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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL

Tho house Of representatives, on the
2Gth passed the army appropriation Bill.
The statehood bill and the fur seal IN
dcmuity bill again divided the attention
Of the senate.
The senate plans TO hold night SEES
sipns in the Swayrc impeachment case
to complete It by March J.
The house on the 18th completed de-
bate on the army appropriation bill
Consideration Of the statehood bill was
continued in the scnate and Senator
stone spoke for two hours in opposition
to il.
The hpaFr Of rep tsontatlycs on the
18Th adopted the - articles Of i'm
pcacAmcnt againB, judge .CharIrs
Swaync, Of me district court Of the
northern district Of Florida In the
senate Senator stone delivered a
speech IN supper OF his resolution 10
Investigate charges against prominent
men Of IMPROPERLY n connection with
III" campaigns of 1895 and 1904
The hpus" on the l7th listened to a
fYc-huur debate on the Swaync i'm
pcachmrnt case. The committee on
post Offices and post roads reported
tn" post Office appropriation bill. II
carries U$lSD,7Sl 1888
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
IT'S A MATTER OF COLOR.
Dr. Leon HI, of Mo-,
Asked 10 Resign From the
lBOnrd Of Pension Eynmincrs. \

Washington, Jan. 24.-Acting Com
missioner Of Pensions Davenport has
written to DR.. Leon Hill. the negro
member of the BOonvillc CMo.) board
of pension examiners, asking him to
resign. Until Mr.. Davenport hears from
DR.. iii he will take no further steps
In the race question raised by the re-
cent appointment. The designations OF
Or Clanahan and'Dr. Smiley, the white
members of the board, are on Mr..
Davcnport's desk. and will remain
there awaiting DR.. Hill's answer.
Mr.. Davenport has come out in q
clear statement that there was no in
tci.tion to appoint a negro to the
board. and the appointment was made
on the recommendation of National
Committeeman Thomas j. Atkins, who
now says that he did not know Hill
was a negro.
The bureau hopes DR.. Hill will help
them out of he dilemma by %rcsigning.
II he l)es not, then the designations
Of the " former employees viii have
to be accepted. and the appointment
will become n matter Of much on
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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27

: NEWS FROM MISSOURI. :
Convicts to DuIId Roads.

Representative George Church, OF
Bates county, chairman Of the road
committee of the house, Is willing to
try the convicts in the penitentiary on
rOadmaking. He does not desire to go
into the matter in a Wholesale way, but
he will encourage any plan that may
be proposed looking to an experiment
along these lines. The plan, as pro-
posed, Is to begin the construction OF
q state road from Jefferson City to st.
Louis. That a complete test be made
or the practlcability of the system OF
working convicts on the road, it could
be started easily from the Jefferson
City end, and If IL proved advantage
Gus could be pushed to final compile
ton not only 10 st. Louis, but later to
Kansas City, making a great state
highway, rs has been mapped out by
the national road organization. In or
der that "a system might be evolved n
certain number of prisoners, to the
number Of 200, or perhaps less, could
be fitted out with prison camping
equipment. With adequate guards
there would be little likelihood of es-
capes. II has been suggested that a
portable stockade might be taken along
and stretched oyer the portion Of the
o on which the convicts were work
ing. Under this plan there would bo
llttlc attempt to escape or likelihood
OF "A success II attempted. The ma
tcrial for n good macadam road could
be found in abundance along The pro-
posed route. Men might be sent on
ahead 10 break the rock and prepare
IT for the highway. Or ii could be
broken at the penitontiary and hauled
for miles over the nowly-madc road
until II was deposited in its proper
place. These details have not been
fully worked out by Mr., Church. but If
a feasible plan Is proposed for the o n
strnction Of the highway he will no
doubt favor II.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
Prominent Names to senate.

GOV. Folk acnt the following APP
ppintinontS to the senate for COnfirma-
tiOn: u. Il. Francis. of ST. Louis;
Walter Williams, of Columbia; ID. A.
Mcmillan, Of Mexico, and II. II. Bon
toy, of Inionyillc, to be curators Of
the state university. X. NJ. Abcrcrom~
bic, Of ST. Joseph, to be member Of the
board Of charities and corrections. w.
e. Payntcr. Of kOshkOnOng, TO be
member Of managers of the fruit cX,
pertinent station. r. G. Norton, Of
Trenton, TO be regent of the KRIS
Vile normal school.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
The ROBBERY OF MRS. EDY.
BrIIbOys At the Maryland Hotel at
Pasadena, Cal, Tell Of the
JcwcIry Robbery.

Pasadena, Cal, Jan. 24.-According
TO statements credited TO Carl Wilson
and James Doyle. bellboys at the Mary
land hotel, who are under arrest, the
plot by which Mrs. William ID. Edey,
Of New York. was robbed of $4,000
worth Of jewelry at the hotel, was
planned and executed by them with
the assistance of a Los Angeles friend
OF Doylo's. The bellboys have con-
'essed. the police say. that they took
he jewelry from Mrs. Edey's room
and mailed them to "a fictitious address
n MonrovIa. There, Is Is said, the
Los Angeles man secured them and
disappeared.
The police also believe that Wilson
and Doyle are possibly the perpetr,.
tors OF the recent train robbery at
San. WyO.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
MRS. SHAW BROKE THE RULE.
'Grcnt Excitement In Warrington
n%ccnusc Mrs. shaw Invited
AmbnssndOrs to Dinner.

Washington, Jan. 24.-Bccause Mrs.
Leslie Shaw, wife OF the secretary OF
the treasury. invited ambassadors to a
dinner she gave President Roosevelt,
the cabinet circle Is excited. It waa
decided. early in the season. that no
one but the president and Mrs. Roose-
welt should be invited 90 the dinners
given by the cabinet ladies TO the pres
idcnt. Mrs. Hay Obcyed the rule, but
Mrs. Shaw saw fit to do otherwise.
Hence there has not been such excite
men since the day when Dolly Madi.
son hung her Monday washing In the
east room OF the White House. Mrs.
Shaw says she had the presidents APP
prOval. There. now!
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
Not Ills First Bolt.

Maj, John J.. Bittingcr, of ST. Joseph,
who led the bolt in the Missouri sena-
'Oiial election after taking part In the
republican caucus, held the balance "
nearly 40 years ago. He had five sup
porters and they controlled the situa-
ton for nine months. The final result
was the election Of John Il. IicndeI,
son and II. Gratz Brown. There were
two senator's to elect that year. K. T..
Van Horn was chairman Of the rcpub-
UCan caucus.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
MOSCOW NOW DANGER ZONE.
Workingmen Of the ola RussiAsl
Capital Repeating the Tactics !
Of the ~. Petersburg Mes.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 24-The most
startling feature in the situation Mon
day night a the news that several
factories in Moscow had closed ana
that the workmen in the old capital
OF Russia we're repeating the tactics
Of their fellow workmen Of the new
capital. marching from shop to shop
and mill to mill demanding that the
establishments be shut down.
The whole city Is reported to be in
. state of great excitement over the
news of the bloodshed here Sunday,
which prccipitated Immediately the
strike that had been planned for Wed.
ncsday. Moscow has more workmen
and less troops than st. ~Pctcrsburgr
and besides Is Just now the heart OF
tho liberal movement, and the danger
Of bloOdlcr occurrences there thar have
been witnessed here are proportionate-
ly greater. A rising at Moscow is also
more likely to have greater results in
dustrially and politically than that in
st. Petersburg.
According to private reports, the
workmcn in several other big cities,
notably Kharkof, whore large lOcomd-
tive works are located, already havo,
completed plans for a general suppress
sion Of work. Moreover, reports are
current hat the workrncn who other
wise would sOon be forced back into
the shops or Starve, have received as
rance OF financial support from tho
sources which hitherto have furnished
the sinews OF war to the liberal and
revolutionary agitation, but have not
before been in touch with the labor
movement. If the strike becomes gen.
eral all ovcr Russia, ana especially II
the railroads are drawn in, it might
Immediately force the nation to make
peace with Japan.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
Cock rclI Born In Missouri.

i. NJ. Cockrell, the new member or
the interstate commerce commission
appointed TO succeed Mr.. Ycomans, of
Iowa. was born in Johnson county,
Mo, October ], 1894. He received his
early education in the common schools
OF the county; graduated from Chapel
Hill college, Lafayette county. in July,
1853; studied law and has pursued that
profession. never having held any pub
lie or civil office prior TO his election
to congress. He was elected to the
senate 10 succeed Carl Schurz, indie
pendent republican, took his seat on
March 4, 1875, and was reelected four
times.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27

Early last fall Charles brennan, Of
Joplin, bought an overCOat and In one
pocket Of It he found a care bearing
the name and address Of a Philadel>
phia girl, Miss Christie MEME. Dren-
an answer. Next they exchanged pho
iO~praphs and now it Is announced they
are engaged TO be married. Miss
Micnne put the card in the pocket
while working a clothing inspector
In the factory whore the Goa was
made.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
Deaf aud Dumb Asylum.

The twenty-ffth biennial report Of
the Missouri school for the deal shows
the cos Of maintaining the institution
for the past two years to have been
$500. 092. Superintendent n. Il, Nc
Kce asks for ST, 500 additional funds
for maintenance and additional teach
ers' salaries In the next appropriation,
totalIng $277 .592. During the terms Of
1903 and 1904 the total number of pu-
pills enrolled was 459. The total num-
Der Of new pupils was 1l2.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
Grand Jur, Would NJ, Indict.

The Audrain county grand jury failed
to iDd!Ct Joseph as,d John Burks and
George Bright for the killing Of
Thomas Spurs a few weeks g Spurs
had shot and fatally wounded JAMIE
Burks, n sister OF two Of the accused
men. and was beaten to Dc IN with
rocks
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27
HAPPENINGS Of
A WEEK IN BRIEF
SUMMARY OF MOST INTEREST
ING EVENTS OF PAST
SEVEN DAYS.
WHAT CONGRESS is DOING

Progress Of the Russo-Japanese War
IN the Far EaSt-NeWs from All
Parts of the Union and the Latest
Foreign Intelligence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
$50. 90 Pacific Coast.

Tickets Oh sa lie daily, March / TO Nav
IL, Gil cagU TO San Francisco, Los
Angelss, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. Vic
trr,a and Vancouver via the Chicago,
Cuiun Pacific and North Western Line.
Correspondingly low rates from other
points Daily and personally conducted
excursions il PuIlm n tours sleep rg
cars from Chicago 10 Portland. San Fran
cisco aud Los a seles without change.
Double bert onlj e7.0l. Fast irAils,
choice of routcs. Meals in dining cais
"a la carte Booklets and folders sent
postpaid on receipt Of 4 cents in stamps.
all agents sell tickets via this line Ad-
Il. NJ Johnson, Gen! Agt. COL
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, IA.
10Q16 2-1S % "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
Is YOUR BOY
A DRUNkARD ?
Help Hin by 0rrine to Overcome His
Craving. Can Be 6lven Secretly.

If your boy or husband has fallen a
victim to the drink habit, endangerine
his future happiness and prosperity, do
not delay a moment in helping him t
overcome his craving for drink. VIII
power alone cannot cure the liquor
habit, for drunkenness is a disease and
the desire for liquor must be satisfied.
Orrine, the wonderful specific for tn
cur for the whiskey and beer habit, re-
moves all craving for drink with a few
days use and effects q permanent and
lasting cure. 1t comes in two forms. NO
| is perfectly .colorless, tastcless n
odorless and car be given in tea, coffee
or food without the patients knowledge
But we recommend No. ? in pill form,
to be used by those who desire to free
themselves from the terrible mastery OF
drink. The cost of either is S1.O0 a
box. Orrine, the only guaranteed cure
for the drink habit, is sold and recon-
nended by c A. Sexton, Druggist,
Perth Amboy, n. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
NEW MO BOATS.
'egular Features Of Sportsmea's Sho,
VII Alan b. onntinued

At the Motor ~ c aud Sportsman /,
show, which opens in the Garde'
ext Tuesday might, there will be 0
exhibition every imaginable typ,
,ade in this C unty aud in En- op,
II OF them tquinpad with motors o
rom 4 to 80 horse power and capabl
of trav Hin from five to thir y mile
20 hour. l. S sea- on "a q boat con
est crea ed so much jnteres that tbs
latest spe d p oduct u for an ONO.
oil ng on the alter are awaite W tn
much cur osity. TIL. work of t {
Onrnt o., Challenger, V.ng-et.Un II
Panhard, W. x Vanderbilt's Hait
Boiled Il &c, L wis Nixon's Standa'd
G. r. McHnllsnder's Fiat, Harr
Lozier's Shooting Star, Robert Jacob
1w'ft, John j. Amory's Speedway
ind other fast flyers indicates that hi
Tear will DO a banner one in hat Ii,
{ competition.
Aside from the interesting exhibi
f motor boats, the SDortsmen's Sho'
gill attract a hig attendance. EAhibi'
rom Maine and Virginia. the Fisher
Commission Of New Brunswick, Al,
ven that Of Pretoria and Soui
.ftica, will lie decidedly novel. The,'
Will be enough cabius, trees. live trob
I'D wild animals TO satisfy tho mo.
yscting. Every afternoon and evei
lng during the show there will |
water sports on the uig lagoon. in ad
ition TO fly casting and shooting fm
'ecords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
Advertised Letters,

Mr.. Martin Hansen, 7. Hendrickspn.
n. Jensen. Anton Anderson, John
Amos, Peter Brown, Walter Allen,
Charles Cronon, Miss NJ. j. Chafer,
Edward Baecher French, MIS-. james
Cnllen, Mrs. James Green, Miss
Eloisa johnson, Mrs Jennie r. John
son, B. Nelson, MIS-. y. Smith, Amos
Loux, MIS- A. Rienhold, Euui SSrH,
Frank ], Hassett, Niels Hansen ~,
NJ. Madsen (2), Johan Gal, Kerersi
Erzsi, Pavarkiewiir Chromcrak. Bona
Jauos. L'zzic Meszaros, Mutonak Jcr-
sef, Wtadistaw OviGanosky. Szabo
Saudor, George Kol-saz', Narga Jano-
snab, Hrynko szk0lar. Juef hasina
(2), George G%aspecsik. Andrel Lakn-
tuyski. Ticsak Janos. Baleer Turwjak,
Sig. Antonio Russo, Jan Mazur, Kari
mcerz Lesiak, Marya Kalisz. josef
kunrdat, Kalspos Jorsef, HENRIK
Georgowicz, M~aryjauua Fys. Zupko
Mihajuak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS
MARCH

Feb. 1S-Masqnerade hall, Dan Lodge
No 90, ID. p. S. in u. y. S..
hall, Port Reading.
Feb 19-Jewish theatre, Braga Hall
Feb. 2~0-Sndality Society Reception,
Wilder Hail.
Feb. 21-Ball Washington Hose Com.
pany, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 2l--BraRe's Masquerade, Bragg
Hall.
Feb. a2-Musioal entertain IN g II t g.,
Westminster Cadets, BraRa
Hall.
Feb, 23-Seventh Annual Reception,
Eagle Athletic Club, Wilder
Hall.
Feb. 25-Monthly Cakc Sale, Grace
English Latneran church.
Feb 27-Mar. 4-Frinck Comedy
Company, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 2S-Smoker, Raritan Yacht Club,
HsittuanL Hotel.
Mar. G-Ball and entertainpent'
Holy Tr nity Congregation,
Braga Hill.
Mar. Ball and Drawing, First
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Wilder Hall.
Mar. 7-Fi'st Hebrew Ladies Society,
Wilder Hall
Mar, l2-Priva,e entt r;ainlnen', Bragg
Hall.
Mar. 11-Bail. Hanpy Ten Social Club,
Braga Hall.
Mar 30-Conctrt and rail-, Arheitel
Maennerchor, Braga Hall,
Apr. 17-Celehrsticn, Woodnen o.
the World, Wilder Hall.
April 24--Annual Ball, Mcclellan
Hose Company. Wilder Hall
Apr. 25-First Grand Concert ant
Ball by pupils of Prof. St
Andrassy Braga Hall.
APR. 21-Reception, Knights of Pyth
las, Wilder Hall.
April 28-BaIl-C Phrdee Works EN-
ployees, Wilder Hall.
Aug. 16-An' IA; excurisnr, Cour'
Ambnv No 5S, + of A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
WRESTLING AT
DANISH A. C.
Several Bouts Put on Last Night
for the Prizes
Offered.

That wrestling at the Danish Socia
BILE A Q. is srili very popular anon
the members was evident last mig
by the large number Of members VIII
to k pnrt in the bouts.
The club decided to offer gold ar
silver medals TO the members in th
diff rent classes, who won the mos
points durirg n certain period of tim,
Tue style to he catch.as-c+toh. can.
In the hsavyweiRht class. les
night, Siren Hanson and Gail Mill
had he first 90. Hsrson lost in tw,
miru es and forty seconds.
In the second 90 Meyers Jersen los
to Marinus Stock-l in sever mimi
and thirty five soc pds. In the II
gn Chris Jess4n won from NJ. yer
Jsnsen in three minutes and fortv.t
seconds. In The foursh go Cart Mill,
lost to Marinus StrcS'l in 6fts.
minutes. In the fifth go Carl MI Of
won from Meyers Jensen in tv.
minutes. Thus far Stocked has ~ ,
po'rts in his fav II VIII IL Miller as one
In the middlewrig t class the fl
mattel was between N. O. Nesan a
Peter Jeps"n. Neson lost in tw
minutes. The second match was be
tween Mevers Peterson and Nave,
H.rsan. Peterson lost in two minute
and eft en- secnnns The thi'd go W
bs'we.n Otto Lau'Eon aud John Pats
son. Petersen Won in two mi q G
and fifteen seconds. The fnurth 8
WIS between Peter Jepsen and Never!
Fl ms II. yepsen lost in two minute.
The fifth go was between Meye,
Hansen and John Pstt rson. Harse
won in three and one-half ninutes
Movers Hanson has two prints to h.
credit and John Peterson has o,
point.
10 the lig'tweight cl ass [. Soren.
10 ani e. M Her had the first &,
Sorersen o 10 enc minute. Ia a
second go Lruis Moirensen and Johi
Miller md a struggle. Miller won u
two minutes and thirty seconds. l,
the third go L7uis Mortenscn an
John Gallisou tried their luck. Mcr
tenson won out in two minutes. |
tho fourth gn Louis Nortcnsen downe
L. Sorensen in two minutes az,
fifteen seconds. III the fifth 90 job,
Miller won from Louis Mortsnsen Il
two minutes. Jol II Miller gained to-
points and LUIS NJ rtensen OF
point
The judges were Walter Mathisser.
John Wester and john Smith. Meyer
Hansen was referee for the light Nh
hesvvwe'Rhts, and Marinus Stocked
acted in the same capacity for til
featherweiRhts. The 'imekosper wa.
Anton Jensen.
1t was decided to hold the next
bouts Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
NEW ICE YACHT c Q
W.. r. Patterns Sweeiheary Mak's Bes'
Time Over Shr wsbury Course.

Long Branch, Feb. lS:-Walter r
Patten'a ice yacht Sweetheart broke
Il g record over tie s r ewsbu'y G uh's
fifteen mile ~ttianoular course Thurs
day, the corrected time heing 80 30 30.
Capt.. j. E Green's E+gle was second
only a second and q fraction behind
the winner. ant Walter Con'e,t'e
Clsrel third, thirteen seconds behind
thu winner.
Another race for the prize CUP wa
sailed, Charles Gibbon's Red Rove
finishing first, but was disquslift d
h wing f.iled to turn the first stake
correctly The race was given to III,
Sweetheart. The Sweetheart's tim,
was 42 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
THE ORIGINAL.

Fo'ey 4 Co. Chicago, originated Hon
ey and Tar as a threat aud lung rtIit ds .
and on account of the great merit aid
popularity of Folcy's Honey aud Tar una
ny limitations are offe rcd for the genuine.
Ask for FOLEY'S Honey and Tar and
refuse any substitute offered as 10 other
preparation will give the same saii- faction
1t is mildly laxative. 1t contains no opia
persons. Sections p~harmacy, 70smiih 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
Wrestling

e /" g- BONNER, the champion iigh
Eight wrestler of the world. vii
make his first appearance in tn
Bronx at the annual smoker of tn
fremont A G, to be held on Thurs
dav evening, March 2, Mt Ros4bau
Hall, l77th street and Park avenue.
Bothner will meet George Fisher, Of
the New Polo A. a. There will T.,
two preliminary bouts and also ,
vaudeville entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
LOST THREE GAMES
TO THE RAILWAY TEAM.
E. z. Marks Strike Tough Pro.
position Last Wight in
Union County.

Last night the E 2. Marks, Of Sew
aren. went to Railway, where they
rolled in a match game on the Nc
'arty alleys and lost three staight
smes to the Friday Nights of tina
Iace. In the fir st game they lost by
I pins In the secoud by 80 pins sn'
the last by q pins.
The following are the total scores OF
CHI team:
u Marks. Friday Nights.
745 100
$40 800
742 100
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
a SMOKER.

Some talk is heard III regard to the
Perm Amboy Athletic Club hold ing a
private smoker and entertainment for
the members Of the club and Il few
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
$50 to California va The Picturesque
lehlQh Valley RaiIread.

Every day February IS to May Il
the Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell
one way Colonist tickets to any main
line,point,i nC California, Oregon, Washing
ton for $50. Correspondingly low fares
to many other points. For books. time
tables and full information wr te or call
on Lehigh Valley Agent at 10 Smith
St. 10115 2-1S # Sais
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
E. z. MARKS

So far ribs season the Il, q. Marks
bowling team, OF Sewaren, has rolled
90 games. OF these they have wen
thirteen and lost sixteen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
HIGH ROLLERS.

During the p7s' ~eniy-four hon,
TIA following high scores were role
on The Bloodgood a levs: Brooks
!01, 2>3, 2H4 Wariug, eli, an
chatham, Q 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18

Energy all gone? Headaches? Stom-
acl out of order? Simply 4 case Of tor
pid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will
make a new man or woman of Won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
From Atlantic to Pacific for OnIy 5000

via New Jersey Central and connections
and choice Of three routes. Tickets on
sale daily, February IS till May II,
1908. The New Jersey Central Will
sell from Your home station to any COIN
MOI point in California a ticket, giving
good accommodations, for $1,000, and
make ali arrangements for trip, CHECK
ing baggage and rcserving berths. Per-
sonal attention at transfer junction
points by representatives. VIII route
via Scranton. Buffalo and Chicago or
St. Louis. OF Washington, Chicago OF
St. Louis: or Washington and New Or
leans. Time, five days. Stop-ofls at
Niagara Falls or Washington. For in
formation and folders write to La L.
Whyte, District Passenger Agent, As
buIy Park, n. J.. l00J6 PHI Ct cod
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18


Next Thursday night the Amarite
bowling team and The E 2. MARKS,
of Sewareu, will roll at Sewaren. Tn
An.Rlites will roll against the W. A.
A. Of Wood bridge on B~loodgood's
alleys March /, and March ? the ANA
rites will 20 to EltingVille, s J.
Monday nirht the Interstate League
rowling team will meet at p asant
Plains, s. l., to roll up t. o scores on
the alleys ct the Amioitia Associa.
ton.
Should Be Let Rot.
Too many quarrels are picaed before
they are ripe.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-18
0deu Sails For NoDles.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Ex-Governor
Odell, with Mrs. Odell, their son Bryan
and daughter. sailed today on the
steamship Princess Irene Of The North
German LLOYD line for Naples.