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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Ravens and
children, of David street, went to
South River to visit Mrs. Haven
brother, Sunday. Mr. Ravens return
ed home in the evening, but his wife
and children will remain.
Miss Sadie Ravens, Of Asbury Park,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ne,
and Mrs. Thomas Ravens, of George
street.
DR.. Henry, of Perth Amboy called
at Mrs. Ravens Saturday and says
Miss Stella is getting along nicely.
DR.. Henry also went to Runyon, as
coroner to view the body Of a man,
a resident of Linden, N. j., who was
killed neal Runyon, Saturday. He
was a brakeman and it was his first
trip. His name could not be ascer.
tanned.
The body of James Dolan was
shipped by undertaken Ford from
Perth Amboy Saturday night on the
6. 80 train to this borough and taken
charge of by undertaken Morgan, of
South River, who conveyed it by
wagon to that place.
A Perth Amboy baseball team
played the South Amboy Raritan A.
O. on the Star grounds, Sunday at $50
p. M, the score being II to 7 in favor
of the Raritan A. O..
Edwin Scully. Of First street, was
pitcher for the Raritan A. @. baseball
team Sunday and played to the 18th
inning when he had the nail of the
middle finger of one of his hands
torn up and was compelled to stop
playing. DR.. Albright attended to
the finger and cut most of the nail
off. Joe Boski took Scully's place
and played to the 9th inning when
his arm was hurt and badly swollen.
He finished until the game was out,
however. and they came off victorious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Martin and
daughter Beatrice, of Broadway, at
tended the reunion at Atlantic City,
Thursday.
Mrs. George Walker and daughter,
of George street, were Newark visit
ors Thursday.
James Welsh, who works for Free
holder Welsh, returned home after
spending several weeks at St. Mich
ael's hospital IN Newark. He looks
very much better and says he feels
like a new man. When he went to
the hospital his limbs were all Grip
led and drawn with rheumatism. The
past five weeks he was Waterman in
one of the wards of the Hospital.
Miss Adele Kollook, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. Force, of John street.
1t is said that Mr.. Harry Brown is
going to move to Oranbury and that
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, who had engaged
Mr.. Monaghan's now house on Stevens
avenue, will occupy the house on First
street that the Browns live in at pres
emit. Mr.. Monaghan's house is not
finished yet.
Mr.. Kenah's boat, which was miss
ing for a couple of days, was found
Its usual place. Whoever had
1t was honest enough to return
eople were disapqAinted Friday
as there was any band
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
PaImerstOn's PrOphesy,

In 1860 Lord Palmerston is said to
have p%rophesied: Before the century
is out. these clever and pretty women
from New York will pull the strings in
half the chanceries of Europe"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
Fatal Slip.

He-Does your father ever 60 to any
watering places in the summer?
She-Certainly; you must have for
gotten that father is a milkman!-N,
Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
Very ChPan Tea.

Housekeeper-Are you sure that this
tea isn't half c%opperas?
Dealer COMMUNICATIVE couldn't
afford to sell copperas at the extremely
low price we charge for this tea, ma'am.
IN. Y. Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
THE o r OF SPORT.
Jundny Ball Games at Troy, Newark
and Chicago.

Jundny Ball Games Mt Troy, Newark
and Chicago.
NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 17.-By hit
ting the ball hard at the right time the
Newarks took two games from Roches-
ter and are ono more in the first divi-
sion, from which they were displaced.
Harry O'Hagan was hit in the head by
a pitched ball in the fourth inning of
the second game and fell like a log. He
was unable to continue, and billiard
took his place. The game was called In
the sixth on account of darkness. The
scores: First game-Newark, II; Roch-
ester, 5. Second game-Newark, 4;
Rochester, l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
A Big Fee.

A Pittsburg doctor has received a fee
of $4,000 for treating a man who died.
He will eve need to take anything
for his nerve.-Chicago Record-Herald
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17

Madison Square Garden paid expenses
last year, for the first time since it was
built.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
1t Doesn't Pay.

Don't get mad. 1t gives the other fell
low the whole Observation-Disclosures
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17
But PLAY.

Madge-Nellie says she is "a.
Marjorie-Yes; "a, marked down
from 39.-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-17

The Yukon yielded the Canadian gov
hment a revenue Of $1.4S5. 700 last
ar and the expenditure on the terri
~ was 81, 557, 1856.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
WIRES
AND BIG RESERVOIRS

New reservoirs be constructed for the Honolulu
system scale that will make the existing look like
ponds in comparison
Behring'S progress find bed rock upon site
Nuranu reservoir No for which $4,000 appropriated
years legislature of the loan funds The capacity
VIII conserve for dry periods that quantity OF which
otherwise would wastefuly the Also water
anines on the upper levels.
Plans for the reservoir Kalhi have capacity of d. zz3
600 gallons are in of preparation. The appropriation
this work also loan fund, is $4,000
Plans for electric wire ducts nearly ready
the Deputy Superintendent of Public Works. Campbell
and when they completed Superintendent H. Cooper will
look around Tor contractor undertake the work These
for the first section proposed be constructed which lies
between Nuuanu and Richards and eeana and the
waterfront.
Mr. Cooper hopes be able make arrangements with the
Rapid Transit Co., the Hawaiian Electric Light Co.. and the Gov
Electric Light Station hand and the Mutual
their electric conductors go mentioned first
having high wires will have duct opposite side
OF the street from those mentioned the category having
low wires, it would make lively electrical war to place
them together
Plans for the Royal School have been Department
of Education to the Department of Public Works
pensary plans have been completed
Lumber for the Oceanic wharf shed is ground
While will be impossible undertake in hean the
public improvements planned yet the object department
to have things ready go ahead they funds
therefor obtained.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
POLITICAL FAKES.

The fake attempt to do politics I'M Judge Gears
Friday last have been amusing
vertisel, who familiar with its hatua disregard
dversites which constitute available capital
Rulers Two three from
been read and desed by members of the jury nteeced
stump speeches into the bowels of a court
For example: "The native population exceptional
qualifications
races"-"Under the Constitution States a
citizen citizen equal with
other American"IIe is literally and precisely
footing in relation to his rights and his capacity of
quring and using property as the president
This is the platform of the Advertiser which refers
mans color badge of either inerory distinction The
Home Rulers however seize possible opportunity make
determinations against Americans who brought
up in the full efulgence of the extinct monarchy.
Fridays fake razzeazzlc in its way There
in the Advertisers report the trial progress
reflection upon the jurors only
less But the Jurors thought after reading
paper heading, they incompetent just
whose decision of under his OATH could be af
feced by journalistic criticism juror
anywhere citizen of that cabe would he long way below
par We do justice the jurors than endorse this self
depreciation.
Evidently the plain duty of Judge who did regard
judicial sensation a very limited size ttb
have buny stopped the of time ebuke attempt
manufacture political capital and direct the
prompt resumption of trial The article complained of
before Judge Gear 1t did bear the absurd construction placed
upon it, 1t not testimony in the which the jurors had
decide according the evidence and the The
rupton of the proceedings therefore, and the columns
which followed merely twadde and arcature of orderly
procedure,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
IROQUOIS MAY NOT GO TO
MIDWAY GROUP UNTIL APRIL

The Iroquois's next regular cruise to
Midway Island may not take place
until next April, II Captain Rodman's
recommendation to postpone the trip
to that month Is acted upon favorably
by the Navy Department 1t had been
the intention of the department to send
the Iroquois to Midway this month
with two officers especially assigned to
determine the longitude of the place.
This would have been done as privilege
to the photographic Bureau. One of
the officers, however, has been given
three months sick leave, and the local
navy people have heard nothing more
I'm connection with pursuing the mat
ter from a purely naval source.
1t seems, however, that Carol d,
Wright, Commissioner of Labor at
Washington, heard of the proposed
cruise, and to that end applied on
September IS to the Navy Department
for permission to have Mr., Morse of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey taken
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
JAPANESE ROUTS t1OODLUMS
WITH His WOODEN SHOE

storckeepcr King street. the
IN Palaa took the law his hands last night defend
himself from the depedaons gang Portuguese oodums
and result Portuguese boy the
Hospital i'll unconscious condition suffering
Sashes the of his head made with
being taken the hospital the electric battery used
boy to bring him to his The wounds result fatally
The Japanese Hirosaki under arrest shoes
soaked with blood, held the evidence.
Hrosa had been annoyed during the by the
hoodum acts The boy who especially annoying
and had been warned several times keep the
said also that the boy stole articles
came to bowshe shoe into play and the youngser fell
the ground nensbe The patrol called and the boy
taken direct the hospital.
white called the that the gang was
particularly bad he also having suffered
ing through their pecuaons and they had lately
attentions the Japanese
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13

TO Midway to pursue the same astrono-
mical researches. He stated that Mr..
Morse was due here about October 16.
and may perhaps arrive in the Ven
tura. Mr.. Wright requested that the
Iroquois's departure be delayed until
his arrival so that he could be taken
aboard.
Capt. Cowles of the Bureau of Navi-
cation on receipt of the recommends
ton said he had no official notice OF
the proposed visit of the Iroquois to
Midway. The Secretary of the Navy
referred the matter to Admiral Terry
who in turn passed on the recon-
mendation that the Iroquois's departure
be delayed until October 16. AS the
cruise first proposed has already been
abandoned. and further as it Is not
deemed wise at this time of the year
to go to Midway in a vessel the size
of the Iroquois, the matter stands as
before the cruise was projected. Mr..
Morse will probably arrive here this
week, but may have to forego his visit
IL he depends on being taken to Mid
way on the Iroquois.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
WAR TALK IS
NEARING ACUTE
STAGE IN JAPAN
Nation Demands That Russia Fulfill
the Pledges Regarding
ManChuria.

YOKOHAMA Japan, Oct. oThe of today's press in
Japan shows intense feeling regard the situation
Conservative newspapers demand insist that
Russia fulfill its pledges regarding the evacuation
Naval officers have regarding proposed war
plans.
Many wealthy Japanese offering towards
fund.
81 PETERSBURG, Russia Oct o--But little war feeling is
manifested in this capital Russians taking
crisis very cooly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
OLD SHIP WRECKED AND
ONLY THREE MEN SAVED

LONDON Oct, oThe ship Benjamin Sewal has wreck
ed on the Pescadores Only three OF the
had seen her best years ago of the
OF Boston and the interest in which by
master Sap am Halsted is owned by Boston firm Captain
has been ashore many great of trouble at
and regarded vessel seldom arrived in
The vessel of 1920 tons.
many the Strait lying almost midway
between 9mosa and Annoy China The place in the yphoon
years These small e formerly belonged China but
The Benjamin F. was at Singapore on the first of
September
Australia with cargo Of lumber The vessel was an C,ntan
sted remained here repairing for about three weeks and then
cablegam seems to indicate that Captain Halsted
lost his life in the wreck on the Pescadores
CHEEFOo, that hostiics
japan and Russia placed in advantageous positions prep
LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct 1Tou Dillon, the horse that
the rong has broken the record in 2O1 3D.
Dillon is the great ANIMAL which Readve Track Mass
September d lowered worlds trotting
The best previous record for mile rong wagon made
by The Abbot four years the time being 2:o5 IL.
PARIS, Oct 11It is believed that, in the event of
Japan will strike the first blow 1t is denied the Japanese
ton that Japan has already landed forces in Korea.
PATTERSON, N. j. Oct 11-The damage by
and about this city amounts to $2,oOOOOO.
NORFOLK Va Oct 1lThrce wrecks are reported on the
Virginia Several lives lost.
VIENNA, I--The will visit Rome
of his fear of the anarchists
SOFIA Oct. 1-Further mobilization of troops has been
ordered.
BOSTON, Oct Little of Evangelist Dwight L. Moody
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
PRINCE DAVID COMPLAINS.

Prince David Kawananakoa stated
the ball rolling, which caused 'us-
pension of the trial until Monday by
calling attention to the article in the
Advertiser. He felt that 1t was I'M
proper for a newspaper to commenton
a jury engaged in trying case, md
although the case had gone lalf
through he felt his opinion was setted
and he could not sit longer on the csc.
He thought the phrase, only one willie
man." was an insult to the rest of he
jury
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13

The jury sworn the previous eysning
to try the case consisted of Sol. Ieolo-
eva, j. X. Clark, E. X. Rathbum, j.
p. Makainai, Carl Willing. j. S. Low,
d. Kawananakoa, F. ]. Robello, ]. Fl.
Wise, L. p. Fernandez, A. A. Moltano
and ]. L. Aholo
Those excused before this jury was
found satisfactory were ]. F. c. Abel.
L. r. A. Hart, j. H. Boyd and Chtrles
Motley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

The food is good. we have electric lights
in our cells 10 read by. and as for Mr..
Connaughton the principal keeper and
State Detective Jackson. it's pity that
they're not prisoners themselves. they're
such pleasant company.
Did you notice that boy In Mr. Con-
naughtons Office. Well, he's a mere kid.
and you'd take him for a lad that las
got into bad company and been sent up
here maybe for a year. WHAT would
you think IL was to tell YOU that he's
a 'lifer,' the same as myself? Well. that's
what he Is. He's here for throwing n
train off the track near RonR. n. Y.
Why. if il was even Rome. Italy. thered
be some dignity To IL. but / ask you. as
man to man. is that Kid from up the
state In my class"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
GIRLS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Man She Went to Meet Did Not Show
lin

New York. Jan. l0.-Dofsrred hope. that
made her despair Of bcinr rcc"noiled to
the man she loved for whose sake she
had left friends and home in Fail River
10 brave life among strangers In New
York. led Ethel D. May a young and
pretty girl. TO attempt seIf-destruc,ion
yesterday.
In her room. at No. 40 West Thirty
sixth street just as the church bells were
calling to early worship. she drank the
contents OF two bottles Of iaudanum and
turned on the gas
That she failed 20 die was due only 70
her earnestness. She had taken too much
laudanum. She was found By her employ
err Mrs. Harris. who has smelled the gas
and had the door broken open.
Unconscious. the girl was hurried 20 the
New York Hospital. where surgeons Ia
bored all day to save her Late last
night they said she would live.
The detectives learned the truth in her
n.eagre belongings.
They found she had come 20 New York
in November in bitter storm. expecting
to meet her husband-so-bc. lie failed
10 meet her.
The next morning the young woman.
now barely twenty-one. was found IN
conscious and half frozen In a snowdrift
in Harlem and was removed 10 the Bar-
lem Hospital In her pocket was a note
addressed 20 her at Fan River II read.
Don't come TO New York After rezd-
ing your last letter ] viii not marry
you FRANK
The girl admitted then 20 che doctors
that she had come here expecting to Be
reconcHed 10 Franz q" She had written
10 him to meet her. and. Drawing a storm.
had come 70 the city 70 be disappointed
OF herself or Prank she would give
10 detaiis.
After her discharge from the Rari~m
Hospital she disappeared. u was jBzt
eight 6ays ago that she appeared st the
boarding house IN West Thsr;y-sirih
street and asked Tor position. she tod
Mrs HarrsE she had worked n a DEPART
zen, store during the holidzy rgsh She
va enEsged.
The EiTl went on; or Saturday e~e-lrr
for fez hour and Oh 49, re:ur= are
began writing letters she bad written
-ff-l4 rtFs a-tra-7< t8tEatt 10 s%F%k ta-f $t+a
q note reading.
''P1sssc pa; fbsss Ssen an dea..
The detectives also f0s-6 tao vsrrss
OF poetry ~ her handwriting. ~sfs ~.
refrain No we1esns B@ils fer Her"
vhich Indicated sfe Rad s>s- breeding
oses her dlszppoiatrscr;
r. her frlgrk Eas utter Srgrn Mrs. G.
" Hunt q No. - Worth &sin STREE.
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: az River pzp<fs ,~lsrx q ssr discovery
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ssszrtsre from Pan River - rs~s; zn5
nzrry FFazk-
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70 fhs !ovsioru xirs sa.1 zHs1rs< ksr ,Asf
Mrs. issFTss. ~ko . a. srzsssy snssf sx~rs.
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nzuk~1 hlrz for s<frss-sisr ssr~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

10 publish the names or secrets Of anyone W
They cannot bring commerciaiism into their
could. for the sake of the almighty dollar, exp
he kept sacrediy confidential.
If you cannot call, write. Hundreds cured
Hours from 10 to u a. m. to y. m; es
ings. from IL a. m. 10 p. m. CONSULTA ITO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
Thomas Sanitarsum
Coz. Tenth and sI Franeis Ave
WICHITA. KAN.

street and Miss Annie Z Adams % No.
2sI Broadway.
Another was addressed % Nrs Justin
shossrs. the girrs aunt and only kaovn
relative a; Bridgeport. Mass.
In this letter she begged her aunt q
forgive her fer the crime The letter
cid rot mention what sas meant. and the
detectives concluded that she nd slBsly
used a hsrsh term IN describing sarbe sst
OF which her aunt had diszpproses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

This private hospital 10 now one Of The
best equipped institutions In the south
west for the treatment of both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention 10
given 10 the various forms of stomach
and liver troubles. diseases peculiar to
women. diseases az the rectnr and gen
ito-urinary organs chrome msiarisl pot
sCnfng. rheumHtlsr,. nervous disorders.
diseases OF the throat lungs heart and
Kidneys: goitre and yaricoceie cured. One
floor u reserved for a maternity depart
ment and ir. some Instances homes will
be found for children. Fer a short time
only a ward Wi be set apart sor thu
Treatment Of The morphine. opiun. CO.
caine and whisky habits.
Resident physician. able medical STAFF.
quiet ard heaifhfsI location. extensive
grounds With nm. shade. home comforts
tsrms reasonable. No conts R'os. diseases
sdmieted Write for particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
ON PEACEASLE CONDUCT.
Story Illustrating oern,any's Conduct
IN Venezuela.

The punitive action Of the German SAIL
ors in eating the dinner provided for the
Venezuela crews brings 10 mind the
Lotion OF reiribUt!ye justice entertained by
British recruit Al officer gave a
lecture on soldierly conduct, in the course
Of which he said ''If any of you should
h'' in public house and a civilian should
enter and use insulting language towards
you. You should Tot retaii2te. but drink
your beer. get UP and go out quietly. -
At the end % the lecture re proceeded
II ask questions 10 test its effect. Vow.
Private Atkins" he said. what should
you do II civilian were 70 insult you
IL public house, Drink Is beer ard
COX il, was the unexpected repIy.-st
JSness Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11
FINE PRIVATE GOLF LINKS.
Lord csooSsn Laying Them Out %
His Estate.

London. Jsn- ja-fsord caooxan IL lay
ina out = ans private xasf course =.
calford fisli bis Suffolk viArs. snc hes
f-sds arrangements attn George Eay.sx
q North Berwick. for that parpose Say
efs was regular visitor a. ;he vgeer~xai
icfss III Dutiln. zh4ls G>aSa Czsoxzn -,
there a. Lieutenant ard he alec is;o or
; ars eosrss there
His brother. Ben saysfs. hks beea en-
gagged 80 tse Doke % D~4onshlrs % Y,
90 hss Dew horD~ rear Dunfsrrsiine. wasys
Nr. Andres Carnegie ~sx sarn. -hsea
has o5ss paschss<s - tse Duke a:
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

Two Ssfrrai ezS~Sts are q; wlas~s<x
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-11

JOAQUIN Miller has made 2 great deal
Of money out OF his lands in Texas
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-12
BIG BAKING PLANT &>s ~.
N. A. Matson to Have Big Model
Bakery Ready hX Feb. Is.

N. A. Matson, the wel-known bakery
man at 1924 Central avenue, has In course
of construction one of the biggest baking
plants in the. country. The contractors
will have the new bakery ready for &C.
cupancy by the middle OF next month at
S26 $50 Third avenue NE. The building
is of two stories, and when completed
will have a floor space of $4,000 square
feet Mr.. Matson's rapidly growing bust
ness compelled him to seek more room
and more central location. The bakery
is to be fitted with. the very latest fix
lures and will be complete in every way.
On the first floor there will be three great
Simpkns ovens with a capacity OF $4,000
loaves every day The second floor will
be devoted to cakes, pies, etc, and will
contain a monster German American
oven. 49, r."
The stable and wagon department will
be under an adjoining roof with the best
facilities for quick loading and delivery.
| Mr.. Matson started in the baking bust
ness little over four years ago. At that
time he employed but two wagons. Now
he has nine in constant service, and
more will be required when the new plant
| is IN operation, =