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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-12-14
in cows.

There are several things to look for IN a
case of chronic Indigestion in a COW. Pos
sibly tuberculosis is present and If it is
suspected the COW should be removed from
among the other animals and be closely
examined by an expert veterinarian. Then
there may be some organic disease of the
stomach or there may be some foreign
substance in The second stomach. When Il
ccw suffers from chronic Indigestion 1t is
wise to call n veterinarian in order to as
certain how serious the trouble Is. Again,
II RAY he that the trouble is not so serious
as thought, in which case a change in
food, plenty of fresh water and exercise
and q little medicine will relieve the
trouble. Try this remedy: When the at
tacks come on give the animal a PINT of
caster oil mixed with enough milk to make
1t flow readily. After the bowels stop NOV
ing prepare n mixture of equal quantities
of powdered wood charcoal, baking soda,
grcunl gentian and ginger root. In each
feed mix a Tablespoonful of this remedy
and If tho ANNA does not improve under
this she needs the doctor.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-12-14
POTATOES FROM SMALL SEED.

thOfU X
Considerable argument is rife among
writers as to the relative value of small
and medium or large tubcrs for use as
seed. 1t is claimed that the small tuhcr
Will oftei. Generally. pcrhapsp produce as
large and fire results as the larger :uhcrs
used Cor seed. We believe this clam is
open TO question at least beyond the FIRST
generation for ii = safe to say that de-
generation can only be the result from
planting the small suhcrs n number of sea-
sons IN succession. This seems to be a
logical conclusion tc reach. On the ether
hand II is quite as logical to assume that
the fine IN. dunn or large TUDOR. con:i.r-
ing as it must al he vigor and fine pc .nts
of the variety. will produce first class
progeny ard. We believe. this is essentially
the case when t;.c seed tubc-s are selected
from ones own product and selected at
the proper time and properly cared for.
II che seed potatoes are selected from the
bin. be the selection from the small or the
large tubers. in the spring just about the
time they are wanted for use 1t must rot
be expected that they VIII give as good
results as those which have bcen properly
selected in the fall and properly cared for.
There s II decided saving of time, money
ard fertilizer in the careful selection OF
the seed potatoes as any enc will discover
who will take the necessary trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30
BOYS FIND STARVING
tWOMAN IN "A CLOSET

-Four small boys playing, yesterday,
about the partly Gismantled house.
No. 170 Plane street, Newark, heard
groaus coming from a dark closet on
the first lloor. On Investigating the
boys discovered an emaciated woman.
The boys alarmed the neighborhood
and the police were summoned. The
woman was taken to St. Michael's
Hospital, where, after several hours
heroic treatment, she recovered con.
seriousness.
She said she is Mary Brown, home
less and friendless. She had, as near
AS she could recall, gone into the va
SAINT house last Sunday night after
wandering about the streets for eve
raj days until she could no longer
drag her limbs owing to lack of food
and fatigue. She lay down in the
dark closet. she said. in the despair
ing hope that death would come to
her relief
Mrs. Brown will recover, the doc
tors say, and charitable persons are
arranging TO take care Of her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30

aw~-~-a~~--s
Want" Ads, tor the EVENING
NEWS received at f. Killenberger's
store. PAT Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30
GALA EVENT AT
ASBURY PARK ON,
@~~
Dance at The Arcade Brought Out
Tie Fashionable
Set.

-ASBURY BARK, Aug. 30:-Thc
court ball in honor of Queen Titauia
and her royal party brought out the
society element of the North Jersey
coast in large numbers at the Arcade.
There was Il dazzling display Of
gowns and the scene was n of great
brilliancy. Queen Titania was attend
ed by hcrYnine maids court %ietser,
crown and seeptcr bearers, pages,
lord high chancellor, Prince Charm
ing and Princess Cinderella.
After the queen had been seated on
her throne and had greeted her sub
jects, dancing began and lasted until
the early morning hours. Officers of
the army and navy staying at Sea
Girt attended in full uniform, giving
additional brilliancy to the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30

want" Ads. left at EVENING
NEWS branch smces receive prompt
attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30

U DEPT. STORE
400-I02 State st.
OBITUARY.

Joseph Bonalsky died yesterday
afternoon. For several years Mr.
Bunalsky conducted a cafe at Smith
and Goodwin Sti eets, which he dis
posed Of recently. He was forty-thret
years old and leaves n widow and two
CHI ildrcn. The ~obseQuies will take
place Friday morning, and the inter-
ment will be in St. stephens Gene
terry. Two societies will TURF out al
the funeral.
d" The death of Daniel L. Hulsart,
nine years old, a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hulsart, of 1872 Market street,
occurred this morning from diDh-
iberia.
= Interment will be at Matawan to-
morrow morning, with funeral SER
vices at the grave. The funeral will
drive with the body to Matawan via
New Brunswick, IA distance of about
fifty miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30
POLITICIANS
WERE SCARCE.
Former Senator Reed Had Long
Chat With Governor GIOuCes-
ter County WOniesGOvernOr

TRENTON, Aug. 30:-Yesterday
was dull at the state house for a gov
ernor's day and but few politicians
were seen in the capitol corridors.
Former Senator Charles A. Read, of
Somerset county vas among the
few special callers upon Governor
Stokes. The two had a long chat,
which presumably had to do with the
political situation in Somerset, where
Il fight is on between Colonel Joseph
S. Frelinghuysen and former Senat-
or Lewis A. Thompson, for the repub-
lican nomination for senator.
Former Senator Reed declares that
his visit did not concern the Somer-
set situation, and reiterated a former
statement that he is for Frelinghuy-
sen in the contest. But, notwith-
standing his protestations Reed has
been activity Unidentified with the G..
D. p. fractional feud in his county
that his visit was not accepted as
of a purely disinterested character.
Charles has some kind Of a deal
to put through" was a remark heard
Ill INC COITluOT, DuC uC 10 NihS
enough not to put too many people
next to his game"
State Assessor David Baird was
at the state house for the first time
in many weeks. He broke away
from the assessors long enough to
shake hands with the governor and
have a brief chat concerning condi-
tons in South Jersey, which are Civ
ing the leaders here more worry
than most of them are willing to
admit.
David o. Watkins, banking and in
surancc commissioner, followed
closely upon the heels of Mr.. Baird.
Watkins is said to be getting quite
alarmed W the proportions which
the Loudenslagcr fight has assumed
in Gloucester county, and has in
formed his sympathizes that if the
anti-Loudenslager combination is to
be successful it had better not go to
sleep. This fact has been evident
to mist of the frequenters of the cap
itol for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30
RAILROAD MEN MAKE
TRIP THROUGH CANAL
Pennsylvania officials Inspect Del
aware and Raritan
Waterway.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 30:-
Considerable speculation has been
aroused As to the object Of Il trip OF
inspection through the Delaware and
Earitan canal, made yesterday by a
party of Pennsylvania railroad Off
cials. 1t is said that President Cassatt
was one.
About twenty. headed by Canal
Superintendent II. W. Dunn, of Trer-
ton, were aboard the pennsylyaui Il
railroad tug Relief. The trip was Il
deliberate one, the party having ar
rived only at Kingston mt noon, 1t
was not expected that the trip through
the canal would be completed until
late in the afternoon.
In answer TO requests for inforna-
tion as to tn c purpose of the trip, it
was stated that it was merely II peri
odical trip of inspection, and that
there was nothing significant in the
affair. This answer. however, was
accepted with considerable salt by
railroad employees and others who
noted the personnel of the party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30
WILL CONTEST CASINO
PLANS FOR LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 30:-George
V. Chasey, an architect, through his
counsel, Thomas p. Fay, has notified
the city council that he would contest
any plans and specifications adopted
for a casino, The city council recent
ly advertised for plans and specifics
tions for a casino to cost $50, 600, Offer
ing a prize of $50 for the plans ac-
cepted. Chasey's plans won the prize.
: The city council r~eadvertised for
other plans and last night Chasey's,
with three others, was received and
will be examined on Friday. Mr..
Chasey has taken uD the matter with
the State Board of Architects, which
claim that he has a good case. The
city council last night received Mr..
Chasey's communication and placed
it on file. President Baxter says that
Chasey was paid $50 for his plans and
has no further claim On the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30

Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-30
n LOOP.

The members of ST. Paul's Sunday
school, of Tottenville, will have a
trolley ride around the loop n after
noon this week. most likely Saturday
if the weather permits.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
SWITCHMAN KILLED IN
FOURTH STREET YARDS
HEAD WAS SEVERED FROM THE
BODY
H. r. McVey, Recent EmpIoye of the
Southern Pacific Company, Run
Over by Lumber Train Which He
Was Switching Last Night

H. r. McVey, a switchman employed
by the Southern Pacific railroad, was
killed in a railroad accident at Fourth
and Alameda streets shortly after mid
night this morning.
McVey had been working for the
railroad company but a short time
and had been dispatched by Foreman
William Kensella to attend to lum-
ber train at Fourth and Alameda
streets, which was being switched on
the side track at that point late last
night.
AS he did not return for some time
after his work should have been COM
pleted, the foreman of the switching
gang ordered that search be made
The mangled body was found by one
of the men lying across the track near
the crossing at Fourth street.
His head was severed from his body
and the physician who was summoned
declared that nearly every bone in his
body was broken.
McVey leaves a widow and three chill
dren at 1872 Leroy street. His body was
removed to Bresee's morgue
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
"The County Fair"

Manager Morosco has secured FOR
Los Angeles a production of The
County Fair" After many weeks
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
GOODWIN LEAVES HOTEL
BECAUSE OF HIS D0GGIE
Management of Angelus Refuses to
Make Exception to Their Estab-
Iished Rule Affecting CANNES, and
Comedy Artist Moves Out

Until yesterday Nat C. Goodwin,
playing in the "'The Usurper' this
week at the Mason. was a guest at the
Angelus. Now he has taken up his
residence in the western part of the
city.
1t was either his English bulldog
Mike" or the Angelus. Goodwin kept
his dog and the Angelus decided that
it would have to do without the
presence of the actor.
The Angelus extends a warm well
come to the man with good clothes and
the requisite amount of money, but
when he is accompanied by dog
nay. nay, Pauline, the Angelus will
have none of him. This being the case
Nat and his pet, Mike" had to &C
forth from the Angelus into the cold
cold world but they went together. 1t
was the spirit of United we stand
divided we fall"
Goodwin registered at the Angelus
Monday morning. He was told the
rules of the house, but having paid for
an elegant suite of rooms for one day
in advance, he was permitted to keep
them until his time expired.
Tuesday he packed his trunk and
went. There was no i'll feeling on
either side. The management told him
they could not afford to make an eX-
ception of even Nat c. Goodwin, in
asmuch as within fortnight there
would be a necessity for a hotel kennel
to be run in conjunction with the All
gelus. Every permanent boarder In
the hotel would want his or her poodle
AS Goodwin could not think of part
ing with his dog, a friend of years, he
is no longer one of the loungers in the
Angelus hotel lobby.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
NEW DENTAL COLLEGE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Building for University of Southern
California Being Erected at Fifth
and Wall Streets

Students of the University of South
ern California College of Dental Surg
cry will not return to their old haunts
in the Temple block next term, as in
former years, as there are different
things in store for them. A new build
ing will be erected at the corner Of
Fifth and Wall streets and will he
entirely modern in all its appoint
ments.
The lower floor will be used for store
rooms. and the two upper floors will
be used for recitation and laboratory
work.
The inirmary will have thirty-fve
chairs, fitted up with fountains, Gus
pidors, and gas. Compressed air and
electricity will be at every chair in
the operating room.
All subjects. including histology, bac-
teriology, chemistry and metallurgy
will be taught. Formerly the students
were obliged to go TO the medical COL
lege for these subjects.
In the building there will also be a
museum of comparative dental anat-
omy and large library, including the
latest dental publications.
All rooms will have light on four
sides, and the inside finish of the oral
surgery and extracting and impression
rooms are finished in white enamel
and tile.
The woodwork on the second floor
will be of slashed grain Oregon pine
and tiled up the sides for six feet, richly
tinted sand plaster above.
When completed, the building will
accommodate one hundred and seventy
five students. The work of excavation
has already commenced under the sup
ervision of a Mr.. Darling. 1t is said
that Andrew Brown of Curren
City, who is greatly interested in the
school, is the principal hacker of the
building fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
HIS LIFE
IN PRISON CELL
ACCUSED OF HEIN0US CRIME
BY WIFE
HANGED HIMSELF WITH TIE
n. Moonshower, Charged With Forc'
ina His Bride Into House of
Prostitution, Ends Earthly
Troubles in Suicide

With repentance stamped on every
feature of his face. H. Moonshower,
charged with compelling his bride Of
three months to become an inmate of
a house of prostitution to secure money
for their support, was found dead In
his cell at the city Jail by Jailer Hub
bard last night at $50 o'clock. Moon
shower had committed suicide by
strangling himself with a necktie which
he took from his shirt.
When Hubbard made his rounds Of
the Jail at $50 o'clock last night he
found Moonshower, who was confined
alone in the felony cell on the third
floor, hanging from the side of his cell
with his necktie bound tightly around
his throat The jailer rushed into the
cell and took him from his suspended
position. Police Surgeon Quint was
summoned and after a thorough exam
ination said that the man had been
dead at least half an hour.
Moonshower was arrested Monday
morning and charged with felony.
1t is said that he was married about
three months ago in Sacramento and
came to Los Angeles ABOUT May Is. His
arrest was made on complaint of his
wife, who alleges that he refused to
support her and forced her to make a
living for both of them as best she
could, finally forcing her into a house
gtr
her life.
When arrested Monday morning
Moonshower declared that he was sorry
for what he had done and if the police
would allow him his liberty he promised
that he would support his wife and
lead a different life.
In spite of his protests he was booked
| and charged with a felony and confined
on the second floor of the city Jail.
Jailer Hubbard says he noticed that
the man seemed to be downcast and
repentant, and fearing that he might
make an attempt on his life, kept a
close watch on him. He says he made
the rounds of the Jail at $3.50 o'clock
! and at that time Moonshower was lying
quietly on his bed. When he returned
an hour later, the man was dead.
He had taken a strong silk necktie
from his shirt and tied one end around
his neck in a loose knot, the other
being fastened to one of the bars of his
cell, just above his bed. He had thrown
himself over the side of the bed, and
even while his feet touched the floor
strangled to death.
Half an hour before the body of the
dead man was found by the Jailer
Moonshower's wife was in the police
station. At that time she sent tele-
gram to her father in Muncie, Ind.
who is a prominent attorney in that
city, to come to Los Angeles to prose
cute her husband on the charge fol
which he was arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
RAID ALLEGED LOTTERY
AND ARREST PROPRIETOR
FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS TAKEN
BY OFFICERS
Policemen Break Into Quone Wong's
Establishment on Vine Street,
After Watching Chinaman Destroy
Evidence of His Business

Another alleged Chinese lottery was
raided by detectives from Captain
Aubles office last night and evidence
was collected by officers Ingram and
Boyd against Quong Wong, 199 1-2
Vine street.
The detectives say they knew Quong
Wong had been operating a lottery
game on Vine street for the past week.
but after several unsuccessful attempts
at raiding the place, they made re-
course of intrigue last night. and sue
ceeded in landing the proprietor in the
city Jail.
The detectives went to 139 1-2 Vine
street where the suspected lottery was
in progress early last evening. Before
attempting to enter the building, Boyd
assisted Ingram to the roof of the one
story building and then passed him a
pail of water. After Ingram was safely
in his position on top of the building,
Boyd went to the front door and de-
manded admttance. On being refused
he observed the action of the occu-
pants of the room through the key
hole.
IT saw them put bundle of papers
in a little stove and touch a match
to them, said Boyd. II waited few
moments until I saw the blaze flare up
then I gave the word to my partner
and he poured the contents of the
water bucket down the chimney"
After emptying the water pail In the
stove Ingram scrambled from his posi-
tion on top of the house and hurried
to the assistance of Boyd. who was
battering down the front door with a
hammer.
After making several unsuccessful at
tempts at breaking down the door, the
window in the side of the buildings
was attacked by the detectives and an
entrance was soon effected.
About five hundred charred lottery
tickets were taken from the stove,
where an attempt had been made to
destroy them, and fully as many were
secured from a drawer of a table in the
establishment. Quong Wong was the
only person arrested, although at least
a dozen men were standing around the
room when the policemen effected their
entrance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
THREE BURGLARlES ARE
REPORTED TO THE POLICE

Colonel Eddy, proprietor of the An
gels Flight. reported to the police
yesterday that burglars had entered
his power house by means of skele-
ton key and stolen $12 in cash and $25
worth of tickets. AS the tickets are
valued at just one cent apiece a detec-
tive will be detailed to watch for a
man who rides on the flight with 25OO
tickets in his pockets.
Mrs. M. f. Garner, proprietress of
the Granville apartments, 225 North
Olive street, reported to the police that
a burglar entered her hotel some time
Monday afternoon and stole S2l In sill
yer from her writing desk, s. In gold
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
INTERPRETATIONS

Los Angeles Sanatorium: Directors
A. J. Saunier. R. H. Burton, F. B
Comport. Capital stock $25,OOO, with
$500 subscribed
Pasadena Lodge No. 151, Ancient
Order of United Workmen: Direc'
tors, John Allen, S. f. Allen, w. j
Hess, M. Sanderson, George Boston
Burton Orr and Burton Garfield NJ
capital stock.
Franco-American club: Directors
Jean Doree, Jean Raffet, Ernest Du
bourg, Louis Andre, Paul Sanbion o
Los Angeles. No capital stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
OXFORD WILL CONFER
DEGREE ON DR.. OSLER
nv AssOclated Press.

by Associated IIeSS
OXFORD. England, June 6.-The con-
vocation Of the university proposes 10
confer ON DR.. William osler the degree
Of doctor of medicine, and also the
honorary degree of doctor Of letters on
Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve. professor
OF Greek at Johns Hopkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07

from the room Of guest and consider
able miscellaneous jewelry.
Mrs. E. P. Clarkson, who resides at
1907 West Pco street, reported yester-
day that a burglar entered her apart
ments during the afternoon and stole
a gold watch. AS yet no arrest has
been made.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
LONG BEACH GIRL
FALLS FROM CAR
Miss Armstrong Seriously Injured by
Taking Headong Plunge
Into Darkness

Into Darkness
Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, June 6.-Miss Esther
Armstrong, aged seventeen, daughter
of w. Hardin Armstrong of Crescent
avenue, was seriously injured by a
fall from a Pacific Electric car here
Sunday night. She had just returned
from a trip to Los Angeles, the car
stopping at Ocean and Magnolia ave-
nues, Long Beach. 1t is said that be-
fore Miss Armstrong had collected her
parcels and started to alight the con-
ductor switched the trolley pole off,
leaving the car In darkness. The young
woman slipped on the steps and
plunged headong to the ground. DR..
j. w. Wood was called. He found that
the young woman's back was wrenched
and that there were evidences of in
ternal injuries.
A thorough auditing of all city books
is likely to be the result of the charges
filed against City Marshal ]. j. Conklin
by Policeman Folsom yesterday. The
patrolman claimed that the marshal
had appropriated money belonging to
the city. The trustees thought 1t would
be a good thing to have the marshaPs
accounts gone over and while they were
at it have other officials accounts in
vestigated. There has never been &
thorough auditing of any city records,
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Many a man works his friends so that he
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07
Study Circle Elects Officers

The closing meeting of the year of
the Child Study circle of the Twenty
fourth street school was held yester-
day afternoon. Prof James A. Foshay
addressed a large audience. A resolu-
tion was adopted to be presented to the
school board commencing certain por-
tions of the course of study relative to
humane education and advocating
further development along this line of
work. Officers to serve for the coming
year were elected as follows: Mrs. H.
w. Force, president; Mrs. o. G. Con-
ley, vice president; Mrs. G. L. Getz,
secretary, and Mrs. Ora Taylor
treasurer.
HHa,,. a strong man q maid weekly
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07

Many strong man is paid a weekly
salary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-07

spent in telegraphing and letter writ
ing the local manager at last succeeded
in securing the much coveted privilege
and Immediately began preparations
for a production of the piece for the
coming week. The effects have already
been secured and preparations are
going on at a merry rate for one of
the most ambitious presentations the
play has ever had in this city.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-17
Notice of Hearing Petition

In the probate court of ella county
Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of Rich
ard Welch, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that George
5. Andrus, administrator OF The above
entitled estate, has filed in this cour,
his petition praying for an order tc
inter into an optional bond for the sale
Of certain mining property belonging
20 said estate. and that the same will
be heard or Monday, the 18th day OF
August, A. ID. 1905. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. at the court
room of said court, in Globe. County OF
ella, Territory of Arizona, and all per-
sons interested in said estate are no
tined then and there to appear and
show cause. if any they have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted
Dated August End, 1905.
2t p. c. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-17

Cafe Parlor Cars nail Trains. Meals
served a la Carte.
Sleeping Car Tickets for the Drum
mers Special on sale at Tombstone.
Ma co, Bisbee, Douglas and FL Paso
CITY Office until g pm. After 6 D. m.
at Depot.