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...ATHENA HALL ... PORT JEFFERSON ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK OF OCT. 30TH Thursday, N ov. 2 THE Hill-Donaldson Stock Co. WILL PKESENT THROUGH THE BR .E AK.ER.S Moving Pictures Monday, Tuesday, Wed n esday Friday and Saturday Nights Dancing after the show next Friday Night BRUTALLY ASSAULTED George Jones (Colored) Attacked By Richard Hamper and Son. (¦corge Jones , an ino ffensive nnd peaceable colored man , was brutall y assaul ted last Friday ni ght , and the incident has aroused much excitement among the peop le of Tort .lefferson. The two men who assaulted .lones are Itichard Knmiier , who conducts a hotel on the Coram road , about a mile and a half from the Port .Ic l f erson sta- tion , and his son , Kicliard Kamper , jr. They were arraigned before Jus tice i icaie , on the charge of assault in the third de gree , and asked for a jury trial , which is being held this Friday. Acc ording to .tones ' story, which is confirmed b y several eye-witnesses , he was sil ling quietly in Ihe etcur store of (ten. T. l iaylcs , when Kainpcr , senior , came in , apparentl y in an intoxicated condition. He walked over to where .lones was si lting and grabbed him un- der the chin ' , lifting him from the seat. .Jones mildly remonstrated and then Kamper addressed some insulting re- marks to him and struck him. He dared .lones to come outside , and the latter went out. There the colored man was more than a match for his challenger , but Kampcr ' s son happen- ed along and mixed in the fray, beat- ing and kicking the colored man. •tones finall y got away from them , but a li ttle later Kamper , re-enforced b y several of his friends , attacked the col- ored man again , goug ing out an eye and otherwise injuring him. The at- tending p hysician has little or no hope of savin g the eye. BELLE TERRE NOTES. Mrs. Free!hi ts moved into the Dean Alvord home. IL K. Peek of New York was the guest of I... ( . ' . Clarke last week. i tobl. Pa tterson , teupi. oi Belle Terro I n states , broke ground last week for the Nathan I.anc residence in Saint ' s Orchard. Dr . 'W' y gatt of Xew York has recent- ly bought a p lot in J telle Terre anil ex- pects to erect a bungalow. The deal was made through L. l\ Clarke , resi- dent sales manager. A. I> . Kenyon of Xew Y ork , who has recently bought one of thelurgest Kng- lish houses on Jlelle Terre , was in town last, week conferring with contractor (» . 10. I.opcr in regards to milking changes in his new home in the way of an ex- tensive addition. Sanford and Followers Return. • The battered yacht Coronet , with fifty-five starving followers of \Klijah\ Sanford aboard , limped in lo the har- bor of Portland , -Me., on Saturday. Seven lit lie ones hud died on board und i fr erc burled at sea , eigh t women were ill Wi lli scurvy, and all were half starved. 1' pon the arrival of the yacht Ihe prophet was arrested on a charge of detaining Mrs. Florence YVlii ltakcr , who is a wife of one Ills followers. The vessel has been cruisin g since last, .lime. Several of Simfi i ril' s f ollowers were former residents of Ihis section. ^ • * Lie . hthou.sc Keeper ' s Close Call. John A. Miller , assistant ligli lluuise keeper a l I g Peach liar l . i ghl , had a imrrow escape a few days ago . Ho left Ihe ligh llioiisc in his motor boat hound for his Inline in Ainiigiinselt. Ills gasoline gave out and he drifted about ( lardiner ' s liny in u blinding H i or 111. His bnal llnally grounded on Kam Island Shoals and he was ill the mercy of the wind anil waves. When rescued he was In a comatose ciiiidi iion having exhausted his s lrenglh trying; to paddle his frail craft to safe ly. —(' or- rcctor. Found Cannon Ball on Cliffs . Clarence Itiickhnlz , ot Itlverliciul , found a caiiii on bull weighing a l ioiil eight pounds on Hie Sound cliffs at Sliorehani lus t Sunday. Jt was halt buried In Ihe sand and ho stumbled on II. The bull has a cover of brass ami looks as lliougl i It had been resting peacefully in Its grave for many years. One perso n has ventured tu say Unit It was sh ot from a cannon dur- ing the I lcvnluiionary Win , or If not in thai , liiue , dining Hi e War of ISC' . Anyway, it ' n u ('Milium hull. —News. $ - MK , K13 Needed to Pay Bills. At their miTtlii i: at Itiv a rlicail Mon- day evenin g flic Sul l oll t supervisors decided lo raise iWJ . b liO for county e x - penses f or Ihe year IHl ' J. This Is an iiicraise of flu ' i . l llll over hisl year ' s iiiiioiiii I. In addition to the iiinotiiit raised for I ' liiin ly expenses there is a direc t Slate lax of f.17 1 ;i , .!H . riH . and Su- preme Court expenses amounting to i il . lM. Mi , mullin g a total of M|k , m ;U - I to be rais ed in the county tills year. COLLAPSE OF WINDMILL Miss King Beneath the Structure When It Fell at Sefauket. Miss Ka therine King, of DM Field , on Saturday afternoon entered the en- gine house under the windmill and water tank near her home , lo investi- gate the condition of the pumping en- gine , when to her great fright she realized that the entire structure wa s giving away at the founda tion. Pres- ence of mind assured her (ha t b y any e ffort to escape she would be crushed to dea th. To remain inside seemed equall y risk y, but she kept her station close b y the motor. In an instant the tank , holdin g -1 , 01 X1 gallons of water , tilled to its limit tha t day for the ( irsl time in two years , had struck the ground directly in from of the eng ine house door. A heap ' of ruins and a H ood of water following a frighlfu l crash , which alarmed nei g hbors near and far , and broug ht many t o the scene was the result. The windmill , ut the top, which had served its mis- sion years ago previous to installin g the engine , accompanied b y the skeleton framework , made the next descensi on while the buildin g in which Miss Kin g remained prisoner , was ail the time gradually being tilted from its founda- tion. When the wreckage finall y ap- peared stationary, she found that her miraculous escape could only be attri- buted to the two rods which had sup- ported the back of the building, its side being within a few inche s of Miss Kin g ' s head when it was arrested b y this section of the engine , where she had stood throu gh the frightful calam- ity awaiting her fate , which she claims seemed peril ous from ihe first intima- tion. Miss King resides alone wi th her m other who is suffering from the shock she received when conscious of lier dau ghter ' s danger. Th e foriunate woman is a teacher of hi gh repute. Several years ago she conducted a large seminary at Setau- ket , at that time instructin g pupils from far and near , hut this undertak- ing proved too much for her health , and since then , from time lo time , she has done private teachin g in languages and classics , spending much of her time in Xew York City, with an oc- casional tri p abroad. Maintenance of Suffolk' s Poor. The annual report o! Superintendent of the Poor William llirseh shows an economical administrati on of the conn , ty instituti ons at Yup liank. The re- port disclosed the fact that Mrs. \V. l l abs l , who has conducted the Chil- dren ' s Home so successfully f or the hist ten years , has tendered her resi g- nation. The position pays {H.Vi pel yea r. While the expenses are Kept down il is also a fact that no county in the K f nle takes betfer care of its poo u lhun d oes Suffolk. The t otal cost of support at the alms- house , including all expenses , was about l lo cents per day or r ' l i.Ki per week. The sale of pi odiicls at Ihe eiuiii ly farm aiiioiiuled to . *;! , i t u ^ . T I , while the t otal expenditures of Ihe in- stitution ag gregated fci ii . tuiri . Kii , and there is n balance on hand of . ¦ ? ! , Ilii . ol. The lolal amount expended for food mid clothing was $ ri , (; i ;' ,. . v . ! , fr om which is deducted i' . 'UI. I'l l for boa rd of private patients , und fl . ri7l .ll for f ood and clothing sold , leaving t : i , (i )i . \ i , IK , charge- able t o . tlics evera l lowns, Dro ol;haven ' s ainoiin f being ? ;' .ll.ll. There are 111 iuimilcs a l the alms- house , chargeable us foll o i c; Ilmiiing- lon , 11; l labylon , H; Isli p, I H; Smllli- l own , H; llrookhaven , 17; Kivcrli ciul , 7; Soiifhnmploii , -J; Must Hamp ton , •J; Soiithold , t lj Shelter Island , I; Suf- f ollt County, II. The rep ort on (lie Children ' h Home shows that i l costs but |l , 7 ; ' . - i. ' i !l to run Hint Instituti on for a whole year. The number of children In Hie home is -!• Advertised for Wife ; Got Her. HaiiH Anderson , the assistant keepei i>( Ihe fire Island lighthouse , through Ihe medium of an iiilvei liseiuenl se- cured a wife in the person of a wid ow, Mrs. I llanehe Mllehu el , of Manhattan, wh o Is described as a r ' ren c h w o man I' .i years old , wilb one child. Ander- s on is correspondingly happy I is th oroughly conwiiccd iluii il |u« .s s lo ml wit Lie, Salary for the Sheriff. The Hoard of Supervisors of SulVnlli County have decided lo iniilie t he of- liee of Shoriir n salaried one. The uiiiomit ol Hillary was ii o l Used In the rcsolii liou ollered, bin the iiiai lcr was re ferred lo Ihe Comiolllee on Supp lies lo report al Ihe nc\t meeting of Ihe H oard. STONY ri kUOK. Surrogate Aieoll has entered tax de- cree in the estate of Sop hia 11. .layne. The taxable value of Ihe estate is $ . \ > , - 7:>s . 07 , all pers onal; tax , $; ;7. . ' ts . Mrs. Albert Ban tle and daughter Minnie have relumed fr om visiting relatives in Brookl yn. Miss Je sse Sleight has returned from visiting her sister . Mi ss Iteriha Sleight , in Prooklyn. Mi ssCr n ee Jones returned to her home at Orien t Wednesday, accom- panied b y Mrs. T. It . Koger s , where she has been a guest for severa l days. Arthur Maey is visi ting his s ister, Mrs. F. M. Terry, at Terryville Ihis week. M rs. Truman Darling is visiting rela- tives at Brid gepor t. Mr s. Itobcrt Stokes of Brookl yn was in town Tuesday. Mr s. Harry Smith of Sniillitown vis- ited her mother , Mrs. Carlton .layne . anil sister Anita this week. The Mis ses Adclie and Dora Smith visited their brother Kerd. and wife at Hun tington over Sunday. Mrs. .1. P. Johnst on is ha\ ing her b ouse improved b y three large dormer wind ows. Mr. ami Mrs. Harold N orton were given a rousin g serenade Monday evening b y their young friends , who were trea ted to cigars and cake. Miss Susie Smith is Hie gues t of Mrs. William Smith Ihis week. Mrs. Louis Frali ck of Brooklyn is visiting her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton. P ol u loes have Wen bringing very satisfact ory priecs this fall and most fanners here have disposed of about all they have to sell. Mrs. K. C. Itandaft is visi ting friends in I ' orl Jeffer s o n this week. Thus. II. Lynch went t o Itichmoild Hill l a s l Saturday week where he will spend Ihe wilder. Willi Mon ouiobile oil you have our u bs olule guarantee against gumming or carbon deposits. Many interliners preven t punctures and blow-ouls. Me t z - i' i reduced from fiin t i lo JlU. ' i. V. II. Davis , agent. The W. C . T. I' . will inee l next Wed- nesday at the h ome of Mrs. W. A. Fren ch. Topic: An a ccount of Stale C onvention , also a bu siness meeling to plan yearl y program. All ladies are cordiall y invited. The L. T. L. will h old a Hand of Mer cy meeting at the school house this Sal unlay. Leader , Mrs. Nort on. All c onic. At the lust, meeting the follow- in g ollicers were elected for six months: Presidcn l , Madeline H oiium; viee-pres- idenf , Vir ginia Tay l or; cor. secretary, Kveline M oll; rec . secretary, Corinne Day ton; treasurer , c ' rccniun Davis; librarian , Olive Petty: organist , Mrs. W. A. French. The comet , seen in Ihe ciislern sky in the earl y mornin g, wi th a streamer extending upwards in u northwest erly direction , is sty led by Pr of. Brooks a tyilless c oiiicl , and is said to be coming nearer the earth several milli on miles a day. JVV T . SINAI. Tin. Ml. Sinai pul p it was occup ied b y llev. W. II. Harris last Sunday. N ext Sunday Ihe Itev. Mr. I lowland of l lroolilyn will preach. Na thaniel Ti t lliill is again out enjoy- in g a little of the fresh air. Mis. Tut- hill , uh o lias been sick with nerv ous lir oslriilion for the past Iwn weelis , is improved Ihis l - ' rl t luy mornin g. H e nry Tillolson Is visi ting Sam 'l II. Mi Nit. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Davis have gone o n u p leasur e I ri p tn Boston and sur- rounding places. Mr. mid Mrs. .1. S . I. ' yder have re- turned li oiue after n short Irip. A l ew people of Ihis place enjoyed the lecture on Hobby Itiirns Ins t Tues- day ni ghl. The \V, • ' . T. !' . will h old a mewing a l Mrs. I ' leiieb' s hom e at ;' , p. in. N ov. ' 1s t. This will be a business meeting, and Mrs. h ' liiirli will sp eak of her trip In the stale conv ention. Ml. ami Mr s . IM uiii S . Da vis will g iv en Hallowe ' en pally Ibis Sniindity night. - ¦- • • < The L oin; IsIj uhI KlrMrir l.i|'lil < ' ¦ >., Iiiih ii liir|»r f uri'i* (if fi fit tt' cir k rrrrt- iii K < lii! ] ,nl1 ' lii\' I tHW' ii . \ < irtli | Mii i itml Suiilli lnvui llirnuj ' I i his IIiIImiimI fiuiimiitiki mu t iuth - w Mir Miu t' l tn |r i li|i , TIh ' M ' sfvcriil \illiij!rNiiri' In I\' KU|i|ili ci! \uih 1 ' iiiM'ii i -(nun tin- |iliini nt Ni>i tli i » * rt whu ' l i isWHn j . ' tf r«' » <ty <' \ • lnr r N'il tn iiii'H Hie rn i iiircini'iiiH. MILLE U S IM-AC1;. SETAUKET. Sunshine circle (if the Kin d ' s Dau g h- ters met with Mrs. .lenunc Denton Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. James MeDm ve l l and lit lie son are spending the week with relatives in the city. Ku g ene Hudson is a busy man these day s , making b i-weekly shi pments of eai i litl ower to the eity in eonnection wi th all (lie other attention his farm demands. Mrs. .lames William son of l' ort .lef- ferson Station visited friends here Tuesday. The Ladies ' Aid Society will meet wi th Mrs. Itohe r t Hand next week Wedne sday. At Ihe annual election last Thur sday the following oflicers were eU n H eil: I' r g sident , Mrs. Wm. W. Itryan t; seerelary, Mr s. Win. O. Lyon; treasure r , Mr s. Kmmett L. Lyon. Mi ss Clara I ' etennan of Stony H rook visited her cousins the Misses Kustein and Kmtna llein/ , h ere Wednesday. Several masons arrived here lasl. week and are vajmlly pu shing the. founda tion work on II. V T. B l ti nd good' K new res idence at < >ld l - ' ield. Miss K thel Terrell is visiting in the eity. Ut st week found our friends , Mr. and Mr s. Mark Murp h y, pleasing a large audienee in < 'hieag o. This week they are presen ting their sketeh \('Ian- cey ' st iho s f in Milwaukee, Wis., with great sueeess. (' apt. <• M iter' I lutehinson enjoyed a visi t, with his famil y here last week. .Mrs. 'I' . O . r iper has been on the siek lis t this week. Serviee circle of The King ' s Dau gh- ters met with Mrs. O. P. i l uwlaml Tuesday afiern ooii. .Mrs. Ar thur ft . L oper of Port Jeffer- son spen t Wednesday with her parent\ Mr. and Mrs. I. It. Ha wkins , sr. (' apt. Vincent <« . Mull ock has Leen in the hav h or \\Hh another toad \f ( W i f this week. T apt. and Mrs. Hymn W. Halloek , sp ent Sunday willt their son, Albert (i . H alliiek , in Jama ica recently. The yach t. Xoraya came in port last week , whi ch means the home coming of J. It. ( iurney and Libert Wells. Mrs. William Davis is havin g a sys- tem of ele ctric lig hts installed in Iut new residenc e on I lay view ave. Kuneral services over the remains of Uoswell Mills , a ged \It years , wh o diet i suddenl y in \\w c.ily Monday, we re condu cted al his lule home , U i ' ,1 Deea l ui street , B rookl yn , Wednesday at H p. m, Mr. Mills has several rela tives and friends here , where he has sp ent Hit summers f or years al the Mills hnin tt- stead , formerly owned b y his father , Henry Mills. He is survived b y Hv * sons , Curl , Lredcriclc , Chaiinccy, Ma- son and Kmesi. Shore ave is receiving considerable altcn lion from Hie road ollicials. Ji » winter this has ever been a stri p of hi ghway to avoid on account of it* depth of mud , but wi ll) a layer of sand and gravel will doublh - ss be much im- proved. (\ apt. Myron W. (hill ock has been giving his residence a line new coal: of paint . Henry J Mhj ; . ' litis J x - cn on Ihe sick list the pusl weel;. t ' apl , H euj. ! • ' . .layne visit ed his . p la ce here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kanniu g were here fr om Soiiihainpton lasl wed; spending u part of their fioncyn n , visifiiif* and calling on old friends. Mrs. Fan- nin g was formerl y Mrs. Sidney Had- ing of ihis p lace, Ailolph .lohii s oii is \ i rsiling his \m r ents here afler spending several m onths with his b rother , Os car John- son , in St. Louis. Frank U nwell, jr., l ost hislioisc Sun- day. The animal di ed very suddenly, Miss llat lic Hudson went to l inn- lin gbiii Thursday f or a few days ' visit , wi lh relatives, Mrs. Ldward Mail elle h home from Philadelp hia for u visi t ut fh her j hi - reu ls , Mr. and Mrs. Wal ler D yckes. Mrs. .Iiiiii c s Ling, wife of foieniai Kin g of Die Hloodgood job at Mlfl Fi eld, and Utile daughter are slopp i n j ' wi th Mts , Fr edetiek Mohlitnm. Mis . John 'l ei n ll unit h. , \l..ni.v to wn , \. ,L , on iicroiiin o f llle w n illn ess ' of her ilitu glil i 'i - iii -law , Mm, Jnh n Terrell , jr., u bo b:nl been lii k eii l o ihe hosp i tal a few days piwious U> a eriiicul comliiiou. » • -4 Uu cl< shooting is at ils bcsl ibis inoiiih ul M ot i taiih. Thoiir.nnds o[ wild )o v \) are feeding in the takes and iilmi ;' the oecaii and Sound front. < (util es l l o g ers'tf H ridgtdiauiplon, and l - ' iiiiik A cker, of Sag Harbor , bargee * bvi ilit t di s in two day s shoot ing, I HOWLANP ' S Rugs for use on mattin g floors Next to the floor of polished wood , the one covered with matting is best for the sleeping room. It is cleanl y and easil y kept clean. It is cool. And it is of attractive appearance. But in cool weather , matting-covered floors have the disad- vantage of being cool. Log Cabin Rugs remove that in a jiffy. A Log Cabin rug, woven in the good old-fasliioned way like a rag carpet but all in one piece , seems to just fit nicely upon a matting floor—and to make a room doubl y cosy and comforta- ble. They are woven from nice clean fresh stri ps of cloth , bough t especiall y for that use from the bi g cotton mills. They are in prett y mixed all-over patterns or in border desi gns. And they are read y in sizes from 2 by :? feet to 9 b y 12 feet— GOc to $ 10 . Good warm men ' s underwea r Better than medicine as a guard against illness from chang- ing weather conditions. Pine wool , good wei g ht , white or gray, Sl. CU. Part wool , natural gray or white , nice and soi' r , $ 1. Warm ribbed cotton of sp lendid wei ght , gray or tan , 5()c. Heavy cotton with soft fleeced lining, 50c. Robes for men ' s wear Call ' em bath robes or loung ing robes , just as you will. Men seem to use them about as much for the one as for the other pur- pose. And they are trul y real comfort givers. Made from fine woolen blankets , combinations of gray and red or of blue and white , big and full and easy, $8. S p lendid woolen robes that button up closel y and are finish- ed with cord edge , $0. Robes of part-wool blankets in excellent li g ht and dark pat- terns , $4.50. Attractive robes made of blankets that are especially woven for just this purpose. Good wei ght , good pattern , well made , $ 3. fi0 . THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO. BRIDGEPORT CHAS. F. ROE REAL ES T ATE AGENT TOUT JBlTEItSON , N. Y. Rentals , Mortgage Loans Collections V itiligo llrmi m i for » nln In lnr g ii vnrloty— t prlct i H ruiiKit from ll'jno to tio . o oo ACREAGE AND SHORE FRONTS Notary Pu blic ~ CHAS . V. PLATT ~ Fire Insurance pou t jByrEUBot ) , if, v. Ito p ronnnt n thfl IionilliiK Fire Iiir. Companion Hotel Square FRUIT STORE DOMINICK 00NDER0 I NTOHIt Il l tOI f NTI.Y I!M ,AII<;l!l » 1 Fruit and Vegetables ' Mm * full Him of dilution , Nutn unit I'lKitrn Next door to l' ort Jclternon Hotel VOIIT JKrriC I IBON Rubber Boots and Overshoes Felt Boots Oiled Clothing Sheep Lined Short Coats Cotton Sheets , Bed Blankets and Comfortables Shoes , Sweaters and Underwear For men , wniu i' li und cllililron. I . iidieH ' llccce llneil t ' oinbiniition Suits r.iiilk'H ' anil Misses ' Aviii limi Cans , t itle to J 1.51) Ladies ' D t it c sli Cnlliirs , .luliot s , Luce C'ulln i H , Knitted Woolen Suits , ¦• 'hinnclcttc .Vi ( , 'ht Dresses , etc. Tlio iiHinil lino of ..FIRST CLASS GROCERIES.. All »t till) l O WUHt l i r l C CH C l MlHll itO llt with quality. H. E. DIGKERSON Stony Brook , L. I. i p lF YOU INSURE ^ IN TUB \ SUN\ IT'S SAFE flun Inn. OMe n lu Lou don siki Vimr u OM. R. B. DAYT ON AGENT ron'r jK t ' i 'i' .itsoN , n. v. FLOYD & RO E Insuran ce Agents Pou t Jkptoii8on , N. Y, Fire & Marine Insurance llont , P lntoOliiHii , Toriiniln unit Aiitomolill i Ininiriinoow r ltnm. _ W « ri ' imin on t llin li r »t In Vlrn Inmiraii n vlth filKllt IN) riiliiluinli'H, 't\i(n l Ix imiiia intli! \vy tti w i n tin* l i u i' ii ov o r f>00 M IM. IO V O OI.I.A U H I toth T»loi>lii)iiin. THE CHAS. A. SQUIRES LAND COMPANY ' S For Sale & Want Column f i l. d li HlOWAltD—A reward of i V\ will lie ]iald for Inforninlion Unit will lend to tlic convict /i m (if tl t c |ie rmin« steulln R fruit and other (roods from my pro j ier llefi. Clias. A. Sf j uircH. KOIt 8ALK—Xine rooni lion s e , one aero land , 'J O(K) feet from nillroad Hlu- tInn , tin new trolley Hue. Will sell nt very low tl ^ ure and on easy tonus. HAY K ill I, SAI.IO—Hevernl tons old liny nt Jl . o t ) per lo t) . I' lireliiiKfr lo wirt It. KOIt SALK—Siileiidld corner hIIo for re s ldene c or iuvtstnient in l' ort J effe rson vlli. 'i /;e , ( «' « iiilmilc.i ' in i l lr to Ho le) Si|inire. K OIl S.\l . ! •:—Sjilcn illil HI aero farin , I t rnoiii li r iiiHC, liir n u Iwirn, H l ied , two lieiineili'H , lilt) fruit Irees, Loeuted on new H lale road , one mile from It. It. stii llon. All liiil l diiiKS newly .minted anil In llminiii i li reimlr. Ttic iiln eo will lie sold at a lnir|;nlii . PORT JC PF En SON STATION O T JR COAL IS HOT 5TUFF All sizes and thoroug hly sieved Prompt Delivery and Full Weight faMlmnn i - ' 5 ECHO COAL CO. C. H. FLOYD, Manager. Opposite R. R. Station. Dr. LER0Y F. DEALE DE N TI S T Office over The Bank of Port Je ff eraoD GROWN AND BRIDGE WOR K a Sp e cialty Office ho u ifl 8.30 . A. M. to 5 P. H.
