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II Cures Colds. Coughs. Sore Throat, Group.
Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and
Asthma. a certain cure for Consumption in first
stages and a sure reliefin advanced stages. Use
at once. You will see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Sold 10y dealers every
where. Large bottles % cents and 80 cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
SCRAPPERS FOOLED THE
new BRUNSWICK POLICE
Sports from Surrounding Country
Saw Fight at the County Seat
Last Night.

A number of sports who are inter-
ested in sparring and fighting match
went from this city and surround
ing towns to New Brunswick last
night to see a fighting match between
Hugh, better known as Texas, NC
Ardle and a man named Sharkey.
The crowd left here at $50 O'Clock
and it is understood that in the early
part of the evening a concert was Civ
so that the police would not get
on and that at II o'clock the fight
started. in the first round neither
man seemed to get in any punches,
but in the second round Sharkey had
warmed up and, according to all re-
ports. he certainly did do good work.
He landed an upper cut on Texas y
Jaw, and then came on with a punch
knocking a tooth out. He followed
with a quick punch in the right eye
and McArdle went down and out.
The fight was then called off, it is I'M
.derstood. McArdle is well known
here. He is a special policeman at
lached o the city marshal's Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
LETTER TO ROOSEVELT.
Pennsylvania Governor Asks for
Federal Investigation of Bank.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. 26.-Gov-
erllor P~ennypacker last night made
pubic the following copy of a letter
which he has sent to President Roose-
Velt asking for Il federal investigation
INTO the affairs of the Enterprise Ma
tlonal bank of Allegheny:
The Enterprise National bank, doing
business in Allegheny, has recently
failed, having ut the time among its
deposits S1,U30.O00 of the moneys of
this commonwealth. These moneys
were deposited upon the faith of the
stability OF the institution. arising
through its organization as Il national
pallk, n because Of these deposits
the commonwealth is much Interested
IN the ascertainment of the condition
of its financial affairs.
Our commissioner of banking has
no control over it and no power 10
make any such investigation. Since ii
was organized under federal law and
subject TO your supervision | write 10
ask that Il full, complete and careful
investigation may be made so that ev-
connected with the condition
Of its affairs and the causes which
led TO such condition may be fully
disclosed. / ann ready to render all
The assistance in my power to secure
I tlorougAaseegtainment of the facts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
i'm NEWARK
Great Pageant of Masqueraders and
Floats TO Take Place.

Extensive preparations are being
made in Newark for the coming Hal
loween carnival, which will make the
evening of October 81 memorable.
The railroads entering Newark from
towns within about fifty miles Will
run excursion trains and charge on
ly a single fare for the round trip,
enabling thousands to so at little eX-
pense to see the great spectacle which
has been planned by the enterprising
citizens. There is to be nothing of
the street fair character in this cell
cbration. There will be no business
advertised in any way. 1t will be
purely Il carnival of fun and beauty.
1t is expected that more than 49,
600 mummers will be in line, every
one of them, even the musicians, to
be masked and in costume. Probably
fifty floats, allegorical, mystic or
humorous, will be in the great pag-
cant, and there will be upward of
one hundred organizations.
The Examinations will be elabor-
ate. and more than 5000 lights will
festoon Military Park and it's vicin-
ity.
There will be a gorgeous Court of
Honor, where the Queen of the earn
ival will receive the King, after the
mayor has presented him with the
golden key with which he will open
wide the city.
Ample grandstands will be provid-
ed on which seats can be had to view
the spectacle at a nominal price, say
seventy-five cents. Applications Nfor
seats may be sen to headquarters,
S2S Broad street.
Masque balls will be held at
K~rueger's Auditorium, Colosseum
and Harburger's Hall. These will be
gorgeous affairs, and will be attend
ed by thousands. The price of adj
mission range from 81 down to TWEEN
ty-five cents.
The parade is expected to start at
about s o'clock, the balls two hours
later.
Special trains will be run very late
at night to enable, those desiring TO
see the fun till past midnight to re-
main until the wee hours of morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
CHARGES ACAINS-
PLAINFIELD {.
CounCiImen Accuse Him of H.
ton and Political DEALINGS
Sue for Damages.

PLAlNFIELD, Oct. 2G:-i
charges against Chief of polio
rick S. kiely form the basis of
sational report made by the c
manic police committee at a
meeting of the Common q
Tuesday night. The report eli
Chief Kelly with being wilfullt
ligent in enforcing liquor ordinl
with frequenting places where
icating liquors are sold while on.
with unduly neglecting to pay
debts. with intoxication, with I'd
llng a persn not n member o
force to exercise control over
oners confined in the city Jail.
collecting political assessments
members of the police force, ais,
Letting a large reward for an
officer of the force and making n
count of the same, with permi
on the day of the primaries the
ployment of officers of the fore,
the distribution of ballots favo.
to certain powerful political i
ences.
In its report the police comm
says that it could not hold
kiely to the faithful performant
his duty where ii did not meet
the approval of Andrew McCal
who, they allege, seems to COZ
the politics of the fourth ward
TO be the political leader oil
whole city.
Chief Kelly announced yeste
afternoon that Il civil suit ag;
.ouncilmen Tyler and Bullock w
instituted at once for dana
Kelly denies the charges
and says that he is willin
to his record. Andrew Nc
iell also denies the accusations n
against him and declares that he
the accusers TO prove the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26

FOR a month. which costs twenty-five
cents means fifty votes for anyone
you say A subscriber for two months
at Hlty cents, means 10. votes; four
months for 81, gives 200 votes and
every SS for one years subscription
counts 600 votes. The contest closes
December 81. Already several have
Signliied their intention of going in
TO the race. Who wouldn't? 1t is
me chance of a lifetime to get a
handsome piano without cost to YOU.
II anything is not clear to you con
corning the conditions write to us or
can at the office and we will cheer
fully explain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
JOSEPH STANFORD HURT
Cousin or the Late Californian Seri-
.0nsly Injured In a Run AWAY.

Joseph Stanford, of East Orange.
formerly of this city, a cousin of the
late Leland Stanford, of California,
lies In the j. Hood Wright Hospital,
IN New York, with a fractured skull.
win William Eedy, Mr.. Stanford
was out driving, when the horse took
fright at l3Sth street and Edgecomb
avenue, New York, and ran away.
At Hist street a front wheel of the
light runabout struck that of a heavy
truck, and both men were thrown
out.
Eedy was not so badly injured as
his companion, although he received
u number of bad bruises. He, too,
was taken to the hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
EPWORTH LEAGUE MET
AT NEW BRUNSWICK.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 26:-
New Brunswick was the Mecca yes
terday OF men and women prominent
ly identified with Methodism in the
New Brunswick district of the New
Jersey Conference. The. seventh an
nual convention of the New Bruins
wick district, Epworth League, was
IN progress in the First Methodist
church, and delegates were present
from nearly every Epworth League
chapter in the district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
DO YOU WANT A PIANO?
Evening News Will Make Two Hand
some Christmas Presents.

Are you interested? That piano and
p~honograps the EVENING NEWS is
going to give away are on ex-
hibition at the Ludwig music store in
smith street. They are the real ar
ticle and can be tested at any time.
The NEWS isfgoing to give these
TWO handsome instruments as Christ
mas presents. The person getting the
most votes gets the piano, the second
highest, the photograph.
Nothing can be casters than the
method offered for securing these
VALUABLE presents. There are no cou-
pons to be clipped. One subscriber
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
BOATSUP
AGAINST TIDE.
Hard to Manage the Crafts and
Trips Took an Hour or
More.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26:AEvery
boatload of passengers that left the
new ferryboats at both st. George
and the Battery after Z O'Clock last
night cheered themselves hoarse. 1t
was not enthusiasm over the new
ferryboats. 1t was enthusiasm over
"a tfii ended. Some of the trips con
sumed an hour and a half, when the
schedule called for twenty minutes.
Few of the boats loaded and unload
ed passengers from one side to the
other in less than an hour.
The trouble came through a strong
tide that swept around Robbins Reef
at st. George, and around Governors
Island at the Battery at a rate of
four miles an hour. The night pilots
were not accustomed to the cranky
ways of the new boats. One after
another the pilots would drive their
boats at the slips, only to be caught
by the tide and swlrled a quarter OF
a mile away. Frequently three boats
were to be e awaiting their turn
at the uncertain task of aiming for a
slip and hitting IT.
On the New York end the boat
that missed the slip was carried all
the way around Governors Island.
Such a trip more than equaled, in
time, a run to st. George. 1t was
the luck of many a boat to loop the
loop" as the passengers called it,
and arrive back at the slip to find
two other boats trying to ''shoot the
chutes'' into the slip.
1T will be six months before
things are running smoothly" an old
captain said. The boats are new,
and a boat is as queer as a gal
Every pilot knows that. We won't
get perfect service until the other
slips are finished"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
DISTRICT COURT.
Panel Summoned for Jury But |
Was Discontinued.

In the district court this NOR
a panel had been summoned fl
jury in the landlord and tenant
OF the Kruger Brewing Compan.
Paul Elmer for possession, for t
months rent, but the case was
continued because of a technicaln
regard to rendering payment ole
day on which the case is returre.
j. e. Stricken represents the plaff
and G. j. Plechner, the defenda
Judgment for $93.O2 was rened
on the affadavit in the suit of son
Schwartz, ct al, VS.. John Hosbr.
The s. of Patrick A. GaynNs.
John Chakowsky was. discortinl.
Testimony was given by a moer
Of the firm of Henderson Broth, as
to the desirability of their conct
Domey Cerulo.
There were many aijournmeL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
CRY BRIEFS


An important meeting of the
Hod Carriers Union, Local No. ~
was held in the Adelaide building.
l3S Smith street. last night.
Members of Middlesey Counc
American Mechanics, held a well al
tended meeting in the jefferson
building last night.
"A meeting of the Raritan Club
was TO have been held last night.
in the club rooms in fiigh street. but
was postponed until tonight.
-lhe lire whistle at the Raritan
copper Works was sounded this
morning about 1890 O'Clock. AT
me oifice a NEWS reporter was told
tnat it was for a drill of the com
pany fire force.
-Ihls mornings heavy northeast
dow brought the mercury tumblinp.
down n the effect was felt espec-l
rally on the water and along the
shore.
a man who said that his name
was 9. M. Reed and that he lived I'm
Perth Amboy obtained 81 under false
pretenses from the st~enographer in
FRANZ Nelson's law Office at 80 Wall
street, New York, October 13.
Painters are at work on Mrs. f.
J. B.. KelIey's residence in Rector
The local police have been noti-
he'd OF a robbery at a tailor shop in
Plainfield Tuesday night when eight
suits of clothes and some o~vercoats
were stolen.
Rather cool for open trolley cars
yet the Public Service ran then
today on the local lines. Many men
On their way to the factories had to
ride in them or walk.
Some time ago the NEWS told of
cows that gamboled on the lawn
Of the public library on Jefferson
street, and TO- some horses of an J
literary turn of mind have
it into their equine craniums
o also run about in the literary at {
n~osphere, much tothe chagrin OF the 1
lDrary janitor. A complaint against {
ne trespassers was registered with
he police this noon.
The curbing has been placed in
ront OF the twin Lincoln and Pro- I
ectlon IRE house on State street !
repairing to paving blocks. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
EPWORTHIANS MEET.
Delegates from Simpson M. (. at
Elizabeth Convention.

Several delegates of the Epworth
League, of Simpson M. F.. church,
attended the annual convention of
the Epworth League of the Elizabeth
district, held at Grace church. Port
Richmond, today. Among the dele-
gates were Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Har-
rington and Miss Marie Craze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
Get ConI Here.

1t is understood that a contract is
to be made between the Lehigh Val
ley railroad and the city Of New York
for the supplying of coal to the new
Island ferryboats and that a
coal elevator will be run between st.
George and the local docks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
LEADERS, ARE
NOW ALARMED.
in Hudson and Essex
County Gives State Com
mittee a Scare.

TRENTON, Oct. 26:-The state
leadersa~aTssTeally disturbed over the
situation fHz Essex and Hudson. They
have been upset for some time. but
could see nothing they could do with
out making things worse. This il
partiGllafiy true of the state commit
tee. For that body to interfere with
any Of the county conflicts would be
contrary to,ss precedent and might
make Il state matter out of a purely
local fight. Besides, the state com
mittee might ind itself in the same
kind of disrcpute with the public that
the Essex county committee is.
In truth, the Essex committee is
proving o and more bothersome
to the leaders. While they say moth
ing officially. some of them are talk
ing very frankly as individuals. The
Lentz meeting in Orange Monday
night is regarded as not having mend
ed matters. The majors speech is
especially criticised, if it is rightly re-
ported, because he said nothing about
the candidates, except in a half slur-
ring way. His scarcely concealed at
tacks on equal taxation and limited
franshises, in view of the strong in
of the republican county
convention, which the major attended
and apparently approved, were GER
-ainly in bad taste, according 10 the
opinion of his critics here.
DO the major and his friends really
intend to support the party ticket in
essex? That is a question heard
N every side, and it is one that shows
he solicitude of the leaders. If the
feeling that exists and which
to be growing is going to man
FEST itself at the polls, it will only
make things worse in the legislature
ext winter. If the county commit
had refrained from taking any
ctiYe part in the campaign. the out
)ok, so 1t is believed, would have I
cen better. The candidates would [
ave felt that the organization was, {
t least, not hindering their efforts.
tut, as it is, there is danger of an 5
Their clash before election, and OF
IhiN Hbolt BtiDllt u"lltIdICCS llldl VIII .
lcrease the sentiment. I
Some of the organization men are '
eginning to talk in an unpleasant [
One of them said yester- 4
and he stands high in the ranks: v
1t is getting SO that a man in order
vote for Colby must be very good. a
hat is required if you want TO quail I
y with that crowd. / am afraid b
lnnot attain the necessary range of I
)odness and will therefore have to |
sfrain from voting for the Colby $
indicates. | won't vote the demo q
attic ticket. Just now my inten- a
on is to stay at home or take a trim G.
| election day"
1t is easy to see how such talk as
is is disturbing the big party man
,ers. Whatever they may think of
e republican candidates, they can q
IT tolerate anything that might help
e democrats. A democratic vic
this year. which would split the
sislature, would be exceedingly
ngerous. 1t would imperil the a
ances for electing a United States ju
nator in 1907 and a governor the of
ar after. A break in Essex or Hud- p;
that was carried to the polls m
'uld demoralize the party all over co
= state. re
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26

To Meet Roosevelt at Key West.
HAVANA. Oct. 6 At II meeting OF
Americans and Cubans held last night
il was decided that a large party OF
them would go to Key West to pay
their respects to President Roosevelt
when he touches there. Governor Nj
ncz has promised to go AMI provide the
city's band % music. President Palma
las becn aplsised OF the project.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
IN Like Trying to Get Rid OF DnndruR
Without Herpicide.

WITHOUT kaerplcfde.
Did you ever see any one irving TO
wash themselves without soar or
water?
him?
It Is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid OF Dandruff and TO prevent Bald
ness ~ feeding the germs which cause
it, Will 'Canthrarides. Vnseline, Glycer-
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most So
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide is successful be.
cause it attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t IS the original and only genuine
scalp gernicidc manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicioe Co.,
Mich.
G. A. SEXTON, General Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26

OGDENSBURG. y. Y. oct. 26.-The
Fortieth Separate company of Ogdens-
burg was notified by Adjutant General
Heath that ii had been awarded the
first prize Of the Third brigade for the
highest figure of merit i'll rifle prac-
tice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26
EyangeIistic Campaign.

HNNHtIV OHIIFdlE1.
injecting of the joint committees
union evangelistic services to
in this city in December. will
kfor next week and plans
I'd for the services, which will
eonducted by Rev. Harmon II.
McQuilken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-26

Garben's drug store, 81 Hall av-
enue is a branch Office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where want" Ads.
are received
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
CONDUCTORS TAKING
UP FORGED TICKETS
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN Off
GALS INVESTIGATING m HOPES
or BEING ABLE TO PROSECUTE
TIE PERpETaAToRs.

Forged tlokg,s over che Colorado a
Southern for points between Denver
and Fort Worth. Tex. are reported 10
have been discovered aud 20 have been
taken up By conductors. says the Den.
YER News The ailrnad company Is
now cndeavOrInE 20 trace che uckci $
ard IND ont who o. guilty of the fraud.
In The event that the person or per.
slns Who executed the iorrcrics can
be foghd, Il h said that rigorous preas.
Cution will result.
Western railroads have had much
tuonhlo with tickct forgcrs In Denver.
and tho tickets are believed to have
been issued by scalporH In this city
Tho railroads have. through tho Pink
crion detective agency and their pri'
vato special operatives. prosecuted Ger.
tain brokers, but have failed 10 secure
conviction. Il Is believed that the
scalpera who DO this work have DO.
come bold by rc"son OF their apparent
Immunity from punishment aud arc
beginning 70 opo ate again on a large
scale.
In many Instances. the tickets are
not taken up by conductors, and the
forgery a. not discovered until they
come into the main Offices of che road
Ia these cases % d. douhly dlhicut 90
trace the criminals guilty Of the fraud
and The loss to the railroad Is great
The railroads are determined 10 put a
stop 30 the Practice. aud that arrests
Will grow OUT Of the recent cases n
snid Co be a certainty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
SANTA re ROAD rs
BUILDING NEW LINES

the santa Ne system is building SOW
ofal new tines this year Ia the south
wet
rho branch from Kirbyynle, Tex. east
forty-nvc mites Co neRiddcr, Ia. "a point
on the Kansas city southern. ia being
rapiaiy completed. u VIII penetrate the
Louisiana pine belt. Contract o. now
boiug lot Tor the bid bridge across the
sabine river
Grading has been done on an extension
of the ~ ocnix a Eastern frum Winkcl-
man To- pudlcyNlllc. in the Salt River
valley, Arizona. Near budlcyNiiio ~ the
noted mountain pass Cor which tho sautu
Ne and "a competing railway have been
Contcuding in the courts
Tho Indian territory branch from owns
so 90 Tulsa Will be- opened thia spring
Although only thirtegn miles long % VIII
give the Santa Re access 90 very rch
territory.
rho Arizona a California railway o.
now building west from Wickcnburg.
Aria, "a station on the Santa Ne south OF
Prescott The track has been finished FOR
a distance OF seventeen miles Grading
has progressed twenty-Vlght miles fur
Their This branch viii open up value
able mining district whose development
has been retarded by poor transportation
facilities.
Other lines have been surveyed 10
Texas. New Mexico ana Arizona, but the
above are the only ones whore dirt b.
actually dying or rails have been laid.
Part OF the recent N1,uo1o0 bond issue
of the santa 90 may eventually be- used
Go build some of the new links which
are needed for q moro economical hand
ung Of overland freight. such as tho Aho
pass cutoff near ALBUQUERQUE ihc
problem ia a. get lower grades without
.ncrrusing the distance too much
An order Tor some new equipment was
placed tac other day hy the Santa ne.
AZ compriFea seventy Ave locomotives,
a.Rp freight cars and sixty passenger
coaches ana postal ears, al 90 be- dellv-
cred within tho next four months. fif-
teen at the new engines arc Atlantic type
balanced compounds. thirty Pacific typo
balanced compounds, and thirty Santa be
type This biz expense, nEgrcgatlpg more
than SsNQpWn. la incurred Va order that
growing traffc may bo handled promptly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
FORMER NEW MEXICAN
M SERIOUS TRouBLE

A New York Telegram says
Thomas q. Condor. a prominent a..
ioruey. has been arrested Ia this ely
for alleged misapprOpriatlon Of
funds. ~ is said thar the shortage
amounts so $4,000, money which bad
been intrustcd 20 him FOR Investment.
(C0adon viii bo remembered by
the peopls OF New Mexico a. the pro
mOtor VI tho Silver City A Northern
railway, a. present known as tho
Santa Rita branch ~ the Santa Fe.
Condor Offered 20 build the road ffum
silver City provided that the town
would raise a bonus Of 1000. A
canvass WAS made but the necessary
amount could not BIZ raised ana Con
don started the road from White.
water Later the line sent into tho
hands ~ receiver and VAS bought
40 BY ihe Santa 70 people. Condor
Was also Interested ~ promoting a
wiuins deal Ia the Cooks Peak dis
fFiDf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

broad Of shoulder and iongih Of limb
a. he bruthcrs, W. 3. ana John FULLER.
ton. Tho latter h chief Of tho terri.
torial moun I'd police
Rev. Thomas ilarwood says no doce
not believe IN wrestling aud boxing
matches, nor even IN base ball. but
amer all. since they had 10 wrostle,
he ~ slad that hls nephew Arthur
Upton. OF Las Vegas. threw the Jap.
Young Upton 10 attending the naval
academy ~ Annapolis. and has be.
come famous by recently throwing a
Japanese professor OF iiu iitsu IN a
wrestling match
The meetings az the Highland Meth.
odlst church are increasing IN attend.
anco. Rev solio had the largest
congregation last nlght 10 hear him
that he has had any night since che
meetings began. Ills text was from
Luke 18th chapter 10th verse. and
subject Two Kinds ~ Sceptlcism.
and hia sermon was very Instructive
Great interest was manifested Two
who were present came forward for
prayer and two ioinod the church.
After the CONGREGATION bad been as.
missed thiriyalx persons remained
for an after song and prayer service.