VOLUME XXIX HO/2, RED BANK, N.J.» WEDNESDAY. JULY 4, 1906. PAGES 1 TO 8.
ministered.by the two ministers, who had 'ormed.bv.Rev. W; Frank Johnson, pas- EDWARD BROWN HANGED visited him regularly since the death COLBY LEAGUE FORMED. tor of the Long- Branch Baptist church, " . r • LATE JTOJVEDDINGS. DEATH FROM_A FALL; sentence was pronounced. Brown pre- The bride wore a princess gown, trim- HE PAYS THE DEATH PENALTY ferred the Baptist faith and accordingly A COUNTY ORGANIZATION TO MISS MAE TRUEX MARRIED TO med with duchesse lace>nd white silk WILLIAM Bt. GREEN DIES IN FOB MURDER. he was immersed, A large bath tub was BE EFFECTED. - ROBINSON. pplique and wpre a tulle veil caught up THE HOSPITAL. ' - used for the ceremony and it was put in . The Execution Tookplace in the A Meeting to'be Held at Mattiwan A Prettii Home Weddlua in Kpd, with lilies of the valley, Mr. and Mrs. He Was Driving a Wagon Loaded ' County Jail Xtitst Frldav-The A'e- the old part of the jail. It was the first on Friday of -This Week to Com- Bank Ixint Thursday-Many Other Shaw will spend their honeymoon in the With Sana at Fair Haven Last ' grit'Walked Bravelu to the Oal- time that Brown had been permitted to lilete the Organisation—Cardinal '• Marriages; in This Vicinity Dttv- Northern; states, after which they, will Wednesdau When He Fell From , ^lows-C'onfessed His Crime. * walk out pf his cell,since the death sen- Principles\ of the League, --,-. ino the Past Week. ive at Sunbury. ' His Seat and Waa Run-Over. , Edward Brown, who murdered Re- tence was .passed on him. He was, Arrangements for organizing a county Miss Mae M. Truex, daughter of Joseph Ttce-ifacquin. William if. Green of Red Bank died , becca TraynuiHj his common-law wife, dressed only in an old pair of overalls Republican league which will not be 4 /, Sheriff Francis and his jury, the jail and wine being passed to him. through secretary. A large number of names house was beautifully, decorated with The groorn' has been ' with R. H. Macy & Co. of New York for sixteen years and iis head. He was badly cut on bis left ' officers and a number of newspaper men, the bars. One of the.preachers then had been received.from'prominent Re- ferns and roses. In the parlor was- a xm and was scratched and bruised on • witnessed the execution. '';''.. offered a prayer, after; which a hymn publicans as executive, committeemen large floral arch, under which the con- is at the head of the linen department of :he stpre. _, ither parts of his body. He was taken/,*, The bangipg was in charge of James was sung. Of late he had spent a good for their respective townships, and a tracting, parties stood during'the 'mftr- o the' office of Dr. A. A. Armstrong at ^ ' VanHise of Newark, a professional hang- deal of his time in prayer. Edward meeting will be held at Matawari the iage ceremony. The bride was dressed Applegiate- Johnson. ?air Haven, where his wounds were man, who got $500 for the job. Shortly Cashion, who was the death watch .on owing Friday to perfect the county n white silk mull over' white "taffeta The marriage of Miss Rena Applegate, ressfd. He waa then taken to the Long before ten o'clock VanHise and the jail Thursday nig;ht, said that Brown Blept organization.. and Bhd" wore. a white veil caught up daughter of Charles AppWgate of Adel- ranch hospital. * ',' .; officers entered ^Brown's pell" and ad- well the,whole night. He ate no break- Friday,. July 13th, was set apart some with forget-me-nots. She carried white' phia, to William H. Johnson; Jr., of the At first. Mr. Green seemed to be, doing justed the noose to his neck. - His arms fast the next morning, time ago by Senator Everett Colby of oses. The bridesmaid, Miss Frances same' place, was celebrated last'Wednes* ell but on Thursday night he became " were then strapped behind him and, ac- Those, who witnessed the .execution Essex county to make a visit to' Mon- Truex, a sister of the bride, was dressed day night at the bride's home. Rev. J. elirious and died a few hours later in ' " companied by his religious advisers, he were Dr. Edwin Field, former Sheriffs mouth county. Arrangements * have n white and carried ,pink rosee. - Dr. D. Webb, pastor of the Bethesda Metho- ;reat agony. Mr. Green was 51 yeara was led to the gallows. He had to turn O. C. Bogardus and 0. E. Davis, W. E. been made for a tour of several Mon- Rochette of Amesbury was groomsman dist church; performed the cerem'ony, old and 'was the son of Henry Green, ' two corners to reach the corridor where McDonald, Dri D. M. Forman, W. A- mouth county towns that day; 'The and, the bride's niece, Miss Gladys Em- The bride wore cream silk mull trimmed who'died many years ago. His mother the gallows had been erected,.and he Sweeney, .George J. Taylor, Henry J. tour will begin at Key port, and will com- mons of Lakewood, was flower girl,\ with lace and carried a boquet of white died last fall. He leaves* a sister, .Mrs. walked past the witnesses as.uncon- Bodine, Dr. John W. Bennett, Dr. Harry prise meetings at Keyporr, Matawan, Mia Mabel Truex, a sister of the bride, roses and ferns., / played the wedding march. The bride's eWitt Quackenbush of Herbert street,' , cerned as if he were going to leave the E. Shaw, William Walling, Alonzo Marlboro, Freehold, EatontownV' Red Tobias-Conover, * It the time of his death' Mr. Gieen waa jail for a stroll. He nodded to all pres- Brower, Dr. Harry Neafle, A. J. G. Bank and Atlantic Highlands. Senator traveling dre,es was of Alice blue. . Last Wednesday J. D. Conover,. the jruployed by Jacob Brasch,.a teamster' ent and said "Good morning" a number Stokes, Samuel Kirkbride, E. I. Vander- Colby, Mayor Mark M. Fagan and George While the ceremony was being per- collector of Matawan township, was if Middlelowjn township. 'He had been t of times. Just.before he took his place veer, Seymour Francis, Dr., Andrew. L. Record will speak, at all the meetings. formed some of the f rie'nds of thebride married in New York to Miss Lenora orking for Mr. Brasch only three day's, under the danglingrope he was heard to Jackson, Dr.-James J. Reed,.Walter S. In; addition there are expected to be had been busy decorating the wagon Tobias of that place. The wedding was 'revious to that time he had been em- Reed, E. P. Thompson, Charles E. Close, which was to take the couple to the sta-' ""murmur " God have mercy on my soul." pecial speakers at some of the meetings, private. J. McDonough Conover of >loyed at William >E. belly's American Arthur W. Kelly, Revs. J. R. Brown and tion. Old shoes, rags and about 25 baby Brown wore a black suit, a low .white including some men of national promi- F^eneau.'a nephewof the groom,-was iotel at Red Bank, where he lived. J. A. Jordan, George A. Longstreet and Bhpes tied with ribbon were attached to collar and black tie. nence. • \ .- ••••>•-:• ' ;roomsman. , ' ' The'funeral was held at Mrs. Quacken; , .No.t* a word was spoken by the con- David Buck. < , • The meeting at Keyport will be'held the-wagon. Three large placards were lush's on Monday and was in charge of demned man after he reached the gal- Brown was a native of Richmond, at one o'clock in the afternoonl' The tacked on the vehicle. Jjayton—Brand. ' . tev. Alfred Wagg. The body was ' lows. The black cap was drawn over Virginia, and was1 about 36 years old, first speaker at this" meeting will be Sen- The couple left for Plattsburg, where Miss Edna B. Layton and George W. juried in the West Long Branch ceme» his head, the hang rope .was snapped fast One of the clergymen who attended him ator Colby, who will address the meet- they will speud a few days, and will then Brand, both of Long Branch, were mar- ;ery. to the noose, and the next instant told a REGISTER reporter at the execu- ing for fifteen minutes to half an.hour. go to Lake Champlain, where they will ried last Thuradayat the First Methodist 1 — m • » Brown's body shot into the am The tion that the man bad no relatives When his address is completed, he will spend the remainder of the'' summer parsonage, Red Bank, by Rev. Alfred BAPTIST BOYS RECEIVE.
body was raised from the jail floor by go by automobile to Matawan, where a camping. Next fall they will, start VVaggl so.far as is.known, Two summers ago _ ' .• • . x means of four rpund iron weights weigh- he lived at Long Branch with Rebecca meeting is scheduled1 for 1:45 o'clock. housekeeping at Amesbury.' Knights of King Avthur Hold a 1 FOURTEEN NEW MEMBERS. lleceptioti. . Traynum. The couple were not married. After Senator Colby-leaves Keyport'Mr. '. ing five hundred pounds, which were re- The Knights of "King Arthur club . leased with a lever by the hangman. One day Brown went to. New Yprk and Record and Mayor Fagan will address the Forman—Witconib. A Jbarge Class Joins the First Meth- when he returned he saw the woman meeting and as each finishes his address odist Church. entertained the Cydelma singing club at ' The weights fell noiselessly into a box of Miss Eliza Rockwell Forman, daugh- a reception at Rev. W. B. Matteson'a on walking on the street with Another man. he will leave for Matawan to address'that A. baptismal ceremony, reception of sand. The murderer's' head almost ter, of Dr.. D. McLean Forman of Free Riverside avenue last Thursday night. This enraged Brown, who pulled out a meeting. In this wsfy each speaker will members and administration of the sac- touched the cross, beam of the gallows hold, and Frederick Nathan Witcomb of About forty persons were present. The revolver. and' shot the woman dead. be.able to appear at each meeting. The rament took place in the First Methodist when the weights fell. When the body Newark were married last Wednesday time was spent in singing-and playing Brown escaped and went to Chicago. It meeting at Marlboro is scheduled for church on Sunday morning. The per- dropped to the end of the rope it was at the bridt's home. The ceremony was ;ames, and refreshments were served on •was notruutil about t wo months ago that 2:30 o'clock, that at Freehold at ;3:t6 sons received into full membership were ' draw n -and • shaken^ by •a-eeries-of •• con- performed by Rev. Howard E. Thomp- the lawn. Miss Ida Grover, who is the county authorities obtained a clue to o'clook; and that at Eaton to ton at 5:00 Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Chasey, Thomas vulsions. Ac one-time one of Brown's son, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal director of the Knights of King Arthur, his whereabouts. County. Detective J. o'clock^ Cook, Wihfred Aul, Eva F. Lucas, Lulu hands clutched hold of the iron railing church, Freehold.: The ceremony took was presented with a large bible, by the B. Rue of Red Bank was sent to Chicago M. Scott, Edith R. Schroeder, Pear' on the second tier of the corridor,,but The meetings at Red- Bank and at At- place under a, central mantle banked Knights. Miss Gro ver's name is engraved and there he arrested the murderer and Moody,'Florence Lamb, Mabel Duncan the grip soon relaxed. The physicians lantic Highlands will be held at night. with roses, palms and cut flowers. The on the bible. No more meetings will bft took him"to Freehold. A few days later Grace 'Roberts, Ethel Hitchings, Helen said that Brown at the time was uncon- The meeting at Red Bank will be held at bride wore a gown of cream lace over held by the Knights during the summer. scious of everything and that he had no he was found guilty of murder in the the township hall on Monmouth street and chiffon and taffeta silk, with a tulle veil Chamberlain.and Kelby Warden. m ' m knowledge of the fact that his hand first degree and Judge Hendrickson the meeting at Atlantic Highlands will falling on. the train and fastened with At the evening service the pastor, Rev touched the railing. The' convulsions sentenced him to be hanged on Friday, probably be held in the lyceum or casino. sprays; She carried a shower boquet of Alfred Wagg, preached a patriotic ser- Knights Choose New Officers. < became less arid less severe and the last June 29th, •„ ' ' The meetings will begin at each "place Bride roses and wore a pearl and dia- mon. He said that the prosperity and Shrewsbury lodge, Knights of Pythias, j of Red Bank, elected the following sign of life visible to the witnesses^was af at about quarter pasti eight 'o'clock! mond scarf pin, the gift of the groom greatness of this nation was due to Di- The first official conviction for .murder, officers last Friday night: / Blight twitching of the man's hands. in Monmouth county was that of- a .Senator'"Colby'will beithe""first speaker Mrs. Fred Smith of Brooklyn, the ma- 'Vine Providence, and tbatso long as il Fifteen minutes after the drop fell the at Red Bank, and he will be followed by tron of honor, was attired in white Master of work—A. D. Cooper. negro, Ce6ar, .for' the murder of Mary remained a Christian nation just'so long Chancellor commander—George Dickens physicians pronounced Brown dead. Mr. Fagan and Mr. Record. Mr. Record chiffon and-carried'a boquet of pink would it retain its present position among Vice chancellor commander—Harry Dearenrlnit. Wright at Middletown, in September, Prclate-Ellaa Earline. The physicians were Dr. Edwin Field of 1091. Court was held at Shrewsbury, will speak .first at Atlantic Highlands rose?.* Mr. and Mrs.' Witcomb will the nations of the earth, Special music Master-at-arms—William Rugg. Red Bank, Dr. D. M. Forman of Free- where he was afterward hanged. and he will be followed by Mr, Colby and make a tour through the South and on was rendered by the choir.' Inner guard—Lester-Seott. hold and Dr. James J. Reed of Seabrlght, returning will live with the bride's par- Outer suard—Robert Pierce. Negro Jeremy killed his master in Mr. Fagan. At each of these meetings •The body was allowed to hang about ten ents. ' • The officers will be installed next Fri- Middletowu in March, 1696, for which there will be one or two extra speakers, Horses Shot. minutes more, when it was lowered into day night. . he later paid the death penalty at that in order that there will be no waits An old horse owned by William N. a .plain black coffin. The rope had Anderson-He vnolrts. place. • ' • . should there bo any delay on the road Worthley of Red Bank was taken sick Macon Hendrickson Goes Free. . 'caused a slight abrasion of the skin on between the two places by the speakers The marriage of Miss Eva Myra Ander a few days ago. The horse was of no In 1699 Tom, a negro, was convicted son, daughter of Dewitt S. Anderson of Macon Henrickson, a colored man of the left side of the man's ,ueck, but in their trip3 from, one place to the value but had been kept by Mr. Wprth- Red Bank, who was indicted for oarry* of rape upon a white woman in Middle- other. • . . Keyport, and James Edwin Reynolds of otherwise there was no evidence that town and was hanged at that place., ley a long time for the good it had done. ing a concealed weapon in the shape of " Brown bad met with a violent death. New York occurred on Saturday night, It was .seen that the horse could not get In 1700 Mingo, a ne'gro, .was convicted The object of making this whirlwind June 23d, at the honie'of .the bride's a big knife, has been discharged. It < His death was caused by strangulation. tour and visiting this large number of *vell,and on the advice of the'veteriuary was shown that the knife was only a '•As 6oon as the body was placed into of -the murder of Ned, another negro, grandfather, Saxon E. Anderson of Key. surgeon it was shot. and was hanged at Middletown. towns in one day is to give as many citi- port. The oeremony was performed by common pocket knife, while the law says * . the coffin the lid wns screwed down, and zens as possible a chance to see the men A horse .owned by William Dye of that u knife, to come within tho meaning a short burial service was conducted by Peter^tout was hung May 13th, 1803, Rev. C. S. Lawrence, pastor of Calvary in Freehold, for the murder of a neigh- who have led this movement for the Eugllshtown was kicked by another of a concealed weapon, must have a one of the colored clergymen. It was a Methodist church. The bride was dressed horse while out at pasture and its leg bor's son in Upper Freehold. people within the ranks of- the Republi in white silkeolienne over white silk and blade 5J inches lopg. most impressive moment and as the min- can party, and to give the voters a was broken. The injured horso was ister uttered the LbroVs prayer in closing Negro Tony was hanged in the fall of trimmed with real lace. She carried a shot. A hortte owned by Richard Con- 1826 just below Freehold for the.murder chance to hear the issues set forth. The shower- boquet of white roses. (The Four New Foresters. ' all stood with bowed heads. The body afternoon meetings will be held in the nors of Oakhurs-t fell and broke its leg of Elijah Bedle near Keyport. , 1 John Simitis, Henry Haft, W. H. ' was then taken in charge by Undertaker 1 wedding march was played by Miss last week. This horse was also shot. On April 11th, 1851,5,'John Cline was open air, if possible, and while the exaot Brenda May Anderson, a sister of the Learned and Reuben Ratafia ot Red Freeman of Freehold, who drove place of holding the meetings has not Bank'are new members of Court Mon- with it. hung for the murder of a man at- Red bride, accompanied by Samuel Tilton, Valley. .' yet been determined, they will be held violinist. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds went • Sent to Jail. moutb, Foresters of America, of, Red as near the oentor of each town and vil- Margaret Miller and May me Holmes, Brown confessed his crime to two col- James P. Donnelly was executed Jan- to Albany and Saratoga on their wedding Bank. ' ored clergymen, Rev. J. R. Brow« of lage'us possible. . tour. They will live at Keyport. two colored women of Red Bank, were Peder S. Gisleson of LeightOn avenue uary 8th, 1858, for the murder of Albert arrested last; week for disorderly con- Nfcwark and Rov, J. A. Jordan, p E. Moses at Highlands, August 1st, 1857 The Republican league of Monmouth aB boen appointed a court organizer of 'of'the Second Baptist church of F.rep- county has1 adopted as jits cardinal prin duct and were-sent to the county jail November 27th, l§08, Peter E. Slocum ' •• • Canntbell-Poiina. the order, ' _ ,'hold,' a few minutes btfore he waa ciples the following: Thomas MeCoy of Long Branch WOB ar- was hung for the murder of his wife at •Miss Julia Veronica Campbell, daugh- rested at Red Bank for being drunk an . 'Won a Tea Set. *' . taken to the gallows. After a brief West Long Branch. . Equal taxutlon. • — ter of Mrs.' Patrick Martin of Koyport, • seasou of .prayer he arose from his knees Direct numlnntloiiB of candidates by tliu voters nt he was also sent to the couuty jail. Mafsebeeic council, Degree of Poca."- January 7th, 18G0, William N. Wool lliu primaries, Instead of through delcKUtoa nnd and James Burlow Poling of Elizabeth hontas, chanced off a silver tea set in its and turning to the ministers said ho de- conventions. were married on Sunday a wook ago at ley was hanged ut Freohold for the Election of United states senators by popular Poisoned With Ivy. rooms in the Sutton building last Thurs* sired to own up to everything. He then murder of llartflliorno Fleming at Ben vote. St. Joseph's rectory, Keyport, by Rev, related the circumstances attending the No more suppression of popular lcglslutlou by D. Deniso Lefferson of Little Silv.er day night. Tho set was valued at $7 and nett's Tavorn, near Shark River. logisltulvc commitlccs. M. C. O'Donnell. The bride wore was won by W. H*. Dennett of Long ' shooting of tho Traynuin woman, Ho TlioraiiRl) InvestlRatlon of (lro Insurance and.llfo white Panama princess suit nnd carried Buttering from poisoning caused by con Richard Kearney was hanprod July Insurance trusts. tact with poison ivy. His face vy»s si Branch, who paid ten. cents for three said he was sorry that he had dpno it 18th, 1888, for tho murder of Mrs. Mar- boquet of Brido roses. Miss Mamie and expressed tho tyope that his death The intention is to form a township badly swolleh that oho'of his, oy?B ww chances, Tho overling closed with a - garet Purcoll at El boron. leaguo in evory township which shall Massey of Keyport was bridesmaid and dance. ^ _ ^ • penalty would servo as a lesson to tliOBe Nathaniel Ashfaulk of Elizabeth wns nearly closed, Ho was trimming a hedg Lpuis J,,Harriott was hqnged Apr! huvo ohargo of tho affairs of tho league on tho polo grounds whon poisoned. Hi '•Who permitted thoir tempers to get the 10th, 1802, for killing Mr/r. Charles T, beat man. After a wedding dinner Mr Ilarrlman Iujproving. . : 'hotter of them. A few minutes later in that township, and to form u general is now much improved. Leonard of Atlantic Highlands. county longud to take charge of county and Mrs. Poling went to Eliznbeth, where Luther Hurriinan, whoso father tried Sheriff Francis walked to tho front of affttirp. At Aobury Park a .township they will live. Among the presents wus to kill him by slashing him with a ntzar,. tho coll and read tho death, warrant and Maggie Cllno Recovering. A Cant to tho Public . league IIUB already been formed witii an a handsome sideboard from the employees in tho county jail, and who was taken; shook the . prisoner's hand. Brown Maggie Clino of Broad street, th Wo deslro to.thank our friends for th executive oommittco of six from eacli of Ai Salz&Co., whero tho brido had to tho Long Branch hospital for trcftt-i , handed to each of tho preachers ton been employed a number of ycure. fatuous singer of rp§-timo and Iris many expressions of sympathy and kind- election district, and with ten committees songs, who was badly hurt in an uuto ment, iu improving and will spun be conte, which ho requested them to give noiiBi by word and deed, wo have received ablo to lcavo tbo hospital. > during our sad uflljotion. which cover all departments of tho work mobllo accident a fow weeks ago, is re , to tho church. Then tho march to tho of organization. Most of tho prpminen ilcrrtcn—Shatv. gallows began. " Tho expresmionaof friendliness aro duly covering and is ablo to b . • - • . - - - ,' WANT A NEW TRIAL. NEW LODGE OFFICERS. ?I^^B^ro^fe?«rc«^&^ Ttco Men Convicted on Clrcunu Shejtherda of Bethlehem liottl an d AUVtMllff WlOIlff 1 0 ^ '• ' ' /i 2
stantlal Evidence, . Election. :.-. '• 9 .J ° = g • 4 , - . 8 Patrick McGuire and Walter Sullivan, These offloera wfere elected by Mon- 5 With the PlUniDlIlg ? |£ StOPe CiOSed. tOHlOrrOW, JUiy 4th. JP who were arrested at Freehold'on a mouth council, Shepherds of Bethlehem, 2 S S ' "\ " • '• ~ x charge of having broken into Edward of Red Bank, last Wednesday night: 9 if there Is, send for Fitzglbbon. No mat- i ft ' " <£ S°SL"X" ss • ssssr I --«•-«-»•"• s § • Dooming Bargains 4 me 4tn . f< Circumstantial. The only evidence . o^We^rt-Hrjto.^iDs. g JAMES FITZGIBBON, I ? ' • • ' S against the men was that they had some Trustce-Mre. A»C« Roop. A 9 S ' I f i«l r\ J I Y J • i" i_ .
Kerrigan by the throat and then Kerrigan |l ^JST^p^l 1 gr*,'t{*9 $Z C^ A g^ yt/ffc. *:* ! ! "^^r^^^^^^Mi^^^^^lI----^*' ' •"' • , '• threw Dugan out of the wagon. Dugan )** 'Ir^r %?&A.1Z>& 25 VJP ^V^J. ^^9 X ' | "7^~^Sl^^^^^|^^^^^^Trrr^a^ '. and came near being run over. Kerrigan .*• y BfOad kStreet. % ' ' * j^L^fe-^^^^Slf^^^^^^P^^W ' ' there a short tjme left for Marlboro. On »yK"X^~:«XK"X«XK"X^~:wX^^ ', ! ^^^^^^^^/^%w//!^^»M^^^^^^^^. . . . ', ', the way he picked Dugan up and drove •»»••••••••••••+••»•••«»•»••••»•••»••»•»••»••••••»»•• ; \ l\^^^^^^^rri)jr^^i ^t'B^^^^ ~ ' ' ' ! ! home without anr further quarrel. | _ PAD ATP I ^T^^W!^^^^^WOTR^ ^ TENKURSE_S_GRADUATH. n, AiJ IU lj/\r^/\ljl^« jj ; • " ,^^1(1^^^^^^^^^^?^ ^ ' ^ t^^X^^Z'X'S^ ^' ^on Kattengell, p ^^^^^^^M^^^Mi^^m '- SiHH.^"^^ i | Nos- 80an d8 2 Wonmouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. j j:: ' ^^^mM^^k WmJ^mM^, \ \ ten wasthe latest ever graduated from ;; ... .v ..,.:...... ' ^ ..., ._ ____ '. . | ', | '' ^V^^l^^^^^^^^EG.STEREoi^' . I' BucHey, Nellio C.proa, Jtarenr* Cue- 11 »V*»'UW U* ALL IUHU9 .. | , • , SrSlS.™:!! FIRST-CLASSREPAIRSHOJ».|;: //iti/iiiA4/V/<4rtc '••!: r^z^cre;:vr;wP*c.si: ... . - - «•; tJAvA/VALtuAH!* •:, well, rector of the Long Branch Catholic I: MQChlMS ShYed\ BOUgkt, Sold OU/ld E'XCtldliged, \[ '. ( ^°N£ G5NU'Nf, M, F
Thehorsowusvalue^at^OO. f insuring overcoatSi ladics. wrapS| furSf h^ and ,„ fact aU J ' . I _ Death Caused by a Fall. f wearing apparel, including umbrellas, canes, fans, opera glasses, 4 tflQQOIiiDQOtBttHM* >08>»l» !»• •««9<9«»»«0»««<»f>0«««0«»» Hfl>(»eiO«
^•^^••••••••••^•^•••^••^^^^ fore in the history of the state in state AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA'AAAAAAA THE RED BANK REGISTER elections, ;; That does .not look' like disrupting the party. They gained ;:*£! '•'. Entered.at the postofBce at Red Bank, N. J., as second class matter. ;reater~ victpries than ever before be- Unlined Serge au se the principles of the Colby move- WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1900. Black'and blue unlined ment are principles which every man ,' Serge Coats, sizes 34 to 4,8, who loves his country.and his state can i n c I u d i rrg*.- "-Stouts;" at- TOWN TALK. honestly'support. The managers of the $3.50 and $4.00. 1 The^Republicah voters league of Mon- Republican party who are allied with Other thin "Cb'ats, 25
in these matters wus inaugurated. . ' • •• •,' • •• " 'r. • • . • • • • • • '. •• . Through-the work of Senator Colby and i the men-elected on his platform last C. I. STEPHENSON> .- BtJSIN"ESS! WAGO.NS—We cany the famous Keystone business , . year, legislation was enncted for . the wagons in all styleB and suitable for every kind of business. advantage of the people. Under his leadership in New Jersey, and under the rV 1 ne , leadership of Mayor Fagan of Jersey V Art Embroideries. FAKM WAOOMl^- —O and two horse, of the Champion and the City and George L. Record, a movemen % is under way in every part of the state % Milburn type, made especially ,for our trade. . A - • •> . this year to regain for the people those STAMPED LINENS. ART NOVELTIES. "natural rights of which they' have so AUTOMOBILES—We are agents for the Cadillac, Autocar, Northern, long been robbed. 50 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. and the best nlakes of foreign and Ana^cancaiu Let'us know your wants and we '..-'• * * * The men who are associated with this can fill them to.your entire satisfaction^.--. Come in early while the stock is full. • ' movement throughout the state are Re ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •' publicans, but they are not Republicani who wtat to u-se the party for the bouefi We have just received a fresh: lot'of "Ever Ready Dry Batteries." The best- of corporations. They are not traitors to the parly nor traitors to the people. % batteries made, , • ' ' •„••,... They are men who want to bring th party back to its original purpose—t have the party eerre the people instead of serving the corporations and trusts al the, expense of the people. Those lie J. \V. Mount Bro. publican leaders and their abject fol lowers who want the party to Bervo th AH the Latest Novelties. Maple Avenue' and White Street, RED BANK, N. J. corporations and (rusts, and who know that their own personal profits will h decrcnaed should the control of thopnrtj by the trusts bo ended, are shouting thai the Colby movement is intended to dis Insurance" and Real Estate' THOS. MAN SON & SON, rupt tho Republican party, but thei Ofllco Cor. Uiflind and Front Sts. crieB do not convince tho voters. Wlm 1 jTettey&Son, Over Patterson & Spinning's Dry Goode they really' mean by these assertions Btoio. $ Monumental VVorks i that the BUCCCBS of tho Colby movemen -will deprive them of tholr opportunity : \ MONMOUTH,STREET, NEAR TOWN HALL, RED BANK. ' to bfctray tho Republican party nnd th Property for Sale, Rent T # # #• Zl linrro (Jranlto. 'Anyouo coiiBtdorlnu tlio urocllon of fiininnoilulwlll nml It to tlxilr ixlVKntniru to cnll 9 on IIH. Wo will «• unnintiii) hout workninnHlilp. M\ vvurk dunu liy imoumntlu toolt. Work itxittnuul Wbcro Republicans woro nominntci 10 BROAD ST.. RED BANK* : 1OAN8 MADE. A In noy coinptorjr. • . • . • '. ( On (»Colby platform lnnt your tho party ! 1 5 SLATE BURIAL VAULT FOR INSPECTJON. , "gained greater victories than over be \ ' " ' • • : . . D, W. WTLJLGUSS. *********************±************************* .{••' night aml-a^blacB'-slouebi hat-that "hid '"You'relaW" 1 tSundered £8 the first- .his' features- from my, bjrdsey.e view. (XCuse for niy excitement. His steps were the short and-shuffling '."Beg your pardon," said he • Indig- ones. of a .man advanced In years and nantly, "hut I'm half an hour before n fatty degeneration; but of a,sudden my usual time. ' ', .'. they stopped beneath, my very eyes. I "Then I beg yours," said I, "but the could have dropped'a marble into the 'act is Mr. Matur,in has had one of his dented crown of the black felt' hat ad nights, and I seem to, have been Then at the same moment Raffles turn- waiting hours for milk to make him a ed the corner wlthont looking rpund,- up of, tea." . -.'....•• nd the big man'below raised-both hlB. This little'fib . (ready enough for a -TO BUY- .ands and his face. Of the latter I saw Ranges, though I soy It), earned me'not only the huge, white mustache, like a nly forgiveness, but that obliging sym- flying gull, as Raffles had-described It, athy which is a branch of the busi- for at a glance I divined that this was ness of the man at the door. The good his arch enemy, the ' Count Corbucci ellow said that, he could see' I had Pry Goods and Notions By B. W. HORNUNG himself.. , ' N ' :• \* jeen sitting up all night, and" he left me I did'not stop to consider the subtle- luming myself upon the accidental art ties of,- th« system by which the .real with which I had told my very neces- of your TieaO, let alone cropping i{! ary -tarradiddle. On reflection I gave HEEE, -WHERE THE VARIETY IS LARGE, QUALITY Have d drink and don't mind ine. I hunter lagged behind while his suborftl- ate'pointed the quarry like a sporting the credit to Instinct, not accident, and BEST AND PRICES'LOWEST. " ' THE shall score them'off before I'm. done." then sighed-afresh as I. realized how "And I'll help you!" -••', • • :•- .'''" dog. I left the count shuffling onward ! » '*' • '• r " faster than before, and I Jumped'into the Influence of the master was sink-. LAUGH ''No, old chap, you won't. This is my ng into me, and he heaven knew wn little show. I've known about it :ome clothes as though the" flats were )n fire'. If the count was going to fol-;where! But my punishment was swift for weeks. I first tumbled to It the- 0 follow, for within an hour the, bell [Copyright. 1901; by CWa ScriWi Som.J( day those Neapolitans came back with low Raffles in his turn, then I would ADIXM m CO., |S I have had occasion to their •organs,' though I didn't seriously, follow the count in mine, and there ang Imperiously twice, and there was 1 would ,be a midnight procession.of Us Dr. Theobald on our mat in a- yellow remark elsewhere,^ the. suspect things then. They never came -..•..'•.••. •-.'•.: • • '• .• . i: ' - . 1 pick of our exploits, from again,, those^two; they had done their, through the town. But.I found no sigp aeger suit, with a chin as yellow jut- of him in.the empty street and no.sign ting over the flaps that he' had turned a .frankly criminal' point part. That's the Camorri all over,, up to hide his pajamas. / Broad St., Red Bank. -of view, are of least use from all accounts! The.count I told you In the Earl's 'Court road, that looked ; about is pretty high up In it, by the way as empty for all its length save'for a "Wtiat's Nthls about a bad night?" for the comparatively v laid he. pure purposes of these' he spoke, "but there will be: grades and natural enemy standing * like a wax- '. papers.. They might be appreciated in grades between him and 'theS*organ work with a glimmer at his belt. . ''He couldn't sleep, and he wouldn't' J, 4* ANTONIDES ,-a trade journal (If'only that want grinders. I shouldn't tie surprised ^f he "Officer," I gasped, "have you' seen et me," I whispered, never loosening . .. ^ Dealer in the Finest of Wines and Liquors. had , every low down Neapolitan ice nything of an oJd .gentiemafl; with a my grasp of the door and, standing '. • . '•....•, ' ' i. * could be supplied) by skilled manipu- My Favorites are Chauiheiinin's and Hollyivood Rye Whiskies. lators of the jimmy and the large fight creamer in the town upon jay tracks! big white mustache?"', , « • tight against the other w.all^ "But he's bunch.'-but as records of unbroken yet The organization's incredible. Then do 'The unllcked *cub of a-common con- Bleeping like a baby now." " ' " : 83 W^ST FRONT ST., , RED BANK, N. J. 'insignificant success they .would he •o'u remember the superior- foreigner stable seemed to eye me the more BUS-' "I must see him." ' found,'at once too trivial and too tech-, who came to the door a few days aft- plciously .for the flattering form of my "He gave strict orders that you olcal, If not sordid and unprofitable into erward? You said he had vejvet eyes." address. •'"".'•'.. ;, mould not." • ' • the bargain. The latter epithets and ''Ii never connected him' with- those "Took a hansom," said tie at length. '• "I'm his medical man, and I"-*- two!" , - "You know what he is," I said, shrug- UNEQUALLED .worse haye indeed already been ap- A hansom!' then he, was not follow- ; • piled, if not to Raffles and all his works ing'.the others on foot There was no) Ing. "The' least thing wakes him, and 1 "Of course you didn't, Bunny, so you you will If you<4nsist on • seeing him • jat least to mine upon Raffles, by more threatened ' to kick the fellow down- guessing his ,game. . But something HIGH GRADE FIREWORKS, must be sola or done. .'. . '• . now. It will be'the last tUne, I warn 'than one worthy wielder of a virtuous stairs and only made them keener on ou! I know what he sajd, and you pen.' I. need not say how heartily I the scent It was too' late to say any- "He's a friend of mine," I explained, don't". , disagree with that truly pidus opinion. thing when you told me. But the very 'and I want to overtake him..' Did you Brilliant Display Effects. s hear .where he told the fellow to The doctor cursed me under his fiery ' SO far from admitting a single word of next time I showed my nose outside I- mustache. . • ' ''.•itI maintain it Is the liveliest warning heard a camera, click as I passed, and drive?" •.'••- . ' ., 1 that I am giving to the world. Raffles the fiend was a person with velvet A curt negative was .the pollc'emanjs "I shall come up during the course of 1 the mprnlng," he snarled. was a genius, and he could not make eyes. Then there, was a'lull. That hap- reply-,to that, and if ever I take part In Our goods are guaranteed to be highest quality ; prices . At pay! Raffles had invention, resource, pened •# eeks ago. They had sent, me to a night assault at arms, revolver yew 'And I shall tie up the hell," I said, . incomparable, audacity and a nerve in italy for identification by Count Cor- "and if it doesn't ring he'll be sleeping lowest. Mandarin Firecrackers, finest imported. Torpedoes, sus baton In. the back kitchen, I know still, but I will not risk waking him by ten thousand. He was both strateglan buccl." extra loud reporting. ' Balloons, colored and. figures, fitted, and tactician, and we all now know "But this is all theory," I exclaimed. coming to the door again." the difference between the two. Yet"How on earth can you know?" And with that I shut it in his face. with improved inflators and fire protectors, easy to handle and was Improving, as Raffles had said,, for months he had been hiding like a, "I don't know,'' said Raffles, Vbut I inflate ; no.alchol or kerosene required. Orders received for ' ' rat hi a hole, unable to show' even his Should like to bet. Our friend the but what would It profit me If some" altered face by night or flay without bloodhound Is hanging about the corner evil had befallen him? And now I special displays, lanterns, flags, festooning, etc. .. risk unless another risk were courted near the pillar box. Look through, my •was prepared for the worst. A boy .by. three inches of conspicuous crape. window, It's dark In there, and tell me came up whistling and leaving papers . Then thus- far our rewards had oftener who he Is." , . on the mats. It was, 'getting on for 8 • than not been no reward at ail., Alto- - The man was too fa.r away for me to o'clpck, and 'the whisky and soda of • 'geth^r it was a very different story swear to his face, but he wore a covert half past 12 stood untouched and stag- from the old festive, unsuspected club coat of un-English length, and the' nant Jn the tumbler. If the worst had happened to Raffles I felt that I would F.W. MOSELLE, . and cricket days, with their noctes a'm- lamp across'the road played steadily on b,roslanae at the Albany.. his boots. They were very yellow, and either never drink again or else seldom And now in addition to the eternal. they made no noise when he took a do anything else. 34 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. ; peril of recognition there was yet an- turn. I strained my eyes, and all at Meanwhile I could not even break •'• other menace of which I knew nothing. once I remembered the thin aoled> low inyi fast, but roamed the flat ,in a ' I thought no more of our Neapolitan heeled, splay yellow boots of the In- misery not to be .described, my very 1 organ grinders,- though I did often sidious foreigner with the soft eyes linen still unchanged, my cheeks and PRESGRIPTIDNS think of the moving page that they had and the brown paper face whom I had h now tawny from the unwholesome torn for nie out of njy friend's strange turned from the door as a palpable 'night..^ How long would it go on? I life In'Italy. Raffles never alluded to fraud. The ring at the bell was the wondered -for a time. • Then I changed the subject again, and for my part I first I had heard of him; there had been ;tune—how long could I endure It? . .had entirely forgotten his wild ideas no warning steps upon the stairs, and ! went on actually until the fore- SODA Connecting the organ grinders with'the my auspicious eye had searched his noon only, but my endurance cannot . Camorra and imagining them upon his feet for rubber soles. be-measured by the time, for to me . own tracks. I heard no more of It and "It's the fellow," I said, returning to every' hour of It was nn arctic night. ' thought as little, as I say. Then one Raffles, and I described his boots., Yet it cannot have beeij,7much after 1 night in the autumn—I shrink from Raffles was delighted. 11 ••.when the ring'came'*at the bell* shocking the susceptible for^ nothing— "Well done, Bunny; you're coming which I had forgotten to tie iip after SODA but there was a certain house in Palace on," said he. "Now I wonder if he's all* But thlsVas not the doctor; nei- •'gardens, and when we got there:JXaf- been over here all tho time, or if they ther, too well I knew, was it the wan- KNICKERBOCKER PHARMACY fles would pass on. I could see no soul sent him ,Over expressly. You did bet- derer returned. Our bell was the pneu- In sight, no glimmer in the windows, ter than you think In spotting- those matic one that tells you If the touch Broad and JHonmouth Sts. Phone 125. RED BANK, N. J. but Raffles had my arm, and on weboots, for they can only have been be light or heavy; the hand upon it made In Italy, and that lodks like the 1 KNIOKERBOGKER \vrent without talking about it. Sharp now was tentative and shy. J. F. CONOVER, to the left on the Nottlng Hill side, special envoy. But. It's no use specu The owner of the hand I had never , sharper still up Silver street, a little latlng. I must find out." . * seen before. He was young and rag- Successor to .tacking west and south, a plunge "How can you?" ged, with one eye blank, but the other ABBOTT WORTHLEY. Little Silver, "He won't stay there all night.'.' ablaze wl^h some fell excitement. And /across High street, and presently we "Well?" . were home. ', . linfflcs uvm ajtcr him'at an easy pace. straightway he burst into a low tor- • • "Pajamas first," said Raffles, .with, as "When he gets tired of It I shall re- rent of words, of which all I knew was GOAL a,nci "WOOID. much authority, as though it mattered. turn the compliment nhd follow him." which member of the metropolitan po- that they were Italinn and therefore "Not alone?" said I firmly. lice . force I should like for my oppo- news of Raffles, if only I had known Flour, Oats, Corn,. Wheat Bran, Oyster Shells, H. O. Poultry Food •• It wds a warm night,-however; though "Well, we'll see; we'll'see at once," ! "September, ana 1 did not mind till 1 nent, . .'''-. the language! But dumb show might for little, chickg, Hay, Straw, and all kinds of-Pratt s and International said Raffles, rising.. "Out with the If there was no overtaking the count, heljp' us somewhat, and in I dragged Foods'for cattle and chickens, at regular prices. .; came in clad as he commanded to find gas. Bunny, "while I take a look . the autocrat himself' still booted and howe'veu> it should be a comparatively him, though against his will, a new Thank you. Now wait a bit—yes! He'ssimple matter in the case of the couple alarm In his,one wild eye. • capped. He was peeping through the chucked It; he's off already, and so. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. : on foot, nud I wildly hailed th'e first "Non capite?" he cried when I had - blind,, and the gas was still turned am I!" . ' . down, ;but he said that I could turn It v hansom that crawled.luto my ken. I him inside .and had withstood tho tor- But I slipped to our outer door and must tell Raffles who it was that I had ' pp as he helped himself to a cigarette 1 1 rent. held the passage. seen. The Earl's Court road was long "No; I'm bothered If J do!" I an- and nothing with it. "I don't let you go alone, you know'.' "Majr'I mix you one?" said I. ,and the time since he vanished in it swered, guessing his question from his 1 "You' can't com© with me In pa-but a few short minutes. I drove down tone. • ' \ • "No,;;thanks." jamas." the length of that useful thorough- Allaire ®. Son ."What's the trouble?" i 'Vpstro anilco," he repeated over and I "Now I see why you made me putfare with an eye hpiece on either pave- ojcr dgaln, and then, "Poco tempo, "We^were followed." them on!" ment, sweeping each as with a brush "Never!" . poco tempo, poco tempo!" • "Bunny, If you don't shift I shal but never a Raffles came into the pan !• "You never saw it" Then' I tried the Fultiaru road, first to Uor once In my life the classical edu- have to shift you. , This IB my very cntlon of my public school days was of "But you never looked round." private one man show. But I'll be back the west, then to the east, and in tho "I have an oyo at the back of eiicb renl value. "My pal, my pal, and noI Sell Insurance, Real Estate and Effect Loans 1 end drove home to the flat aa bold in an hour—there!" time to be lost!" I translated freely : . ear, Bunny." "You Bwear?" brass. I.-did not realize my lndlacro- ., I helped myself, and I fear with less "By all my gods." , . tion-until I had paid the man and was. nnd flow, for my hnt. ': moderation than might-have been the I gave In. How could I help giving on the stairs. Raffles never dreainpil "Ecco slgnpre!" cried tho fellow case- a mlnuto before. in? Ho did- not look tho man that he of driving all tho way back, but I wns snatching the wfltch from my wntst- Represent Strongest Insurance Companies Only, | "So that was why"— . had been, but you never knew with hoping now to find' him waiting up coat pocket nnd putting one bluck "That was why," said Raffles, nod thumbnail on the lqng hand, the other 1 Raffles, and I could not have him layabove. Ho had said an hour. I' hnd | such as the Home Insurance Company of New York. | , fling , but ho did' not smile, and I put a hand on me. I. lot him go. with a remembered it suddenly. And now tho on the immoral 12. "Mezzogiorno— ' down my glass untouched. shrug .and my blessing, then ran into hour was more than up. But tho flat poco tempo—poco tempo!" And ngnln | Assets $21,239,052.88. "They were following us then!" his room to seo the last ot hini from w,as empty as I had left it." The very 1 seized his manning thnt It was twen .•'• "All up Palacq gardens." tho window. . . *' • light that had encouraged mo, palo ty pnst 11 nnd 'we must bo there by 12 "I thought you- wound about coming Tho croaturo In the coat and boots though It wnB, as J. turned tho corner But whore, but whei'o? It wns mad back over tho hill." / had reached tlio end of our little street, In my hnnsom. wns but tho light that I dciilng to bo summoned llko this and t*l Reliable information in regard to Monmouth .' "Nevertheless' ono of them's In th whore ho appeared to lioyo hesitated, myself hnd loft burning In tho desolato not to know what hnd happened nor . ptreot below at this moment." paasiigo. . ' ' ' , to havo any menus of finding out, bu ••j County Realty. $ s BO that Radios ,\vas just in time to no.i ' No, ho was upt fooling me. Ho-was which way ho turned. And Raffles wn my presence of mind Btood by me sjtll * • ' , .•....' - . .- 0 1 I can glvo you no conception of tho —I wurf Improving by seven lenkuo very grim.' And ho had not taken off n after him nt an easy pace, and had'night that I Bpent. Most of it I hung % : . • . : . p .tiling. Perhaps ho Old not, think It himself almost reached tho corner when across tho sill, throwing a wldo no stride's—and I, crammed my handker worth whilo. • ray attention wns dlstrnctcd from th with my ears, catching ovdry footHteii chief between tho drum nnd hnninici "Plain clothes?" I sighed, following nlort ndnehalnnce of- bin gait* 1 wn afar oft, every hunsom boll farther utlll, of tho bell boforo leaving. Tho docto |Offices in Patterson Building | tho sartorial train of thought oven t marvollng thaf'lt nlono had not long only to gather In flomo alien whom could ring now till ho WIIH blnck In tin tho loathly arrows that had decorntetl ago betrayed him, for nothing about fnco, but I WHB not coming, nnd lit X ' Rooms 8 and 3. •i< x seldom ever landed In our etreot. Then • my 'person onco, already for a Httl< him was BO unconsciously characteris- I would listen nt tho door. Ho mlgli need not think It. • neon. Next time they wOultl glvo m tic, whoi* suddenly I realized that Raf- coiud over tho roof, and evohtually I hnlf expected to find n lmiiHom | 60 BROAD ST., REp BANK, N. J. ' ifloublo. Tho oklljy was in my «ton)nel floa was not tho only porson In tho litsomo oho did, but now It wns hrond wultlng,' but tliero wns none, nnd we -• , when I Haw- Raffles' face. tlo lonely street Another pcdestrln daylight, nnd I flung tho door open in hnd gono iiouio dlntnnco down End' % • • • - •'• • • I "Who Bald It was tho police, Bunny ? had entered from the other end, n nin tho mllkmnn'B face, which "whltoncd Court roi\d boforo wo got ono—In fuct ^ Hstablishcd 1873. Phone 249-J. | nald ho. "It'o tho Itnliann. Thoy'r* heavily tiullt and clad, with an notrn nt tl)o shock an though I had duck^O wo hftd to run to tho utmid.,Opposite I ;1 ; pnly ttftor mo. Tlioy won't hurt a Jml khan collur to his coat on thla warn: him In hlB own unll. (Canlinucil on next jmye.) 8 '".' •••"• ' '" % '• ' .-.• --;J: the church wifh Jhe clock upon If, as contact with these. of them, and I' mlghbJfc have life ebap, for taking It all as you do, while while to be forearmed against thfe'very Ltst YOB Forget Wl Tell You Yet To Take everybody knows, and at sight of the "Tumble to.lt, Bunny?" enough left to appreciate my end if he such Infamous scoundrels have the worst. Well, a bottle of this stuff Is dial my companion had wrung his He was alive. These were his words, made it longer. But. I wouldn't have last laugh and are safely on their way calculated to, stiffen an. ordinary room- bands. It was close upon the half /the Italian had the blood caked ruler trusted him if he could have got the to France." ful of ordinury people within five mfn- B hour. In'his hand, and-with his knife was clock to go twice round without firing Raffles looked up at me with, a curi- utes, and I remembered my.flask when "Poco tempo—pochlsslmo!" he wail- reaching up to cut the thongs thut lash- off the pistol.' He explained the whole ously open eye, an ej'e that I never they had me as good as crucified in the ed. "Bloomburee ske-vi'a'rr," he then ed the hands. He was not tall enough. mechanism of that to me. He had saw when he was not la" earnest. I small hours of this morning. I asked BIN cried to the cabman; "numerro tren- thought it all out on the vineyard I fancied he did not like my last expres- them to take it out of my pocket. I totto!" told you about, and then he asked If I sion but one. After all It was no begged them to give me a drink before N remembered what he had promised me laughing matter to him. they left me, and what do you suppose "Bloomsbury square," I roared on they did?" BOSWORTH'S - my own account; "I'll show you the in the name of the Camorra. I only re- "But are they?" said he. "I'm not so house when we get there, only drive membered some vague threats, .but he sure." - I thought of many things, but sug- INFALLIBLE like be-damned!" was good enough to give me so many "You said they were." gested none, while Raffles turned this particulars of that institution that I "I said they should be." much of his statement Into sufficiently- • My companion lay back gasping hi could make a European reputation by NERVINE. his corner. The small glass, told me "Didn't you hear them go?" •fluent Italian. But when he faced me The Great-Tonic for the Blood, exposiug_JJie whole show if it • wasn't "I beard nothing but the clock all again his face was still flaming. that my own face was pretty red. for my unfortunate resemblance to Nerves and Stomach, and a Won- "A ntce show," I. cried—"and not a night. It was' like Big Ben striking at "That beast Corbueci!" said he. "How derfkil Remedy for Troubles of that Infernal rascal Raffles. Do you the last—striking 0 to the fellow on the can I pity him? He took the flask. He word can you tell me. Didn't yoc think they would know me at the Yard, the I.IVER AND KIDNEYS. bring me a note?" drop." would give, me none. He flicked me in ASK Bunny, after all this time? Upon my And in that'open five I saw at last a the face instead. My idea was that I might have known by this time soul, I've.a good mind to risk it!" ' he at least should go with me—to sell James Cooper, Jr• 9 that he had not, still I went through peep glimmer of the ordeal through • for it or. write the manufacturers I offered no opinion on the point. which lie.had passed. my life as dearly as that—and a sniff the pantomime of writing with my How could It Interest me theil? But finger oh, my cuff, but he shrugged and "But, my dear old Raffles, if they're would have settled us both. But, no, BOSWORTH MEDICINE COMPANY, interested I was in Raffles; never more still on the premises"— he must tantalize and torment me. He shook his head. WHITNEY POINT. «. Y. so in my life. He had been tortured The thought was too thrilling for a thought it brandy. He must take it "Nlente," said he. "Una quistlone dl all night and half, a day, yet he could finished sentence. downstairs to drink to my destruction. vita, dl vita!" sit and talk like this the moment we "I hope they are," he said grimly, go- Can you have any pity for a hound When You Need "What's thatT'^arBnapped, my early cut him down.. He had been within a ing to the door! "There's a gas on! like that?" training come in again. "Say it slowly minute of his death, yet he was as full Was that burning when you came In?" —andante—rallentando." "Let us go," I at last said hoarsely a Plumfier of life as ever; ill treated and defeated Now that I thought of It, yes, it had as Raffles finished speaking in Italian, Thank Italy for the stage Instruc- at the best, he could still smile through been. tions In the songs one used to murderl and' his second listener stood open Call on us. You will not The fellow actually understood. mouthed. "Vftr will go." said Raffles, "and we regret it. You will be very glad "Una—quistlone—dl—vita." of it. We do excellent work, "Or mors, eh?" I shouted, and up will cnance being seeu. If the worst Mwent the'trap door over our heads. comes "to the worst this good chap will and our charges are only reason "Avanti, avanti, avanti!" cried the prove that I have been tied up since 1 able. Wc %vork on the princi- Italian, turning up his one eyed face. o'clock this morning, and the m'edical "Hell to leather," I translated, "and evidence will decide how Jong those ple ttuc a satisfied customer is •double fare If you do It by 12 o'clock." dogs have been dead." our best advertisement. We But hi the streets of London how is But the worst did not come to the •cne to Unow tho, tlmo? In the Barl's worsf more power to my unforgotten furnish estimates of any kind friend the cabman, who never came promptly and cheerfully. Court road it had not been half past, forward to say what manner of men and at Barker's, hi High Btreet, it was he had driven to Bloomsbury square at but a minute later. A long half mile a top speed on the very day upon which minute—that w.aa going like the wind, the tragedy was discovered there or SABATH & WHITE, and Indeed we had done much of It at whence he had driven them. To be 16 and 18 Front St., Red Bank. » jr. a gallop. But the nest hundred yards At the first glance 1 believed him dead. sure; they had not behaved like mur- took us five minutes by the next clock, I seized and lifted him up, then fell to derers, whereas the evidence at the in- and which was one to believe? I fell work with my own knife on the straps. quest all went to show that the de- back upon my own old watch (it was And Knflles smiled faintly upon us funct Corbueci was the little better. Boarding and Livery Stable my own), which made It eighteen min- through his blood stains. utes to the hour, ns we swung across His reputation, which transpired with the Serpentine bridge, and by the quar- "I want you to tumble to it," he whis- hl3 identity, was that of a libertine and ter we were in the Bnyswnter road— pered. "The neatest thing in revenge a renegade, while the infernal appara- on front Street. not up for once. - „ I ever knew, and another minute would tus upstairs revealed the fiendish arts* We have moved from Maple avenue have fixed It. I've been waiting for It of the anarchist to boot. The inquiry to Front street, three doors from where "Presto, presto," my pale guide mur- twelve hours, watching the clock resulted eventually in an open verdict Opera House stood, and have a stable mured. "Affretatevi—avanti!" round, death at the end of the lap. and was chiefly instrumental in killing full of good driviDg horses, and our "Ten bob if you do it," I cried Electric connection. Simple enough. such compassion as is usually felt for wagons are newly painted. the dead who die in their sins. We are prepared to turn out as fine a through the trap, without the slightest Hour hand only— O Lord!" livery rig us can be found in town. ' notion of what we were to do. But It We had cut the last strap. He could was "una quistlone dJl vita," and "vos- not stand. We supported him between REGISTER printing Is a credit to the E. M. CONE & SON, tro amico" must and could only be my us to a horsehair sofa, for the room business house that uses it.—Adv. Proprietors. miserable Undies. was furnished, and I begged him not What a very godsend is the perfect to speak, while his one eyed deliverer hansom to the uina or woman iu a was'at the door before Baffles recalled hurry! It had been our great good :ilin with a sharp word'Jn Italian. fortune to jump into a perfect hansom. "He wants vto get me a drink, but There was no choice; we had to take that can wait," said he in a firmer the first upon the rank, but It must voice. "I shall enjoy it the more when . have deservecj its place with the rest I've told you what happened. Don't nowhere. New tires, superb springs, a let him go, Bunny. Put your back horse lu a thousand and n driver up to against the door. He's a decent soul, every trick of his trade! In and out and it's lucky for me I got a word with we went like a fast halfback at the him before they trussed me up. I've IT WAS EVIDENT" BOTH MEN HAD BEEN DEAD SOME TIME. Rugby game, yet where the traffic was promised to set him up In life, and I thinnest there were we. And how he will, but I don't want him out of my his "blood as though She "boot were on knew his way! At the Marble arch he sight for the moment." "And there's a frightfully foul smell," slipped out of the main stream, and so the other leg. I had imagined that I I added as I followed Raffles down the into Wigmore street, then up and iu '•If you squared him last night," I ex- knew my Raffles at last. I was not stairs. He turned to me gravely, with and out and on until I saw the gold tips claimed, "why the blazes didn't he likely so to flatter myself again. his hand upon the front room door, and ORYING BABIES Halrhealth of the museum palisade gleaming be- come to me till the eleventh hour?" "But what has happened to these at the same moment I saw a coat with Koops You looking Young "Ah, I knew he'd have to cut It fine, ITCHING SKINS tween the horses' ears in the sun. villains?" I burst out, and ray indig- an astrakhan collar hanging on the Always restores youthful color to pay or Plop, plop, plop^tlng, ling, Hug—bell though I hoped not quite so fine as all nation was not only against them for pegs. O REST, no sleep, heb, itch, itch, faded hair. Stops balr falling. Positively that, but all's well that ends well, and N scratching until, the tender skin remoTcs dandruff. A high-class hair-grower and horseshoes, horseshoes and bell, their cruelty, but also against their vic- "They are in here. Bunny," he said dressing, keeping balr soft, glossy. Does I declare I don't feel so much the becomes inflamed, sore end bleeding. not soil Bkln or linen. This Oreat Hair until the colossnl figure of 0. J. Fox lu a tim for his phlegmatic attitude toward and turned the handle. Food, aided by HABFINA SOAP, heals, grimy toga spelled Bloomsbury square, worse. I shall be sore about the gills them. It was difficult to believe that kills dandruff germs. Btops ltcblnjf. pro- The door would only open a few inch- Hmriinm Soap motes fine growth. 60c. bottle, druggists'. with my watch still wanting three min- for a bit, and what do you think?!'. this wasRafUes. r- esT'butadetestable odor came out, Aided by Sklnhealth Ointment, elTes the suffer- He pointed to the long black ruler, ~iri~R little"«ne6"lfiataut relief andBleeK-and re- utes to the hour. "Oh," said he/ "they were to go off with a broad bar of yellow gaslight. sults in complete cure. MultltodeB of women rlf EC oUArcakc HARFINA SOAP with tho bronze stain. It lay upon the to .Italy instanter; they should be cross- Raffles put his handkerchief to his Bay Earflna bus no equal for chafing, irrita- Take tbls adv. to any of following drug- "What number?" cried the good fel- floor. He held out his baud for it, and tion, eruptions, dandruff, tbln hair, scald bead. gists, and get 60c. bottle Halrhealth and low overhead. ing now. But do listen to what I am nose. I followed his example, signing Medicated, antiseptic, deodorizing, flagrant. 25c. cako Harflna Medicated Soap, both for I gave it to him." telling you; it's interesting, my dear to our ally to do the same, and in an- 50c.; regular price T5c; no free soap glren, "Trentotto—trentotto," said my guide, "The same one I gagged him with," "Breath *ol Pine Balsam In Every Cake." without entire adv., with name and ad- but he was looking to the right, and I man. This old sinner Corbueci turns other minute we all three had squeezed Large 25c. cakeflfJJ cakes 65c.; druggists'. dress, and. soc. for Halrhealtli. ,- said Raffles, with his still ghastly out to have been no end of a boss in the Into the room. ___ Made by Pillo Hay Co.; Newark, N. J. bundled him out t6 show the house on smile. "He was a bit of, an artist, old Camorra—says so h'imself. One of the MINTON; VANDERVEER; COOPER; KNICKERBOCKER PHARMACY. foot. I had not hnlf a sovereign after Corbueci, after all!" The man with the yellow boots was all, but I flung our denr driver a whole capl paranze, my boy, no less; and the lying against the door, the count's "Now let's .hear how you fell into his velvety Johnny a giovano onorato, great carcass sprawled upon the table, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA one Instead and only wish that It had clutches," said I briskly, for I was as been a hundred. Anglice, fresher. This fellow here was and at u glance it Avas evident that anxious to hear ns be seemed to tell me, also In it, and I've sworn to protect him both'men had been dead some hours. Already the Italian hnd his latchkey only for my part I could have waited from them evermore. And it's just as The old Cainorrist had the stem of a in the door of 38, and In another mo- until we were safe In the flat. • I said, half the organ grinders in Lon- liqueur glass between his swollen blue Prices Are Attractive. ment we were rushing up the narrow "I do want to get it off my chest, don belong and the whole lot of them fingers, one of which had been cat in stairs of as dingy a London house as Bunny," old 'Raffles admitted, "and yet were put on my tracks by-secret in- the breakage, and the livid flesbVwjis Styles do the Talking. prejudiced countryman can conceive. I hardly can tell you after all. I fol- structions. This excellent youth manu- also brown with the last blood, tHat'lt It was panelled, .but it wus dark and lowed your friend with the velvet eyes. factures iced poison on Saffron Hill would ever shed. His face was on the Qualities Give the Results. evil smelling, and how we should have [ followed him all the way hero. Of when he's at home." table, the huge mustache projecting found our way even to tho stairs but course I en me uij to lmvo a good look for an unwholesome jot of yellow gas "And why on earth didn't ho come to from under either leaden cheek, yet at the house when he'd let himself in, me quicker?" . • . looking itself strangely alive. Broken In the hall I cannot myself imagine. and diuniiR' If lie hadn't left the door However, up we wont pell tnell to the "Because he couidu't talk to you; he bread and frozen scraps of macaroni iijur! Who could resist that? I had could only fetch you, and' it was ns lay upon the cloth and at the bottbm of right about on the half landing, and so tmshod It half open mid had just one like a whirlwind into the drawing room much ns his life was worth to do that two soup plates nud a tureen. The foot on the mat when I got such a before our friends bad departed. They macaroni hnd a tinge of tomato; and Carriages a few steps higher. There the gas was crack on the Jiend us I hope never to also burning' behind closed shutters, were goiiiR by Hie 11 o'clock from Vic- there was a crimson dram left In the get again. When I came to my wits toria and that didn't leuve much chance, tumblers, with au empty fiasco to and the scene Is 'photographed upon my they wore hauling me up to that ring- brain, though I cannot have looked but he certainly oughtn't to have run It show whence it came, but near tho bolt by the bands; and old Corbueci ns fine as he did. Still, you must re- great gray head upon tho tnble another and upon It for a whole instant as I sprung himself was bowing to me, but how he lu at my leader's heels. member that I bad to fix things up liqueur glass stood, unbroken and still got here I don't Unow yet." with him In the fewest possible words, full of some white and stinking liquid This room also was-panelled, and In "I can tell you that," said I, and told In n single minute.that the other two and near that a tiny silver flask, which.; Harness the middle of the wall on our left, his how I bad seen the count for myself on were Indiscreet enough to lenye us nlade me recoil from Raffles as I had' hands lashed to n ringbolt high nbovo tho pavement underneath our windows. alone together." not from tho dead, for I knew It to be his head, his toes barely touching the "Moreover," I continued, "I saw him his. floor, his neck pinioned by a strap pass- The ragamuffin. In question was spot you, and live minutes after In watching us with .his solitary eye ns ing through smaller ringbolts under Earl's Court road I was told he'd driv- "Come out of this poisonous air," he B1RDSALL & SON, either ear and ovory Inch of him se- en off in a cab,, Ho would nee you fol- though he knew that we were dlscuss- said sternly, "and I will tell you how it cured on the slime principle, stood, or. lowing hla iniin, drive home ahead and liig. bhn. Suddenly lit* broke out ID has happened." . 33 & 35 Monniouth St., Red Bank, N. J. rather, hung, all tliut wan left.of Raf- catch you by having tho door left open agonized accents, his ' hands clasped So we all throe gathered together in fles, for at the first glnnce I believed In the way you describe." and a race so full of fear that every tho hall, but it was Raffles who stood him dead. A bl:iclc ruler gagged him, moment I expected to see him on his nearest tho street door, hla back to It, the ends lashed behind bis nook, the "Well," said Rallies, "lie deserved to knees, but Rallies answered kindly, re- his.eyes upon, us two, and though-It blood upon it enked to bronze In l!u> catch me somehow, for he'd come from assuringly, I could toll from his tone, wna to me only that be spoke at first gaslight. And in front of him, licking Naples on purpose, ruler mid all, and and then turned to me with a compas- ho would pause from point to point nud tho ringbolts were really fixed, rind sionate shrug. like n sledge hummer, HH only lmnil even this house taken furnished for translate Into Italian for the benefit of upon tho stroke of 12, Blood a simple, nothing elKel IIo meiiht catching me "He HIIJ'H he couldn't find the man-, tho ouo eyc-d alien to whom ho owed COAL AND WOOD. old fashioned grandfather's clock-hut before he'd done and scoring me off In HIOIIH, Bunny, ami really H'H not to be his life. not for half an Instant longer, only un- wondered at. I had only time to tell exactly the HUIIIO way Unit 1 scored off "Yoif probably don't even know the til my.guide could burl himself upon it him, only going one better, of course. him to hunt you up and bring you here name, Bunny," bo began, "of tho dead- and neiul the whole; thing cruHliliig Into He told nits so Himself, Hitting where 1 by hook or crook beforo 12 today, and liest poison yet known to science. Jt is W. N. WORTHjLEY, tho, corner. An oar Hplfftiiig report ac- am Htundlng now, at a o'clock thin lifter nil lie has done Hint, but now the eynnldo of cucodyl, -and I have carried companied tho crush, a white cloud lift- nionilni:, and smoking a most abomina- poor devil thlnkft you're riled with him that Hinall flask of It about with mo ed from the fallen clock, and I unw a and that we'll give lilm uway to tho I RED BANK and SEABR1GHT. '• 1 ble- cigar that I've mnollcd over nlnce. for months. Whero I got It matters ; revolver fliuoking In n vim. wirowotl lie- It appears he Hut twenty-four bourn Ciwnorru." nothing. Tho whole point is that a low 11)0 dial, nri nrnmgement of wires "Oh, It's not with him I'm. riled," I more Hiilff reduces IIO.HII to clay. I havo • Yards at N. J. S. R. R. and llailrond nvonue, Ilcd bank ; Front'street " flproutliiK from the dial llHclf, and the when I loft, him trussed up, but he said twelve would content him In my cane, salt! frankly, "but with those other never hud any opinion of suicide, as * Red Bank ; Rlvt-r strcoli, BcabrlKht. Binglo hand lit once at IIH zenith and In and—anil with you, old you know, but I always folt It worth an there wnn cortnln denlli at the end :*•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»»•.••••••••••'••••*•••; 66 degrees 85 minutes east 407 feet to a point whlch.the trolley wires of said Compmy are strung OHN S. APPLEGATE & SON, thence (29) still along the centre line of the afore or located, or any of them. In accordance with this COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ORDINANCE. said Ridge Road curving to the left on a radius ol ordinance, the said Company shall within twenty- NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. Season of 1906. J 1.119.5 feet 161.1 feet to a point; tbence (SO) still four hours after receiving written notice thereo Offices corner Broad and Front streets, along the centre of tbe aforesaid Ridge Road nortb temporarily remove'lls wires and (Be expense of 60 Passenger stations In New iYork, W.- 23d street. RED BANK, N. J. An ordinance granting to the Monmoutb County 8U degrees 4 mlnutea east 165.5 feet to a point where removing the same and replacng the Bame to t>8 N. R.; Foot of Liberty street, N. R. ' ' Merchants' Steamboat Co.'s Line. electric company, bod; corporate, organized and tbe centre line of tbe aforesaid Ridge Road Is borne by the person or corporation making such ap- ' In effect June 2itb, 10D8. ENRY M. NEVIUS, existing under and by virtue* ot tbe Laws ot the intersected by the centre line of tbe Avenue ol the plication, which expense shall not exceed the actua Telephone Call, 1704 Franklin, New York. H COUNSELLOa AT LAW, State ol New Jersey, a location of tbe tracks o{ tbe Two Rivers:, cost of labor and use of material occasioned thereby TRAINS LEAVE RED BANK. Telephone Call H-J, Red Bank. Hendrickson BlocS. Front Street, extension ol toe Hue of Its railway and tbe poles In case the Compauy sliall uot remove Us wires with- and wires used In connection therewith upon and Subject, however, to the following conditions : For New York, all rail route, Newark, Elizabeth, Highlands, Highland Beach, Oceanic, RED BANK, N. J. (1) That the said railway shall be constructed in tbe time aforesaid, the same may be removed by . &c, at U 00. *fl 10, 0 45, 7 15. *T ST. *8 1U, *8 25, along and In and through tbe public streets, ave- and under tbe direction of tbeStreetSuperlntendent Locust Point, Fair Haven, Bed nues and other public places within the limits with single track with tbe necessary turnouts, B 23, 10 80. 11 30, 11 38 a. m.; 12 30, 2 54;4 20, REDERICK W. HOPE, sidings and switches, and tbat tbe rails laid In tbe and tbe Township shall not be liable for any damage Bank, Long Branch and of the Township of Shrewsbury In tbe County of .resulting therefrom to the Company. • 430. 4 3*2, 7 38. 7 33, 9 30.10 30 p. w. Sundays, F COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Montnouth and State of New Jersey, and permis- construction of said tracks shall be so laid that the 8 03 a. in.; i 50, 0 hi, 7 25, 8 45, a30 p. m. Asbury Park, Offices corner Broad and Front streets, sion to construct, operate and maintain Its said tqpa thereof shall be flush wltb tbe surface of the (10; That the tracks sball be laid so as not to in- For Freehold via Matiuvan at 6 40, 923 a. m.; 1230, said streets; tbat the tracks on said public streets, RKD BANK, N. J. right ol way therein and also other rights and privi- terfere with the free.flow of the surface water, p. tti. Sundays, 4 50, 0 30 p. m. The strong and commodious steamboat leges Incident thereto: avenues and other public places hereinbefore men- (11) Whenever the tracks cross gutters they sbal For Lakewood,T.anehurst (Manchester), &c, at 8 49, CHARLES H. IVINS, tioned shall be located and laid thereon so that tbe WHEREAS, The Monmouth County, Electric Com- be laid over Iron pipes to be provided by tbe Com- 10 43 a. in.: 3 03,4 41, BOO p. in. Sundays,832, J COUNSELLO R AT LA W. center of said track shall be tbe center line of said pany where In the opinion of the Township Com. 10 43 a.m. C pany, a corporation formed under tbe provisions of streets, excepting tbat tbe Intersection of the Rooms 8 and 4, Register Building. an Act of tbe Legislature of tbe State of New Jer- piny the same may.be necessary for (be free How ot For Atlantic City, 3043 a. m.; 4 4i p. m. Sundays, BROAD STRKKT, . RED BANK, N. J aforesaid stroots whoro the curve Is necessary tbe surfuee water. •10 48 a. m. sey.-entitled, " An act to authorize the promotion for passing from the one of said streets to tbe of Traction Companies for tbe construction and (12) Tbe rate of single fare for the carrying of ForVlneland, Bridfreton, &c , 6 49 a.m.; 3 03 p.m. SEA BIRD WILSON, other, shall be so located and laid that tbe passengers over the above route as designated and ' operation of said railways or railroads operated as tangent shall be as nearly as possible In tbe For Toms River and Barnegatat 0 4'J, 10 43 a.m.; street railways, and to regulate the eatno," ap- to anv point within the corporate llmltsol the Town 3 03, 0 00 p. m. Sundays, 8 32 a. m; CAPTJ C. E. THROCKMORTON, li< „. . COUNSELLOR AT 7,AW. middle of the street aforesaid, and excepting of Red Bank shall not exceed Bve cents for each proved March 14th, 1803, and the acts amendatory further where turnouts and sidings are necessary, TRAIN'S LEAVE NEW YORK. Will,lea veiled Bank and Pier 24, foot of Franklin and supplementary thereto, did by Us petition adult person so carried; all children under the age Ofilces:. POST-OFFICE BUILDING. ' * * they shall be located and laid as hereinafter of live years In charge of some adult person shall For Red Bank, 4 00, 5 50, 8 30. 940. 10 30, 1130 Street, New York, as follows: AMES E. DEGNAN, '. "~T" bearing date tbe afteentb day of Marcb, nineteen provided, that Is to say: where the turnouts and hundred and six, apply to tbe Township Commlt- ride free of charge. a. m.; 12J (Saturdays only), 130.2 00, 2 45, J sidings are necessary they shall be so constructed 330, 340, 41!>. 453, 5 (JO. 5 30. 538. 030, 845, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, , tee of the Township of Shrewsbury In the County and located as to form an equilateral turnout or (13) Tbat the conditions and duties hereln^im- Leave New York daily at 9:00 of Monmouth and state of New Jersey for a lo- switch tbe center Of the tracks of the turnouts nosed on the said Company shall be as conditions lsi01p.ni. Sundays, 7 00,015,9 40,1030,a.m.; 28 BROAD STRKKT. RED BANK, N. J. cation of tbe tracks of the line of Its railway cotn- precedent to tbe operation ol tne sain Railway and 4 00, 8 30 p. m. A. M. LSTON BEEKWAN, or switches to be tbe center lines of tbe streets ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR I formably to the route designated In tbe descrip- aforesaid, whereon tbe same are constructed; that before acquiring anv rights or privileges under •New York only. A um utt this ordinance and witbln thirty davs after Its pas- W. G. BESLER, C. M. BunT, Leave- Red Bank daily at 3:00CHANCERY, NOTAI&Y PUBLIC. ^f- ' tion of the route of said line and the map exhibit- tbat the turnouts or sidings shall be located or con- 1 Ing tbe same Hied In tbe office of tbe Secretary of structed In the following places oneald streets,.to sage, the Bald Company sball Qle with'.the ClerB of Vice Pres. and Gen'l Mer. Gen ! Pass. Act; P. M. 9 Broad street, near Front street State In Trenton. New Jersey, and In said petition wit, one at East Side park, one immediately east of thei Township Committee a written acceptance un- I. E. WIIVTE. I) P. A., RED BANK, N. J. and map accompanying tbe same designated, and Bueno Vista avenue, one opposite what Is termed der its corporate seal of the term« ot this ordinance, Asbury Park, N. J. Timetable subject to change without notice. for permission to extend, construct, maintain and as Babies' Hospital. No siding or turnout sball which acceptance sbaU provide that said Company R. HERBERT E. WILLIAMS, operate its said railway within the said Township occupy a space of more than one hundred and fifty shall not in any manner contest tbe legality or EW YORK AND LONCi BRANCH D SURGEON DENTIST. of Shrewsbury In tbe County and state aforesaid, feet. That from a point In the center of Front Street binding force of any provision of tbis ordinance or N RAILROAD. •HARVEY LITTLE, MESSENGER. Graduate University of Pennsylvania. upon and across, In and through the streets, ave- where the center line of 'Front street Is intersected defend against the same, on the ground ,that the Stations In New York: Central R. R. of New Jer- Office Days in Red Bank: Mtindays,Wednesdays nues and otber public places hereinafter men- by the easterly boundarfline of the Town of Red same Is beyond the power or authority of the said sey, foot Liberty Street and West23d Street; Penn- Fruit and' Confectionery on Board. and Saturdays; Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to 8:30. tioned, which said petition was duly signed by Bank to the proposed terminus of the route of said Township Committee to legally exact or enforce. sylvania Railroad, foot of Corllandt Street, Des- Register Building, 42 Broad Street, Ked Bank, N. S said corporation and duly died wltb the Clerk of Company as hereinbefore designated, the said Com- (14) Tbat in cose of Ore, tho Fire Departments brosses Street and West 23d Street. Itooins 10 and 11. the said Township Committee of the Township of pany shall cause Its roadbed to be constructed of through tbelr authorized representatives shall have 8^" Connects with trolley cars at Red Bank for Shrewsbury on the Qfteentb day of March, A. D. the beHt shale pressed brick, between tbe rails and power to stop all traffic on the Railway ot said torn- On and after May Gtb, 3006. Shrewsbury, Eatontown, Long Branch, Asbury Park, R. R. F. BORDEN, "" 1900, and public notice, of said application having extending two feet on either side of said rallB, In- puny whenever he or they sball d*em it neces- TRAINS WILL LEAVE RED BANE. Belford, Middletown and Keyport. D f ' SURGEON DENTIST. been given to all parties Interested by publication cluding all turnouts, In addition to which tbe said sary, and shall also have tbe power to remove all in " The Red Bank Register " and " The New Jer- For New York. 6 00, 0 45, *7 IS, *7 27, *7 43 *8 25. MUSIC HALL BUILDING, RED BANK, N.J. Company shall cause to be constructed between tbe wires obstructing thq effectual working of tbe Fire 8 83. 8 43, 9 20, (I 53. *10 30.11 3o! 11 38 a. m.: Particular attention given to the administration ol sey Standard," newspapers circulating In said points designated as aforesaid throughout Its entire Department, and said Township shall not be held N. B.—All freight Intended for this boat must bo . Anesthetics. Township of Shrewsbury, duly designated by tbo route extending on either side of said Front Street responsible for any loss tbe Company may sustain 12 30, *2 58, *1 05, *4 20. 4 30, 0 07, 7 W, 7 33 ou tbe wharf a sufficient length of time to handle, Township Committee of the Township of Shrews- thereby. '9 08 (Saturdays only), 10 30 p. m. Sundays, R. W. 31. THOMPSON, ~ as aforesaid and the Fair Haven and Oceanic road 8 03, 9 43 a. m.; i 50, 0 03, *6 47, *8 45, 9 08, an she will positively leave promptly on her adver- bury to publish said notices, and by posting In and Ridge Road from tbe curbs thereof to the outer (16) That this ordinance shall be of. no force or tised time. D„ „ DENTAL SURGEON, five of tbe most publfo places In said Township of edges of the brick road bed of said Company, a road- 9 53 p. m. Shrewsbury, likewise designated, for at least effect until the said Company shall have obtained For Perth Amboy, Elizabeth and Newark, 6 00, 0 45, This boat's time-table Is advertised In the BED Over Postofllce, Red Bank, N/J. bed of broken stone to adeptb of six Inches Untsbed; from tbe Board of Chosen Freeholders In the County 7 13 (except Perth AmboyJ, 7 43 (Newark only), BANK REGISTER, Ked Bank Standard, also in , . Hours 8-5. fourteen days before tbe time Died for a meet- the stone to be used sball be of a character known ot Monmoutb Its consent to tbe construction of the Bulllnerer's Guide,' New York World, New York ing of tbe said Township Committee, at which as trap rock stone; stone of tbe size known as two 8 00 (except Perth Amboy), 8 33, 8 43 (Newark I )R. J. D. THROCKMORTON, said railway subjpct to such terms and conditions as only), 9 2U (except Perth Amboy), 9 53, 1130 Journal, New York Tribune, Brooklyn Eagle, and safd application would be considered, and speci- and one-half Inches sball be first used to a depth of tbe said Board of Chosen Freeholders shall see fit to Democrat, Hoboken, N. J. • •*-f DENTAL SURGEON. fying the name of the corporation presenting such four inches; trap rock stone of tbe size known as 1188 a. m.: 12 30. 2 58,4 05 (except Perth Am- petition, the date of filing tbe same, tbe charac- Impose. • boy). 4 30.0 07, 7 28 (except Perth Amboy), 7 33, . Time-tables may be obtained at THE REGISTER No. 5 Broad Street. • Red Bank, NJ. one and one-halt Inches sball be superimposed to a (Iti) Tie route herein designated to be lighted bv office, Broad street, Red Bank. ter of the road Intended to be constructed, opera- depth of two inohes, tbat the same shall be then 9 08 (Saturdays only),- 3ti 30 (except Newark) ted and maintained, the motive power to bo used said Company at Its own expense with incandescent p. m. Sundays, 8 03, 9 43 a. m.: 4 50 (except R. FRANK L. MANNING, top dressed of One stone dr gravel, graded and the lights, not to exceed six ID number and to be thereon, and the public roads, streets, avenues whole rolled to a smooth even surface and all refuse Perth Amboy), fl03, 0 47, 8 45 (Elizabeth only), Excursion Tickets, 50 Cents. D SURGEON DENTIST. and other pnbllc places, through, across and In erected at such places, along said line as may be 9 08. 9 53 p.m. Successor to Dr. F. L. Wright. and dirt and unused materials removed; the whole hereafter designated by said Township Committee. • and upon which the same would extend In said work when finished sball conform to tbe grade upon For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and BANK| N# Township of Shrewsbury in thgjCounty and State the streets and part of streets aforemepttoned to be (l";.Tl)ot tbe said Company sball pay all expenses intermediate stations to Point PleasaDt, 135 Broad Street, opposite Ford & MlB. aforesaid, and specifying tbe time and place of ot preparing and advertising tbls ordinance wltbin Season of 1906. established by tbe Board of Chosen Freeholders; that (Mondays excepted), 5 25, .6 05, 10 00, 10 23 C. HURLEY, ' tbe meeting of said Township Committee, at In the construction of SBld railway and equipment thirty days after the passage thereof. a. m.: 12 52, L62, 2 24 (Saturdays only). 240 A whlcn time said Township Committee would con- thereof, tbe materials employed and the work done SECTION III. And be It ordained that the fran (Saturdays only). 3 00. 3 49. 4 03. 5 19. 5 33 (ex- „.' SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCER, * sider the said application, and at the time men- shall be of tbe best character, and It shall be tbe cblse hereby granted shall expire at the end of cept Lone Branch), 5 45. 6 20, 0 33, 7 55 p m Merchants' Steamboat Co.'s Line. 115 Bridge Avenue. ,- RED BANK, N. J tioned In tbe said notice, to wit, tbe nineteenth duty of tbe said Company to construct the same twenty years from tbe date upon which tbis ordt Sundays, 133, i 50, 9 54,10 32, 10 54 a. m.; 5 27 with George Cooper for flf^een years. . day of April, 1906, tbe said TownBhlp Committee so as not to Impede public travel unnecessarily and nance shall go Into effect. 6 41; 9 50 p. m. Telephone Call, 1704 Franklin, New York. 1 did meet and publicly adjourn tbe hearing upon under tbe supervision of the Board of Chosen Free- SECTION IV. Arid be it ordained that tbls ordi- Telephone Call 14-J. Red Bank. R. B. F. KING, said application to the twenty-eighth day or April, holders or their duly appointed oOlcers ; that the said nance shall take effect when the acceptance of It For Freehold, via Matawan. 8 00, 9 2G a. m.: 1230 A. D. 190!), at which time the said hearing was railway and roadbed for tbe use thereof shall be so shall be duly executed by said Company and Died as 4.30 p.m. Sundays, 0 43 a. m.: 4 50 p. m. Highlands, Highland Beach, Oceanic, ^S^LV^^/EM again publicly adjourned to tbe seventb day of constructed tbat not more than one thousand feet provided by law. ' TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK FOR RED BANK. Jjooust- Point, Fair Haven, BSd Horses boarded winter and summer and 'treated May, A. D. 1906, at which time tbe said hearing was shall be in process of construction at any one time; Approved June21at, 1908 Foot Liberty street. 400, 8 30, *9 40; 11 30 a. m.; »120 free of charge. again publicly adjourned to tbe seventeenth day tbat It sball also be tbe duty of said Company to WILLIAM T. PARKER. ; Bank, Long Branch and . of May, A. D., tOOtt, at wbicb time the said bearing (Saturdavs only). 1 30, 2 45. »3 40. 4 15. 4 45. R. WM. H. LAWES, JR. '— restore the surface of all streets and crosswalks Cbaliman. 5 00, (Saturdays excepted), 5 30, 5 38, 0 08 (Sat- Asbury Park. was again publicly adjourned to tbe 7th day of disturbed by the laying of said tracks to their former Attest: ' ' . D June, 1006, at which time tbe said hearing was urdays only). 0 30. 8 45, 12 01 p. m. Sundays, • The strong and commodious steamboat VETERINARY SURGEON. condition, and to keep tbe road Inside of its tracks A. C. HARRISON. 3 30, .700, 9 15, 9 40 a. m.: 4 00, 8 30 p. m. Graduate of American Veterinary College, N. Y. again publicly adjourned to tbe twenty-Orst c'ay and tor two feet on the outside thereof on each side Township Clerk. Residence: Monmouth Street, of June, 1000, and tbe said corporation having sled in good repair at Its own expense at all times. In West 23d street, C. H. R. of N. J., 8 20, *9 30. 11 20 Between Broad street and Lapie avenue. Red Bant with tbe Clerk of tbe said Township Committee case of tbe failure of the said Company, Its success- a. m.; *110 (Saturdays only). 120, 235, *320. tbe consents In writing of tbe owners of mote than ors or assigns, to keep such portions of said streets 3 50, 4 30, 4 50, (Saturdays excepted), 5 20, 5 50 EO. D. COOPER, one-balf of tbe amount of lineal feet of property ALBERTINA CIVIL ENGINEER. last above mentioned in good repair and In Dassable ORDINAL CE. (Saturdays only), t5 2O, 820, 1150 p. m. Sun- G fronting on tbe parts of the streets, avenues and condition at Its own expense as aforesaid the Board days. 6 50, *9 05, *9 30 a. m.; 3 50, 8 20 p. m. Successor to Geo. Cooper, C. E. otber public places In said Township of Shrews- of Freeholders may by their proper officers cause AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE LAYING West 23d street, Penna. R. R., 8 55 a. m.: 12 25 CAPT. L. IJRICE, PcBt Office Building, RED BANK. N. J. bury upon and across and In and through which a such portions ol said streets to be repaired and re- OUT OF A STREET. ROAD OR HIGHWAY IN 1 25 (Saturdays only), 2 25, 3 25. 4 2i *i 55 p m. location of tbe tracks of said Company, a permis- THE TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY, COUNTY Will leave Red Bank and Pier 24, foot of Franklin JACOB C. SHUTTS, stored and charge the expense thereto and to collect Sundays, 8 25, 9 25 a.m.; 4 55 p. m. - Street, New York, as follows : sion to construct, operate and maintain said rail- tbo same from the said Railway Company, its suc- OF MONMODTH. NEW JEHSEY. " AUCTIONEER. way Is asked, duly acknowledged by the subscrib- Cortlandt and Desbrosses streets. 4 00 900 a. m.; Special .attention given to sales of farm stoci cessors and assigns. Be It ordained by the Township Committee of the 12 30, 1 30 (Saturdays only), 2 30, 3 40. 4 30, 5 10 - ers thereto, as are deeds entitled to.be recorded ; Township ot Shrewsbury, In the County ot Mon- Leave Red Bank daily at 7:00farm implements and other personal property. and having read and considered the matter, the moutb and State ot New Jersey, as follows: p.m. Sundays, 8 30,9 30a.m.; 500p. in. P. O. Address. 101 Broad street. Red Bank. said TownBhlp Committee of the Township of •Denotes express trains. A. M. Shrewsbury has on this twenty-first day of (3) Tbat the said railway company sball have Section!. Tbat a certain parcel of land situate For further particulars see small tables. JJENRY OSTENDORFF. the right to carry passengers and freight or ex- a the Township of Shrewsbury, In the County of June, 1900, being tbe date fixed by the said Monmoutb and State of New Jersey, hereinafter GEORGE W. BOYD. Gen. Pass. Agent, Penn. R. It. Leave New York daily at 3:00 Tbe Township Committee of the Township of press matter and to use electricity as the motive C. M. BURT, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Central R. R. Tuner and Repairer of Pianos and Shrewsbury by adjournments as aforesaid for the power, and no other motive power sball be used, particularly described, be and tbe same hereby Is P. M. except In case of accident, for tbe propulsion of Its aid out as a street, road or highway. Said parcel .of N, J. Organs. bearing of tbe said petition of the said corpora- hereinbefore referred to Is particularly described as RUFCS BLODGETT, Superintendent N. T. and L. tion, decided to grant said application upon the ears and transaction of Its business on said rail- (Sundays excepted.) Office, de la Reussille's jewelry store. Broad St., restrictions hereinafter contained: way, that In tbe equipment and operation of said follows: Beginning at tbe point of intersection of B. R. a. (Subject to change without notice.) Therefore be it ordained by the Township Com- railway, said company shall have tbe right to the westerly line of tbe right of way of the New Red Bank. N. J. mittee of tbe Township of Shrewsbury: use the said overhead wire or trolley system of Jersey Southern Railroad at tbe southerly side of WH. H. 8EELEY, electrical equipment; that all overhead wires used tbe Newman Springs road; tbence (1) northerly T V PORT MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY. In connection therewith shall be placed at least along tbe westerly side of said right of way of said •HARVEY LITTLE, MESSENGER, New Jersey Southern Railroad sixty feet to a point ennsylvania Commissioner of Deeds. Notary Public. eighteen feet above the grades of the public streets Soldiers' Vouchers Prepared. Bills of Sale for SECTION 1. Thtit tbe said application of tbeaforesaid, the trolley wire to be placed at theIn tbe northerly side of said Newman Springs road; DA1TD(\An Prnlt and Confectionery on Board thence (2) easterly in a straight.line, being a con- P RAILROAD. • ' Vessels. Monmoutn County Electric Company, a corporation height aforesaid and In the ulddle of said streets; of the State of New Jersey, for a location of its the feed wire to be attached to poles located as tinuation of tbe northerly side of the Newman Vtracks for Its line of railway conformably to tbe hereinafter provided at the height aforesaid on the Springs Road to the easterly side ot the right of SS^ Connects with trolley care at Red Bank for route designated In the description of the route of north side of said streets, tbe span wires to beway of tbe New Jersey Southern railroad ;• tbence (3) Schedule In effect June 24th, 1906. Shrewsbury, Eatontown.Lonff Branch, ABbury Park Special Notice said line and the map exhibiting the same died In attached to poles placed opposite one another on southerly along tbe easterly side of said right of Middletown, Belford and Keyport. tbe office of the Secretary of State at Trenton, Now both sides of said street as-hereinafter provided at way of the New Jersey Southern Railroad sixty feet Jersey( and ID said application designated, and for the height aforesaid and the feeder In wire to beto tbe southerly side of the Newman Springs Road; Trains leave RED BANK permission to extend, construct, operate and main- thence (i) westerly In a straight line, being a con- N. B.—All freleht Intended for this boat must be RELATING TO UOISAUCES located as hereinafter provided: tbat all overhead For Newark and New York, 7 13, 7 43. 8 43, 9 53 on the wharf a sufficient length of time to handle, \ lain Its said railway within tbe Township of Shrews- wires when crossed by electric lighting, telephone or tinuation of tbe soutberly side of the Newman a. in.; 1 51, 3 05. 4 H5. (i 07. II45, 9 57 fSaturdays bury In the County of Monmouth and State of New Springs Road, across the right of way of the New' as she will positively leave promptly on her adver- IN THE telegraph wires shall be protected by guard wires only) p. on. week-days. Sundays, 9 43 a. m.; tised time. Jersey, upon and across and in and tbrougb the properly Insulated; that the necessary poles for Jersey Southern Railroad to tbe point or place of be- . 6 03 and 9 43 p. in. publlo streets, avenues, and otber public places sustaining and carrying the wires for conducting ginning. Tbls boat's time-table Is advertised In the RED hereinafter mentioned, be and tbe same Is hereby electricity to tbe electric motors in use by said com- For Rabway and Elizabeth, 713 (Elizabeth only). BANK REGISTER, Red Bank Standard, also In tbe Township of Shrewsbury. granted on tbe date last aforesaid under tbe restric- pany sball be placed between the curb lines of said Section 2. Tbat this ordinance shall take effect 953 a. m.; .151, 3 05 ^Elizabeth ODly), 4 05 Counting House Monitor, Slackey'sStenmboatGuide, tions hereinafter mentioned, tbat Is to sny. streets and the sidewalks thereof, one on either tnmedlately upon Its passage. (Elizabeth only), a 07. 9 45. 0 57 (Saturdays Bullinger's Guide, .New York World, New York Nuisances within the township of Shrewsbury are side of said streets, and as nearly opposite one Approved June 21st. 1900. ouly) p. m. week-days. Sundays, 9 43 a. m.Journal. New York Tribune, Brooklyn Eagle, and hereby deUned nnd declared to be, and they Bhall Section II. That the Monmouth County Electric WILLIAM T. PARKER, 6 03 and 9 45 p. m. Democrat, Hoboken, N. J. Company, body'corporate, as aforesaid. Its succes- another as practicable, and shall be placed on an Include and embrace: average of one hundred feet apart excepting on Attest: Chairman. Time-tables may be obtained at THE REGISTER • 1. The placing or depositing In or upon any street sors and assigns, shall have the right, and consent A. C. H4RKISOV. For Lone Branch. Asbury Park (North Asbury Park and permission Is hereby given to extend, construct, curves, where they sball be erected as hereinafter Sundays), and I'olnt Pleasant, 5 25, 0 IS. 10 23 office. Broad street. Red BaDk or alley, or In or upon any public or private property provided, but under no circumstances shall the Township Clerk. in this towuship, any dead animal or any part of this operate and maintain Its line of street railway with a. in.: 152, 2 40 (Saturdays only), 3 49. 4 20", Excursion Tickets, 50 Cents. single tracks and the necessary turnouts and stdlngs same be so placed as to Interfere wl'b public travel 5 38 (except LoDg Branch*. tiSOand 8 29 p. m. same, or any dead flab or any part of the same, or upon and across and in and through tbe public or use, a more particular location of said poles being week-days. -Sundays, 9 54, lo 54 a. in.; 6 41 fllth from privies or cesspools or catch basins Or streets, avenues and other public places In said ieaignated on a map entitled " A- map of tbe ex- p. m. rubbish of any kind or description, or nny house or -Township of Shrewsbury hereinafter particularly onslon and route of the Monmouth County Eleotrlc JULY, 1906. kitchen slops or garbage, manure or sweepings (pro- Company for the Township of Shrewsbury, N. J." and For Toms River, 5 25, 9 18, 10 23 a. m : 152 and vided that stable manure and otber manure may be mentioned conformably to tbe route designated In 5 30 p. m. week-days. Sundnys, 10 54 o. m. the description of the route of said line'of railway herewith Died with the Clerk of the said Township Proposals! used as a fertilizer), or any foul or offensive or ob- and the map exhibiting the same Died In the ottlce Committee of tbe Township of Shrewsbury and " f" stops on notice to Conductor or Agent or on Tlie large actl commodious steamer, noxious matter or substance whatever. Of the Secretary of State at Trenton, New Jersey, make a part hereto; tbe poles used shall be of Ipnal, > • i 2. Any full or leaky privy vault, cesspool or othei ' and In said petition and map accompanying the cypress and shall be painted and kept painted by receptacle for Ulth. said company. Time tables and additional information may be Bathe designated, that Is to say: obtained of Ticket Awus. • 3. Allowing or permitting any night soli, garbage Beginning at a point In the centre of Front street Sealed proposals to build the second section of W. W. ATTERBUUY. J. R. WOOD, WM. V. WILSON, or other offensive or decomposing solid or fluidmat - 'where the centre line of Front street In Intersected (3) Tbat the said Railway Company shall comply the Freehold and Coifs Neck macadam road, General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager. Running between Port Monmouth and Bloomfleld ter or substance to leak or ooze from any cart or by the easterly boundary line of tbe town of Red with all reasonable orders or regulations which tbe 2 18-100 miles long, ns designated upon tue plans GEO. W. BOYD. wagon or vessel In which the same may be conveyed said Township Committee shall make from time to General Passenger Agent. street, N. R. or carried. Bank, which said boundary line Is an arc or circle, time as to the rate of speed of cars upon said public and speclDcatlons. will be received by tbe Board the radius of which Is 5,280 feet and tbe centre Is tbe of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Mon- Leave Port Jlonmouth. Leave Xeio Tort. 4. The carrying or conveying through any street point where the nigh water mark of tbe North streets, or any of them, and tbe manner of main- mouth. N. J.. at the Court House, in Freehold, on any substance which has been removed from any taining street crossings, and the removal 6f Ice and N RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. Suuday, lst....4 30r:.M. Monduy. 2d 4 00 A.M. privy vattlt or cesspool, unless the same sball be in- Shrewsbury river Is Intersected by tbe westerly line WEDNESDAY, JULY 11th, 1900, at 12 o'clock Monday, 2d.... .6 30 of Naple avenue, thence (1) along the centre of the snow therefrom, and also as to tbe prevention of noon, of said day und then and there publicly O ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. Tuesday, 3d. ..100 p. M. closed In air-tight barrels, or In a perfectly tight and public road leading from Red Bank to Oceanic electrolysis of water mains and pipes and also as to opened. Speclllcnttona and • all Information re- Anna U. Jones, udmlnlstratrlx of Lewis O. Jones, Tuesday. 3d 6 00 Wed'day, 4th..5 30A. M. properly covered wagon. north G7 degrees 20 minutes east 1,519.5 feet to a tbe carrying of freight or express-matter. garding said construction may be obtained by deceased, by order of the Surrogate of tbe County Wed'day, 4th..7UO Thursday. 5tb..U30 " 5. All carting of garbage through the streets of point; thence (3) still along the centre of said public (4) That tbe said Company shall not suffer or applying to Peter Formnn, Engineer, at his office ot Moumoutb.hweby gives notice to the creditors of Thursday. 6th.. 7 00 Frlday.etb.. ..\7O0 " the townshlo except between the hours of sunset road north 67 degrees 15 minutes east 1,508.5 feet to permit Its cars or any of them to stand upon tbe at Mnnnlnpan, N. J.; postotllce, Englishtown. N. J.: the said deceased to bring in their debts, demands Friday. Oth 7 00 Saturday, 7th...3 00 p. li. and six A. M. a point; thence (3) still along tbe centre of the aforo- tracks In the public streets aforesaid, or any ofor, at the'County Collector's office af the Court and claims agaiust the estate of said deceased, un- Sunday, 8th....0 30 Monday. Oth ..8 00 A. M. G. Tbe burning of nny matter or substance which . eald public road 67 degrees 15 minutes east 1,803.5 them, at any time, excepting to receive and deposit House, In Freehold, or of Frank" E Heyer, chair- deroath or aOlrtnnlfon. within nine months from Monday, »th...7 0O Tuesday, 3()t(i..8OO '• shall emit, or cause, or produce, or cast off any foul feet to a point; tbence (-1) still alojig tbe centre line- passengers : and to take on or put off frelgbt and ex- man* of tho rond'commlttee, at Colt's Neck, N. J. the FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1906. or they.will be for- Tuesday; 10th..7 00 Wed'day. llth..8 00 " or obnoxious, or offensive, or hurtful, or annoying of the afyreaald public road 66* degrees 15 minutes press matter; and In taking on and letting off pas- Earn hldder must accompnny his bid with a certi- ever barred of nny ucllon therefor ngatust the said Wed'day, 11th 8(10 Thursday. 12th.800 " gas, smoke, steam or odor. east 486 feet more or less to a point where the sengers or taking on or putting oft freight and ex- fied check for one thousand dollars, payablp to the administratrix. ANNA M. JONES. Thursday ,12th.*2 80 Friday, 13th...800 " 7. The casting ordlscbarglng Into the Shrewsbury centre line of the aforesaid public road leading press matter Its .cars sball not be stopped on said Director of tho Board of CUosen Freeholders, as a Friday, lath. ,*3 30 Saturday. 14th.1 00 p. u. or Mivesink, or South Shrewsbury rivers, or into from Red Bunk to Oceanic Is intersected by thestreets, or any of them, so as to uncessarily Inter- Kiiaranleo, if sntd work is awarded to him, ho will Sunday, Kith...400 Monday, Iflih..4 00 A. M. N RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. Monday, 18tb..5 30 Tuesday, 17th..4 -SO •' any stream In this township, or on the boundary line westerly lino of Pearl streot In Fair Haven; thence fere with thu. free and uninterrupted passage of enter lno a contract with tbe said Bond, tor the EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. of this township, any substance which has been re- (5) still along the centre line of the aforesaid public travel. du« and proper performance of the same—which O Tuesday, 17th.. 0 00 Wed'duy, 18th..5 00 " William N.Worlliley. executor or Johu A.Wortb- Wed'duy, 18ih.7 0O Thursday. lUtbOOO " moved fr«m any vault, cesspool or slut, or any offal road leading from Red Bank to Oceanic norib 68 (5) That it shall be the duty of said Company to contract mns-t be executed, together with tho bond ley, deceased, by order of the Surtogate of ihe Friday,SOtb....II80 " or oilier refuse, )lu.uld» or sullds, by any pipes or degrees east 1,411.5 feet to a point; thence (0) still provide and keep upon each of Its cars rhlle In mo- ot the successful bidder, within the term of thirty Thursday. 10th:700 otherwise. along tbe centre line of tbe aforesaid public road ours from tbn time or awarding the contract. In the County of.MoDrnouth. hereby (rives notice to the Filday, 2nth.. .700 Saturday, 2lst.200p.-M. tion, suitable and proper bolls or gongs to give creditors of thu bald deceased 10 bring In their Sunday, 2\'d .•.. .(100 Monduy, 2id.. 8 00 A.M. 8. Any and every nuisance as above defined to curving to tho left on a radius of ECS feet 16O.0 feet warning of lu approach, and also to provide and penal sum of at least the total estimated cost of the hereby prohibited and forbidden within the town- to a point; tbence (7) still along the centre line of work, with two or more freeholders sureties—or a debts, demands and claims against tbe estate of Mnndiiy. 2M ..7 00 Tuesday, 24th..8 00 " mulDtuln proper lights in each or its said curs and to suiil deceased, under until or aninnatlun. within Tuesday, -Mm .7 00 Wed'day, 25th..0 00 " ship of Shrewsbury, and any person milking, creat- the aforesaid public rond north 52 degrees 50 cause the same to be lighted when tbe cars are run- good and sufficient surety or trust company—all to Thursdav. aith.9 00 " ing, causing, maintultilng or permitting any of said minutes east 204 feet to a point; thence (H) still ning at night; and In clearing away and removing bo Urst iipproved by the Director of the Board, and nine months from the FOURTEENTH DAY OK Wed'duy, Kitb.7 00 MAY, 1IKX), or they will oe forever barred of anv Tluusdav. 2Uth.7110 Friday. 27th. ..9 00 " nuisances sball forfeit and pay a penalty of twenty- along.tbe centre line of the aforesaid public road 5(1 snow and Ice from said tracks, It shall be done In conditioned for tbe faithful performance ot the live dollars. 1 work. In strict conformity with tho plans and speci- action therefor ngaln^t tin- said executor. Friday. 27lh. ..8 00 Snturdav, 2»lb.ll 00 " degrees SO minutes east 981.5 feet to a point; such a manner as to not unnecessarily Interfere with Monday, ailh.. 1)00 " The above is an extract from the ordinances of the-' thence (0) curving to the right on a radius of 020 tho rlgbts and privileges of the occupants of tbo fications. The Board of Freeholders reserves the WILLIAM N. WOltTHLEY.- 8nnday. 2flth.. 1110 rlgbt lo reject nuy or nil bids. Monday, 3Hlh..*4 30 Tuetduy, 31st.10 00 " board of health ot Sl-.ewsbuiy township, and tb»- feet 100.14 feet to a point; tbence (10) still along tee proporty abutting on tbe public streets through or •'nine will be thoroughly enforced. centre Hoe of the aforesaid public road north 60 across which said tracks arc constructed, uor to ob- Tuesday. 31st. 500 degrees east 279.5 feet to a point ; tbence (11) still struct publto travel; each car used sball bo sightly JOHN GUIBE,. ^vroNMOum COUNTY ORPHANS , ALBERT L. 1VIN8, along tbe centre line of tbe aforesaid publlo road In appearance of tnodorn design and pattern, and . Director. I'JL COURT. 9tnr Indicates falling tide. Will leave sbnrpty Presldei t ot the Board of Health.- north 60 degrees 80 minutes east SW feet to a point; shall at all times be kept clean and serviceable; Dated June I9th, 1900. May term. A. D. I90U. on time. K. O. HAnmsoN. Secretary. tbence (12) still along the centre line of tbe afore- each car shall also be equipped on the forward end In tbu mutter of tiit-estate of James Lynn, deceased. FARE. said public road nortb 70 degrees 55 minutes east wben in motion with tho appliance commonly Order to Show Cause. Robert T. Sinllh. administrator JIIIOCM Lynn, de- Ticket, SOc. 725 feet to a point; tbeuce (13) still along tbe known as a fonder, designed tor tho protection of OriCE OF SETTLEMENT OF. AC- centro of the aforesaid public roud north 71 minutes .ho life and limb of pedestrians; the Btylo of said ceased, having exhibited to this Coiut. under oath, Tlcltet, 3©e. The Town Hall 15 degrees east 1,409 feet to a point; tbonco (14) 'ender shall bo ono of tho most approved now In N COUNT. a Just and true nccouiit of the personal estatn and still along tho centre Una of the aforesaid public uso. STATE OF WILLIAM E. STRONO. deceased. debts of said decedent, whereby It appears that thn Telephnno—3-R. Port Monmouth. .road north 71 degrees 5 minutes east 1,032.5 feet to a Notice Is hereby given that Ihe accounts* of tbe personal estnlo of »nl«l deceased 1H lusiiftlclent to CAN BE HAD FOR point; tbence (15) still along the centre line of the (0) That tho laid Company shall bo solely ro- subscribers, executors of the estatoof said deceased, lay his debts, nml reiiiMMllnfr the iild «f ilm Court OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AC aforesaid public road north 70 degrees 45 minutes sponslble for all damages that may accrue on ac will be audited and stilted by the surrogate and re- in the premises. It la therefore ordered that all per- N COUNT. ensi 1,096.5 feat more or less to a point where tbo count of any accidents or Injuries to any person or ported for settlement to tbo Orphans Court of ibo sons Interested In tbn lands, tenements and here- ESTATE OF SAHAH MAKGARET SMITH, de- centre line of tho aforesaid puhllo road loading porsons, or to tho propnrty of any person during tbo Countvof Moninouth. on THUItSDAY, THE NlNE ditaments and real estate, of tlm anld deceased, ap- ceased. Entertainments, from Rod Bank to Oceanlo Is Intersected by thuconstruction and operation of said railway, by rea- TEENTII DA V OF JULY, A. D., 1900. pear tinfore'lho Court, ut the Comt House. In Kree- Notice Is hereby (riven Unit thn'accounts ot the easterly side of Lafayetto street In Oceanic; thenco son of tho negligence of said Company. Dated June 11th, VMM. iol(l. on THURSDAY. JULY 2fllh, MM), Hi 10 A. J» , subscriber. Rtibstitutlonarv administrator with will (10) along tho centro line of ihu public road leading (7) That tbo said Company sball run Its cars over ALICE C. 8TIlONfl. lo show cnusii why so much of tbe mild lands, tene- annexed of tho esiato of sold deceased, will be from Ocuanlo to Bonbrlgbt known as tho stone roud, the abovo described route at Intervals not less than FRANK K. KTUIUJ1S. ments, hereditaments and real cstnto of the paid de- Parties, Etc. ceased should not be sold as will lie Milllclent lo pay nudlted aurt. stated by tbo surrogate and reported north 70 degrees, 40 mlnutoseast 819 feet to a point; tho following: Twonty minutes hetweenthe hours WM. II. OOADBY. for settlement to the Orphans Court of the cnuntv thence (17) still along tho centro of the aforesnld of 0 A. if. and O:SffJ\ si, and hourly thereafter until F. W. Horn. I'icxior. his debts, or tho residue thereof, aa the easo niayre- ulro. J YmrN1NErEENT publlo road curving to tho rlgbron a radius of 342.5 11:80 l' M. betwoou tho period commencing with Red Bunk, N. J. , For terms and pnntcuinre call on or feet 157.4 foot to a point; thenco (IB) mill along tbn tho llrst of October and ending the, llrst of May. By tho Court. Date d June llth'™WWZT. Hint). " centre Jlno of tho aforesaid public road south 65 and every twenty minutes botwoon the hours of (1 DAVID a. CIIATEH. address dogroes 45 minutes oast 0&J foot S Indies to a point; A. M. and 11:80 i>, xi. commencing with thu llrstof OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AC- Surrogate. EDMUND WILSON, thenco (19) still alouic luo centro llnu of thu afore- May and ending tho first of October. N COUNT. Dated Mav 24th, A. 1>., 190(1. BBld publlo road curving to tho right on a rndlun of F.RTATE OK SWAN C. nillSTED, tlcceimoil. OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AC THEODORE F. SNIFFEN, 0-18 feet 203.8 foot to a point; tlienco ('JO) still along (B) That thn said Township Commltto reservcH Notleu In bereliy given Hint tbe accounts of Mm ho uso of said stroots for tho purposo of making OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF""AC- N COUNT. tho centre lino of tho aforesaid publlo road south 00 uibsrrlbeifl, trustees of tlio cntnte ot fluid deceased, N COUNT. ESTATE OF WILLIAM APPCEGATE, Jn, de (loirreos IK minutes cant 140.5 foot to n point; thence nny Improvi'monts and repairs for tho bonollt of ,\-111 In* audited ami muted by the mirroKuto and re* ensod. JANITOR (21) still along thocantre lino of tbo aforesaid public said township, tho expense attending tho Interfer- iiorted for neltiemenl In Ihu Orphans Court of IheESTATE OF WILLIAM W. CONOVEII. deceased. Hlxth Account. Notico la hereby iilven that tlio nccounts of the road curving to tbo right ou a radius of 45!],)! feqt ing with, or the removing or replacing of tbo ralln, County of Mooiiionlh, on TIIUKBDAY, TUB 8iilpscrltier», executrix nuiI executor of the eslote of 14B feat to a point; tuonca (22) mill along the or tracks, or roadbed of Bald Company, for trio pur- T WKNTY-BIXTII DAY OK JULY, A. I)., 1IKK). Notleu iHhcmby given that thn nccounlHOf tlinxub- RED BANK, NEW JEKSfflY, pose of maklngfliioh linprovomontu,or repairs, to bo Hcrlber, oxcctitor of tho entail) of wild decentied, will nmmildu deceasedMiMiinvH,, wilMml buo auditeummedu uninutn statesiaieud buy t)iI o centro lino of thu afonwald publlo roud south A3 do- Dated .lime lUth, IIHI0. nn groosi!5 minutes oast 380.5 font to a point; thence Homo by mild Company, and provided that tho Huld EDMUND WILHON. In' audited nml Hinted by thiiHiimiimiii nnd reported surropato und reported for settlement to the Orpin (s!8) still along tho contra lino of thn nforsald publlo Township of Hhrowsbury Hi)all not bo llutile for any JOHEIMI II. Al'l'LKOATE. for uetit'iiiont to the OpliunH Court of tlio Coil lit v of court of ttin Cnuntv of Noninonth, on TIUIUHDAAY, ONMOUTH COUNTY ORPHANS road curving to tho right at a radlim of 479,5 foot damiiKO resulting to mild Company In conscquonco Miinnioitlh. on TIIIJIISIMY. TUB TWENTY- TUB SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, A. I)., MX). M onuiiT. Mil font to a point; tbonco (24) still along tho centre ot IOHH of servlcu during tho making of such Im- HtXTH DAY OK JULV, A. D., MOD. Dated Juno aitu, 1WKI. In thn inntlur of thn iimolvent cstiito of Janif8 Lynn, ., lino of tho aroroBald piitillo rond south mi dogroon so provements and repairs. OFFICE8 TO RENT. Dulfld Juno llitli, num. RKI1EC0A B. Al'I'MCCiATE deceased. Notice to creditors to present clalina. mluutooimift7IW.Bfoot to a point; thunco (S!B) still OKOIIflE 0, WATRHMAN. EDMUND WILSON. Purritinnt to an order of thu Orphans Court, of I ho along tho contro lino of tho aforesaid publlo road (I)) That all and imy perran or pnraonH nndenr- County of Moimuiuth, inndu on UilslMtlidiiyof May, aouth Ml dogroora B0 minute enst BOJ foot to nnomtlniiH nliall liu permitted to mnku mieh excuvn- OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AC- turns n(id u|ii)iilnitH In tho streets on which said Mootinga of tho Board of Honlth 1IHH), iiMin tlm nnnllfatlon of Hubert T. Smith, AH- point; thonoo t!0) atlll along tho contro lino of tho Three oflkcs to renl In ItKdlHTKlt building, either COUNT. mlnlslriitor of thoeHtiilti of Jnincu Lvnn, decc«ncd< uforoMild public road aoutli SI degrees CO mluutoa triinkH woro la|il, In accordance with tills ordltumce, EHTATE OF WILLETT TILTON. (lecenHl'd. notlcn Is hen by n I vim to the crcdltirH oft!ui»nlil oast %7foul to a point; thonco (W mill along Ihe nsiiKiy bo necnwiiry upon (list obtaining Iho con- Uigethvr or singly. Sulliililo for lawyer, doctor, Tho regular meetings of tbo lied Ilnnk Hoard ot Notli-ti In hurvuy uivcn that tho accounts of tho eutiitoof James Lynn, dccccmud. to '-xliitiltto Mm contra lino of tho aforesaid publlo road curving to sent ot mild Mould uf FivelmldeiH tbe expense lu Health will tin held on tlio Ilm Friday ot ouch HuiiBcrlour. administrator of tint imtatn of imld do- under onth or nlllimutlnn, thulr I'lulnm nnd df thu loft on a nullim of 81,85 foot K'B.B foot inoro or currcd by xnlit oxvnviitluiiH or openings nud thu re- ili'iilist, or other Imelnem. Htnim hwit. ItminlDg mouth, lit H.'OO r. M., at tho Town Dull, on Mon owised. will bn audited nud stnlod by tlio nurroiruto nmnds npnlnst Ilm soli) CMIJIIO U'IIIIJIJ nix muutlM lots to tho contro lino of tho Illdgo (toad; thnnco pluclng of tho roud In Itx former condition to l>u mouth Htrci't. ' and reported for Hottlemfliit to tbu Otnlimia Court from tho Ulth DAY OF MAY. MOO, or limy will ho 1 (58) along tlioconuu lino of tlio Mago IU)M, MUth borne mid paid by BUCII person or rnipoiutliiu mak- wnter In each ofllco. 'WIIHIOWH Blinded nml 1'iTHom bnvlnir complnlii'n lomnke will riro»unt ing tbo sntno ; whenever tlio Township Coimiillteo fit tbi'Comity of Monmouth on THURSDAY. THE forever bnrrod Irom proxcoutlnir or rucoverlne Ibo uliull unuit lo nny portion or corporation iicnnlvslon Bcrci'iicri, Hull lien tod nud lighted, Apply in llieni t has joined the county Sunday-school as- William H. Walker, Asbury Park's sociation. . official dog catcher, ran into a telegraph John Henry Green of Poplar has pole while chasing a dog a week or so joined the Eed.Men's lodge of that place. ago, and he received such injuries that Miss AuRuata\E. Leroy of Keyport is he died a few days later. ' spending two months at Asbury Park. Blood Poisoning front a M*lniple'. Ashley B. Stout of Long Branch has Johnson Woolley of Morganville has of the way the Rational Cigar Stands save the smoker money bought a four-cylinder automobile, been laid up with blood poisoning. The ' • ' .•••.'. •••.''• '• .• '\ ••.-• l-\ :."•'• ' : ••••>• '.:••• .vvv. •..'.• . • Changes in freehold'Clerks. blood poisoning started from a pimple Herre'e s a full, plump. Perfecto, made by hand of selected seed^and-Havana leaf.:. It 13 just such a cigar as is sold in the « Miss Mary McMulkin of Freehold has on his right hand. The hand was greatly left her position in Heckman'a ice cream swollen for several days. average cigar store.at 3 for 25 cenjs j a fragrant, rtijld,-smooth combination that pleased more smokqrs than^any other class o£ ' parlor at that place and IIBB gone to her Taken to the Asylum. cigars known to the trade. This is its nanieSnd^ label—both will be famous:- ,/ : home at Milhurst. Her sister Lizzie has Miss Jennie Luker of Ocean Grove has left L. S. Packard's store and taken her become insane. She was first taken to 'place; and Miss Elsie Errickson haa gone the county jail at Freehold and' after an to Packard's store to fill the vacant examination was transferred to the in- position there. . sane asylum at Trenton. Tin Wedding Celebrated. Biff Sale of punter Shells. " Mr. and Mrs. W. R. .Tallman of Oak The J. & J, W. Els worth Co. of Key- hurst celebrated the tenth anniversary port, who own the big oyster opening of their wedding on Saturday night and shipping plant at that place, have June 23d. About thirty guests were sold forty tons of oyster shells to C. T; present and Mr. and Mrs. Tallman re •Russall of Jersey City. ' ceived many •gifts of silverware, glass Cruel to Chickens. ware, china, etc, as well as many ar- Jacob G. Gassen of Allenwood waa ticles of tin. fined $5 at ABbury Park last.week for Gets a Gold Masonic Jewel. being cruel to cbickenp. The chickens Dr. William E, Johnson of Keyport had been tied together and put in a bag • moved to Canada about ten days ago. to be taken to market.' Just before he went a delegation of Free Masons from the lodge at Keyport paid Highlands House Sold. him a visit and presented to him a gold Mrs. D. Miller of the Highlands has Masonic jewel, engraved with his initials. sold her house to Harry Brown and she ' The presentation was made by Charles has moved into her new house on the Miller. opposite side of the street from her former residence. Band Cut. Forest Hulsart, a clerk iu E. P. Passetl Sanitary Examination. Thompson's grocery at Freehold, was Alonzo Brower of Freehold has passed v thrown from his wheel while he was the required examination as a sanitary 'Its price, (in Perfecto or Bouquet slxe) Is . ( carrying a package containing a glass inspector, and has received a certificate jar'. When ho fell the jar broke and which rates him as a sanitary inspector FIVE CENTS STRAIGHT his hand was badly cut. Three stitches of the first class. ' were taken in the wound to close the cut. Promoted to Laketvood. Large Pack of Asparagus. Thomas Williams, who has,been local This 3 for 25<;ent quality at 5 cents is a good example of the result reached "by this combination of 2,000 drug store cigar The Mqtawan canning factory has agent at Freehold for the Prudential in stands into a single, compact, powerful buying concern. It cuts out profits and expenses that, have heretofore nearly doubled finished canning asparagus for this sea- Burauce company, has been promoted, to the cost of cigars. National Cigar Stands now give the same qualities often at halfwYax they used to cost, always for less. son and will soon begin cannine small the position of assistant.superintent at Lakewobd. Stirling Castle t a fine clear Havana cigar of L.a ldalia»splendidclear Havana; of perfect work- ' fruits. The factory put up 150,000-cans • - •jn«inship...... i ...... 3 for 25c of asparagus this season. About one- Large Bass Caught. ' • - — ,.. usual 10 cents quality,...... 6c v third of the asparagus canned was The biggest bass of the season was Lord Carvers highest type of popular Havana^ \ . Flor do Madrid i very, choice - quality of clear grown in Monmouth county. caught at the Asbury Park fishing pier . filled, Sumajra-vrrapped cigar, the best ever ' • Havana in fine sizes. 17 shapes, as a sample Shot Bimself in Leg. last week. The bass weighed 41^ pounds sold at .,5*„•.-...... 3 for 25c of which take the Perfecto Grande, a 3 • for Charles E. Hurley of Asbury Park, and was caught by J. M. Gentle of New -•-.•.• 50-ceutci^ar at ' .....2 for 25c while shooting English sparrows with a York. Adndt a first-class domestic-cigar, presenting superior El C,arvaji.S; superb.imported Havana line, finest revolver last wet-k, shot off the pistol Early Tomatoes. vvorkrhahsEip... ..1 7 fox* 25c ' tob&cco and \yorkmanship to be had at aay • accidentally and the, bullet went into the L. H. Stemlerof Matawan shipped ripe Cuba-Roma t rich, choice Cuban-grown leaf, quality price. Nine sizt3. Note especially the Pane- calf of his leg for a-distance of five tomatoes to the New. York market last seldom seen at 8 for 25 cents....,,;.,,...... 5c tela chica lOc inches. Doctors cut the bullet out, but week, This was the first shipment of Hurley is laid tip. ripe tomatoes from that section this year. JAMES COOPER, JR., Red Bank, N. J. Thrown from Load of Hay. Kew Bell for Zion Church. Alexander Morris of Neptune City M. L. HOLLYWOOD Q.CO., Red Bank, N. J. was thrown from a load of hay last James Murphy of Freehold has given Thursday. His. team got scared at a a new boll to the A. M. E. Zion church, Distributors > locomotive, and their antics caused the of that place. The> bell will ,be placed hay to slide. Morris's hip and head in the church belfry in a Bhort time. were injured and he was laid up several Sixteen Xeiv Church Members. , days. Sixteen persons were received into band," Jerome B. Bra^id of that place. Off/or California. full membership of the West Farms Mrs. Brand's complaint alleged desertion - ' Mrs. Ruliff VVvckoff of Oakhurst has M°thodist church, in Howell township, and non-support on the, part, of her »'• '• 4 ' ' ,'• •-' • .;. ' • . '... , • gone to California for her health.- She on Supday morning of last week. husband. , - - " ' spent the winter iu Texas and returned An Enulishtown Boatman. Pastor to be Installed. home much improved, but she could not A boat has been placed on the English- Rev. J. Marshall Rutherford, the nejiv |ummer Gleairing Sale. stand the Jersey climate and her doctors town pond by Rev. A. C. Dennett. pastor of the Mnnasquan Presbyterian, ordered her to go to California. This is the first boat which- has been on church, will be installed on Thursday" To close but my Stock of Summer Goods I,have marked;very low Fire at Jlatawan, this pond in a number of years. •• night of this week. A fire started at tho stablfs of the Reached ills Majority. Sight Dispatcher. prices bn themj I The goods include Oil Stoves,'Porch Screens; Porch Aberdeen inn at Matawan on Tuesday of Harold Young, son of Charles Young Dennis Cogan of Long Branch has last week, Six tohs of hay and a ton of of Lung Branch, was 21 years old on been appointed night train dispatcher at Btraw were destroyed and the stables Sunday of last week, and the occasion that place to succeed Nelson M. Brown, Rockers, Bamboo Stands, Crex Porch Rugs, Jardiniere Stands, Go-Carts, will have to bo newly roofed. The loss was celebrated with a dinner. , who died recently. •'. ' is covered by insurance, Wagon and Harness Wrecked. Pleaded Guilty to Assault. Refrigerators; Gas Plates and other summer gdodsi Freehold LotH Hold. Elmer Eramons of Englishtown was Rufus Hazel of Asbury Park has A sale of lots on theRualey Park tract out driving a few days ago when his pleaded guilty to assaulting Isaac Shuttet< There will be a good deal of hot weather yet this season. You can at Freehold was held a few days ago horse ran away. The wagon and har- of that place and was fined the costs of and 33 lots were bought by Henry Van- ness were so badly broken as to be com- the prosecution. be comfortable the rest of the summer at small cost by supplying your Bango ami Abu Schloasbach of Asbury pletely wiecked. Park for $2,700 Theso were the only At Ocean drove for Her Health. ' buyers at the auction. Well on Parsonage Provertv. Miss Cecile 'M. Tilton of Keyport has summer needs at thi^Clearin^ Sale. , . There has been no well on the parson- gone to Ocean Grove, where she will Convicted of Stubbing. age pioperty at Morganville since the make a long stay in the hope of benefit- Arthur Butler was convicted at Free- parsonage was built. A well is now ing her health. hold last Tlmrfduy of stabbing Henry being put down on the place. • English in a finlit at Asbury Piirk. But- Boy Laid Vv With Rheumatism. ler was recommended to the mercy of Died of Oangrene. Ariel Wiseman, the little son of Sam- JOSEPH Mi GREEN BERG, the court by the jury. He will be "sen- Willium Slate of Neptune township uel D.' Wiseman of Oak'hurat, has been tenced tomorrow. died of gangrene on Friday, July 15th, luid up for a week or more with rheuma- and was buried nt theGlenddlacemetery. tism. , • . • Boy's Fingers Injured. Mr. Slnte waa 05 years old. Broad Street, Red Bank. 0. Wiltucr lilatchloy, sonof 0. W. Setv House at fflataivun, • Blatchlev of Hunt Freehold, caught hi.s Weiikftsh lilting Well, Theodore Lisle is building a new house fingers in the cot?s of n fodder cutter n Wfnlifi-li- lire biting well in Raritan at Matawan, on Jqckson street. The, few days n(;o and two (ingem were bay, off Keyport, nml'thc lociil anglers house will be22x80 feet, with an LlCxlO crushed. He may loso the forefinger of arc nnticipaiing a fine fishing season for feet. his right ham). the rest of the summer. A Kctv Stenographer. Found Head In Ile.d. Hotel Clerk for the Summer. JlisB Florence 11. Smock of Colt's Neck •. Jacob Y. VmiAiitwcrp of Allenwood Frank Sieh of Keyport ImH gone to has graduated from a buBinesB collego nt Pleasure Bay Opera House Shelter Island Height*, New York, for' wa» found d>ad in lied on Sunday morn- TrentonaB a stenographer. PLEASURE BAY. N. J. , BERNSTEIN, MANAGER. \ ing of last week, Death was caused by the HUinmiT, where he wiLl act nsclork of thoBiy View hotel. Xctv SundaV'&chool Library. Evenings at 8:80. Matinees Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30. Continuing all Week. Summer Prices. \ apoplexy. Mr. VmiAutworp was 77 Tho Morganville Metliodlat church has yearn old and wan a former resident of Boy's Arm Broken. Mnnoequai), just B'ecured for the Suiiday-scl]ool a WIBIUV Smith, BOH of Mrs. Charles new library of 1SJ7 Volumes, .Smith of West Long Branch, fell from a SPECIAL HOLIDAY WEEK BILL EXTRA MATINEE WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th. M'otatoes at $O a Barrel. Xetv Uoat Launched. Charles Smith'of Vuriningdulo vvau the cherry tree last week and broko hiB left arm abovo the elbow. Edward Rosvvcll.of Oceanport has - Special Attraction flrjit pornon at Farmingdnlu to dig now launched his now lioat.' lie expects it The World's Greatest Cyclist HALLIDAY & LEONARD potfttooH. Ho took the potatoes to An- Apron and Handkerchief Baxar. to ho very speedy. bury I'urk, wlu'ro 1><> sold thorn for $1) The W«Ht Long Branch Mothodint BUDD SYNDER JLato of iiogan'a Alley Fame. por barrel. Tho pgtatoefl wore Irish church will hold an apron midhnndkei- $tn» made at a Fair. . Cobbloru. r , >'i;:ar()" Wednesday and Thuroduy.' St. JohnVMethodist church of Key- OANDNEB & MADDBUN, Tlio Olfted Comodlima. .- , TUB 0I80N CITY QUARTETTE, Comedy SingorB. Marketing Miarlu i'otatoes. July (8th and 10th. , ; port held a fair mid fciitivul lust week and cleared $102. MYRTLE C. DARNES & CO., aroatest of nil Sharp'Shooters. O. W; LITTLEFIELP,. America^ Grehtest Mimic William Kennedy of Munalupati W;IH Aacd, iYmnan Miurt. Baptists Make BXO. , tho Unit farmer to bring pointocH to (lie Mrs, Luorotiu Applegate,' an nged WINCHERMANN'8 MAZIE KING Freehold miuitet. Ho took two barrels woman of Adelphla, M\\a her room re- The lndicu'niid aoolety.of the First Bap- ' of flno potatoes'to Freehold last vrcch. cently mid cut n gunh in her forehead, tist church of ICcypoit cleared if'JO at a BEARS AND MONKEYS Europe's Foremost Too Dancer tUvorce granted. recent food nalc. ' DALE & ROSSI, Dutch CouiodliiiiB. THE KINETOGRAPH, Latoiitnnd Beat Vlowe. Howard Kotchnui mid Elwood Ilurioy Mrfl. Agnoa Urnnd of Anbury Park hna 'Printing when it ia promlBcd—that's of Foriultigdnlo collided on their bicycles been granted a dlvofoo from hor hue- the motto of THE RmaisTicn ofllco.—Adv. VOLUME XXIX NO. 2, RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY. JULY 4, 1906. EAGES 9 TO 16; FINES OF $35. killed a cow. A few shingles of the barn LIGHTNING_K]LLS A BOY. The Police Justice Collected This WEDDED FIFTY YEARS. CYCLONE J)OESJ)AMAGE, were knocked off. BURfNED BY ELECTRICITY Amount in June. A spruce tree in Fair View cemetery VESSIE REIGELMAN OF BLACK GOLDEN WEDDING OF MR. AND BIG WIND STORM HITS RED waa shattered by lightning. NARROW ESCAPE OF A TELE- James H. Sickles, the police justice of MRS. LEWIS H. SMITH. BANK AND VICINITY. PHONE LINEMAN. POINT THE VICTIM. Red Bank, collected fines to the amount During the storm on Friday morning a large locust tree on Niturod Wood- He Was Slackening a Dope on aof $35 during the month of June and the,Married in Bed Bank July 3d, 1850 Trees Uprooted All Over Town— Frank King, in the Employ of the Flagpole TF/ien Struck by the Fa- money,has been turned over to the town —All their Married Life Sitetit at Horses Shocked by Broken Wires— ward's place at Navesink was shattered Telephone Company, Shocked and \--.tal Bolt-IIis Father Stunned by Fair Haven-^ Parents of Sine Chil- Lightnimi Shatters Trees and by lightning. Mrs. John Woodward Burned While Working atthe Top treasurer. ' The names of the persons dren, of Whom Fouv are Living, -the Sliocli. who were fined and the amounts of their Works Other MlMChief. _ and son were slightly nffpcted by the .of a Pole. 1 ''Tuesday of this week was the goldtn A stroke of lightning on Saturday, fines have been published ™ THE REGIS- A cyclone swooped d'wu on Red BanGf shock. - Frank King of Syracuse, a lineman night killed a boy at Black Point, be- wedding of Captain and Mrs. Lewis Et. last Saturday night shortly after eight working for the New York and New TEE from week to week as the arrests Smith of Fair Haven. The couple were tween Oceanic and Seabrigbt. The vie were made. o'clock ami for a few minutes it seemed Jersey telephone company, was burned tinvwas Vessie Reigelman, son of Chris- married at Red Bank July 8cj, 1856, by as if the wind was bent on tearing every CARNIVA|_DATE FIXED. and badly shocked on Monday night tian Eeigelman, gardener for.Colouel J. Rev. Alexander Gilmore, who at that building in town to pieces. The storm while working at the top of a pole at B. Hughes. The boy was sixteen years TAX BOARDjU: WORK. time was paltor of the Red Bank Metho- followed two days of oppressive heat. IT WILL, TAKE PLACE THURS- the corner of Borden and Spring streets. old and was one of a family of twelve dist church. The bridesmaid at the A dark cloud loomed up out of the west DAY, AUGUST" Sd. The storm on Saturday night had tangled wedding was the groom's sister, Miss children. CHARLES Ii. STOUT APPOINTED about eight o'clock. It was full of elec. Launch Races, Baseball and Fire, up the wires and the linemen of the Last week a new flagpole 85 feet high TEMPORARY SECRETARY* .. Rebecca Smith, who is now Mrs. C. P.tricity and the lightning flashed from it men's Parade the Day Features] company have been busy ever since ~was raised on Colonel.Hughes's front Lloyd of Long Branch. The groomsman almost continuously. The wind, came and a Decorated Boat Parade and etting the wires in shape again. King Sleettna of Assessors Called for Fireworks the Sight Attractions. lawn, which overlooks the river.- When was William Hendriokson of Fair JEJa- without- warning snd soon the streets had his leg over an electric light wire Kext Monday at Freehold.—Tax ven, who is also living. . . , the storm came up Saturday night the Board to Lay Down littles for the were full of dust and flying tree limbs Last Wednesday night a meeting of and with one hand he grasped a tele- boy and his' father were in the barn. Government of Assessors. ' Both Mr. Smith and Mrs. Smith w.ere and leaves. The streets downtown were the general carnival committee was held phone wire. This made a circuit and The boy remarked, that he was afraid lite The Monm'outh county board of, taxa- members of large families and they have full of shoppers and there was a hurried to arrange for the carnival this year. It King' received a shock of more than had not given the rope on the pole tion began active work on Monday, at a maintained the family record iu/this scamper for shelter. was decided- to hold the carnival on 2,000 volts. enough slack and he and his father meeting held at the courthouse at Free- particular. Mr. Smith was the bldesfc.of Limbs were torn from trees all over Thursday, August 2d. The man writhed in his agony and started out to loosen. it. VeS9ie was a hold. Charles L. Stout, the postmaster nine children in his family. He -was town. Immense, branches were split The carnival this year will consist of would have fallen had not Abram few feet in advance of his father and of Englishtown, was appointed tempor- born at Fair Haven- on the site of Inspec- fronrthe old willows in front of the Me- motor boat races in the morning, a fire- Decker, a fellow workman, shinned up was the first to reach the rope. Just as ary'clerk, pending the selection of a per- tor Byrnes's residence on the river bank. chanic street school and in falling they men's parade in the afternoon, and he pole and assisted him down to the he took bold of the rope there was a manent man for that position. Mr. Stout Mrs. Smith, who was Miss Lydia Potter, pulled down a lot 6t telephone wires., A illuminated and decorated boats on the ;round. King was almost overcome by blinding flash of lightning. Mr. Reigel- was engaged^ for a month at $75 for the was the daughter of Sarah and Robert' big tree in front of'Mrs. Jacob C. Shutts's river in a parade at night. A ball game he shock and burns. He was put in the rnan was stunned for an instant. WhcD month. The board has received a con- Potter of Long Branch and was the,sec- house on W allace street was uprooted will be arranged for the morning by the company's wagon and taken to Dr. B. another flash came the father saw thesiderable number of applications for the ond youngest child of a family of tenand it fell over on the piazza roof, managers of tbe Red Bank ball team, in . Garrison's office. It was found that . boy lying on the ground by the pole- office. children. - slightly damaging., the house. Another order that thoseywho are not interested ;he fingers of one hand were burned He was moaning but lay perfectly still. The board has sent notice to all asses- Mr. and Mrs. Smith were tbe parents tree in James Bunell's yard at the cor- in motor boat racing may have other nearly to the bone, one foot was burned, Mr. Beigelman took the boy in his arms sors of the county to attend a meeting of nine children. One of .them died in ner of Borden street and Fifth avenue diversions. and there was a Blight burn on the shoul- • and started for the house. The boy's of the tax board to be held at Freehold infancy but all the others lived to bewas broken off and it fell across Fifth William H. Houston was elected chair- der. The injuries were dressed and weight was too much' for him and he grown up. Only four of their children man of the carnival committee, a posi- next Monday. At that time it is ex- 1 avenue. The fence of William T. Cor- King was taken to his boarding house, called for help. Some of the persons in pected that the tax board will formulate are living now. They are Joseph ;?. lies, on- the opposite corner, was broken tion which he filled with credit last year. t will be several days before he will be Colonel Hughes's house heard the cries rules for government of the county as- Smith, Lewis H. Smith, Jr., and Everett by the falling tree. Howard S. Higginson was elected secre- able to resume work. aud they assisted Mr. Reigelman in- sessors in making assessments. The tax Smith of Fair Haven; and Mrs. Louis tary of the committee, his services in carrying his son into the house. A. Soffel, Jr., who lives on Overlook A tree in Mrs, A. Ludlow's yard on this position last year being eminently law of tbe state gives all tbe information Prospect avenue was blown over on R. R. BURIAL OF THE VICTIMS. Dr. James J. Reed of Seabright was which will be contained in the rules to farm in Middletown township. All, of satisfactory. them are married. Everett and his vfife Mount's house, but the hou6e was only An adjourned meeting of the carnival •apt. 'Morris Broicn and His Son summoned by telephone and for over be formulated, but in some coses the as- slightly damaged. A tree fell in front j, Willie Bttrted at Fair View. two hours he worked over the lad, but sessors in the past have been of different live with the old folks, but the others committee was held on Monday night, at are" keeping house on their own hoofc.'> of John \V. Stout's property on East which time Mr. Houston announced the Last Wednesday the body of Capt. the physician's efforts were unavailing. opinions as to what the law really meant. Front street, damaging the fence and The tax board is now at work on these The children who died, in addition The coast has 6ver witnessed, and the greatest will begin here and run for one week. We guarantee the price on every piece of Furniture, Bedding, or Floor Covering to be of our regular prices. This is the biggest money saving sale of its kind ever held by any store, and its advantages; will not be passed by if you will look at this great array of bargains, and need one or many of them. This stupendous big stock must be reduced. In filling in our bi^ store for the first time many lines were overbought. Some stocks are^just the right quantity. They are all subject to the guaranteed less than Ten Per Cent prices—whether it is current selling goods or too big stocks. i i T unusual sale "will positively run forone week only. ' THE NEW STORE'S FIRST GREAT FURNITURE SALE. GET THE DATE RIGHT. 1 i- Jacob Steinbach, Broadway, Loiig BraracH. ^i^ 'i ONLY ONE STORE AND THAT'S 18f TO 185 BROADWAY. i ! books from the. old Colonial ..library, be- A MISSIONARY FAIR. SHREWSBURY'S LIBRARY fore mentioned'. Beside these there are SUretcabtifv's l'ouuo People's Hits- about 600 patent office and educational "' (Continued from page 2\) tiioti Band Clears reports, works on forestry and various The young people's mission band of constitution recognizes the. reading club statistical volumes, with, several years' the Presbyterian church of Shrewsbury as a part of the library association in' the unbound magazines, etc. The Critic is held its annual festival in Library hall following clause: this year the only, magazine subscribed at that place laat Thursday afternoon ARTICLE 10. for, the other magazines being so gener- and night. The attendance was large 'The' members of the association Shall also con- ally taken in the village as to be little stitute a literary'sdcieryriiaVinK charge or enter- and the receipts were $85. Moat of the tainments, literary and musical, which snail ue used in the library. goods were donated except the ice cream, deemed necessary or appropriate. The. standard \Vprksin history, fiction, and candy and the net proceeds were* The constitution also declared that any poe ry,.etc , are well represented. Ap- about $40. This same amount was person upon payment of $2.50 shall be; plfcton's, the Cyclo-Brittanicn, various cleared at the fair given by the band come a life member of the association dictionaries, etc., areamoug the reference las,t year. with dues of 2 cents per volume per books,' and there is an overage yearly, welek for each book taken out. Non- The' hall,-, tables and booths were circulation of about 800 volumes. The decorated with flowers, bunting and shareholders pay 5 cents per volume state traveling' library, lias this year SPECIAL NOTICE. per week. flags. .The festival vfras in charge of added over 100 books to the general use Miss Olivia Borden, Ijiiss Eva Valentine The women now took charge in of the library and reading club, and this and Mrs. Joseph V. Holmes. Misses earnest. Mrs, A. M. Meert and- Mrs. ha.8 given great.satisfaction. . Mary and Bessie Borden, Jennie Bell and E. T. Williams in the summer of 1879 During all these years the library has Lillio Hurley had charge of the candy organized a most successful lonn exhibi been presided over by Dr. E. T. Allen, table. Cakes were sold by Mre. Harry Cheaper Electric Lighting tion. This exhibition"realized $250, and Mre. J. P. Lafetra, G. D. Taltaan and Q. Borden, Miss Nellie Borden and Miss this money, with two generous donations RJiss A. E. White. The present officers Clayton. The fruit table was in chnrge pf $100 from William R. GarriBon and a are: of-Libbie. and Essie Hurley. Misses Eva lot given by R. H. White and sister, Bliss ' President—Miss A. E. White. Vlco'prusldeut—Miss J. T. Allen. Green,' Gertrude Healier and Eniina A. C. White, enabled the association to Secretary and librarian—Mrs. A. V. Jennings. Treasurer.-Miss E. 8. Vulentlne, * Holme's were in charge of the fancy purchase the Friends' meeting-house table. Ice cream was sold by Charles and move it to the lot so kindly given. . These officers, with Mrs. A. C. Borden The Shore EkCtfiC Company desires to give notice to and Miss C. W. Jonrfingp, make up the Obre, Ralph Wiederholt, James Robinson Thi8 final step gave the library a per- and Charles'Armstrong, and Alice EJenk manent home and insured its f»ture. board of trustee* its customers that it will reduce its rate for current for light- Although1 a public library in these days and Mildred Johnson dispensed the Since then, by means of entertainments lemonade. ' . given m arranged by the reading club, of cheap books'atid multitudinous publi- ing purposes to twelve cents per K. W. beginning July ist, the dramatic club, etc., and ably and cations is bo longer a vital necessity as The proceed8( will bo used for home generously aided by the men of this an educational force, it is yet a most missionary work. 1906. village and of other places,' the old meet- useful and needed institution. To many ing-house has been made into an attrac- it gives pleasure! culture and knowledge, BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL. tive little hall with a fine stage, gas, etc., scarcely"" acquired without it. To the club which was organized for its main- Loclt Arbour Mlcnch Front Sold to n so that It serves a double purpose as • S'untUeate. library and theater.' Though needing tainance, is furnished aid and etimulous in its litornry work, thus establishing a Tho beach front at. Loch Arbour was The sea Bright Electric Light Company desires to many things to complofo its equipment, ratio of true ri'i iproclty. For tho com-sold last Wednesday to a Now York the building is a library hall, most credi- munity it nffor 8 a oommon object for syudicato. It is tho purpose of tho syn- table for a Hinnll village, nhd on tlin which, all may fork, with no scctai'ian dicate to put up cottages, build a board give notice to its customers that it will reduce its rate for wholo it fairly meets the needs. barrlor. It csta jlishoB n community of walk, bath houses and mako other ex- , ,Two years ago James Loeb, a. well- interest that is i > itself an education and tonsivo , improvements. Tho prico |B current for lighting purposes to twelve cents per K. W.'be- known Bumthor residont there", papered, incontivo to re said to bo $500,000. Tho beach front at painted and decorated tho building in- 1 oulturc, nhd to this idofll of lifo " LoQh Arbour is 1,800 foot long and tho side and out. Thus, through its own jld Shrewebury ',' • ia as ginning July ist, 1906. , salo is tho lurgost reul cstato deal tnado >'','''• work and tho gonorous assistance of faithful us in ccloninl days. ulong the coast in .years. ThoHjndicato many friends, tho naaoclution today Uroltot and Foot owns its building, entirely froe.from dobt, will begin work in improving tho prop- Duniel Furr'ol , un olght-year-old As- and linn novcr fulled to moot KB current erty in u Hhort tiino nhd uvorything will bury Pnrlt.boy. wan " ciituhing a rldo" bo ready for tho opening of tho season expenses promptly. " , • last ThUiHday v FREDERICK F. GARDNER, hen ho foil In the utroot of 11)07. m,m " PHILIP N. JACKSON, Tno. bulging and books aro fully in- and WIIH run VIT. IIIH luft log was BUred. Tho, library catalogue numbcra broken mul hi left foot wi>8 cruflhed, tilg Haul of Dluoflsh. 8,218 boolta, of which i,l40 nro worlcq of Ho was tukon t > tho Long rtriinch IIOB- , AngUBt Monzel of Cliftwood caught President Geni Manager. (Ictlon ; 784 aro workn of hlfltory, travels, pltal, Tho boyIH on Orphan and liven 200 bualiola of blucflnh in lila nelno In ono etc, 04 aro rcferenoo books and flt aro with Ills grnndi urontfl. ' ' Imul laat wcelc. \ EATONTOWN'S FOURTH. WEDDED AT SHREWSBURY. FOR RENT. THE BED BANK REGISTER At Little Silver station..furnished or unfurnished I Open All Summer. Preparations for a Bio Celebration Jfilaa Anna A. Atkinson Beconteathe nine-room house, modern improvements. Apply to FOR SAtE OR RENT. > No.wja atood time to enter to prepare for a good ;• at that Place. . Bride of Thomas 8. Stout. station pgent at Little Silver. }J. J. position in the Fall. Entered ftt tbe postoflfce at Bed Banfc, N. J.. as Our larpe buildlnir Is open on all sides—rooms second class matter. Eatpntown's Fourth of July promises Miss Anna A. Atkinson; daughter of LAUNCH FOR SALE. cool, clean and iuvltlnir, with every convenience to be 6ne of the biggest days in the Mrs. L. E. Atkinson of Shrewsbury ave- Small launch 15 feet. In One condition, for sale. Beautiful house an the river and comfort. - . Just overhauled. Suitable for tender or fishing. WEDNESDAY/JULY 4,^1806. history of that place. In the morning nue, and Thomas S. Stout of Monmouth bank for rent, furnished or unfuf- Call or wrltefor School Journal. there will be a base ball match between street, were married on Saturday after- Apply at 9 West Front street. Red Bunk. L he Eatontown and Oceanport nines noon' at, the Conover house at Shrews- DAIRY PRODUCE. . - nished. ES COLLEGE TOWN TAIiK. In the afternoon a number of sporting bury, which tbe bride's mother recently A. Graver, Srjjewsbury, wholesale and retail Established 1862. . • ' • events will take place.* These will in- bought. The ceremony was performed dealer in milk and cream, butter, nuttcnnllk and Also houses in other parts of (Contiuued from-page 4.) lude a handicap six-mile bicycle race, by Rev. S. D. Price, pastor of the Shrews- potcheese. Best sweet cream 40 cents a quart. Corner Academy and Halsey Streets, a barrel race, a handicap three-mile bury Presbjterian church. The house town for sale or rent. Newark, N. J. The commissioners have decided to try BOARD WANTED. J. KUGLER, JB.. Prln. bicycle race for boys under sixteen was prettily decorated with palms and Board wanted for lady and six-year-old child Farms for sale in all parts of and obtain the riparian right at the toot years, a 220-yard foot race, a handicap cut flowers and the couple stood under for entire summer. Answer, ptatinc terms. (Juan. of Maple avenue. Many years ago when hree-mile bicycle race,'a 100-yard foot an archof ferns and flowers during the G. Cronln, 36 Park Eow. New York City, N.Y. Monmouth County. the river traffic for freight was an im- ceremony. Miss Anna Lane of Qcean ace for boys under sixteen years.^a 100- FOR CHARTER. portant factor, J. Trafford Allen bought rard foot race free for all, a 500-yard Grpye was bridesmaid and Charles G. the riparian right at the foot of Maple Motor boat Red Bank for charter. Regular trips mrdle race, a handicap 800-yard hurdle Lippincott of Rutherford, 1ST. J., was to Higblaaa* Beach Wednf say and Saturday nights, avenue, which was then known as Di- race, and a "fat men's foot race.' Those groomsmaD. Mr; Lippincott is a cousin fare U5 cents. Now Is the time for moonlight sails., Merritt's vtBion street. At the foot of the 6treec who will take part in the fat men's race of the bride. After a collation had been F. Dlckman. James H. Sickles 1 Co.,- he built a dock and for many year? he ,re Thomas M. Dickenson. George A. served Mr. and Mrs. Stout left for a short received his lumber shipments at the wedding trip. They will live at Shrews- LOST. . 3 FRONT ST., RED BANKSN. J. iteelp, Patrick Drennan, T. E. Snyder A liberal reward will be paid for the return of a REAL ESTATE, dock, it being freighted from New York ml Edward Hendrickson. - bury on their return. younff female fox terrier, white with black spots, by schooners. . It has been many years The prizes comprise a sweater, three that strayed from 310 Broad street. Red Bank. 20 Mechanic Street, Since the last schooner laden with lum- Emma Otterson. Medium and High-Grade iilver dishes, three silver pitchers, a A PATRIOTIC ADDRESS. ber made its way up the river, and the :arving set, two watch fobs, cufflinks, Red Bank, N. J. dock has become greatly out of repair. W. S. VOORHEES. iomb and brush, canvas ties, clock, Sheppanl Kollock Telia of Old-Time Blacksmith and crrluee work, and jobbing of • * * * «, ' . ilver'cup, napkin ring and a silk urn- all kinds, liorseshoelap Included, done at reuson- JFourtha of July. hble prices., 81 Wulte street, Red Bnuk. With Table Linens and Lace Mais The commissioners believe that the irella. In addition to the athletic events Sheppard Kollock, Red Bank's oldest Mount & Bro. '£ years. riparian right to the street can be bought George L., Record of Jersey City will man, gave a patriotic address at tbe . A SPECIALTY. at private Bale at a reasonable figure. make an address on "Representative young men's Christian association on ELECTRICAL. WORK. They will endeavor to make the pur- Government " and JamesSteen will read NOTICE! Sunday afternoon, in which he con- John Weaver, registered contractor by the insur- chase in that way, and if that fails,' the Declaration of Independence. Music ance underwriters, is prepared to do all kinds of trasted the present methods of celebrat- electrical work. Address, cure Shore Electric Co., Door Pieces Made to Oa^er. then they will begin condemnation pro- will be furnished by a band of eighteen ing the Fourth of July with the methods Bed Bunk. Plione 2U-.J. ceedings. The cost of condemnation pieces. . in vogue when he was a boy, and when, Hand Hemming and , FOR SALE CHEAP. proceedings will be considerable, both according to his story, thei.Mnen folks to the town and to the owner of the SERMON ON PATRIOTISM. All parts for carpets, swe*pers, also wheels and Embroidered Goods. celebrated the day principally by get- rubber tires for go-carts, also unlr mattresses reno- All persons are forbidden to property, and it is believed that each tine drunk, carousing and fighting. vated, at Joseph M. Greenberg's furniture yore, 5 BricaBrac at Reasonable Prices. eide will be willing to make concessions Rev. W. B. lllatteaonPreatflietltotlie Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Alfred Broad street. Red Bank, N. J. , In order to avoid the trouble and ex- Red Bank Cavalry Troop. Wagg, pastor of the First Methodist dump refuse, garbage or rub- pense of such proceedings. Rev. W. B." Matteson, paetor of the HORSE FOR SALE. church of Red Bank, will make an Bay mare, eight years old, sound and kind, with * * * Baptist church, preached a special ser- address at the association rooms. - speed less thun three minutes; afraid of nothing; mon to the Red Bank cavalry troop in fourteen hands high. Wilkes breed; price low. bish of any kind on the streets, At the foot of the hill, aiid projecting The association band held its third Add^s Horse. Bux 11(7, Hed Bank. into the highway, is the corner of the the church on Sunday night. Mr. Matte- practice meeting on Monday night. The LIGHTING. Sneden lot. The river bank turns to the son congratulated the cavalrymen on the membership of the band is being rapidly fine record they had made and especially HAY AND STRAW FOR SALE. •highways or public places of north at that point, and the lots on River- filled. ' 15 tons of Montnou'h County No. 1 timothy hny Bids are wanted by Shrewsbury Town- side avenue run at a different angle to on the recent complimentary lett-rfrom m • m for sale In laige bales. Also 5 tons of rye straw Governor Stokes in regard to the troop. baled. Apply to Lake Marlon Ice Company, Red ship Committee for. lighting Rumson the river from the lots on Front street. FIREMEN'S TRUCK SOLD. Bank. James R. Hendrickson, manager Tttis brings the northeast, corner of the He congratulated them on the'-probable Shrewsbury Township, under Road .from the westerly end of Sea- Sneden lot within the lines of the street, near approach of a new armory. The Iletl It fink'a Original fire Equip- FOR SALE. bright draw-bridge to Leonard avenue subject of Mr. Matteson's sermon was and gives that lot part of the riparian ment Brlnaa Only -8#. 30 or 40 well-mated Homer pigeons; they are flne by Thomjis's Rumson Inn. with lamps right in front of the street. The com- "Patriotism." He said there could not The hook and ladder truck, which for breeders. I paid S2.5O a pair for them. Will sell the penalty of the law. for mucb less. These birds are thoroughbred and and fixtures known as Park or Boule- missioners will undertake to buy the be too much of this sentiment, only there many years, was the sole fire equipment banded. Address L. B. Battin, Fair Haven, N. J. projecting corner of this lot and will al-; should be force with it to accomplish re- of Red Bink and which was used by vard lights, similar to those now used BO try to get the riparian right of that sults. America, he said, was founded Navesink hook and ladder company, has HAIR WORK. GEOEGE WOODS, there, to be approved by both TownBhip part of the lot which is within the lines on the principle of equal opportunity for been sold to W. S. Voorhees for $2. The I am prepared to devote my entire time to making all and a. fair chance for every man ; np switches, combings, and all kinds of hair work. Committee and Rumson Association, for of the highway. ., truck and its equipment originally cost Address, 29 West Front street, or send me word arid Eoad Supervisor. one year from July 10th, 1906. and this principle was what attracted over $1,000. It has been standing on will call upon vou. Miss I. Brand. R«) Bank. * * * immigrants. He said that patriotism Every citizen of the town will rejoice the sewer lot exposed to the weather for All bids to be in writing and to be pre- waB a duty and that we should hear FACE MASSAGE. at this action of the commissioners. several years and waa worth nothing sented to the Township Committee not more of the duties of citizenship and except for old metal. I have put one of the Improved Fraley electric The? will regard it as the beginning of less of the rights of citizenship. face massage machines in my place. Nothing like later than two o'clock in the afternoon a movement which will eventually it to clean out the pores of the skin and to- take secure to.them the river fronts of all Haase House and Lot Sold. away " that tired feeling." 25 cents. Joseph Fix, of Thursday, July 5th, 1906, at the A PRETTY HOME WEDDING. Red Batik. Township Hall, Monmouth street, Red streets. The work should have been The house and lot at Fair Haven on NOTICE! undertaken long ago, but there" is no COWS! COWS! COWSi Bank, N. J., at which time and place Marrlaae of Two Port JUontnouth Normandie aveuue, near the river, was reason for further delay. The river is sold on Monday. The property was Just received 20 head of Pennsylvania fresh cows the'township committee will meet. , Red Bank's great natural attraction and I'OIIII// People. and springers, including Jerseys.Guernseys, Hol- owned by Edward Haase. The lot is steins and Durbams. Fat cattle nnd dry cows Notice is hereby given that it should be made easy of access from A pretty home weddipg took place at 75x125 feet. The house has nine rooms taken in trade. F. Marx, cattle dealer, Shrews- Seven of the lamps are to be located every part of the town. ort Monmouth last Wednesday at Ste- and is. furnished with gas, water and bury, N.J. all trees, the branches of which between Seabright draw-bridge and * * * phen Carhart's. The principals were Mr. electric lights. The buyer was M. J, Mc- Avenue of Two Rivers, and to be burn- Uarhart's daughter Deborah and Joseph EGAN'S FURNITURE VANS. overhang the sidewalks and Some time the town will buy up the Grath of New York. The price paid was E. Carter, also of Port Monmouth. The Before you nave your baggnge or furniture moved ing all night every night of the year, entire river front and will build a high- §2.450. The sale was made by the Hen- streets to the annoyance of :eremony was performed by Rev. H. S. to city or country get my Oguies. All kinds of light and thirty-five lamps west of Avenue of way there. The river front was a high- drickson, Stout real estate company. and heavy trucking done at short notice. Call or Gascoyne of Belford. The bride wore pedestrians and travelers, must way for wagons for the first two hun- m • » address J. T. Egan. 11 Wall street, Red Bank. Tel- Two Rivers to be burning all night every nun's veiling; trimmed with lace. Miss ephone 124-J. dred years or so after the country was be trimmed before September night between April tst and December Lila Bennett of Belford was bridesmaid Rooms can be rented if you use THE settled. It gradually fell into the hands and Frank Cottrell of Key port was best REGISTER'S want column to tell about HOSPITAL FAIR. 1st of eacli year. of private owners. For the town to own 1st, 1906, and the . branches man. Mrs. Daniel Bennett of Belford them.—Adv. A fair for the benefit of tbe Long Branch hospital the river front and to improve it with a The contract tojbe entered into shall was matron of honor and Miss Hattie will be held on tharles M. Patterson's lawn at which interfere with travel re- highway following the curves of the Shrewsbury on Friday and Satuiday. afternoon and Bade was flower girl. The wedding require the best lighting and service. river would add immensely to the at- WAITER WANTED. nieht. July 6th and 7th, under the auspices of moved, or the trees will be march was played by Miss Edith Lisk. Auxiliary No. 4. Music. Before awarding the contract for light- tractiveness of the town and it would A waiter waDted at the Gldbe hotel. Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Carter left in an automo- trimmed by then Street Superin- ing the committee may require a suf- add a great deal to the value of property BRICK FOR SALE. STENOGRAPHER WANTED. along the river. Some time this will be bile for a short honeymoon. On their 15,000 brick for sale, S8 per thousand- G. H. Pat- tendent of the Town of Eedficient bond for the faithful performance return they will live with the bride's Young woman wanted as stenographer and gen- done. It is n good many years off yet, terson. Ited Hunk. eral office assistant In THE RKGISTKK otllce, In Red Bank and the cost thereof col- thereof, and reserves the right to reject but it will come in time. parpnts until fall, when they will move Bank. Permanent position for competent person. to Pniladelphia. The bride received a DUMP CART WANTED. Address in own handwriting, stating experience, lected from the owners of theany or all bids. number of valuable presents. Cash paid for a good one-horse dump cart. R. TIIK RKGISTKE, BOX 197, Red Bank, N. J. Laird, Scobeyvllle, N. J. property. A. C. HARRISON, Discussion has again been started over PHOENIX FIRE EXTINGUISHER. Township Clerk, the proposition of enlarging the town of Church Mews. MONEY TO LOAN. By order of the Board of 830,000 to loun in amounts from $1,000 to $15,000 Most practical Ore extinguisher on the market 39 Monmouth St., Red Bank, or re-incorporating it with The evening services at the First Meth- Woman or child can use It effectively. One should different boundaries, or getting new 3. C. Cowart. Freehold, N. J. be in every home and business place. Dry powder Commissioners of the Town of Red Bank, N. J. odist church during the summer will be- Is used and the tube can be refllled. Frank R. legislation for its government. Before .in at 7:30 o'clock and close promptly at FOR SALE. Woods, agent. 5U Monmouth street. Red Bank. Eed Bank.' anything is done the present laws for Binder's twine (standard). J. T. Allen, corner The man wbo advertises his business the government of R»d Bank should be 8:30. Besides short sermons by the pas- Front street und Muple aveuue. A. 0. HAEEISON, in THE REGISTER has 8,COO possible fam- thoroughly understood, and the effect tor there will be special musical pro- REILLY'S VANS AND EXPRESS. ilies to supply, for THE REGISTER takes grams. The subject next Sunday night GIRL WANTED. Furniture moved from New York in vans; trunks of proposed new laws should also be and baggage called for and delivered to all parts of Town Clerk. his advertisement into that many homes' investigated. So far as power to accom- will be " Why we believe the bible to be, •Girl wanted to do housework. Inquire at Gor- Red Dank. Furniture and pianos crated, packed each week,—Adv. plish things is concerned, Red Bank has he word of God." Mr. Wage's morning ton's, 40 Bprlna street. Red IiuiiK. and shipped. Goods stored when desired. Light subject will be " God's loving kindnesss." and heavy trucklog done. Storage and warehouse ample power now to do anything it is STANDING RYE FOR SALE. on Mechanic street, i mice, 49 Broad street. Tele- desirable to have done. It is not bound Rev. S. D. Price will prench in the About live acres of stuudlng rye for sale. Apply phone 177-J, Hed Bank. by the town charter, but it has all the Shrewsbury Presbyterian church next :o (ieoiBe Silver, Shrewsbury, N. J. powers and all the privileges granted by Sunday morning on •' The whole gospel." BOY WANTED. THE D. & H. FARMS. the general laws of the state for the He will preach in the Eatontown Preaby- Eggs jor hatching fiom laying strains of White t government of towns, in addition to the eriun church at night on •' The cross of Boy wanted for stnblo' work. Cntt after (1:00 Lechorni, exhibition strnios of Buff Plymouth Rocks o'clock at 311 Maple, avenue, ited Bank. and La Fleehe for salo after May 10th at greatly re- T powers granted by the town charter. Christ." duced prices. Customers desiring eggs from our m 1 o. WAGONS FOR SALE. Northern New York farm (White Leghorns) can se- Real Estate T # * * A Fine Recital. A buL'gy and a surrey for'snle. Apply at Van- cure same on short notice. Chickens from one day Wlukle's blacksmith shop, Eatontown, N. J. old and upwards for sale nt all times. Choice fresh IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. T Before anything whatever is done A recital of a high musical and literary eggs for the table supplied. Visitors welcome; "toward changing the town government character was given in the First Metho- DrevcnstedtS Hutchlncs. proprietors; J. Frank Hil- t NET CORKS FOR SALE. ler, manager. Branch avenue. Red Bank, N. J. •I* or its boundaries, a joint meeting of the dist church on Friday night under the About 1, . TINTON FAiLS .NEWS. Mrs. Ralph Grim and Miss Ruby Smith of Philadelphia have been visiting. Mrs. Xeiv Hymnals to be liotiaht'for the Burnett. ,• '•• •• . Use of the Church,' Mr; and Mrs, Jobp Co3tello of Brook- , .ftew hytnnala are .to be bought for thelyn .spent Friday with Mrs. Alpha-Cun- use of the church.. A donation of $5ningham. Mr. Costello may buy-Mrs. KEYPORT, N. J. was received toward this purpose anil' Cunningham's place. Misa Mary .West the.rest of the money needed will be cott of Danbury, Pa., has been visiting LITTLE CONEY ISLAND, • raised by the choir. Many of the tnetn-' Mrs. Cunningham who is her cousin: FRANK J. KNAPP...... ,..'...... Manager. • - .ber.Ej.bf the; choir' will buy hymnals for The road from Swimming river bridge their own use and to take1 home, in. ad- to Tinton Falls has been graveledand dition to those which are to, be used by widened. The' work was in, cliarg'eof •the*congregation. •' • . • -. Overseer Frank Weeks pf Colt's Neck. WjifHam H.. Pope, of Little' Silver ha? Mr.'and Mrs, Frank Murphy of New GRAND DISPLAY OF .fibis'h'ed painting the chtirc'b, which has •York spent part of last we'ek with Mich- been*'very much improved in appearance. eal Ryan. , . - ' ' . Ttia-^ladies' aid society is raising the •Nearly all the farmers .• hereabouts are moofiy to pay for this work. The society very busy harvesting their hay and rye PAINTS FIREWORKS willtfiold a meeting at Mrs.- Thomas M. crops. The. rye on Brookdale farm, -ON- Waiting's on Thursday night, at. which which cove'rs fifty acres, was harvested time' arrangements will be made for on Saturday, It will be used for the ; v.I have received a carload^ of Hoover Potato Diggers, holding a peach' festival in August. It brood mares on" the farm. direct from the factory. They are machines of this year's is hoped that the proceeds, of the fet>ti A wooden bridge has been built across .val will be sufficient to pay the balance theroad in 'front of Dr. W. H. Lawes's 4th OF JULY. make, with many improvements over former styles. I due on'paintirjg ttie church. place where the road wasbadly washed .Alma Walling of Jeraey City is spend- out by the storm two weeks ago. The DaneingVEvery Afternoon and Evening, Rain or' Shine. keep constantlyon hand- extras and repairs for all styles of ing the summer, at Capt. D. A.Wail- bridge was put up by Overseer ;Frank BIG ALL STAR ^VAUDEVILLE SHOW. these Potato Diggers. . ..' ;• ' 'ing's. ••..-' Matthews. This part' of the road has Edward Evans, who has been .sick at been.waBhed pu,t a number of times be- Special Matinee Performance-at 2:30 P.M.; Evening, 8 P. M., , , • '. • v. ••••'-• fhe^home of bis daughter, Mrs/Harry i fore.but it is thought that the'bridge' :'Coleman, has recavered, and isnow em- will prevent this from happenintcagain. Sharp. Fireworks at.9 p. M. "•'•..,, .-. , ployed at Eist Oceanic. ... ' Mr. and Mrs. William' .Basset't of New , All Sorts of Games in the Afternoon,; Free Entrance Fee: ' Charles P. ConoveiS William Coleman spent from.Saturday •York and their children. John and Flor- -'.•' . • • / ' •• till to-day with Dswitt Quackenbusb ot ence will spend the Fourth with'Mr. Bas- FREE ADMISSION TO THE BEACH. Red Bank. . . .sett's mother, Mrs. Linda Bassett. HOLMDEL, N. j. .Mr. and Mrs.. Piereon Bennett spent last .week with their son, Holmes Ben- nett of Eatontown. The blackberry, season started on Mon- day. Augustus Morris has one of the ' :' ' ' ' ' i FRANCIS WHITE, finest 'patches in- the village.. He em- ploys ten pickere and sells the berries at1 Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. .Red Bank- MONEY TO LOAN Wsurastosuit. ' .. " . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Bennett spe.nt Clearance Sale of Millinery. - | FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. • Sunday, with their--eon, Dr: Reginald I FOR 8ALEr-?arms;cottage8an(llQta. '•••'-•- .....—. — '. •_: . ...= .... Bennett of Asbury Park, • •••. .""'•• .'••;:.• •;:.'•: • ' •..•::• ;' • •••' •":."•• :v; • •- •' J. <:'T I " RIVER PROPERTY A SPECI ALTY-Ono of tbe flnest properties on tbe river will Miss Florence Evans and Mrs. Edward be-Bold at a bargula on account of tbe deatb of tbe owner. I-navo a 10-acre plot nearly 600'feet on ' Burke of Long Branch spent part