THIRTEENTH YEAR, NO. 183; ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1899.—EIGHT PAGES. T W O C E N T S

SUMMER SCHOOL LECTURES A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE. DIED ON COTTAGE PORCH. W a n t e d LAKE CARNIVAL AUGUST IS SCABS FAIL TO APPEAR. JOINT COMMITTEE, HELD A DEAN J. E. PRICE DELIVERS OFFICER THOUGHT GUEST WHILE RESTING FROM SUI»- LOCAL NEWSBOYS FIRM IN D o N o t $ 9 ,0 0 0 MEETING XA8T NIGHT. THE FIRST ONE. / IVAS A BUUGLAR...... DEN WEAKNESS. THEIR RESOLVE. Let the chance to $ 5 ,0 0 0 Officers Selected and Same' Sub­ Gives “Christian Science" a Hard Locked Out of Room by Sleep Heat;t Disease Cauwed Sudden De­ Inducements Offered them to Sell committee! as hast Y ear A ppoint* Rap—What He Sajs About Faith injc Brother, 'a Vlsiroi’ej Pedullar mise cf au Afrput Brooklyn Visitor Y tjH te rd a j’* E litlon of the Penny own a home slip by. H ere is Healing—Pr.,Parves and Or. Fnl- Action on Horel Cornice Brought ar Ocean Grove — Ajje Was ’ Dreadfuls Indignantly Spurned. K* . ed'-— Plaiti . of Carnival and tbe 80 k Frlz'a^jtVili Bo Largely the Same ton Gave Fine Addresses—Evening Policeman on . Scene—Had io be Years— Relatives of Deceased Have Iu.proraptu Parade W«th Banners. one. Two houses On one lot Identified. Been Notified. On first mortgage, with Bond a*' Therefore a Y ear A bo. Ijecitxre—Program for Today. ■ Papers Unsalable at the Newsstands. In North Asbury, in fine order The > * • Wesley lake carnival will Promptly dt 10.15 yesterday morning Clarence Fisher, who, with his brother, The sudden death of Mrs. Hester Wilkey- The New York newsboys who wrre ad­ Search and Insurance Policy,, take place' shts year- on Tuesday evening, B'Bhop Fitzgerald greeted the iat'ga audi­ George Fiaher, is enjoying seashore life at? son at Ocean Grove last night will prove a vertised by Mr. Bradley to appear in this and condition. Occupy the tbe Wellington, had rather a peculiar ex* August 15, and promises to equal. If It ence which bad assembled in the Ocean sad blow to her relatives and friends. The city yesterday for the purpose of selling1 one; the rental from the othei These are gilt edge securities does nittxeeVthe event ol-last year. Tbe Grove temple to participate In the flrst ses. perience Tuefiday night, which lias caused deceased was atiout 80 years of age, but up yellow Journals, under- police protection, and will bear investigation* carnival comiElttee held a meeting ia the slpn of tho Sommer School ot Theology. him no end of annoyance on the part of to a short time before her death seemed did not piit in an appearance. About 100 of sufficient to carry the invest- Association hall, Ocean Grove, last night. The bishop welcomed the sohool as its presi­ the hotel guests, wh‘ofare continually pok­ to.be in fairly good health. the local boys who are on strike congre­ T. F ran k Appleby w as named as chairm an, dent and also In tho name of the Ocean ing fun a t him. > Mrs. Wllkeyson's late residence was a t 818 gated at tho depot during the afternoon, as ment. .Price low and terms W. E. Bedell, secretary, - and P. M. Day. Grove association, and said that he felt Clarence bad been:out 6pentling / the eve­ Broadway, Brooklyn. Just a week ago she one little fellow put it, to await the arrival treasurer. proud to have the honor of doing so. He ning, and it was neat midnight when he came to Ocean-Grove as a guest of Rev. of the ‘'scabs.” easy. Let us give you par­ The sub committees which served with also boped that the results gained in higher reached his hotel. Upon going to hi3 room William Hamilton, pastor of the Third The strikers, In many cases, carried ban­ commendable credit last year were reap­ biblical knowledge during the progress of he found that his brother had locked the Street Methodist church of Brooklyn, who ners bearing such inscriptions as “The ticulars. Apply to i, pointed as follows: the flne lectures to te given would result In door on the Inside and retired. He did not occupies a summer cottage at No. 20 Ab­ World and Journal are scab papers; please .Finance—P. M. Day, G. S. Steiner, A. 0. great good to the publlo at large. want to awake him and at the same time bott avenue. She seemed- to bo enjoying don’t buy them;” “Buy the Telegram and Fields, W. E. Bedell, A. H. De Haven; dec­ Dr. J. E. Price was introduced, who de­ disturb the other guest**, and therefore her visit and Bpoke of the -beneficial effects help tbe newsboy;rt “Please don't buy tbe D. C. COVERT orations, A. C. Fields, H..C, Windsor, livered the flrst leoture before the school. sought some other method of gaining an of the change of climate and the salt air. World and Journal.” Two young, fellows, MILAN ROSS AGENCY George W. Evans, T. J. Preston; prizes, Sis subject wjts “Christian Science and entrance. Early last evening she vlBlted Lillagore’s claiming to represent the circulation de­ In making a hurried survey of the situa­ 208 Bond Street Jam es A. Bradley, A. C. Atkina, O. C. Faith Healing," and In the cpurse of an able pavilion and spent a few pleasant hours partment of the two metropolitan papers, 208 Main Street Clayton; advertising, T. J,.Preston, W. E. address he kdd: tion Fisher found that the window in the watching the crowd and listening to the were at the depot, nnd were the subject of Bedell. - "FaltS healing teaches the privilege of south end of the hall opened out upon a music. About 9 o’clock she started for much unfavorable comment onjthe p.irt of ‘ The boat prizes this year will be tho 'restoration of the body from disease, anti fire escape. A cornice about two feet wide home. After going a short distance she*ex­ the young strikers. continued preservation ,in. health without extends around the house. The young inan perienced a peculiar feeling and became same, viz: First prize, tSS; second, ISO; the*use of moans, and througii the efficacy The first edition of _ the Nevi York papers concluded to walk around the cornice and very weak. Stopping at a cottage on the Monmouth Trast third. «16| fourth, *10; fifth, 15. The flr of Christ’s atonepaent.. Christian sclosca arrived about 2.30 o’clock, b u t the Import­ KEITH’S EXPRESS est Ijouse decoration will receive a rewatd and mind cura differ from faith , cure to the gain an entrance thKmgh the window. * corner of Ocean and Abbott avenues she re­ ed newsboys came not Newsdealer Smith A N D t of $10. The second prize is (5. E ach boat recognition of means. Christian Bclence, He crawled oat upap the fire escape and quested that she be allowed'to sit on the received the papers and carried tbem to ASBURY PARK anS OCEAN S r 6 v 2 which iiseladea mind cure, directs the pa­ Slowly made his wayi along the side of the In line gets, 50 cents. tient to:fix his thought upoa ‘.hedivine porch and rest. An easy chair was pro­ his Btand, followed by theyooys. Several The idea Is to carry ont the same plan principle. These heaiors call themselves house. As Ije neared the window a police­ vided andjMrs.Wilkeyson dropped helplessly of the lads were offered inducements to Sale Deposit Company (Hotel Brunswlok,. man In the street below saw him, and feel- Gm cits ■( Ball road Depot ®sd which proved successful last- year. The Christian 'Scientists because they stand Into it Her condition was seen to be criti­ carry the papers, but In nearly every case {1814 iw a a e . upon the same plane aa Christ himself. The ing^assured that the fellow’s actions were cal and a physician was sent for, but the decorations, flreworkis, music, etc., will be real basis >;;£ Christian science Is the Song the offers were indignantly refused. As a £Monmonth Building', Asbnry Park, M, J , Principal Offloe.... 806 MAIN STREET fully c p to the standard. ago esploded philosophy of Ixtrd Berkeley, suspicious, began to pjreparo for action. old lady died before he arrived without re­ result few of the papers were put on the Stood* stored at reasohablorate*, . An invitation will be extended to Prof. Bishop of Ciloyne, who w as born in I68E. He pulled his gun* ^nd leveling it at Fish­ gaining consciousness. * * streets. , Tele phono connection. Christian science is really a hodge-podge of Morgan and the Ocean Grove choir tp oc­ er shouted, MhaltPf The young man turned Coroner Herbert was summoned and an Chief Smith and Ofllcen Canse and Van CAPITAL, $ 100,000. P. a BOX 667, - - - - AflBTOY PABR Berkteyen.phllosophy, Pantheism and Em- te Bee where the command came from. He cupy seats along,the lake and render some ersonlanism. investigation disclosed the fact that death Wlokle were on the scene, prepared to stop SURPLUS, $ 25,000 music. Officer Plttenger and Hoagland “With regard to faith healing, we saw the brass buttons and shining revolver had been caused by heart disease. Funeral any disorder and to keep the sidewalks should rem em ber there no longer exTate the and began to tremble yrlth fear. were authorised to receive subscriptions for Director Sexton took charge of the remains clear. Mr. Bradley drove up, and alight. Executes all trtfats known to the law. necessity for mlraoles as evidence for Chris­ "I am a guest of this hotel and am simply and the relatives of the deceased were noti­ Ifoaus mon^y on bond and mortgage. the carnival fund. tianity, besides, in ecclesiastical history, Ing from his carriage, bought four or five A Good Time going te my room,” he explained. Receive* deposits subject Jo check and allows ‘ The committee will meet again on Tues­ there is discernible a steady progress from fied of the sudden death. - , evening paperf from the stand, Including a interest on daily balances. day Evening, Aagmst 8, at which time the tbe aupernatiii’alto thpnatara/- Prophecy, ‘Oh, no,” replied blue coated guarr World arid Journal. Acta ad Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent Pays coupons. as the foretelling of events, gives place to dian of the peace. ‘'That argument don’t The boys created no disturbance and no TO HAVE YOtlR EYES Judges will be selected. The committee te natural side in the Interpretation of OCEAN GROVE MATTERS. Makes demand and time loaoa on approred proposes to raise <503, one half the amount go here. You come do$ni or I will hringyou excitement resulted! , * collateral. ATTENDED TO ' spiritual sruth. Healing, by miraculous In­ Safe deposit vault*. on eaeji side of the lake. terposition, gives place to healing by the down.” ( Happenings Personal and Otherwise Some one asked Newsdealer Smith why UBe of natural means. Fisher retraced hia steps toward the fire Beyond Wesley Lake. he did not go out and Bell the papers. He “Faith healing te not without Its value to A. C.' TW INTNO. P re sid e n t B e n j a m in G l a s e r , Scientific escape and quickly decsended to the ground, Rev. J. B. Faulks of Madison Is a guest a t replied that he had two children to take G. B. M. HARVEY, Vice President BATHER SERIOUSLY BURT. the church, since it ijmphasises the pow0r the Ocean House. BRUCE s. HEATOR, Secretary. Optician from Vienna, Austria, of . prayer. A forceful illustration of the where he again, made his explanation. care of and did not propose to take chances D. C. CORNEtt, Treasurer. Dr. W drfl'i Method of Treatment power of prayer was given In the recovery The officer was not satisfied and accom­ G. W. Mitchell of Buffalo is a prominentupon getting into any further trouble. will be at my store for a short guest at the Majestic. DIRECTORS t , of Bishop Simpson'In 1858. Bnt with prayer panied the young m an to the hotel office for Last nlgh(t tw o local boys were discov­ 'Q uickly‘Relieved Patient. means must be associated, Hezekl^is prayed Miss Caroline 8. W lscher of Brooklyn is a O. H. Brown, Isaac C. K ennedy time. Consultation free. A narrow escape was made yesterday and the Lord answered bis prayer aad add­ the purpose of having him Identified. For­ guest at the Majestic. ered on Main street carryiug the boycotts.d H. Buchanon, Henry Mitchell, M. D tunately the house .wap not closed, and Pro­ _ C. Cornell, John P. O’Brien, by Mr. George J. Hyde of 86K lBmburj- ed 15 years to his life; but IftUahqame W. J. Rile and wife of Spring Lake are papers. The strike leaders held a confer­ W. J. Harrison, PerryPei R. “ Smith, " ■'* avenue, .Ocean Grove. W hile b&thingf a t bearing In Iris hands a tig poultice. We prietor Smith assured the officer that registered at the Ardmore. ence with them and as a result the papers CoL G. B. M, H arvey, M ilan Ross, snuBt p ray b u t not forget to rise a poultice. Fisher wafc a guest, whereupon the police­ George F. Kroehl, A. C. Twining. Lillagonj'i beach at 11 a. m. a boat in Christian splence emphasizes the powar of William E. Walton of Philadelphia ’is a were returned. Bruce S. Keator, M. -D., H . H . Vreeland. the surf became unmanageable, and being the mind over tho body, aad certainly leads man departed. The brother was aroused late arrival at the Mulford. One'of the larger local boys said last G. D. W. Vroom. caught by a heavy wave, was lurched upon Its disciples to quietness of spirit—a lesson from his peaceful slumbers andtheikrdy James Moore and wife of Philadelphia are night that it was all bosh to talk about ,,!:r age needs to learn. B ut Christian bcI- again staying at the Alaska. CLAUDE J. WISEMAN Hr. Hyde, bearing him down in water one admitted. The midnight adventure New York boys coming here. “They are ence is open to the charge of hypocrisy on soon leaked out, and Fisher has been the Willtara C. Parker and wife of Morris­ FISHING TACKLE about three feet deep. 'As the water rb 1 th. part of Its reeegntzed leaders." town are guesU at the Alaska. fighting for the same thing that we are,’>. HAND MADE RODS JEWELER o&led tbe boat ground the unfortunate In closing the Bpeaker raised a warning center of attraction ever since; he continued, “and you don’t suppose they REPAIRING ON RODS AND REELS Mrs. P. Amarr of Brooklyn is a guest for BLOOD WORMS bather intolhe .sand and bad to be lifted against tho perils of fanaticism attending the season at the Seaside Hotel. are coming down here to work against their LIVE MINNOWS 645 Cookman Avenue. from Jiim. Christian science and faith healing, and TBI8 IS ROOSEVELT DAY. 8. Sidney Kohler and \vlfe of New Ber­ own interests. The public hi with us and SHEDDER CRA.BS Mr;. Hyde w as a t once taken to his resi­ pointed to instances of wrecked .homes and lin, Pa., are guests at the Waverly. we will win our point, for they tell me that J. F. SEGER dence In a stupefied condition. Dr. Julius A ruined lives, and concluded by saying that New York’s G-overnor to Lecture at •Miss M. M. Reger, a noted singer of the two papers have already lost 75,000 Westfield, is stopping at the Alaska. 647J C o o k m a n A v e n u e A sb u ry P ^ h Ward of 83 Main avenue, Ocean Grove, was Ooean Grove. readers.” it is well to dispose of Christian science as Mrs. Theodore F. Miller of Meadow sum m 6ned,‘and he found the spine bruised Lord Byron did ot Berkley’s philosophy,, on The coming of Gov.VTheodore Roosevelt C O C A W I N E Brook, Pa., Is a late arrival at the Wav6rly. PARADE OF TBE INFANTS. and ,the neck dislocated at the second cer­ which it is based. of New York to Ocean Grove this evening Dr. Robert I. Fulton of the department of vical vertebra). Asbury Park for d At the conclusion of Dr. Price’s lecture will be a great event for the supimer popu­ oratory of Ohio Wesleyan university, is a Dr. W ilbur Should • K?a1ve Help in VI C o c a The dislocation was reduced by manipu­ guest at the Queen. Dr. George T. Purves of Princeton Theolog lace. Hotels are arranging, for early sup­ Solfcliing Funds. lation, going back with a sound that could pers, In order that sruests may be on the Rev. Thomas Mnnro of the Chajtbam Health and Recreation OUR NEW PREPARATION icjl seminary, took up his lecture on “Rep­ No material advancement was ipade yes­ be heard by the spectators. streets in time to witness the arrival of the Center (N. Y.) M. E. church, is a prom inent resentative Epistles of the New Testa­ divine a t tho Queen. terday in the preparations foe the baby pa­ It is most Interesting to the profession ment,” dwelling upon the epistle of James. famous rough rider and his distinguished Mrs. K. A. Spear, Mrs. M. E. BIcknell rade. Dr. G. F. Wilbur, by reason of pro- Bamman’s for choice Groceries. Not Bat of World Renowned Virtue and, the pnbllo that neck dislocations can companions. As beforestated In the P ress, He told ot the origin of the epistle and and Miss Bessie Bicknell registered at the feasional duties, was unable to collect any only t he best, but also the cheapest place now be reduced Instantly, without an Arlington yesterday. in town for goods of the Bame quality. We pointed out itB strong language, Thjla lec­ the party will arrive at the station on a subscriptions, and although he has had This preparation of Coca tonen op ms (Esthetic, and with no appreciable pair,, Lost children are daily jpported at 'the are selling the finest Butter made at nearly ture ended the morning session. special car a t 6.13. The F irst battalion, m^ny offers of assistanca in various ways, the same price you pay for BUtterlne, Oleo- tlie whole system, is particularly, through a method discovered by Dr. Ward.' Boys’ Rough Riders, ISO strong, under com­ police headquarters. They are all recovered Tlie afternoon session convened at 3 after some searching. no one has volunteered to aid him in can­ margerine or fixed up Embalmed Butter, ' adapted to Physical and Nervous M r Hyde Is a b li to w alk about today and which surely no one really relishes. The o’clock. There was but one lecture, on m and of L. B. Holt, will escort th e party Mrs. Davison, wife of Rev. Mr. Davison vassing. prostration, and to build np per­ pronounced out of danger. frbm the depot, as a guard of honor, to tho drop In price of Coffee has been faithfully sources of powerln oratory, the topic being of Bay Ridge, with her two daughters, are Councilman S. W. Kirkbrlde, though ex­ folioweu by us until now you can buy a sons wasted by continued ill Seen by a reporter the operator, who is guest at the Chalfonte. ‘The Human Voice as an Instrument of residence of A. H. DeHaven,. on Ocean tremely busy, would like to aid his efforts pound'of good coffee at Bamman’s for 16o president ot the Institute of Scfmatopathy health. 7s cents, pint bottles. Power," bj Dr. R. I. Fulton, dean and pro­ Pathway. Here the Second battalion, Clifford A. Schaufele, an official a t the and is making an attempt to do so. Whether which a little over a year ago. sold at 30 and Osteopathy of New York city, said fessor of the School of Oratory of Ohio Boys’ Rough Riders, 150 strong, under com­ Brooklyn dock yards, is spending his vaca Endorsed by all Physicians. tlon at the Seaside hotel. ' his business will allow him to assist Is un­ Be sure to'try this Leader. On the other that this operation was one of the discov­ Wesleyan university, Delaware, Ohio. Dr. mand of E. W. Klllraer, will be drawn up ' Prepared otily by Mrs. Mary Belim, Mrs. Selina Harris and' certain. hand the sharp rise In price of Tea will be eries ha'had made and added to osteopathy as a further guard of honor. Fulton said, In parti Mrs. Frank Fee of Altoona, Pa.,' are pheas­ Dr. Wilbur wrote letters yesterday to ignored by1 us until forced to change. under the name of somatopathy, whlcb Is All'winter longvwe have watched and “The human voice depends primarily After dinner at tho DeHaven home tho ant guests at Dr. Starks. eight or nine manufacturers of baby foods W . R . H A M , from the Greek and means body treatm ent upor: iae physical condition. The physical picked up the bargains as they wore offered Boys’ Rongh Riders will combine as an es­ Miss Jennie G. Hall, the pretty daughter throughout the country, informing them of and are now In . flr&t-class shape to aupply He said that his system is a method :r. it i. Fulton, sources of power O. H. Brown, lat Vloe-Preeldent The doutfle funeral of William 10 . Laning a t 10 o’clock this morning to arrange for able prices. Mr. Havens carries a full and SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT • Miss Helen Douty, a cottagdr on Fourth to oratory, “Tbe Philosophy of Voci J Ex­ and Walter Laning, the twin Infant sons of the annual lawn fete.. All members are M. L. Bam maw, ed Vloe-Presldeat. urged to be present. ’ complete line of fruits and vegetables and H. V. Da g h s Cashier. avenue, one of th e p rettiest bathers a t F ifth oott We m old be pleased Ui have yon caUaBd pression;” 4, Prof. Morgan, miMo, Prof.: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lar^ng of this city, orders from hotels and cottages will re­ U . H. S , Assistant Caahtei enua tiqd the misfortune yesterday Bcbadt, Greek; ■& o’olock this evening, Hob. half dozan clergymen are making their 8 pq J e y a 1 .< w as held a t 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon headquarters at Dr. Starks hotel during ceive prompt attentloq. * DIRECTORS afternoon to cut her foot while in bathing. Theodore Roosevelt, covemtir of Hew York, from ^he home of, tfielr grandparents at their vacations. Tbe party consists of Rev. G. F. Kroehl, * Mahlon R. Hargerato,' The Injury was probably done by the sharp lecture, “Practical Politics and Decent Poli­ Bradley Beach. Interment was made at N. Pearson of Brooklyn and Rev. William Oliver H. Brown./- "William H. Beegle» Gold Summer Bargains. » Bruoe 8 .‘Keator, 8. W. Kir kb rid®, i i g e of a shell.. Beyond being extremely tics.” No admission will be charged to this Veenehoten (and/family) of Stroudsburg, D. O. Oovert, M. L. Bamman, . ’ID Q , DUO ... in v * d iu w ! I n OU* I 1! ■■ the Mt. Prospect cemetery. The children Pa., who are Reformed ministers; Rev. Ed* painful the wound will cause little Incon­ Ladies’* crash suits and peparate skirts Isaac O. Kennedy, Oharlaa A. Y oung, u fa o r vault, seoured by antomatio bolt lecture. ■ died within two da^s of each other.. ward. Wilson of Valley Falls, N. Y., Rev.R. are being price-slaughtered this week. Milan Roes, Albert O. Tw ining, . tr*;* and tlme loofcag goad as 'em be pro*, venience, “ ' . A . . . - . H. Cramford of Stroudsburg, Pa., and Rev. ■ Th£ STkiNBACn Company; Sherman B. Oviatt Samuel Johnson. » Gold. W eal heir -Bargain*. William Hathaway* - ■ A 1 ' Elocution.' E. E. Dixon of Easp Stroudsburg, Pa.,Meth- Cookman and Emory. Cpokman and Main. ^ i SS k Io h arts© low S tat oaa can not- af- G u lf O fferin n - Summer wash goods, always I'iasonably odiBfc ministerp: Rev. Harvey w. Chollar of SoriS to bo without a box Is which to fcoei? prloed. have suffered p bjg reduction owing Miss Julia A. Orum, principal of the Phil­ StillWater, N. Y.. a Baptist minister. The ' Comparative Deposits In consideration'of a $2.00 oaeh purchase, adelphia School of Elocution and Dramatic The intelligent reader,Is invited tolotfk title papers, tscurities and other valaabm , or more, at either of the Bteiubaoh Co to the cool weather. .* group are attending the Summer 8chool o,f / M S STEINBACH CQMPAHT, art,-1520 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, will Theology. • • . , over the stock of standard books, now be­ September 8, r835 ...... 8373.78+3 , Vrtoe*: 18,55, <7,' #10 per annum . , stores, tt bearer, of one. of our portrait give le&sons during August. Apply 5 Sea- tickets will be fumlshedftflth a life-size The Mammoth., The Qceaa Palace. ing opened at 807 Kingsley street .one door 8, 1888 468,(9444 view avenue, Ocean Grove, N, J . -180-85* Dr. pa'dirriaq’e ziooiak or Matzoon. from W est End hotel, which is to be Bold at G, 1893 ..... crayon p o rtrait by the'SMca A rt Co., to- be auction to the highest bidden In point, of reproduced from ' y-flbcuigranl but must If' you have no ’ >!&> • to go Refreshing and nourishing bfcverage^ at 7, 1S37 ..... OaOjosj •: tlils evening Just' drop iata thd boot auc­ . „ B icycle A c a d e m y . • '•* variety and fine Dlndlng, no store }n any 7, l 8j;8 ...... I presented within ten days or date. Coleman’s1 pharmacy by the bottle or by the city in the Btate of New Jersey has .ever I T h e STEINDACn COMfAHY.; tion a t 8CT Kingsley street and listen to tha glas&r-Adv. 109 tf. - KBNRV O. WINBOR, PrMideat ? Open for business agajn.* Instruction, contained a collection comparable .^ith ito ’ 1 i> v 1 . ? • expatlattons of th e auctioneer. 178 tf. rental and repairs. Lake avenue and ^eck F t i n u Talonbleo.reoelTed for cate k » p ta j 080. W..B7AN8, VlM-Praldent street, J. L. Wisejnan, manager. 175 tf * 178tf. . • . ^ free of ' i Specla) Sale, BJack’s Malt Extract invigorate^ 20 penta orelgn baajdit and «o!& SjolJr KOMOKD S. BATTON, C uhltr, Box paper 10 and 15 c en ts.' Borden’s, cop­ . Kennes-nta purs'a Ihdlftestior.. For sale at a bottle; three for 50 cents. Opposite post- Rennet-ine cures dyspepsia. For sale a t tlonsp romptly acknowledged*lea god . . J8S3SJJKEKOT, Am'i CuMer per Bond oireet and Mattison avenue;,, 188 E inm onth’s. \L60tf. , Black, apothecaryi opposite postcfflce,* tf* office. 183. tf. Kinmopth’s. . . 166tfi \ You bualmeaa favors roepectfully solicited. THE ASBURY PAk K DAI>,\ PgBSS, OUR SUMMER VISITORS. THE WOES OF JAMAICA. Popular Heftentment hUlntr Atrdlnil the Imperial Loan. THEY COME TO ENJOY SEA­ Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 2.—Popular SPECIAL TO GOLF PLAYERS. Pennsylvania's Rejoicing Marred fey SIDE PLEASURES. resentment against the conditions of the - I . ' • •' \ ; , ‘ - ' " H - : ' ' ■ :-v- •••'• imperial loan is rupidly concreting and ColoEel Hawkins' Death. finding significant expression through tiit R. B. W ILSON, the well-known expert from S£. Andrews, Scotland, imports Persmis More or Less Distinguished newspapers. The Telegraph, coinuiont EEGIMENT'S GOOD RECOED. "Who Help to Make the Passing ing 011 the subject, says it recognizes the i$,ocq gelf clubs yearly. They are used by Douglas Rp'land, H. HT Hilton, Roster Baking Powder Thiong—Where They Come From presence of another political crisis in­ anti Where They Seay While at volving a grim -constitutional struggle Betts, W. B. Smith, H. P. Tolar, Findlay Douglas, and all the-leading players. ' , . r' Toole I*art In the Only Severe Asbnrv Park. and with a greater need of enlightened j iug W ith.the SimnlnrOn anil Did Made from pure combiiiation than nt any period since "Sole agents {of America: Slazenjger & Sons, 6 East. 15th Street, New York 'City. Splendid Work Auiiiii»t cream of tartar. Miss Louise A. Flynn arrived at the 1SH0. C ontinuing, Tin* Telegraph says. the IlelielN. Gladstone yesterday irom New York. •‘While the island must not repudiate its London apents: Wis#eir&: Co., 21 Cranbotine Street, W. C. • ' I Maurice Mitchell, one of New rtXTork’e liabilities, it can raise a loan 011 its own musical stars, is located at the Westmin­ responsibility without selling its political Mr. Wilson| is Master of the Green at the Deal Golf Club, Deal, N. J., where qlubs San Fram 'isco. Ausr. 2.—The Tenth Safeguards the food ster. birthright or prostituting its political Penhsylvnnui regiment, from Mmiilu on M. Kirsobbaum, a wholesale butcher of manhood. It must offer resistance to all «. ' may be inspected. ’ the transport Meuutor, luis been joyously against alum* New York, Is a guest at the American principalities and powers’ that cun be received here. House, '■* brought Into operation by an inimical The record of tin* lVntisylvanians is Alum baking powders arc tfie greatest Two Jersey City residents staying rit the and despotic imperial policy.” one of Hjilemlid :u-hi»*venn*nt, S ihui after menacers to wealth of the present day. Devonshire are A. G. Wedln and A. E. Professional Holmes. ‘ Political Arrent* In Haiti. their arrival in the Philippines they ti»-»U ROYAL BAKITjfl POWDCR CO., NEW YORK.____ John Douglap, a prominent ]awyer of Port au Prince, Haiti, Aug. 2,—Tbe part in tin* lirst ami only severe ti^htm;: Washington, Is numbered among Norwood political situatiou is causing anxiety. DR 8 . BRYAN & BURT with the SpuuiarUs on July 111 am! A us. Hall’s guests. 1 Numerous arrests have been nnide. PHYSICIAN'S AND SURGEONS. 1, 1.S08. C. L. Marshall, ensraged In business at £21 Asbury avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. Office .ndtvidual interest iti his men, and it is Among those taken into custody were M. hours 8 to la a. m., Q to 8 p.-ra., 6 to 2 p. m. On Aug. Kt, ISS»S, tht* Penusylvaniftus little wonder that they feel his loss as a New York, is so delighted with Asbury Park I^oubillon, a former minister of the in­ Phone 5. participate! in the mJvanee on and cap­ that he will remain at the Wellington the personal bereavement. entire season. terior, and M., Dii Vivier, u newspaper ture of the city of Manila. On l’Yb.4.1SIU), “Colonel Hawkins was a sick man at man. The latter made strong resistance Ok. F. F, &0LEMAN the regim ent was engaged in the first the beginning of the campaign, when en- Miss" Harriet Kissau, a wealthy lady of and succeeded in entering the , United Northwest corner Fourth ave, and Kingsley ft. protracted liattle *>f the campaign Peekskill, is enjoying the sea breezes at eagpfl in the capture of Mnlolos. The Norwood Hall, -, * States legation, dragging with him the Office H onrs; 9 to 10 &. m „ 1,80 to 8,80 ,p. m* agsijinst the iusnrcents. The Pennsylva­ officers detailed to take him into custody. ?to8p.m« regimental surgeon lmd advised him to Arthur Shirlej’ of New York, a large Im­ Telephone I B. • nians w ere surprised at the ''•<)uigniiit<> retire for rest and tiledienl attention, but The officers, however, were able to take siege on March -5) and were almost sur­ porter of Japanese 2oods, is spending some the colonel peremptorily refused, declar­ time at the Clarendon. their prisoner outside the legation doors. OR. MARQARET Q. CURRIE, rounded ! hy a crescent shaped formation ing that he would go wherever his men The United States minister, Mr. William Cephas Taylor,who owns several coal and 1&9 Main avenue,. Ocean Grove, N. 3, of 0,000 insurgents, sustaining the full went. iron mines near Pittsburg, is being enter­ F. Powell, entered a protest against the Pool B ath, 25 C ents sjforce'of the oncmjv /‘When the final volley was fired at tained at the Coleman. action of the officers and demanded the l 7 to'10 a. m \AVhen the Pennsylvania regiment‘left release of the prisoner. He was finally Offloe HenniVato 5p.m. Malolos. Colonel Hawkins was riding on D. H. Carrey, one ofthe legal luminaries -I 7 to 10p.m. Private T ub B aths, 30 C ents. foV the Philippines last year., the muster the .firing line urging his moil onward. of Mason City, 111., is a Plaza guest, as Is released. ' , ■ numbered sr» 1 men. Tweiity-four were After that decisive battle, the colonel’s al^O'hls charm ing wife. DR. ELLA PRENTISS UPHAM. killed in battle or died in military.hos­ OUi Time Actor Dead. - Four T ickets for $ 1,00. illness incroftsed. The ailment devel­ Enjoying the cool sea breeze from the sod Third Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. pitals. The rest of the si«-k or wounded oped rapidly in the unhealthy .climate. verandas of the Laurel is B, N. Weldon, a Philadelphia, Aug. '2.—Joseph Alfred are on the hospital ship Uelief, which Smith, dean of tlis little colony of actors Offloe Vours u n t 10 a. m., 12 to *, fl to 7.80 p.m. After we embarked he sank steadily, and druggist of Sm yrna, Del, Telephone 'Call 831 has also arrived here. his death was not unexpected,” Mrs. E, Francis and her handsome blonde aud actresses who are gathered at the The following is- a list of the members The transport Indiana has sailed, for daughter, Miss Mabel Francis of Newark Forrest home, is dead of gastritis, from DR. 1. D. 0SB0RNF, HOT AND COLD of the Tenth Pennsylvania- regiment who Manila with S(M) recruits for various are guests at the Franklin. which he had long suffered. He was of New ark, were killed in battle: regiments in the Philippines. Georgfe K ahn, a young m erchant of San horn in this city in IS III. His first pro­ Comer Third avenue aud Kingsley street, ffom Corporal W alter K, Hi I>own, Com­ Francisco, has deserted the Pacific for. the fessional engagement of which there is. . uly 26th, to .September 1st. Telephone No. 65 pleasures of old Atlantic's shore. Asbury Park, N .J. pany I); Corporal .Jamb I.andis. C*au- Sorrow at Ilaivklnn* Home. any record was with the stock.compauy pany C: P rivate Jesse Nossi*. Company Albert W. Walker, chief auditor in the at the Host on Museum. Here he contin­ K: Willi-.m II. St ill watftui. Company K: Washington, Pa.. Aug. 2.—The sad in­ New York treasury ofllce, is spending the ued without a break for 85 years, attain­ H .S. KINMONTH, M. D. telligence of the death of Colonel Haw­ Jaifob Hull, Jr.. Company K: W. H. summer pleasantly at the Coleman. ing the reputation- of being the best 710 Grbnd avenue, and at Kinmonth & Co.’s kins has put the town in mourning. The Mrs. A.* Reid and her talented daughter, “walking gentleuiv'.n** of,, his day. His Drug Store, 724 Cookman avenue. Bunker, Company 1J: Lt»o Snvder. A sbury Park, N. J. D aily C oncerts by N eapolitan O rchestra pany K; John Hraily, Company I ; Holier; friends who have learned of the terrible Miss Christine A. Reid of New York, are exquisite skill in presenting the humor- L. Fox, Company I: Alexander Newal. calamity can scarcely believe it. The very popular guests at Norwood Hall. ' ■us side of such charac ters as Sir Benja­ news came as a great shock to the en­ Coinpitny II; Fred .I.-itm** .Inmine. Com* Pleasant summer guests at the-Grand min Hack bite gained t'-»r him ihe sobri­ OR. H. S. TAYLOR puny C; Ceniire A. Taylor. Company I: tire comm unify, as this is the home town Avenue are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reese and quet of “tletitlenian Jfoe.** by \yhieh he IUENT1BT. Bert Armbni'O. Company I*. of Vhe colonel', and his family, and all his Mrs. Emma Reese of Germantown, Pa. was generally known in the 4>rofession. {Graduate or University ot PenasylyanU), • elos-est friend* live here. ., S. M. Gray of Saugerties, N. Y., a prom­ Corner Cookman avenue-and Emory street, ov«f Tln*s«* dii-d *>f W illiam II. C. LeMalstre’B, opposite post Office. Entrance * Mrs. Hawkins was almost prostrated inent wholesale dealer In feed and grain, is . Cliienaro Tobacco I?lri»»'Bot*Klit„Out. Sable. Company C; William 1*. Braden.- spending his tlilrd season at the Ocean. on Emory street, Aabuir Park. Company U: William Horn. Henry Wed w heiJshe Was told 1 lie shocking new s'of 'Chicago. Aug. *J.--Representatives of . Munroe the American House. Mr. Turkes is tho 'the American Tobaer.. company have Cempanv II: P. Sank Brain, Cotnp.uiy ter, Jessie, too. was distracted with grait', purchased the plant nnd business of An but both bore up well tinder the terrible owner of one of Newark’s large bakeries.' :0E0. L. D. TOMPKINS, 0.0.8. O p e n 6 a. m . to I 1 p. m . C; William K. MeAllister, Company !*• Joshua K ram er, at one tim e a W est Point, trust I»ei k & Co., for .SJHkUNM. Only , a circumstances, and. with that same no­ few weeks ago the American - Tobacco Dentist, 617 Matttwon avenue (the Keator block, Colonel ItnivkiiiM* Death. cadet, now a broker of Philadelphia, is so* near postoffice), Asbury Park. .Teeth extracted ble fortitude aud heroism which she has company purchased the plant of (Cradle t, S u n d a y s 6 a . m . t o 1 2 m . Out of re little, ebeerins or Dr. W. N. Galllnger, an expert dentist of & Strotz. The American company, it is scIoub. ubs administered. Office hours 0 a. m. ciled herself to the sorrowful fact. It said, holds nn option on the plant of to B p. tn. other noisy demonstrations when the was a terrible blow to the brave woman, Concord, N. H., is a recent arrival at the troops arrived. Like, the Oregon ami Leadley, to remain tho balance-of the sum­ Spaulding & Merrick, the largest of the Hours for Ladies exclusively in Pool, 9 to 12 a. m , Sun­ as she never knew that her husband had mer. three firms engaged in the manufacture CLAUDE V. GUERIN Nebraska regiments, the Pennsylyauia been ill until two days ago. LAW OFFICES, days excepted. .troops, prior to sailimr from Manila, Mrs. G. W. Sturdevant of Ut(ca, chaper* of smoking tobacco.in Chicago. If the oning Miss Olmstead of the same plape, is American con.tpriny secures this plant, it' Transacts general legal business. Acknowledg­ voted in favor of being mustered out in Expect Freedom Soon. ments taken tor all states Sap Francisco. among • the season’s guests at Norwood Is their intention to, enlarge it and oper Hooms 0-1C Applebv Building. Madrid. Aug. ‘J.—An ollieial dispatch Hall. . , ate all the Chicago factories as one. Swimming Tea o i e r in Attendance Lieutenant Colonel Harnett/ who is? from Manila states that the Spanish com­ now"in command of the regiments, in the Mrs.,J. D. Flynn, wife of J. D. Flynn, mission which has been negotiating with manager of the Western Union Teltfgraph Hotel Leaned For Ilonpltnl. WM. C. COTTRELL course of an interview said: *‘The boys ‘company at Pittsburg, is summering at the ARCHITECT. •’ the Filipino insiugents hopes slum to sc- Tori Townshend, Wash.. Aug. 2.—The are all glad, of course, to get kack home sure the. liberation of tho Spanish prison­ Lenox. Plans ani specifications furnished at Bhort no­ Hotel Eisenbes, situated about I 1/** miles tice, Hotel work a specialty. 415 Lake. Avenu* again, but their joy is tinged with sad­ ers now in hands of the Filipinos. Miss Nellie Connors, a charming young ness on account of the death of Colonel lady of Binghamton, is very pleasantly lo­ south »if this city and built during boon days at a cost of has been leas­ ' H aw kins. . Bereaved Wan IHen'Ciindaniim. cated at* Norwood Hall for the month of DR. S. Q. WALLACE August. ed by the U nited States government. The A Fixed Purpose “The colonel was a most kind and con­ i DENTIST, Albany, Aug. U.—Charles II. Whit beck, siderate commander, .who took « Guernsey HalloweU and wlfo are spend­ hotel is a large frame building and con­ OCEANCROVE Never lost sight ol in our establishment is always canal clerk in tty* department of the ing tbe summer days at the Delphian. Mr. tains more than 200 rooms. It is thought Northwest corner of Main avenu^ and Pilgrim state engineer and surveyor, took an Hallowell Is one of Philadelphia’s many^ "that tlie building will be usetf ns a hos­ Pathway. Dentistry in all Us branches. ounce of laudanum while in a saloon lawyers. pital for the sick and wounded soldiers rW -f* with a friend. He is in the Albany hos­ Miss M. Gowan and Miss. Theoaosia who will be returned from the Philip­ You will not be made usconscioue, TO SERVE THE PUBLIC WELL pital with slight hope of his recovery. Lynch, two pleasant visitors from uswego, pines. trat your tooth will be painlessly re­ Especially worthy of attention at all times are our superb assortments of Despondency, caused by the death of his N. Y., are popular recent arrivals at the mother last week and the critical illness iGramercy.. Stormit Rnvnjre Wo»tern Grain. moved if Algine is used Sydney Smith being ill, his doctor advised Bicycle and Golf Clothing Straw and Crash Hats and Caps % » him to taU«* si walk upon ati empty stomach. of his wife prompted the act. i William L. Glorieux, owner of an exten­ St. Paul. Aug. 2.—Reports received by ■ “ Upon whoseV" Huid the wit. sive factory at Irvington, N. J., has regis­ wire from nearly all of the grain growing Negligee and Dress Shirts and Neckwear “W hat might have been”—if that little tered at the American House for the month states in the western .Mississippi valley BURTON BROTHERS of August, Underwear, Half Hose and Gloves BREAKFAST. cough hadn’t been neglected—is the sad re­ indicate that immeasurable and wide­ * Melon. Pt*a«*n‘S. • A. Bv-;Smith, well kn^wn in the New spread d image to di p- h: < been done in * Lamb Chopa. Cress Salad. Dry Toast. flection of thousands of consumptives. One DENTISTS * C'oHVtf. England states as a speedy bicycle rider. Is the lis t 2-1 hours bv ’ nil -uni wind. The Prices are invariably adjusted to the interest of our customers. Minute Cough Cure cures cougns and colds at the American House. He comes from states that have suffered the most are W. R. Ham. LUNCHEON’. Stam ford, 'Conn. .Minnesota. South Dakota. Iowa and Ne­ COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBUR? PARK Sardine S'jnt'.vichos. Among the Coleman’s popular guests Is Tomato Sjlad. Oii'W**. Crisp Hacon. braska. In Iowa a terrific storm of William W. Ellsworth, matmger of the drenching rain, accont'panied. by a furious Consultation and examination free, Iced Tea. | , ASBURY PARK MAILS. wholesale grocery firm of Francis ’H. Leg­ g ett & Co. of-New York. and devastating wind, mowed down the W e administer fresh gas. Patterson, Taylor & Go, PIWT.R. grain, and where the damage did not Mrs. F- N. Cuningham, Miss E. K.- Cun- Cold Ccnsnmme Poup. . MAILS CLOSE., amount to’a total'loss it left the fields iu Oliv.-s. Hadisiu's. i'ickles. ingham of Brooklyn, and A. A. Cun Ing­ For New Yoru and points north: 0.80, such condition that the farmers iu many ’ Roast DucfcJirw, Afiplcigaucp. L*'ttucp Salad. 10.25 a. m., 12.50, 3.30, 6.4D, 8.H0 p. m. ham of Hartford, Conn., are among recent " Macaroni an i iralin. Caulillowrr. Chvcse. arrivals at the Clarendon, . regions have practically given up hope of OUB TERMS ARE CASH. 622 COOKMAN AYE,, ASBORY PARK Iced ltice Pudding. Coffee. For Philadelphia and Trenton direct: 6.00 a; m., 12.10, 3 25 p. m. Ben. D. Dreyfuss, President McKinley’s saving half of the crop. • ROPE LEAF PRESERVES.—This is »i Detroit. Aug. 2.—A special to The . Furnishers tor a n d B o y s , ish bari.-ins: Take a jar of which the fnp and p, m. , bottom are the same size flikr a Putfdev For Newark direct: 12.50 p. m. W. J. Kinsley of New York, the famous Tribune from Hattie Creek says: .In a BORINE , marmalade Jan. and in the bottom sprinkle For Point Pleasant and way stations: 0.40 handw riting expert employed in the Molin- runaway accident Mrs. David Dale and T h e m ost retresmng. P. S.—No risk if you buy from us. Your money back if j ou want it. . a layer of crystallized sugar. Over ‘.Hat place a. m., 3 00, 5.20 p. m. eux murder case, is,visiting his father-in- Mrs. Kuos Faust Lovitte of Battle [ .a n d penetrating antiseptic.) » a layer of ruse leave9, then alternate the law, M. 8. Benedict, at the Columbia, . sugar with the rose leaves until the jar is For Ocean Grove: 6.30 a. m., 3.00, 5.20 Creek, Abner Maxfield nnd Mrs. Melissa » quite full. Re sure that the sugar is the p. *n. Among the charming guests at tbe Clar­ Staples of Leonidas, were seriously in­ w ^ j s s w j s a * ” * * . top layer. Paste two thicknesses of paper MAILS ARRIVE endon are Mr.’. winter, Mrs. Sands, and jured. Mrs. Dale was hurt internally FORSAlf BY » over the top and put it away in a .cold, her three handsome daughters, Mfsses C., * dark place until the autumn. It is then fit From New York and pbfnts north: 6.15, aud is in a precarious condition. Max- 6 55,10.22 a. m., 3.28, 5 50, 0.401). m. Suzanna and Edith Sands qf Jersey City. STEINBACH COMPANY * to turn oat aud serve, md nothing can b*i They are at the Clarendon for the season. Held was driving a rig containing six peo­ •-.more delightful to the eye and palate. From New York direct: 0.46 p. ra. ple down a long grade when the horses ■ STEAMED CHICKEN.—Rub the inside of From Philadelphia and Trenton: 6.30, Miss Jennie, Roberts and Miss Agnes * the chicken with pepper and a saltsnoonful 10.23 a. m., 5.40 p. m. ran awny and collided with another car­ Haslup joined friends at Norwood Hall riage. The occupants of both were of salt, wrap it in a white cloth and steam From Freehold: 6.55,10.23 a. m., 3 28, 5.50 yesterday and'win remain at that delight­ THE LEADING for 1 Vi hours. For the gravy, take a pint p. m. thrown out and 'the vehicles demolished. of the liquor from the kettle, skim off the ful hostelry for the remainder of the sea­ fat, add .pepper and salt to taste and thick­ From Point Pleasant and way stations: son. Aside from Mrs. Dale the others are not en w ith quarter of a cupful of flour mixed 7.00, 10.55 a. m., 4.00, 7.10 p. m. dangerously injured* ;^ T O tlr7h:^ eunfat_iJf"cmnnrr"Add -a li tdr —From . Q ~ Special prices given to hotels and boarding houses. 8 Clarksburg , 30 Oceanic . . 15 Stove company of Detroit, wlio has been a SHEET METAL WORK 6 7 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 guest at the Monmouth for some time, was Thousands who have,written for one of C olt’s N eck . 13 O ceahport . 9 joined yesterday by his - parents Mr. and tho free trial bottles of Dr. David Kennody's Deal . . 1 Pleasure, Bay 10 Mrs. James Dwyer, also of Detroit. Favorite remedy have literally lmd their 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 E nglish tow n . 25 Point Pleasant 10 lives saved by a postal'card. They got the SADDLE HORSES E atontow n . Pt, Monmouth 22 One of tlie most prominent members of 9 , the Philadelphia b ar Is R. O, Moon, who is trial bottle, and it proved to them that Dr. Agent for Kelsey Furnaces F a ir H aven . 13 Perrineville . 29 RUNABOUTS, SURREYS AND 2 0 2 1 2 2 23 24 25 2.6 speeding the summer days at the Ocean ho­ David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy was the Farmingdale 12 Prospect Plains 33 tel wirli his wlfo. He was one of thejcounsel LIGHT WAGONS TO HIRE only real cure for diseases of the Kidneys, Freehold . >20 Red Bank . , for the defense in the big Holmes mordor All my carriages have rnbbor tires. Monthlies furnished. 27 28 29 30 31 H olm del . . 18 Shrewsbury , trial. Liver, Bladder and Blood, Rheumatism, HigHtstown . 34 i Sea Girt . Anti on g the popular young ladles at the Dyspepsia and Chronfo Constipation. They 642 MATTISON AVENUE GBO. A. SIPP. 007 Sevrall Avon u e MOON’S PHASES. Im laystow u . 35 1 Spring Lake Ocean is Miss uray of Saugertlew, N. Y. bought a large sized bottle of their drug­ NEiB BOND STREET, ASBURY PARK |£v?few o 6:48 I o Full 11:46 Jam esburg 30 | Seabright . Miss Gray is an accomplished dancer and gists and It benefited or oared them (the Lakewood 20 j Tinton Falls ‘ Branch of 156-158 W est 127th St.:, N. V. %/Moon , 0 a.m. i-Moon 6\J p .t bather, aud her.coterio of friends here con­ above Is not an ldio statement, but the re­ -Tk F r i n t a 6:54 n T hird n n 6:67 K eyport *. . 24 | Trenton . fess that she entertains at her beautiful ASBURY PARK, N. J. P h o n e i i t ' j>Qiluajier l i n. m. I Quarter £ I p.m . L. Squankum 14 Tom s R iver home on the Hudson in royal style. sult of careful Investigation). Col. H. D. Laflin and his amiable wife are You can do tbe same thing. If you are pleasantly located a t the Brunswick. Col. in doubt as to' ivhojher you have trouble Laflin is president of the Laflin Powder with your Kidneys or Bladder, put some of Special Sale of Baby Caps* 75c# and $1,00 company. 'He was an ofllcer in tho famous your urine in a glass tumbler and let it FACTS More interesting Than * Chicago Zouaves with the lam ented Col. Children's Sun Bonnets* 50c# Ellsworth, and Is still regarded as one of stand 24 hours; if It] has a sediment, or a the best drill masters "in the country.. milky, cloudy appearance, If It is ropy or B 1CYCLESI ALt THIS .WEEK They have a beautiful homo on the Hudson stringy, palo or discolored, you should lose at Saugertles. You mnat now be familiar with FICTION no time in taking Dr.. Kennedy's Favorite HRS. ELIZABETH D 1L T S , 706 Cookman Ave. A Few of the Advantages of Having a Telephone in Your House A trio of funmaking guests . at the Remedy; It can bo had of all druggists at my prices. Perhaps you have. not! Brighton is composed of Rev. J. V. Shurts, seen the wheels. - They are ^tat- tho pastor'of tho CarthagejN. Y.) Presbyterian $1.00 a large-bottle. or,sU bottlos for 85.00. The Telephone Service is quicker,and more exact than any messenger. It is without question the surest medicine common ones, but the beBt'jtffi'thiB' It increases the facility with which invitations may he extended and accepted. church; Rev. S. W. Hayt, pastor of the ■Telephone Service lessens the laborious, detail of housekeeping by bringing the Mayflower Congregational church pf In­ of the age to put a stop to suoh dangerous market, , The Yales and Fedther- dianapolis, and ex-Judge J.S,. L'Amoreaux, symptoms as pain In the back, a frequent tradesm en1 within immediate and constant reach of orders. a prominent lawyer of New York. Their stones are certainly marvela of^eant : ly Your Gycle T H E G R EA T - In caB# of serious illness it enables the nurse to be in aljaout continuous consul, desire to urinate especially an - night, scald­ keen wit, humorous sallies and jovial dis­ ty, but beat ol all they suit.' the in the cellar or attio waiting lor good roails! tatlon with.the physician. position make tllenf the life and entertain­ ing and burning pain in gassing water, in­ nders. You can be suited "also. Telephone Service adds immeasurably to the comfort of suburban life, by bring­ ment of the house.; - ability to hold urine and all tbe unpleasant Be wise and h ave i t overhpnlcd, have the. New wheelB arriving daily. Craw ­ bearinirs taken 1 apart and piamined. i ing the city'within speaking distance. \ ; Norman Abercrombie, a wealthy New jind dangerous effects produced on the sys­ The sense of security inspired by the knowledge that Police or Fire Department Yorker, and his wife are domiciled “at the tem by tho use of whiskey.and beer. ford’s with full guaranU ed^tireB, ineasnre of satlefaotlon is yours a s y 6u ridi may be instantly communicated with is a great comfort. Colerfian and are enjoying to tho> utmost ■ Bend your full name and address to tbe only $25. your machine with tho full knowledge that TEA ^COMPANY Telephone Service adds to the comfort of tbe household by enabling the m^n summer life by tbe seaside. jMr. Aber- Sundries as low as any dealer can it in Hafu and In perfect condition. No m at' „ of the family to give timely notice of any desired chalice in the hours of cronible may be seen almost daily with his DR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION, wife, driving in their tallyho^ behind| ‘the ltondout, N. Y a n d be sore to mentffm the 'sell thorn. Repairing, rentals and ter what make, wo can duplicate’ any part 626 Cookman Avenue serving meals. best and most high spirited pro­ ot any bicycle. Better examine yoni tires. It keeps the memberB of a family in constant touch, no matter in what part of P r e s s , when a trial bottle, with pamphlet instruction. ducts of the stable. Mr. Abercombie had If flat'or loose on tha'ijm,"don’t rldeUhem t to TenBroeck's M ariet' — the country they may be located. . • several of his finest horses entered In the of valuable medical advice, will be mailed Remember the place Telephone Service saves T im e, S trength and N erves. Hollywood horse show. to yon absolutely free. Th'e publishers of till overhauiod. ’ \ ■ No progressive .household can, auord to be without this invaluable adjunct to Jhis paper guarantee the genulrioness of CENTRAL HAIX . comfortable living. , . ‘ . • IlHx Failure‘In California. this liberal offer. charlas & Co. Los Angeios: Aug. 2.— .1. I’lirian. an 713 i MATTISON AVHNUB, ABBURV .PAlli LOW RATES—PBRFBCT SBUVICB insurance agent has filed a iiill of bank­ DeWltt'g Little 3arly Risers expel from 714 MATTISON AVENUE , Big discountAto hotels and boarding For rates aind particulars address tlie C ontract Department, the system alt poisonous accumulations, REPAIR SHOP ATTACHED houses and all! goods guararitsod to ruptcy here in The United States circuit " " or money rofuhded. . . or call^by telephone without charge • * court. •> Mr. Pa."V V ' • SEASIDE HOTEL. EUCHRE PRIZES Miss M. Burhani.'Mlas’Hi'BUtham, W .L. Millersville^Rev. B. H.,Rotb and wife. Brooklyn—Clifford A. Schnufele, Wm. J, M e r o & s o t T a f /o r s sifii® i'dOoll noRoda, F. G altfonnd and fam ­ employ of the Grand Trunk was noti­ Bolglano, M.D.; Mrs A. P. Gore, Misses ily. 1 ? Gore, J. Huret Purnell- fied, and the strike will extend over the DANCING I Our candles are just as pure Phlla.—W m.Flnlay an d wife, B. O. Moon- .^Byracas^H . L. Vlbbard and wife. entire system. BOND STREET Paterson—Mrs. Palls and son, Mrs. M. Mrs. Elln Wescott’e dancing classes, Hotel as those you would make at and wife, J. H. Yates. Smith, Stiiina P e lU . hom e PLAZA. Plainfield—T. K. Demarest and wife. Lose Tlielr Suit A^nlnnt the Parla. Brunswick Casino, Mondays and Thursdays. 10.30 bo 12.00, Children a specialty. Private lesfons They are bettwr than home­ New York—MIbs . M. B,B. t*awren00v . R. ,A: ,.i . PHILADELPHIA.’ Falmouth, Au/c. 2.—In tiie admiralty made caudy thnugh; because ASBURY PARK Brooks, M. Newell, L.' Burohard,irehard. Miss, a t by appointment. Member of the American 'dtew Yd}®—Mrs. Morrell, May'Morrell, court the pilots belonging to No. 13 sued they are the product of a skilled Burehard, Miss E. Bdrehard,irt, G. Bay Co a- the owners of the American line steamer National Association,' Masters of Dancing. Ap et(Kk,'T. J. Sinclair and-wife, J. V. Allard, Mr%. Moponfiic ply Brunswick Casino. canrty maker. S. Aldridge. East Orange, N. J.—S. Williamson and Paris for £300 salvage services $n show­ Winch er on a box is a guar­ ‘ Buffalo—Miss E. Tiittla,. wife. ing the vessel a warning light, thus caus­ antee that the candy in It is Mason City, III.—G, Tyler. • LYNDHURST. ing the Paris to change her course and fresh and pure. JAMES H. SEX TOH Pittsburg—Francis Walker. Nev.- Y ork—T. D. O’Brine, Mrs. E. N. avoid the Manacles rocks.’ Captain W at­ VICTORIA Hurlbat, Mrs. E. La.Gay. kins and the second and third officers of • New-York—Mrs. J. Sebeth, A. T. Koert- Phlla, —Chss, rioseh, the steamer denied having interpreted Trenton—B. T. Fall. the pilots’ flashlight as a danger signal. ge, Mrs. Geo. F. Vail, Mrs. J. Kays, Mrs. Winston, N, C.—J. A. Eflrd and wife. W. Gllli*,.Ethel M._Gllli8f* Mrs. Lnoy The course, it was added, was altered so WINCKLER, Funeral D irector Koltb, Miss Gretmwcod. • LENOX. as to allow ‘for the tide. Captain W at­ W ho Does Your Baker and Confectioner, Phlla.—Miss L. M, Sndabrocke, Elsie New York—Mrs. H. S. Gould, C. S. Jos- kins said the night was clear and that Endebrooke. lin. the Paris was going at full speed. The 717 Mattison Avenue, j Deover-—John F. Moye?. Boston—Mrs. H. 8, Gould. first indication of danger was when laiid 159 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK AleKaodrla, Va.—Joha D. Normoyle, Geo. , Pittsburg—G.G.Husemenn nnd wife, Mrs. A. Harlow. was sighted. The court dismissed the J. D. Flynn, Misses Flynn. L. E, Husemenn, claim . Rahway—D,Rahwny—D. L. Forgo and wife, Irene Mrs. J, E. T. Shaman, RebeEsh Shuman, “HAUNTS OF HEALTH Forge, Edith Brack'. , Geo. Bracker. A fine line of caskets on hand to select from. Flower designs Darlington Shuman. Big Prices For Steel Plants. Baltimore—Mrs. Dr. G. H. Calmes, Miss AND PLEASURE ALONG Tarm as. COMMERCIAL. Youngstown, O., Aiig. 2.—Figures have CORRECT STYLES, a specialty. Open day and night. W ashington—Mrs: N. H. Dyer, La Rue Elizabeth—S. 8. M ilter and party. been obtained showing that the National Dyer, Lois 8 . Dyer, Irene O. Dyer. . Rahway—F. W. Voorhees Steel company paid $3,400,000 for the ORIGINAL IDEAS, THE JEESEY COAST," Telephone, 21 a. . CLIFTON.. - MillersvlIlo.Pa,—Rev.B.H.Roth and wife. plant- of the Ohio Steel company and Massillon, Ohio—J. Coleman. .BY Residence, 410 Sewall avenue. . „ New York—Mrs. K. dock and children, $1,400,000 for the properties of the Un­ And Up-to-Date Material Used Miss K, Cook. M argaret McCrofken, Mamie ■PORTLAND. ion Iron nnd Steel company, which in­ at tbe MeCrorken, Katie MoCrorken.' New.York—Mrs. H. Winterfteld and son, cludes two rolling mills here and one each HARI^Y B. WILSON Scranton -E lizabeth C. FauBt. H. H. Palmer, L. A. Stoat. at Girard, Warren and Pomeroy. The 1^ A JN G U A G -EJSS Latrobe, Pa.—Martha 8, Oovey, S. F. Phila —Mrs. J. H, Chamberlin, Mary National . company has two furnaces *An Illustrated Guide and Souvenir o (thc Stryker. Chamberlin, Florence Chamberlin H. K. ready for lighting, has broken ground THE B ER LITZ SUMMER SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Ttentoa—Anna Me "’onnsll, Mr. Snediker Chamtwrlia, Mrc, F. H. Floyd, Marlon for a third and is preparing plans for a Dam Press Printer?. Shore Resorts, and wife, Mins Snedlker, Dr. W. O. Britton Floyd, Bob Floyd, Beatrice Floyd. Cor>ier Gmnrl nnd I*iPth A v e n u e s anil wife, Kamona Britton. Trenton—E« Schermerhom. - fourth. Each mill will have an outnut of A summer course Rives you a Rood knowledge of Ponghkeepsio—John L. Hughes, Thos. Wayne.tQn, ^a.—K. Stickeli, Belle Stick- 700 tons. When improvements projected . PRICE 25 CENTS are completed, the plant will be the French, Germ an, Spanish. Italian, Latin and G reek D’Arcy, Josephine Dougan, Florence ell. Bent advantages for learning conversation. Preparation for universities and colleges. Simms. ASHLAND. largest In the United States. All Newsdealers and Hotels Special course for teachers. Circulars on application. COLONNADE. New York—Miss E. J^’Witllnce, Lillian A. New Y ork—A. A rt'er and -Fife, Jos. Wallace, Mrs. W. Lichtenstein and daugh­ Flenvy Shipment of Steel. K ram er, Mrs. H. Ki-amer, David Kramer, ter, Harrisburg, Aih?. 2.—The Pennsylva­ Mrs. H. Altklug, Geo. Balls, Ctsas^ Cohen, Newton, N. J.—W, W. Woodward and nia Steel company has shipped *13 car­ Bertha Wendorfir. Max Scott Mrs. S.Bcra- wife. loads of bridge and construction steel to Bteln, Rii Well, Fanny Menilne, Geo, W. Bordentown—Bingham Woodward and Kayttrn, L. Kram er, J. C. Hock, M. Har- wife. one of the Pennsylvania railroad docks ris, Mrs. J. Marks, Jessie Watts, Josie CARLTON. In New York city, and from there it will M arks. New York—N. Smith, Sarah November. be sent by ship to India. It comprises Newark—J. F. KaufThen, Rose" Berman, Phlla,—C. E. Dawsoh. onc-lmlf of the iron to be used in the Minnie Berman.- Jersey City—Ernest W. Leland. building of the huge viaduct across the Hoboken—Giranils Jackson Rahw ay—JT. C. Wilson. Gokteik gorge, about 80 miles west of W ashington—Ben. D. Dreyfuss. Y ork—TheO. B. Gehly. Cumberland. N. C.~Mrs. Jessa Wherry. Mandalay. The company will get $700,- . Brooklyn—Chas. Cohen, F. C. Carrlgan. ' FRANKLIN. 0 0 0 for the piece iff work. Twenty-five Chester, Ph.—Sami. Goodley. New York—Eugenie Hargrave, Ida Mac­ of tlie steel company’s own force of ex­ Denver—Elm er Lane.. intosh, Virginia Jones, Anmo C. Ritchie, pert workmen will accompany the steel ASBURY PARK LOTS FOR SALE Phila.—H. W. Buchman. Peter C. Ritchie. on its lonu trip across the ocean to su­ Easton—Rose. Well. . Newark—Mrs. E. Francis, Mabel Francis, perintend the work of construction. NORWOOD HALL. • J. E. Francis * » ' Brooklyn—Philip Collins, Mrs. M. H. Llhcoln Homextcnd Iletmtred. ■ New York—R F. G rant, C. R. Van Al- Woodcock. styne. G. B. Goodrioli. . Chiciy;o’ Aug. 2.— A special to *The Rec­ These Lots Range from One Thousand to Five Thousand Dollars Newark—W.-M Zabler. Jj- ord from Sprint:field. Ills., says: The Bt. Paul—W. M. Turner. OCEAN GROVE. work of restoring and repairing the Lin­ Washington—John W. Douglas, Jennie coln homestead, as provided for by an M. Roberts. A gnes Hasiup. . ALASKA HOUSE. appropriation made at the last session of Jersey City—A. P. Rooney. the general assembly, is complete, and Utica, H. Y.—MIbs M. I. Olmstead. New York—S. M. Styles and wife, Edw. ‘ Binghamton—Nellie Connors. W. Dorey, Arthur Dorey, Miss J. Hunto*, the old residence is now as sthnch nnd Peelteklli—Harriot Klsshm. " O tto E. Stoile, prally- F. Garvey, H ilary strong as ever and lias more nearlj* re* Rome, N. Y .—Mrs. G. W . Bturdevant. Dorev and wife. siimed the appearance and condition in MONMOUTH. Phlla.—Jas. Moore nnd wife, Mrs. L. A. which it was when occupied by the Lin­ Browne, Elizabeth Browne. coln family than at any time since they Bitminghfun, Ala.-7E.J8, A llen... • ^ Lancaster*- Pa. — ooo, A. ManhalL and Detroit—Ja§. Dwyer^:nira- wife,-Albert wlfefClawrL. Mahhalll vacated it...... Dwyer. • Allentown—W. R. Hoffard. How to fiet Hleh In Atnnkn. ■■ Morris, N Y.—A. E. Wales. Westfield—MIbs M. M. Reger, Miss M.'L. Duluth, Minn., Aug. 2.—Emerson Bull Roselle,' N. J .irF . SI. Tierm an, Allda C. Canningham.> ■>f this city has returned after 1 R m o n th s Tlerman, Chas. Tiernrnn, Annapolis, Md. — Mrs. Geo. F. Fold* Albany—Mrs. P. J. aArrile, Lljaie Kc- ■spent in the Klondike country. The fact meyer. that he did expend his efforts in Ardle. Annie' MoArdle. Chas. McArdle, LA PIERRE. Frank MoArdle, Eltala MoArdle, L. M. Mp- hunt in j: gold is responsible for a success­ A nlle Steve MoArdte. New *York—Mrs. Jno. Beijermann, ttu - ful life tliera. Mr. Bull says the people Hillburn, N. Y.—Thos. F.Keane nnd wife, dolph E. Beuermann. making money in the Klondike are those Morristown, N. J.—Wm. G. Van Orden, Miss Ka^ne , Mrs. C. W. Babbitt, Mrs. E. Le Clere, Mrs. in business. They get ail the small UK a n d a v e n u e . G. B, Johnson, Emma Vogt, Flagg Vogt. miners; can make. Last winter Bull was New York—J. 8. Bfchmond.S. D. Martin. Burlington—Wm. E. Taylor, wife and out on the suirenijt of White puss, en­ Phlla —W. C. Erwin and wife. son. Mrs. E. Cooper. gaged in freighting. Germantown, Pa,—J. H. Reese and wife, Trenton—Chas. Lenox and wife, Ida B. Mrs. Emma Reese. Lenox. Nevrs From Clay County. AMERICAN HOUSE. Niagara Falls—Theodore L. Cherltree. Cincinnati, Aug. 2.—A special to The - Oak Hill, N Y.—Ernest’E. Ford. New York—M. Klreehhaum, Baltimore—Mrs. H. A. Hurlock, Cora Commercial Tribune from Barboursville, ""'ark—Kobt. Wolf, Adam Turkes and Hurlock-, K ate Hurlock. Ky., says the case of Jim Baker has not wife. • WAVERLY. yet been reached owing to the dje^y caus­ Irvington, N. J.—Wm. L. Glorleux. ed b$’ tlie I-Iicks. and= Brunk case. A Stamford, Conn.—A. E. Smith, New 1iTork—Mrs. H. Stanley Taylor. Lancaster—John S. Stahr. bench warrant has been issued for the DELPHIAN. Woodlawn. N.Y .—Miss M. W hite. arrest of Dee Baker, who forfeited his Phila—Guerssey Hallowell and wife, T.B. Salem, N. J.—Mrs. Maurice B. Ayres, bond by not appearing in court Wednes­ Cfaamer and wife. Wm. Ayres. day to answer the charge of -killing Will . :reay City—P. Semler and wife. New Berlin, Pa.—S. Sidney Kohler and White of Manchester, The Bakers claiir Morristown, N.J.—Jas. Lawless and fam­ wife. that he is sick. ily. Meadow Brook, Pa.—Mrs. THeo. F. Mil- Crneksnten Mnke n Jlnul. ' LEADLEY. Kingston, N. Y„ Aug. 2.—Burglars r l in g t o n New York—Mrs. J. M. Carvllle, MSss K. er' ' * A . - blew'open the safe of the beef cooler of J. C. Carvjlle. N e^ SrojrkTr-Wsn, J . Harris, Mrs. M. E. Concord, N. H.~Dr. W. N. GalUnger. Schwarzwalder & Salzburger, at Sauger* Ferine. Mrs. H. B. Barney, Mrs.,S. E. Har­ ties, getting considerable money. They ; WELLINGTON. * ris,-Alice WsWellyn, Gold!:! Llewellyc. Hobart, N. Y.—J. M. Olmstead, Mrs. S. had boiihd and guggejl the watchman at /l^ew Y ork—D. L. M arshall, John Mills, A. Olmeteafl, the West Shore railrimd crossing near by. Brooklyn—Wm. G. Hammond, Edw. Vln- tdorefrF. -Wm.. Solgean, wife and He Hfrei of i i g Part h u e PPBED FEET f ill, Vroy—0. A. Brewster. . DEIilGHTPUIi VACATION TRIP. MadtaCH, Wto.-- a ra . E . A. Brigs, F. S. Germantown, Pa.—Mre, J. H. Eckersley, B1I51 Brig®, Miss M. S. Brige. . , Miss H. D. Eokersiey,' Miss B.' K. Eckers- There w ill never be another seaside tow n in M onm outh County th a t, w ill ley. ' vl Tour to tup Norffi“fIa Pennsylvania Elizabeth—Mrs.-J. B» HSxson ansi family. R ailroad. GrceiBbhrg, Pa.—L. Foller and wife. JLendon-rMlsa C, A. Wisoher, O, Chas, Ball. : - ,, 7 ’ " Fi " “ ' com pare w ith the broad streets and open spaces, such as show n on the m ap of GRAMpROY; , > ; : !Wn—L. H. TeaSer, Chas. G. Tioa. . New York—John J. Wbtte, K. R White. _ ,, „ pr-Mss,„C, 1CA ■ Bj|Jf^tan,, Elizabeth ...... ip'.------. . . N«®:uk—Mrs. W. J, Knojvles, Lacy Cor- Bowman. ■ . . . Saratoga Sift the Highlands of the Ha'dsbn, A sbury B ark, This assertion is based on. the fact that all the ocean front lands bett. ’ . ,-j-' Freeman, Sadie ' Baltimore—Emfim-.'A.Tfcsmel!,' Annie D. and is cjrlD -the”;-, every d&v. Its in- Hobson. gredteniB are sucli' that It can't help curing. E f e ^ J s i m r . .y m e r a j g HEas??)rango—Harlo Meehan. Madlson-^Rev. J, ft. Faulks. W. R. Ham. . , . b b i k b s b ETfs.'.'-’Jin THB ASBURY PARK LJAIUV PRBSS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. OCEAN GROVE SUMMER PROGRAM

T he. Da ily P r ess. FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 29, 1899. August i to il—Summer School o£ ESTABLISHED !687 NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP. Theology. Bishop J. N. Fitzgerald, D.D., Houston Fields, sheriff, to liorgan D. L. M agee; 2 lots .at,Ocean Grove. $1,778.95. IJv.D., President; Rev. J. E. Price, D.D., ■M J. L. JUNMONTH Morgan D. I** Magee to Charles J. Tay­ D ean, lor; 2 lots a t Ocean Grove, $1. EDITOR AND PROriURTOR. Charles L. Carrlck, master, - to Frank A ugust 2 to 11—Lectures, Theological, ON- Emmons; lot near Qcean Grove, $450. Biblical, Literary and Scientific, in the ? Henry C. Winsor io George H. Patten; Temple daily at io a m., n a, tn. and a N eed any Shirts; PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING lot at Bradley Park, $318.10. p. m. Popular lectures by distinguished George W. Plttenger to Nellie. J. Larra* orators every evening in tne Auditorium A , (EXCEPT SUKDAY) bee; lot a t Bradley Beach, $1. at 8 p. m., preceded by a musical half AT TBE James B(. Sexton to Addle Sherman; lot hour, beginning at 7 30 p . m . M en’s Neckwear in Mt. Prospect cem etery, $35. A ugust 1 0 - 8 p. m., Summer School If you do', n<>w is the time to supply J^outself. We have in r DAILY PRESS BUILDING, OCEAN TOWNSHIP. Children’s Festival Chorus. our large assortment of negligee and stiff tosom,: shli^s, pat. r. ; 607 Matt!son Avenue, Asbnry Park. Mary E. Green to James ; Layton; y i of A ugust 11—The Oratorio of “Elijah. ** lot at Long Branch, $250. A ugust 12 to. 13—Woman's Foreign terns and styles that will be worthy of your notice., .Shirts^ \ TELEPHONE. CALLS : Mary E. Green to Anna B. Clevenger;, lot at Long Branch, $500. - < Missionary Society. The Rev. Dr. Gou- LEARNERS TAKEN Editorial R oom s...... ; ...... 50a cher, Presideut of Baltimore Women’s are one of the things a gentleman can not have togr many o f . ^ J! Business Office...... 50 b Mary E. Green to Leonard S. VanDyke; 2 lots at Long Branch, $750. College, will preach 10.15 & m. Mrs. E. New bright pattern^ always find a place and welconje in his Mary E. Green toy George L. Hance; 3 H Stokes, President; Mrs. Kennard lots at Long Branch, $1,500, Chandler, First Vice President; Mrs. ReV wardrobe. W e sell them from 50c to $ 2.oo.- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ' Ernst-Marx-Nathan Co. to Marcus Na­ H. Wheeler, Corresponding Secretary'; One year (strictly In advanc-).. .£3.00 than: land at Long Branch, $100. Mrs. Rev. VanKirk, Treasurer. O ne w eek ...... 12 Ernst-Marx Nathan Co. to Carl Ernst; A ugust 15—The Faraday Institute of Single copies ...... fc? land at Long Branch, $100. Ernst-Mnrx-Nathan Co. to Max Marx Willing Workers PARK MANUFACTURING COMPANY Advertietog Rates on Application. and others; land at Long Branch, §100. A ugust 1 6 —Women’s Encouragement In Neckwear and Fancy H ose Houston Fields, sheriff, to Benjamin P. meeting. Mrs. Kennard ' Chandler and Morris; land at Long Branch, $1,098.15. Mrs. H. A. Eaton, of Baltimore. ■ . • • "tv; ■ ■ ' George W. Pullman, jr., to Hattie Sanger THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1899. A ugust 18-^The regular Camp Meet­ we buy a few dozen of each every; week, and in so doing al­ Pullman; land at Elberon, $1. ing. Conference and prayer services at 408 EMORY STREET. _■ very, new est latest styles; Interlaken Land company to James P. 3.00 p. m. in the Tabernacle. Sacrament lows us to secure the itnd Lee; lot a t Interlaken, $1. AMONG THE HOTELS. of the Lord’s Supper will be celebrated The Handkerchief Scarf at present Jis.the real thing, espec­ ■ w all TOWNSHIP. Friday* evening at 7.30 o’clock in the APPLY AT SIDE ENTRANCE UP STAIRS. Charles H. Browns administrator, to Auditorium, Opening sermon, Saturday ially for wearing with the soft shirt^and no vest. Our line in Diversions aid Amusements That Catherine Brown; piece of property, $325. Elm er E. Cain to Josie M. Dayi&on; lot a t 10 15 a. m by Rev. J. G. Reed, Pastor of this wear is the most complete in town.; ' Fan'iy Hose in stripes Entertain the Gnests. St. Paul’s Church. Oile Bottle Carter’s Indelible Ink. The little ones at the Madison passed a Belmar, $1. - of all colors and especially in R E D . whfch is the most popular 1 Josie M. Davison to Louise H. Cain; lot at A u g ip t 20—Sabbath, 10 15 a. m ., Mark One large Rubber Initial Stamp. . .very enjoyable afternoon, yesterday play- Belmar, $1. preaching by Bishop Dubbs. Sabbath, shade worn, can always be had of us-at/popular prices. ng progressive casino. Those who won Charles E. Gummere, master, to Elmer A u g u st 27, preaching by Bishop Fowler. Three Small Initials, with Holder. prizes’ were: Girls’ flrst, Miss Florence E. Cain; lo t a t Belmfir, $450. Prominent ministers will preach during Your One Metallic‘Ink Pad. Elmer K. Cain to Sarah M. Young; lot at the Camp Meeting. One bottle Gold Bronze for Marking Nelson, crystal heart; second, Miss Evelyn Belmar, $225. Linen Arnold, enamel pin. Boys’ first, Frank Charles E. Gummere, master, to Trenton A ugust 31—Mrs Osborn’s Missionary Stationery.—All packed in a nice box. Some Have an IdeayThat • "Warren, snake stick pin; second, Herbert Trust company; lot at Belmar, $576. Training School in the Temple. Surf a n d „ meetings every Sabbath evening foot of Fritz, gold link cuff buttons. John Holland, sr., to Ella Osborn; lot at Stationery The entire outfit ■I - . ■ • - Villa Park, $150. * Ocean Pathway. Twilight meetings because our store enjoys a reputation foj; se|(ing%JUgK, grade Nora L. White and husband ty& goods, our prices are necessarily high. f'Le^ii^ftS!®ii''right. last night at the West End under the direc­ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP. Septem ber 10 to 17—St. Paul’s 25th a n ­ ACTUALLY WORTH $1.00. * mw We are modest‘in our advertising, preferring,^tbgnaVe our tion of Prof. L. E. Dare, and was partici­ Garret W. Naylor to John W. Errickson; niversary exercises. September 10, Jubilee pated in by a ■ large number of outside lot at Freehold, $150. Services, moniing and evening, Septem­ NOW ON SALE FOB A PEW DAYS ONLY AT customers find that we are doing a little more>tfi£h what we guests. A ri«h and elaborate list of prizes Frank P. McDermott to Mary Jane Craw­ ber 17, St. Paul’s anniversary exercises 218 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, and Lillagore’s Pavilion, Ocean Grove ford; lot at Freehold, $10. advertise, rather than less. • ! - wereotfered, the winners of whiclPwere: continued. -Appropriate services each 18M . ’ . William H. Sammons to Garrett W. Nay- evening during the week, in charge of Ladies’ first, Mrs. Cohen, Hungarian vaee; lot; lot at Freehold, $150. . Watch our wjfldow display from week to week. former pastors. All services will b t held second, Mrs. Jean E. Heuly, large fruit HOWELL TOWNSHIP. in the church. Special Special >iaverti$emcnt$ dish; third,'Mrs. De Freest, half dozen Delft Sarah e ! Robertson and husband to Eme- Prof. Tallie Morgan, Musical Director, w are fru it dishes;, consolHtion, Mrs. A.. E. lino Van Pelt; piece'of property, $400. Miss M. Louise Linebarger, Cornetist. C L A R E N C E u . W ALSON, Advertisements containing not more than Hazelhurst, cradle. Gentlemen’s tirst, Mr. Cyrenlus H. Morris to John D. Morris; twenty-flv© words inseited under this-beading piece of property, $66. Mr. II. Monroe Brown, Organist. jor twenty-flvH cents flrst Icseitlon and fifteen J. N. FITZGERALD, Architect, Smith,silver mounted brush and conib; sec­ MARLBORO. TOWNSHIP. cents each subsequent insertion ond, L. H. Stein, silver stein; third. J. J. A. E BALLARD,' Walter Crine to Agnes D. Herbert; piece 186 Broadway, LONG BRANCH. LOST. Brady, smoking outfit; consolation. Hughes of property in Marlboro township, $1. J. H. ALDAY, Devotional Committee A small black watch and pin. Suitable reward Spiers, Japanese doll. Houston Fields, sheriff, to James Magee; J. F. CAPE*. > GlLBKftT C. HlOBV. to fluder if returned tq Mrs. Bender, Grand Ave­ land in Manalapan aud Marlboro township, C A P E N & H IG B Y nue Hotel.. 1 -183* Eighteen tables were In use by the guests $1,950. KlretrU* Teakettle. HATTERS AND MEN’S OUTFITTERS SHREWSBURY TOWNSHir. Architects of the V'ctoria Ipst evening for the largest One df the handiest things Imagina LOST. Houston Fields, sheriff, to Maxwell Louis 784 Broad Street, Newark. N. J. progressive euchre party at the hotel tills jble for "> o’clock tea Is the electric tea Lad > *s garnet brooch. Finder please ret urn to Next to Postoffice 6 0 6 MATTISON AVENUE Brown; land a t Red Bank, $l,0(J0. Hotel Columbia; reward. i83* a jason. Ladies’ flrst, [wedgewood clock, George Hance- to .Elizabeth J. Bruce; kettle, says the Now York World, E. J. STROUD, Miss Robinson; second, hand painted card piece of property at Oceanic, $175. which stands 011 the table and bolls Charles L. Cjtrrick, master, to Seigmund Con racting Painter. LOST. receiver, Miss Westlake; third, medallion Eisner; part of Eseck White estate at Red the water needed without flntne 01 Would therenttemim who picked up the black brooch, Miss Buchanon; consolation, ther­ Postoiflce box 967. Asbury Park, N. J. jacket on Sixth avinue, between Emory and Bauk, §825. »ir nd, please return to Lortheast corner or Sixth Sexton’s Livery and Boarding Stabled mometer mounted in gold, Miss Sehatt. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP. and Grand? 18>• » Gentlemen’s 11 ret, silver match safe, Mrs. Houston. Fields, sLeriff, to ,Lydie Maps; Daly; second, silver pen knife, Mr. Kaiser; piece of property, $5,791. HELP WANTED. South ol Main Avenue Oates, Ocean Grove, N. J. third, gold sleeve buttons, Mrs. Buchanon; Edward T. Hopping to the Inhabitants of A bright vou^g man wanted as collector and Middletown township; ple^e of property, for genet al office work. Must furuish highest consolation, pack of cards in case, Mr. Ken­ $50. A l l K in d s references or bend. One familiar with adver­ All the Latest Style Carriages Always on jHand. Also Shetland Pony and ney. F. Adelbert Dunham to Clara L. Poillon; tising preferred. Harrv B. w tlson, room IT, P. Cart for Cbildrea. Accommodations for Straw-Klde Parties. 2 lots at W ater Witch Park, $1,000. Q. building. Asbury Park. 1 ah before 9.80 a tn. 18a* The biggest progressive euchre party of Cecilia F. Howell ana others to Augusta Ryan; lot at Seaside, $1. of M o n e y Telephone Call, 21 B. il. E. SEXTON. the season at Sunset Hall was held last Perry Parsons to Hqnry Phillips; land at MASSAGE. night and 68 guests passed a most enjoyable Highlands, $1. ' A graduate In massage will give treatment evening. There were ten prizes and a Charles L. Duvale to Rachel L. Kennedy; daily; will go to any address; facial treatment a land at Highlands, $1. specialty. Aqdresj^o. 1JJ, Dally i-ress ofllce. worthy. ^incentive , for the players. v The to L o a n 168-85* prize winners were: Ladies’ flrst, Miss ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. 1 Belle Blazure, silk embroidered table scarf; Jessie E. Barrett and husband to Julia WANTED. second, Miss Braunsteln, bonbonierre; Morris; lots 550 and 551, $1. A young Kiri to care ’for two children. Call at Julia Morris to George L- Barrett; lots ANY AMOUNT Mrs. J. L. Hamilton’s, Interlaken. J8St DAILY PRESS third, Miss May A. Jones, silver jeWe! case; 550 and 551, $1. 1 fourth, Miss Schofield, feather fan, ivory D. Jones Roberts to Mary E. Roberts; BOARD WANTED. mounted, hand painted; consolation, Miss piece of property, $1. SPECIAL ADS. George F. Bartleson and others to Sam­ For gentleman, wife atid infant, for August and Brennan, piec§ of Dresden china. Gentle­ September, arriving Saturday afterncon, and uel V. bartleson; lots459, 4(50 and 4‘J1, $i. 5 a n d 6°/0 leaving Monday a'temooo. *ach weekt private men’s first, Miss Mamie MeKinless, silver Mary Mitchell and husband to John H. family prete.red; state terms, which must be BRING IMMEDIATE RESULTS mounted1 stein; second, Edward P. Maher, Gritlith; lotsUtl'i atid 970, $10,000. litw. F. A. P., the Pre»s. 181-85* poker set; third, Miss Patrick, silver - EATONTOWN TOWNSHIP. ELKCTUIO TKAKKT TLE. WILLIAM GIFFARD GRAPHOLOGY. mounted glass bell; fourth, Mr. Haight, Athi'e L. VanKirk, executrix, to John fuss of aL.v sort. When the kettle is Character reading from handwriting by expert. pearl handle knife; consolation, Mr. Rey­ VanKirk, jr.; land at Oceanport, SI,200. Address with 23 cents enclosed. Professor Orapho, removed, crackers can bo wanned 011 nke Avenue Hotel.i * 180 83* nolds, match safe. MATA WAN TOWNSHIP. the standard or Welsh rabbit made in 222 Haiti Street Edward Farry to Lewis H. Boyce; piece a pan set upon it. The kettles hold WANTED, AU the guests at the Edgemere Inn of property, $3 IKK). from pne to two quarts and may De Rooms and board for man apd wife, beginning formed one big jolly party last night and Eleanor S. Thorne to John Stemler; piece August 2 •; also for lady with two small babies; of property, $1. had either In nickel or silver plate. Ocean Grove near beadh; state terms and location. enjoyed to the utmost the donkey party ar­ Edward Farry, executor, to Fritz Weber; Stewpans, egg boilers and . coffeepots Insurance Written in Best Com­ Address 110 Press ofllce. 180-85t ranged for their benefit. The successful lot at Mata wan, $500. are made on the same plan, and the panies. Lowest Rates. tall pinners were:-Ladies’ flrst, Mrs. Alden, electric chafing dish Is simply ideal. F O R S A L 6 . Dresden powder box; second,. Mrs. Kenney, Two good borses and two delivery wafcops; one TJhe Sreat Uiettle Store .llarrlaKC “by Ha'lter. All these may be connected with the for general use and one a sldedcor oakery or milk Japanese stamp box.' Gentlemen's first, Among ignorant people of English lighting circuit wagon: will be sold separately. Address H. Mr. Wilson, Indian head tobacco jar; sec­ dBresnahan. 179-85 birth it is frilly believed that a wife ond, Harold Woodruff, Dresden ash tray. 9/fattison jtfve. bought with money or goods is legally No man should marry till he can SELECT HELP WANTED. married if tbe purchaser leads her all listen to a baby crying in the next Housekeepers, cooks, waitresses, la^idresses, There were 15 tables of progressive the way home by a halter. room a n d n 6t feel like breaking the ASBURYPARK nurses, chambermaids. Select help furnished. eucherers and three players left over, last Address or call Mrs. E. Chamberlain, 97 Main Mr. Baring Gould, the English anti­ furniture.—Exchange. , avenue, O. G. ' 179-205* night at the Brunswick, and a jolly, happy -4 -- quarian, tells of a village poet known party It was. • The three odd pluyers in­ •to him who bought a wife for a half f Eighty-five per cent of tho people FOR SALE OR RENT. dulged in cut throat, while the others pro­ crown and led her 12 miles to his cot­ iWUOfolio tare lame are affected on the left A- flne bargain offered on a 45 room Hotel at gressed in regular style. The prize winners Seventh Avenue Avon by the Sea. , Call on R. C. Love, office Post tage. . Wde, Office building, Avon, N. J. 119tf were: Ladies’ first, Mrs. W. B. Mann, Dres- The squire and the rector protested den*bonbon dish; second, Mrs. Scheckols, . M rs. J. JF. BRADLEY to the village poet that he was not Austrian pitcher; third, Mrs. Henry Sayre, gath Houses legally wedded. Dressmaking aud Ladies Tailoring ...... j__Maln Street and Laate.AYenoe,. silver and cut glass salve box. Gentlemen’s — ?‘ W-byi -ye» I’"be,-i!. be- replied^ « P 11- -first, John Weber,- Peptlitz -figure; second, HcCifii Building?" ’ " — ...... AsBuav'pARxT take my Bi ble oath I never once tcok DRUG STORE CHAT. This group has the finest W-tf • Formerly with Mrs. Bennett J. C. Kissel), silver whisp broom; third, the halter off till she’d crossed the door- Mrs. John R. Hendel, Dresden ash receiver. bathing grounds along the •ill and the door was shut.” T H E C R O W N , The latest instances of such wife sales F a m o .u s f o r o u r ’S o d a . Atlantic Shore. 145 Main avenue. Ocean Grove. Open all the A very enjoyable progressive euchre occurred in 1858 and 1859, when wom­ year. The most homollke boarding hotise m p/irty amused the guests at the Gladstone Ocean- Grove. Steam heat, baths and all im* en were sold in Little Horton and in ■ Crushed Pineapple, Peach, provements. Terms reasonable. 252tf last evening. The prize winners were: Sunday Bathing from 6 a. m. Dudley. In these eases a blue ribbon Strawberry . and Raspberry Ladies’ first, Miss M. Boclker, gold m ount­ look the place of the straw halter. BOARDERS WANTED. to 12 noon. Ths Hanlon, 821 Cookman avenue; open all the ed purse; -second, Miss Carrie Curtis, But, gentle ladies, the symbolic idea make delicious flavors for Ice enameled hat pin; consolation, Mrs.' Gib­ rear: terms low,' * 1 was the sprue. Cream Soda. They are vfery BATHING MASTERS : bon, stick pin. Gentlemen’s first, R. Gal- —Tf - ' F O R S A L E . braeth, silver back mustache comb; C'onNUmption Inkuonn. popular with the ladies, espec­ Edward White, Howard Patten. Roll top desk and safe. Address second, L. Flynn, match safe; consolation, In a* late number of the Bulletin de ially on account of their dainti­ Box 082. P. Sweet, pin tray. , la So dote de Geographic, M* de Sain- ness and honey-like sweetfiess. F O R R E N T . vllle describes the Indians (Eskimo) 10 cents. Cheap,f»mall completely furnished cottage,near Soap Mixed In the UTonsh, and regions of the lower Mackenzie Excelsior. Laundry Grand avenue: bedding , and linen if desired. Epicures may be interested to know river and mentions that consumption Inquire of W. w. McChesney, Heal Estate, ad­ (SNOWFLAKE) joining Hotel Vendome. 182-83t tliat continental bakers are in the habit is unknown nmmig the uatlves ami O i l S t o v e s of mixing soap with their dough to make th a t col«Is only affect them on conU&t L ’Unique Stain Eraser is a TUTORING. with civilization. An experiment was 812 Cookman Avenue Harvard Honor Student will tutor In preliminary their bread and pastry nice and light new wrinkle for removing all or advanced Greek. 1 atln, French. German, His­ Two W icks, 75c The quantity of soap varies. In fancy tried of ujM'nmg a soldered zinc case in tory, Phyilcs and Mathematics. Three years ex­ a healthy cam p of n ativ es and dis* kinds of spots and stains from A moat complete modern laundry perience; references. Box 1008, Asbury Park. Articles, like waflles and fritters, it is 169-85* ] ' much larger than in bread Tho soap is tributing Its contents among thbm. Capacity Increased two-fold ‘ I clothing. It can be applied Domestic finish dissolved in water, oil is added, nnd the Next day every member had a violent without soiling the hands in HOTEL PIERREPONT. mixture, aft- r ln-in^ well whipped, is cold, which was cured by administer­ We make a specialty of flne hand work on Mrs. Kelsey bega to announce the opening of added to tin- ;.:#«ir ing camphor.—Boston Traveler. thfe least, and is the most con­ ladies apparel and gents dress shirts. This de­ her regular season, and is now preparedto accept partment Is under the supervision of an expert guests. Terms reasonable. venient, neatest and best arti­ laundress. Drop us a postal .ana our wagons 95tf Hotel Plerrepont. Cookman avenue. will call and deliver anywhere. Blue Flame Oil Stoves cle of its kind ^ver put on the CYCLE INSTRUCTION. market. Price io cents. Suf­ A. B. HABM0RD, Manager Professors B. I. and W. L. Baker, expert cycle instructors, 411 Sewall avenue, Asbury Park. N. J, Three Burner, closing out, $ 7 . 3 5 ficient for long use. W e rec- Wheels furnished; lessons at any hour. Myrtle To the Hon, Director and Members of the Board of <$> House. 146tf ommend it. Established 11 Years. Freeholdlers of the County of Monmouth, State RESCUE MISSION. l o u i e T c h o n g of New Jersey t “ Drugs that Cure'1 have the CHINBSB MSUH&RY timonles of saved people. Everybody Invited. Gasolene Stoves The undersigned, property owners, tax-payers call. Of course. 910 KINQS LEY- STREET 104tf. G. w. Guybr, Bupt. Between First and Second AVesu Asbury Parkl and residents of Ocean Grove and Asbury Shirts, 10c,; collars and cuffs, 2o. each. Goods B A N D a n d o r c h e s t r a . called for and delivered. Work guaranteed to The Park City Band and Orchestra hr open for Tbree Burner, Clo8ing ont| |4.25 •respectfully petition your honorable body to erect a M a t t is o n A v e . P h a r m a c y . be satisfactory in every particular,- Give me a engagements; any number of pleceefurnished In, trial. ' string otj brass.' For terms apply to Q. T. Baktobd bridge over-the natural stream running between the Director, 821 Mattison ave., Asbury Park, Nn‘J. ” "■ . 'j city of Asbury Park and the lands of the .Ocean NO MORE BITES FROM PIONEER ELECTRICIANS. c o n c e r n i n g p i a n o s . 1 - - T * ■ People say; Dohm.Ipotice your ads. Tell me Grove' MetHodist Camp Meeting Association, at a how can you .sell p fab os cheaper than hofne . KISSING BUGS. 1 dealers and.even big $few York houses?” This Is a reasonable question and here 1s tbe answer and point whi;ch your honorable body may decide upon. Professor Clark, the celebrated chiropo­ explanation: A manufacturer, wants me to sell EverytMng for th iiitiicn dist and manicure, has made a great dis­ B ^ n c C o . his make of pianos I say to him,suppose, In " For which your petitioners will etfer pray, etc. covery for t.hose,poison insect bites. By ap- selling your piano, f come into competition with plyirig this preparationlto the face and lips, - ’ ' * ' you will hot receive any bi» es from insects) B i c y c l e R e p a i r e r s Signed ...... ' besides it bein& pleasrfnt to inhalei Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. # 7 1 a COOKMAN AVE. For sale a t m y ofllce, (550 COQKMAN AVENUE, tsontraeww * ' • '. ,You have the maker’s guarantee, that protects .opposite Steinbach’sMammoth Stofe. you. 1 am a piano tuner and select your piano parts even before they are put together. Drop BENJ. ALBERTSON me a postal and 1 will explain to you the myste­ ► If you favor the above, please sign andfo^ward DeW itts Little Early Risers benefit per­ ries of the piano business and save you a hundred '• Oontraotpr arid Builder , ■ dollars or so. By the way, you can have your manently. They lend gentle assistance to > ■ to the Asbury Park D aIly P ress. ■ Jobbing Prompt! pianos tuned now before the rush, test the work, na,^ure, cauBlng no palnB or weakness, ^er- Estimates Cheerfully and pay If satisfactory during the season. Given ‘ J Attended to Pianos to Rent. W7 O. DOHM. nunently* curing constipation' and liver 61? LAKE AVENUE ABBUEY PARK. Tuner, - • ailments. W, R. Ham. ■ - a Tf 819 Cookman Avenue. THB ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS. fort' riaa been made to utke It, though JItntfsetnenfs GEN. LAWTON'S RAIDS. a t tim es a leiv;, shells bavo been th ro w n BglEF t OCAl SUMMARY. JfmmemeMs Into It by tHe fleet. This Is in Cavite province, . In which Agulnaldo was Their Value as Campaigns ot bom, and whew nearly all the Insur­ WHAT IS GOING! ON IN AND O U R A I M rections have bad their Inception^ The AROUND THE CITY. Education. ‘ rebels ares very bold and frequently — — Is-to give perfect satisfaction. assail our outposts, and yesterday they L I Q U I D A I R captures! two officers of the hospital Ite n e f Interest.Ioo Small for a We have built up our immense business solely HOW TAGAEOGB faEBE DECEIVED, sh ip R elief! Who wenV.out Balling and Headline — Happenings Personal had the wind fail them while near the and Otherwise That Will Help to The S. S McClure Lecture Bureau presents CHARLES E. upon the character of our goods, the low prices at shore. To capture the place by assault Make the HUtory of Atbary Park, (8y«tetiiotlo Hlirepnaeatatioii of TRIPLER, the famous inventor, of New York. would probably cost as many lives as N eptune T o w n sh ip a n d V icinity. which we offer them, and the faithfulness of our service. Am erlcaa FnrpoHn and CJmraoler. were lost In the abortive effort to pen Miss Carrie Peterson, a popular young Visit ImrarreotlonUti EnoonraBed bj' ttae up tbe •insurgent army In Malabon. 1 iy of Mount Holly, 1 visiting her aunt, EXPERIMENTS IN LIQUID AIR Retreat of the United 3ta«en Troop*. Tjia fleet could tender It untenable, Mrs, H..O. Johnston, 611 Third avenue Leuo&i-TaoB^ l>7 Gs9»14sce> biit It would req«jlre 13,000 troops to Dr. asd Mrs. B. S. Keator and child have draw such a cordon around the town returned from- s delightful vacation spent Liquid air direct from Mr. Tripier’s laboratory. . Thei Manila ccrreapcsUdent ’o t the at the home o t Mrs. Koator’i) sister at as would prevent esqape when ’the Orange, N. J, Experiments eclipse Wonderland. New York Post, •writing, under date of fleet had driven the enemy out J. J. P A B K E R May 26 about General [Lawton's raids, Mine Simonron, daughter of S. C. Slmon- The latest miracles of science. While the rebels there do not consti­ son, the promkissnt lawyer of Passaic, la, Kettle boils on ice. Ice forms-over fire. And learn his prices before buying elsewhere. say s: .. tute a freal danger to Manila, since a :th her parents, occupying a cottage on Apparently the‘campaigning for-the strong |ine Intervenes, still their pres­ Fourth avenue. Miss Slraosnen is r» ex­ season Is over, and preparations are ence e g close to the city Is a constant pert swimmer and one of the fairest of our sum m er bathers. being made to establish tbe garrisons ’remtaaer to the natives ns well as the ASBURY PARK AUDITORIUM Boston Baked Beans 6 c C a n The moving pictures at the Electric ca­ „ tlmt are to be kept during the rainy foreign- Inhabitants that the Insurrec­ Fancy Cold Packed Tom atoes, 8 c C a n tion has not yet been quelled. So also sino this week nave won popularity among season and to send the volunteers the people. Mr. Paley has select* a line New V ork State Corn, 8 c C a n Is the continuation of the order requir­ home. Qeneral Lawton’s column has set of viewa which he promises will pleas? ing all persons to be off the street at everyone. The picture of the Asbury t'ark Saturday, A U G U ST 5 O ur Fam ous Fifth Avenue Coffee, sac lb returned to town, and he bos resumed night The time has been extended flre department takes wjSLwith the.crowds. I! you are particular about your co ffee and want something especially command of .tho First division, bolding 3ne, try this. from 7 o’clock to 8:30, at.which time The Rot, Edward'S. ' -y, roc tor of 8.15 O'CLOCK the lines south of tbe city, with head­ the street patrols arrest all persond on Bt. Davtd's church, BcrantgnAPa., is spend­ OWr Princess Coffee at j j c ing his vaoatioc with the 4 William N Is another trade winner. It is a special blasd of some of the best quarters In Manila, nnd MacArthur re­ tho streets except soldiers with ptoes Bally, a s Soventh avenue. ^Che Rev. Mr. Tickets, mains at San Fernando In command of and officers. This Is also a restraint M cHenry is exceedingly ©leased w ith As­ 25> 50. 75 c e n ts, $ 1.00 coffees and gives satisfaction. the Second division.' upon trade and the freedom of move­ bury Paik, and enjoys every hour spent W e have a Good Pure Coffee at 1 5 c here. I see that the question has been ment by. citizens that Is harmful to a lbs. Best O at M eal for sc ■ ■ widely asked, "W hat did General Law­ business and irksome to Individuals, OBIXI7ARV HECOKD. Avon Table„Pcars, 1 0 c C a n ton accomplish ' by his. expedition Sentinels ore vigilant In this matter, S. [jATHING AT LOCH ARBOPR California Prunes, 3 a n d 4 l b s to r 25? across Laguna ds Bay to Santa Crira?" and last night they arrested some of Mary Elian Evans. Best m ixed Cakes, xoc lb And tho same query might, well be .the leading Filipinos on their way to a’ Mary Ellen Evans, wife of W. T. Evans, C alifornia A pricots, a Cans for age made as to bis first raid .through the” reception given by the United States New Pavilion and Houses at foot of Deal Lake died at her residence Jn West Park yester­ I Condensed m ilk, 7c C a n , eountrj to the north. He swept commission. This was a little awk­ day morning, aged 71 years. The funera* Q uaker City Laundry Soap, 5 cakes for 17 c . through the country by one route, 50 ward, and orders were hastily tele­ will be held- tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock FR ESH and SA LT W A.TBR HA.TH 1NG miles from the railroad, and returned phoned over the city, to puss all .per­ at the Mt. Moriah Baptist church. Inter­ This is nothing new or uncertain, it is ou.- old and reliable laundry soap; no better made. Y hy another. capturing half' a dozen sona to and from the reception^ ment at Mt. Prospect cemetery. J. H. Sex- Diving Board. Largest and Coolest Houses. fairly large towns, including San Isi­ Experience in this war Isas demon­ on ln charge. Hood’s Etoot Beer Extract, ioc Bottle ' dro, the capital of tlie insurrectionary strated tlmt raw volunteers are not re­ Dorothy Bef.nett. Superior Accommodation?. Picnic Olives, ioc Bottle •government after the fall o f’Maiolos; liable troops, but that with year’s Dorothy Bennett, Infant daughter of B e a n P o r k 4 c l b yet, beyond demonstrating that we training they make the beat. fighting Edward and Mary Bepnett, died at the res­ OPEN SUNDAY. Elegant Tea, 3 5 c l b . could send a column wherever we troops on earth. This lessen ihotjld be idence of her parents yesterday. The fun­ We have a very choice line of teao, rangiug ail the why frcm 85 cents chose and the Filipino army wns well learned by the American, people. eral will be held at the house at 1 o’clock- to $1.25 per pound. You will be t ertatn to Hi d a tea just powerless to' resist, there seems to be Yet the government seems not to have this afternoon. Interment at; Mt^Prospeot auited to your ta*te, somewhere along ting line.* little permanent gain, except that we absorbed It, or why the policy of cemetery under direction of J. H. Sexton. THE MYRIAD BANCEjS Good Cream ery Sutter, aoc lb hold tlie towns of Ballnag and Can' holding the old volunteers to the last 1-4 lb Can Potted or Deviled Haffi, 5 c .daba and command the Mlnuyan' val­ minute on technical right and falling Presenting the most beautiful combination of light, eoler and mot ion ever seen 'Service for itie Old Folks. 1 -4 lb Can Potted Tongue, 5 c ley, hitherto in tlie bonds of the to organize the new volunteers pro- Dr. D. R. Lowiie, leader of the young At the Court of Honor Building, OCEAN AND SECOND AVENUES Best Golden Drip Syrup, ioc quart Can enemy, and Rio Grande.de Pampanga •vided for by law? Should there be people’s meetings in the Ocean Grove tem­ Admfbsion 15 cents; Children 10 cents G o o d L a r d , 6>c l b as far as Candnba, to which point of trouble here and In Cuba when the ple, has completed arrangements for hold­ next campaign season opens six Good Bice, 6 c l b tbe river gunboats ascend the stream. ing a “pilgrim service,” to take the place of San Isidro Is again occupied by the lu- months “lienee, the new volunteers the regular 9 o’clock young people’s meet­ 17 1 * 1 3C package could not be organized in time,to be of surreetos, also San Miguel, and those ing on ^Friday morning. Ladies’ commits Leadine Stove PolUb, 3 c b o x any value for actual service. Prndent cities and the surrounding country are tees which he appointed have made a can­ THE LONDON GHOST SHOW foresight would call for one of two Come to headquarters for your Flour. We are well able to shelter them and supply vass of Ocean Grove and .have had replies AND W ARG-RAPH . them with food, as before. It was a things—either the organization of the still selling a single burrel of Flour at car from 800 women and men above 70 years of SOMETHING SfBSW. THE LATEST ENMSRTUKMENr AT M E FLOUR load rates. array for effective work, or an aban­ campaign of education, not of the lead- age who have accepted invitations, to be HARIONETTE THEATRE, OCEAN AND FIRST AVENUES . era of the revolution, for they were al­ donment of the programme that prom­ present. Of this num ber 40 will have to be NO EXTRA CHARGE. Admission »o both Knrcrialnm ents only IO cent* ready well aware of their inability to ises to render the full arnjy necessary. convoyed in carriages. The holiness meet­ oppose, but of the masses, who have Regulars enough to supply the places ing will adjourn to the temple on th u t morn­ FOR CASH ON PURCHASE OR DELIVERY. been outrageously deceived by the de­ of all the volunteers now here will .be ing and will also participate in this unique signing men at the head of this move­ required for' another year at least, if “X v AUDITORIUM service. Prof. Morgan has arranged a ser­ BiMTEI IIBI m ent. “ • complete possession of all the Islands vice of old songs and old tunes which will The participation of tbe great body is to be taken and the Inhabitant made be used. | J l poem written by Mias Eanny of Tagalogs In the Insurrection Is to realize that the United States ex­ Crosby, entitled “Traveling Homeward,” J. J r F'AFtKBJR, founded upon a mistaken Idea of the ercises supreme power. will be recited by Miss Worth/ This poem 3 Americans and their acts and* inten­ The task of selecting the points to be THURSDAY. AUG. . 604, 606, 60S dooknsaa Avenue, will be printed on a pretty folder and given Other Btoree: Cor. Lake Avenjic and Main tions and deliberate misrepresentation garrisoned during the rainy season is Street, to each as a souvenir of the occasion. CALVIN F. COOKS E M M A B Long Branch, of the causes of the war and its prog­ not nri easy one. Two considerations Manasauan, Tel. 69 ASBURY PAKK, ress. The masses of the people Speak art-necessary—that th^y be central and . ' Little Falls. only the Tagnlog or some other ver­ commanding, nnd that they be easily Yonnc, fetronjc and Popplar. Sails frc m foot of First avenue, nacular and are so Ignorant that, many supplied from Manila. One of these The youngest hotel proprietor in town Asbury. Park, for the Fishing will no doubt be San Fernando, though and undoubtedly the strongeft^j^Walter G. of them do not know the name of the Goinbse’ Ijivery ~ adjoining pi'ovlnce. They have had that will require the guarding of the Smart ;of Atlanta, Ga., who, wiih Mrs. Banks at 8 a. m Bait and line no source of Information, except the lino of railway. Troops thus left as Banta, conducts tbe Edgemere Inn. Mr. Artists of Acknowledged Reputation included in fare. Kingsfey Street, Asbury Park garrisons should hnve barracks, but as Smart Is wonderfully developed muscular- moro Intelligent nnd better educated Two Full Hours of Solid Fun and Laughter Bet. 3d andrith A ves. Telephone Call No. 65. m en n t tlifc head d f th e revolution nnd yet the troops along the railroad still ly. His blcepB measures the same as Cham­ live ln tents. Cnndn.bn, on the -Pam- pion Jeffries’ and almost aB hard as the fa­ F ^ R E $ i . o o Allenhurst & Deal Stables, p'Jeptune Ave. the newspnpers published In their in­ TICKETS, 2}B and 50 Cents paiign. can be Toadied by boat'from mous boilermaker's. The muscles of his Telephone 21 I. terests In t|)p TngalQg tongue, such, as Tickets "now on «ile at Williams’ drug*tore. Ocean sailing excursions only La Indepc'ndencin and' La Heraldo de Manila, nnd will probably bo occupied. chest, shouIderB and are back alsoure nearly Second avtnuo und Kingsley Htreet. Biaqcl oflioe: sul“'lBiTN,a1?o'vEn • Revoluclon, nnd these have from .the On n pinch the railroad from Manila to as rigid and hartLaa iron. One of his favorite at 2 p. m. Calumpit might be abandoned and sup­ one hand exercises is with a 150-pound bar All the Latest Designs In Traps, Cart*, Boulevards, Rubber Tire and Bicycle Runabouts, Bug' first pursued a course of deliberate de­ For further particulars see three sheet posters gles, Phaetons, Two, Three and Four Seated Surrdys. Shetland Pony for Children., ception. They have said that tho plies for Snn Fernando be sent by bell, which he easily liandies: He Is ah ex­ F A K E 5 0 C E N T S ______W. R. COHBS & BRO, Americans linve invaded 'the country water to Cnlumplt and thence the few pert boxer and an adept ln'punching the to impose-taxes upon them more bur­ mites to San Fernando by rail. If Ba- bag. For several years he played right Cttpt L . NEWMAN. Capt. FRA.NK PEARCE densome* than those, they paid to Spain, llnug is held, the garrison will have guard on theSfootball eleven of tho Georgia Fairy Carnival something, by the way, which the revo­ to bo smnll, as hauling supplies 1 ? Military institute. Ab a hotel proprietor he DYEIH8 BLEfiCHIHB lutionary government has actually miles by wngon road will be a difficult is gonial ai.d well liked and his excellent 100 YOUNG PEOPLE IN beets doing, and. that we killed the old matter. Near the city the Hue of the hostelry is meeting with deserved popu people and children. They have fur­ waterworks must l>o protected, • and lurity. . line’s visit io cnniaM T H E PALACE ther assured them that-they have beat­ troops here should have other habita­ r : s m i t h J. H. LnPearl’s Shows . 1 en us ip every contcst and killed tions tlinn tents. If troops arc left in Eighteeutii ^Season J. H.[LaPenrl’s great allied shows, two Inil Its Sleeping Beaitg thousands of us, nnd It would only be ithe flejd In tents during tho rainy ring circus, gigantic museum, golden me­ a short time before we'would be driven Reason, I predict a greater amount of Educational tlall MERRY-GO-ROUND Get on the Track Ladies’ Hair Dresser^ away or all killed. , With no knowledge sickness than the army has yet had. nagerie and grand royal spectacular Roman hippodrome .will exhibit at Prospect avenue and find out how we can And dealer in HairOoods of the actual facts and no comprehen­ A garrison must be left at Pasig, T O D T I G r H T grounds,* West Paik, Thursday, August 10. sion whatever of the powor and re­ and the Pasig river must be kept open oni MOTO M adam e Imuloe Sheldon please you. We know Toilet Articles and Combs Two performances daily, afternoon and uuLUlulu Atid John T. W atkins sources of our government, the deluded by the gunboats, which must also com­ NOW OPEN people who have visited night. The dcors will be opened fully one people were easily deceived. . Wlicn mand the Lagutin., On the south the Polite attendants. hour before $he commencement of each per­ us nearly every night,rai n Lawton took Santa Cruz, tie learned insurgents should be driven away UflDER WHST END HOTHL formance, to give visitors an opportunity to that the thunder of his guns was the from the entire route, by ’ land from E l e c t r i c C a s i n o Good Music. ■or shine, cold or hot, dtar A 8 B IJK Y P A R K oxaniine the many rare wild animals In th* first knowledge the people of tlrnt Manila to Cnvlte and the chief places, ing the summer months Parannque and Bacur, garrisoned. menagerielidepartment, and to hear the Special care taken of child­ province had of the fact that the in- PflLEY’S KW ECHK0SG6PIG for twenty-two years. We fiurrectos were not In possession of Thii? move has yet to be made, but It superb concert given by LaPearl’s famous reni with or without nurses.. may- be- included- la the movement M arine band, Ju st befar&_th,e-arenic displays^ “til i rrk it- speaks-wel i f or -us - - Manila, and nirtbrougbvthe campaign: - MOVING PICTURES- w m m to the north the approach of our army about to take place. There has been a Tho afternoon and night performances are All welcome. w h k that many of our was the lirst notice the people had that great deal of criticism on the part of always equal and complete; not the least An entire chaiige of pictures this week, In­ CHIROPODY curtailed or^slighted. we were hot cooped up behind breast­ foreign residents and business men, cluding the E. SCBNITZLER, Proprietor. regulars are the resi­ works by the boastful Filipinos. particularly tlie English, .because tho ASBURY PARE dent Asbury Parkers railroad has not been opened to traffic. Crowds Visit Day’s. WVWVW¥¥W¥¥W W* t General Lawton abandoned Santa themselves. Our gar­ Cruz, bringing with him a few cap­ Certainly this seems well founded. The large electric sign 011 Asbury avenue tured launches; and the insurrectos arc Beyond San Fernnndo, clear to Dagu­ will guide visitors straight to Day’s famous Fire Department dens are beautiful, pan, tlie road. Including the greater Ice cream gardens, where will be, found the H B JOHNSON again In as full possession of that re­ Afternoons 3. 4 and 5. K E E P CO O L and our ice cream part of the entire rolling stock, Is still vast throng of summer guests engaged ln gion as before. The distinctive gain of Evenings Continuous from 7.30 to 10'.3 Hotel, 100 children, also C ream atantinl gain fr«m ^^w ^a''eam paigii ergy *’nnil resource. Translated Into in ex trem is ?” ludies1 and gentlemen for .t prices consistent with good worbman- o f a-ifiofitln., 'd u rin g ^ j|.fiW tiln 6rth e .rest money; the colony has suffered a loss, The old man was not soiug to bt summer amusements; iip. o B u tte rm ilk o& nbe army rest^Jan‘4¥41d;)iothlng duo to moro Inadequate., rainfall, of beaten. “Aye. he’s rignt in. your rpv ®AT*«mSpoWD e ' 1 . hdnor roll. Children W. C. WISEMAN, Graduate Optician after the advance ‘oft^ie& Kliur from erence.' ‘ After a panne ho added as ti class, Monday, Thurs­ from $00,000,000 to $ 100,000,000. . f r r cjUt s t h e p h l e g m ” day" and Saturday, 10.16 ’Farms and Dairy at Fairfield, Sldlolos to ■ CaiuihplfoiaUd . San Fer­ clincher;. “ C lean in, j>oor chap. .Righl up to thd neck, sir.”—Cornhill Maga Prevents and -cures Hay Fever and Cold In a. m. Danolne, gt;aco of Caldwell' Township, Essex Co.; nando. Y-- ' i Not b e r Style. p ’ the Head. Try It anil bo conv'noed of its merits. bady, BtaRe or parlor. New England Restaurant Not yet has MiioIIa.'.b'eeti -relieved o£ aine. Auk'for free sampUV at the following druggists: “The ifleaf’ extlaimed the sensa­ Qeo. J5 Williams, Kinmonth & Co.,S. D. \Vool- America's famous mats- A REUULAR DIKNER FOR 15 CEf^TS N J- ■ ■' - / ' the dread alarme of war. Tile rebels ltiy, L. 0.! Qrenelle, C. J. Black, T. M. 8tpw*rt, Prof. L. E- Dare. tional,actress as she/beat an,angry tafc* No< Very Cbmfortlnar. W. R. Ham anti Matt'aon Avenge Pharmacy. Steaks, chops and other order cooking. tOcent are so close on the south linn that Ur-, too on theiflrior with her slipper. dishes. Open day and night. . * ■ MADAME M. SHEPARD ” Stay^pight—Tonjjny, lo you think . . , . . FifthSeasoia .. ; ing can Be heard . frequently, and -the: “W hat’s„tlfe trouble? Can’t you gdt Ocean Grove Employment Office entire native population of the. city your sister is fond of ms ?. ■ You. can’t cure dyspepsia by dieting. 010 M aiQ 8 t~, cdr. M u n roo Avd. Ch'irm:m titiiai . a n d I k l a n i o u r c yourdivorpeT1’ < E a t good, wholesomo food, and plenty of it 47 PILQRlfcj PATHWAY .ifBpeeWs&ssasBaSrsstotha'fMt ilius has positive proof tjiat- the Insur­ • Tommy—I don’t know. She gave me ; ; . ABBURY PARK, N. J. ; ; , “ y e 8,‘.iJipt that lawyet bps offered to “ Kodol IJyspQpsla Cure digests food with­ a aooB cans/ venoe a quarter to roe tho clock baif an hour out aid fropa the stomach, and is made to Ait kinds of flrst-cla® help fnralabed on short rection la still actlve^o-Thcjrebels have sectire^it without publicity)”-^-Wash* Becon3 Soar Best ta Stetolaeh’* store,. faat-Jew ish Comment ■cure. W .H. Ham. ^ notice, C. W. BO^TB, proprietor.^ a stronghold, at Paranijqtie, on. tbo. bay ington'Star * - •" fronting Ovenshlne’s Uine, aid po ef­ , i i 1 1 . ' . i, ii -«•s » i i ‘■ w?N,;n ;vn, • _ ,tf 3, a „ ~R , . { j ^ * * 4 THB A ^ W ' \ K D A ( LY P WESS. Ocean 6 rove Hotels Ocean Grow Hotels OFF TO ill) — z r t ------Yellow Fever Expert Leaves Kew | i. , ■ i •'— - v ‘JWX" ' ' York For Soldiers’ Home. s Ranges, $ 1 1 . 0 0 OASES FOUND AT PHOEBUS.

W ar Department Experiencing Some 1)1 fHculty I» CeMliiff Trni»NI*«rti»- IS VOUR DOOR OPEN tlon For-the Soldier* Ordered to JLeave Fort Monroe. to welcome comfort and cleanliness this summer? - / N ■ Our Gas Ranges are driving old fashioned "methods of cooking with tneirjaltendant discomfort out of the homes of pretty ntarly eVety up- New York, Aug. 2..—lieneral M artin T. McMahon, one <•!* the board of governor* to-date family in Asbury Park. ' of the National Soldiers’ home at Hamp­ bo.you know that jJou can bake, broil and roast better with one ton, Y*n„ has left for the south, taking of our <5as Ranges than by any other method known ? tVitli him Dr. Roberts, eliief 0 1 th e san i­ tary bureau of Hie board of health. Tin- general said that he wished to inspect the yejiow fever situation at the In urn* for himself and had asked President Murphy of the bnard uf health for the I m A. M E B t R E services of an expert. The latter selected >1 Ht •IjflirVrie fiLMtlou io Ocean Urrtve Directly oi tUi* lake and ocean. Accommodations fir. Roberts. (yr i>J. ux.elleu: engine itn.l semoe. All modern iin»jrim*iiiiMc^ Send for booitMt. President Murphy has given tlie doctor T. II. SHAY. authority \o choose live physieijins to ac company liim. None of these will be re­ q u ired i o go, but volunteers will be askoj for. Dr. Roberts believes that every one The Arlington o f th e board*!:' stnlY o f m ore th a n oU p h y ­ Arlington Square sicians would go if requesti(d to do s^. 619 Mattison Avenue But, as it is not ut all certain that any Leading hotel In Ocean Grove. Every convenience; all modern improvements; ap* will be needed. Dr. Roberts took no l'!l>*’ pointmenls and s-erviee firstclass; elect-ilc lights and Im- 1 1 tn every room; exceptional lo­ siciaiis w ith him.! . l i e will w ire from cation; unsurpassed cuisine; New York orchestra. For terms and further information send for illustrated booklet. Special low terms for June. C. H M ILbAR. Hampton i£,hc needs them. ASBURY PARK, N. J. The chief of the sanitary l/ureau does Corner ot ■* >ce«n Pathway and Beach avenue. location not visit HiiTiipton as the rt»4 >resentative titintirttaj-seil; one blocfc from oceqo, near the Auditorium of-the board of health, but'in a personal ,UU| 0| Jtei points oi ime.*st. apiemua oc son, June 1 to October 1. (Beacliwood Villa, Lakewood, from October 1 to June J). capaeiiy. and it is said that no other .re­ MKR M A. PAUL. quest has been made to any other board of hesiJtli. . The local hoard Has facilities Ocean Pathway near the Beach,. Finest location. concededly in advance of tliose in any The Ardmore Modern improvements. M. M. RU8SELL. l \ m % . other American eity and a valuable ex­ time tables c a b l e s perience gained from •frequent encoun­ ters with yello\ jack. Dr.’Roberts* Ibis The largest and best equipped hotel on ocean front. ^C. W . . SIMONSON, • ' been connected with the board for 31 Seaside Hotel A. H. STOCKTON. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD years, and nm* of his first experiences The .Ocean Route JOBBER JJV with the dreml fever was in the outbreak Delightfully situated. Near all points of Interest. The Standard Railroad of America - -i ...... Liberal table, good service. Rates reasonable./ TWO FajIiD|S SES OtilKG STEMS of the epidemic’ among the soldiers, at Highland House F. D ROSECRANB. i ■ Governors island iu 1870. Patients On and after June 23,1899. Whiskies, Brandies, Etc. were segregated aud removed to Swin­ Ocean Pathway, near boaoh. Unobstructed ocean view. Near auditorium and all points of Inter st. Improved and newly REPUBLIC TRAINS LEAVE A8BDRY PAIIK—WEEK-DAYS. b u rn e island. W hen Colon*-1 W a rin g The Waverly furnished throughout Firstclaas accommodations for bicy­ AND ;>l BOTTLER OF BALLANTIN^’S BEERS was stricken \yitlf the disease last fall, nt cles. For terms address Postofflce Box J. H H. ALCOOK. F o r New York an d N ew ark. 6 8& 7 20, 7 45, 3 20, 9 i0 a m , 1 20 2 85 8 85, 5 87, afld 9 20 p m . ♦ I^oqcbs, and warnmted to keep In any Climate . Second avenue and Eleventh street. Dr. For E lfra b ^ 74a,»ai,.a m, 120,2 85,8 85,5 87, Roberts handled the situation from a Pitman, Beach and Olln avenues. Near ocean. Open COXUMBIA an d 920 p m , . .. . sanitary standpoint with such success all the year. Capacity, 250. All modern improve­ F o r R ahw ay, 9 20 a m J 120; S 87. a n d 9 20 p m . Dr. Starks Hotel ments. Firstclassin every respect Greatly enlarged Cn. n on (VS no. > w,__ Inn., _ C ottage and Hotel T r a d e a S p e c ia lt y that there were no other victims. aqd improved. W. H L. STORKS, M D. Proprietor. To Advtie ReKurdinR Sanitation. , u «u. a tu, iw Ik VI, 11 S All Qoodj Delivered Free ol Charge. Telephone Call 67a, Spring Lake It is from the standpoint of sanitation 27 and $59 Olio street. Enlarge 1 and Improved. Fine location. sSM,,f07,fl.2a.58T,848.6 Everything flrst class. Lowest rates. B. x 04. that Dr. Roberts will give counsel at The flulford y WATER J. MULFORD. For Red 7 m. 120,285.8 85, Hampton. “The things on which this -SPRING LAKE BEACH N. J For^PM lid^^^Bfoad Stre Trenton office lays stress,” he said, “are perfect Main avenue. 6,25,7 25.7 a’bi, In, 121288,8 88, 1 57,and 5 8 5 p m i segregation and thorough disinfection. A pleasant family hotel at popular rates. For Cam^)*n ;via .T>eqtou» and Oordentown, 7 I go there to offer the suggestions deriv­ Ocean House E. N. PRpNTIS. 907 a m . 12 88 and 8 07 p m, S; ■ rFor-For Camden andaid (FhBadelplil*'Philadelphia Toma Rtaer, ed from our experience here as to how Directly oa ocean tront. Enlarged and refurnished. Near audito­ . 6 40 find it » m .i 23, and 5 U p m.- ISLAND POINT... the disease may be-kept within its orig­ rium and hot and cold sea water baths. Large porcnea Good ForTc- ■ ' f Ul lHeljj b i interasMltate The Queen_ table and excellent service. All modern conveniences. Open through' inal limits,” ^ i Buttons,<►«), 5 is, m i 1 40 p m . out the year, ateamhoat. Sun parlor. For booklet and terms, apply I On Baautifol Shark River "While Dr. Roberts will have no over­ For, Point Pleasant and Intermediate stations, Corner Ocean Avenue and Ocean Pathway. Telephone 137. . 4 MH CLEMENT. .®.2 sight of the treatment of the sick, he is a 5! f 15. t 6I 03,ffi- • 40, and 8 S55, p m. **. * « . 4*3.4SO, «10, .believer in radical methods in handling 8 Oi?ean Avenue. Dl ectly on the ocean front. Modern In For New Brunswick, via Monmouth Junction, all appointments. Season June to October.* 6 25,700, 0 07am ,, 12 88, 8 57,aadSBS, pm . Now Open For the Season of 1899 them. The plan to which he subscribes The Langdon Direct Trolley Connections for has some of the features of the Turkish TB^DtB u u iv * » f f i o a x r o a ksBuut p a rk . Asbury Park and Ocean Grove bath. Patients are kept in a room where Corner Ocean and!Bath avenues. Convenient to all points From West JweptyrThlrd Street staUon, 8 65 a U nder the M anagem ent'w f J. K . LA RK IN S the temperature is maintained above 80 of Interest. Appointments are all new and modern. Special m. ia 10»(|^o S atu rd ay s only). 9 25, 2 55 8 25, The Chalfonte rates for J une and September. Special rates to excursion­ 4 30a n d 5 lO^and.6D5,p. m . Sunday^,? 55, 925, degrees, in order to induce a continual ists. Lock box 2054, S. W. EHLERS. Fourtrips Every Da profuse perspiration und enable the skin station, a t 5 00, 9 00, a m , SHORB DINNERS to do much of the worfc of tV enfeebled 7 Seavtew avenue. Kept by Friends. Nicely located; half Leave Iron Pier Leave Hew York 13 20, (120 S aturdays only), 2 80, 8 10,8 40, 4 20. excretory organs in throwing off the block from the sea; near the hot baths and bathing 5 10, and 7 ^ p m . Sundays, 815, i) 45, a m , and New Arborton grounds. HANNAH BORTON. Pier 10 East RIti 5 15 p m . R estaurant a la C arte Pabat nilwaukee Beer poisonous waste matters of the system. I From Oortlandt. street statfcn, at 5 00.9 00, a m, LONG BRANCH (Between Wall street /'The prospect that yellow fever may 12 20, (1 24 S atu rd ay s only), 2U0 8 08, 8 38, 4 23. Twelfth season. Unobstructed view of the ooean and and South Ferry) 5 15, and 7 00, pm, Sunday 815,945a m, and extend tn New York,” Dr. Roberts said, bathing grounds. Sanitation perfect. Electric lights 1 1 a .m ., 5 p .m . 8 . 3 0 a .m ., 2 3 0 p ra 5 15 p tn. ii *I ^f A I I 0*^1 O 1*0 Special terms for June and September. PTO. Box 2104, X JTy - ± 2 LOBSTSES BEOI 1 .ED “is a very unlikely one. We are pre­ 1 p in., 7 p .m . 10.30 “ 4 30 Od Sunday will stop at Interlaken and Avon In pared to deal with it. however, and are Ocean and Abbott avenues M. B. HERITAGE. place of North'Asbury Park and Asbury Park to Music, Theatricals, Restaurant Lunch Coun­ confident that even if it reached here it let off passengers. Welsh Rarebits, Soft Crabs, Green Tortle Soup 3 and 5 Pitman aveuu^, 4 and 6 McCIintock street. This hotel Is ter, Oyster Bar on each boat. could gain no foothold. I have given or­ open all the year. 8un parlors and well neated rooms for the cool TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (B road S t.) TOB month. The only hotel in Ocean Grove supplied with Bea water ASBUBT PARS, ders t<* all our diagnosticians that they The Alaska biths. The location Is of the beat, 100 feet from boardwalk and C l a m B a k e D i n n e r s t o O r d e r should be especially alert in any case of close to auditorium and post offlce. N. H. KILMER, Proprietor. P H . TUP FAKE A t 4 05, 6 50, 880,11 44, a m , 2 42, 8 80, 4 08,. and fever they may ha mile.” 5 00, p.m , weeK-days. 8undays, 4 05, an d 8 80, The Jersey City board of health has Directly on the beach. Children 40 Cents. 75 CtS am . Slarket Street Wharf, via Camden and Thoroughly modem. Elevator. T renton, 6 10, 7 10, 10 80 a m , 2 30 and S 80 p, tn. asked the railroads to provide a detentjou Hotel Majestic ! Electric lights. Perfect sanitation. / week-days; 4 80, n m. Saturdays only. Leave -N "e -p t*ix 3D.e room, to be used, if necessary, for pas­ ' Ocean Grove CLEMENT & CLEMEN T Single Fare, so cts. GQHGteq. as cts. Market,Street Wharf via Jameeburg. riOam, sengers from the south, and has appoint­ 4 00 p m , week-days. [North Side o f Shark R iver, N ear Avon D epot ed a committee to take charge of the | i i i 80 South Main street. Ocean Grove. Table supplied with milk and § -* £ 1 1 Q j t E I T Q vegetables from our own farm. All modem improvements^JTerms WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH fumigation and quarantining of suspects. moderate Open all tht* year. H. A. TRUAX. Take ASBURY PARE and * LKAVB BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. J. R. SCOTT, proprietor Trouble In Removing; Troop*.’ BELMAR TROLLEY Id Avon For B altim ore and W ashington, 8 60, 7 20. 8 82, . TELEPHONE 07 F Washington. Aug. 2. — In connection 10 20,1123 a ra. 12 00 (1286 L im ited, Dining C ar) , with the precautions against the' further . THE YAQUIS KEEP AT IT. FINANCIAL AND 00MMEE0IALT 1 12 (Dining Car), 8 12, 4 41 (5 28 Congressional spread of yellow fev^er from the Soldiers’ Limited, Dining Car), 6 84, 617, 6M (Dining Mexican* Soldier.** Have Ilnrd Battle* CIomIuk (lnolnConN of the New Y o rk ( a r), 7 81 (Dining Car) r m, and 12 05 nig h t week home at Hampton and from Phoebus, 80 C e n t s W ith the ItedKklnx. .Stock Exehnnfce. d ys. Sundays, 8 60. 7 20, 0 12, 11 23 a m, 12 09. where three cases have been reported, 112 (Dining »*8 n , 44l” (5’20‘congresslonal Chicngo, Aug. ‘J. — A special to. Tin- N*>»v York. Aug. 2. Limited, Dining Car), 5 84 CR5 (Dining Car), ~ ‘ some difficulty is being experienced in re­ Money on call firm at I per cent. Prime 7 81 (Dining Car), p m. and 1205 night. S hark river a m u s e m e n t g o m pa n y moving the troops from l'ort Monroe. Tribune from the City of Mexico says. Time tables of all other tralnB or the system News from the lower Vaqui river country mercantib' piiprr. per cent. Storlinu None of the steamship companies will vxclutnue e«!>y, with actual business In bank­ PATTEN LINE may be obtained at the ticket offices or stations, S o u t h e n d o f S h a r k R i v e r B r i d c e is that roving bunds of Indians arc kill­ „ J. R- WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt take them, and just now no government ers' bills at. jfl.NP^al.soV** for tlemand ami AND THE s. 8. Hutchinson, Qen. Manager. transports are available. ,, ing but hi Mexicans aud Americans and at S-i.Kla-l.sl^ for Oo days. Posted rates. It was intended that the troops should that a number of America us in tho out­ Sl.P4al.K4K'»nd SJ.^TVaal.^. Commercial bills, be conveyed by- the Pennsylvania Rail­ lying districts have already been slaugh­ Silver certlticutes, OO^aOIc, -Bar ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SVKMSR m $89S tered . s i l v e r 'M e x i c a n dollar^, t8c. Government IilamiG mast Eleciilc a, l Co. GE&TRSL R. R- OF HEW JERSEY road' company's transport from Fort bonds steady. State bonds inactive. Railroad Monroe to Cape iCharles and by the Fears are 'expressed fo.r tho safety of < Meals a la Carte. Eefreahments, etc. the large 'number of American* prospect­ bunds firm. Via PLEASURE BAY Aaihraclie Coal Osai Excinstvdy, Insur- Pennsylvania railroad to Battery Point, Closing prices: Clam Bake Dianera to order. Boats for Hire by the day; week or seiuon, but the Norfolk authorities have notified ors w ho h ave been p*/»uring into the Atchison...... » 21 N*. J. Central 118 LEAVE PLEASURE BAY 1 tng Dcanlineis and Com/ort. Sierra Mad re inuuuiuius during the past Bur. & Quincy... 1H796 North American. 12% the Pennsylvania officials that if the Week daya...... 7 20 a. m., 2.10, 4.10, 5,10 p. m. Good Crabbing and Ffshlng, transport is used, for that purpose, she y e a r. C., <*., C. A- St. L.. jW XortStern Pacific. 52^ Time table In effect June 25.1899 will not be allowed to euter Norfolk for On tin? 22d u f last month signs of the Chesapeake A- O. 27^ l>«». pref...... 78^ RETURNING LEAVE NEW YORK TRAINS LEAVE ASBURY PAIIK. Chitat:o C/as...... 1201'4 N Y. Central...,. lifl% 'Take Electric Car Cookm an Avenue and M atn Street live days, which would cut off communi­ present trouble became apparent, aud Foot West 13th street For New York, via Sandy Hook route, 0 47. 712 Cotton Oil 43*4 Omaha...... 10WH 8.C0, 0.00, *11.U) (Saturdays *12.45) a.m.; 2.40 p,m. cation for the railroad between Cape Chief Tetabiafe, always pi aceably • in­ 7 50, 9 20, 10 55am, 1205, 12', 2 85, 614 pm . clined, ordered the tribe to 'remain Del. & ;Hudson:.. Ontario * Wfcst.. 20% Battery Park: SunaajBfrom Interlakenstation, 9.21,t» ui,4 Ifi Charles jjnd Norfolk. Erie... •- life Pacific Mail 48% 8 40,9 80, *11.30 (Saturdays *1.15) a. m.; 3 10 p.m. pm. Surgt'ri ntmTt'-' W ynr a n’ nrnTlfnrnatlr-' ^lxuc±^jind-Jtv:e~xit~tlin--pt4jlcapai--dist4ii-4»-- 'General’ Fle(!’tTic"TI2f' Heading ...... 21^ For New York, Newark ard Elizabeth Via all Vail 'W IUC.IAM G RIFFIN, Jr. , SU N D A Y S er vigorous priest against sending the ers shot. .The Indians fell upon their Hocking Valley... — Rock Island. 119^ • oute, (610 Monday onlv.) Q20,100, (780 New chief and beat him to death with clubs, York only). (7 85 except New York), 800, 10 65 troops to Battery Point, Del., and ear- Lackawanna...... 177H Silver Bullion.,,. — Leave Pleasure Bay 4.15, 4.30, 4 45, 5.00 p. m. am, 12 05, 2 10, 4 00. TlO^pm Sundays from W EST WANAMASSA .nestly recommended to the war depart­ and then n large band massacred 50 sol­ Lake Shore...... 201% St. Paul .;„.,132% Leave N. Y., foot West Uth st.-8.20, 8.40, 9.00, Interlaken station, 7 87 a m, 4 18, 8 05 p m. Lead...... 31 Sugar Refi nery... 102% 9.20 a. m. DEALER INJ \ ment the advisability of placing them diers in the barracks at Baeuui, slaugh­ Leave N. Y., Battery P*rk, 8.50, 9.J0, 9.80, 9.50 For Philadelphia and Tjtenton via Elizabeth port, tered Carlos Hale, a prominent merchant Louisville & Nash 74% Texas Pacific.... ,.23H 6 20. (7 00 except Trenton) 8 00 a m, 12 05, 210 farther north. I.ater it was announced Manhattan Con.. 110 Union Pacific 4i% a. m. ; , - 4 00sp m. SundatyfcfromJntertahen station, 787 that (JeneniL Merritt had acceded to the of Guuymns, and went down the river Missouri Pacific.. Wabash pref 23>£ am. 418pm, murdering aud plundering. . For Baltimore and Washington. 7 00, 8 00.^1055 Am j nest of Surtreon General Wyninu nnd Northwestern ....162 Western Union.,, 90 Baggage carried free with passengers. IMPORTED BEERS The noted frontier general, L/orenzo Cars leave Cookman avenue and Alain street, a m. 12 05, 4 00 p a Sundays from Interfakea that the garrison at Fort Monroe will be Asbury Park, 6.20, 6.80. for morning boat, and station, 787arn,4l8pm . sent to some place farther north than Torres, commander of the ipilitnry zone General M arket*. 1.10, 8.10, 4.10 for afternoon boats. Sundays, For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Battery Point. of Sonora, with 200 men, marched from New York. Aug. 2. 8 .S0 , 6.30, 8.40,4.00 B. ro. Chunk, 020, 800, (10 55 to Eaaton) a m, 1205. ALL THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND LI0 U0 RS FLOUR—State and western quiet, but 2 10, (4 00 to Easton), p m. Sundays from Inter­ Ir is stated at the war department that Potnn*to Bacurn and threw himself ori laken Btatlon, 418pm. the assembled Yaqui forces. A battle was steadier; winter patents. Sa.00a3.75; winter COTTABE TRADE pOUCITED the request o f’ii3.10; Minnesota patents, §3.70a For Wilkeeborre and Scranton, 8 00 a m{ 12 06 p m. sufficient number of United Slates troops waged for two days, in which 40 Yaquis For Buffalo, and Chicago via D.. L & W..R. R„ 3.83; winter extras, 52.40a^.H0. 8 00,10 5 5 am ,4 0 0 p m . be retained at Fort Monroe to act as and 1 1 soldiers perished. WHEAT—No. 2 red opened steadier a t ^c. TO LOAN.».. Postoffice Box 9 0 5 ASBURY PARK, N.J. quarantine guard cannot h*» Granted, as The Yaquis were pushed back'toward advance on roveringand less favorable crop ' RET* RHINO TO ASBURY PARE. the mountains, and on the third another news. Later it strengthened further on A t Flv.- P er C«nt1 there is no authority to use troops for Leavef New J ork, .via, Bandy, Hook route, pier 8 JOHfi N. WHITE H. W . JAMES M ich purpose. fight took place, in which 4 ‘d Yaquis and bullish cables; Septeti|ber,F4 7-10a74%c.; De­ N. R , from foot of Rector ’street. 900,1000, ■1 chiefs were killed. The Yaquis were cember, 70 lHOa77c. 11 00 a m O 60 Saturdays only) 2 00,8 45,4 80 •; PROPRIETORS -. RYE—Du’,1: state, 54c.; No. 2 western, 50Hc., $1^>00 6 80 pm . Sundays to Interlaken station, 100 Ten Garden n SueeenH. .dispersed and driven further into the pm. hills. ■* f o. b„ afloat, spot. , Bicycle Washiugjon, Aug. U.—Dr. Charles U. COH N - No, Tj’l^ned steadier on hailstorms 2 , 0 0 0 ■ - Leave New Yortt. loot of Liberty Btreet, ali-ifaU S h ep ard , .who is in ch a rg e of tin* e x p e ri­ State ttonps weru^gathered from all route, i 80, 8 60,10 CO a m, (1 Ou Saturdays only) west, lighter country offerings and covering; 2 T 5.880, 3M . 4.45, 588, 6 23 (80> Saturdays mental tea garden at Summerville, S. over Smiora by Governor Torral. About September, 'i'%a3*» 11-We.; December, 34%c, 5 . 0 0 0 only) p m Snndays lo Interlaken station, 9 00, Repairing x C., has made a report to the secretary of 1,500 iiien in all were mobilized and pur­ OATS-^No. 2 slow: track, white, state, 28a 9 16 a m, 180,400 p,m. ."1 agriculture covering the progress made sued the Yaquis into their mountain 35c.; track, white, western, 28a35c. « o ® Leave New York Xpim South Ferry, Whitehall fastness. The army was joined by artil­ ' POKK—Steady mess, t9.00a0.75; family, street, 8 25, 9 55 am .. (12 55 Saturdays only); Old Established Repair Shop up to date. He says there art* now about flO.-VJall./y). 1 65. 825,8 85. 4 85, 525, 6 10, (7 40 Saturdays SO acres of land under tea cultivation lery, which had been rushed from Chi­ 1 . 0 0 0 only), p m. Sunday? to, Interlaken station, 8 55 ‘ ill ill !;■< - h u ah u a . LARD-Steady; prime western steam, $5.55, am , 125,8 65pm. 7 To repair Bicycles right Is a duty the and-that .'MXHi pounds were sold last year nominal. The Yaquis took a position on the „ _ _ . J.;Hi OLHAUSEN,,Qen*l Supt. repair man owes him self. To repair them nt a profit of - T t per eeht. It is estimated BUTTER — Steady; state dairy, 13al7ct; . 3 , 0 0 0 H- P. Baldwin, Gen. Pass, Agt, 814 COOKMAN AVE, th a t w hen all tin* p la n ts now gro w in g peak of Cuestaalta, nnd the latest re­ Etate oreamerv. ISalHc, at the right price la duty he owea hla port is that a battle w*as fought on July customers ^ arrive at matjirity they will yield 1 0 , 0 0 0 CHEESE—Firm; large, white, 954c.; small, 4 . 0 0 0 2 0 and that the troops were gaining an white, »Kc. BICYCLE TIRE8 AT PBOFITLE8S pounds annually. — EGGS— Irregula.t state and Pennsylvania, advantage. * 6 . 0 0 0 PBICE&. . I ------15a 16c.- ' " Hand work a specialty, Delcuiote Off to tlie C u ir.t Volunteer* Call on M cKinley. SUGAR—Raw strong and held higher; fair A t B > s V e x O a n ti: BICYCLES RENTED AND: STORE D. r Paris, Aug. 2.-M . Delcasse, the min­ refining. 315 10c.: centrifugal, 90 test,45£c.; re­ Plattsburg. N. Y„ Aug. 2.—The presi­ fined Bteady; crushed, Oc.; powdered. 5%c. Old Established Repair Shop Gopds calle.4 for arid delivered. ister of foreign affairs, has started for dent received the officers of the Twenty- TURPENTINE-Firmer at 45a45Hc. J. W. Hetrick & Son St. .Petersburg to return the visit of sixth regiment. Urn is is the regiment MOLASSES—Firm; New Orleans, 82a86c, ON DEAL LAKE Send us a postal and our wagon Count MuraviefT, the Russian .minister of that is being recruited at Plattsburg bar­ RICE—Firm; domestic, 4%a7Hc.{ Japan, 4% 625 Mattfeon'iAve. will call. f . foreign affairs. It is reported. M. Del- racks. Among the officers were Colonel a55tc. Keator Block. . ASBURY PARK,N.J. MARICCUY casse ulbo proposes to- arrange the defails Edmund Rice, formerly colonel of the TALLOW—Firm; city, 45$c.; country, 4>£a . 5 4 8 C O O K M A N ' A V E . , of the czar’s visit to the Paris exhibition Sixth Massachusetts! volunteers; Lieuten­ -- HoBBIDE BLOCK ^iA Y —'Weakt shipping, 60a55c.; good to T e ib p u o n k , 129 A . - ; W , JAMES, Manager, of 1900, *nnd the newspapers here inti- ant Colonel William] P. Duvall, formerly mate the French foreign minister may instructor in tactics at West Poiut; Cap­ American jockey* Bhow W ell. a: ^fiunch direct to Farm from In. in oi)J r 'i niio . . ::i j :- raise the question of continental action tain Meeks, formerly of the Seventy-first London, - Aug. * 2..-—The Rottingdeajj ta-Iaken station evory ‘Ml minut&s. 1 ' in the event of Great Britain declaring regiment. NeW York volunteers; Captain plate W as won,. at’ Brighton, by Lord A BtrSotly flratolass family reaort. war against the Transvaal. Thomas j Talbot, formerly secretary of LADIES JASaTAfLOR William Beresford’s Blacksmith, with Open all ths year. i f n . K .-r.f • the Republican state committee of Mas­ “Skeets” Martin, the American jockey, ;Have you aeen Uie V D runken Man Slays, a Boy. sachusetts; Captain John Bordman, fchjC' in the saddle. L. Iteiff, another Ameri­ Susquehanna, Pa., ^ug, 2,-rAt Hall- noted Harvard athlete; Lieutenant For- can jockey, finished secopd on ^Ir. Oro- etead, ^a., Nathan Crandall shot and- tescue of Roosevelt’s rough riders and ker’s Salina. Our Grace was third. J a m e s "ST.Soxciepa killed Byron Coojt, a boy, Crandall,whp Lieutenant Duncan Elliot, the well known ‘Four horses ran. Plumbing was intoxicated, was driving nboftt town New York clubman. PATENT hum an when he was followed and annoyed by a Snttnfled W ith Ow1»orn. Tinning A CHH1LCN6E crowd of boys. He drew a revolver and Ilnrd to Forth Belgian Mlnl»try. Berlin, Aug. 2.—A. dispatch received * Bhot into the ci’b'ivd. .The ball entered- Brussels, Aug. 2.—The' delay, in form­ from Apia, Samoa, under date of July 27, says that the Germans there are sat­ HAIR SWITCHES Cook’s abdomen, and he died instantly. ing a n«*w cabinet is due to the difficulty Furnace Work isfied with the appointment df Mr. Lu­ Crandall's .son, was with hfm, and both experienced in selecting (n new* .minister i • 5 . . • \ .•;.. -' . No.stercd or oonls, . Cdn l»e rolled, puffed Mr. Taylor has bOen modollng a t A sbnry ther W. Osborn, United States consul * were arrested and taken to the county of war who, will .lie Both-,an officer and - or knotted to very'- top. N( iaoe, u« wires, Park for seven years. One bondred.dol- geberal at Apia, as acting chief justice no Det8 used In the coitstraotlon of Baojrs, IftSu ba« been placed with the Asbury Tank ja il. . * ‘ ' ■ : pledg'ed to the principle bf personal mili­ and regard it as a pledge of impartial "Waves, Wigs, eto. Call at Bpard of Trade, to b e slv em to th e -.rtnnei tary Service. - M. De Smet de Nayer, Biff.Deni In Coal Land*. , „ administration of justice. ' J. E. FL1TCROFT ia a sasd modeling contest, who can exoel who'is attempting to form a ministry in HAIEPARLORS Pittsburg1, Aug. 2,-^Pittsburfc and east­ . Wo carry a fuU.line o f .th em ., Also, .Mr. Tsslor. T h lt ohs-itecga te U> H -the. succegjSon to Unit of M. Van den Peere- sand artUts of merit in the.world. ern capitalists have just purchased '" -!, 0 0 0 Thomas Rhoades, Centerfleld, 6 ., ’writes: 1)00 til i\'hich resigned on accqhnt th e DIAMONDS, SILVBRWARB, CUT i~' Oppoalti/pdBtofflce n c re s of critol la n d iu W e stm o re la n d coun­ .of .“I suffered from piles seven orelght years. 6 0 2 % CoOKMA/i A VEUVE 'feject i< f the government’s electoral •FRANK TA^LOH, . ty, the consideration, it is reported, being IJo remedy gave pie reUef (untll ^eW itt’s GLASS Al^Df OPJlCAl. OOODS One flight front, oppodte poat-office, Aabury Park Editor IiongBranpb H sword. y o p o s V • ■- OCEAN GROVE * $1,400,000. It is ^he intention of the Is. says I he new cabinet will be' W itch Hazel Balve, leas thaii a box of wWch J A S p S 8 . YARD, uriunin permanenfly cured mpin Boothing. heal- Ju d g es, new company to make coke of the* coal usly in favor ofi#an electoral-bill A, W, CORNELIUS, / * MRS fc. C, eBNEDICT Editor Monmouth Democrat. em bi mI in« pi'itpomoiia.'vrepresentUtion; JEJkss Speoto! Myer^Beaenta 6rlng2 to ' JOHN K. V7ALLACE, and t 6 begin o^erntioqs at once. B , H an;. 624 COOKMAN AVENUE meaiate respite -.- • • Sh.mpiKiiEj, etc. •*.... Bdltor Asbury Park Journal, ASBURY P^Bk^iVlLY PRBSS, M w FWK fiottl*' ’ 'r‘K- > ' jjitaptWlrot«fe PijrH Ijot«l$ I Hibury Pafkhotm CHOICE CUT „ The popular WE8T END baaJkepc pace,’with tbe wowth of tbta great resort and has'beenim* proved ana extended year after year to meet the requirements of tienighest class of visitors. ■'■'.' It Is noted as being one of the largest and most select hotels In Asbury Park, beautifully located ▼ery near the beach on the most Important avenue of the city, and has; accommodations for four nunored guests. During the past year.the hotel has been thoroughly.rpnovated. . . fn the line of amusements/ the WE8T END HofE^j provIdesW many as can be found in any pret.class hotelin tbe country. With ita msgnJflcent situation, so close to Ocean and Lake, and on jne main thoroughfare of traveHo and from th«* beach. Its architectural beauty and neat furnish* ings and decoratL|jiflt there are but fet* to conipane with lb Its great ball room Is the center of all R. A. & E. N. RALSTON fashionable funcuuns, and Is undeniably the beat In Asbury Park, ^ LARGEST a>The orchePtra, amusement ball. and the charmlngset of young people Who throng to the * 1 FOURTH * AVE. AND KINGSLEY ST. 602 Cookman Avenue ' Opposite Postolflcc open ground stretching away from the corner of the hotel. Asbury Pars The office, being large, airy oiid rleafant, Ib a favorite resort of gufcsts. Tbe regfster bears DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH wuiam es of citizens prominent In the social and busltess life of the eastern^estcm and aouthera Greenhouses, Allenhurst TELEPHONE The dining-room is bright and cheerful, the cuisine unexcelled, and the service excellent. The parlore and reception rOom are attractive and Inviting, Tbe bedrooms are models of comfort, con* venlence and cleanliness^ - . j HOTEL THE LEADING HOTEL IM EVERY RESPECT of vehicle. Elevator, Casino. Electric Lights, Baths, Rates of the WEST END are as moderate as conristen t with the class of service 'm - GEO. L. ATKINS & SON. New Steel Mast Snaps OU' During a New management. For rat pa and other Information address ( Trial Race. F. t. TEN BROECK. Telephone 80 A, ■-> MORGAN & PARSONS STEAIN TC0 MUCH FOE IT,

Tin* ('up D efender 11 nil n fiootl Lend SUNSET «Mer llor llivnJ W hen the Acci­ dent lln|t|>ened—Totved In­ ti* Newport llurlior. L__ Xi‘W|mrt, It. I., Aug. 2.—The first of • N O W O P E N l.lu1 r;n*t-s Letthe <’oltiinl>!;i ;ind I>»»- I't-111 i«*1' I'nf ill*- . \ ''« |n |- t Clip, liei-hl |-< ‘d o il Twenty-third sea h o e •I u .-rU iiif'i hi-^1 l-Yhliiy Im-( jiiisi- of :'in ar- o p en s J u n e 18. S u p e ric rin Entirely Rem odeled and Beautified •i.n ni in the n.-l'i'tnl.T. in'less than an every respect. For terms ’i-'ur •-;im.- I.. ;i fii.t I a use nf .111 an hi. in lln- r«iluinlln* w a s h o p e le ssly J.W. ROCKAFELLER &SGN "HI or il • A Hi- was ma h> fast to tin* Sanit&rjr Plum bing i-i-ipph'd yinj t. and '■■he was taken hai-K (•> \eW |m 1 r| I'rdloWeil 1»V the \ >e- • tm : ■ fe tiii'el1 a n d l i e lieel •if | >I«-:I-tl 1-1 ‘ e ra l'i French Waiters Elevators whieli iiad 1.1 int.' al um wi 1 h (lie ra< AssuRv pfum .The judges’ Ini.ii S u l ta n a , lln v e lo rp o Tennis Court Golf Links PLAZA Ima-is dial fl h er cru ft th a t had THIRD AVENUE AND KINGSLEY STREET followed ilie vaehts ^alliered. ahouL the Hotel and Restaurant. American and European Plan. ('diimliia afier tlie mishap. What wa> Capacity 200. The largest aud coolest rooms, halls and porches .11 A s­ left !'i;indinLr *>f her mast was barely mi a Icvul with the'lower yardarm of the bury Park. Superior cuisine. All modern improvements, including electiic THE SELECT AND LEADING FAMILY HOTEL OF THE NEW JERSEY COAST. FRANK B. CONOVER, Owner and Proprietor Sultana, and slu had not a rag* of eaii- bells in each room. Best,location In the Park: »*elne db-«H?tlv.«n ocean and lake. Orchestra dally. Unexcelled vas set. Two lugs were standing close cuisine. Fish dinners a specialty. Write (or circulars. ' ♦ M AC CA 8 T L A N D & DOWNING by. The I)ff>iij|cr hovered about her. h . J. & S. A. BLY, Proprietors but had taken in her jib topsail and club to p sa il, A M odern H otel by the Sea. The race had ended much the same w ay a> lind 1 lie'first raee held off New­ port. when the defender met with an ae- Hotel HOTEL COLUMBIA » m p h ident. The situation in tho vicinity of ON T H E OCEAN FRONT. the eripplod ('nlunibia nunained uueliantf- d for several minutes. The’ stemii yaelit.s Situated In that delightful and select part* The most popular hotel in the of Town known afi NOR’lH A8UURY, ireled slowly about her as She rolled iu Wialdorf Park. .Uaexcelled location. tho troiurli nf the sea. and theDcftfuder Elevator. Baths. Evening pinners. FIFTH AVENUE On Ocean front. beai b:ie|i and forth by the fleet. One hundred yards from Special rateB fortune and September. The torpedo boats were the first to beach . leave the Meet and run home. The fleet Kingsley Street and Sunset Avenue was slow to leave the dismantled sloop, The only German house In W. HARVEY but when the tug started, with the th is c ity . WM. APPLEGATE, Prop. Columbia in tow. the other vessels fol­ Mneic daily. FAMILY HOTEL! »; E. WESTWOOD PBICE, Modifier. low ed. Terms. 58 00 per day. W. Butler Ihinenn, Jr., was in charge Grand arid Sewall Avenues r~ \ _ __A | % corner 'Second av« nue and Kingsley street. One Block from of the Defender, with Captain Rhoades P JO^TAS, I r ( l | * M f i n n beach. Unobstructed ocean view. Cool location OPEN ALL THE YEAR. B. K. S.NYDER,- at the wheel. Mr. I>uitcan also, had on P ro p . board as guests a party of naval officers! Steam heat. Electric lights. I Th one on tlie Columbia. All modern improvements. First avenue and Bergh street. Sun parlor. Reasonable prices. On board-the Columbia were Mr. nnd Laurel House The Carlton E. R. KIOHAKDS. M rs/C. Oliver Iseliti, Newberry Thorne. The Victoria A ______. ■ v ___ iOt ^econu avenue, pleasantIv situated. One block Captain Woodbury Kane and Herbert Third and Ocean Avenues Second Avenue and A m erican nOUS 6 from beach..joennL view. >11^ modern improve­ C. .I.Veils. ments. Electric Light, Gas, Baths. Klngaiey Street . .R. Wt.& J. H. BALL, n After the start tin* Columbia quiehly NOW OPEN. Nineteenth season. The Stafford opened ii]> :i gap on Ho- Defender, draw­ Under same management. Corner FSHii Atenue and Heck Street Open All The Year ing away from her wiTh surprising ea-*\ 1 ■ MIBS 8 KEMPE, Proprietor. Corner First avenue and Kingsley street. Open until October 1. The Opposite Sunset Lake / Special accommodations for bicycles house has good appointments, is pleasantly situated rear the beach, Kntli >kippers held their boats on th** Delphian with a fine ocean view. Terms moderate, M. L NIFMEYER, port iaek in almost dangerous |»ro\itni:y 1 S. L. LUKEN8. F o r te rm s a d d re ss' M RS A. L. GUY. in th e N ncragafisett T ier shor<* line. T h e /V • ■ ■ w (Formerly St. James). Corner Cookman ave. Columbia was fully a ipuirter of a mile The Wellington L j{\ 1 1 1 111i 51 I r l O T 6 I n^e and Webb street. Open all the year. Com- * I I V - 1 v l u l ft l U l v l niandlng full view of the sea. Broad porches, in windward and lietten-d her position Fifteenth Season. .arge, airy, comfortable rooms. Steam heated throughout. Service and cuisine excellent ev.'iy niimtle. K VAN AKEN. The Coiumbia shortly afterward ean*»* OPEN UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET. EDGEM ERE INN ilnpiit on th e s ta rb o a rd Iaek off Hazard*-* Eighth season-' Between the. ocenn and -Sunset lake; lower, on the Narragansett Pier shore, • . ' FRANK EL SMI’fH. Fourth Avenue. H&lf Block from the Beach. within fulf *rlow of both; within two minutes walk of The Park View tho beach. , I and ran ti. the southward, and then the Modern improvements. Fifth avenue. I M. E. PROOMALL. Defender entne about. Captain Rhoades RANT A & SMART. iaviiii: held her in farther .toward th^ First Avenue, between Bergh and Kingsley Streets. shore in traifi the advantage of the strum: The Westminster I ? f C* l l ^ H O i l Now open for the Md' reason >n under same mnnagementmnnagement. 1 * For particulars address SIRS...... W. L...... RICHARDS...... ddy. The old bnat had be()n put in a 2S& F o n r t h A y e n tiG letter weather position by thfs move, but Open all the year. Fnlarged and Im­ the Columbia seemed to have gained al- June to October. Eleventh season. Block e b i? a' half from ocean;'flne proved. Electric lights and gas. Fun par­ pnsl a ur'nute in :i run of about j ocean view. Bates and dther information can be had by addressing . Grand Avenue Hotel lors. Superior table. L. SILL. Proprietor. uiles. Captain Harr, took in !iis jib top* 8 . A. OLIVER, Proprietor. ail, but no elninge had been made ott r p ■*_ ^ „ -f „ t Eighth avenue, near ocean. the Defender from the time she had # I . y f I l f i f l l r j l Recent Improvements. Evening dinners. *■ V / U A U A l A t I A All conveniences, electric lightH, etc.- ro-sed tlie'starting line. * ISorwood Hall Seventh Avenue and Webb Street Tulkpuoxb—70-1 • FRANK M. COOPER The Columbia . made a short tack and •dond inshore lor about l!1 - m inutes, wlooi Corner Fourth avenue and Kingsley street. Superior table service. Now open. Enlarged and refurnished. she taeked baek to the south ward, st and A. J. HAMBLEEJ, M anager For oarticulars and booklet address b ig -Avelt. 1 1 . wi'iilhe^- hiiw of tlie 1 >«• Special-terms f o r the spring and fall months XheErankUn • - “Er - S i1wOUDt ■*— fen d iu v X shinljn-inV ive I*v“C afi'falii I l a r r Hr.use thoroughly equipped with tha Harris patent Are escripe and alarms , rang r j ?1!5TljLrd Avenue Fall ocean view. Modern Improve in i lie tirst IT Sainlv I look just In- 1 h p W XT’51 fl n A fa K menta. Steam heat and sun-parlor* for the spring and 304 First avenue, near beach. / * . • TRAVERS & TRUMPBOUR. ■ M v T T j a i l U U l l I Y fall rnonths. COMSTOCK & JAMES.’ Slxtli^season ore tin- tir«l marl; wa-. turned had help The Hollywood J. WESLEY CROSS. Manager il her greatly Tin* Defetuler had now Corner Heck street and S«-wall avenue. raw led through the < '..bin ibis’s h>e and 2 13 Second Avenue vas aiM’iiffi’i !y out footing her, but tliis Ten Broeck House TEN BROECK <£ JORALEMON. The Fenimore THOS. NpBLE. was offset by i lie Columbia's superior G ram ercy H otel ther position. The Columbia- reset Bll First Avenue. / v J U , 109 Tlilrd avenue. Ocean blo<*k. Twen tv-second season. Full her j il • .loii-ail. and shortly al'ti'rward the First Avenue, near beacli Excellent location. Home ■onifnr:s. I j I I T T O r l I I O L ! ocean view and ni*ar to lakes and bathing grounds. Perfect HcKinley Villa Modern Improvements. E. M. WILSON. w sanitary system, artesian water, gas, elect r it* light. leei-leni. whieh ended the raee. hap­ Under new, literal management. First clasa in all He appoinlmente. M. N. MYERS. pened For ratee, deocrlpllve booklet ana map showing location, address Tlie SliJitnriu'li Stnrln. HARRY J, ROCKAFELLER, Qwner and Proprietor ✓-V " 1 ___ ^ j _ vjr a fl ‘Fourthavenue and Kmtnlevstreet. 5:17 Second avenue. Near beach nnd aH places of inter­ 1 I O i l l l ^ i n ^ n O I P I Nineteenth season. • One block from ocean. est. Special.terms for June and beptember. New Man­ I ll/iV l PHILIP piLDRICH. 1‘roprietor. fJreeio eU.’ Aug. Shamroek *.larted The Lyndhurst agement. . K. H VAN NESS. from her. with the flood tide and, all--: 310 Cookman avenue, idjustini: her. eompasses, pi led i:i Trentdn House and Cafe One block from ocean and Wesley lake. O ther R esorts the din-rtion of Kairlie. Her departui-» Ail modern Improvements. Superior table service. Twenty-third season mi1. T H E L E N O X ment. Special terms for June.and September. K. 8. WAGNER. . 1 ■ 11i n l : 't h e i|u a y s . 'l'lii'y L'.-ive ih e ya.-ht i etithu-iastie send off 80S KlttST Avk.m k, flvonDo-tne-Sea Fourth Ave. one block from Ocean Near the bench and prom euailr A ^ conveniences nnd Near Fifth avenue Bitfbifig grounds. Complete la all modern improvement?, comforts for permanent and transient guests. Excel D ir e c tio n th e Reach Itolierl llonner’s W ill. Hotel flatthew lent table, the best beaa, and m<>s! approved sanitary NYvi V'i. U. Aim. ' ’l ie- will of th.* . nfeS. J. A. PENN. equipment. Address G. W. JIatthkws, 1‘roprietor. Every room looking out A V O N l/N/N on the ocean. lute le d - . - 1 1 I*.»t>ner. ih*- p u b lish er and One block from ocean. Open all the year. Excellent ac­ Entirely refurnished fr< m top to cellar. Open all the year. Hot and cold salt and fresh water baths the V.innder of tin- New York l.edgor, commodations for guests at moderate rates. Near car Hue, in 1 he hotel. For terms apply to CRANSTON it HAND, Managers. Avon Irtn; «r. r*7( Hroailwa.v, N. Y. been tiled for piobUe iu the siir- The Brighton churches and popular amusements. HUNT le’s <.litre. The value of the estate Hotel Clarendon an Third Avenue is not given. The instrument, by whieh Now Open- 1 30a Filth Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J, Nearest house to the obean on First avenue. lie testator left all of his property to hi* Full ocean view. three, ehildren and to two grnndehildren. Two blocks from the ocean, One of th® finest views of the Paris and oeeaE Surf House r ’ Twenty-fourth Season, was e\eeiited on ,lutie 1SIH). Mr. lion- to be had, Near Sunset Lake, boating and bathing grounds, Firstclasg hotel ■ E. A. MARTIN. ner died ou July The ehildren aro in every respect. - , GEO. W. WATERBURY. Mrs. Kmma .Jane Forbes, wife of Fran­ Corner Second avenue and Bergh street. cis Forbe>: Robert Hdwiti Bonner- and 8 Seventh avenue. Near 8eventh avenue sun parlors. Open all Fourteenth season. b year. Steam beat, baths, gas: large and comfortable rooms, The Ashland MRS. A. GEORGE. Frederick Bonner. The grnndehildren of St. Laurent 8. FLYNN. the testator, who are tho sons of his dead Sixth avenue, two blocks fr-*m ocean. ii. A ndrew A llen B o n n e r, a re Robert Now open Remodeled and lmprored. 21st Modern Improvements. Appointments flrsfc-class. _ Ooean Grove ~ Season. Address The Northern C. M, JONES. Alh-n Bel i.er nnd Knwrenee Kip Bonner. M etropolitan Hotel THEOppRE OVES Pitman Ave., near nr'** t ______— m _ Corner Third avenue and Kingsley street. Ooutite Kleet rix*iit Ion lit \nl»iirn. Nineteenth season. Flint-class accommodations. the Ocean, Auburn. N. Y.. Aug. 2 Before the One block from Ocean. s ®“ ,i?ufK,,B Mof The Leadley Bpeoial Rates for June and Feptember, I he i^ornianclie.0^ otkovebT- Twenty-fourth Season. m orniuiz <\\i\ ha*I ri-eii f;»r enough above’ EROBST & LEADLEY •W 1N TK H SK.VSfflX the Imri/.on to lighten thi* gray walls of ^ \ 7 _ ^ .1 _ * Sixth avenue, third house from bench. Unobstructed ocean CHAS. J. HUNT. the prismi here lie* stnte of New York ( TamD Avrkus. . . . I I 1 A Y f t r K S I l i r f t view. • Excellent cuisine and service. Specjnl terms for Evening dinners. Prices on-application. * ^ ^ June and September. C. S. I|UNTt Manager THE TQWEtiS, LAKEWD0D, N. J. Ihh] imrled two men into eternity. If the Minot House 6 OAPT. J. MINOT, Proprietor. agonyVil' wait ins: for death for month* 808Second avenue. This hotel Is delightfully located. Only can beVliininated, both of the murderer** ; v 200^ Third' Avenue. 1 v v l H a r Q ^°e from the beach and has ah the^modern Improvements met their death »'i»li greater dispnteli Now open. Large, cheerful rooms, MRS. C. M. VAN WICKLE. The Warwick • Terms reasonable. • than their vietiins. Osear Kiee. a white Corner Grand and Fifth avenues. Open all the year. Opposite man. within four infinites was officially boai^tlfuj _Sunset ... Lake.- _Terms reasonable. al)U Sixth Avenue.. Two blocks from board walk; full ocean M. CONKLIN. pronouneed dead. Teh minutes later, al­ modern Improvements. Special terms for June, The Berlitz though the witnesses had to bo changed, TlwEdward a- ^ JA& M. HAQERMAN & SON. m m 'J * Sunset avenue, one block from ocean. All modern improve- John Kehiie.lv. a lo-trro. sat dow n “in tho ^?lh8i ekctilo lights, electric hells, ^able^flrst class. fatal i:hair\aiii^ w a^‘killed. ’ t 210 8e&md avenue. Eleventh Season. Good Ocean iTiflUlSOfl J. K, DODMANI view. Buperior table. Special terms for .the 8pring The Evening dinner/ otel Gladstone and Fau months. Mas. Jk B. APPLEGaTE. ADVERTISE IN Comer Grand and Munroe avenue«t One block from-Electric •ftreiii Storm In \!p* i onnlry. cars and live mihutes walk from the beach or railroad'station. f'nris. Aug. 2. — A.;*storm of great vlo- ig I I * — J i L L L d i A 803 Fourth avenue, 5 blocks from beach. Season April ^Steam heated. Open all tho year. Snperlor tab’s. Commodious n awtnOjrlaC *°terms for the^Bprldjj and Fall The Orange porches; Spteclal rates for families. , ’M. J. GEN0NG. •lenee swept over the enmnume of Banon, I K, J. DOTY, in the Basses Alps. The roads were Third avenue.* One block from tho beach. • All modern washed bub bridges' were swept away, Second avenue* near tbe beach. , Improvements. Newly furnished throughout. flocks w4ro drowiieilj and on flu? furm siu n o w O PBN The Albemarle . ‘ MRS. L. R .1HAHN, , Grand CentraS Hotel ■ms for the spring months. *. • ‘ • 1 MISS SOHOFIELDf that vicinity the crops -were ruined, y A TERHUNE, Proprietor, - B13 FIRST AVENUE. TwomlnuW, walk frdm beach. Open entire year. NoV open under new management. A delightful Steam heAt. .Modern improvements, -Bummer homelike house; all Improvements; oonvenlent to The Philadelphia rates, $8 toilS. B’all and winter fcrlcqs, $0.,to 18. The Ward Villa ‘ 507 Sa'naet' Ay tone, * Families considered. the ooean. t MRS. SALTER,

. t * " THE ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS, FOR LITTLE FOLKS.

IN THE WIDE WORLD. EVERYTHING The LlttlaC reatare UlioTVatohea the FOR It’s Not Easy to Tell Panned Get Ilejidy to 8ow W heat. There is one little mouse who doesn’t The story of our furnishings live behind the pantry door or in a dark corner of the kitchen.. He has tbe whole E v e r y b o d y for summer service. Departmentmentioning is all that can be wide world for a home, and the tops of done; the detail of items must be left for individual inspection wheat straw is the spot he nsnally se­ Suppose we visit first the department where ready-to- lects to bnild his hotise. ?his house of the field moose is a wear garments for ladies’ and misses are on exhibition. Here dainty ball, woven of grasses and made Your price and my we find an array of skirts of all fabrics, work suits and bicycle soft inside. The^UBide is filled w ith lots suits of all the popular materials, made in styles the latest, and of tiny baby tnice. Ther^is one small price meet because m-Sniei Price Slasliog Sale hole where the little master contrives to. Unseasonable [weather plays Jiob witl the selling of summer in manner the best. Shirt waists? The display we have has no get in and out, and the whole establish-, my price is the right m en t is fastened firm ly am ong th e heads wardrobe specialties at a watering resort. W e stocked up. heavily rival on the sea coast. Not a popular coloring, style, or ma­ in anticipation of ough]t-to-b'e -hot weather, but the chilly breezes of a few wheat straws—a pleasant, airy price. terial but here is represented, and all down to date trims and home for these mites in the summer. have upset our calculations and we find our two-stores contain sum- 1 furnishings. These pretty creatures don't look like mer stocks which must be closed out at qncey fo^we never carry ' ‘ -/&r • the little brown mice which live in oW Over frorti one season to another. The freaky weatlier/means a big * honses. They have a reddish back and a EVERYBODY DEALS AT hole in expected profits"; for we have direcied the ticket .markers to soft, white brerist, and they have a very, price the goods much lower than cost in; order to leave them go , BATHING SUITS very long, ourly tail, which helps them rapidly. The reduction prevails on alt sumifter fabrics and ail sum in climbing around among the wheat mer specialties in the various departments. We, have not laid in a W e’ve long- been the leaders in this line and guard well quite as mnch, as one of their legs. job lot stock to tempt patrons, but the price slashing includes stocks the claim which we fancy we can maintain. There’s nothing in Perhaps the farmer does not think purchased for regular summer selling. The sale may last a week the to be desired garments for tot or corpulence but we have this little moose sy pretty, for it eats and it may only last <\day or two, but the mflment the goods se­ the farmer’s wheat, and, although a 620 COOKMAN AVENUE, lected for the slaughter are gone the sale will, cease'?and regular it, and in all grades. The dye and make the same sort we meal for such a small creature takes prices will.again prevail, . very little food, still when the moose . have so Successfully handled for many years. families are numerous the fanner dis­ Asbury Park. covers that many littles make a good Slaughtered W asli Goods deal, and that ‘ his wheat crop is the Schwager’s Old Stand, between Bond and Emory Streets. smaller for the number of these little Choice new Dimities, Lawns, Piques, Organdies and other favor­ DRESS GOODS red atoms that live among it. ^ ite summer dress goods of washable wearing are yours for less money In the fall, when the wheat is all SPECIAL than they cost us. The patterns are brand new arid the goods per­ harvested and the angry farmer has fect in every way, but they were designed for summes vvear. and if All grades and weaves of course in stock, but just now killed as many of ,these rogues as he low pricing is an incentive to buy the large stock .will melt away can get hold of, there are still many TODAY BARGAIN PAY particular interest centres in the light and airy substances left. W hat does Mr. Harvest Monse do rapidly: Known as challies, ISWns, batistes, monsselines, ,etc. We then? Well, he and his grown np chil­ 15o, S9c, 25c Dimities, now ...... 1 2 |c 25c, 85c, 48c Organdies, now ,,...... IBo tocked upenormously, but the first installment • has already dren dig a snug little honse nnder the ground. It is a spaciotis mansion for AT THE MANUFACTURER’S been exhaustedJ,.and duplicated—(a quiet word in behalf of the little fellows. It has one large par­ Slaughtered Sh irt Wawusts lor, with long passages leading to it, selection and price ticket.) and cozy little corners all about, where We have sold, thousands of this summer and would the entire family can go to sleep in have no trouble in selling those n o w ^ ^and if the weather was warm beds of the hay or straw which more'seasonable. Those sold earlier'wese underpriced'and rare bar­ they have stolen from the long suffering gains, but the tickets Show a still further reduction on the remaining AS TO CLOTHING farmer. There they lie, with their eyes stock— so low as to priqe as to make us feel certain that the left sh o t tig h t, until the warm sun shines /.Men’s, youths’, and boys . J ust what is needed for the again and the spring comes aronnd. .overs will be gone before) the week closes. And oij some balmy, sunshiny day we OF THE MASSACHUSETTS RUBBER CO. 75c. 89o, $1.0# WuSste, now ...... ,08o' prevailing weather, either in suits complete or separate gar­ can fancy Mr. Harvest Mouse taking a • *ia«. 51.19, ii.s5 *> ** 98o ments. The prices range from 48c to $24.00. , peep out of his front door and squeak­ $1.69,91.75 “• - “ ...... 91 89 ing to his pretty little wife: 615 Mattison Avenue, Asbury Park -ii : •' .' ■ , f , * . Of shoes, we have that general comprehensive line “My dear, just open yonr eyes and Slaughtered Ctygsli © asjrn flA :-'- look out! It seems to me that old Mr. 4 DOORS FROM THE POST OFFICE which is to be expected of a first class establishment. W e fancy Brown ia over in that field plowing. It M en as well as women and children%wi)i;',Map the benefit of the there’s nothing in the way of style, size or make but here it is ia each a short distance. Let us hope he Ladies’ Mackintoshes in alt colors and styles. Former prices revised quotations In Crash garments. ' tjifdTeivtlils head we include o be found, and we’re extremely careful of the margin of pro - ia goipg to plant wheat.”—Brooklyn from $3.75 to $16 50. Sale price $1.00 to $5.50. suits for men, women and children. TheyJ-'art! modestly cut and. Eagle. 1 make' just the thing for street and beach yttfar, and are.yours for Jess fit in this department. ( How to Bore a XXole Tbtroaffli a. Pin. Gentlemen’s Mackintoshes in all styles and cjpths. Former than the cost of the material alone. Right here 1st us quote a few You can bars a hole through a pin prices from $3.50 to $24.50. Sales price from$i.50 to $5.50. of the reconstructed prices: * * without any lathe or her machine. ’ . 1 Men’s Crash S u its...... $8,»3 now $3 48 All you, need ia a needle, two corks, a Special attention is called to a new lot of Ladies’ Waterproof •* , ...... 6 75 H 8 48 bottle and two pocbetknives. F it one of Skirts and extra Capes. ' “ . «« P r a t s . * ...... 200 **■ 1.25 COOK’S BEE HIVE the corks firmly into the neck of the ■ “ ' Golf Ckmte ... . 875 •• 8.98 bottle and cut a V shaped notch in the “ Blue Serge C osts ...... 4 25, “ "8 29 top. Stick a pin in the cork near tho For Children we have a very fine lot of S T O R M proof “ All Wool Plaid Pants ...... 8.50 28 9 " top, so that it passes through the notch. Garments in all colors in prices from 95c to $2.00. In the bottom of the other cork force Slaughtered Batltiug Suits' PAW LEY’S. MOLrNEUX PLEADS NOT GtflLTY. Its the same song of too much stock to sing of Bath Robes. No other retail establishment in the country carries such a large Spread eagle advertising may ftnt some of the Anawem to tlie Clmrge of M urdering people sime of the time, but the best advertise­ Mm. K ate A dam a. riassachusetts Rubber Co. stock, a better stock, and no other establishment in the world quotes m ent la foUnd \a genuine values all the time Quality for quality and price for price, the New York. Aug. 2.—Roland B. Mnl- such low figures on these made this year robes. The assortment is o£Tering#of the Pawley Store cannot be sur intMix p leaded n ot g u ilty to th e ch a rg e of ye.t complete but under cost pricing ought to cleaA them all out in passed, addition to the many bargain* In murder in the first degree before Judge very line, we announce this week a final 615 Mattison Ave., Asbury Park Blanchard in part one of the court of 24. hottra. Furniture Clearing Sale. general sessions. Bartow S. Weeks, his We propose to closo out every piece of the re lawyer, appeared with him and demurred mainlag Btock during the next two weeks,, if pos­ to the indictment found against him last Slaughtered Ladies* Suits aud Skirts sible, and kav« therefore m irked the prlce^down to the most tempting point. we6 k. Judge Blanchard overruled the Stylish Pfque and Crash Suits and Separate .Skirts, always Chamber Suita.—Those rcw offered were for­ d em u rrer. m erly priced a t $iu.08 to 8*5.00; we bavu placed Molineux was dressed as neatly as ever, reasonably priced here are now almost given away and the wise them In t h r e » groups as follows: Y our choice of any suit In first group 820.00. and he appeared to be in good', health, female will take advantage of this mid-summer sale by purchasing a f Yotir choice of an y su it in second group $10 00. lie says, though, ;that he has lost $5 do^en or more separate skirts and putting them away for next sum- Y our choice of any suit in third group $12.00. pounds since lie was first sent to the Sideboards.—Nine diffe'ent patterns; former mlr. Never again will they be sold so cheaply and regrets will follow p rices 810 50 to $25.00; now arranged In three Tombs. There was no delay in the'pro­ groups. F irst $1*> 00, second 812 50. th ird $8 50 ceedings. Mr. Weeks said: WANTED! your tardiness in getting the pick pf the choice patterns: Chairs.—Odd lot of cottage and dining chairs the eye end of the needle, so that it is at about half price; 50c, ?5c. and ?1.00'each. “If the court pleases. I desire to demur to this indictment on the.'grounds that it held firmly in place. Open the two P K Suits . . W ardrobes. —I^arge size single do ir wardrobes, 1 Crash Suita ■- 5 48 •• b m 3 feet wide, 0V6 feet bigh with large drawer for does not fully comply with the require­ pocketknives and stick the blades into linen; tw o p a tte rng; your choice fo r $0.00 P KTSfeirts . . 1.00 ' “ w ments of sections 'J 7 “> t i n d 270 of the Ladies’ Desks. — Two elegant patterns, quar­ the cork so that they balance each oth­ <» it , 7.00 4 98 tered oak front, French legs, brass rail, fine finish; code, that the indict ment alleges the com­ er. Then place the point of the needle w ere $8.00 and your choice now for $5 00. C rash •• . 88 *• 40 mission of more than one crime, and that on the pin, and *as soon as it is well •1 <1 Oil Cloths and Linoleums.—To close out pres­ the facts as alV-ged do not constitute a . 3 48 " 2 75 en t stock we are selling 40c oil cloths a t 27c, and balanced a breath Of air on one of the Operators to m ake Silk W aist. •. 6.98 “ 8 48 75s, linoleums at 49c per yard. The several crime in violation uf sections 278 and patterns afford an excellent variety for selection. 279." knives will make it revolve. Continue Window Shades and Curtains.—You know b low ing w henever i t goes too felowly. values IMt shades, mounted complete on first “I will overrule the demuri’er,” said Slaughtered Sum m er Shoes quality spring roller 10c each, opaque shades 25c. Judge Blain-hard. At firat the needle’s hard point will L ace cu rtain s a t 75c, 87c. and 98c per pair. “I desire, then, that my exception to make a alight impression on the pin, night shirts. • Russ.e.Cs for|both sexes and an unrivalled line of Ladies' Oxfords Floor Rugs.—Only a few left. All wool Smyrna your honor’s rulini: he noted in the min­ rugs, full size, 30x00, $1 .50 and $1.75. C arp et rugs, gradually working its way through un­ also come in for special pricing and selling during this sale.* W e 87x51,50c and 75c. utes of the case,” said Mr. Weeks. til a clean hole is -bored as perfectly as — T h j njxJi -handle-.only_.thf _> 1 “rs^ i —— RefHgerator Opportunit!^. ' ' ' Clerk Hall siiid: ...... teresting experiment requires patience' 'opportunity to secure the best’''sKoes-. at' s'pacwl-V'baf^airt^^fce^SS It Is not too late to buy refrigerators. Hot “Roland Ii. Molineux,- you have been weather haa only Just commenced. We are sorry and careful handling, nothing more. r r o T T Don’t hesitate though, for most of our patrons know what a-special we oould not supply the demind for small sizes, indicted for murder in the first degree. but we have some exceptional bargains in me­ Do you demand a trial V How do you When you show the other boys the pin, store sale at our, stores 'mean, and .delay means that others, will se­ dium sizes. We can’t expect to sell them In plead, guilty or not guilty?*’ bored • like a needle, they will wonder December, bo have cut the prices to the bone to cure the best pickings. * unload them now. This form 'was unusual and caused how you managed to do it. A t $9.50 a hardwood u p rig h t refrigerator, 27 quite a little comment. The phrase, “Do n ieh t shirts. Inches wide, 501nchea ia height, door to ice cham­ ber on front, fine article and easily worth $12.00. you demand a trial?”*has not been heard A Letter From a Cat* At $9.50 again, a handsom e hardw ood cheat, 24 in, the courts for some time, hut it is reg- Dear Editor: Inches wide, 40 inches long, 30 inches high, heavy alar, and the code requires it. The dis­ X-hereby take THEtSTEINBACH COMPANY metal shelves and ice rack in bottom for protec­ My pen in paw to eoy tion against injury. trict attorney had it put in, so that everything about the case should be ab­ Can you explain a curious thing Everything needed for the Hom e and W ardrobe, Summer Stoves. solutely regular. I found the other day? There ia nnother little cat > How many homes we have made comfortable Molineux answered the question him- already. No hot kltchepd; no heavy coal Who sits behind a frame THE MAMOTH ") T V ____ OCEAN PALACE ' buckets; no ashefi when the “ Quick Meal” stove .sel f. And looks so very much like me Is In use. We h a re o th tr ma*ea too. Som e to “I am not .guilty,” he said. Ilis voice You’d think we were the same. STEINER & SON Cookm an & Em ory ^ O iO rSS Cookman fi. Main be closed out at half price. • . was clear and he was perfectly self pos­ I try to make her play with mo, • At 59.60, four burner and oven gas range. Reli­ Yet when I mew and call, able make; fully warranted and well tforth more sessed. The trial will probably be culled some Though I soe her mew in answer. monev anywhere. She makes no Bound a t a ll, ASBURY PARK* N. J. , At $050, a two burner, high frame, blue flame time in October. or oil gas range. Hunts ordinary every day And to tbe dullest kitten HER MAJESTY S CORfcET--© keroeene o*; reduced from $14.00. It'a plain enough to see At $6.50, a two burnei special gasoline stove, Claims Affnlnnt Canada. That either I am mocking her CANNOT BB SUCCESSFULLY IMITATED, high frame, giant Burner, fully warranted and a Seattle, W ash.,.Aug. 2.—Ex-Congressj ' Or she 1b mocking mo. . Thoro have been a number of imitations, so called, of; rare bargain; reduoed from $12.00. It makes no difference what I play, HEft MAJEbTY'8 CORSET. None has oompeted with At J3 50, a safety tank gasoline stove; tank man James Hamilton Lewis has left for CHINESE TYPEWRITER. type wncei locus anring the printing must.be towered to fire;-fire is th«n extinguished Washington to present to the state de­ She seems to know the game, i the origin*!. The ‘ Imitations are weak whore H E R Sl A- For every time I look artmnd and is automatically corrected If slight­ automatically. Slightly shopworn, but fully warr partment the claims of American miners It-llaa 4,000 Character* and W a. In- JE 8TX'« 1b strong. Under the trylug tests, throoah wblcl: ranted; reduced from $5.00. I seo. her do the same. ly out of place, the characters being B H R M iU rsST V S comes with flying colors, these Stulj At $9.00, a three burner blue flame oil stove, against the Canadian government for And yet n? matter though I creep T e n te d b y a M iialonarf. brought into porfeCi alignment. The tattoos fail. They are not, theretnre, successful. But they with wick, far more satisfactory in use than some damages sustained through the enact­ On tip too lest she hear, The Rev; D, Z. Sheffield ot the Amer­ mechanism performs the operation of are enough to harm the orlglna! when dealers represent j of the so-called wlckless stoves, and thoroughly ment of a law by the provincial legisla­ Or quickly dash behind the frame, them to be as good as the genuine B E K MA JE B T V 8. Fell able, ought not to be sold for less th an $10.59. She’s sure to disappear! ican Board Mission, president ot the spacing, etc., ns in other machines. Large tin baking ovens; $1.87, sheet iron $2,25. ture of British Columbiltylebarring aliens Beware of the Imltatlen. * from locating placer claims in the Atlin/ —Oliver Her ford in St. Nicholas. T’ting-oho college for Chinese students, When It is considered that the writ­ VOBBUBBT Lamps. minii)^ district. It is expected that the says the New York Press, has Invented ten characters consist of from 2 to 2T> The “ New Rochester” is a marvel of simplicity proposed claims are to be made a sub­ Sm allest P aint In ff. a typewriter for the Chinese. strokes, which even I lie best Chinese of operation and brilliancy of lig^t. A new line STEINBACH COMPANY ject of arbitration before the joint high The Chinese language consists of at scholar writes sl.n v l.v , as they handle ju st In; 75c tip. Probably the smallest painting ever *3oth Stores: Cookman Ave.’and Main S t and Cookman Decorated Table Lamps, ordinary burner, shade commission. Mr. Lewis represents about m ade w as th e worts: o£ th e w ife of a least 50,000 characters, nud n careful the brush ih-lieati-ly. and that a char­ to m atch; 69c complete. Ave. and Emory St., Asbnry Park, N. J. 1 It will certainly lay you to know our store. 1 , 0 0 0 miners, whose cluims aggregate Flemish artist. It depicted a mill with analysis of the classical works as well acter signifies not a letter, hut a whole $3,000,000. ^______the sails bent, the miller mounting the aa of the spoken language lias shown word, it will readily be seen tbat Dr. W . M. PAWLEY CO., Com ptroller’* Father Dead. stairs with a sack of grain on his back. that not more than 0,000 are In general Sheffield's machine waves a great CHARLES P. WYCKOFP China Hall. Marietta, O., Aug. 2.—General Rufus Upon the terrace where the in”' stood use, while 4,000 are ample for almost amount of time and labor, while it of­ It. Dawes, father of Charles G. Dawes, v s a e a cart and horse, and on W.u road every purpose. The typewriter which fers the advantages of otber machines “ D P I ” Fill .Furniture, Stoves, and House Furnishings. comptroller of the currency, is dead, aged leading to it several peasants were Dr. Sheffield Invented writes this num­ —namely, uniformity, accuracy, exact OHS. BRESRBS 1<©-164 Mali). S treet,. 01 years. He enlisted in the Sixth Wis shown. The' picture was beautifully ber. The 4,000 characters are grouped spacing and neat work. „ TAMHSHBS Mixed Paints Aabury Park. consin' regiment in the civil war, was finished, and every object was very die In alphabetical' order, according to chosen c^wain of a company, promoted tinct, yei it was so amazingly small their accepted spelling in English, a “ , Sobn'd Trnrfaml.aion. fainte ExtiaeiioB to major,7\ieutenant colonel, colonel and HflRDWflREMC NOTIONS1 that its surface, so the story goes, could large number of those moat commonly W ater ia a very good, transmitter of A llkkdsofraterloraai! Exterior Fathittnt. brevet general and fought in 2 0 b attle s. In extracting tcetb with BENTO be covered with a grain of corn. used’ being placed in a peparate group Asm, either bytxeinol or DENTO Is » E»rafli*» • Out of Order? through the. war. He served one term-In Glass Eyed Tiger. :ast on the under part of a large wheel, Geneva, Switzerland, -to demonstrate Ofdpt.yooM ji.iP saalstbetie, -producinga1 nnsibaasa 'to congress in 1S80-2. President McKin­ A tig e r w ith a glaBS eye is in a men- the upper slde of Whlcli Is covored with the powet'of sijcnd to travel a long way Cot. StnUA v* iR bPf? PflJft tbe surfuanding guir. and relieving all. | “* H H 5 j E»t, Sleep or W ork I ley tendered him the pbst of minister to ageVie at Stuttgart and looks as fierce printed characters, each one exactly is water. A clock was .made to^trike pain. DENTO lia:-.tbo tndorieineijt of Persia, but he declined. with his glasltfyfe aa with the re *4 one. over the type It represents. nnder the water and was heard io a tt^e prominent pbjsiolanB of Asbuiy ' The carriage moves- freely to the distance of 13 milea. In a second er '. p i n . Bpragn«'i FnneraL 'Gun-shot Wotmdsandpowder-buros,outs; ^ Peak Clim bers’ Achievement. right or left, and projecting from It Is ‘Poiriment.the striking ot a clocb was . Waohington, A ug. 2.—The remains o t bralsos, sprains^ wouuds from rusty nails, Revelstoke, B. C;, Aug. 2.—Advices a pointer.to locate the charactdrs to be heard to a distance of 37 miles.' have been received here from Glacier1, the late Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague were Eject sttage fljjd .ivy! peldiontng,—'lulokly' BOSTON DENTISTS, removed from‘her late'home at Edge printed. The wheel Is revolved with tealad by ,pBWltt’a; Wltch ' Hazel. Balva in this province, o,f the achievement July A Triple * Coincidence. ! U. P. DORAN, D. D. S.f flacwjsor, 26 by Count F. I^e Prince Rihguet of wood and placed in a vault at Glen wood the IMt hand until tbe group or line In Positively pteveiite alood polsqolug. Be­ Create appetite, induce refresh ing sleep, and cemetery, whence it Is understood they which the desired chnVacter$ to be An almost incredible triple coinci­ xaake worlc a-pleasure. One Tablet, one dose. Paris and Herr Cortes, attache of the ware of-eoimtarfeit*. • “Dew itt’s -la bafh German embassy ot Peking, who suc­ will* later be removed to Columbus* • O. found Is ppposite tlie carriage, and the dence was noted in France a few year? andmpn.' W. It, Ham.^- ■ r~r ™*( 718 Mattison Ave. - Immediate,.Lasting..' Agreeable*,.Large Box The funeral service of tKe Episcopal ago. in ,589V-the deputy for thr Ar- (aj Tablets)vjo Cents. M ade a t cessfully made the ascent of Mount Sir carriage is tla>i\ moved with the right Winckler. Building. Donald, the Matterhorn of the Canadian church was ‘rend by Rev, Ernest Pad­ hand to the right or. left antll the dennjes w h s M. Ferry ; for Loir et Cher, I I I Jehm on Laboratories, Inc.* Philadelphia. Rockies. This peak, which * shoots np dock of St. .John^s church, but there were pointer /covers, the character eoughT M, B risson, aq d ’fo r tb e Vosges, M. no other services. The body was borne . For Sale by all Druggiflty. from the base of th£ Illecillewat glacier for. ».To the. right, is a cranlt, one turn Hngo.Y' In 17p8,101 years earlier, each to a height- of 0,503- feet, had previously to the hearse by colored men who .had digtric^' bad been represented' in He formerly, beep tbe employ of the fam­ of which Inki; ;lm type, while.ft small been' ceaciied tnjt oij'ce and that cine, chamber by a man o f «aactly the'same years ago+p a day. * • ily. There were a num ber of floral offer- hamiuej farces the paper sgainst the Read The Daily Press The S kobe B b .'e b s coats' only $1 a year t o e s . . tyjje, leaving a clear,lBUjresalpn. The *®rae,~San Francisco Call ' \ -V ■/. ;/#/