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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04

The Fairy Queen of Mlrth-Freericka
Raymond.
The big spectacle will be staged in
twelve wonderful scenes and will present
three marvelously beautiful ballets that
will far exceed in gorgeous magnificence
anything ever presented in this country.
Thee scenes will represent the Walls Of
King Sollum's Castle, the Throne Room,
An Enchanted Wood, A Fairy Forest,
The Royal Kitchen, Terrace of the Castle,
The SIRENS Home, Anemonies' Retreat,
the City of Coral, Under the Sea, The
Kingdom of Misrule and The Palace
Eyrie. The Transformation at the end
of the third act, 1.-The Four Seasons of
Wedlock'' will even eclipse the ballet
The Four Seasons which created such a
sensation at the Broadway Theatre three
years ago, when The Sleeping Beauty and
the Beast'' was first presented in this
country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
HUMpTY DUMfTY.

The advance sale of seats for Klaw &
Erlanger's colossal Drury Lane spectacle,
"Humpty Dumpty," which will receive
its premire at the New Amsterdam
theatre Monday evening, The 14th inst,
will begin at nine O'Clock Thursday
morning, the 10th inst, at the box office
of the theatre TO accommodate patrons
In suburban cities, Klaw g. Erlanger have
already established a mail order bureau
through which tickets may be secured
for any performance in the first four
weeks of the run. All orders by mail,
addressed to Manager New Amsterdam
Theatre, accompanied by remittance,
will receive prompt atte ntion. Notwith-
standing this will be the greatest theatre
cal production ever made in America,
there will be no advance in prices and
the regular schedule will prevail-S2 to
so cents.
There will be fully 600 people in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04

Plenty of good entertainment is
promised for Proctor's Twenty. third
street thpatre for next week where
Ell ward Harrigan makes his vaudeville
reappearance in "a new sketch, darcy
McGlone, Author, in which he will
be assisted by n number Of clever
players including Aiics BrRham,
daughter of Dave Braham, who was
so intimately associated with the
Harrigan successes. ME-. Harrigan
has been longer established in New
York favor than almost funny other
comedian and his r~eappearanoe in g
sketch designed to give the fullest
ven to his original humor will doubt
less prove q welcome announcement.
Another important name is that of
Henri French, who will present for
tho first time here his new medley Of
illusions and representations.
Miss Mabel Mckinley, the American
Sc prano, who has gained great vaude.
vile fame in the last year or SO, is the
chief attraction at Proctor's Newark
theatre next week, where she will in
troduce the newest of her successful
song compositions. Miss Mckinley
has gpihed quick recognition as a
composer and stands as the creator of
some Of the most popular music of
the past two easons. Sho has two
new songs this year and some of her
orchestral numbers areplayed during
the performance. Sherman and DE
Forrest head the fun makers with
their most amusing parody on q battle
called 1.-THE Battle of San Dego."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
called by the papers younger looking and
livelie than ever.

Til T.
called by the papers younger looking and
livelie han ever.
The play is a three act comedy By
George V. Hobart, the author Of the
"Dinkelspiel'' yarns. ''John Henry and
Jim Hickey,.n Although well-known
as an author, Mr., Hobart has never had
big success in the line Of a play. This
one, howeve, has at last displayed tho
ability which the friends Of Mr.. Hobart
have always claimed for him. One Of
these has always been May Irwin. She
has constantly insisted that he could
turn out the cleverest and most enter
tanning dialogue Of all, and she took adj
vantage of her return to the stage to
substantiate her confidence in him.
Miss Irwin is of course deeply interest,"
ed in politics and has arranged for a very
complete report Of the. returns OF the vot
ing at the Bijou on Tuesday night. On
that evening the usual number of poll
ticians will be present at the play. taxi
ingt their first relaxation after the long
and arduons campaign.
The large advance sale at the Bijou
shows that Miss Irwin is still Ia the
hearts of the public. Her recent ovation
in Boston is liable to be repeated. On
her opening night there the applaus was
90 long and sincere that the always cool
actress was evidently embarrassed. She
finally pulled herself together, and with
her usual wit said: well after that,
I'll take off my hat and stay awhile. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
TESTED AND PROVEN
There Is a Heap of Solace in Being
Able TO Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Perth Amtoy readers have
seen the constant expression of praise for
Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about the
good work they have done in this
locality.f Not another remedy ever pro-
duced such convincing proof of merit.
Mira. Charles Bower, of 26 Welton
Street, New Brunswick, says:
what / said in the spring Of 1896
through our New Brunswick newspapers
about Doan's Kidney Pills was absolute
ly correct. / had suffered for over a year
with kidney complaint, noticed the pills
advertised to cure 1t, procured a box at
a drug store and took the pills as direct
ed. They cnred me. Up to the present
time there has been no indication of a
recurrence"
Plenty more proof like this from Perth
Amboy people. Call at G. w. Parisen's
drug store and ask what customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cts.
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and take
no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04

performance and over 200 skilled stage
mechanics will operate the scenery
and mechanical effects. The leading
principals are cast as follows:
Humpty Dumpty-William c. Schrode.
King Sollum -Geore Schiller.
Little Mary the Cook-Frank Moulan.
Peter, Little Mary's S on-John Nc
Weigh.
Harlequin-Joseph Smith. .
Pantaloon-J.H Power.
Columbine-Nora Sarony.
Blossom the lost Princess -Lilian Cole
man.
Princess MAJ ie-Nellie DAILY.
Prince Rudolph-Maude Lillian Berri.
Guardian of the Mystic Ring-Arthur
Conquest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
Absolutely FREE! y!

THE EVENING NEWS has decided to make
Christmas presents to two Of it's lady readers. The choice Of par
sons to whom these presents viii be made is to be left to a vote of
the readers of the Evening News. The only condition imposed is
that they will be given to lady menbers OF some society. We
leave the rest to our readers, b.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
1873 NTH ST.

Genevieve Haines' clever play of
New York life, Hearts Afame,"
will be taken from the Fifth avenue
to Proctor's new Hundred and Tween
ty.first street house Monday. The
elaborate scenic production will be
used in its entirety and there will be
o specially selected cast including all
the favorities of the permanent stock
company. william Ingersoll has a
part for which he is particularly
suited and among the others who are
especially happily cast ara Beatrice
Morgan, Marion Berg, Julian Reed,
Sumner Gard, Mathilde Deshon,
Riley Chamberlain, Alice Chandler,
William C~ullington and Others. The
play has been most pleasantly received
at the downtown house and should
find ever greater favor III the eyes of
the uptown clientele. There will be
the usual smart vaudeville offerings
headed BY the veteran minstrel George
Wilson, who has lost none of his
cunning al an entertainer In his long
years of service.
Most acceptable is the
ment that 1.-THE Henrietta" the most
famous of the Robson and Crane snc-
cesses, is to be revived by the Proc
tor Stock Company at the Fifth ave-
nue. theatre. 1t is some time since
this clever play has heen done in New
York, and the excellent work of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
MRS. BLACK IS BLACK.

The return of May Irwin TO her home
at the Bijou theatre in New York City
is st for Monday, November 18th, and
much pleasure may be anticipated from
the new pay, -''Mrs. Black is Back"
which has been royalty received by the
critics in Boston and Baltimore. Miss
Irwin has been absent from the stage
Just W. seasons, and has had a long
rest. 1t is not surprising, therefore, that
this mistress of the com song should be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04

will be warmly welcomed. He will
have o splendid cast including Alice
Braham, daughter of the composer
who contributed SO materially to his
C in the days Of his playwright
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-04
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Is the Only Possible Way of Having
An Effective Cure.

n you see a woman or a man with lux
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure nei-
Their has dandruff to amount to anything.
In nearly every case where women and
men nave thin brittle hair. they w It
to dandruff. There are hundreds of prep
arations that claim to cure dandruff.
but not n but Newbro's Herpicide tells
you that dandruff is the result of a germ
burrowing into the scalp, and that per-
manent cure of dandruff and its conse-
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Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit Mich.
O A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
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CARNIVAL IN THE SOUTH.
His Merry Majesty, Rex, Arrives al
New Orleans md Festivities
Are HeSun.

New Orleans, Feb. 16.-With the ar
rival of his merry majesty, Rex, the
New Orleans carnival may be said to
be in full swing. Arriving trains Mon
day brought several thousand visitors,
including many people of prominence
In the business and social circles OF
the north. east and west. Meteoro-
logically the day was an ideal one.
The king of the carnival made his
entry into the city by the river route,
landing from his yacht at the head
of Canal street where there was an
immense congregation of people He
had been escorted up the river by a
gayly decorated fleet of boats. The
battleship Texas was dressed for the
occasion. Local and federal troops led
the parade Of his majesty through the
streets of the city, which were densely
packed. The night programme includ-
ed the parade of Proteus and the ball
of that organization at the French OPP
era house
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TO FILL Mr.. HANNA'S PLACE
Ohio Legislature Will at Once Elect
Senator.
List ofPrOminent Republicans " nose
Names Have Been Mentioned
for the Position.

Cincinnati, Feb. 16.-As the ONO
legislature Is now in session SENATOR
Hanna's successor will not be appoint
ed by the governor, but at once elected
for the terms expiring in March. 1903
and in March, 1911. Less than seven
years ago Hanna, who had never held
office succeeded John Sherman as SEN
ator and had over seven years yet 10
serve, having just last month been re-
elected. During the past week there
has been much comment about the SEN
atorial succession Among the names
mentioned in this connection nave
been those of Gov. Herrick,
Charles P. Taft and George b.
Cox, Of Cincinnati: J. Fl. Hoyt OF
Cleveland; Gen. j. Warren Keller, OF
Springfield; Gen. Asa w, Jones. OF
Youngstown, and Congressman DICK,
Grosvenor, Burton, Nevin and War
neck.
Senator Hanna lived in northeastern
and Senator Foraker in southwestern
Ohio 1t is claimed by some that geo
graphical conditions are likely to add
to the chances of Gov Herrick or Con-
gresham Dick, who reside in lake dis
tricts. While Senator Foraker resides
in Cincinnati, the friends of TAFT and
Cox cite the case of their Indiana
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CANNOT HAVE
THE SOLDIERS
Maryland's Request for Federal
Troops Is Denied.
THE CABINET TAKES ACTION
While the Legislature Asks for Their
Presence in baltimore the Cow
ernOr Contends That They
Are Not Needed.

Washington, Feb. 13.-At the cabinet
meeting, after a long consideration of
the resolution adopted by the Mary
land legislature, calling for troops for
duty IN Baltimore, it was decided not
to comply at this time with the re-
quest, Prior to the cabinet meeting
Brig. Gen. RIGGS, as special meSSen-
ger from Gov. Warfield, formally pre-
sented to the president the resolution
adopted by the legislature. He con-
veyed at the same time Gov Warfield's
personal statement that the troops
were not needed. This presented an
anomalous situation, and the cabinet
determined not to send troops at this
time.
Secretary of War Taft was present
when Gen. Riggs presented to the
president his communications. The
resolution of the Maryland legislature
was written and was presented as a
formal document: but the message
from Gov. Wartied was verbal. Gen.
Riggs did not elaborate his message
from the governor, simply expressing
it as the governors opinion that the
assistance of United States troops in
Baltimore at this time was not neces-
sary.
In view of this difference of opinion
between Gov. Warfeld and the legis-
lature, the president and his cabinet
determined that, in the circumstances,
it would be inadvisable to send troops
to the fire-stricken city, however much
they might desire to lend the aid of
the government to maintain order and
protect property The situation as
presented by the difference of opinion
came as surprise to the president
and the cabinet.
In the consideration of the subject
by the cabinet. attention was called to
the fact that, on the assurance of Sem
ator German and Gov. Wartield that
the Maryland legislature would adopt
a resolution last Monday night, re-
questing the assistance of United
States troops in Baltimore. Secretary
Taft Immediately had ordered the
troops to the city under command of
Gen. C. c. C0rbin. of the department
Of the east The resolution was not
adopted at that time and the govern
ment was placed in rather an anom-
alous position. Secretary Taft re-
solved the situation by withdrawing
the troops already in Baltimore and by
countermanding the orders of others
on the way to the city. The cabinet
approved his action.
The statement of Gov. Warfield was
regarded as making it quite certain
that the executive authorities of the
city of Baltimore and state of Mary
land were amply able to cope with any
situation likely to arise, and the presi-
dent and his cabinet felt. therefore,
that they could not respond favorably
to the request of the legislature.
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GIVES Up SEAT
IN THE HOUSE
Manly Action of Representative
Shafroth, of Colorado.
TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION
Announces That His Election Was
Tainted it'll Fraud, for Which He
WINS Not ResponsibIe. and De-
cIInes to serve Longer.

Washington, Feb. l6-In voluntarily
relinquishing his seat as member Of
the house OF representatives, Mr.. Sha-
froth, Of the First district of Colorado,
furnished a profound sensation during
the 40 minutes session Monday. The
manly and earnest words Of the Colo
RADIO member fairly took the breath Of
the house as he proceeded to put the
first case on record in that body where
a member gave up his seat, acknowl-
edgine that his election had been
tainted by fraud For this fraud. Mr..
Shafroth declared, he was not in any
way responsible nor was he aware that
it had been perpetrated until the evil
dence had been adduced before the
elections committee of the house. 1t
was not done, he said further, for the
purpose Of causing his election.
AS he announced the conclusion of
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ROB A RICH CLUB.
sporting Wen In SIM Frnncisco tie.
sort Hciic,cd OF Money and VAL
unbics by rive Masked bandits.

san Francisco, Fob l5.--F'iye men
entered the Colonial club, resort fire.
qru'cl by leading sporting men in
'h cry late in the evening While
oue remained on guard, the others
Aro.c into the clubroom and rounded
up fAe inmates. who were lined up
AGAINST the wall with hands down
They wore then relieved OF their yalu
ah.cs. the robbers securing nearly $40
uun 100 money and iewclry The victims
were then bound hand and foot and
laid face downward upon tho floor
$3.50 of The robbers being left in charge
NJ them until the rest Of the band
bud sufficient time to get away IN
ratcty They then extugnlshed the
.hfs and made good their escape No
trace ~ 'ho thieves has SO far been
Db'aIuahIc
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CHARGED with Murder.

Dover Dcl. Feb l5 Mrs Mary
Anna PowcH VIC of Alfred I. Powell.
WAS arrested ST. day night BY State De
te.'ivos liatlldpc and Francis. charged
wlih me murder Of Eatclla Allahand.
her 2l.ycar Old adopted daughter.
whose terribly mu'iIatcd body was
found lasi Tuesday in the attic Of the
Poncl farm house near Magnolia, ten
miles from here The accused woman
amos placed In the Dover Jail aud viii
be- p.you a hearing on Tuesday. Feb
rgHry e
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ncighbors, where Senators Fairbanks
and Beveridge both reside in lndianap-
oils. 1t is now recalled that two men
have died within a month who would
have been candidates for the senator
ship had they liyed-ex-Gov. Charles
Foster and ex-Gov Asa S. Bushnell.
For years candidates for United States
senators have been endorsed by state
conventions, 50 that the legislative ac-
ton was mere perfunctory, but now
there Is every indication of an od-time
free-forall fight before the legislature
Columbus, o. Feb. Profound sor-
row is expressed by state officials and
citizens Of Columbus over the death Of
Senator Hanna Many touching trib-
utos were paid TO his memory by mem
hcrs Of the Ohio general assembly, which
only one month ago reelected him to
the United States senate. The legisla-
ture will to-day adjourn for one week
as mark of respect. incidentally this
action will give further time for delb-
Grafton on the matter of electing a sue
"cssor TO Senator Hanna. which duty
falls on the present general assembly
and by statutory requirement must be
performed within two weeks after Off
cial notification of the senator's death
on account of the proposed adjournment
notification cannot be given before Tues
day of next week As a result the cleo
ton will probably be held on March s.
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Washington, Feb. 1G-The agricul-
tural appropriation bin was on Mon
day reported to the senate by Senator
Proctor. Amendments made by the
senate committee aggregate 1851, 14O
making the total amount appropriated
s6.O72. $50 Among the important items
of increase are $50 600 for public road
inquiry; $4,000 for bureau Of animal
industry $4,000 for experiments in
animal breeding, si9,G60 for bureau Of
forestry; $4,000 for bureau Of chemis-
try and s33. $50 for bureau Of soils.
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eight years service in this manner
most unsatisfactory to himself. his
voice hetokencd the emotion he felt
The hush which spread over the floor
and galleries when the purport OF his
remarks was realized became almost
painful But vixen he sat down with
words Of thanks on his lips for the
treatment he had received from his col
leagues on both sides Of the chamber
applause burst forth and continued
long and heartily The democratic
members arose almost en- massc and
extended personal expressions OF sym
pathy and encouragement,
Mr.. Olmsted, chairman of the com
mittee In charge Of the contest, recoE-
nizcd the unusual position Mr. Sha-
froth had taken lie said the investi-
cation by his committee cXonerat9d
MIR Shafroth from any connection
with the irregularities which had been
shown. The stand taken, he said, was
n most manly and courageous one.
The committee had taken no action
toward formulating It's report to the
house on the case, and the surprising
initiative taken by MIR Shafroth, as
had been explained by him, was based
on the showing made by the hand
writing expert employed TO examine
the ballots.
Following the suggestion OF Mr. Sha-
frolh in his speech to the house Mr.
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Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.

with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
OF their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion Of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
4og-415 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and Sl.OO: all druggists.
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Washington Feb l6 Or T. A
schwenitz. chief Of division in the
agricultural department and one Of the
foremos, chemists In the country, died
here Monday OF uraemia In recent
years he had been dean Of the medical
school Of the Columbian university.
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Indinnn IinnL suspep ds.

Matthews, Ind Feb Il Notice was
posted on tho doors OF the First ma
lolal bank here Saturday that there
would be Il temporary suspension. but
mat all depohtors would be paid In
fun
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Cold Gather In Nichignu

Calumet. Mich. Feb lG a severe
storm IL sweeping over Michigan. de-
moralzing the railroad service. The
Copper Range passenger train was
stalled north Of here for l6hours before
being relieved The weather Is the
coolest OF the winter. 81 below.
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Morley Defeutcti.

London. Feb l6-By majority Of
II the house Of commons Monday night
defeated John Morley's amendment to
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne, censuring the governments
fiscal policy. which was moved by Mr..
Morley in behalf Of the opposition.
There were 27G voters in favor " the
amendment and 327 against II.
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Funeral Arrangements.

Friends at once took charge of the
funeral arrangements. Such will be
held in the senate chamber at noon
Wednesday. at which the president, cab
met, congress, public officials and
friends Will be present. For a brief
period in the forenoon the body will lie
in state in the marble room. At the
services special trains over the Penn
sylvania railroad will carry the body,
the family and friends to Cleveland,
where special services will be held either
al the home of the senator or of his SON.
Dan Hanna, on Friday afternoon. 1t Is
likely that Bishop Leonard, Of the
northern diocese of Ohio Of the Episco-
pal church. and formerly rector Of st
Johns church in this city, will conduct
the services.
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4 Valuable Cargo.

San Francisco, Feb. lG.-The steamer
China from Orient brought one Of tho
richest cargoes landed here for many
months The notable shipments con
sisted Of 7S7 cases of opium, valued at
s4O000O duty paid, l.935 bales Of raw
silk, valued at 81 ,355 600, and con
signment of Japanese gold yen worth
Sl.075 900