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ASBtlUY PARK EVENING FBESS, FItlDAY, AUGUST IS, ltflfl. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE IP FEB BARGrAIlVS! 12 IK Git IN LOCALS ASBURY PARK: choice building lot on Grand Avenue, 6O1IOO feet. Very select location, Special bargain ALLEN HURST: very desirable build- ING LOT 50il40 feet. Offered for quick ta'e it i bargain BRADLEY BEACH: complete home near the ocean. Contain 12 rjomi, all improvements, fully furniahed Will be aold for part cash.

Only Don't Wait Till Fall to redecorate the walls of jour house. Take advantage of this season's new Wall Papers 1 Our 1910 liae it mors artistic and altogether attractive than crer. We are attending; to work, promptly and our prices are reasonable. FERGUSON SON 711 Mattison Ave. Phone 392 Asbury Park, N.

J. AsburyParkPress AND EVENING NEWS. XL. KINMONTH, Editor and Proprietor. PUBLICATION OFFICEi 60J-7 Mattiaon Aabury Park, NJ.

Telephone SO Abury Park. Private Bianon txonange Connecte all Departments. Entered at the Aabury. Park, N. J.

PgstofRca aa second-class matter. MAIL SUBSCRIPTION. Evening Edition. One year (strictly In Three month 125 One month GO Hing-le copies OS Morning Edition (June to September). Season $1.00 One week 12 Singl copies 02 Sunday Edition (Shore Preis).

One year $1.50 ftlx months 75 Three months 40 Single copies 03 Aabury Park, Friday, Aug. 12, 1910. With the two Wrights ou the Held, Governor's day promises thril GOING TO BUILD GOING TO BUY? WANT MONEY? We can loan jrou any ajnonnt you want from oo to For Sale a bargain, a plot of ground on Sunset 100x193 feet. Some good properties for sale at very attractive prices. ALBERT ROBBIUS Heal Estate and Insurance 226 Main Asbury Park Mortgage Loans THE WISE MAN'S OPPORTUNITY Flying Machines are'll right but Real Estate is mora stable.

Sea Shore Realty will double in value within the next ten years. For expert advice and the largest and most complete list of properties along the Jersey Coast, consult the MILAN BOSS AGENCY 208 MAIN Real Estate Insurance Mortgages FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT ON MORTGAGE 5,000 1,200 2.500 1,000 2.D00 600 GEO. W. PITTENGER 400 Main St. N.

E. Cor. Bangs opp. Railroad Station, Asbury Park COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. NOTARY PUBLIC Acknowledgments taken for property nnywhar in the U.

E. IN N. f. OFFICE Henry Wehrleman Summer Resident Near Atlantic Highlands. NEW YORK.

Aug.ll. Henry Wehrleman, a broker of 68 Broad street, committed suicide In his office today. His residence was at 249 Carroll street, Brooklyn. He had a summer home at Locust, N. J.

His widow and four children survive. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Aug. 11. The summer home, near here of Henry Wehrleman, Is one of the finest; In this section. It is on Riverside drive, which skirts the Shrewsbury, and Is the highway from Seabright to Mlddletown.

The estate adolned the LaMarche place. Wehrleman's family received notice by telephone of the tragedy, and left here at 11 o'clock for New York. STRAUS ESIATE In his will filouVtor probate yester day Moses Straus, who died at his summer home in Deal on July 19 leaves practically his entire estate to his Immediate family, The three sons, Lewis, Isaac T. and Burnet W. Straus, are given Mr.

Straus' shares in the leather firm of M. Straus Sons. Mr, Straus leaves the residue of the estate in equal shares to his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Carrie Stern, wife of the late Charles K. Stern, and Mrs.

Trances England of Plttsfield, Mass. The will was Oct. 29, 1 11)09. The exeucutor.s are Mrs. Straus and Simon Kngland.

There are a number of public bequests. Aug. 12 In American History. 1070 rhlllp, originally Metacomet, famous Indian warrior, killed near Mount Ilope, R. I.

1812-End of the Seniiuole war. 1849-Albert Gallatin, statesman and financier, died; born 1761. ISOl-Junies Russell Lowell died; born 1819. 1808 Peace protocol formally elgned at Washington by American and Spanish commissioners. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

(From noon today to noon tomorrow.) Sun sets 0:58, rises moon sets 10:42 p. 8:53 p. eastern time, moon at first quarter In constellation Libra; 1:30 p. moon at apogee, farthest from earth; distant 251,100 miles. PRYOR PROGRAM Evening Part I.

t. Overture, William Tell" Rossini 2. Oems from "The Arcadians" Talbot 3. Cornet Solo, "Value MIOWN. 4.

"Second Hungarian Khapsodle 5. Scenes from "FaustV Gounod Part II. t. Airs from "The Merry 7. Clarinet Solo, "Bohemian TONV SAKLI.

8. (a) "Oo! Yah" (an original Dance), Levy (b) "The A road c.lrl" Pryor 9. FanUsle, "My Old Kentucky Homo," Dalby PRESS CALENDAR Saturday, Aug. 20 Tag day at Ocean Orove, for benefit of M. E.

Home for Aged. Tuesday, Aug. 23 Lawn fete for benefit of Nonsectarlan Home for aged, on lawn at home, 304 Third ave- nue. Tuesday, Sept. 6 Ocean Grove firemen's night at auditorium; travelogue and moving pictures.

Thursday, Sept. 8. Joint excursion First and Second M. E. and Baptist Sunday-schools to Rockaway Beach, L.

I. Thursday, Sept. 8 Joint excursion of First alio" Second M. E. and First Baptist Sunday-schools to Rockaway Beach, L.

Tuesdays Bridge and euchre at Coleman Houso, afternoons at 2.30, benefit of Ann May Memorial hospital. Spring Lake. FrldaVs Card party at Hotel Brunswick, 10 a. for Municipal hospital. Wednesday, Sept.

7 Hot roast chicken dinner, Buena Vista, Second avenue, Belmar, benefit First M. E. church. Wednesdays Euchres, afternoon 2.30, Catholic lyceum, Third and Bond, benefit Catholic church building fund. TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST SB MB $4,200 $1,150 $6,800 $4,100 ath, gas and 8 bed rooms, bath, gas and electric lights.

(M AAA WOO (Asbtry Park Isalty 222 Main St. Opposite Depot DEAL BEACH bringing It per nl onthe coal of ground ana UNUSUAL BARGAINS Asbury Pfcrk. io-room residence with modern Improvements, finelj located oo Fifth Avenue; practically full lot. Price for immediate sale $5,600 $4,000 mortgage may remain. Deal Beach.

New u-room coloaial resident; every modern improvement and convenience, a baths. Plot, jot Lotated East of Norwood Avenue. A decided bargain at $10,750 $6,000 mortgage may remain. Seaman Seaman Agency Officii: Post Of fict Building Phoa 800 Aibury ASBURY PARK, N. J.

HOBBLE Sil Miss Ritzwailer Furnishes Ex citement at Deal Aquatic Meet. Miss Margaretta Rltzwoller came near furnishing an aquatic event not on the program at the Deal pool yesterday afternoon when she tripped on her hobble skirt at the edge of the tank and all but tumbled Donald Ilayne and Sidney Duffy, who were standing near, -seized Miss Ritzwoller just In the nick of time. Her handsome cos-tumo and fetching peach basket hat were thus saved. Miss Ritzwoller Is one of the prettiest of Manhattan's girls spending the summer at Hathaway Inn. Society was out In full force for the annual pool event.

There Was a band concert between the races. Tho sport was excellent. Goodwin, the New York A. C. swimming crack, participated In tho 880-yard swim and was an easy winner.

A summary of the events follows: 50 yard swim, novice First, H. Smltt; second, H. Panel); third, II. M. Shunley; time, 33 seconds.

50 jyd swim, Junior handicap First, II, Sullivan; second, Mc-Aleenan; third, A. time, 28 2-5 seconds. 100 yard swim, handicap, first heat First, C. P. Rogers; second, T.

F. McCarthy; second heat First, G. South; second, II. Ilanrette; final first, F. second, II.

Han-rette; third, O. South; time, 1.18 3-5. 880 yurd swim, Metropolitan asso ciation A. A. U.

championship Won by L. B. Goodwin, presmit champion of N. Y. A.

second, I. II. Kiluy; third, S. Pregleburger; time, 13:32 2-5. Fancy diving, Metropolitan association A.

A. U. championship First, F. Smlrke, 68 quints; second, T. J.

O'Ciigliiin, present champion of Y. A. 04 points; third, A. Mc Aleenan, 62 points. Among the dives were back dive, front Jack knife, back Jack knife, half twisters and many other dives.

Junior relay, handicap Deal first team, first; Long Branch first team, second; Deal third team, third. Water polo between N. Y. A. C.

and city A. Won by N. Y. A. C.

The officials were: Referee M. llalpln. N. Y. A.

udges A. O. Savarl, N. Y. A.

C.J William Mills, Y. A. Carsten Piatt, N. Y. A.

T. P. Pilgrim, K. William Pul ley, William Toop; timers Robert Stoll. N.

Y. A. Otto Wuhle, N. A. J.

M. Breen, N. Y. A. clerk and starter P.

II. Pilgrim, N. Y. A announcer R. T.

Lyons, N. A. director of games Arthur Mc Aleenan. "This exhibition is costing the citizens of Asbury Park over (40.000. If you appreciate the show, be one of us, pay your fare and come in.

Remember, the best part of the show Is not to be seen from the outside." Painted on a muslin covered frame placed on a wagon which will travel the streets of the city today, this sign will give notice to the people In general that all those who have tho Interests of the city at heart should patronize the big aviation meet at Intjr-laken field. It will be an appeal to the loyalty of all good cltlens and all others interested In the progress of the Queen Resort. Seeing an aeroplane go sailing thru the air at a eonsldtrable height is only an iota of tho exhibition that takes plnce dally inside the canvas enclosure at the Interlaken -field. What, with the daring dips, the spectacle of the machines ascending and descending, the many marvelous stunts by tl) fearless aviators, the appearance of Wilbur Wright, the famous inventor of the aeroplane, the band concerts and the gala scene presented all about the field, the show is well worth the price of admission charged. The appeal Is timely and should be met with gen erous response.

AI A record fell by the way at tho Coleman House casino last night when "Ted" Raynolds of New York made a run of 5S at pool. Raynolds last winter won the amateur championship In a tourney at Doyle's. Raynolds' run last night, aside from Its spurting merit, Is of humorous Interest A youth entered the casino and confidently Informed "Billy" White he'd play anyone In the bouse. White called Raynolds, who said he was tired, but finally consented. The stranger led off and It was his last shot.

Raynokls finished out the frame, ran thru the second and third and continued In the fourth, missing his fourteenth ball for an easy shot In the corner pocket. After that the stranger paid up. The mark establishes a new record for the Coleman tables. Barely Saved. "By Jove, I had a narrow escape from death last weeks" "Is that old man.

Why, I hadn't heard of it. What happened?" "I got sick and the doctor said I must have an operation at once." "Yes? And 7" "And it wasn't till they were carrying me to the hospital that he feund I didn't have any money, and sent me back home." Cleveland Leader. mm bio AIIN ME 1 Al finmfnrtahlo Rnnm Pnftaoro and electric lights, The Homestead, baseball team, which had a reputation of not being scored against this season and which team won two straight contests from the Atlantic City team and put one over on the Ocean City boys, was given a setback yesterday afternoon at the Athletlo grounds when Manager Harvey's new aggregation defeated them In a 12-innlng game by a score of 2-1. It was without a doubt the best exhibition of baseball seen at the local grounds this season and there was a large crowd out to witness tho contost. The Homestead team came to this city with the expectation of continuing their winning streak, but the recent shake-up given the locals has greatly strengthened the team and Manager Harvey has obtained some excellent talent to withstand the schedule for the remainder of the season.

Ractilin, who was with tho Philadel phia Athletics early in the season and who was sent to the Tri-state league to be farmed out and was unsatisfied with his surroundings, is staying for the season in Long Branch, but Mr. Harvey has obtained him to play dur ing the rest of the schedule, He is a good pitcher and did excelleivt work In the box for the Asbury Parkers yes terday. The same teams will play at the Athletic grounds today. The score by innings follows: Homestead, .0 0010000000 0-1 Asbury, 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 Batteries Homestead, Orris and Herron; Asbury Park Racklln and Cotter. Umpire, Gargan.

TO PLAY NUMBER Sousa day at Ocean Grove tomorrow Is expected to be one of the big events of the season at the auditorium. Sousa and his 65 men will arrive here tomorrow morning and they will have time for a dip in the surf before the afternoon concert. The afternoon concert will begin at 3 o'clock and will conclude about 5. A fine program will be rendered. It will be a splendid opportunity to hear Sousa and his band for 25 cunts.

Reserved Heats are 60 cents. In the evening Sousa will play two or three new marches of his own composition. The Children's Festival chorus of 800 voices will sing Sousa's famous "Stars and Stripes" with band accompaniment, and several other popular ongs. One of the numbers Saturday evening will be the Tannhauser overture, closing with the "Pilgrim's Chorus," by the band and the adultorium organ. This will be a feature of the program, and alone worth the admission.

Patriotic decorations will embellish th auditorium in honor of Sousa and his band. It will be a great night. Tho tickets for both afternoon and evening concerts are now on sale at the auditorium and boardwalk ticket offices. The night prices range from 11 to 35 cents. Everything Is In readiness for the stellar attraction of the Long Branch carnival, the children's parade, willed will take pluce on the ocean front this afternoon.

The procession is sched uled to move at the corner of Bath and Ocean avenues at 2 o'clock, but owing to the large number of entries over 1,000 having already been en rolled, It is now thought that the starting point may have to be changed to Brighton avenue. Weather conditions favoring, tuday's children carnival will be one of the biggest ever held along the Jersey coast. Entries have been received from Asbury Park, Atlantic Il'hlands, Red Bank, Freehold, New York, Mat- awan, Newark and otner points. The Sunday-school division alone will have 200 and possibly more in line. float dlvlsioiihas gotten so big and unwieldy that trouble In straightening tho line is expected.

It was said yesterday that there would tie 300 and possibly 400 floats. Yesterday morning at 11.30 o'clock, Alexander M. King of Wayside, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Daniels of High street, Long Branch, at the age of 83 years. Death was due to the infirmities of advancing age.

The interment will be made at West Long Branch cemetery, but complete arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made. The deceased was born at Wayside, and resided there his whole life. By occupation he was a farmer, and until five years ago, when he disposed of the old home he had successfully followed the plow. Since that time he had led a retired life, visiting friends and relatives. At the time of his death he was enjoying a visit at hi daughter's home.

He had been In poor health about two weeks. Mr. King is survived by five children. They are Mrs. Miranda White and Mrs.

Henry Tunis of Wayside; Frank King, Oakhurst; Mrs. John Daniels and George C. King, both of Long Branch. Ml ID ORGAN PARADE TODAY AT LONG INCH HIE FARMER uuiiiiuiiuuiv iivvnii uwiiMgw) it4ra hi at Good lot. Everything very complete.

A E. J. STROUD MAIN AND MONROE Phooe 688 Asbury CHILDS' 723 Cookman Ave. PHONB 3 621 Mattlson Ave. PHONE 161-R Watch This Space it BARGAINS Next Week 3C Fiqola read Have you tried It? It's as white as chalk and as delicious and nutritious as one can Imagine a perfect loaf of Breid to be.

Clayton's Bakery 612 Scwall Are. Aiburj Park HORSES FOR SALE just arrived a fresh carload at S. J. ROGERS Sale Exchange Stable 99 South Main St. Asbury Park IM.

J. STENOGRAPHER'S SERVICES Post Office Building, Room 19 Work CartlulljrA Promptly Done. Also Typewriters lor bale. MME. NUGENT Clairvoyant and Palmitt Business Medium from Newark is located for the season at 107 3d ocrir.

sbury Park" Comfort For Tortured Feet Do your feet perspire, smart, burn and blister these warm days? Probably you never heard of Kexall foot Powder oryou wouldn't suffer In this way. Raxall Foot Powder Promptly affords suffering feet relief. It la remarkably cooling and soothing. Reduces Inflamation, keeps feet from chafing and overcomes all disagreeable odor. Just a little In your shoes In the morning comfort all day.

Price 15o and 25 cents. Farley's hull Drag Store COOKMAN AND MAIN. Phone 258 Black's Balsam la a ife and effective car for DIARRHOEA, ETC, t-fy a 22k3 BLACK'S DRUG STORES. CHOICb SUMMER HOMES FOR 3ALB Asbury Perk, Allenhurst and Ocean Grove Dealrabla cornara at attraotiT Prloaa DANIEL W. BOBBINS 400 rtala car.

Banfi, Asbury Park L. C. HUBBERT Real, EataAe and inaurance Properties for Rant, Sale and Exchange. 1103 Springwsed Avenue, ASBURY PARK, N. J.

Pctahlkhori Pnarrlinnr Uniico Steam heat. Good all year leaving, town will make liberal 9t Calvert Shobert ling sensation and wonderful fly lng at Aviatton park. The governor jj'UI be on the field and the mem bers of his stall In all the panoply of rich adornment and dlatjngulshed statesmen are the Invited g-uests of the Aero club and thousands are trudging to the meet apparently certain that today will witness In the aeroplane flights the wonderful progress made by the Wright brothers during their long months of quiescence In the west. It Is to be hoped that Asbury Tark will roup Itself today and do honor not only to the governor and the distinguished guests but also to give grand eclat and impetus to the greatest exhibition ever brought to the Jersey shore. The aero iTieet deserves the patriotic support of Asbury's population, both resident and visiting.

All danger from falling aeroplanes is now fully guarded against and the dally flights can supply only the most de lightful exhilaration and excite the wonder of the spectators. The Long Branch baby parade this afternoon supplies a double attraction for visitors on the coast. The Branch-I era have learned a few things from Asbury Tark, having copied features, I program and detail. As an act of complete absorption the Long Branch I baby parade Is a notable success, Be-( lng in most, particulars very like the Asbury Park pageant, the parade will no doubt be very beautiful and en-; trancing. We sincerely hope so and trust that Long Branch may study our ways and tfie character of our enter- talnments and go and do likewise some more.

I Six melons a week are shipped to Mr. Carnegie at Sklbo castle, Scotland. Kor the information of the trembling public we can state with confidence they are not the kind they cut In Wall street and which have been eloquently referred to In recent financial literature by Mr. Lawson of bear fame. With governors, senators, assemblymen and minor officials, also congressmen, at Asbury Park, Is It a flight of fancy to believe the Queen resort is at last so far In the limelight as to be entitled to mention in the city editions of New York and Philadelphia.

It will be worth your while to visit the fcviatlon field today. From four to six will be exhibited the greatest flying ever undertaken since the discovery of aeronautics. STATE KEEPS WATCH ON INFANTILE PARALYSIS TRENTON, Aug. 11. A close watch is being kept on the five Camden eases of infantile paralysis by the state board of health.

Dr. Bruce S. Keator, of Asbury Park, secretary of the state board, said yesterday: Infant -paralysl, so-called, Is not yet included In the Infectious diseases, but the best physicians say, "Take care of the one so Infected and keep the child apart from others." It la wise to sequester euch a child for to the best of our knowledge, to the present nioment, there is likelihood of the disease being infectious. Down in Washington, D. where the National Medical society met this summer, there was a report from a committee authorized to get the infectious elements of this disease, and their report was that this disease, seemingly was carried along a street by the moisture on the street, and because of the filth, altho it' was noted that when the street was cleared by rains, that is, heavy rains, the outbreak of the epidemic receded.

Apparently the disease is carried by pome of these causes enumerated, but vve are not certain. While the physicians and Banltar-lani are not sure of this disease being infection, I would recommend to the people of New Jersey that good cltl-lenshlp requires a family with a little one afflicted with this unfortunate disease, to keep the child away from Others. JR. 0. U.

A. M. ON OUTING More than 1,000 strong, the members Of the Jr. O. U.

A. M. of Newark came here on their annual excursion yesterday. A special train of 12 coaches was chartered by the order, and left the Central Railroad station on Broad street at 8.80 o'clock. The excursionists left Asbury Park at 6.00 o'clock last night on their return triD.

Harry D. Johnson was chairman of the committee of arrange- mbiita. 'Phone 122. Seashore and Country Combined BRADLEY BEACH Adlolning Aibury Park FOR RENT--Modera seven and nine room cottages furnished. Ocean front and Immediate vicinity.

Bent for season, $225 t0 $S- May be inspected any time. Richard McNeely Agency 101 Main Bradley Beach, Telephone Sf A RARE CHANCE To secure a Desirable Residence Property in Beautiful Interlaken. Plot 50x140 feet. New stucco house facing lake, containing six bed rooms, two baths, heater, cemented cellar, just completed. A strictly modern and up-te-date private residence or revenue producer.

Cash required $1,750, subject to 5 per cent note. Call and set ns or 'phone 6yh, Asbury. BAT EM AN HUSBARD Rooms 23-24 727 Mattlson Avenue Appleby Bulldlng- Day. Date. High water.

Low water. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.

Friday ....12 11.52 12.24 8.01 6.42 Saturday ..13 12.37 1.13 6.43 7.38 Sunday ...14 1.30 2.08 7.33 8.38 Monday ...15 2.33 3.04 8.29 9.37 Tuesday 3.38 3.59 9.29 10.32 Wednesday.17 4.37 4.62 10.27 11.22 Thursday .,18 5.28 5.42 11.20 Friday ....19 6.13 6.28 12.07 12.09 Saturday ..20 6.58 7.13 12.62 12.67 Sunday ...21 7.40 7.58 1.83 1.43 Monday ...22 8.23 8.42 2.15 2.28 Tuesday ...23 9.24 2.67 3.13 Wednes.lay.24 9.53 10.13 3.39 4.03 Thursday ..25 10.43 11.03 4-23- 4.64 Friday 11.34 6.11 6.62 Saturday ..27 11.58 12.34 6.07 6.58 Sunday ....28 1.04 1.39 7.10 8.08 Monday ...29 2.22 2.45 8.20 9.21 Tuesday ...30 3.39 3.61 9.29 10.24 Wednesday.31 i'A2 4.50 10.34 11.23 AT BEAUTIFUL Boaeh thaa at any other court reeort usually DUliaing. AT LAN 1IC COA5T KLAL1 LUmrAM 5 iKUrtKl I A DESIRABLE CORNER 3 LOTS FOR $6,000 At This Price One of the Best Vacant Sites In Deal Other Parcels as Low as $1,000 Per Lot Terms, cash, or mortgage to suit. Ask any broker or oall on WILLIAM L. GORDON, Special Sales Agent OppBil's R. R.

Station, Dial, N. J. INFORMATION FOR BATHERS Today's Almanao. High Water 11.52 a. 12.24 p.

m. Low Water 6.01 a. 6.42 p. m. Best Bathing Hours 7 to 11, 1 to 6.

Tomorrow's Almanac High Water 12.37 a. 1.13 p. m. Low Water 6.43 a. 7.38 p.

m. Best Bathing Hours 7 to 11, i to 6. PROPOSALS Sealed Proposals will be received by the Common Council of the City of Asbury Park until Monday. August 21. at 8 o'clock P.

tor the purchase of th hook and Udder truck formerly use3 Atlantic Hook Ladder Company of this City, and of the two-wheel fire department hose cart now stored In the City's yard at the corner of-First avenue and Langford street, this City, where the apparatus may be Inspected. The Common Council rerves the right to reject any or all bids. Proposal should be marked "Bid for Fire Apparatus" and addressed to the undersigned. WILLIAM C. BURROUGHS, City Clerk.

August 9, 1910. ($4.61) 188190,193 As an Investment Half mile ef water front. Boating, bathing, fishiag, crabbing, Thousands of oak, chestnut, holly and tiae trees. Clubhouse, dock and beach privileges. Eight miles irtm Asbury Park.

Lots from $6o up. Easy terms. Guaranteed title. Manasquan Park On the Picturesque Manasquan Inlet Arrange to visit and inspect the property. Asbury Park Office, 725 Mattison Avenue.