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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
THREE BIS BOWL MONDAY.

The Three BIS will go to T~ottenville
Monday night, where they will roll
against the Aauahonga bowling club,
of that place. The Three Bis were out
for practice every night tins week and
they expect to do the T~ottenville boys
up brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
las States Can Make War.

1t is expressly provided in the con-
stitution OF Colombia that when one
state of the union shall be at war with
another, or the others of one state shall
be at war anQ2g themselves, the gov
eminent of thE union is required to pre-
servs the striitest neutrality"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Mending Stockings.

When darning stockings, run a thread
around each hole before beginning and
draw till the edges lie fat. This makes
the hole appear smaller, and it is much
easier to mend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
FIFTEEN RoUND A
Tommy DAILY Of brooklyn and Jig
Stone In Fast Contest.

Stone LH Fast Contest.
BOSTON, Dee. 2G.-The feature Of
the matinee exhibition before the Tam
many Athletic club was Il fifteen round
bout to Il draw between Tommy DAILY
of Brooklyn and Jig Stone of this city.
The fight was Il fast and clever one.
In the early rounds DAILY secured a
commanding lead over Stone, but the
latter apparently was holding back I'M.
i'll the final rounds, for in the tenth be
started out to win.
With stitf jabs to the face, hard
rights to the body and right jolts he
weakened Daily. In the twelfth round
DAILY was very tired. but after that he
brac2d up, and the finish was of Il sen
sational order, both boxing furlously a
.he gong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
DISTANCE TOO GREAT.

The Bound Brook bowling club was
to have bowled against the Pop Social
club yesterday afternoon, but they did
not put in an appearance. The dis
lance between Bound Brook and this
place is so great that very few of the
games between these two teams will
be played this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Kid williams ontpointcd Tinmnn.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2G. - Kid Viii
liams of Philadelphia and Joe Tipman
of this city, middleweights, boxed tif-
teen rounds to II draw before the Eure-
ka Athletic and Social club here. Tip
man had all the better of the argument
until the eleventh round, when he
weakened. Williams showed wonderful
~recupcrative powers. He was not
strong enough, however. to deliver Il
knockout blow, but clearly outpointed
the Baltimorean in the final round of
the bout. Several hundred members of
the club saw the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26

Mrs. Flirty-Your husband tried to
kiss me last night.
Mrs. Daal-Ah, well, he's not particu-
la Nhcn be IS arinLLne-The Wasp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
All California whitevashcd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 26.-Supe.
rior team work and an abundance Of
tricky plays. coupled with more thor
ough training, gave the Carlisle Indiar
football team II decisive victory owe
the All California eleven here. The
score was % to O..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Tucker and Willis Fight a Draw.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 20. Chick
Tucker OF New York and Billy Willis
of this city fought six rounds to Il
draw at the National Athletic club
here. The bout was of the hurricane
order. each man giving and taking
considerable punishment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
RARITAN TRACTION co.
TIN Table in Effect Dec. I, 1893.


Cars leave Metuch-n for Perth NmNoy and all
points East to Mu dbridEc Greek II > and 80
minutes past e7ch h ar fr m a. m. to : % o..
AID 7.35 =. III. to lI3 y, ~. at - ninue pas
thu hour.
Cans leave T easley SCI o'lf r Ne uclen a.
: End 3 MINUTES nst tssl hCu from G.tU 2. n
to $50 =. n. an G cry hour fro o 10 II ~ = m
Cars leave Keasbty Tor all DIN $ Esst every
Is mi utss.
Cars leave 3 tdga at Woodbridge Creek for
K aebey at foot ofSnith srte- every - niuu-
ties iru q / q. 10 IL * p. IN.
Cars ieave Bricge at Woo qridge Greek for
Mauchen n the even hour and half hour frop
8 III TAG. U ?. " anu The bali hour only from
90 to 10 20 T. m.
Car ,ssveS ateu I lana Ferry for Metuchen
mt Re sbey c COL a. Is and As minute pa I
- ch II rr ir. NJ 6 % i. " to 100 7. IN, an ! I ON
:. TT 90 r. 60. IT IS III nute- only snf 60
KraSbe. at foot o, Smith > rect A. 3 and % min
Is pas The huu-.
Cars leave st ten Island Ferry for Bridge at
Uoudb ID 7e creek a. II, 20 Il, and So L lHutes
past each hour from 200 3. IN. TO la T. m.
wM g. ROCK
pupepirte~dRrt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26

The largest photograph ever made is
10Y on exhibition in Berlin. 1t is u
yards long and a yard and a half wide, all
in one piece, and represents the Gulf
Of Naples. 1t is to be taken to the st.
Louis exposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
RAIN ~IMTERFeRRE0.

The rain Yesterday spoiled the match
game of hockey between the Abbits,
of this place, and the Tottenville
Hockey club. The game will be play
ed the drst clear Saturday afternoon,
if the ice is in fit condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26

"Air. jones' never ta-cs d vacation"
"No; and his wife is constantly nav
cling in Europe OF Florida
ION, well lie doesn't acc1 one. them
Judge,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Davies Leave Lipton's Employ.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2G-Mr. Davies
personal representative of Sir Thoma.
Upton during the cup races last fall
has just sailed for England and. it is
said. has resigned from the barone@,S
employ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26

She-They say he is very abs,emious.
He-He is. I've known lim TO tank
up and abstain from labor for ten days
II q tine.-Cinciunat Commercial Tr.b-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
DRAINS gsN pERTH An
EHICH VALLEY RAILROAD

} EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
Time Table in eject Nov 8 1903.
3 'stions II Nav YORK. foot OF Coytlslds. 10 -
bvceses and " sst 22rd s.reets, Psnua- z. r
Ferries.
1TErss LTAvn STATE sraHST sTkTgoy,
FOR NEW YORE
Clio, 1.4Ssrn 1 20 pm i.8lp.m. daily fcrree's
VIII Tav train 6Or Pound BROOK. Naucb Chunk
Weatherly, Hszelfop Pottsvllle and inteFDedi
ate points.
FOR SOUTH PLAIEFIEl ID.
$40. 745 q N. $50, { 20 p. III srf Gays
8.35 q. III l.So. 6 Is p m
FOR OTHER PO1NTS
: Is q. m. Daily Except Sunday Cnnnect with
IL IN express to- FastCn, Bethlehsm Alien
Town, Pctisville, Buffalo. HisFsfn Fa'is and Chr
cage. perlor Car New York 10 Buffalo. con-
meets viii local train for all points east Of
Mauch Chunk.
SIS a. m. Sundays only. Express train for
Buffalo, Niagara Fails, and Chicago. steps at
go p. N. Daiv Except Sunday Express fer
for Wilkes Fsrre, ScTaftcn. Iiaselton,
and IrinC'YGl rterwediafe stations.
615 p. l. Sundays only Through trair for
Buffalo. Niagara rails, Suspension TrisEs
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PLAlRRIELD
FOR PERTH AMBOY
30, q. y. S.45. 500, 40. D. n. Sundays:
10 IS &. m. SEQ, :. 50 m. Trains arrive Perrin
Ambov $50 a m. s.104n5, SIS, $40 ?. 10. sun
day, fn57 e. M +. *, s ION m.
Tickets SOLD tn ell Western DIN
For further information apply 20 ticket
agents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Christmas Handicap to Proper.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2G.-Proper,
the f~avorite, won the Christmas handi-
cap at Ingleside in the presence of one
of the largest crowds of the season.
The handicap was somewhat marred
by an accident at the start which re-
suited in Oarsman, the second choice,
being practically left. Forest King col
lided with him, and Wonderly was
content to gallop him after the field, as
his chances were ruined. Eonic and
Falcon Bridge made most of the run
ming in the handicap, but Proper
moved up in the stretch and won east
ly, with Falcon Bridge second. Divina
beat Claude, the top weight, a head for
third money. The event had a value of
$4,540, the winners share being $3,615.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
A Soldiers Credit.

The limit Of a soldiers credit at the
canteen was 20 per cent. of his pay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Witful Won New Orleans Event.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-Sam Hill
drcth's good tflly Witful added another
victory to her already long list when
she galloped home three lengths in
front of her field in the Christmas
handicap, worth $1,557 to the winner.
Witful was always favorite in the bet
ting at twos, with Big Ben, second
horse, at fives. The FLY broke from the
outside, was Outrun through the first
quarter and only became a serious fac
tor rs they turned into the stretch.
There she caught Big Ben and Dan
McIienna firing and came away with
ont an effort. Falkland. Little Elkin
and w. J. Deboe were the other win
ming favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
California Dried Fruit

California dried fruit is now to be
found in every grocery in Germany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
spent on Manchuria.

The Russian government has expend-
ed over $500, O00, 900 in Manchuria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
Lnck Sympathy.

they who laugh at another's distress
have no ability to share another's joy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26
OFFICE
PEKTH AN.
AMBOY POST
SCHEDULE.

Taking effect Oct. IL, 1906.
Ouens at 4 A. NJ. Closes at Z P. NJ.
Mails Arrive:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-26

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Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
THE PROSPERITY
 OF THE COUNTRY
VALUABLE STATISTICS FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE INFoR- NATION OF THOSE INCLINED TO BE PEssIMisTIc WHICH SHOW BUT LITTLE GROUNDS FOR THE BELIEF.

Many persons are beginning .o be pessimistic regarding the business conditions in the United States. some of these are always in this state of mind, but there are a few who are not naturally inclined to look through blue glasses. but who are led to believe that the prosperi- ty season is about drawing to an enc. There is some warrant for this state of mind in the news dispatches an- nouncing the closing of certain indus trial establishments, but this depres- sion is more than counterbalanced by the prosperity of the western farm CTS and southern planters, the major ity of whom appear to have com fortable bank accounts to their cred it.
 In connection with the prosperity of the United States as a whole, Messrs. Towle & Fitzgerald have is- sued a circular containing some inter- esting statistics showing the great growth, excellent resources and un- doubted stability of the country, from which the following information has been gleaneC.
 The gold production of the United States was sSS9. 900 in 1S47. s60.000,- 900 in 1852 and SS0,000,000 in 1902. This shows an increase of 33 1-S per cent in the last half century In 1902 the United States produced 27.5 per cent Of the worlds production of gold On October l. 1903. the Unit ed States had s1,227 ,362,65 in gold on hand, an increase of 41.7 per cent in five years. On the same cate France had gold amounting to S947, 900 900. Germany had gold amounting to 0763, 100000, and Great Britain had gold amounting to s52S.000. 900 The amount on hand in these three countries increased only 16.s pei cent during the pase five years. On October l, 1903, the United States treasury held 39 times as much golt as was held by the Bank of England and 3.S times as much as was helC by the imperial Bank of Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
GREAT VARIETY OF oaes ON Ev.
FRY HAND.
The Territory for the Geolosist, Nat uraiist and AntiQuarisr-The San- itarium for the Invalid and Land of Golden Sunset.

Arizona Territory, with her vast area is one of those sections of this most productive commonwealth which
 deserves universal mention. in order to place her from a speculative, en- eerprising and commercial standpoint in her true exhibit, only impatiently
 awaiting the induction of capital to penetrate into her midst, thereby es- tablishing her untold wealth which
 she development of the past and pres ent thoroughly indicate. Her miner alized mountains and extensive desert plains with woodland slopes and can yons intervening ever-inviting and
 with outstretched arms induce the en- terprising adVenturer to concentrate his efforts and determination within
 her boundaries. Her immense depos- its of copper ore which are simply marvellous ana which are undergoing a national reputation. being only in their infant stage of development, se- cures for her foremost place in the rank of western producers Her highly dividend paying gold mines of
 a diversified character and which call
 for considerable mention, such as the Congress mine" at the town of Con- gress. Grown King" in the Brad shaw mountains. La Fortuna" situate near the town of Yuma. The "Hargua Hala' and other adjacent properties generally noted for their richness and production Supplemented by sys- tematic and partially developed mines of silver and lead ores which made quate legislation, primitive methods of transportation and remoteness oi situation from transmission points. in. variably tend to depriciate their marketable value consequently leav- ing but a small margin, if any for the producers. The aforementioned Cres generally predominate throughout the greater portion of the territory and only need modern facilities to place them on paying basis. Her beds ot onyx and mica pronounced by experts 70 be genuine, her deposits of coa
 which are lying dormant until future date. Her sandstone quarries of g superior grade used in the construc
 ton of buildings and, etc. and which finds ready market in the western and central states are noteworth! products which must not be passed unheeded. h the matter Of creditabls distinction ana in making justifable comparisons I earnestly invite the unanimous attention of an observing public to witness the rapid advance
 ment in population and the steady de
 yelopment of her mineral wealth il which a certain portion Of this terri tory is undergoing. that part to whicf r refer being the county of Cochise
 bordering on the state of Sonora ir the Republic of Mexico, where an un
 ceasing display of activity is 6allI visible in commercial and mining en 1erprises. The far-famed Copper Queen mine Of Bisbee, situate in tht
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
ARIZONA, THE BEST OF
 ALL MINING DISTRICTS

Warren mining district with her ever increasing mineral production and in- connection with her smelling. com mercial and shipping departments has given birth to a city of a decided mag nitude, whose population is daily in creasing. where the din and hustle of business attract the eye of the unex- pectant visitor with astonisnment; i; whose schools, churches and public buildings rank second to none in ma terial. construction and design and awarding to her with all honor and justice. as being the leading business mark within the territory. The "Calu- met & Arizona" comparatively a new ly developed property, being a sister shipper to the Copper Queen, is a noteworthy auxiliary to the business life of the camp. This mining district where the mighty trend of capital with its various potential influences is daily asserting itself, is thoroughly under going a systematic ana extensive de velopment, there being as many as 20 incorporated mining companies operating and sinking on 2S or 30 diff. ferent mining shafts within an area of 25 square miles or whereabouts, whose prospecting theory is based on the close relationship which the forma- tion bears to those wonderful ore de posits which lie beneath a compari- lively blind surface, but occasionally establishing its presence through stained reefs and iron cappings giv- ing the vigilant prospector to under
 stand of it's further extenGed exist
 ence in said area and surrounding SC much for Arizona The country at the threshold of statehood and which has been SC long unjustly denied her. The sojourning place of the naturalist and antiquarian where an ample field is secured to pursue their respective vacations. The sanitarium of the in
 valid where under the invigoratilg in
 fuences of a GoG-given atmosphere he finds new health and vigor impart ed with his personality restoring him to his former manhood without the aid of medicinal science and what makes it more consolipg when he re fleets and see that such beneficial experience did not infringe on his finances. The land of the golden sun
 set whose negative Michael Angelo would envy to portray, country iron i whose observatory station througt the science of optics, the heavens car 1 be penetrated further, astronomica objects better determined as is justly conceded by the eminent profession | the land where one of the sever wonders of this American continen
 abide. The Grand Canyon of thu | Colorado" where natures handiworl presents more savage grandure. yawn l ing chasms and abysmal wonders than any other secenery We know o i where within its deep and lengthy de 1 file night claims every hour of the 24 Such is the condition of affairs in th'
 arid region traversed by three trunl
 railroad lines, where towns spring III
 as if by magic, her far stretching
 deserts with producing soils change'
 into fertile fields through the medium
 of irrigation. Where civilization is ol
 the same plane with any of the siste
 states. making Arizona with the di versified resources and manifold nat
 ural attractions an acceptable anC
 abiding place for all classes.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
THE SLAVS AND IRISH TEAMS

governing he as which shall be deducted from  The Slovenian evening privilege the weight of the position  considered foul, will forfeit the Opera House. Bisbee
  and 10 m will select judge the referee decision this will a G. The distance pulled captains representative
  the the night m. p. n post a 25oOO U S currency
  the Brown with   choose ceats the their 10 The referee shall by of n IL The captains each examining members may have All controversies be settled by the referee
 
  (NoTE-Iadies with be dmt free)
 L. MCOvICH. slavonnan
 MIKE HANNON
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
Milk Outfit for Sale.

Must be sold before the New Year. g head No. 1 Jersey and Durham milk COWS, with spring wagon, horse, har. ness. hay cutter, tanks, milk cans and tools. The best milk route in Tomb stone. The corral is located within One-quarter of a mile from most dis tant customer. The milk of ten more cows can be readily disposed of
 Will sell cheap for cash. Inquire of C. N. Thomas, Bisbee, or Woolery Bros, Tombstone. 1s-13-tt
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
BETTER THAN A PLASTER

A piece of flannel danpened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on the affected parts, is better than a jlaster for a lame back and for pains In the side or chest. Pain Balm has no superior as a liniment for tbe re lief of deep seated, muscular and rheu matic pains. For sale by all drug gists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19

Choice lire of fresh fruits receives his morning at Haigler's, in the Call 'ornia Market 9-12
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19

Any person desirous of accepting a book agency. Please apply to libra. rian, Library Hall. 12-1-tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19

Witnessed by:
 D. A. MARKEY.
 W. D. MANDICH.
 Irish Team. MICHAEL HANNON, Captain. DANIEL DONNELLY. CHARLES NOLAN. JOHN SULLIVAN. THOMAS CALLAHAN. MICHAEL CASEY. WILLIAM DWELL, Anchor.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-19
Useful Holiday Gifts

choicest line of Leather Goods Arizona Ladies mt Purses 5000.
 $500. Mirrors-FIand s0O laGy ntleman, S100 s0G0. Sets-God $2o0
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-12
STEVENS COUNTY FAIR.

The Stevens County fair is to be
held from September % to October 7,
at Colville, the county seat. G. B. Ide,
secretary and manager Of the fair.
says it will be first class in every. par
ticular. At its close it is the intention
to ship the entire exhibit to the Spo-
kane Interstate fair and have it put
up in one location, where it will make
a big advertisement for the resources
Of the county. The Spokane fair
opens October 5, which gives Stevens
county ample time to ship the exhibit
and put it up. This undoubtedly will
be one Of the finest exhibits made at
the fair, for no county is supplied
with a greater variety Of resources.
The exhibit will include all manner Of
farm products, including fruits, veg
etables and grains, marble of the
finest quality and mineral and lumber.
AS far as known at the present time
this is the only lumber exhibit that
will be made at the fair.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-12
CHARGE AGAINST HOME.

Portland, Ore.-For alleged cruelty
and starvation, Mrs. Frances Brown
mtarOn Of the Florence Crittenden
Refuge Home, has been arrested On
a charge preferred by Miss Carrie
Bowman, formerly of Corvallis. Ore
Assault is the technical phrasing of
the complaint. but in the hearine
which will be held to morrow il is
believed sensational DEVELOPMENTS
may be brought out.
Miss Bowman's child was born in
the Refuge home last month. When
she visited it a few days ago. the ma
iron refused to turn it over to the
care of the young mother. The latter
attempted to steal it through a muse
ry window but was caught in the act
by one of the nurses.
Once Fat and Healthy.
When the child was at last given
to her, Miss Bowman says that it was
so starved that the bones protruded
through the skin. 1t also showed
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-12
SAYS IT'S YELLOW FEVER.
Cuban Physician Gives Mover Explain
alton of Queer Plague Pre-
VaIent in Island.

New York-A new light was shed
on the story regarding the appearance
Of the deadly. hitherto unknown, and
altogether uncomfortable plague in
Cuba which was printed a week ago
by a sratemens made by DR.. A. NJ.
Fernandez Ybara. DR.. Ybara return
ed recently from Havana, where he
spent a year.
He declares the new plague nothing
mere than yellow fever and says the
story printed here probably was due
to the fact that the official health re
ports Of the island are constantly be
ing tempered with to meet certain
aXigencie5 created by the Plat
amendment. The Platt amendment
among other clauses contains one
providing for the interference of the
United States authorities in case an
other outbreak of yellow fever be
comes epidemic on the island.
To avoid this. Dr. Ybara declares
that cases which have been diagnosed
as yellow fever are "corrected' by the
health officials and reported as dis
eases resembling the former disease
but not infectious or contagious.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-12
MO|STEN THE SOIL
Heavy Rains Place Ground
in Condition.
SEEDING WILL SOON START UP
Farmers in Foothill District Busy
Flowing and Getting Ready for
Next Years Crop.

Another soaking rain fell over the
entire county last night, and while
generally welcomed by farmers, a few
who have not quite finished threshing
would have preferred that it had been
postponed for a few days, until wheat
in the fields could be removed to
cover. The total rainfall for the night
and this morning was So of an inch
the heaviest individual shower this
fall
To the farmer who has finished up
threshing and gotten his wheat under
cover the rain last night was just he
thing. The ground is now sufficiently
moist to make blowing good and in
the foothill district farmers are busy
at work getting soil in shape for next
years crop. Land that was summer
fallOwed is also ready for seed and
II the lighter land country, such as
the Touchet and Eureka fiat, seeders
will be started to work next week.
c. |. Hall was in the city today and
stated that he had 1000 acres in the
Touchet belt on which he will start
the seeders next week. In the Pres
colt district several farmers have
been busy seeding ali the past week,
though the work has not been become
general.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-12
signs of extreme uncleanliness

signs OF extreme uncleaniineSS.
The baby had both been starved
and was uncleanlily," says the young
mother. when | returned to tie
home it was a mere skeleton, COM
pared 70 the fat. healthy child it aF
paared when born. Another inmate
of the home told me that they were
starving babies all the time. While
| was an inmate we were fed upon
little hut bread, milk and mush.'
The lady managers of the home II
clude some of the best known wOme1
of the city. The exposure of the a.
legged conditions in the institution
has occasioned much comment in the
city.