. J. MINOT, Proprietor. ’ « v v J SJ08Second avenue. This hotel Is delightfully located. Only T i t i Boys ou Strike In Buffalo. 206 Third Aviates. 1 ne W lllard one block trom the beach and Jfow o^en. Large, cheerful rooms. Byffalo, Aug. 8 .—A number of Western The W arwick Terms reasonable. Union messenger boys employed: iu the Corner Qrand and Fifth avenues. Open all the year. Opposite beautlfui'BunAet Lake. Terms reasonable. down town office^ are out on a ‘strike for 800 Sixth Avenue. Two bli from board walk; fuA ocean The Berlitz M. CONKLIN. an Increase of»pay. The boys claim that vlejr; modern improvemehf Speolal terms for June. , '• 170 messenge'rs are out^but the Western T h e E d w a rd J a s* m . h a q e r m a n & so n . j * * - ■ ~ Sunset avenue, one’ blook from ocean. All modern \ improve* Union officials say nothing approaching, o e a n G ro v e • 810 Second'avenue. Eleventh Season. .Good Ocean aucli a number are out. view. Superior table. Special terms for the Spring T h e iV ladison g°°^ggf^,eiectri° Pitman AveM near | Hotel GladstoneT and Fpll months. • Mbs. M.’E. APPLEGATE. 7- 'A n o t h e r 1’ h i c p Delegate Honored. , , • • ,» Comer Grand and MUnroe avenues, One 1>iook from Electric cara and five minutes walk from the beach or railroad station. the Ocean. Paris, Aug. S.--.Emperor William of 803 Fourth avenue, 2 blocks from beach; Season April ormany has conferred upon* Coupt yon to November. Special terms for the Sprhhr and Fall | f l P I I r a i l f f C ' Steam heated^' Open all the year. Superior table. Oommodloua Twenty-fourth Season. k The Hawthorne months. •E.J.DOTY. ., , l;,: „u,, porches, rgppclal rates for families. j. GENUNG. Munster-Ledeiiburg, the Gernian oifi- w intiSr season • i bnssador here, the- title* .of prince, * in m g < ■* -a 'g t J ' ll: * Third avenue. One block from th6 Beaeh. All modern CHAS. J. HUNT. •, Secotad avenue, near tbe beach; \ THE TOWERS, LAKEWOOD, N. J. recognition of his services as bead of.tb^ .. . JVOW OPEN. The Alpemarle ^ German delega t ion' toy the peace co^ferv J Grand Central Hotel Special terms for the spring, months. A MISS E. M. SCHOFIELD. •nee at The\Hngije. ^ ' • . ‘ j A. TERHUNE, Proprietor. \ i b ffv Bl? .FIRST AVENUE. . ' . Mr. and Mm. B. iAcifirop, ’Mbw ^ - Two minutes* walk from beacb. Open entire year. Now open under new management ./f A delightful Bteam •'heat. Modern improvement*. ‘Summer homelike house; all Improvements; ’ convenient to 'wrKo's: “O io M lnnto Oough Cora sared U b . The Philadelphia rates, tS to SIS. Fall and winter prices,1f5.td The Ward Villa -thtfooean/ . * ’ ■ W^jJAXiTICB. life dr our little 1»jr trh e a nearly aosil wKk wt Sunset.Avfenue, FamlUeseonsidered- . < * P fflwra.” . W . B . HMil.:-1: ------Q* THE ASBDRY PA R r DAlLV PRESS. l i '■ J fl Jlttittsctncm s I1 Jltnu$ctttettt$

Accused Bears Himself Well During flATHING AT LOCH ARBOUR It’s Not Easy to Tell Secret Examination; New PavilioiVand Houses at foot of Deal Lake The' story of our furnishings DOSSIER IN-QUIRI NOW ON. FtfESH ami SALT W ATER BATH ING for summer service. Department mentioning is all that can b e Prisoner II Ih I n n o c e n c e done; the detail of items must be lefc for individual inspection * \V!i«*n Ihe literlminutlnsr Diving Board. - Largest and Coolest Houses. Suppose we visit first the department where ready-to- Dot*mil 1* 111 m A ro M en tio n i'il to Superior Accommodations. Him— Drt'j'fHN Hopeful. wear garments for ladies’ and misses are on exhibition. Here r we find an array of skirts of all fabrics, work suits and bicycle K'-inifs, Am is. S.—*Tlu» D royfns court OPEN SUNDAY. suits of all the pnpu'ar rmteri-ils, m i le in styles ths latest, and f.1.1 i t ia 1 i:u*l Ik l.iiul elnsrd for the h u m p PriBfi siasM sale l>iui>nsr of cx si milling the srm * t dossier. in manner the best. .Shirt waists? The display we have has no This is a collv» lion t»l* documents which a ' H B MYRIAB S A M S E S Unseosonable. weather plays ’hob with the selling of summer rival on 'the sea cnst. Not a pop'ilar coloring, style, or ma; IU Is a liui;t’ rtothvs* bii-kct and weighs wardrobe specialties at a watering resort. We.stocke;d up heavily jmuih' s# Tw o uu‘ii bi-might th e load Presenting** the n m t beautiful combination of light, eoler and motion , ever seen in anticipation of ought-to-be hot weather, blit the chilly breezes terial but her:: is represented, nnd all down to date trims and into eourt. . 'l'lse session lasteil for hum’s. A crowd At the Coitrt of Honor Building, OCEAN AND SECOND AVENUES have upset our calculations and we find our two stores contain sum­ furnishings. i»f iiinmi -1»’»1 pco| In* eauii* «nit of the Lyeec. Troops over from one season to another. .The freaky weather means a Big thiUfii tlnse away, and there were no hole in expected profits, for we have directed the ticket markers to l'*ihl protests or di'iuoiistraiion, the crowd price the goods much lower than cost in order to leave them go BATHING SUITS .'♦‘I'lt.in.u to be anim ated merely by a t h e i m m n g h o s t s n o w rapidly. The reduction prevails on all summer fabrics- and ail sum­ .ptiet «‘nri<>-.i|y. mer specialties in the various; departments. We have not laid in a \Y<: v - l.i;i r !,; •[) he le.iJ *rs i.-> this line and guard well J );e ;ier still womi*'! SOMETHING NKW. THB h V T K S T KS I’RIIT U VMRN V A 1’ T H E job lot stock to tempt patrons, but the price slashing includes stocks nml Imra*-*. <\ i.' ;:ti S lip I?chi>o iim H»Ii* and the pubi'R&nntl correspondeiHs wore F o r T t U 'i.l / IH*:i < l;n. In which the World’s Greatest Athletes will; ;'m tr 11,arbor,. Me.. Au-:. S.—Tli :»ro e anp t o under tho auspices of the Aoiraod necessarily absent. Drryfus was present Athletic t ’iab. nt tha' Slaughtered Wash Goods with both liis law yers, MM. I.abori abd iu*r*s. ,\",\y impam • >1 t.* hold an,in- Dcnruiire. quest in conneiii< wiili tlie iiceidiMil Asbury Park Athletic Grounds Choice new Dimities, .Lawns, Piques, Organdies and other favor: t'aptaiii Dreyfus was <]iies(ioned about •It .M' :? t D esert ; S:»n';.iy. whetcby ite summer^dress goods of washable wearing are yours for less money DRESS GOODS ‘iu petrous lost tl'c 1 r t'- by the break tlie.d-is>i>T ]-it * by pieee a'ml protested invr oi ti»e fe n ^ «. . i ■.: • c.t;upU‘levear, and if Al! jr.i-,1 rs ;i vl \v.-a es of ours .- in stock, but just now I 2 30 P.M. ments w.'ie }irouuht up. to tb. <1**.j t li? oy . caused by low pricing laan incentive to buy the large stock will melt away pa'rticur.ir i:n:r. st c-ntr--s i:t • the li^ht, an I a;ry substances fJ'i\e . reason for tlie em irt’s secre«-y iti the i; cm ton a I- 11 ot tlie slip.** Fpcrl i>! Unlimited Pursuit Race rapidly: , ' - Known as i-ha’liV-. li vns. biis-es, in lirsseli >es, etc. We i xamiuiiiiT tlie tlousier is tlett parts of it The in-lt:e>t', wK; , is opened Ai'-n- R. F. HALLEN involxe fier.many ami other foi-ei'un pow- -ia c. as eoiidudt i.. • .;■• two in eye ivit- jKow YarVs Great. ** M/imthon ” Runner, vs, 1So, 19c*. 85e DlmtMmi, n o w ...... 12^0 % 25u.'ll)5e, 48o OrgnndleB, n o w ...... lUe tucked up.;n ir.n uislbut the lirst installment has already fis. ,'1'lie ptoM'ealic.11 I'fhes hi 1 .rely upoy nes-ses Shiv iir- be. ,i .■.v'.uiiiised. 'I'iieir J. J. BURKE, Jr. l!.t* dossier. tesJiinony ntldt*d {>::• -a'lv nothin:: new Ami erica's Famous Distance Kunner been exlnuit-1 an! duiilieit: 1 -t i q-.ifet word i;i behalf of Rx-MiiiisUT of War (’hauoine, who lo t ! 1:11 previously ■ ■Miit «‘<1. D.tur^.iTO Slaughtered Shirt Waists U-otuht sonic fmtl.er doiiujients in. a M asfr Jciiisoii, i\u t witness, siatcd T'>p following stirs'will com pi te In tho various selection and price ticket. ) ' leather -bu*r,' was the only wiiiiess preH- ihat la* was blisy ^ . his baggage and events; We have sold thousands of shirt waists this summer and would eiitf ‘ couid not state wlf. any precautions JOHN FbXNAGAX Champion Hammer have no troub'e in selling those 'now on hand if the weather was M m e. IJri’j I'ti.H M njriij-. were taken tt* kiiep •: e . rowd in check. Thrower of the World. N. Y. A. C. vs. S t;.' »»«-.•! I. the other C. OriA D.WIOK, of Yale. Yale’s great- more seasonable. Those s«jfa.earlier were underpriced and rare bar­ Tho pi rsmial isajiressioti that Dreyfus A -ru t ♦ st Athloto. Intorcollegiate Champion made’on his a |>p: a ranee befoje.the court wiin,- us asked '*ut the coiistrnc- Hammer Throwor.* gains, but the tickets show a still* further reduction on the remaining AS TO CLOTHING martial is eotieedi d, even by his enemies, !’« -I A h' 1 hat as the plat- A. C. KR.ANZ lOtiKIN, World’s Champion stock—so low as to price as to make us feel certain, that the left to be most favorable. • ew he 1: C liad inspected it. Broad Jumper and Hurdler. overs will be gone before the week closes.-- Men’s, youths', and boys . Just whit is needed for ihe iMme. D reyfus is happy in tljo eon.- i. 1 i; wo;ii ii- iKi all the weight K . Q. CtvAPP, N. Y. A. C. Yale’s Peer­ s<'iousiu’.ss that a hmji f;i,*p has been lak* * i- p li i., . -... lie called the less Pole Vault( r. 75« 8Bc. Sl.no WhIbIf,’n o w ...... 09c .11 ., 1.. j 1*. u. M cGIItR, n . Y. A. C. America’s S I.12 81.111, S I.25 “ “ 08c prevailing weach.r, either in suits complete or separate gar­ en toward h -r husband's comjdyte vindi­ .« Was ■.d- “old growth 10 Mile Champion. sp« *1--C 51 00. SI,75 “ “ ...... SI.SO cation aud rehabilitation, and the exafta- S- M *NVM etropolitan Champion ments. The prices range from 48c to $2 4.-oo. tion of her hope manifests*itself st rongly 'lit: • ted t*i. i--'-M aony. and the Half Miler. in h :*r m anner tow ard every ime w.ho ap* . »’t.iry s’. -f •! i- : \v jd id . ?». «T. OK ICG AN, Champion of New Y ork’s Of shoes, we have that general comprehensive line proaelies her t<» offer her timely contrafu* ? M a: t .• I t^.'C >;;i ; oi’ tin* pier h ave Police Forc>. . Slaughtered Crash Garments which is to bj expected of a first class estab'ishmen t, We fancy latiim. To say that the name of such rCNlii.n-;, .mu' iiatii... 1 . ....oiiioii/ ami, e£- ii. J . S H E IU D A X , P. A C. W ill attem p t Men as well as women-and' children will'reap the benefit-of the cept ftjr i 1; V n t •; ‘ icc friitn which th^ to break the World’s Record for “ Throw­ persons is h j.i««u is to put it only moder­ ing the Discos.1* revised quotations in Crash garments. Under this head we include broken > h:id b. •• 1 iV KFEKS, N, Y. A. C. The fastest many of iureruanonal eminence, besides tllu 1 ••urt martial ease. Runner in the World. Men’s Crash Suita ...... 85.48 how $2 48 “MAXY” LONG. Nl Y. A. C. Colum­ scores of tubers who are known in the (cstiiuony in wJ ■ it was r<‘ferrc:srs, wlm l:as returned from a Blue Cotits . . , 4 25 3 2 0 who were present at the examination of short vai'Mtv.n. sat-.! that in all proha All Wool Plnid Pants 3 50 2 00 ihe prisoner declare'.that,, under all the bilijy be world not reach a formal con­ Admission, 50 Gents, circumstances, it was a distinct triumph clusion in ihe nuMlei* until Mr. W ayiu for him. This is the npjuion of Lieuten­ ^IaeN'e.Muh. counsel for C aptain C arter, Tickets can now be purchased from Geo Slaughtered Bathing Suits ant Colonel I’ieqnarf. of Maitro Labori, had b.-ea- given an opportunity to b< E. Williams, Druggist, Klmwley street and heaid. .tlr. MaeVea.^h is now in ICuropt Second avenue, Asbury Park. Its the same song of too much stock to sing of Bath Robes. of M. (k*<»rp*s <’iemenceau and of sev- « 184-S8 eral foreign laililary attaches. by the. adviec of hi« cbysician. but is ex No other retail establishment in the country carries such a large Captain Dreyfus’ answers to the se­ peeled lo return \*> the United Slatl*! stock, a better stock, and no other establishment in the world quotes vere interr<»j;.it-try of Colonel Jtm aust, the later iu ?’ v ' ft M»«nih: such low figures on these made this year robes. The assortment is president of the .court, showed that he M M I t l I M was thoroughly maste^ of his own case x*\ .i-r.'il ’ Mil. yet complete but under cost pricing ought to clean them all out ih and had a <-le:ir capacity for keeping al­ New V.< ik. Aug. The Lied S ta r line 2«j. hours. . WANTED! ways in ‘relief,in his testimony the prin­ 3 ten iner Kensington. Capiain Dann. has ciple of his innocence. The subtle ef­ arrived f >.n Am we. p. T he captain re- forts to establish by indirection a premise ported t< ti • heal'ii oflicer that Sheel Slaughtered Ladies’ Suits and Skirts Me.llinka a boy nf 12 years of age, a of probability for the direct accusation of Stylish Pique and Crash Suits and Separate Skirts, Jalways crim e,failed itt tcrly. steerage I.-.** uger. had developed snnlll- EMMA B A prisoner without the courage nnd pox on .1 • y. II; 1 aad was im m ediately iso- reasonably priced here are now almost given away and the wise fortitude of Dreyfus might easily have iated i:i I .> ‘t-* liner's hospital, where ev- female will take advantage of this mid-summer sale by purchasing a Operators to m ake cry p a ii.ti- taken to prevent a Sails from foot of First aveque, been cowed.into weak and irresolute re­ dozen or more separate skirts and putting them away for next sum­ sponse. Colonel Jouaust’s harshness of sp;-e: •: ;• .1 -case.. Health Ollicer Asbury Park, for the Fishing manner and abruptness of speech, how­ Dot) t>;-’ -i i < detain tne Kensington mer. Never again will they be sold so cheaply and regrets will follow ever, which were to a certain extent 11111 :l h-- .- < : i i. .1 i.une : he probabb* ex­ Banks at 8 a. m. Bait and line your tardiness in getting the pick of the choice patterns: night shirts. what some military men imagine to be po-l it' the pa-, t ngc-»rs and crew to the essentially professional and becoming, included in fare. P K Suits ...... 80.00 now S4 75 found Dreyfu* fully prepared for them. Crush Suita ...... 5 48 “ 8 00 <’ »! i ! i»rv "/i J • yrc'M* "W rceU vd. P K S k ir ts ...... 1 0 0 “ 00 l-'r*- i: < A1!-. X. -The engine aud FARE $1.00 ‘ “ “ ...... :■ ...... 7 00 •• 4 98 ZANG'^ILL ON DREYFUS. a |m -ii . * in- v. •; t !i boand I.os’Air/rlcj. ■ Crash “ 08 *• 40 - . Also pressors t o i r o n evpi • - -i-.ii • i lo* S.ait Jn rn I ;n-iin Ocean sailing excursions only “ , “ . 8 4 8 2 75 Tlie \ovrlint T iiIUh About tlie Great railr« :.d '• ■ • •! ....’.I"d near Don P alos’ Silk W a i s t...... 6 .C8 “ 8 48 Trinl nt Keittictt. K ir/. .• 1 5 1 i' d is repoVlotl tj- have at 2 p. m. Philadelphia, Aug. S.—Israel Zangwill, hecn •.!!;>-]. N *.• of thi* passcmrcrs lost night shirts. the novelist, is quoted freely here in the their live-, i icw are said to have F A K E 5 0 C E N T S Slaughtered Summer Shoes newspapers .on the Dreyfus case. l>c,-:i in.ju’. > •!. o f ^ h e cars were “To me it is quite apparent,” he says, l(:ol;y \v»t ■ ' 1 ■. 1. ! ■ hurled ii\to a ditch. Russets for both sexes and an unrivalled line of Ladies’ Oxfords “that -Captain Dreyfus will be given a Tie- <:in-t •" i!„. accident is unknown. Cupl L .'NEWMAN. Copt. FRANK PEARCE also come in for special pricing and selling during this sale. We fair trial. Absence of any demonstra­ J ltd d la»l- hivi- : •: y d been receivi <1. handle only the products of the best makers, so you will have the tion in favor of the jinny or by the army against the prison**!* bears out 1113' judg­ t . .• s k: - ' l.rixiin .irrhin. opportanlty to secure the best shoes at special bargain prices. ment that President Lonhet has the N.-.v V \ '■.7 Tile I'nited Sta'.es Don’t hesitate though,'for most of our patrons know what a , special STEINER & SON army under his control,. President Lou- f.rau-'port >-! • • I : -M.u C aptain ISyrne, TH E PALACE store sale at our stores mean, and delay means that others will se­ bet intends that Captain Dreyfus shall has .-|i*. ii. -i ti.. * a Juan ami San'iago have ii fair trial. with .".i s r-'i'ii: 1 *. all of whom einbark- cure the best pickings. '•Vs* ‘Doubtless many in tho army nre op­ ed a l s: -I ’ i'We transport imt hav- ASBURY PARK’ N. J. posed to Dreyfus, but I do not believe ing qommunii-ar* •i ith the shore at San- that there is the exaggerated view with ti.airo and i**ual quarantine period MERRY-GO-R^UND any bf them that the honor of the army having elapye,!. u.is given permission to is at stake. proceed. Among the passengers were ‘That puerile clomor was a red beaded Captains 11. A. Iieed and George II. THE STEINBACH COMPANY snake thrown in Dreyfus’ path. I am Paddock and Surgeon Southall. NOW OPEN MASSACHUSETTS ROBBER CO. rather impressed that the army takes Polite attendants. Everything needed for the Home and Wardrobe. the view now that the mistakes of a Senator .Ion cm In Poor Health. few cannot retlcct adversely upon the St. Louis. s.—Governor Stone has Good Music. Don’t fail ito attend the grfeat whole. received a It tier from Senator Jones, THE MAMOfH O D ' O+x.*™ OCEAN PALACE “Judge .Touaust’s method of interro­ chairman of the Democratic national Special care taken of child­ Cookman 6. Emory “ -D ig O tO rC S Cookman & Main gating Captain Dreyfus appears a'.bit ^se­ committee, in which Senator Jones says vere. I t seems to be a double negati%*e he is threatened with a return of ill ren with or without nurses. fashion of securing a man’s testimony health and u ill not leave-for the United rs’ against himself. States before Oct. 1, possibly not then. All welcome. A SENSIBLE. SUBSTANTIAL “French people arc very tired of the The letter was written in London, and SUMMER CORSET. - - 1 , Now iGoing ’on at 6 1 5 M attison Avenjue. scandal. TTiey -want to put a stop to it. the senator said he would leave shortly E. SCHNTIZI.br, Proprietor. HER MAJESTY’S SUMMER CORPfiT has no The approach of the Paris exposition has for Scotland iu search of health. flaps, no trills, no gee gawa of any Bort about It. It Braces tbe 4,000 Ladies,’ Gent’s, and Children’s Mackintoshes to be caused this revulsion of sentiment in the body, supports the breast, and redaces the hips and abdomen in case. Frr^cbmen realize that the morale A IlniiKlnff In Pen dm y l va n I a. a gentle, bat effeotlve manner, and without requiring tight- sold from £1. to $6. Actually worth from $3 75 to $22.00. of the nation has been so severely dis­ Erie, Pa., Aug. 8 .—Edwin D. Heidler lacing. Other corsets that pretend to do what HKit, MA­ turbed by the conspiracy that it has en­ has been hanged for the murder of his JESTY ’S does, fail, as women find to their sorrow when they Sale will last a short time only. dangered the commercial future of the E l e c t r ic C a s in o try them. ' v brother-in-Taw, Levi Kreidler. Heidler Waste no time trifling with any other corset when you country. and Kreidler lived on neighboring farms are sure tliat B E R M A J EBTY’S will give perfect satisfac­ “From my viewpoint the prosecution sear Erie. They quarreled over the set­ PHIEY'S K ALDTECHNOSCOPIC tion. . will not attempt to prove that Dreyfus tlement of an estate and Heidler shot W e w arran t every p air we sell. H'rote the incriminating bordereau. It Kreidler down in a field, H e was arrest­ MOM PICTURES F O R B A LE B Y ASBURYPARK has dropped that tack already. Prac­ ed, but broke jail. Eight months later tically it has admitted* Dreyfus’ inno­ he was recaptured in Anderson, Ind. An entire change thl5 week, Including the STEINBACH COMPANY cence by claiming that Ksterhazy wrote 13oth Stores: Cookman Ave. and Main St. and Co at man the document, but in justice to his ene­ Ex-Governor Atklnaon Dead. ASBURY PARK Ave., and Emory St., Asbnry Fark, N. J. mies it will try to prove that he gave Newnan, Ga.. Aug. 8 .—Form er Gov-* Estettiazy the facts to put in it.” ernor W. M. Atkinson is dead at his CHARLES F. W YCK0FP Seventh Avenue residence. He had befen ill for ten days, Fire Department Contradiction* In Evidence. and his physicians gave up hope for his t. Afternoons 3, 4 and 5. Dealer la F i l l i n g Paris, Aug. 8.—The Jour says there recovery several days ago. Governor At­ gath Houses ‘are grave contradictions in the evidence kinson was one of the leaders of the Evenings Continuous from 7.30Jo 10.30 O H S, BRUSHES bed Paints of Genernl Mercier and former President Democratic party in this state. . TAWOSHBS Casimir-Perier before the court of cassa­ too—adm ission —io. Teeth This group has the finest tion, and it. understands counsel for IlowlKon Homeward Bound. Dreyfus are preparing a dramatic coup. HARDWARE AND NOTIONS' bathing grounds along the Washington, Aug. 8 .—R e a r Adm iral Wanted, at West ifiwd i i l U adi ot Interior and Exterior P7 contract or day*, work. for the teeth should be left entirely to positions are presented to the court mar­ Hotel, 100 children, atyo Krtlmat«« cheerfully givtjj. Atlantic- Shore. who hhs circumnavigated Africa" with ladles’ and gentlemeh’Mr tbe dentist. His knowledge and experi­ tial, to~charg6 either General Mercier or his flagship, the.Chicago,.has cabled the ence will deterrbine what material .Is Uu Caeimir-Perier with perjury, under summer amusements; O H lc f 7 0 0 M a la gfc navy department that he is leaving Cape honor rolL * ChUdfen ‘IsbPi? Part. best sii'ted for saving and prolonging Sunday Bathing from 6 a, m. article 127 of the military code. An ar­ Town for. Rio de Janeiro via St. Helena. - Cor. S.W .II A .. the usefulness of tbe tooth; Choose rest would then occur instantly, frhile class, Monday,, Thurs­ A Cafe L.aa. » day and Saturday, 10.15 your dentist and consult him often, and . to 12 noon. s the accused is still iu the witness box. <*' by following his advice many teeth may A young Ijishmaii oncq went to a a. m. DanoIntr> graoe of - Goebel Cam'paira Opened. body, stage or parlor. Onn-Btrot woundfl arid powder-^bnrns, Cuts, be eavijd M ich you consider, worthless. Louisville, Aug. 8.—T he cam paign of kind hearted old squire for a recom­ BATHING MASTERS : John N. Burtis mendation. An elaborate one was w rit­ . America’s famous mate- brujses, sprains, wopnds from rusty natls, the democratic ticket, headed by Wil­ traded Prof. it'K. Dare. - EdWard W hite; Howard Patten. liam t Goebel for governor, opened with ten and read to him He took it with nseotetlngs and Ivy poisoning,—qulokl^r BOSTON DENTISTS, UNDERTAKER meetings In a dozen or more of the prin­ thanks, but did not move. healed by DeWItt’s Witch Hazel Balve. ' R. P. DORAN, D. D. S.. 3occt*«or ," , 708 Mattison Avenue cipal towns of the .state, i. Congressmen ** w hat's the mutter w ith It ?” rbare.d CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE, Positively prevents blood poisoning. Bo- Prof. A. Clark, the celebrate^. dhlropodlst and Settle, Allen, \nieeler an^ Rhea made Uy3 s q u ira m\ ■ , ware of counterfeits. “DeWItt’s. mbafe K o n t r a o o r s Coffins and Burial Caskets on hanfl or manicure of Philadelphia, la again a t Aabury 7 1 5 Mpttlaon Ave. addresses at Frankfort, Dixon, Hopkins­ <40 h, nothin, aorr/" said Jhe lad Park, this being his twentieth season. : He is lo­ andstntE., W. R- Ham. famished to order. * cated a t C60 Cookman avenue, ‘and would he Winckler Bnlldlng. , ville and Russellville respectively. Con­ q n ic ^ y ., BENJ. ALBERTSON gressman Rhea'is the most prominent of pleased' to have anyone who desires hls'services “ Weli,. then, why don't jon go*1' as chiropodist) and manicure to call and see him. Contractor and Builder Ocean Grove Employment Office the Stone leaders in the recent Louis- All orders will receive prompt atteiitjon. spe­ .ville convention, to take the stump £pr V‘3ure, eorr, I thought on the atringth cial attention Is given to club and deformed nails. Estimates Cheerfully Jobbing Prompt I ot a recommind like that you'd be Manicuring 65 cents. Thirty years’, experience. Given “Attended to 47 PILGRIM PATHWAY Goebel. Candidates on the state ticket Main .office. 81 South Eighteenth' Street, above 4 619 LAKE AVENUE ASBURY PARK. AU kinds of. flrst-Ola's help furnlrihed on Bhort made speeches in various parts of the w a n tin t 6 hire me.*'—San* Francisco Chestnut, Philadelphia, where he -has been lo­ cat/co. C W. BOATE, Prpprfetor.^ state. , - A rg o n a n t ' ' ______cated for 88 years. G60 Oookmau avenue, oppo* Site Steinbach’s Mammoth fltore.