ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS.

THIRTEENTH YEAR. NO. 220. ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1899. ONE CENT

DREYFUS W ILL BE FREE TICKETS ABE SELLING. MUCH BANOS ON DECISION. JOTTINGS OF AN IDLER. QA1NES4NDERS0N.

WELL AUTHENTICATED BE- ENTERPRISING MEN TAKING CLATTON DIVORCE CASE RE SEEN. IN A SAUNTER ABOUT BRILLIANT WEDDING ON THE POET OF P All DON. SUBSCRIBERS’ NAMES. OPENED FOR REVIEW. T H E T O W N . W E S r S ID E . Real E s t a t e FOR SALE. Aurore Discovers New Facte—Says The Scheme Has Broadened Since. Efforts to Have the Decree Reversed Excursionists to the High lands Poor Ceremony Performed at the Howard Prisoner's Innocence Can Bo More S ta rted —M ay R esu lt in F o rm a tio n ’ and Set. Aside—Mrs. Clayton Al­ H ill Climbers—Distinctive Types o f Residence in the Presence of Many Conclusively PrtWed—Congressman of JSocial Organisation—Enthusi­ leges Offense, if Anyi Was Con- Bathers at Each Group o f Houses. Guests—Rev. R. A. Bolen Ofllci* I n s u r a n c e Levy Receives W ord That Pardon astic Approval la Expressed at tho donet^, and W ill Try’to Prove Her Two Local ICcNidents Have An Ad­ ated— Showers o f Rice for Depart­ Ia at Hand. P ro je c t, Assertions. venture in Philadelphia., , ing Bride and Groom. A twenty-five room, The project of keeping open the Empire I f the court of chancery reverses the de­ Of course everyone had a good tlmo—who M o r t g a g e s Faris, Sept. 15;—Tlie Matin tills morn­ One of the most fashionable weddings pool and baths during the entire wiuter Is cree made some time ago, granting a di­ ever went on a picnic that did not? But the among the colored folks which has ever oc­ boarding'-/ house in ing assorts that tho cabinet lias agreed meeting with considerable approval. As vorce to Alonzo Clayton of this .city, that bills were awfully steep, at least for the curred in this vicinity took place in' West lo pardon Dreyfus ami that -the decree has been before stated it is’ proposed to is­ gentleman will be In a serious predicament, ladies. It would bo mean to tell the names Park yesterday. North Asbury Park will be signed Sept. 31). . / sue 200 tickets at $10 each, to guard against as he has married again .slnco the decision of all those that rolled down tho inclines The young groom was Edward W. Gaines Many o f the provincial papers publish any great loss on the part ot the company. was rendered. like balls in a bowling alley, but such acci­ of Philadelphia, and the bride Miss Emma This morning the subscription lists wrrre Testimony for and against a reversal of dents were numerous; though fortunately near the beach. articles insisting on the granting of a A. Anderson of the West Side. pardon. distributed and a number of the enterpris­ the decree was heard this morning in the more amusing thau painful. One little girl Tho ceremony took placa ut the residence ing citizens of the town are enthusiastically council chambers before Vice-Chancellor rolled down, a' most distressful morsel of The Figaro says that many officers of of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Howard, 1134 Easy terms. circulating them. Milan Ross, T. A. Miller, Pitney, and a further.hearlng will bo held, humanity, and shortly after her mother Im­ West Mattison avenue, at 4 o'clock, and the. army are asking that Dreyfus be William J. Cooper, Walter W. Davis and a later. Charles E. Cook of this city appear­ itated tho performance. Another fair dam­ was performed by Uev. It. A. Union, pastor pardonetl. number of others have the lists and are con­ ed for Clayton and David Harvey, jr.,* rep­ sel carried her'skirt askew all day to con­ o f tho Second Baptist chifrch, West Park. Countess Prokeseliostein, president of fident of obtaining the necessary number of resented Mrs. .Clayton, on whose application ceal the strains of an early mishap. The bride wnq attended by Miss Lucie tire Austrian Keil Cross society, has writ­ subscrlljers. the matter has been reopened. Tlie lighthouse.climbing.Was ajso attend^ Gaines^as. maid of_ honor, mid Ulysses S. Tbe schem9 has broadened considerably The beginning of the legal troubles of the ed with more or less danger, particularly Bolen, son of the officiating minister, acted ten a letter o f condolence to Mine. D rey­ MILy\N ROSS AGENCY D. C. COVERT fus. since flrst broachod and now .virtually is ill mated pair dates back to April, 1807, when from tho Iraie individual who had charge as groomsman. the establishment of a social club, the mag­ Alonzo Clayton, through Charles E. Cook, of tho lights. He was wrothy over tho In­ The judge advocate o f the council o f re­ After the co'romony an elaborate luncheon nificent baths and amusement hall forming lifs attorney, filed a bill for divorce against vasion of his domains and showed but scant was served by a Now York caterer and run vision has received the dossier. It is be­ one of the handsomest clubhouses in the his wife Elizabeth on statutory grounds. courtesy. 2 0 8 M ain Street 2 0 8 Bond Street and merriment reigned until train time. lieved tho council will ren d i* a decision state. The case was tried In the chancery cham­ The adventures of the pleasure seekers The event was witnessed by numerous iu a fortnight, when, it is rumored, the In addition to tho holders of the season bers in this city before Vice-Chancellor Pit­ would 1111 a volume, but lack o f space pre­ friends of the young couple and many were government will immediately grant am­ tickets being entitled to as many baths as ney on July 6. 1897. Decision was reserved vents a narration of their exploits. the useful and costly presents. A t tho sta­ nesty,, wholesale or comprehensive pardon they care to take between Oct. 1 and June by the vice-chancellor until Aug. 27 follow­ * * m tion, as well as at tho house, there was a to every oue connected with the Dreyfus 1, they will be entitled to all the social ing, when he advised a decree in favor of Warm water, a smooth surf and clear crowd gachorod to throw rica and speed events, such as dancing, muslcale s and en­ the complainant. affair, including Dreyfus, Colonel Pic- skies are the conditions that make tho bath­ them o « their honeymoon. They left on tertainments of all kinds which are now Nothing more was done in the matter un­ ing still so popular. A t the Asbury, Fourth the 5.35 train for Philadelphia, where they quart, M. Zola aud General Mercier. contemplated. A magnificent opening re- til last spring, when Mrs. Clayton, through and Seventh avenue grounds the number of will spend a week, after which thny will M onm oiitli Trust The Aurore publishes a letter from coption Is being considered ana will be her attorney. David Harvey, jr., filed a bill bathers almost equal those of early sum­ PI188 a week In Washington. They will be- KEITH’S EXPRESS Professor Andrade of Montpelier univer­ for review to reopen the decree and set given In a few days if the reception of the mer. Ea-jh group has had Its distinctive pfin housekeeping about Oct. ; iu a cozy -AND- sity to MT Monis, minister o f justice, in tickets warrants the event. aside tho divorce and the matter was heard type o f bathers. little cottage awaiting- them at. Chester, Pa. ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GROVB regard to a new document which proves Among the new departures proposed Is this morning. Mrs. Clayton, In her bill, al­ A t 8eventh avenue the pretty girls bathe. The wedding party excited considerable DreyfUB’ innocence and gives a new fact the building of shuflleboard parlors and leges that between the date of trial and the Not to say that at no other group do they Interest at tho station, as both the young date the decision was rendered her husband that constitutes ground for a revision of iobably reading and Bmoking rooms. The condescend to disport in the surf, but at people are good looking and exceedingly Hotel Brunswick, aicony on the extreme eastern end o f the condoned the offense, If any there was com­ Sale Deposit Company Railroad Depot and the case. The document is a letter giv­ Seventh they seem to abound. Needless to fair in complexion. The handsome bride 1214 Bangs Avenue. gbuilding Is to be enclosed as a ladles’ sun- mitted, by coming to her house and resum­ say there the young men were. was the recipient of most of the rice that ) ing the date on which Cojonel Schwarz- parlor and other conveniences and pleas­ ing marital relations. She claims he re­ Principal.Offloe...... 806M AIN STREET Fifth avenue seems to have been the was showered upon thorn. Among those JMonmonfe Building:, Asburj Part, H. J, koppen, the Germnn military attache, ut­ ures installed for the entertainment o f the turned In tears and entreated her to forget group for portly bathers. There -those in­ who witnesso! the ceremony wore: Goods stored at reasonable rates. tered his first cry of conscience to a per­ members. the past and again live with him. I f her clined to corpulency enjoy the pleasure. Miss Hattio Watts, Miss Purnell, Miss Telephone connection. son other than Major Panizzardi, the The big hall, which ’ seats about 800 peo­ allegations are proven* the divorce will be A t Fourth avenue they of the white bath­ Mattie Lewis of Philadelphia; Mibs Maud C APITA L, $100,000. P. 0. Box 667, - - - - AflBUBY PARK. Italian military attache. ple, will likely bo used by the twin city set aside and Alonzo, who has remarried in ing suits disport themselves. This group 4s Tayior, Miss Mamie Early <>f Washington; the meantime, will be in a most embarrass The Echo de Paris demands the recall winter chorus of Prof. T. E. Morgan, which also the favorite of the summer hotel guests Miss A.Jones, B, Johnson. Mr. Shields, NtiW SURPLUS, $25,000 will give some splendid concerts. ing position, as well as his second wife. of Count TornielH, the Italian embassa­ and year after year its patrons return. York; Mr. aud Mrs. G. G. Howard, Mr. and The idea Is meeting with considerable en­ Mrs. Harry Vaughn and Miss Gertrude A t Third and First avenues, the private Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Rov. dor. thusiasm among all interested in making Vaughn, neighbors t of Mrs. Clayton, and house groups, the cottagers take full pos­ and Mrs. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Executes all trusts known to the law. The League of the Rights of Man is Asbury Park a winter resort and espec'ally Mrs. Clayton herself occupied the stand this session and but little transient bathing is Freeman, Mrs. Samuel Morrow. Mrs. ‘An­ Loans money on bond and mortgage. is Your W ATCH Right? sending circulars to its adherents urging tho hotel proprietors are In favor o f the morning. The hearing was not completed done. derson, Mrs. Ida Brooks, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Receives deposits subject to check and allows project. The baths proved a great conven­ but will be resumed at a later date. Interest on daily balances. them to continue their fight in behalf of Asbury avenue, while also a favorite re­ MoBeam, Hiss E. Ester, Miss Shepard, Acts as Trustee, Registrar and Transfer Agent W e Can Make it So Dreyfus until victory is attained. ience and benefit through tho summer and sort of cottagers, is the great bathing Mias D. Perry, Mbs E. Jones, Mis* Susie Pays coupons. takes the place os the casino thought so JOIN THE BIG CHORUS. ground of the excursionists and they rarely Ford, Mis,-; ForKe, Miss Laura Langhorn, Makes demand and time loans on approv* Conflrreanmnn L e v y Confirm * R ep ort. necessary to the success of the winter re­ wander far rrom It. Miss Louisa Langhorn, Miss Ituaa Oreo.:, collateral. Jewelry and Clocks Repaired sort movement. Miss P. Lucas, Miss S. Hiwlicl Miss Safe deposit vaults. New York, Sept. 15.—The W orld this It W ill Help Asbury Parle and Oc^ean * » * Of course the baths, should they be kept Two ladles, residents In this vicinity, had Horrid, P. Buckner, P. Walker, Jordan morning says: “ Congressman Jefferson open, will be accessible to the transient Grove in Winter. Eops, A. Steward, E. Shields and K. Wil­ A. C. T W IN IN G , President. M. Levy has received the following ca­ bathers not holding season tickets. a thrilling adventure in a Philadelphia ho­ liams. G. B. M. HARVEY, Vice President EYES Do we want a grand united chorus of 300 tel a few days ago. About 2 o’clock In the BRDCS S. KEATOR, Secretary. blegram from London, dated Sept. 12: As the matter now Btands It Is the very voices between Asbury Park and Ocean morning they were awakened by an odor D- C. CORNELL, Treasurer. If there ia anything tbe matter with ‘Am assured Dreyfus will be pardoned thing for which the board of trade and Grove, under the direction of Prof. Morgan, of smoke and Immediately both jumped to TWO WEDDINGS UKPKATED. other energetic workers have been laboring,' DIRECTORS: them w e can tell you w hat it ia and fit shortly.’ ‘ For personal reasons,’ said for the coming winter ? the conclusion that tho hotel was on fire, and to allow the matter to fall through Do we ? Who says no f O. H. Brown, Isaac C. Kennedy the glasses that will give perfect satis­ Mr. Levy, ‘I cannot make public the and as no ono was stirring, that they were Miss Sparkes is Owner of the Hand- would be the helght.of folly. I t is possible now. It will be impossible the flrst to discover the blaze. J. H. Buchanon, Henry Mitchell, M. D faction, Ail optical work ia guaranteed. name of the gentleman who sent me the Home and Valuable Costumes D. C. Cornelt, John P. O’Brien, cable dispatch saying Dreyfus soon will two weeks hence, as Prof. Morgan’s days They rushed to the door and nearby, In the will all be taken by other and more wide The illustration of Bengalee and Hindoo W. J. Harrison, Perry R. Smith, be pardoned. I will only say he is very SPECIAL ELECTION. corridor, hung a bell which ono begun to Col. G. B. M. Harvey Milan Ross, awake towns. ring with mlurht and maiu, clad only in her weddings as given by Miss Fannie- J. George K. Kroehl, A. C. Twining. prominent in financial circles in London, When approached on the matter Prof. Sp.-trkes of Binghamton, N. Y., nnsisted by West Park Voters to Ballot for Com­ nightrobo. The other stood by her side In’ Bruce S. Keator, M. D. H. H. Vreeland, and his information is o f the most re­ Morgan said: similar attire, with a stocking in her hand, about 100 local people in costume at Educa­ G. D. W. Vroom. CLAUDE J. WISEMAN liable kind/ ” missioners and Light. “ Tnere is no doubt In my opinion but anxiously debating whether who should tional hall hist night, for sumo reason did Next Monday the voters o f W est Park that a flrstclass oratorio society of 300 jump from tho window or go down the not attract as large an audience us tho flrst McKinley Won’t Interfere. residing In Lighting district No. 1 will voices could be formed here during the s Uii r way. presentation tho previous night. Tho novel FISHING TACKLE 645 Cookman Avenue. Washington, Sept. 15.—President Mc­ make an effort to settle who shall be light­ winter between Ocean Grove and Asbury A startled clerk soon made his appear­ character of the entertainment and the in­ HAND MADE HOD8 Kinley is daily receiving letters, peti­ ing commissioners.and how much money Park. About five years ago I was engaged ance and put an on 1 to tho bell ringing be­ teresting manner in which It was given REPAIRING ON RODS AND REELS suould nave packed the hall with people THE OLD STAND. tions and resolutions from various parts shall be expended to throw some light on by Dr. J. H. Bryan to teach a class of o-’er fore tho guests were aroused. He explained BLOOD WORMS the subject in their section. 400 In the First M. E. church, and better that it was only smoke from the kitchen, both nights. Miss Sparkes is truly a pleas­ LIVE MINNOWS of the country urging his mediation in For some time Egyptian darkness has voices I found nowhere. I f enough interest whore breakfast wan bel>g prepared. ing speaker, well informed by years of resi­ SHEDDEI} CRABS behalf of Dreyfus. A ll these communi­ Is shown in the movement for a winter dence as a missionary in India. Who Is the reigned supreme in the district. Cause— Whether there was really a lire or not was J . F , S E G E R cations are being turned over to the last year’s appropriation used up and no chorus, I will give the remaining day of tho not discovered, owner o f the magnificent and valuable cos­ COCA WINE state departmrnt as they arrive. The new sum set apart for the purpose. Twice week which I have not yet placed, and. tumes worn in^tho ‘ •Two *Weddings.” Two 647J Cookman Avenue. Asbury Park administration will take no action, hold­ has notice been gtven of the elfectlon, but which a great many cities want, for these FORMER PASTORS PRESENT. of tho white veils worn by tlie ladies tootc ing that until the interests o f the United tho apparent Indlirerenco of tho voters lias twin cities. I expect to spend two days a prizes at a fair held in India. Tlie various V ia Coca on both occasions resulted In the day speci­ yeek, in New York, two in Washington, articles of apparel cause very brilliant States or the rights o f her citizens are and two In Pittsburg, beginning Oct. 1.” * St. Paul’s Members Give Them scenes to be enacted on electric lighted involved it is not within the proviuce of fied coming and going without a siugie bal­ Asbury Park for lot being cast for or against. Tho day gtven to Asbury Park would bo Hearty Greeting. stages or platforms. this country to meddle in the domestic or OUR NEW PREPARATION There seems to be a hoodoo o f some sort Tuesday. Rehearsals would be held ono An informal reception was tendered the Tho local participants in the weddings foreign afl'airs o f other countries. over tho matter. Recently it was ordered week In Ocean Grove and the next in As­ former payors of St. Paul’s M. E. church, deserve great credit for the fidelity and Health and Recreation But of. World Renowned Virtue' that notices be posted for the third time. bury Park. To test the feeliug of the peo­ Ocean Grove, last night. Both tho main care which they exerted in performing their Italian CominlxNioner nealgni. It was done, but lo,.a local newspaper an­ ple on the matter a public rehearsal will be audience and lecture rooms were'filled with mrts. Tho ceremonies moved along nicely held in the Ocean Grove auditorium this both nights, notwithstanding tho difficulty Home. Sept. 15.—The Tribuna says nounced the date as Sept. 17, which Is Sun­ people. Baniman’a for choice Gronerles. Not (Friday) evening. All singers and those who of securing people to take the various char­ Thia preparation of Coca tones up that Signor Tomaso Villa, president of day. OfJ course the election could not take Five former pastors occupied seats on fcho only tli9 best, but also the cheapest place place on Sunday. would like to learn to Bing are asked to bo acters and then do vote time to rehearsal, the whole system, is particularly the Italian commission to the Paris ex­ mlpit beside the present pastor, llev. J. G. in town for goods of the same quality. W e Here is tho correct information as given present. It is very muph.de^ired that there teed. To each one was allowed a few jhe parsonage association of tho First M. K. are soiling tho finest Batter made at nearly adapted to Physical and Nervous hibition. has resigned as a protest against the Press by Township Clerk Harris: The be a large representation ‘ from Asbury minutes to give reminiscences of their work hurch, under whos-* auspices tho entertain- tho same price you pay for Buttorlne, Oleo- prostration, and to build up per­ the verdiit of tlie 1 ten nos court martial. election will bo held Monday, Sent. 18, bal­ Park. Another meeting will be held next at Ocean Grove. Rev. \V. > T. Abbott of I'nonts were held, added something to their mjrrgerlneor fixed up Embalmed Butter, lots to be. cast at the Good w ill Engine week in Cooper’s hall, Asbury Park, when Ocean Grovo, tho second pastor, responded treasury by the venture. which surely no ono really relishes.. The sons wasted by continued ill Soot Ii Dakota Democrat*. house, Summerfleld avenue, near Prospect, the matter will be Anally settled. Let us flrst, and was followed in turn by Rev. W. drop in price of Coffoo has been faithfully health. 75 cents, pint bottles. between 12 o’clock noon and 7 o’clock In the not lose this opportunity of having a met­ S. Barnhart o f South Amboy, third pastor; BRIBE OFFERED JUSTICE. followed by us until now you can buy a M itrhfll. S. 1).. Si*pt. ir>.—The union ropolitan chorus hero for the winter. It convention; comprising Populists, Dem­ evening. Three commissioners are to be Itov. J. B. Westcottof Colllngswood, sixth; pound of good coffee at Bamman’s for 15o Endorsed by all Physlciaps. elected and the sum voted for to foot the will do more than any other one thing to Rev. D. H. Harris of Bridgeton, eighth and which a little over a year ago sold at 30 ocrats iiml free silver Itcpuhlicans, met Complainant’s Ineffectual Attempt. Prepared only by bill for UghtB the ensuing year. Tho amount attract outsiders and keop tho town alive. Rev. Milton Relyea of Clayton, ninth. cents. in joint convention here yesterday for will be decided upon at the meeting prior The cost need not bother any one. I t will Tho addresses were Interspersed with to Withdraw a Charge. Be sure to try this Leader. On the other the purpose of placing in nomination to opening the ballot boxes. For the year not be great, possibly not over $1.50, if that hiusfe. Miss Blanche Bounottsang a^solo, Mary Voorhees of 13F iltk ln s avenue, hand tho sharp rise tn price of Tea will be .much. No previous training Is required, W . R . H A M , three candidates for the supreme court. ended a short tlmo ago $1,000 was expended “ The Holy Child,” and the choir rotu'lered West Park, was arrested yesterday after­ Ignorbd by us until forced to chaugo. Senator Pettigrew was present and con­ for lights In the district. and voices will not be tested at present. three tine anthems, one of which was the noon by Othcor Joseph McLaughliu,charged All winter long we have watched and Let us show to tho outside world that the sumed the greater part o f the time with A West Park resident of the wag order, “ Hallelujah Chorus.” with tho illegal sale of liquor. pHred up the bargains as they wore offered Druggist and Apothecary, in speaking of the absence of street illumi­ twin cities are very much more alive during a speech. Edmuud'Smith o f Rapid City Tonight Rev. Milton Ilelyea will preach. Tho complaint was made by George m.d ire now in first-class shape to supply nation, says he has not noticed the lights the fall, winter and spring than most people Tho Sunday services will bring to a close the wants of the largest.hotelsand boarding 1 6 7 Main St Asbury Park. was named by acclamation in the First Ski mm, tho drive of a beer ark, who, it ap­ were not burning. He claims he only goes imagine. When they hear that we have a the successful jubilee week services. pears, has been living with the Voorhees houses, as well as pzivato families. district. .Judge Bennett and W . H . out moonlight nights, such as now prevail, chorus giving suth works as tbe “ Messiah,” woman some time and calling her his wife. Depend on it If ever we are undersold Thomas were named for the Third dis­ and dark nights ho stays home to read the “ Fall of Babylon,” etc., tiiey will be con­ something or other is wrong. It will pay JERSEY'S STATISTICS. Tho arrest waa the outcome ot a quarrel be­ trict, and finally the latter withdrew, Press, which throws light upon everything vinced. tween tiio two over board due and missing to deal with a roliable house. O n c e M o r e aud Bennett was nominated by acclama­ of importance that happens in this locality. clothinir. tion. C. B. Kennedy of Canton nnd S. However, ho added that he would go to the COUNTY AND STATE. Number of Marriages. Births and When the arrest was made Sklmm But this time to tho96 renting II. Wright of Chamberlain were, named polls Monday and cast his ballot. Deaths Far Ahead of 1807. changed his mind and wanted to withdraw M. L, BAM M AN boarding houses. for the Second district. Inasmuch as a Items of Interest From Near and Dls^ "The number of births iu New Jersey dur­ the charge, but Justice Cross, before whom W HY not own your own house OREOS CLUB MATTERS. tant Points. ing tho last flscal year was 34,087; mar- tho matter was brought, would not allow “ OUR GROCER” Democrat and free silver Republican had such a proceeding, though. Sklmm offered, w hen'you can do so and save m'jney? been nominated, W right withdrew, and rhures, .13,004; deaths, 28,033; still births, Vice-President Hobart and family will re­ 2,083. Tills was an increase over the fiscal him $5 and through outside parties ?15.| Kennedy, a I’opulist, was named by ac­ First Practice Games—Election Mon­ main at Normanhurst until Oct. 1, after R. R. Square and Main St., Asbury Park. year of 1897 of 3.0U2 births, and 52 still The prisoner waived a hearing and was Spring Lake, New Jersey. clamation. .Judge Bennett Was nomi­ day—Century Ran Sept. 25. which they will spend some time at Pater­ births; a decrease for the same period of held under $300 bail to await the action Of H e r e Y o u A r e ! nated iu opposition to .his own statement Tonight the basket ball and -football son prior to their departure for Washing­ 4,5'»7 marriages and 1,78U deaths. The fall­ the grand jury. She furnishod tho neces­ that he would not qualify if elected. teams of the Oreos Athletic club meet at ton. ( ing' off Iu marrl iges was due to tho mar­ sary security and was released, but after­ House 20 rooms, 15 bed. rooms, The convent ion adjourned at midnight. Cooper’s hall for the flrst practice games of An order has beon issued by Superinten­ riage license law, which stopped tho hasty ward came back and asked for a hearing. bath room, hot and cold water in the season. James Woodward Is acting as dent J. H. Olhausou of the Central Rah road marriages in Camden nnd some other points Justice Cross had in tho meantime learned Do You Have that the complainant had left town and de­ good order throughout, splendidly Admlrnl Walaun’i Health. captain of the basket ball team until the of New Jersey, forbidding employees to as­ bordering on foreign states. located; lot 50x160. P rice 55,000; full team Is chosen, when a captain will bo sign their wages. The reason given for the Tho decrease iu the death rate Is2,485 less nied the request. Washington, Sept. 15.—The surgeon Cash required, 51,500, balance-mort- elected, and Harry RushttSn has been dele­ order is that it causes trouble for tho law thau the death"rato of tho preceding year, general of the navy, Dr. Van Reypen, department. It is Intimated that the order Frequent Headaches? gage 0 per cent. gated manager. LeRoy Godfrey Is captain aud 2,009 less than tho average numlier of HUSTLE FOR THAT CUP. fi has received a letter from ^|ie fleet sur­ ot.the footba 1 team and Richard Collins is cannot legally be enforced. deaths for the last eight years, which is On Fourth avenue near the beach; manager. quite striking when considered in relation geon of the Asiatic station in which that Tho Monmouth county military tourna­ Asbury Park Wheelmen Ought to If so, took to your eyes. W e will house 25 bed rooms, furnished otlicer says that Admiral Watson is now The officers of the club have been nomi­ ment, like the horse show, is hereafter to bo to the yearly increase In population, it be­ throughout; lot 50x150. P ric e $ ll,* enjoying good health. A s the stories of nated and will be elected next Monday even­ an annual attraction at Hollywood. A com­ ing estimated that tho population Increases Cipture the Prize. examine them without cost to ing. Fletcher Woedon and Edward Sut- 000; m ortgage can remain 55,000 at his being relieved in the near future by mittee consisting of Colonel T. J. O’ Dono- 231,925 annually. It is estimated that tho Captain J. K. Plltcroft of tho Asbury you. 5 per cent. phen are after the presidency and Lewis hue, Miles O’Brien, P. J. Casey and Walter population of the state for 1898 is 1,810,008, Park Wheelmen U doing everything pos­ Admiral Remey depend for their accura- Bennett and John Carpenter are candidates and the death rate for tho yoar is therefore A good hotel plot, 118 feet on Hildreth has been appointed to formulate sible to iiavo the organization make an ef­ cy upon the condition of Admiral W at­ for vlce-prtsident. James Woodward for plans Tor holding a mammoth exhibition 15,10, which is lower than any heretofore Kingsley street by 150 feet on ave* fort to capture the $150 cup to bo given the LEECH, STILES & CO. son’s health this letter has had some in­ treasurer, Richard Collins for secretary and next year. ______recorded iri New Jersey. best club in uniform and number at the bi­ nue to the Ocean; house of 50 rooms, fluence upon the pland of the navy de­ Walter Rush ton for collector have no oppo­ cycle parade on the Rumson road tomor­ occupied by the owner since it was partment. nents and will be elooted without opposi­ Birthday Tea Party. A Stronc Attraction. row. built. Price and terms on applica­ tion. ' 'Ho has rorwardod postals to all tho mem­ E ye Specialists On S9pt. 25 or Oct. 2, James Woodward Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Payntor gave a birth­ Speaking of Harrison J. Wolfo, who ap­ tion A splendid chance for a good Youthful Incendiaries Caught. day tea in honor of tnolr daughter, Miss pears in this city this evening at tho Park bers of the club requesting them to bo at hotel. Boston, Sept. 15.—Abraham Romanof* .will captain a century run to Trenton and tho Bangs avonue clubhouse at 1*2 noon to­ return. Medals will be given the surviv­ Margretta Paynter, at their home on Main Opera House lu a strong scenic production sky, alias Harry Bernstein, alias Joseph street, Bradley Beach, Wednesday evening. of “ Tho Corsican Brothers,” tho papers en­ morrow in uniform of blue or black coat ors. Two of tho members of the club, Lewis and duck trousers and cap. 2 2 2 MAIN STREET, Myers, 'the missing 14-year-old boy who, Bennett and Harry Rushton, will take part Among the numerous guests present were a dorse It as “ Tho strongest attraction of the number of Miss Paynter’s school friends. season;” “ tho snow scen&is a work of art;” It is possible to win tho prize if Captain W. H. BEEGKLE it is alleged, set fire to and burned the in the races at Trenton on Sept. 25. Flitcroft’a offons aro seconded, but it must house of reformation on Rainsford is­ Miss Margaret Asay, tho well known elocu­ tho strongest romantic actor on tho stage EVERY FRIDAY. Hours 9.30 to 5. tionist, entertained tho party with her bo admitted that apparently little interest • 2 2 6 M a i n S t r e e t land last month,, has-been captured,_to-.. today;” “a beautiful production;" "the has thus far beon shown. Stereepticon Exhibition. recitations and Miss Paynter sang several duel scene, was most Intense and realistic;” Free examination. All glaasos guaranteed. gether with M. J. McAuliffe, 18 years, Wake- up, A. P. W., and capture that INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Tomorrow night a stereoptlcon exhibition solos. ' During tho course of the evening tho *’a great playand'a groat young actor.” old, and William Burns, 20 years old* will be given in tho Ocoan Grove auditor­ party repaired to the dining room, where a “ Hamlet.” will bo giveti tomorrow night, trophy tomorrow. It’s yours If you make the effort. both of whom have reformatory records. ium by Rev. Daniel Halleron of New York. delicious repast was served. The table and In this part Mr. Wolfo has been most Capital, $ 100,000 SurpluB, $70,000 Surplus and was adorned with a beautiful birthday Capital $50,000 q Profits $45,000 Romanofsky is alleged to have been the The flrst half of the entertainment will be highly praised. Both plays will bo givon one who proposed tho plan to burn the devoted to views of the recent Spauish- cake. It was a late hour boforo tho ovon- with new and correct sconory, beautiful Popular Beach Employees. building. ______Amerlcan war; the latter half to “The ing’s pleasure came to a close. costumes and brilliant light effects. Tho Fifth avenue group of bathhouses Dark Side of New York.” Tho choir will close today and with them closes tho tenth Movement* of WarnhliiN. render some special music, the Bradford season of Miaa Maine White, who has beon F irst N ation al Bank Asbury Park and Ocean Grove ■ Ocean Grove Board of Trade. Caplan Said to be a Terror. Washington, Sept. 15.—The New Or­ trio will probably play, and tho entire af­ in charge of tho group for that length of The annual meeting and election of offl Joseph Caplan oG Wost Park, aged 0, was tlmo. Sho has been employed on the beach leans nnd the Detroit have arrived at fair-promises to be interesting as well as OF ASBURY PARK entertaining. ______cers of the Ocean Grove board of trade will arraigned before Justice Cross this morning longer than any other woman employee San Juan. The last named vessel is on take place Friday, Sept. 23, in Association charged by Mrs. J. H. Robinson with light­ and the regard iu which she is hold by tier Mattison Avenue and Bond Street BANK hall. Among other matters to claim the her way to Lit Guayra to look after Beach Auditorium Services. ing and scratching the face of Lester, her employer and tho bathers Is in proportion (Organized February, 18-%.) Main Street, Asbury Park, American interests there during the„im­ attention or the board will 1m the outlining son, while he was returning' from school. to ber length of service. During tlie‘past Morning and evening services will be con­ pendence o f the reroliition. The Alliance of plaus for tho winter, including advertis­ It appears that Caplan Is the terror of'tho summer and for several previous seasons Main Avenue, Ocean drove ducted In the Asbury Park auditorium next ing, better railroad service and the enter­ OFFICERS has sailed from Tangier for Madeira. Th e school, fighting aud pumtnoling all the Miss Stella Clayton o f this city has been Sunday by Rev. Dr. George J. Mingins,pas­ tainment of those who visit, the place. hoys, lie was severely reprimanded by tho Geo. 3 •Kuokhl, President. north Atlantic squadron leaves Philadel­ her ass 1stjint. iu the office and she also has W e issue Letters of Credit through tor Westminster Presbyterian church, tills justice and discharged with the warning of been w#ll liked. O. II. Bbowjt, 1st Vice-President. phia today and arrives at Tompkinsville oity. His sermon topic at\the 10.30 sorvice future punishment if he did not behave. M. L. Hamm&s, 2d Vloe-Prealdent. our Correspondent will be: “ A Tender Love Story;” at 7.30, Tho Brothers Royor played “ Next Door M. V. Daokh, Cashier. on the 16th. - U. H. Scott, Asatetant'Cashior “ Penitence and Morey.” There will be to a large audience at Park Opera House Now For Fall Gowns. •Tlie National City Bank of New York Governor of Guam. special music at both services last night and delighted the people. Protect Your Heatth Our stock of fall dress patterns is com- DIRECTORS Washington, Sept. 15.—Captain Leary, By dressing soasonablo. These cool nights j plote enough to satisfy the most .fastidious, G. F. Kroehl, Blahlon R. Margeram * William II. Beetle, They are Safe the governor general o f the island of Fashionable Fall Fancies. Fall W eight Clothing. nd a fall overcoat. Wfo have them at Now stock, though, i^arrl7lng daily.demand .Oliver H. Brown, varied prices. Tu !■; STKiNnj.cn C o m p a n y . Bruce S. Keator, R. W. Kirkbrldo, Guam, has reported his arrival at his Our stock of roady-to-don clothing for M. L . Bamman Convenient, In dress goods, clothing, shoes, men’s L T h e St e in b a c h C o m p a n y . D. O. Covert, post on the steamer Yoscmite under date hats and neckwear, and furniture, now men, youths and boys was never more Isaac O. Kennedy, Charles A. Young, E c o n o m ic a l complete. Tho pries tickets speak for them­ \pioneer Clothlors. Both Storos. ho M erry. Milan Rosa, Albort C. Twining, of Aug. 7. The collier Brutus and tho ready for your admiration nnd purchasing. Sherman B. Oviatt, Samuel Johnson, Steinbach Co m pany, selves. * Next Wednesday night, The flremon’s Tlie credit Is In effect a letter of iEtroflua- surveying ship Nero haye arriyed at T he steinbach Co m pany, Richard Carval —•William Hathaway. ; Ocean Palace. * Tho Mammoth. ball, you know. 220* Mon to a large number of responsible hank­ Guam. Pioneor Clothiers. _____ Tw o Stores. lino other popular books for,sale at your ers abroad, specially Beleetea for. their hlRU llefatfeea From Fever Dtatrlet*. 'Telegraph or W rite own price ut the book auction next to tho Cures indigestion. Comparative Deposits standing ami willingness to extend to hold ­ U p th e H udson ; T o th e M o u n tain West End.hotel evory morning nUd evening. Knoxville, Sept. 15.—Hundreds of ref- Some other time. Come yourself to the W e are looking for a case of Indigestion S e p te m b e r 8 , 18 8 S . . . . . $ * 73,794 57 ers o l these totters courtesies whicli arose Cheapest and best arranged ‘excursion to Encyclopedias and dictionaries are being •ugoes are coining to and through this soason’s event, the ball next Wednesday t hat cannot be cured by taking Rennet-lne “ ' 8, 1 8 8 8 .488, 594.44 highly appreciated whoa among strangers. night; the auditorium. Voss -"for the Forest View Park and for the accommoda- closed out at amazingly low prices.—210tf.J w e also iffloe foreign drafts on all the. city from the yellow fever stricken dis­ P rice 50c. and 91, For sale at Kinmonth’8 fi, 1893 ...... 489,111.13 fire laddies. ______220* ilon of those who desire to view the Dewoy 1 principal cities abroad. tricts lu Alabama and Mississippi. The celebration, the Olympia and other famous Black’s Malt extract invigorates, &0 cents 7. *8 9 7 .63S.033.41 majority are now golug to Asheville, Renftet-lne. warships, etc. * ‘ a bottle; three ror 50 cents. Opposite post- Book auction tonight next to West End. 7 , 18 9 8 . . ■ . . S 94^944*77 ' orPICHRB. N. C. . ' Indigestion relieved at qnco by taking Under personal management, Saturday, o.Tlce. ^ 182 McDevitt will talk. Prices are cut way Sept. 80tn. Fare round trip, adults fl. —210tf down.—210tf. Patrons valuables received for safe keeping HBNRT C. WINSOR, President. Rennet-lne. .For salo at Kinmonth’8 Drug free of charge. * • ‘ GECO. W. KVAN3,'Vice-President. Rennet-lne. Store. M< T h e P ress gives more reading matter for Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Colleo- The magic cure for indigestion, Rennet- Rennewne oures indigestion. For saleat one cent than any other newspaper In A s­ Rennet-lne♦eures dyspepsia. Fqr sale at nonB promptly acknowledged. XJDMpND K. DAYTON, Cashier. Klninonth’s. * 160tf. bury Park. Klnm onth’s. ' 160tf JB333 MINOT, Ass't Cashier lne. For sale at Klnmonth’s. Black, apothecary, opposite postoffice. [tf Your bufllaeaa favor q respectfully solicited. THE ASBURY PARK L>AIl/V PRESS. )

M’KINLEY TO NEBRASKANS. inp.r** \KiitiiNt C on »p irn to r». D aily Press. Paris. Sept. 1.1.— It is reported that T h e ft t‘ 11 (I M the magistrate who Jias it) hand the con­ ESTABLISHED 1807 spiracy charges will declare that there is Omaha. Sept. 1.1.- In bis address to the no ground for prosecution in the case of Reliable Furniture. First Nebraska regiment the assistant several persons now in custody. The J. I j. k i n m o n t h secretary of wjir, Mr. Meiklej which must be carefully packed for safe carriage. to me that 1 shall be unable to be pres­ K I K o t ” : : ::SSS NEGLIGEE 51|II|IS •Packing is one of our special business feat­ ent. and while 1 cannot give my self that pleasure. 1 am glad I«* have this opportu­ Tor twenty-fly* eents^ JlrsMrsertlon and ..fifteen ures. W e have very skihful and careful pack­ nity to express to the oJMeeis and men of OP SUBSCRIPTION;: the regiment my sincere greetings and ers w ho can be entrusted with th 6 care of delicate r (strictly in advance)...... congratulations. WANTED. china, cut glass, bric-a-brac, mirrors or furniture M ‘The Xcbra/Ua volunteers were A food i among the first to respond to tin* call of [ T h e $ 2 .0 0 k in d $ 1.25 of any description; W e not only pack, but the executive.' How conspicuously they SS& 1 .5 0 “ 1.0 0 ship for you to any destination, relieving you* of have realized every pat riotie expectation B E S T S T A N D •* is known to their state and country. With i,o d “ 75c all annoyance and loss of time. In Asbury Park for meat, p'uilt-y, eggs and FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 18U0. the other splendid regiments of volun­ butter.^ Fixtures for sale. Address or ofdb N. 7 5 c “ 5 0 c Upon receipt of ’a card we will send a rep. teers and regulars they rendered devofecl J o se ph LT Bu tc h er ia g o rg in g ahead and uncomplaining service; for months 5 0 c “ 35c resentative to gfte you full information and esti­ F O R R E N T as the Democratic candidate for sheriff. they infused to avail- themselves o f the privilege of mustet\‘ out; they sustained mate of expense. The relief from worriment The rumors that he had withdrawn are aud strengthened the government; they and anxiety about valuable or choice articles, entirely without foundation. Joe was stood by the Hag and kept it stainless. and the /certainty that when such work is en- high man on the successful ticket in the “ ‘ At this time o f homecoming ami re­ Our comptete line of Fall race for the assembly ladt fall and has union it is a source of deep gratilication F O R S A L E . trusted to our care it will be perfectly and care­ that the health o f the regiment, is good, not lost one whit in popularity since its morale of the best, and thaVhe losses HATS AND TIES fully done, is worth much more than the trifle then. Neptune township owes.it to Mr. sustained hnvv been no greater? although w e c h a rg e . relatively larger than iu most of those are now being displayed by us in Butcher to see that a solid delegation is WANTED. serving in the Philippines. £0 m any styles, shapes and colors Call or write. sent to the convention to his support. . furnished room for a lady, with or " ‘Our thoughts go Third avenue. 219-sW* happiness spent with his family in his native land. WANTED. Alm ost every one is a lover . Furnislud house for the wl.iter with furnace, For Boys bath, light, not less than six bedrooms; cent nil Ohio I>t*n»o4*rj» tIt? t'nintmltfn. of fine Soda. • The difference location. Addres Mrs. Lewis, caie Matthew (\.luml»us, <>., Sept. 1 r».— The I)pnr>- between good and poor Soda House, Asbury Park. s VJ19 20* W ATCH THIS SPACE NEXT W EEK W e have just received and placed on sale a most cratie Mute <>x«‘«,utivo committee has .Ijsiin's I*. Sewanl of Mansfiuhl is so great that one need not WANTED. desirable assortment of strictly high grade <*h;untKtn. .Mr. S«*»r«r«l will appoint >js be much of a judge to detect A lady whose home contains all modem Im­ KiMTi'lmy .Inhn 1\ Kilsnii. t>x-nuditi»r <>f provements, good heater, will rent two or three it. The excellent quality and rooms, with or without board, to desirable party; Van i t county. ;mtl :is treasurer .—Fire, probably we can furnish it. suit purchaser. Inquire of CH1S. KRAINZ ot Wcendi;iry origin, 'lestroyed Reigard LEWIS BROTHERS, * A Marshall & Wen­ tS: Co.'- oil wandmiise ;md .1. M. Hughes' on the premises. $ 4 5 0 H a rd m a n dell in Hungarian eosdyards and ilumatred John Ivazmaier’s Our ‘'Drugs that Cure” are Or P. O. Box 863, Asbury Park, N. J. 215-8«+ Plum Pudding ma­ fn*cw«*ry. The total loss is estimated at ash case, fine condi­ best, o f course. BON A VENTURE. hogany, as good as tio n ...... S I 7 5 509 Third avenue opposite Edrcatioual Hall new S340 (lunrtcrmiiKtcr nt Manila Relieved. will remain ope until December t.-t. All rooms M a t t i s o n A v e . P h a r m a c y .- Good upright made by TAILOR V\'a>liin^!o». Sept. 15.—Major James heated. Delightful location for fall guests Special \Y. Pope..< hief quartermaster at Manila, terms. Mrs. A. F. Newkirk. 210-35 House &'Davis, a dis­ Haines Co., walnut Inis been ielieved. his place being taken EDUCATIONAL. tinct bargain $125 c a s e ...... S * 6 5 bv Mai a- t ';-osl.v P. Miller. Miss Phillips* Select Boardirg and Day School 315 flmusements will reopen September 20 181*9. Address MIbs Went her Forecast. Phillips, S17 First avtnue. 200 225+. You can have any of these on first payments of Fair ■■ fiesh north to east winds. $ 1 0 .0 0 and in m ost instances future monthly payments F O R R E N T . Park Opera House Nicety furnished' house; latest and best im­ o f $ 6 .0 0 will do., On such easy conditions* why should BOND STREET W. H. MORRIS, flanager provements; heated by hot water; best whiter you delay in getting a Piano ? ARRIVALS AT TflE HOTELS location; very reasonable. 52G Munroe avenue; Asbury Park. 198-225* If you want a good piano and only want to pay a "W orthy Drama, Worthily Produced.” ASBURY PARK little money, this is your opportunity. There is not ASBURV PAKK. The Eminent Tragl-Romantlc Actor, RESCUE MISSION. 31 South Main st., Asbury Park. Service every a “ Furniture” Piano or “ Make-believe” among the lot. night a,t 7.45; also Sunday 3.15. Bright song ser­ CLARENDON. MR. HARRISON J. vice; orchestra; short talks; good speakers; tes­ New York—H. G. Scudder/ timonies of saved people. Everybody invited. 104tf Q. w. Outer, 8upt. R. A. TUSTING St. Joseph, Mo.—Mrs. N. T. Van Brunt'. T. F. O’BRIEN Trenton-Mrs. Juan Pascual and daugh­ BOAR»M H» WANTED* ter. WOLFE Mattison Ave. and Bond St. The Hanlon, 321 Cookman avenue; open all the Englewood, N. J.—Mias F. M. Seixas. And a capable company of artists, presenting year; terms low. Asbury Park, N. J. COLEMAN HOUSE. New. York—Nicholas Brooks, Miss Friday, September 15 BAND AND ORCHESTRA. Brooks, John H. Clews, P. R. Lamb, C. A. The Great Romantic Tlay, The Park City Band and Orchestra is open tor TIN ROOFING Hungerford, W. C. Clark. engagements; any number ot pieces furnished In Newark—P. Hassingor. string or brass. For terms apply to G. T. Sanford Cleveland—F. C. McMtilUn. The Corsican Brothers Director, G21 filattison ave., Asbury Park, Nn’J. Plilla.—Mrs. J. S. Perrine. All the Latest Styles in Felt G olf H ats at Boston—S. A. Neill and wifej Saturday, September 16 F O R S A L E . HEATERS AND MODERN - Freehold—Mrs. 'T. E. Morris. A bargain. A fine corner property In Asbury Elmira—Jas. Cowart and wife. Shakespeare’s Sublime Plav, Park* situated southeast corner Third avenue and Bergh streets. Apply to M. KefII, 08 Main MRS. E. DILTS’ vdvenuo, Ocfean Orove, N. J. 180-221* There’s always hope while there’s One HAMLET Minute Cough Cure. “ An attack of pneu­ T H E C R O W N , 706 COOKMAN AVENUE monia left my lungs In bad shape and I was All New Social Pcenery—Beautiful, Correct Costumes—Brilliant Light Effects. 145 Main avenue. Ocean Grove. Open all the SHEET METALWORK near the first stages of consumption. One year. The most homelike boarding house m Minute Cough Cure completely cured me.” Ocean Grove. Steam heat, baths and all Im­ writes Helen McHenry, Bismark, N. I). PRICES, ** - 25,35,50,75c. provements. Terms reasonable. 252tf Pompton Lakes, N. J. Gives instant, relief. W. K.' Ham. Seats on sale at Grenellc’s pharmacy, 214 Slain. EXAMINATION FREE HOTEL PIERREPONT. Agent for Kelsey Furnaces 600 feet above sea level. One hour’s ride MrflrKelseybegs to announce the opening of from New Y ork on Susquehanna and West­ her regular season, nnd Is now prepared to accept LI guests. Terms reasonable. fisiurg ParK optical F a il ern and Greenwood Lake railroads. Splen­ 05tf Hotel Pierrepont. Cookman avenue. did bicycle roads; good Ashing; delightful TH E OPEN DOOR drives; healthful mountain air; vegetables .V Mrs. J. F. BRADLEY 603 Cookman Ave., cor. Emory St. 1 814 COOKMAN AVE. 642 MATTISON AVENDE are direct from the farm. Dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring Wo ono can afford to risk his sight; hence Main Street and Lake Avenue, . the importance of glasses properly adapted A Telephone is an Open Door through which trade enters.' 1 Special Terms for September and October McCabe Building, f Asnunv Park. to the eyes. I f suffering with your eyes, or ASBURV PARK, N, J. MRS. F. L. DUFFORD. Telephone Service is a business necessity 53-tf Formerly vrlth Mrs. Bennett if you need glasses, come in for examination Hand work a specialty. (without charge) and see what' we can do Asbury Patk references'. It is to the m-rchant.an outlet for information and quotations and an Inlet for C L A R E N C E u - W IL S O N , for you. orders - C Goods called for and delivered RIGHT GLASSES, RK1HT riBTHODS, A r c h it e c t , Telephone Service keeps the manufacturer, the merchant and the consumer in RIGHT PRICBS, As Pure as Excelsior Laundry constant touch. Send us a postal and our wagon 186 Broadway, LONG BRANCH. All optical gOods warranted to give satte* :(SN0WFLAKB) faction. 11 notifies the produces at, whatever distance of the variations of demand. , w ill call. r E. J. STROUD, Hom em ade Candy Telephone Service increases sales by the expedition it lends to the lilling W atcft, ClocK and Jewelrg Repairing ' ,8 i 2 Cookman Avenue orders. Contracting Painter. . Afe ‘prices consistent with good workman­ JOHN N, W HITE • ■ Our candies are )ust aa pure A most complete modern laundry It keeps the business interests throughout the couutry iu communication witji Postotflce box 967. Asbury Park, N. J. ship. P r o p r i e t o r as those you would moke at Capacity Increased two-fold the markets. CONCERNING PIANOS. W. C. WISEMAN, Graduate Optician home. Domestic finish Telephone Bervice save's m uch tim e and as “ T im e is M oney” it saves m o n k y Well, the season is about over and It’s .tjmo to They are better than home* se'l pi-'noH aKain. I h-ive alijut. 3.r> pianos re.nted m ade can d y though, beeauBe We make a specialty of fine hand work on It costs lens than au errand boy and it does the work or a commercial giant. armird town that must go back to New York CHARLES F. W YCK0FF they are the product of a skilled ladles apparel and gents dress shirts. Ttalsde- about October 1st. They are all. for xaUi «ml irtment Is jjnder the supervision of an expert Telephone Service between oflice and residence Is 11 tremendous convenience there are some beaut It’s among tliem. Tills’ J o h n F. M o r r i s o n candy maker. laundress. Drop us a postal and our wagons Dealer (n W.inckler on a box Is a guar­ and at the present message.rates is an unimportant expense. great chance for a bargain. Prices .range from Awnings, Tents, Flags, Dumb will call and deliver anywhere. 8125 to $17?).. You oaii't gt» wrong nt that rate. OILS, BRUSHES antee that the candy In it is [f one telephone so increase? business that the "Open Door’’ is crowded, open Now If you want new pianos V can flx..you.up In Waiters and Elevator Rigging VARNISHBS Mixei Paints fresh'ond pure. A. Bi HAF1M0ND, Manager another door; that is, have another telephone, or better, a Private Branch great »hap«\ One of the bent pi mns for the sea­ shore is the Sclioinacker! The strings are gold*- Kxchanac, with trunk lines to the “ Central,” a switchbrard, aud as many plated; you need m»ver fear about strings rust­ . ASBURV PARK, N. J. stations as may be required. • ing. Also sell the Fischer nnd Fi anklyn pianos; au-28» HARDWARE1 AND NOTIONS KodoTDygpepsia Cure !a a Bolentifio com ' , i over 107,000 sold In the last 50 years—that’s a AU kloda of Interior a tad Exterior Painting pound having the endorsement o f eminent record. And tho Krueger, formerly sold In town J. F. Oapkn. Gilbert O. Hiqbt. done, either by contract or day’s work. WINCKLER, physicians and the medical press. I t 4 di­ for $350,1 have the agency no\^;, my price is 8225. Estimates cheerfully giyt>u. gests what you eat” and positively oures ’The New York and N ew Jersey Telephone Com pany I have no expenses,consequently can sell cheaper CAPEN.& HIGBY Baker and .Confectioner, dyspepsia* M i A . Ketroh, Bloomingdale, by $100 than dealers who have heavy expenses. Think this over. W. C. DOHM, piano timer, Architects O ffice 7 0 a M ain St, U%nn., saya it -cured- him of Indigestion ot 17(j BROADWAY, LOfiG BRANCH. ' 81 WILLOUGHBY ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. 81& Cookman avenue, h7&4 Broad Street, N’dwark. N. J. • Cor* flewall A#*- fls b w y P a r l 717 Mattison Avenue. tqg Sjbrs’ standing. W . R. Ham. . ^ - THB ASBURY PARK DAILV PRESS, SHAW MURDER 9ASE. Jlsbury ParK fiotei* Jlsbury ParK fiokis BRIEF LOCAL SUMMARY. E l l Dcnlen Tlint lie Ilna Ever Con* FAMILY HOTEL fermed. Special for Saturday > WHAT IS GOING ON IN AND Cnmtten, N. J., Sept. 15.—JQli Shaw, Grand and Sewall Avenues AROUND THE CITY. twice tried and acquitted upon the charge OPEN ALL THE YEAR. COTTAGE HAM S, 8 0 . l b . of killing his mother, Mrs. Sarah Shaw, Steam heat. Electric llgnta. and his grandmother, Mrs. Emma Zane, All modern improvements. Items of Tnterest Too Small for a Is said by the Philadelphia Times to Sun parlor. B'msonable prices. Headline — Happenings Personal have confessed the double murder to Baking Powder _ and Otherwise THat W ill Help to its reporters. Shaw was also said to Make the History of Asbury Park, have declared that Eugene Darnell, a fel­ OF COURSE PEOPLE low .employee of his, was aslassociation will be held at porters, said: * Corner Fourth avenue and Kingsley street. Superior table service Trenton from Monduy, Sept. 25, to Friday, “ O f course Shaw and Darnell have de­ Friday, Sept. 22—Annual meeting’ and Sept. 29. . Heattd. W ill remain open until October rst. election Ocean Grove board of trade in nied our story, but'everything we_said is We Have also Some Rare Bargains! in eaimed goons Association hall. T . M. Dickey, a member of the Ocean true. Shaw did confess to us. Political Hr.use thoroughly equipped with the Harris patent lire eBcape and alarms. Grove association and a resident o f that Monday, Sept. 25—Opening: of private school complication^ have entered into this case. ftgrAsk for our M AG AZIN E when you visit the Store city, will return .from a month’s vacation TRAVERS & TRUMPBOUR. by Miss Driggs at 807 First avenue. about Oct. 1. \ W e will soon show by other witnesses or have the clerk bring you one. that we told the truth.” Monday, Sept. 25—Century run of Oreos George Filbert* president of the Woman’s Athletic olub to Trenton and return. ■ college of Balilmore, arrived today for an Monday, Sept. 26 to Friday, Sept. 20—Inter­ extended stay at the Coleman. He is ac­ AiiKuiHa Stvci»t*f?y’liurrlcane. state fair at Trenton. companied by his son. St. Thomas, I). W . I., Sept, 15.—Ad­ Hotel Clarendon A Few Reminders: vices received at St. Kitts from the is­ Wednesday, Sept. 27—Seaside Home and Counselor Samuel A. Patterson has been N ow Open. j 302 Fifth Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. 5 lb Pail Assorted Jellies...... 25c School reopens at 000 Asbury avenue, suffering from an ulcerated tooth. The ach­ land o f Anguilla, hue of the British West Golden Drip Syrup...... 10c quart can Baby Olives...... 10c bottlo Saturday, Sopt. 30—Combined excursion of ing molar now, however, allows him to at­ India islands, Leeward group, say that a Two blocks from the ocean. One of the finest views of the Park and ocean California Apricots 2 cans 25c Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Metho- tend to'hls law duties. hurricane during the night of Sept. 8 de­ to be had. Near Sunset Lake, ooatlng and bathing grounde. Firstclass hotel Fifth Avenue CoflFeo...... 32c lb Large Silver Prunes...... 3 lbs 25c • dist Sunday-schools to Forest View Felt golf hats are the prevailing style at stroy ed 200 houses and rendered 800 peo­ In every reBpect. GEO. W ., W A T E R B U R Y . Cal. White Heath Peaches 30c can Clawson’s Root Beer 10c qt. bottlo • Park, up the Hudson. present. Mrs. E DiUs, 700 Cookman a ve­ ple hofneless. There was considerable Silver Cord. Clawson’s Ginger Ale. ..10cqt. bottle il uef advertises having all tho latest styles Corner Grand and Munroe avenues. One block from Electric Monday, Oct. 3—Monthly meeting Mon­ loss of property and similar damage at cars and five minutes walk from the bench or mil road station. Best Oat Meal...... 2 lbs for 5c Sweet Potatoes...... 10c can mouth Clerical union in First Presby­ at her millinery parlor.-?. St. Martin. Steam heated. Open all the year. Superior table. Commodious The O range Hood’s Root Beer .10c bottle Potted Tongue...... 1-4 lb can 5c terian church, Asbury Park. A maltose eat with white mark on breast porches. Special rates for families. M. J. GENUNG. Will make 5 gallons moot Beer has gone astray from 700 Fifth aveuue. If I'orto Itlcnn lie venues, Potted Ham...... 1-4 lb can 5o (Formerly St. James). Corner Cookman ave. Roast Beef...... 19c large can the finder will return It the owner will be Washington, Sept. 15.—The war de­ Fine Catsup, 10c quart bottle “ They are simply perfect,” writes Robert nue and Webb street. Open aU the year. Com­ Good Coffee In grain...... 15c lb Moore, o f LaFayette, Ind., o f DeWitt’s tho happiest littlo girl in town. partment has received the amount of re­ Com m ercial H otel manding full view of the sea. Broad porches, Condensed M ilk...... 7c can jirge, airy, comfortable rooms. Steam heated throughout, Servloe and cuisine excellent. Good Carolina Rice...... 0c lb Little Early Rlaere, the “ famous little pills” Miss Nellie Brooks of New York is a re­ ceipts gathered from all sources in Porto Kippered Herring...... 2 lb can 20c for constipation and pH liver ailmeuts. cent arrival at tho Coleman House. Miss Itico for the month of August. The re­ E. VAN AKEN. Good Lard ...... 7c lb Brooks Is a loading society belle of the Fancy Mixed Cakes...... 10c lb Never gripe. W. R. Ham. ceipts aggregate .$173,780, divided as fol­ Sunset avenub, one block from ocean. All modern Improve­ Fancy Cold packed Tomatoes.. 8c can metropolis. She 1b a tall and striking lows: Customs receipts, $155,672^postal ments. Balhs, electric lights, electric bells. Table flrst-ciass. California Sliced Peaches... .10c can blonde. California Prunes...... 4 lbs for 25c receipts, $0,018; internal reveuue--\.re­ The Madison Evening dinner. Open until October 1. J. DODMAN. Best Mixed Nuts...... 2 lbs for 25c Cime cables Township., Committeeman William A. Quaker City Soap 5 cakes for 17c ceipts, $0,012; miscellaneous, $2,677. Second avenue, near the beach. Berry, accompanied by Mrs. Berry, leave N O W Ot*I£N tomorrow on a two weeks’ trip to the Cat- Free or Charge. Grand Central Hotel Special terms for the spring months. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Bklll mountains. They will say at Union A. TERHUNE, Proprietor. Society, New York. An v adult Bufferlmr from a cold settled on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lun? 408 Seventh avenue. Near Seventh avenue sun parlors. Open all The* Standard Railroad of America Dr. R. W. Marren, the physician in the year. Steam heat, baths, gas; largo and comfortable rooms, J, J t p A r k b r , charge of the Emergency hospital at the troubles of any nature, who will call at St, Laurent 8. FLYNN. Klnmonth & Co’s, or W . R. Ham’s drug 6 0 4 , 6 0 6 , 6 0 8 Cookmati Avenue, On and after September 11. 1899. Asbury avenue bathhouses during the sum­ mer, ended his season’s work yesterday. He stores will be presented with a sample b o t­ Open all the year. Enlarged and 1m- Other Stores: Cor, Like Avenue and Main Street, TRAINS LEAVE ASBURY PARK—WKKK-DAYB. will return again next year. tle of Boschee’fl German 8yrup, free of )rovcd. Electric lights ond gas. Fun par- Long Branch For New York and Newark, 7 20, 7 45, {£J0, 9 20 a charge. Only one bottle given to one per- Grand Avenue Hotel ors. Superior table. L. SILL, Proprietor, Manasquan, T e l. 69 ASBURY PARK, m. 1 20, 2 36 and 5 37 p m. Harry W. Schuyler returned to Philadel­ phia on the noon train today after residing son.and none to children without order from f Little Falla For Elizabeth,7 45,9 20 am, 1 20,2 85 and 6 37 p m parents. For Rahway, v 20 a m 1 20 and 6 87 p m. In this city ilnce early in May., He was Ocean Grow Bottis Ocean Grow hotels For Mata wan, 9 20 a m, 1 20, ‘MJ5 and 5 87 o m. employed in one of the local printing estab­ No throat or lung remedy ever had such For Lonj? Branch, 7 20, 7 45, 8 20, 9 20. 10 23. It 04, lishments, and will resume his position with a sale as Boschee’s German Syrup In all 8 and 5 Pitman avenue, 4 and 0 MeCllntock street This hotel la 21 a m. 1 20, 2 25, 2 85, (4 07 Saturday* only), ihe American Printing company In the parts of the civilized world. Twenty years op<-n all the year, fun parlors end will tiented rooms for the cool 5 87, G 42, 6 40 p m. Quaker City. ago millions of bottles were given awaj, month. Tbe only hotel In Oc<*nn Grove supplied wyh seawater For Red Bank, 720,7 45, 920 a m. 1 20, 285 and and your druggists will tell you that Its The A laska bat ha. The location Is of the best, 100 feet from boardwalk and 5 37 p m. Davia, furniture dealer at Grand and success was fnarvelous. I t Is really the close to auditorium end post ofllce. N H. KILMER, Proprietor. For Philadelphia, Broad Street, and Trenton, 7 25. Cookman avenues,1 will save people return­ only Throat and Lung Remedy generally I THE GREAT 7 58 a m, 12 88, 3 57 and 5 8i> p m. ing to their city homes lots of trouble If For Camden Tla Trenton and Borden town, 7 25 a endorsed by physicians. One 75 cent bottle | * l i . 80 South Main street, Ocean Grove. Table supplied with milk and A ll Kinds they will invoke his aid in'packlng up their win euro or prove Its value. Sold by all M f l l O / \ I T ( | vegetables from our own farm. All modern Improvements. Terms m. 12 38 and 3 57 p m. * 14 v mouernte Open all the yean "H. A ‘ TRUAX For Camden and Philadelphia Tfa Toms River, valuable china, brlc-a brae, mirrors furni­ druggists in this city. 6 40 and It 18 a m. 2 23 and 5 IB p n». ture, etc. See what he says about it in his Two blo< Ks from ocean and FleUher Lake. I Atlantic and Pacific: For Toma River. Island Heights and intermediate adver. today. DeWItt’s Littlo Early Risers permanently Centrally lot ated Tn hie first class. of M oney stations,640, 11 18am .228, 5 15 and 6 40 pm. T li© W indsor Bicycle room. For Point Pleasant and intermediate station*, cure chronic constipation, billouBiiess, ner­ Corner Central and Webb avenues. Open until October 1. E. F. NELSON. 0 40, 10 54,11 18 a m, 2 23, 4 22, 5 10,5 15, .0 02, « « Charged W ith Cruelty to Children. vousness and worn-out feeling; cleanse and | . 'TEA CO. and 8 56 p m. Nancy Warren of 1314 Sprlngwood ave­ rogulate the eutlre system. Small, pleas­ For New Brunswick, via Monmouth Junction. nue, West Park, on tho complaint o f her 7 56 a m, 12 88. 3 57 and 5 35 p in. ant, never gripe or sicken—“ famous little to* Loan neighbors, was arraigned before Justice pills.” W . R. Ham. O t lie r 3ES.€»sssox*tss 626 Cookman Avenue TRAINS. LKAVK HXW YORK FOR ASBURY PARS. Crops this morning charged with cruelty to From Went Twenty-Third 8treet station, 8 55 a m, her brother’s children, of whom she has 1210, 8 25, 8 25,4 10, 5 10 and 8 55 pm. Sundays, charge. She pleaded not guilty and will be Professional A N Y A M O U N T 9 25 a‘rn, and 4S5pm. Invites all lovers ? good Teas, Cof­ From Desbromea street station, at 9 00 a m, 12 20, given a hearing tonight at 8 o’clock. Shady Qlen House 0 2 30, 8 40, 4 20. 5 10 and 7 CO p m. Sundays, 0 45 0R8. BRYAN & B U R T fc- fees, Baking Powder,^Extracts, Spices 0 a in, and 5 15 p m. Senroltr of Small Dill*. PHYSICIAN’S AND SURGEONS. DURHAfl, N. Y. CAT5KILL MOUNTAINS. From Cortlandt street static n, at 9 00 a m, 12 20, Chicago. Sept. 15. — The Record says etc., to call and inspect their stock. 2 30, 8 38, 4 23, 5 15 and 7 00 p m. Sunday 9 45 a 221 Asburv avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. Office Dally mall, telegraph, bathing, fishing. Stage morning nnd evening from Cairo railroad station. 5 a n d 6 % m, and 5 15 pm. bnnks with extensive coun£r$r business hours 8 to 12 a, m,, 2 to 8 p. m., 5 to 9 p. m. Bowling, tenuis croquet, swings, delightful drives, walks and iml>le>>. Table one of the I est. Fresh A good coffee in the bean for 10c por On Sunday will stop at Interlaken and Avon In Phone 5. complain bitterly of the scarcity o f small eggs, milk anti vegetables from owner’s larm. Pure water nnd healthful mountain air. No mataila. ! pound. ilace of North Asbury Park and ABbury Park to bills. The crops are now fairly well iu RATE8 $5 A WEEK for September, October nnd November. Asbury Park references—Mr. S Hem- et off passengers. DR. F. F. COLEMAN menway, 015 Cookman avenue. Howard HiiHck, Daii.v Pit esq ofllee , S. M. ELLIOTT, Irop'r. fTRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (Broad St) FOB motion, nnd the small bnnks clamor for Northweat oorner Fourth ave. and Kingsley st, WILLIAM GIFFARD ASBURY PARK, money. When the Chicago banker goes Office Hours; 9 to 10 a. m„1.80 to 2,80 p, m* t ELGIN 6BEHJQEBY BDTTEH 231 AtIO B0v 830,11 44 a 8 80, 4 02 pm week-days. to the sublreasury for ourrency, he is 7to 8 p. m. “ Sundays, 8 30 a m. Market Street Wharf, via pnld in $10,000 gold certificates or by Telephone 1 B. The Ocean Route WE 2 2 2 flain Street Camden and Trenton, 0 10,7 10, 10 80 a m, 280 bills of other denominations, with only and 3 30 p m week days Leave Market Street R. S. BENNETT, M. 0. ‘ By the Famous Steamers Wharf via Jg^esburg, 710 am ,A 00 pm week- enough of the little ones to round out the total. I f he makes a demand for small PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. WANT bills, he may be given a few thousands In 503 First avenue, Asbury Park. Office hours WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH 8 to 10,1 to 8, 7 to 0. 194-273 REPUBLIC and COLUMBIA $20 gold certificates, but that is tho best HOUSES THE SUN STOPS Insurance Written in Best Com­ LEAVE DROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 0 ho can do. For BaltLtiore and Washington, 8 50, 7 20. 8 82, SB. MARGARET G. CURRIE panies. Lowest Rates. 120 Main avenuu, iscean urove, N. J. T 0 m From HEW YOBK a n d g a ie s ^ 10 20,11 25am. 12 09 (1236 Limited, Dining Car). Onbam Protest Against Free Coffee. If your house is for rent Santiago, Cuba, Sept.. 15.—Tho meas­ 17 to 10 a. m Offloe Hoars ►2 to 5 p.m. TOR— THE WINTER a ' ,n ^ V - ure declaring free importation o f coffee I 7 to 10 p. m. Sunday, S ept. 17 d .ya. Sundays, 3 50, 720,9 13, 11 28 a m, 12 09, AwOHOE m 112 (Lining Car), 8 18, 4 41 (5 20 Congressional from Porto Kieo to Cuba has caused a —OR— Limited, Dining Curj.-B 34. 6 55i (Dining Car), ( bad impression in the city and province DR ELLA PRENTISS UPHAM .J \ f 7 31 (Dining Car), p tn.m. and 12 Ofi08 night. Of Santiago. The planters have ngreed to 8U6 Third Avenue, Asbury Park, N.J. Time tables of all other trains of tbe system — B Y — T H E — Y E A R — 4frtr>w- ' «< T H E P A L A C E may be obtained at the ticket offices or station?. cable Senor de Quesada, in Washington, Offloe lours on 10 a. m., 12 to 2,6 to 7.80 p. m. LAST TRIPS J. R. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt a request to present a protest to Presi-' Telephone. Call 291 Let us put it ou our list, and we J. B. Hutchinson, Gen. Manager. dent McKinley. They declare that such , mtiy bo able to dispose of it for you. ■a regulation will kill the Cuban coffee in­ H . 8 . KINMONTH, IW. D. ROUND TRIP FARE W e have parties waiting for houses. CENTRAL R. R._0F NEW JERSEY dustry and leave thousands penniless. frO Grand avenue, and at Klnmonth & Co.’s MERRY-GO-ROUND Drug Store, 724 Cookman avenue. Tin- Santiago Chain her o f Commerce has Aabury Park, N, J. Anthracite Coal Bse F. Whittemore, driver of Corner CookmarrRvenue and Emory street, otei ROOM S 12-13 a bnaer.v watroii. was found on the Old LeMalstre’s, opposite post office. Entrance DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE. CUT For New York, via Sandy Book route, 6 89.7 40, on Emory street, Asbury Park.' Good Music. 1145 am, 131,6 01 p m. Sundays from Inter­ Town House road, nbuut midway be­ •ffloe hours from 9 a. m. to 5. p. MONMOUTH BUILDING GLASS AND OPTICAL GOODS laken station, 915 a m, 4 18 p m. tween South Yarmouth and Yarmouth, Telephone 98 L For New York, Newark and Elizabeth via all rail Special care taken of child­ route, 6 20, 7 00, (780 New York only). 800, yesterday morning. In thd afternoon H. W, Cor. Mattison A.ve. and Bond St. A. W. CORNELIUS, 10 55 a m, 2 10,4 00.710 p m. Sundays from In­ Edwin Itay Snow* 17 years of age, who GEO. L. D. tOMPKINS IS, D. S. ren with or without nurses. terlaken station, 7 87 a m, 4 16. 8 05 p m. Is believed to be l lie last person seen with Dentist, 617 Mattlwm avenue ithoKeator block, 624 COOKMAN AVENUE For Philadelphia and Trenton via Elizabeth port, near postofflce), Asburv Park. Teeth extracted ASBURY PARK, N. J. fl 20, (7 00 except Trenton) 8 00,10 55 a m, 2 10. the vieti::i. was arrested In Middleboro painlessly without rendering the patient uncon­ A ll welcome. 4 00 p tn. Sundays from Interlaken station, 7 87 on suspicion of beiuir tji© murderer. scious. Gas administered. Office hours 9 a. m. a m. 418 p tn. to 5 p. m. For Baltimore and Washington, 7 00, 8 00,10 55 a E. SCHNITZLER, Proprietor. BEACH BAND CONCERT. T O L O A N ...... Toothache m, 4 00 pm, Sundays from Interlaken station, CLAUDE V. DUERIN 7 87 a m, 418 p no. At Five Per Cent Many people suppose it one of those For Eauton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch TONIGHT—ASBURY AVENUE. LAW OFFICES. Chunk, 6 20,8 00, 10 55 a m, 910, (4 00 to Easton), Transacts general legal business. Acknowledg­ necessary ills that flesh Is heir to. In p m. Sundays from Interlaken station, 4 18 pm. March—“ Marching Home from the W ar.” ments taken for all states. Leave Pier 10 East River (between South Ferry many instances it is their own fault, ForWilkesbarreand Scranton, 8 00,10 55 am. Overture— “The Night Wanted” .. .Mo3kau Rooms 9-10 Appleby Building. and Wall street). 10.30 a. in., 8.33 p. m. $ 1 , 5 0 0 For Buffalo and Chicago via D., L. & W. R. K., Selection—“A Night In Granada” .Megrelles Leave Long Branch, 1.00 p. tn., 6 00 p. m. which might have been avoided. BICYCLES! 8 00,10 55 a m, 4 00 p m. Cornet solo—“Broadwater Waltz” .Liberal! Sunday—From New York, 0.80, 10.80 a. jn.; 2,000 Toothache is the result of longnogtac RETDRjaNO TO ASDURY PARK, E. Natlello. W M. C. COTTRELL 2.30, 3.80 p. in. From Long Branch, 12 n>„ l.tO, Yon must now bo familiar with - ARCHITECT, 6.00, 0 00 p. m. of a diseased tooth. Leave New York^ via Sandy Hook route, pier 8 “ A Trip to Coney Island"...... Tobani 5 . 0 0 0 Toothache Is not therefore a criter­ my prices. Perhaps yon have not N. R , from foot of Rector street, 10 00 a m, “Tho Owls’ Picnic” (Fantasia)...... Ripley Plans an** specifications furnished at short no­ 1 00, 8 45, 4 80 p m. tice. Hotel work a specialty. 415 Lake Avenue ion that the teeth neod attention; it seen tho wheels. They are not the W altz—“ Sweet Repose” ...... W itt o r Loavo Now York, foot of Liberty street, all rail “ Tho American Patrol” ...... Meaeham Is proof that they have not been’at­ common ones, bat the best on th® route, 4 80, 8 80. 11 80 a m, 1 80, 8 58, 4 45, 5 88, DR. S. G. WALLACE fl 28 p m. Sundays to Interlaken station, 9 00 a Caprice—“ Solitude” ...... Morcedante b Yotir Gycle tended to soon enough. Toothache market. Tho Yales and Feather- m, 4 00 p rn. March—“ Prize Cakewalk” ...... Karin DENTIST, 1.000 Leave New York from South Ferry, Whitehall “ Star Spangled Banner"...... Key . OCEAN GROVE In the cellar or attic waiting for good roadsf would be a rare occurence if prompt s to n e s aro certa in ly m arvels o f fcean- street, 8 25.11 25 a m, 1 25. 8 85, 4 85, 5 25. 6 10 p Northwest corner of Main avenue ond Pilgrim Be wise and have it overhauled, have the 3 . 0 0 0 attention were given to the teeth, ty, bnt host of all they snit the m. Sundays to Interlaken station, 8 55 a m, Pathway. Dentistry in all Its branches. Examination free. 8 55 p m. Inter-State Fair at Trenton. bearings taken apart and examined. A riders. Yon can be Baited also. J. H. OLHAUSEN, Gen’l 8upt. The great Inter-state fair will be held on measure of satisfaction. Is yours as you ride 4 . 0 0 0 H. P. Baldwin, Gon. Pass. Agt. ¥VVWVVVWVWWV¥< , New wheels arriving daily., Craw­ Sept. 25, 20, 27, 28 and 29^ on the fair your machine with the full knowledge that BOSTON DENTISTS, grounds, three miles east of Trenton* N. J.t 6.000 ford’s with full guarantied tires, It is safe and In perfect condition. No mat­ on the Now York division of the Pennsyl­ A t S*x P e r Cent/ R. P. DORAN, P. D. S., Successor o n ly $25. Fever SHiuitlon nt Key We**, vania railroad. As In previous years, every ter, what make, we can duplicate any part H. B. Sundries as low as any dealer can K e y West, Sept- 15.—Fifteen new cases department will be replete with superior of any bicycle. Better examine your tires. 715 Mattison Ave.‘ and Instructive displays The blooded stock of yellow ffvor and one death have.been If flat or loese on the rlip, don’t ride tliem J. W. H e t r ic k & Soft Wlnckler Building;. sell *them, Eepajr.ing, rentals and reported in tin* past 24 hours. exhibit will bo particularly fine, and the dally program of races contains the speed­ till overhauled/ 625 Mattison Ave. instruction. iest classes obtainable. Circus acts of rare Diamonds Hem em ber Jho place BRIEF NEWS NOTES. Keator Bloot. merit and daring, and vaudeville entertain­ Zacharlas ft Co. ments .of all kinds will also be presented. Watches P l u m b i n g CENTRAX HAUL Miners arriving at Seattle from Alaska Tho Pennsylvania Ilailroad company will 7*3 MAtjTISON AVENU0l\ ASBURY PARK declaiV the Cape Nome goidlields to be soil cxcutsloil tickets to the fair grounds, 714 M ATTISON-AVENUE Jewelry Tirining . very rich. including coupon of admission, at greatly REPAIR SHOP AfritACHED reduced rates from stations within a wide JAMES H. SEXTON ML L. FERRIS, Proprietor The Inatives of I'nnngnn, Tibet, have radius, aud special trains over the New driven put o f th<* province, a number of York', Belvidere nnd Amboy divisions will Cor. Cookman A rc . and Bond St. Agents, for the Furnace W ork KritisJiBmHsionnrn s; be run through to tho grounds, thus avoid­ Columbia and Clevela^ d ing street car transfer. Tho management Funeral Director Captain (J. Reed Wilson, quartermas­ [ASBURY.PARK.iN. J.; *% > B lo w e r A ter of I lie Sixty-ninth regiment, N. G., »S. of the fair has put forth extraordinary T.'VO OP THfe BEST N. Y., has died from malaria'contracted efforts to make tills yearij exhibition oven V at-Camp\A.lger. greater than last year’s record-breaking Repairing of Chronometers; and- 159 M ST. JSBORY PBSIT j. E, FL1TCROFT display. John N . Burtis Complicated Watches a Opposite Postoffice “ IT CUTS THE PHLEGM” E. E, Turner, Compton, Mo., was cured Chester H. Brown, Khlaraazoo, Mloh., Specialty. UNDERT^CER A flue line of caaksto on hand to se­ Prevents and cures Hay Fever and Cold la of piles by\ DoWItt’s W itch ' Hazel Salve ays: “ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me o f a lect froas, Fiower dealngs a specialty. the. Head. Try It and be convinced of Ita merits. severe case of indigestion; can strongly l OCEAN GROVE after suffering* seventeen years and trying 708 Mattison Avoni o Op'ea day and night. Ask for free sample at tbe following druggists: over twenty remedied. Physicians and recommend it to all dyspeptics.” Digests Engraving while you wait Geo. E. Williams, Klnmonth & Co., 8. 0 . WoOt- what you eat without aid from thestomach, Coffins and Burial Caskets on fcand or Telephone, 21 1,. loy, L. O.tCrenelle, O. J.BlackjT. M.Btewart, surgeons endorse it. Beware of dangerous Advertise ia the Press W. R. Hamland Mattison Avenue Pharmacy.,, . couqterfeltsA W . R. Hara. and cures dyspepsia, W. R. Ham, fomisiied to order. Bealdonce, 410 Bewail avenue. 1 AS3 URY PARK PAII^y PRESS.

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H on Kk on jc Antlmrl tic* Relpane D«- 4nin«Ml TrnnMport, 'Wa.‘»lmigtnn.Nt*pi. 1 r*. Tlu* army trim* port Tartar has !»»•<•« allowed to ch»ni; from Hongkong with lu»r full original list It’s Not Easy to Tell • f passengers and is now on her way to Ban Francisco. The news of her release And the otftcinl explanation as to the T h e story o f our furnishings alleged overcrowding of the vessel nn* •irefi ia these dispatches from Colonel for summer service. Departm ent m entioning is all that can be lle tc n lf and General Otis, made public done; the detail of item s must be lefc for individual inspection the war department: „ .. “ Clearance allowed. Sail today. • No Suppose we visit first the departm ent where ready-to- more crowdcd than other transports. 11 jjs been no cause for-complaint about foml wear garments for ladies’ and misses are on exhibition. H ere WEDBL Complaints made by dis«:hnrKPd regular*. Tfo complaints re»-eived o f overcrowding we find an array of skirts of all fabrics, w ork suits and bicycle Tartar before sari ing. Troops ami others suits o f all the popular materials, made in styles the latest, and on Tartar su|ipU now considered as elo* teria) but here is represented, and all down to date trim s and ed, and the war ilrpnrtmcnt feels grati­ s u a " l s fied that tin* prompt arii.m of the llonir- furnishings. ■ • - ■ ion g authorities has averted an interna­ tional cotil mvers.v. I’liere is n<» fcntndfi- None too spon to be thinking of a new gown for fall. * tion for the report- licit Mr*>ni: re proven tntion had been-nm*le I" l,*>nn regard­ W e have anticipated our patrons’ cravings for a change and ing the detention <>f 111.■ Tartar. '1’he au­ BATHING SUITS In Price and A ssortm ent thorities fnlh apprv-»'iat*'d. alter l'»diint: a r e 1 showing this week the modish dress patterns woven at Into all tlie fa el -< ..I tin- I'iiM1, that the W e've long been the leaders in this line and guard well British :i n t Im >ii I i« ;il 11 uk**iisr h:nl f l ­ home and across the. sea. Am ong the new goods are the old ed clearly within flieir riuht*. In-Ifad <>f the claim which we fancy we can maintain. Th ere’s nothing In standbys, in plain materials and color, and the new and chic making )-rpF*'vt>nt;:t iotis tn the I.Ul'loll S p e c ia l C u t P r ic e s o n Ev e r y t h in g aiithoriit.es. -.'ii- «t!i«i:iK at ll<-nulo*ur the to be desired garm ents for tot or corpulence but w e have effects in plaids and variegated hues. Pricing ranges o f course irere «lm><-tt«i 1<> evpl.dn Hi*- allera-t Jaade ill l he ic-vt l . t il i;u^ )ier utid.-r it, and in all grades. The dyes and make the same sort we E l s e in O ur I m m e n s e L i n e , with the quality, but' the cheapest are the very best of their Anu*ri«?;l:n n.; viu.i i--ai l.iu^ |.> r-arr\ 11 * ■« present nmni.er .»’f p:i--entrei •< and l<> i-K have so successfully handled for many years. grade, so no m atter what grade you buy you get your m oney’s that ;i new lie. n-e In- is-m-.l to (he ves», i. worth. Better drop in today and spend an hour' looking the new comers over. O f course we would like you to buy, but Mow'd This ? Wo- offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward '-DRESS GOODS there will be no im portuning for you to do so. for any case of Catarrh" t hat can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo. O. All grades and weaves of course in stock, but just now We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and T elieve particular interest centres in the light and airy substances, him perfectly'honorable In all bminesa OPERATORS F all C lothing transactions and financially able to carry Known as challies, lawns, batistes, monsselines, etc. W e ©utany obligations made by their firm. W est & T ku ax, Wholesale Druggists, tocked upfcnormously, but the first installment has already Toledo, Ohio. W ald in g, K inn an or I’eterseheu. FROM CAMP FIRE $ 3 T O f course you know that our annual $2 Shoe Ono and a half h»»uN may be spent at card and our representative will call. West Point in viewing ttn* world-re­ Sale is now on. This is a rem inder to .those who nowned United States military academy. TO THE GAS RANGE are looking for bargain snapslin footw ear m ade to sell for $5,

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Everybody will tell you that all 6 1 9 M attison Avenue The Steinbach Company kinds of metal goods, tinware in cludtd, hive advanced wonderful­ ly in price during tlie past few ______ASBURY PARK, N. J. The Mammoutli The Ocean Palace months, but you. will scarcely think so when we announce a Bol hiEstablishments on Trolley Line Special Sale of OvalWasH Boilers No. 8 or 9, all Tin, with Covers AT BDUCATB S h a r k r i v e r a m u s e m e n t c o m p a n y A . t 4 l Q C e n t s 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 Price good for this sale and lot THE NEWARK BUSINESS GOLLEGE o n ly . 785 Broad, corner M arket St., New ark, N, J. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SUMMER GUJJStfS W. W. WINNER, Principal. These Lots Range from One Thousand to Meals a la Carte. Refreshments, etc. Clam Bake Diallers to order. Boats tor Hire by the day, week or season. Rochester Lam ps Five Thousand Dollars Good Crabbing and Fishing. W e have a magnificent display', BUSINESS-SH ORT HAflD— ENGLISH Take Electric Car Cookman Avenue and main Street a finer and better line at $ ± 4 0 to SEND FOR CATALOGUE. The Streets of Aabnry P a rt arc OXB IIUJSDJtlSI) $ 5.25 than was ever offered any­ FEET BROAD, a a advaotage possessed b y n o w h e re at $ 3-00 to g.S.oo: W e'd other Seaside R esort on the Ueraey Coast W ILLIA M G RIFFIN , Jr. like to show them. , time tables There will never be another seaside town in Monmouth Connty W EST WANAMASSA B i c y c l e that will compare with the bro