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UNION HILL MAN FAILS
TO LOCATE DAUCHTEI
Special by Unit eg Preat Wire. "
Baltimore, Md., May 13:—Heart
broken over the disappearance of hit
daughter Hattle, nineteen years old
Paul Walter, a wealthy brewer ol
Union Hill, N. J., left here today foi
New York to continue the quest foi
the missing girl. Walter receivec
Information that his daughter wai
in" Baltimore and came here yester
day. He sought the aid of the pollcc
and the young woman was traced tc
a Baltimore River resort, where, i)
is said, she appeared on a stage
playing under the name of Adel<
Yorke, but left for New York Mon
day. According to Walter, the girl
» left home three weeks ago, accom
panied by another young woman whc
had stage ambition.
CHIEF POLICE
LONG BRANCH
BADLY BEATEN
Bpedai tu United Prem W(r·.
New York, May 13—While trying
to arrest James Payne, wanted ,ln
Long Branch, N. J., for first degree
assault, Howard Walling, chief of
police at the New Jersey resort, was
badly beaten today. He trailed
Payne, who last Monday stabbed his
wife, injuring her so badly that she
will probably die, to a tenement on
Ninety-ninth street. Without calling
the local police to help him, Walllpg
tried to arrest his man when ne
found him In a room with half a doz
en others. They attacked the New
Jersey officer and had him down and
were kicking him when the police
men on the beat readied him. Payne
was remanded to await the arrival
of extradition papers.
STRONG ADDRESS ON
IMPORTANT SUBJEGT
(Continued from page 1.)
Man Who Delays.
Second: "It applies to the man
who is delaying his decision for
Jesus Christ." "I think it is no ex
aggeration to say that nine-tenths of
the unsaved people with whom you
converse will tell you that they-know
they ought to become Christians,
and yet so many refuse to do It and
say, "Some other time.' It is a very
strange thing to understand how a
man that claims anything for him
self can admit that he ought to be a
Christian and yet tell you it is a
thing to which he will give his at
tention at' some other time.
The Backslider.
"This text applies to the man who
once knew God and once professed
to love Him, but who has been un
true to his profession and is walk
ing with the wc^rld today. This man
is what we call the backslider; and
no one knows more what they ought
to do than you; my brother and sis
ter, who are out of communion with
God. Let me say two things to you.
First, a word about your influence.
There is no influence to one who has
lost his touch with God.
Indifferent Christian.
"In the fourth place this text ap
plies to the Christian who is not
concerned for the soul of his neigh
bor. Every real child of God needs
two things. First, he knows that in
the first place that to be a Christian
means to have the spirit of Christ.
Second, that no one can have the
spirit of Christ, and not be concerned
about his brother w^ho is In danger.
'By their fruits ye shall know them.'
You don't gather flgs from thistles
and grapes from thorns. And the
Idea that a man can come Into pos
session of the spirit of Jesus Christ
and not have at least a little concern
which He had for the lost and un
saved.
Many Opportunities.
"I am sure that no one would
think of complaining of the lack of
opportunity, for it is not the oppor
tunity we lack, but It, le the concern
we need. Opportunities are thick all
about us, and the opportunities
which will be in the days before you
if not improved will rise up in the
day of Judgment against you."
FAYETTE STREET PAVEMENT.
Middlesex Count}· Court of Common
Pleas.
In the matter of the
application of the Council
of the City of Perth Am
boy, for the appointment
of Commissioners to estl
i mate and assess the bene-l
fits upon the property [Notice of
benefitted by tne new|flnal hearing,
pavement laid In Fay
ette Street from Madison
Avenue * to the Central
Railroad, In the City of
Perth Amboy.
Notice Is hereby given that the above
named Court, by an order dated the
twelfth day of May, In the year of Our
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Ten, has fixed upon the twenty-fifth day
of May. in the year aforesaid, at the
hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon, or
as soon thereafter as the Court can at
tend to the same, at the Court House,
I In the City of New Brunswick, In the
County of Middlesex and Ktate of New
Jersey, as the time and place of hear
ing1 any objections that may be made
to the assessments estimated and as
sessed by the commissioners appointed
In the above mentioned matter, upon
the lands and real estate affected
thereby
Dated Perth Amboy, N. J., May 12, A.
t>„ 1910.
C. C. ΗΟΜΜΛΝΝ.
City Attorney.
11683—5-1ÎU4.16.17,18.1ft. 20.21.23.24.
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A DRAMATIC
SKETCH WINS
AT THE BIJOU
E. P. Sullivan as "Lord Heath," |
William MePeet, as "Captain Jack
Heath," his eon, and Harry Wilkle, !
as "Jason," an old Scotch servant;
are the cast In an Intensely Interest
ing dramatic sketch at the Bijou
theatre for the latter half of this
week. The act Is another of those
affairs concerning a woman's honor.
In this Instance, however, Vbe dis
pute Involves father and son.
Marrying a woman below his sta
tin In life, Lord Heath conceals his
marriage for fear of arousing the ire
of his parents. When his son, Jack,
Is born, and his wife dies. Lord
heath keeps it secret and sends the
child to a private Institution. Ar
riving at a knowing age, Jack Is
placed In a military academy and
later Joins the British array.
It is while the' son Is in the army
that the sketch opens. A fugitive
from justice because of wounding a
fellow soldier in a duel, Captain Jack
rushes Into bis father's house and
demands the name of his mother.
Upon the refueal of his father, he
threatens to kill the old man, but as
his superior army officer. Lord
Heath orders his son to desist. Then
the story is told the boy and Lord
Heath, snatching up his son's sword,
vows vengeance upon the man who
was injured in the duel for lightly
using the name of his wife.
An unusual act, the like of which
has never before been seen here, is
the "Scarecrows," enacted by Doug
las and Van. Not since the days of
the Wlsard ofOz has a scarecrow
been staged so perfectly and with so
much life, for these guardians of the
cornfields not only move about on
the.~stage, but execute several hand
springs.
The Misses Hanson and Miller ap
pear In an eccentric singing and
talking act. Hart and Mann are al
so listed as "entertainers," and are
not billed wrongly. Stuart and Cole,
comedy bicyclists, are good. So is
the Bijougraph.
FREEHOLDERS DISCUSS
NEW COUNTY BUILDING
(Continued from page I.)
stating that they were unable to de
termine the amount of money need
ed. Joseph A. Sedam, of Boggs
Janeway Post, No. 67, of this city,
sent a communication stating that
the expenses for flowers and flags for
this post would amount to $99.40.
The board decided to have the veter
ans order what they needed and they
would pay the bills after they were
approved by the several posts.
To Look After Bridge.
David Carver, receiver of the Tren
ton & New Brunswick "Fast Line,"
sent a communication to the board
stating that the line had been sold
subject to the confirmation of the
court. The bridge of the company,
which needed repairs, would be
looked after, however.
Franklin Park Road.
The board passed a resolution
whereby this county Is to begin work
on the Franklin Park end of the
Franklin Park and Kingston road,
This road 1s to be built by Middlesex
and Somerset counties.
Coping For Monument.
The board has decided to take
away the iron fence around the mon
ument which stands in front of the
court house. A coping will be erect
ed lnetead. The monument is in
memory of the local sailors who lost
their lives on the battleship Maine,
which was blown up in Havana har
bor several years ago.
You want an automobile this sum
mer, Buy an Overland, $1,000 and
up, or a Marlon, $1,850, from Nybo
and Baler, P. O. Box 8DO, New
Brunswick. 10059-3-24-tf··
Notice of
final hearing.
NEVILLE STREET SEW EH.
Middlesex County Circuit Court,
In the matter of the ap
plication of the Council of
the City of Perth Amboy,
for the appointment of
commissioners to estimate
and assess the benefits to
any lands and real estate
In the vicinity of the new
sewer In Neville Street
between Johnstone Street
and the Woodbrldge Itoad
In the City of Perth Am
boy.
Notice Is hereby given that the com
missioners appointed In the above en
titled .matter, have filed their report
with the clerk of the above named Cir
cuit Court, and that pursuant to an or
der made by the above named Court,
dated the twelfth day of May, In the
year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Ten, that the twenty
fifth <l»y of May, in said year, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and the Court
House, In the City of New Brunswick,
In the County of Middlesex and State
of New Jersey, are fixed as the time
and place of hearing any objections
that may be made to the report of the
commissioners filed herein to the as
sessments estimated and assessed for
benefits to lands In the vicinity of the
new sewer constructed in Neville
Street between Johnstone Street and
the Woodbrldge Koad, in the City of
Perth Amboy; which objections shall
be made In writing and filed with the
Clerk of the said Circuit Court on or
before the said twenty-fifth day of
May, In the year One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Ten.
Dated Perth Amboy, N. J., May 12, A.
D., 1910.
C. C. HOMMANN,
City Attorney.
HCT-6-13,14,16.17.18,13.20,21,23.24.
PENN STREET SEWER.
Middlesex County Circuit Court.
In the matter of the ap
plication of the Council of
the City of Perth Amboy,
In the above named Coun
ty for the appointment of
commissioners to estimate
and assess the benefits to 1
any lands and real estate 1
specially benefitted In
the vicinity of the new
sewer laid and construc
ted In Penn Street from
Sutton Street to Hall Ave
nue. In the City of Perth
Amboy.
Notice le hereby given that the com
missioners appointed in the above en
titled matter, have filed their report
with the clerk of the above named Cir
cuit Court, and that pursuant to an or
der made by the above named Court,
dated the twelfth day of May, in the
year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Ten, that the twenty
fifth day of May. In said year, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and the Court !
Houso, In the City of New Brunswick,
in the County of Middlesex and State
of New Jersey, are fixed as the time
and place of hearing any objections
that may be m#de to the report of the
commissioners filed herein to the as
sessments estimated and assessed for
benefits to lands In the vicinity of the
new sewer constructed In Penn Street
from Sutton Street to Hall Avenue, In
the City of Perth Amboy: which objec
tions shall be made In writing and filed
with the clerk of the said Circuit Court
on or before the said twenty-fifth day
of May, in the year One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Ten
Dated Perth Amboy, N. J„ May 12, A.
D.. 1910.
- C. C. HOMMANN,
t'lty Attoruv
11631—5-13,14,16,17,18,19,2&, 21,23,2j| : ,
Notice of
final hearing.
GRANT NO NEW
LICENSES IN
THIS COUNTY
Special to the Κ VEXING NK„S.
New Brunswick, May 13:—In con
sidering licenses this morning Judge
Lyon refused the application of
Louie Sabow, of Roosevelt, for a
wholesale license as being against
the policy of the court. He let It be
understood that there would be no
new licenses granted in the county.
A strong plea was made by Lawyer
•Joseph E. Strieker in- be. alf of Sa
bow. The man has had the retail
license of William H. Nash, of
Roosevelt, transferred to him and
Mr. Strieker said he merely, wanted
to keep within the law by having a
wholesale license also. It was Inti
mated that retailers sometimes dis
obeyed the law and sold at whole
sale when they had no right to do so.
New applications by Max Oast and
Timothy J. Neville, both of Roose
velt, for wholesale licenses were also
refused.
There were several other Roose
velt applications before the court,
but they were laid over.
FIVE DEADIN EXPLOSION
ON GERMAN BOAT
Bpecio1 by United Press Wire.
Hamburg, Germany, May 13: —
Five sailors were killed and two
fatally injured today by an explosion
on board the German torpedo boat
S S3, which was cruising near Helig
oland. The vessel will be a total
wreck.
Some of the "news" of your imme
diate neighborhood may be found Id
tho want ads. today.
„,^ΪΕΤΤΚ STREET PAVEBIEWT.
Middlesex *■ I \ c.mri uf I'uininon
!"
Pleas.
In the matter of the
application of the Council
or the City of Perth Am·
boy, for the appointment
of CommiMlonere to esti
mate and assess the bene-l
fits upon the propertyjNotice of
benefitted by the newjflnal hearing:,
pavement laid in Fayette
Street from New Bruns
wick Avenue to Madison
Avenue, in the Gtty of
Perth Amboy.
Notice is hereby given that the above
named Court, by an order dated the
twelfth day of May. in the year of Our
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Ten. has fixed upon the twenty-fifth day
of May, In the year aforesaid, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, or
as soon thereafter as the Court can at
tend to the same, at the Court House,
In the City of New Brunswick, In the
County of Middlesex and State of New
Jersey, as the time and place of hear
Ins any objections that may be mn<1e
to the assessments estimated and a«
sessed by the commissioners appointed
In the above mentioned matter, upon
the lands and real eatate affected
thereby
Dated Perth Am boy, N. J., May 12. A.
D.. 1910.
C. C. ΗΟΜΜΛΝΝ,
city Attorney.
11628—5-13.14.16.17,18.19.20,21,23,24
HIGH STREET PAVEMENT.
Middlesex County Court of Common
Pleas.
In the matter of the
application of the Council
of the City of Perth Am
boy, for the appointment
of Commissioners to esti
mate and assess the b«ne-|
tils upon the propertylNotlce of
benefitted by the new|flnal hearing,
pavement laid in Hlghl
Street from Smith Street
Street and around the!
Park to the South Side
of Market Square, In the
City of Perth A m boy.
Notice Is hereby given that the above
named Court, by an order dated the
twelfth day of May. hi the year of Our
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Ten, has llxed upon the twenty-.fifth day
of May, In the year aforesaid, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, or
as eoon thereafter as the Court ran at
tend to the same, at the Court House,
In the City of New Brunswick, in the
County of Middlesex and Slate of New
Jersey, as the time and place of hear
ing: any objections that may be made
to the assessments estimated and as
sessed by the commissioners appointed
In the above mentioned matter, upon
the lands and real estate affected
thereby
T)ateA Perth Amboy, N. J., May 12, A.
D., MO.
C. C. HOMMANN.
City Attorney.
11680—B-IS. 14.16.17.18.19,20.21.28,34
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