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The evening times., 1901-05-03
COPPER IN NEW JERSEY,
A Company Organized TO work Re
Gently Discovered neDosifs

Gently discovered Deposits.
JERSEY CITY, y. J. May 3-The o. 3.
Gray Copper Company, has been inco.-
porated at Pennington, y J, with a ca2j-
tai of $4,000 The iucorDorators are:
President. Charles E Burd. of Trenton.
Vice President, Charles G. Cook. Of Tren-
ton; Treasurer, Frederick /. Hahne. Of
Trenton; B. Frank Lewis, Of Pennington.
O. B. Cray, Of Pennington, and John Il.
Mace, OF Hopeweu
The farm Of O. B Gray near Pennington
mas passed into the hands cf tAe COM
pany, and engineers have located one end
Of the lode An examination has shown
the deposit to be about thirty fect wide
at the point of development and fully a
mile long Eight ASSAYS have been made
Of the ore The poores, has 90 per cent
Of copper. while the richest assayed by
Prof. J. = Woodward. os Harvard. assist
ant eeoIogist Of the State If Now York.
bears 54-5S per cent
When some specimens Cf ore were
shown Prof SmoCk, New Jersey State
ge0logist, he pronounced ,he bulk to be
crubesite and said il also contained
chalcopyrite, malachite. aZvOeite, cuprite.
chaIcocite. and chrysacoIIa-
There Is evidence that mining was core
Al The point in a crude way ,eatUi les agO.
While excavating for the Delaware
RaTitan Canal, IN 1892, an Indian burial
place was passed through which con-
taired Indian skeletons wearing bracelets.
rings. and beads, hammered Of native
copper the quality OF sEHirn differed from
any found in other parts OF North Amer
lea. The territory shows workings Of the
Tar distant past, ana it IS likely the In
diaus filled the shafts and tunnels of their
mines TO conceal their existence before
leaving that section Tat wa- he mode
Of procedure ia the West. where the lost
uaiEes ei The AZtscs haYz recently bseu
uncovered.
The evening times., 1901-05-03
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
Warrants Issued Charging Viola.
tIons of the Fishing Laws

William Boswell was caught dipping for
crappie near the Little Falls yesterday
Five fish were found in his possession
/ The crappie Is sometimes known as the
! strawberry bass. At all times the use of
| the dipnet in the upper Potomac is pre-
Guided and between April / and May g
the law fOrbids the catching of bass, crap
pie, and certain other fish, with any de-
vice, floating or stationary, or with the
line
The fine imposed under the law for
| catching certain fish IN the waters Of the
I upper Potomac between the dates men
toned is from so to 800 and confscation
of the paraphernaIia- used Later in the
day, Charles West, fifteen years old, was
arrested while fishing on the Virginia
side Of the river near the Chain Bridge
within the Jurisdiction of the District Of
fcers. Warrants are out charging some
companions of West with violating the
( same law 1t is stipulated in the law, and
generally understood by fishermen, that
If in ASKING for catfish and other inhabi-
tants Of the river. rot protected, bass an5
other protected fish are caught. they shall
be thrown back into the river Immediate
+ ly. Those who are found with forbidden
fish in their possession are as equally
amenabIe to the law as those caught in
the act Of removing them from the water.
The swallows, sure harbingers of warm
weather, swooped down upon Georgetown
! day before yesterday in countless num-
| bers- 1t is stated by one who has watch
| ed the coming of the swallows for quar-
| ter Of a century, that they have invaria-
| bly, reached town between the hours of 1
| and in the afternoon, with the exception
| OF this year, when they arrived between
; and o clock.
The coming of the wrens- orioles, and
other migratory birds is made a matter of
The evening times., 1901-05-03
ONE IN THREE.
Every Third Person Poisoned by
Coffee

L
Coffee.
Il ie difficult TO make people believe
,11sr coffee is an absolute poison TO al
~. tii1s -. Tarson out Of every three. but
-1IoTSle ar. slowly finding II cut. aitncugh
ttbotysa nds Of them suffer leTTlDiy before
they discover the Iact ..r--o,,
New York hotel man says. E-ach
,froe after drinking coffee became rest
80 Teryo1Is. and excited, so that was
- also inclined 10 VOmlI ana SuueIeQ
from loss of sleep, which got worse ana
a lady said that perhaps coffee was the
-a,Ise of my trouble, and suggested lhdt
~ Postum Food Coffee ] laughed al
Insisted so hard that ! hnally naa SOM
Postum made I have been using II IN
Tlacs OF coffee ever since Tor nOllced
hat al nv former nervousness ana iFli-
farion disappeared. ] began 70 sleep per
ffctIv and The Postum tasted as goOd OF
better than the old co1ee' so "hat was
the use Of sticking 10 beverage tndI was
running me-
..0ne day on an excursion Up the coun-
- I remarked to a young lady friend on
her greatly improved appearance. she eN-
TIaiDed that some time before she had
quit using coffee and taken Postum. she
bad gained a number Of pounds and her
former paIpitatiOn Of the heart hIBlming
sn the ears trembling Of the ha ndS and
legs and other isagreeable feelings had
disappeared She recommended me TO
0l1fr coffee and take Postum and was very
much surprised Je find that ! had already
made the change.
she said her brother had also received
great benefits from leaving off coffee ana
taking on Postum Food Coffee. Henry
a. Nader. 22I West Thirty-th.rd Street,
New York
The evening times., 1901-05-03
RHEUsyATIssI CRp
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS OF
SUFFERING

81 have been afflicted wiki sciatic rfe1r7s+iz,7
for fourteen years, says Josh Edgar OF German
town, Cal i was able TO De around. but CO..
stantly suffered / tried everything corIld
hear Of and at last vas told 20 Try Cbauber-
y relieved and IN a short tine cred and I am
happy 10 say II has not since re .rned.' Wbv
not Use this Gniment and get aeU? It Is for
sale by Henry Evans, VII, lesale aI5d Retail and
all Druggists
The evening times., 1901-05-03
THE GLASGOW EXPOSITION.
Features of the Fair Are Numerous
md Interesting.

GLASGOW, May 8.-since 1897 Glasgow
has been preparing for the exposition
which opened yesterday and is built on
one Of the finest sites in the city, in the
West End Park The grounds and build
ings cover almost 100 acres. as compared
with go at Buffalo.
The group Of buildings is divided into
The evening times., 1901-05-03

James Thornton, ceIored, who had his
foot injured Wednesday morning at the
Potomac Electric Power Company's plant
on Water Street, suffered the amputation
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Of two toes of the left foot at the George
town University Hospital. yesterday
The evening times., 1901-05-03

record by farmers. and the planting of
certain crops governed accordingly.
The evening times., 1901-05-03

The sale OF house and premises 14z1
Twenty-nintli Street, which was TO have
taken place yesterday, was postponed IN
I'll next "Wednesday at $50 D. N
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Gettousing Royal Headache Tablets for steady
nerves and coed sleep
The evening times., 1901-05-03

1t is the gem Of all beer-Heariel's Maerzen-
The evening times., 1901-05-03
Clearance of boys clothing.

To effect clean sweep and do Immediately inaugurate
tomorrow Clearance Sale of bo wOoen suits offering the
balance of the stock reduction regular prices
The evening times., 1901-05-03
Gigantic reduction sale
of WOnen's suits.
GO E0 for suits worth
pO'oO up to as high as SIS.

consisting of suits of grey and blue venetian cloth ton e
fects with corded silk gilt
braid and bit buttons and with full fOunce skirts.
This is the greatest offering have ever made.
The evening times., 1901-05-03
00c for bows So blue flannel suits.

Lot of boys sailor
blouse suits of blue fan
mel, which we guarantee
all wool and fast in col
or. and which have deep
sailor collars trimmed
with five rows of silk
braid, and pIeated sleeves
suits which every cloth
Ter sells for s3.50-wiu be
offered at sI.z9.
The evening times., 1901-05-03
rapDer sale.
Shirt waists.

A large and most complete assort-
ment Of ladies' shirt waists in white
and COlored lawns, madras, dimity,
and DerCale, at half, and less than
half price, embracing all the season $
latest and most desira BILE patterns and
effects; waists trimmed with lace in
seTting and embroidery inserting some
plain; some aIl-over tucked; some with
Bishop sleeves, others with stiff cuffs
and high turn-down collars-in all the
finest lot Of waists we nOF
have ever put on sale SN
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Lot of boys double
breasted cashmere suits,
Of which we unhesitating-
ly guarantee the wear, IN
sizes from Z to 16 years,
in q large assortment Of
check and mixed pat
terms; the same suits
you've been used to buy
ing at s., will be offered
tomorrow at S1-eS each.
This offering is positive
Iy without parallel.
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Lot of Women's black Cheviot Serge
Skirts-fulI width, and finished with
worthfuI nning-formeriy $780, for
SI.9S
The evening times., 1901-05-03

tAOSINE SutNs
Never in our business career have we
offered such values in ChiIdren's Hosi-
cry: $50 dozen black ribbed Hose; all
sizes; all 15c values at just one 7 IC
.----.- -.---..-. 90 2
100 dozen Mems Half Hose; black
s AND sd S9loFs sg 5helna5ng 5d ysIae P5ee a tan
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Another lot of boys
double breasted suits,
made OF very desirable
check and mixed cassi-
meres and fine blue
serges, which are all
wool and made Up with
the Dest Italian Innings
stitched with silk, and
with pockets faced with
cloth, and with two in
side pockets, which are
sold regularly for s., will
be sold tomorrow at S2-93-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
AonoLuLu's FINEST.
High State of EfhcIeney of Local po-
lice Force.


Never before in the history of the
local police force has such a high
state of efficiency been reached. The
custodians Of the peace are all in ex-
cellent physical condition and are
capable OF putting up as hard fight
as one would like to run up against
Lon Agnews. the gentleman pugi-
list" is largely responsible for the
present state of proficiency He has
been training the force for some
months past and has put the boys on
to many of the tricks of the trade.
All OF the coppers' have profited from
Ions experienced coaching and are in
much better condition than they
were few months ago.
Agnew's pupils are the ones who are
probably doing him the most credit
Men who three months ago would
have been unable to tell the difference
between swing and an upper-eut
have developed into some of the ciev-
crest men in the local sporting field
Boxing is a thing that every we'll
constructed boy should learn. It not
only develops the physical but also
the moral fiber. and goes far toward
making man of a formerly chicken
hearted boy.
Probably by long odds the cleyerest
man among agnewss pupils is Sam.
Chillingworth. With little training
he could easily become as good man
as his instructor ever was. He is a
good all-round man. He is quick to
lead and take advantage of any weak
points in his opponents delivery His
footwork is all that could be desired
and the way he slips out of corner
is caution. He leads hard and swift
" and keeps right after his opponent
hammer and tongs 4 boxing exhi-
bition between ChiIlingworth and his
instructor is as clever an entertain
ment Of the manly art as one would
like to see His weight is about 145
pounds. which would of course class
him among the light weights.
Frank Vida is another very clever
man. He is not up to Chillingworth's
standard but is very good all-round.
He is more of an in-fghter than any
of the boys now training under Agnew
and keeps his adversary on the jump
every minute. vida's main fault is in
blocking. but he makes up for that de-
fciencg by his furious cross-counter-
ing.
Among the new men who have been
training with Agnew is ]. Marcallino.
Marcallino has not had much time in
which to develop but is already show
ing marked improvement in his work
II he keeps on with his present work
he will soon be one OF the cIeyerest
of Ions coterie of boxers
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04

woaEd nof - 70 nerss1n sunae Of
them. kzs sazt wzlk ThffneF a-sh
wsrd ard 80 foF yonrself
There Vii Be No bzna eonxers ii
Make< EslA1d this afssencon Eastezss
Captain Berger All the saEsieszns zis
play q the fnnerai serTsces n men-
Or 81 tie late Mrs. Samuel Parker
which vii = held =, he Klnz street.
residence.
Sunday mornings shen one Is APT to
get up little late. in order 70 square
yourself with the rest Of the week
drop into the Brunswick ParIor ard
take late breakfast Yon won't reg
ret K Their buckwheaf cakes are the
rising feature Of Fort street and s. G.
Boyd is the man behind the apron
Lewis & Co. hare notice IN this
paper 10 the effect that people are
warned against any agent or driver.
purpozting to Be employed by them
and endeayori1g 10 collect money for
them without q written order OF re
ceipt in their possession Al business
must be transacted direct with the
house
Arabic Roof Cooling Paint Is just
the thing these warm times Il has
many virtues. chief among these being
the fact that It coois iron on. stops
any leakage from rain water and win
stick closer than creditor to any
thing on which II is applied IT'S last
Ing powers are unlimited For ever
Is its motto and you can get it in any
quantity from the California Feed Co
Sole agents here.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Mean Tempezatnre-Tse deg.
Minimum Temperature-72e deg
Maximum Tenperature-s4a deg
Bar0meter-2s.ss. falling
RzinfaIl-e-i7.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-ss-5
Mesn Relative HurnIdity-sT.
Wind.
Northeast. to 2
Weather.
Light showers to fne.
Forecast for To-day.
Light trades and fair weather.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
DALTON & CO.,
So EXCHANGE ST.,
Real Estate.
Exchanges Made Daily.

UOR sALE-we shall sell during the month
OF January the following houses now
ready for occupancy, at great discount rather
than have them go throughout the winter with
out a tenant: Ten room u0) house az 81 Glen
wood Ava every modern convenience. bath,
electric lights. fireplace, heat. hardwood floors,
set tubs, etc. Worth $500: viii sell for 5000.
New house, stevens Plain Ave, near Racklen
ST., eight ts) rooms and bath never occupied,
thoroughly plumbed and heated, electric lights,
fireplace, cementcd cellar, etc; directly ON ear
line. Worth $500; will be sold for 5000 II taken
now. House 81 Concord St, new house, sepa-
rate steam heaters. eight tel rooms in each
rent. very sunny. 1000 feet of land two 81 bath
rooms. separate entrances, fine investment
property. Cost over 5000; will be sold for
$4,000 If taken now. New house at IA Washing
ton Ave, East Deerlng, only ~ minutes from
City hall. six t6) large rooms and bath furnace
heat large piazza, 5000 feet OF land, sewer, Sc
bago water. electric lights, three go lines OF
street cars chance 20 finish two ~ more rooms
In the attic. Cheap at $500. but viii sell for
$1,000 II taken this month House Eastern Prom.
cnade, corner Of Turner ST, nine ~ rooms and
bath. furnace heat everything modern, iine 10
cation. Cannot be built for $3.50, including lot;
viii sell II taken now for $500. We have many
other houses and lots on our books which we
will sell at the some sweeping reduction II taken
this month Remember our houses are new,
have all modern cOnvenienees are on electric
car lines. our terms are very easy DALTON
a co, 80 Exchange Sc. decIdu
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
in THE HOUSE,
Naval Appropriation BnI Practically
Completed.
j1urntd,

Naval Appropriation BuI Practically
Completed.
Washington. January 2l.-The House
today continued consideration of the
naval appropriation bill and practically
completed it before Adjournment. One
small matter went over until tomorrow
The debate upon the present naval bill
has lacked the interesting and sensation.
al features of recent years. The hight
which the appropriation committee
waved against photographic surveys un-
der the auspices OF the navy was aean-
donei this year by the COMMITTEES and
several other questions, including armor
plate, which usually entail much dis
cussion occasioned no comment what
ever. The provision for the increase OF
the navy was made the occasion OF an in
teresting dehats upon the length TO which
the building up OF the navy was to go
and drew from Mr.. Cannon, chairman OF
the appropriation committee n notable
statement to the effect that when ships
now authorized and to be authorized had
been completed, $S2o, 0O0. 600 would have
heen spent upon the new navy and that
In his opinion the time to stop Will then
have arrived.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
A STRANGE WILL.

The supreme court in st. Petersburg
has before IL one OF the most curious
cases on record. The tribunal is called
upon to dscids whether Will left on a
graphophone oylir d ar Is valid or whether
the strange ilast will ard testament"
should be disregaIded In the settlement OF
the estate. One OF the wealthiest lard
proprieto RS near Smolensk died few
months ago, ard after the funeral his
heirs began TO look for the will. They
fanei d that this task would be merely
perfunotory ard that the document would
tie found among the family papers, but,
much to their surprise, they were unabls
to find the slightest tracs of 1t. Every
room and article of furniture In the
house was then carefully searched, but
the result was the same, and the only
conclusions at which the heirs could
arrive was either that no will had ever
been mr. de or that II one had been made
IL was destroyed before their kinman's
death.
The misaing document, however, was
found In few days in the strangest
place Imaginable. A young man was
rambling through the house, and, hap.
pentng to sse graphophone on a table In
the library, he examined It to see II 1t
was in working order, and finding that
it was he put a record In it, which he
supposed was that of some popular Rus
sian ing. What was his amazement,
however, inste1d of a song he heard the
dead mans voice recite the words OF the
missing WILL
The heirs were promptly notified of
this discovery and they lost no time in
carefully examining the record contain
Ing the Will. It was found to be fiawless,
and the question then arose " neither such
q will would be deemed valid By the
courts or not. This question Is now be-
ing discussed In the supreme court in
st. Petersburg and the case is interest,"
In all lawyers who have heard OF 1t.
Many think that the viii will De pro-
nounoed entirely valid, and II 50 1t may
become common practice for persons to
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
LIBRARY CLUB.

Oidtown, January 24.--Eastsrn Maine
Librarians in session at University OF
Maine, orono, Thursday forenoon, voted
to form a local library club. object to pro-
mote library interest in Eeastern Maine.
Committee on officers, Mrs. II. NJ. Esta-
brooke, Orono, OF Maine Bard Library
commissioners; librarian, Charlotte Fol-
som, 0ldtown, Miss Springer, Dexter;
committee on organization, Miss Currier.
Bangor; Miss Winchester. Oorinna; Miss
Pond, Belfast. Committee to report Fri
day forenoon.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
VENEZUELA QuIETER.
COINAGE BILL 10 BE REPORTED

Washington, January "a by a party
vots of nine to six the HOUSE committee
on coinage today ordered favorable re
port on the bill of Representative Hill OF
Connecticut. to maintain the silver dollar
at parity with gold,
This was done aite~ the committee had
refused to defer action on the pending
bills to permit the minority members OF
the committee to be heard ana COM
munioation from William j. Bryan to he
received. This. however, was without
purpose to exclude MIR. Bryan s com.
munication which win be read and
printed as a part OF the hearings.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
The Mothers FavOrite.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
mothers favorite. 1t is pleasant and
safe for children to take and always
cures. 1t is intended especially fol-
coughs, colds, Group and whoopine
cough. aid is the best medicine made fol
these diseases. There is not the least
danger in giving it to children for it con
tains no opium or other injurious drug
and may be given as confidently to 4
babe as to an adult. For sale by Hesel
tine, 3S7 Congress St. Stevens, l0T Port
land St. Goold, Congress Square; K. S.
Raymond, Cumberland Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25

New York, January 24.-Clark Bell,
the president of the Medical and Legal
Aid society. has announced that his So
cisty has determined to take up the May
brick cas-, nc once, and tnat the chances
are now more favorable than ever for her
pardon or acquittal. after fair trial.
Inc taking mp of this case Is due to the
attitude which the new King of England
is reported to held toward Mrs. May
bricks oase. 1t is said that hs has made
it no secret that he favors her pardon.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
WEST POINT INyEsrIGApIoN

Washington, January s4--The Houss
committee investigating West Point
academy hazing prac tices, to-day, took
the testimony of former Cadet +. Fl.
Cunningham, tent mate of Cadet Mac
Arthur, whom the committees investiga-
ccnYul sions,
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25

aAIktu RNCQur u AAlNnl VI AAt1t aHhNf
me for loan to buy heavy oyercoat."
Foote Light see a fellow has writer
O play and called it Vaccination"
Sue Brette-I'll bet It won't take.
"When a man admits a partner to h..
joys and sorrows," remarked the observ
er Of events and things, she's not 81
lent one"
Birl-He's in favor of expansion, yo'
say?
jnl-oh, yes; he's in the yeast bust
ness.
"when It comes to a road to wealth,
remarked the observer of events an,
things, "some men don't seem to cart
how crooked 1t Is"
We believe II was a Chicago boy tina
had spent considerable time around
stable who referred TO his parents as
spanking pair"
She-why do you suppose they hav'
that seal in the furrier's window?
He-0h, I guess that is what they TT,
the sealskins on.
Bill-Did you kill any live birds at the
shooting box today?
Jill. Why, mol How could they be liv,
birds wLrn they were killed.
Church-The parrot repeats every
thing my wife says.
Gotham-Gracious! should thinh
you'd get tired hearing the thing talk!
Shell sent a real sweet poem to III,
editor the other dss, but l haven't seer
1t published yet
He-No; guess n was too sweet I,
liye,-Yonkers Statesman.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
ERINC
REAL ESTATE.
Dalton &c CO.,
SO EXCHANGE 81.


ITO LET-FOur furnished rooms on Deering
highlands, suitable for light housekeeping,
price si5 per month; location unsurpassed Al
so fine down stairs rent Of rooms, with mod
ern conyeniences, at corner of High and Prebie
streets South Portland for s13; 8 room rent
stevens auenue. near Congress street, only SIS;
two Sroom rents No. 81 Concord street $50
each, and many others. Several very low for
the winter. DALTON s. co, IS Exchange ST
decsdu
EoR SABE-Houses in Deerlug for $500
n $1,000, $1,000 e. 500, $4,000; also houses In
Portland for ~ 200 to 5000. Choice building
lots at 0akdale, Fessenden Park, Desrng
Highlands and also choice cottage lots at Otta-
wa Park tCif Coltage) Cape Elizabeth. All
kinds Of real estate taken In exchange. Easy
terms. DALTON & CO.. 50 Exchange street.
octlGdu
EOR SALE-Those magnificent building lots
Il on Fessenden, Pitt William and Dart
mouth streets, Oakdae. Perfect electric car
service, sewers, sidewalks and Sebag0; sure to
advance TO double their present cost. interest
only per cent; other property taken in ex.
change; 1t will pay you to investigate. Dali
TON & CO.. % Exchange street octlsdu
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-25
LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-on Congress St. near Eye and Ear
II Inflrmary, on Christmas morning. q small
black satin bag, containing several small
articles owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this advertisement. Call
at HARRINGTON PLACE. 1911
EOUND-Picked up adrlft outside of Half
Way Rock, a fishing dory In good condi.
ton. painted brown. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges GEO.
b. JOHNSON, Bailey's Island I02