davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12
tner ola GEO mininnen 9elps i

niger ais $50 Miuionen BelOs in
8apter, cine 9bat1ahe, Die natiirlib
auf bai1elbe b%tnauslduft, pie auf ei<
men auaemeinen Stats 8anferDtt!
Colombia miro es lhlieBlib nod
10 tpeit treiben, oaB Uncle Sam Die
@ebulo p~esliert uno nit @emalt
burb1ebt, mas er burb berniinftiee
Nreumente uno eeaen @elb unb quite
@Drte ntdt ersielen fonnte. nnb
in Der Shat pdre in bielem Sale Die
I%npenoung BON @enolt i'm Sns
tereiie zines erDBartigen gultur=
Werfes unter alien um1tdnoen no6
geredtfertiater, als es oas @iaidret<
ten Der Ntnerlfaner im Namen Der
6umanitdt auf Cuba unb unter Dem
8Drmanoe Der Sbidialsfuaung auf
ben Bbilippinen gemeien mar!
Sn Baibineton eebt's CUR Belt
iebr ftiG gu. Ser gongreB lit ni6t
in Sibune, Der Brdfibent befinbet
lid auf leiner grDBen 8ereniigunas=
uno rSensrepioirunes =6eiie an Der
8acific= &uite, einen 8ice= Brditoen=
ten 9iebt es iiberbaupt nidt uno Die
@abinetsmitalieoer befinoen fi6
nit Gusnabme bes Staatsiecretdrs
9ab = entpeoer in Der 8eeleis
tl1ng oes Brd1ibenten Doer lDnitz
NOD auf &ei1en. uno es eebt
iblieBlib aud 10! 1no bas, pb=
aleib es nibt an alarmirenben
@ahribten feb1te, Die lDear idun
bot, einett Neutrality-suspicious.
ni1ben 8inbniile geeen GuBlano
neloeten, pelhes baour6 nDtbig ee=
pproen mdre, baB lebteres feline
Bolppen=M rme nod Der Manoiburei
uno nab &nrea ausitredte. Nber
Die N%ufreaung Bat iib ebeniD idneu
tpieber gelegt, pie iie 9efommen mar.
uno 6as lit nur gut, oenn iolb
cine 9ripelalIiana gegen &uBlano
bdtte bod gu rebt bebenfliben Sonic
quel15er fiibren fDnnen. Man bdtte
babel pabrlheinlih melt ernitere
@rfabrun9en gemabt. mie bel Dem
rubmreihen &riege eegen Spanien.
&ubfano lit fein 81 perabtenoer
@eaner: bat es bod ieiner 8eit ben
perbinoeten Sransuien, @naldnoern,
girfen unb Stalienern faft brei
Sabre eenommen, UNI Die Euiien gu
iblagen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12
Gine iiberrafdbenSe Yrpbe.

I'm Elm 2eben gu retten, unter=
r,abm Or. &. g. Werritt BON Nortb
MebDDpanp, Ba., cine ieltiome
Brobe, Die aber su elmer iiberraidenz
ben 0eiluna flbrte. Gr ibreibt:
Gin 8atient purbe BON beftiaen
8lutungen befaIen, melhe ourd]
Elm Wagenaelhmir ueruriaht mor=
ben paren. Sd bate oft felt9eitent,
oaB electric 8ttters pDrsiiglide
Dienite that fir acute Ma9eu- uno
2eberbeIbnerben uno besbalb per<
ibrieb ib 1ie. Wein 8atient erbolte
iib lofort uno bat felt IA Wonoten
feinen Infan mebr gebabt." electric
Ditters miro garantirt als Wittel
eeaen Dpspepiie, geritopfuna unb
Wierenbeihmeroen. Wan made eli
men Berluh. Sour so Gents bel
s. &alteper & Sobn uno Iopfpb
DreiB, MpDthefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12

- Das oiesjdbriee oeutl1e Safer
Mtan6per, bas apiiben Dem 4. uno
Dem II. GrnleecurpS it%attinoet, per-
lduft, pie iebt enoeiltig beltimtnt lit,
nab fplgenber 2eiteintbeilung: Hah=
benz @nbe Iueuit bas Baraoemabl
fir bas II. Corps unb Die 6erbit=
parade oes @arbecprps bel Berlin
itattaefunben baben. miro Der &ai1er
am Dtenstag, ben 1. Septsmber,
nab Dresden reiien, bort am ielben
Sage Die oeutibe Stdbte= Musitequng
beiuben, am 2. September auf benz
gruppen=u ebungsplabe 3eitbain bic
Barabe iiber bas II. NrmeecDrps
abnebmen uno oarauf nab Merle,
burg fabren. Im Donnerstaa. ben
3. September, fdbrt Der &aiIer bon
Werlebure nab @rfurt. nimmt bort
Die 8arabe iber oas IL. Mrmeecprps
ab unb febrt Nbeno5 nah Merieburg
suriid, NOD am d. September 0gS 4.
Nrmeecorps Safer Baraoe Bat. Nm
Samstaa, ben 5. September. reiit
Der &ailes nod 2eip5ig, I'M BEL bie=
fer Staot Die Baraoe iber Das 10.
Corps abaunebmen, uno febrt bann
nab Werlebure surIf. ginem
Gubetaee am 6. September folger
am Wontae. benz Z. September.
9riegsmdribe uno SelbmanDper in
benz @eldnbe spiifen W~eriebure
uno anberen Srten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12
gaaes +, Neuiafe,ten.
/ n b.

8rdIioent @oDiepelt ourb=
ihmeift eeeenmartie bic berrliden
unb ertraereihen SluBtbaler pDn
Sib Californian. Sn San Sole
murbe er buhftdblih nit 8lumen
uberIhuttet. ueberaq murbe er in
beraliber @eiie empfangen.
= Der Monitor .Nrfanias" Der,
mie bereits gemelbet tpuroe, auf
5einer @iffebr BON ben ct. 2Duiler
@inmeibuness Seierlihfeiten BEL ct.
@enepiepe, Mo., auf ben @runb ee=
rietb, fibt 10 feit. oaB er tpabrihein=
liH niht por benz ndbiten ariibiabr
tpieoer Hott gemadt merben fam,
eS lei oenn, Dab gang nnertpartetes
6Dhmaiier inn Sontnter eintrete.
= Brdiioent &D0lenelt bat Dem
befannter Deutib : Gmerifauer Or.
S. SO. SOILS BON Stem Dorf ben
mihtigen uno einfluBreihen BDiten
als unprecedented bel Der Sdlibtune
Der Iniprihe geutihlanos, eng
lambs uno Staliens on Die Gepublif
Bene5uela angeboten.
- Die SmmigratiDnsbebDrben in
Seem Ourt mieien cine Srau 8ernz
ltein uno ibren 7idbrigen 8naben
surid, neil Der &nabe elm 3pere
iei, uno nur Is Bfuno tpieee. Die
beiben anoerer l1prmalen &inber
ourften gu ibrem Batter meiter ~reiler,
Der in elmer @laSfabrit in 9oleoD,
Dbio, angeitent lit, mdbreno Die
Wutter nit Dem 3mere 5uridges
lhiGt tpurbe!
- Mue @utbrie. Oklahoma, uirb
berihtet, baB in Solee anbaltenoer
itarfer &eaengiiiie ale Sliiie uno
Bdbe inn 9erritorium 10 bod anaez
ibmDIen iino, baB bel weiterem
6eaenfau lblperer Shaoen gu be-
fiirbten ftebt.
SIM ct. 9ammanp : Barilb,
2ouiiiana, tam es gu eineni &ailen=
fampfe, in pelhem bier Weser gez
tDotet muroea. Gin @eiBer batte
einem freb meroenoen Weeer nit
einem Mrteriffe iiber ben Sept eez
lhlaaen, morauf Die Shnar5eu lib
su1ammenrotteten. Sic muroen jes
bod burh Die @eiBen idnea auseins
amber getrieben.
Der Sneenieur uno Shrifts
teller Or. @rnit 6enrici BON Baltis
more bat bel ben &Dlner 8lumen=
ipieien ben Breis fiir Die bette Bal
laoe erbalten.
Mihter Barter bonn &reisee=
rihte in Chicago bat Die @ntibeioune
aefdat. oaB spei StraBenbabneeiea<
ibaiten unter peribieoenen 8eiibern
uno ~eetrennter @ernaltung Grams.
ferfarten ausaeben uno unnebmen
miIien, no lire 2inien iih ibneioen.
Inter ben Baiiagieren, tpeld]e
nit Dem Dampfer alliance BON gDs
ION in Seem Yort anfamen. befanoen
fih gontre =Womiral S. q. @affer,
Sen. IS. 6. 6apnes uno Bruf. @.
$. Burr, oas Subcomite Der Bana.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12
mafanalz @pmmiliion, bas bic Or.

mafanal= 9pmmiiiion, bas Die Or.
beiten an &atal inipisirt bat.
- Sen &Dntraft fir ben 8au Der
WDrelia : 9acumbaro : 8obn boben
8Dpea & Wa1Dn bon Baltimore,
Wo., erlanat. Die 8abn miro 300
Wieilen lang; iie aneigt gu Srapuatp,
WiertfD, BON Der Wfegican Central
8abn ab unb gebt iibli6 nab WDz
relia uno peitlt9 na9 NriD.
- Sn @albinetDn iberreihte Der
fransDliibe 8otldafter i'm Narnen
leiner Geaterune Dem StaatszS efrez
tdr SAB einen 8ano, Der Die Natner
auer fransDiiiben SDloaten unb
MatrDien enthalt, Die i'm ameritaniz
iden RepDlutiDnsfriee unter &o<
dambeau uno be Giraffe oienten.
Sin anberer 8ano miro benz 8raiiz
benton 6DDlepelt bel ieiner &udfebr
ppn benz 8otlbafter iber9eben tpers
ben.
Sn Bottom fam Der 9ampfer
,Ioria" BON Der 6amhurg=Mmerifa,
2inie nit $50 &iiten an, melhe &es
prpouftionen oeutiber &unitmerfe
entbalten, bic Der oeutibe Safer Der
u~niperiitdt 6arparo eelhenft bat.
Ser &eit Der Senbune miro in &iirse
nit einem anberen Dampfer anfom=
men. Ser @ertb oes @ei9enfes
miro auf uenigitens $125,COO gez
Ibdbt.
- lus Stem gurf miro aeibrtez
ben: Ils Sat- ppn bret Ieiner fribe-
rem S9iler fam Der Weoiainalratb
Brof. Or. .. u. gpalb. beriibmt
als Spesialiit fir Waeenfranfbeiten,
aus 8erlin bier an. Ct miro nur
furse Belt bier permeilen unb in
mebreren meoiainifben Colleges
Gortrdee balten. Or. @malo gilt
als Der bebeutenbite Maaenarst unb
bat 1ih bur1 mebrere mtItige gnt=
beduneert einen Natner, getnabt.
Nuf benz 6unoefriebbDf in
Scarsbale bel Stem Sort fanb bas
8eerdbniB Der berlbmten odniiben
Dpege 9pras itatt. Ibt Nutomp=
biles nit 40 n2eiotragenoen" folQ=
ten. 9pras batte auf Der 8ibne
mi.eeipielt als 8ismards r&eihs=
bunb" unb bate auf &u~nftreiien stpei
Mial Die @roe umfabren uno batte
ppr benz Safer pDr, &uBlano, pur
Der 8aiierin=Wittp pDn gbina unb
Dor benz Mifabo pDn Saport geipielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12

als BON alien anoeren Rrantbeiten snIammen, uni
big in Die leBten Sabre salt er als unbeilbar.
9iele Sabre lang ~ertldrten 8pttoren ibn fir cine To-
tale Grant9eit ulb idrieben lotale 9eilmittel Dor,
uno ea ie i'm nit dr3tli9er 8ebanoiune b~etdnoig
ni6t %tarirten, ~ertldrteu lie ibn fir unbeilbar. Sie
tutionstrant6eit it uno oeBbalb tonRitutionels 8e=
~banotun9 %erforoert. SaIt's R~atarrb=
Sur, %iabri5irt bon s. 5. Gbenep& 6 O..
Soleoo, Sbio, If Die eifsiae conftitutionelle 8ur i'm
Wtartle. Sic miro innerlib in Soien ODER @aben
bon 10 Sropfen biz gu eiueH Sbeel6fiel boil gcnom=
men. Sic mirf brett auf bas 8lnt nno Die i6lei:
MICE SberfId6e oes Spiems. sic bieten einbun=
BERT Dollars fir jeoen Sal, ben Ie su turiren Der.
Leblt: 9aBt Gub @irculare uno 3eugnife tommsn
NoreIftrt:
s.. s. Is benep& gp.,, Soleop, ..
ss- 8ertauft bon allen applbetern, IS Gents.
SaH's ssamiIten 3 8lnsn finb Die befen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-12
: ueber ben bereits anoerueitia

ueDer Den 0ereltS QHOerfDe1tt9
erpdbnten pSaa Sorma" miro aus
Berlin nod beribtet: nGgneS Sorma,
rpelbe als Die 9r6Bte lebenoe beutibe
SbaulpIelerin betrahtet wiro, bat
lib in cine Weroenanitalt in Berlin
5uriifaesO9en, nabbem fie aue ibre
Engagements ridadnaig aemabt bat.
Sbr 5uitano lit elm lolfes, baB iie
oleaeibt auf LANCE Belt niht auf Der
Blibne miro eri6cinen fDnnen. Sic
bat audi cine Sheioungsflage aegen
ibren 8atten, ben @rafen Wtinettp,
ben friberen speiten Setretdr Der
italieniihen 8otibaft, anseitrenet.
Der Streit nit ibrem @atten, 10 beiBt
es, bat piel nit benz 2eioen Der
S6aulpielerin Su tbun."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
SOUTH AMBOY
FOOT WENT THROUGH.
Plumbers Were at Work When He Was
Somewhat Startled.

While the plumbers were fixing the
water pipes in Mrs. Mulholland's
house In Augusta street, Mrs. Bucka-
lew, who lives OF the first floor, went
upstairs to call on Mrs. Dill who
occupies that floor, and accidentally
put her foot through al opening that
had been made In the floor by the
plumbers and her foot landed on one
of the plumbers who stood up on a
sink on q floor below. :
The mans face was badly scratched
and Mrs. Buckalew's neck was some
what strained. Another lady in the
house. on hearing the noise, thought
that one of the pipes had burst and
that they were in for a deluge of
water, of course. It created quite a
connection Mt the time and some
haven't gotten over laughing yet and
wondering what the plumber thought
was after him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
A SOCIAL EVENING.
West End Ball Was a Great Success-The
Grand March.

The West End Social Club enter
tanned their friends in royal good style
last night at their first grand annual
ball, in K. of P. Hall. Amboy avenue.
The best of everything was on hand
and the crowd had a merry time.
Dancing was kept up until $50
O'Clock when the grand march started,
after which dancing was resumed
until II O'Clock, when supper was
served. Most of the crowd got home
at.2 O'Clock this morning. The West
End Social Club is very popular. The
floor manager was James WOODBURY.
assisted by William Bloodgood. The
committee of arrangements was as
follows James McCaffey, chairman 4;
William Gavil, Thomas Lahey and
Michael Hurley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Louise Boynton and Mr..
Clancy D. Boynton saw Maud Adams
in 1.-THE Little Sister Of JOSEF on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Gertrude Edgar, of Avenel.
spent Friday with friends in town.
Mrs. McDermott and Miss Mary
McDermott spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Ernest II. Boynton. of Sewarep.
Mr.. John Doland has been suffering
with malaria at his residence in Sc
warren. He is recovering. DR.. Ira 7.
Spencer is in attendance.
Miss Mary A. Seamans and Miss
Dorothea B. Boynton saw "Lohen-
grin" in New York on Saturday.
The Sunday Schools are now re-
hearsing their Christmas carols, all of
which are exceptionally bright and
pretty.
The members of the Dominant So
ciety have had their pictures taken in
a group.
Miss Elsie Martin is suffering from
a severe cold.
A chorus has been formed in the
Methodist church, which will be
objected by Mr.. L. E. Potter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
CHURCHES.

Morning subject at South Baptist
church tomorrow is John the Baptist
Bebeaded. In the evening Rev.
Arthur 7. Brooks, of Peddie Institute,
will preach the Preaching
services at 10. 30 and 100; Sunday
School at z. 30 p. IN. Y. P. S. G. E.,
Gas p. m. Midweek prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
followed by monthly business meeting
OF the church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of South Bap-
fist church will hold a special thanks
giving service in the church on Tues
day evening, December Is IN the lee
ture room in gratitude to God for His
goodness TO us as a church and con-
gregation during the past year. Mem
bers of the church and congregation
are invited to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
IN INTEREST OF INFANTS.
Dattcrsea Sells City MIX q Mothers
aid RecoTds Weight of
Their Babies.

Battersea mothers are taking a lively
interest in the weights Of their babies.
A weighing machine has been added
to the municipal milk depot estab-
lished by the borough council for the
better feeding of Altants. The she'll
shaped scales in which the infants are
placed are similar to those used by
grocers for weighing -four.
At the last f~ortnightly weighing day
large numbers OF proud mothers com
pared notes after the ceremony.
One lusty infant, which kicked Wig
orously, had gained nearly two pounds
Eince the previous weighing day. The
champion baby. aged eight months,
weighed % pounds. and the puniest
three-wseks-old infa2t turned the scale
at six pounds.
Municipal milk, sterilized ard human
ICED, is being served to 400 mothers
daily. 1t is sent out in n~eat-lookile
cruets. and the total cost of one chil6's
daily allowance of six, eight or nire
bottles, according to age, is six cents.
The milk has worked wonders with
the infant health of the neighborhcod.
The death rate among Battersea infants
has declined from 10 to Sc per 1000
since the establishment of the milk
depot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
OUR GREAT COPPER WEALTH.
Michigan Led in Production of the
Metal Until Montana
v" That Honor in 1892.

In an article on Modern Methods OF
"Finance.' i n the Parsons, MIR. Henry
George, Jr., speaks of Dur great copper
Interests as follows: Modern copper
mining began In the United States about
1916. In that year our total production
was estimated to be about 100 tons.
More than a tenth of this was produced
in Michigan. Copper mining in many OF
the states rapidly developed, but no
where so rapidly as in Michigan, which
in 1880 yielded more than four-ifths OF
the output Of the country.
"Then il was that Montana began It's
phenomenal mineral development. By
1892 its copper production exceeded thai
Of bouHtiful Michigan. Arizona's copper
development came later. Toward the
close of the hineties, the copper mined
in the United States exceeded annually
$50, 100000 in value, which rivaled our
gold yield and far surpassed our pc
troleum. We had come to produce more
copper than all the rest Of the world
combined, and hence our product com
manded the worlds market. Isl
This country's enormors copper yield
came mainly from three districts, In the
following order. The Butte region, Sill
yer Bow county, Mont; the Lake Su-
periorpsninsula of Michigan, wherettis
richest; and the triangular region OF
southeastern Arizona marked by Clifton,
Bisbee and Globe"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Essie Thrall, of Pleasant
Plains, was renewing old acquaint.
ances i'll town yesterday.
J. F. Naylon. of West Brighton,
was in Tottenville yesterday.
Y. G. Smith, of Tottenville, is con
fined to his home with illness.
Seymour Case, of Tottenville, who
has been on the sick list for the last
Two weeks, has recovered.
Frank Finnity. of West Brighton,
spent a few hours in town yesterday
afternoon.
The Young Mems Pleasure Club, of
Staten Island, will hold a dance and
entertainment at the German club
rooms, Stapleton, tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
SHERIFF SALE.
Contents and Machinery of Shirt Factory
Sold Yesterday.

There was a sheriff's sale of the
contents, machinery, etc., of the shirt
factory, yesterday. 1t is said to have
been purchased by q party from New
York for between three and four hun
dred dollars.
Parties say that Mr.. S~ternglanz will
have charge again when the factory Is
reopened after the first Of january
but others who profess to have con-
siderable knowledge of the parties,
say the factory will never be reopened
by them. It was impossible to learn
the purchasers name last evening,
although three or four citizens were
there and put in a..bid. One man said
it was the same man who owned 1t
before, who had bought it in, as he
saw him here last year. 1t is to be
hoped that the factory will be reopen
ed, as factories are what are needed
to boom the town, but when n man s
own relatives say he will never start
tho factory again, it does not look
very promising. J. Y. Montgomery
says it will be reopened by the party
who was here yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12

In La Nature Is an interesting article
on the influence. of muscular energy in
eliminating alcohol which has been in
troduced into the blood. M. Grehant
made a series of experiments. dosing
with alcohol, and then examined the
blood after a varying number Of hours.
He found that under ordinary circum-
stances the elimination of alcohol was
extremely slow. He then had con
structed a wheel, three meters in diane
ter, into which a dog could be placed and
kept moving. Alcohol was introduced
into the stomach of the dog, and after
five. hours in the wheel Its blood was
examined, when it was found that the
alcohol had diminished much more rap
idly than when the animal was not ex-
ercising. M. Grehant commends the
result Of his experiment, to the consider
alton of men who have somewhat oyer
INDUCED. and suggests that experiment
might show beneficial results from ear
riage riding when the degree. Of "iyresse"
was too great for walking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
HOSE GO.
is ORGANIZED.
Officers Elected and Charter
Will be Received Within
aFeW Days.

Some months ago a number of.
young men Of Tottenville talked over
the plans of forming q fire company.
A meeting was held aud a petition
went to Fire Commissioner Sturgis,
OF New York, asking it they could
form the company.
Thursday afternoon q letter was re-
ceived from the Fire Commissioner
saving that they could organize as
soon as they liked, and he would send
the charter n few days after the COM
pany had been formed. A meeting
was called for Thursday night and the
company was formed. They chose
the name Of Vigilant Hose Company
No. l.. Their fire house will be on
Amboy venue between Richmond
Valley and Tottenville. A hose cart
and the necessary hose for it has been
purchased from the Neptune Fire En-
CINE Company of the Edgewater Fire
Department. The hose carriage is ex-
pected to arrive in town some time
today.
The following are the officers elect
ed at the meeting on Thursday night.
They will take Office at once and serve
for one year: George NJ. Totten,
president; William L. Vaughan, vice
president; f. Ferd Peterson, secre-
tary; E. J. Lovett, treasurer; G. W.
DUBOIS, foreman James W. Lee, first
assistant; William Hamilton, second
assistant.
A Board of Trustees of five men,
bers was also elected. They will
serve for two years. They are as
follows: A. E. johnson, Cornelius
Shea, P. @. Miller, George M. Totten
and Frederick Hopping. On Monday
afternoon Fire Marshall LaStrange
will inspect and drill the company.
Tint the fire laddies will make a good
showing can easily be said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
YOUNG MEN IN CONGRESS.
Crop of Embryo Statesmen whose
Ages Range from % to 3:
Coming to the Fore.

"The Fifty-eighth congress will be re-
variable for its membership Of young
men. who are notable, rot only in point
'nf numbers. but conspicuous for ability.
Some sc members of the new congress
lave emerged from kits since the last
outlet sped at Appomettox.
In official and congressional life"
says Mr.. North Overton Messenger. in
.PearEon's, "a man at 40 years of age
Is considered young, and the graybearcs7
look upon the fellows of So as merel
rtriplings; but here comes on a crop Of
embryo statesmen whose ages rargd
from % to 80. Who can say that
man who possesses ability enough 4
push him through the stirring coE2peta
ton of these times into q seat in ccn-l
.gress before he is 80 Years old, may lc4
within the next decade take his placq
among the most brilliant statesmen q
the land? =
with a president in the white house.
who, as the head of the government,
took the executive chair at 4s
years of age, there is q following of
young men in important positions
throughout the various branches leg
Islative, executive and juGicial-which
emphatically marks this as the age Of
young men. Behind this army Of ag-
gressive. ambitious. energetic. and COM
petent men is a solid backing of eype-
riencsd legislators. iurists and executive
officers who will furnish the fiy-wheel.
the governor to the engine, so to speak"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
IN THE SENATE.
Cuban dill Takes Up the Time of the
Session.


Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Il. There
were two. speeches in the senate on the
Cuban reciprocity bill, one oflthem by a
Derpocrat In support of the bill and the
other b. a Republican in opposition.
The opposing speech was made by
Mr. Bard g(Cal), who contended that
Tie United States was under no obliga-
ton 10 give further aid to Cuba and es-
pecially when to do-so-we must pursue
q course injurious TO own indus
tries.
Mr.. McCreary (Ky.) made his maiden
speech In the senate and supported the
bill because our past magnanimous
course toward Csubpa he believed TO be a
step toward tariff reform, He said that
the protective policy of the United
States already had brought about re-
taliation by Germany, apd he predicted
that sother, EuropeaR nations, possibly
including Great Britain, soon would
follow the example set by that country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-12
BOYS A up.

The case of Richard Parisen against
four boys, Smith G1avatt. George
Flyers, George Mundy and Willie
Buckalew, for having made away with
a hand cart used by r. Parlsen In his
business, painting, etc., before Justice
Mason, has been settled by the boys
with one exception, having paid So. 30
and costs apiece. The cart was taken
out of Parsons yard and destroyed
IN Halloween night. The Buckalew
boy has not yet paid his share of the
loss.