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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-29

one of the led horses. rode openly by
Alvarado's side. Sustained by his pres
ence. constantly in touch with him, she
made the way down the difficult wan
behring's of the rocky mountain trail
They watched the sun set IN all its glo-
breeze blew softly about them, riding
side by side. Then the night fell upon
them. Over them blaZed the glorious
canopy of the tropic stars. chief among
them the fiery Southern Cross. emblem
of the faith they cherished. the most
marvellous diadem in the heavens
There below them twinkled the lights
of La Guayra. The road grew broader
ana smoother now. 1t was almost at
the level of the beach They would
have to pass through the town present
" and thence up Il steep rocky road
which wound around the mountain I'M
I'll they surmounted the cliff back of
the city and arrived at the palace Of
the governor upon the hillside. where
Mercedes was to lodge An hour would
bring them to their destination. There
was nothing to apprehend. The brig
ands in the Businesses of the noun
tains or the savages. who sometimes
strayed along the road, never ventured
SO near the town.
Fadrique. by AlyaradO's orders. had
fallen back nearer the main body, so
as to be within call.
I'VE shall be there in little while.
See yonder the lights of the town."
said the captain.
while thou arr with me-" said the
girl sit matters little where we are.
There are but two places in the world
now
And those are?''
where thou art and where thou arr
not. If l may only be with thee, if we
may be together, | want nothing else"
She had scarcely spoken before the
sound of cry. followed by a shot
broke on the night
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-29

threatened the loss Of the vast treasure
already gained in the ship, although
they had consented to Morgan's prop
osition to attack La Guayra and Ca
racas. and the captain was in no way
responsible for the storm and the
wreck which jeoparded their booty and
their future. Therefore it is probable
that none Of them, unless it were
Teach, would have interfered to save
Morgan, and he would have been swept
from his feet by the savage men and
Instantly killed i'll spite of all that he or
Carib or any one else could have done.
But the violence of the shock when
the ship took ground threw them 20 the
deck. and they forgot for the instant
their bloody purpose Of vengeance in
the inevitablenesS of their approaching
danger. They We're checked i'll their
mad anger for Il few seconds and given
u moment for reflection. That moment
convinced them that they could not yet
dispense with the services of their cap
tain. With black rage and white fear
strivin" for mastery in their hearts,
they rose to their feet and confronted
aim with menacing faces and threaten
ing gestures.
What's to be done now" question
ed one boltler than the rest.
'Now's the time roared the I'M
daunted Morgan, striving to make him.
self heard by all above the thunder
ing seas, TO show your courage. lads.
He had quickly observed that the
force with which she had been driven
on the shoals had showed the galleon's
nose firmly in the sand. She had been
caught Just before she took ground by
Il tremendous roller and had been lift
ell up and hurled far over to starboard.
Although almost on her beam ends.
her decks inclining landward, the
strongly built ship held steady in spite
of the tremendous onslaughtS of the
seas along her bilgc.
Take heart men, he cried. "Ob-
serve. she lies still ana secure. It's
n stout hulk and viii take a tremen-
dous battering before she breaks. We
may yet save ourselves
"And the treasurer" roared one.
aye, and the treasure
- think the storm has about blown
itself out" interpOSed old IIOrn:g0ld,
shouting out at this instant "Loon
You, mates. he cried, pointing 10 west.
ward 1t clears. The sun'i set fair
tonight"
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CHAPTER MY

A~>tIE terrific impact Of the huge
ship on the sand among the
breakers. which Numbered anu
- beat upon her sides with over
whclning force. came just in the nick
Of time for Morgan. Had the disaster
been delayed a second longer the furl
Gus buccaneers would have cut him
down where he stood Ever the oil
GERS were angered beyond measure a
him Tor their present situation, which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
Baptists and Danish MethOdiStS
Plan TO Hold Special Ser
vices.
MUSICAL MS.
Rev. James H. NOrthrup Will AS
sist Rev. William Powell Hill
at The Baptist Church.

New Years eve falling on Sunday
night this year, there will not be the
usual social festivities to mark the
event OF the old passing into the
new. The churches, however, have
seized the opportunity and two big
watchnight services will be held in
this city.
Watch Night nj Baptist Church.
A stirring and inspiring watch
night service will be held at First
Baptist church beginning at 10.45
o'clock. There will be lively testi-
monies. brief addresses and soul-stir~
ring Gospel singing. The service will
be in charge of the pastor, Rev. Will
lam Powell Hill, assisted by Rev.
James II. Northrup, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. The Revival
Hymn-book Songs of Praise, No. -
viii be used and such hymns as the
GLORY Song "The Kings Business"
THE Name of Jesus" Count Your
Blessings. will be sung. A good
time for everybody is assured.
Danish NJ. Il.
AT the Danish NJ. e. church anoth-
err service similar to the one in the
Baptist church, will be held. This
service will begin at 9 O'Clock and
continue until midnight. Rev. NJ. o.
Block, the pastor of the church, will
be in charge and an interesting meet
ing is assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
GAVE WATCH
TO j. A. LING.
Employees of The American Smell
ing & Refining Plant Present
Parting Gift.

John A. Ling, of 149 Brighton ave
nue., the chief Waterman at the local
plant of the American Smelling &
Refining Works, who takes the posi-
ton of custom Inspector at the local
custom house Monday, was presented
with a handsome gold watch this
noon by the employees of the smelter.
The whistle had just blown IL
O'Clock when Mr.. Ling received an
order to go to the Office of Yardmast-
err Brown. AS he entered he noticed
that all of the office force and a num-
Der of the outside employees were
present and wondered what was the
cause. He was not long in suspense
for General Manager w. A. Walker
handed him the watch and made a
short speech in which he said that
the watch vas a present from the
employees.
He told of the faithful work of Mr..
Ling while with the company and
said that they were all glad of his
success.
MI. Ling was greatly affected and
could not reply at first. He thanked
the men and said that he would al
ways hold the watch as a gift from
his best friends.
The time piece is a handsome one.
It is gold with the monogram j. Fl. l..
on the back case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
Alderman TOft, of Fourth Ward,
the Only Retiring Member
This Year.
NOON MEETING MONDAY
AIderman-at-Large Pfeiffer, Al
dermen Stacey and Schultz
Succeed Themselves.

The committee meeting session of
the Board of Aldermen last night was
the last which Alderman loft, of the
fourth ward, will attend and the last
which Alderman Stacey of the second
and Alderman Schultz of the sixth,
as well as Alderman-at-large Pfeiffer,
will attend in their present terms.
The last three will succeed them
selves for two years and Emil Wart-
er, the republican alderman-elect
from the fourth, will succeed Mr..
Toft. The committee session last
night was short.
The council will meet Monday at
noon when Mr.. loft will retire.
Monday night is the regular night
for a meeting, but being a holiday
the meeting will be adjourned, with
one or two members present, prob
ably. until Tuesday night.
The 1906 council will contain but
n democrat, Alderman Matthew
Smith, OF the third. There is much
speculation as to whether Mr.. Smith
will be appointed on any committees
by the alderman-at-large. He was
not given one committeeship at the
beginning of the present year.
The matter of REMEMBERING streets
may be brought up at the meeting
Tuesday night. 1t is not thought
that the committee will report just
yet upon the subject of increasing the
police salaries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
FREEHOLDERS
CLOSE YEAR.
Loving Cup Presented TO Ashury
Fountain Dinner to fhe
New Board.
SIGN BRIDGE CONTRACT.
sbccial to the EVENING NEWS:

~ ~ " 70 II , = " W
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 30:-
The Board of Freeholders this morn
ing granted the Hudson & MiddleseX
Telephone & Telegraph Company a
franchise TO string wires and operate
the line over the Amboy bridge and
Woodbridge creek bridge, by a vote
of Is to 6. Director Fountain said
that they cannot cross the Amboy
bridge until it is accepted.
Director Fountain and Clerk D. w.
Clayton were instructed to sign the
contract with Sanford & Harris for
the county's part of the Amboy
bridge approach. after Mr.. Haney
had reported that the Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company had agreed
to stand any extra expense caused by
their switch under the trestle work.
Freebooter Welsh, OF South Am
boy, reported that Josiah Tice has
been engaged to survey the Hole-in-
the-Wall for $500.
Director Fountain was presented
with q silver loving cup and Clerk
Clayton with a gold watch by the
members of the board.
The board then dined the five new
freeholders at Klein's hotel, and will
meet again for the last time later
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
FELL FROM CAR.
Michael BuIa Has Numerous
Scratches and Bruises as Result.

Michael Bula, of AZ Parker street.
fell off a trolley car at State and
Broad streets shortly before 8 o'clock
last night and sustained numerous
cuts and bruises and he is suffering
from shock. He was taken to DR.. G.
l. Silks Office nearby, where it was
found that he had a cut over his
right eye and bruises on his face, be-
sides Commissions and shock to the
system. The fall left him severely
stunned for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30

Every graduate ofTrainer's School,
1872 Smith street, has secured a
position.
14529-12-21-St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
MACAN WILL
is TO STAND.
Mrs. E. J. SWitzer WithdraWs
from the Contest of DISPOSE
ton of Property.
A UNCED Y.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NTTUTFFT 10 TTT y FIFT-NI " ~.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. So
Lawyer Alan H. Strong, counsel for
Mrs. e. j. Switzer, half-sister of the
late John H. Macan, announced in
court this morning that Mrs. Switzer
would drop the contest and will con-
sent that the will be admitted to
probate. Lawyer Alan II. Strong,
counsel for Mrs. Switzer, and James
Parker, who represented the will,
were each allowed $3.50 from the es-
tate for counsel fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
DECEMBER is
Open MONTH.
Apple Blossoms Appear --Thund-
er and Lightning Followed by
a Rainbow.

Apple blossoms in December is
rather unusual, yet it is an actual
fact An employe walked into the
cable works this week with a sprig
he had broken from an apple tree
showing a pretty pink bud. 1t is in
deed great weather for this time of
year AS told in the NEWS a day or
two ago, a new record has been es-
tablished in the weather bureau.
Never has there been such a mild
December since the bureau was in
operation.
The following from the Philadel-
phia Record this morning shows the
unseasonableness of things:
Thunder and lightning and an
April-like shower, followed by a
beautiful f~ull-arched rainbow, made
Yesterday a startlingly unusual day.
With the thermometer above the so
mark during most of the day and the
humidity rising to 81, it was decided
ly summary. The early morning was
marked by a rather heavy rain that
continued from the night before.
This ceased before daylight, and the
sun made its appearance, only to be
hidden by very dark clouds at 4
o'clock in the afternoon, when the
unreasonable storm started. d
The shower lasted ffteslaAniI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
Climax Construction Con
New York the SuccessA
der for the Work.
TRESTLE AT R.Ul
Commissioners at Al
Meeting Discussed
for Storing Coal.

The water board held an ad
ed meeting last night to AVA
contract for the twenty-five-fod
ton well at Runyon and talke
the question of a trestle and S
room at Runyon.
The contract for the we
awarded to the Climax Constl
Company, of New York, whoseV
1884 was the lowest receiv
Wednesday nights meeting.
A requisition for the fold
supplies was received from Su1
tendent Burns and he was a,
lied to get prices on them N
port at the next meeting:
of 16-inch pipe to be deli
South Amboy and placed on 4
dows; three sixteen-inch sic
fire h%ydrants; and the follow
the valye-boXes on the meade
spruce plank, six 6x4 timbd
pounds of 60-penny nails and
of heavy galvanized hinges.
Need Pipe Badly.
Mr.. Burns said that pipe "
ed badly, as they had even borrow
a section from the county recently
some work on the meadows.
The question of providing 70,
at the Runyon pumping station
storage of coal and other mater
was preached by President Conve
who said that the Pennsylvania ri
road has extended the siding at RI
yon out toward the road and II
four carloads of material are on
ground. He said that material {
be dumped beneath the trestle. l.
year, he said, the water departm'
paid $9S2.94 for carriage, mostly
coal. That should NOT be, If POI
bly, avoidable.
Commissioners Voorhq
and Jensen expressed thu
being in favor of a WHO
none at all, rather than
1t was agreed that a trd
for the sake of econ
said Mr.. Convery, ST
being run economici
Mr.. Burns mentioi
bill for $53 for den
which could>no be-
way.
To See Mada
Commissioner
a comm" 70 BID
with IT, 1adi
zee to 80 If
cannot be arm
matter of thf
The motto
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
Goes To State Home.

TO The EVENING NEWS:
GW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 30:-
Yacko, whose father declares
lcorrigible and who was found
pom with two Italians in a
IN Perth Amboy, was commit
be State Industrial Home for
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30

hrs ago yesterday
|mpany was organ
be Company in this
krly celebrate the
IS held a banquet
~ rooms in State
/ which the Board
of the school
hid time flremen
Hing a party of
&rettily arranged.
S lAe e n
Dle} Soup.
Cranberry Sauce.
Q Salad.
Y Lager.
|es.
Mashed Turnips.
Sliced Beef.
Salad.
Ice Cream.
RS.
were being smok-
made. Alderman
S first called upon.
ellent work of the
'aised the boys
e city appreciated
(men and the oftic-
| they cam for the
b. He pComised
well taken care
budget was made
Pfeiffer was en-
wed.
the next speaker.
g of his first COM
by and being made
Ier of Lincoln Hose
active member. He
'isit of the insIfr-
ere and suggested
IS should be estah-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
UPSET BY TROLLEY.
WAGON Hit On State Street This
Morning--Driver Thrown Out.

A wagon owned by Domey Cerulo,
a groceryman, q 426 State street,
was struck by a trolley car at State
and Neutrality-suspicious. shortly be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-30
EAGLES WILL MOVE.
New Home In King Street Is Ready
for the Club.

The new home of the Eagle Ath-
letic Club, in King street, has been
completed and the members will hold
a meeting for the last time in the
present headquarters at Smith and
Hobart streets tonight. They expect
to be settled in their new home to-
morrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
PAXTON BLOCK
Live in Your Own House
BENSON VOTES BONDS FOR MUNICH
PAL WATER PLANT.

BENSON VOTES BONDS FOR MUNICH
PAL WATER PLANT.
Now that city water is an assured
fact Benson will forge to the front as no
has a 1O-minute car service and 1t is only
30-minute ride from Omaha. The first
car leaves Benson at 500 a. m. and the last
car leaves Omaha for Benson at 1853 p. m.
In. There is no more productive soil any
where. Taxes are low-S1 per lot. No paw
pay in rent, only that in reality you pay
the larger proportion to yourself.
THE LABORING MANS CHANCE.
You can own your own home on cash
payment of 500 down and monthly pay
ments Of from S16 to SOS per month. In
terest on balance at s per cent, added to
principal. We have several new houses Of
from to rooms with from to lots that
can be had on the same terms We also
have acreage property.
We have property in all parts of the city.
AN ELEGANT HOME.
2-story 7-room house and 2 full lots, u
block from carline; bath room; large recep-
ton hall; cellar; cistern, pump in house
fruit trees onitb6uiiIIdings, etc; House ex-
selected east front. Price 81 900. Terms
500 cash, balance $25 per month.
ANOTHER GOOD BARGAIN.
2-story Groom house and bath room and
three full lots II block from car; pantry;
large reception hall; cellar; cistern, pump
in house. House well built and interior
finish beautiful Price $500. Terms 500
cash, balance $50 per month
TWO-ACRE TRACT
New 4-room house with upstairs hoored
and acres Of ground. High and slightly
~ blocks from car. This will make an ele.
CANT country home with all the advantages
of city life-eXcept taxes. Here could be
raised everything for the table, chickens
etc. You could also pasture a horse and
COW. Price A,400. Terms-S20o cash, bal
ance $l5 per month.
We build houses to suit purchaser or
same terms. We have sold Is homes in the
past seven weeks. Take advantage of the
easy terms and low prices at once. Delay
Will be costly-prices are sure to advance
Two years ago Benson had a population o.
2O0-today She has over 1900.
Call Tuesdays or Wednesdays
! w. Z. YARTON,
1 block south of extreme west end of car
line, southeast corner.
BENSON, NEB.
REAl30-l3
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

1923 Pratt st. neat 6-room cottage.
Lot 30x140 We must have $500 payment.
Balance SO per month.
s. w. corner 3Sth and Fort SITS, 5-room
cottage, with full lot, for sale at a very
low price. II you want to buy property
in this location we would like to have you
come and see US about this place.
2722 s. 18th St. s.. lot 25v49. Groom cot
tage, one story and half.
$4,000 for a l0-room house. Strictly mod
ern. Gas and electric light, furnace, fine
plumbing. South and east front Large
rooms. In fine neighborhood. Nearly an
acre of ground; the finest shade trees
in the city. A good barn, nice garden
SPOT fine cement walks and driveways.
Must be seen to be appreciated. II you
want to buy a good home at a bargain
don't fail to investigate this.
2926-292S Grant St. Groom cottage and
4-room cottage: rent, SIS per month. Price,
S23 N 9th Ave. broom cottage city
water and sewer, nice shade trees, Price
$500.
$3.50 N. 10th st. broom cottage, east front
on the boulevard. Price, $1,000.
3546 Jones st. Lot 66XlS2, upon which
! there is a nice 5-room cottage. Price, $500
Good bargain, sure to be worth more
money. Chance to build more houses or
| the ground.
1Sl2-1S14 S. oath st. cottages, east fronts
| owner very anxious to sell.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
r. c. Peters & Co.

Hot weather? Yes, certainly, and that is
what makes the corn grow, and you know
Omaha is In the center of the corn belt"
and that is what makes Omaha grow;
and, therefore, If you are thinking IL
buying home, don't wait until the
weather mOderates, for then everybody
will be snapped up; but buy now While
you can make your selection at the right
prices. Perhaps some of these will suit
you: -. 80 -,
street, with large barn, nice neigh
borhood, south front, lot 5Oxl2S, one
=, 90. block from oath ST. car line.
N,SOO-An S-room house, modern except fur
mace, on corner, one block from oath
ST. car line; good, large rooms and a
90 ga bargain ana we can prove it,
SL5OO-On Nicholas, near 4lst, rooms and
bath; rooms large, thoroughly mod
ern, and good, deep basement open
plumbing combination light fixtures,
small barn What's the matter with
S5,5OO-In West Farnam district first
class home IN every respect; east
front lot, 95N1l5.
N,l50-Four-rOom cottage on RuRRles ST
49, one block from car line; south front.
sS'VVO-SeEen rooms ana recep. hall; new
and modern; one block from car line
full lot and every way desirable
S,OO-Here is a new Groom house built for
a home; modern except furnace. and
piped for that; well built and con-
venient; on car line; south front and
right in town. Don't turn this down
SS,5OO-FOr a lO-room house, with hot water
heat, cemented cellar on South 26th
-Eight-roOm house modern O IT' P except
furnace, cemented cellar, located on
North 10Th street. The price recon-
mends Il.
1904 3-story brick on N street, in South
Omaha; large store room. with sis
rooms and bath on each OF the uppeI
floors; gas and cleo. light; all in good
condition. VIII take all or part trade
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
GEORGE AND COMPANY

1901 Farnam st. phone Ioo.
"a, $50 for Sl2S Chicago ST., S-room modern
house, in good condition, oak nnlsh hrst
floor, barn, paved street lot 6CxlZO teet'
80 80 for ISIS Madison Ave. s-room modern
house and barn, in good condition. brlSk
paved street; special taxes all paid, hanoy
10 car line and stores. Lot 45XlZ1 feet.
81 500 for 256S Burt St, Groom modern cot
tage in first class condition, also parn
nice lawn and shade trees. SoVV cash. paA-
ance on easy terms.
80 400 for 1903 WoOlwOrth Ave, GROOM Two
story modern house, near Hanscom Park
school: small cash payment down, balance
on very easy terms. Immediate possession.
81 500 for 4245 Lake ST., 5-room cottage city
water, gas, etc, good barn; corner lot,
month Including per cent interest.
INVESTMENT.
sc 800 for 1918 Clark st, tWo-story frame
building, renting for $40 per monthi pay ;
over IA per cent net in good condition. lot
VACANT.
$500 for 45xl27 feet south front on Madison
Ave no east of Sherman Ave- paved
street, all clear, choice property:
9SIb feet east Of 33rd Submit US oteri
anxious 10 sell quickly, account setting
$50 S''i Tor 5oxl2s feet south front on Pratt
St, 1850 feet east Of 9Th, fine shade, o.,
$40 for 44xlS2 feet ia feet west OF Eltf
81. north front on Bristol. Permanent
walk, paved street, all clear. -
S276 for 50Nl20 feet north front on CorpS
St 100 feet east OF 32d st.
80 choice lots located between 18th ana 5Sro
SITS, and Davenport and WEBSTER sts-
from $3.50 up, according 10 size and loca-
ton: terms u cash, balance on easy pay
menus a. PCT ' RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

x75O FOR Groom house and barn with cor
ner lot and south front short distance
east OF car on Blonde; easy payments.
r. d. WEAD
1924 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Payne Investment Co.,
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg
TEL. 1881.
TEL. 1881.

a feet on N Path ST.. between Clark and
Grace, on which there is small mouse
and store building, which the owner Is
very anxious to sell. He asks $2'OU' out
2S5e Webster St, Groom house. modern
except furnace, south front, nice loca-
ton Price, $3.50.
One block from car line, a Groom house,
has gas, bath, city water and sewer connec-
lions, beautiful shade trees, two large lots.
Price, $500 If you are looking for some
thing within walking distance this place
will suit you.
A double brick house in the Park dis
trict, rents for $4 a month. Price, $500
VACANT
Northeast corner of 41st and Lafayette
Ave. south front, fine surroundings, owner
anxious to sell. See it and make us an
offer
on 41st Ave, north of Davenport, two
full lots. Price, $3.50
Lots 4 and s. block /, Cherry Hill, S. E.
corner 4Sth and Brown StJ., 243 feet on
Brown by 1877 feet on 4Sth St, about two
acres. Price $500
5Oxl25 in the Park district, good sur
roundings. Price, $500.
$3.50 for a corner 52x125 on Seth St., in the
! Park district: fine view.
The choicest corner in the Hanscom
| Park district. Price, 5000. South and east
front.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
VACANT

y ooO-A choice lot on Davenport street, In
Dundee, one OF the best bargains now
offered in this growing suburb.
81 6o0-Ten acres just north Of Bensonhurst:
can all be plated.
AOO-IWenty acres "a miles north OF Flor
ence, set in all kinds OF fruit and
acres OF alfalfa, with hay, barn and
well. This will bear inspection
Also desirable acreage property in plats 10
suit purchasers, on the north and south
west OF city, including C. acres Just south
OF Rusers park, with all kinds OF im-
proYements for handling stock.
R. {. Peters x Co.
Ground Floor OF Bee Bldg.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
FOR SALE-FARMS

FIFTY good improved farms from 100 to SO
acres in Boone and Nance counties, Neb.
Favorable terms For particulars call on
OF write to GEORGE & CO.. 1901 Farnam
st., Omaha. -A424 A-29
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE

s, 5OO-7-room modern house. frst-class con-
diton, on 35th Ave, near Farnam.