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Elephants In uganda.

Elephants In Uganda have pccli-
liar aspect that [ have not noticed
elsewhere" writes Il traveller. "Thcy
cover their bodies. as II protection
against flies. with the bright red vol
chnlc dust contained in the soil. This
gives them remarkable appearance,
as. instead of being slaty gray. as in
the Nile valley. thcir color. when thus
covered with dust. resembles that OF q
chestnut horse"
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An Idle plhrnsr.

There is one sentence in the English
langnngc that has an easy time, ana
there Is no prospect OF its ever being
oVerworkcd. 1t is composed of these
four words, at was my fault."-JcwclI
City CKan) Republican.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

The admirers Of the Russian navy
The Tact tia; the fleet did moi become
confused and disortlcrc'l until aiic,
,hc sinking ui Iioicstvcnsky's na.ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

y press dispatch tolls how North
Carolina tornado and hail storm killed
thousands Of English sparrrws. Thus
is vin,ll.Hted Inc old saying that its
an ill.wiiid hat blows nokudy good"
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SATURDAY. JUNE 3, 1905.
DR.. MACARTHUR TO THE RESCUE

Rev. Robert Stuart MacArihur. u.
d. OF Calvary baptist church, New
York. is out in an article in the EX.
ainincr, baptist publication. in which
he declares that The attacks recently
made upon .Ichn ID. Ruckcfcllcr in
connection with In $lO0,0c0 gift to
missions, is coarse. cruel and perhaps,
criminal. lie also secs in lie criticism
OF the Standard Oil kin. Il malignant
attack upon he liIptiS, denomination.
lie Protests, against TIE conicnna-
iiun of our churches by these -uw-
al,lly AMI unjust attnckS,' declares
that no one knows better than Mr.
Rockefeller that he cannot buy The NJ.
prevail of l'ap,isis by his millions
that Baptists wuuld advocate his en-
po'3inn from the church if ii were
proved that he had acquired his mon.
cy dishonesty ar by means morally
pr socially de.tructivr.
lie adds that he has investigated cor.
tain business; transactions which have
been iicrcrly denounced lhy MIR. ItGcl;c.
lrllcr's critics and has found ,lci,: in
accordance with the highest standards;
Il commercial morality. MIR Re- H..
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u,ir,takcn Il pretty large contract
lie certainty must be acquainted with
with The fact that Zach congregation
in his denomination is Il separate anil
distinct entity and that only ,hc mem
L,rshp of Inc church TO which Mr.
Rackefrlcr belongs would have wor'
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

There is at least ground fur The slIs
piCi"n that The anarchist who attempt
cd To assassilIntc King Alfonso and
President I.nmhct is IL Russian.
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His ConCIUstOu.

Knickcr Jones has joined debating
club. Rocker No? Whom did he mar
ry? Brooklyn Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

We arc informed that tho people Of
s.. Petersburg have lost confidence in
tho old aphOrism to the effect that
mo news is good news"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

He that dcspairs degrades the Deity.
Z Feltham.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
Reported to the Water Commissioners Last M
that Everything Would be in Shape to II
Water Into The Twenty-four inch Pipe-- II
Clark, the Newly Appointed Commission
Took His Seat

At the meeting of the Bo,
Water Commissioners, last
Engineer Mason reported th
new water main will be finish
morrow. 1t may be done by d
The contractors have but little
remaining. AS soon as the main is
complete. the water will be turned on,
and the old and new mains thorough
ly tested. When.it appears certain that
the pipe is in perfect condition, the
Eagleswood pumping station can be
shat down. The only permanent RENE
dy for the final closing down of the
Eagleswood station, however, will be
the completion of the new reservoir,
for which preliminary plans are out.
Engineer Mason will defer the pre-
paration of final plans until the new
main is entirely complete and in
working order.
One of the commissioners suggested
that the approval Of the Board, OF
Aldermen Of the reservoir scheme be
asked for at once, and bond issne
requested for the work, but it will be
deferred until the water is gotten
over to this side of the river. y
The new twenty-four inch main has
been in use from Runyon to q point
but about fourth of mile from the
South Amboy shore of the Raritan,
for nearly month.
T. j. Clark, the new com m issioner,
took his seat.
A resolution was offered that the
Perth Amboy Trust Company and the
Savings institution be made the de-
positories for the water department.
funds. A question was raised as to
its legality, and the matter was re-
ferred to the city attorney for Q
written opinion. When report is req
ceived in the matter. a special meet
ing will probably be called by the pre-,
sident.
First payments were ordered, as fol-
lows: $3.50. 25 to Chris Diederickson
on the Charles street main, and $2Ss
to Jacob Larsen on the Sherman street
main.
Contractor D. j. Currie, who win
build the coal trestle at Runyon, ex-,
pects the piling to be on the ground
next week, and work will be at once
started.
Several reductions in water remit
were granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
ONLY 2
FREEHOLDERS.
SayrevilIe andOuneIIen to Choose
Men TO Serve Until Jan
uary.
Special 10 tie Even,Hg Nesos.

.Sbeeiai 10 tie Evens1g Nesos.
New BRUNSWICK, Jan. 19:-But two
freeholders are lelected in Middlesex
county this spring nut of n total OF
twenty -four in the board These two
are in the borough of Dunellen and in
Sayreville. They will both doubtless
be reelected and will hold office un
til the first day of January, when the
freeholder commission will! go into
Office. The five members of the CON:
mission will be elected on election
day in November next and after the
first of January the present large
board will be reduced TO one-fifth Its
size. All the freehoiders elected at
the last spring election will go out of
Office on January /, 1906, although
they would serve three months longer
if not legislated out O. office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
GREGORY AT
CREENPORT.
Has Been There for a Week Is
Making Repairs Preparatory TO
Make Another Start.

Ii was learned yesterday from Lewis
Nixon representative that the motor
yacht Gregory, which is entered in
the race from Toulon to Algiers, this
spring, and which is later to race
from Havre to New York for NJ.
Chariey's $4,000 cup, is at Green
port, Long Island, where she has been
for nearly week, making repairs
after her encounter with the southeast
gale. as told in the News yesterday
When the toat sought har bor after
the storm, she touched at Westport,
Conn, for few hnurs-not Westport,
Mass as previously reported. From
there Captain Loose took her direct to
Greenport, Long Island, where there
are ample facilities for repairing. 1t
appears that the chief cause for the
yachts return was the leaking of the
matches and skylights, of which the
boat has seven. Most of them open
on hinges, like these on torpedo
boat, and the inside fastenings were
not strong enough to close them tight
ly. When the seas washed over the
little craft in the gale considerable
water made its way below, and,
rather than risk r more serious &C.
cident, Captain Loose decided to re
turn and have them made secure.
One of the yachts boats was
smashed by the :seas which broke on
board. The crew managed to save
the remnant of the boat, and she also
is being repaired 1t was found that
the engines had done their work salts
factorily. The boat will have q trial
spin in Gardeners Bay before sailing
for the other side. Captain Loose and
his crew speak in the highest terms
of the behavior of the Gregory in the
gale. They admit that she was knocked
sbout..a good bit, but declare she is as
safe as an ocean liner, and that they
are fully prepared to continue the
passage in her to tue Mediterranean.
She carries 1900 gallons of gssolene
in her forward tank and $500 in the
after tank. This. it is estimated, is
50 uffioient to carry her 5000 miles at
a speed of seven knots an hour, or B..
300 miles at ten knots an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
SW|TzERS DID NOT APPEAR;
THEIR CASE NON SUITED.
Macan and Piefs0n Were Ready
to Go on With the Trial
No One to Represent
Complainant.
SbeciaIlo the Evenfng Meas.

SbeciaIto Me Evenfng Ne10s.
New Brunswick, Jan. 19:-Tne two
ejectment cases brought b. Mrs
Switzer against John Macan and
against Mncan and J. Fl. Pierson
were this morning non suited, be.
cause of the non appearance in court
of anyone representing the Switzers
E. W Arrowsmith, of Freehold, and
A Ian H. Strong represent Mrs. Swift
zer, but neither was in court at 10
O'Clock when the cases were called.
Captain JamesParker moved foria non :
suit in the cases against Macan, and
G. T. Cowenhoven. in the case against
Pierson and Maoan jointly. One suit
was against Macan, and one against
Macan and Pierson Both non suits
were granted,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
NO PASTOR
WAS CHOSEN.
Congregation,
al Meetings but Way was
Not Clear TO Act.

a meeting of the congregation OF
the First Presbyterian church was
held in the chapel last night, follow
ing the weekly prayer meeting.
Rev. j. M. McNulty, of Wood
bridge. was moderator OF the meeting.
Adrian Lyon, CLERK OF the session,
read the notice of the meeting. This
notice stated that q pastor was to be
elected, IF the way be clear. Judge
Lyon was made clerk of the meeting.
E. W. Barnes, member of the com
mlttee of six appointed to secure q
pastor, announced that the way was
not yet clear to proceeds No action
was t,keH, and the meeting was ad
journed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
LUNAGY CASES.

Special TO tie EveH1ng Meas
New Brunswick, Jan. 19:-Fopr
lunacy cases were heard by Judge
Strong this morning.
Mrs. Kate McQuirk was made q
county charge. Overseer of the Poor
l.. @. Dalton, of Perth Amboy testi-
fed as to the condition of the family.
three children being in the aImshouse
and one in the care of friends.
Miss Mary G. jolly, of Spotswood,
who jumped into the bay at Perth
Amboy, several weeks ago, was al 8
made county charge. Both women
are in the Trenton asylum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
ARCH MAS0NS
ms TAILED.
Ceremony Took Place Last Might
in Masonic Lodge
Room.

Last night at the meeting OF Chapter
No. Al. Royal Arch Masons, the fol-
lowing officers we're installed: Nd. f..
II. p, J. P. Salter; E. X, Conrad
+. Hall; e, s.. Harry Conard; treas
urer, Harry Barnes; secretary. 9. K.
Seaman; Q. of H., d. p. Olmstead ;
P s., F. p. Esterbrook; r. A. c.,
Eugene Gross; NJ. 1st. ", William
Gray; M. End. ", Garret Evans; M.
Sd ", Thomas Dover.
The installing officers we're d. q.
Adams, G. K, and W. H. Sebring,
p. G. H. P, of PlaiDfield. After the
installation the second degree was
worked on few members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
MEETINGS CONTINUE.

the meetings continue at Simpson
NJ. Z. church and Interest is still
manifested. Last nights subject was
"Come and Hear and about every
one in the large congregation testi-
fed as TO what God had done for
them. Miss Derby sang very touch
ingly "Come Sinner Come"
Tonight an interesting meeting has
been planned. Miss Smith will
preach and appropriate selections will
be rendered. Song service begins at
{ 80 o. clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the High School
Athletic Association was held yester-
day afternoon. The spring outlook
for athletics was discussed, and the
following officers we're elected {:
President, Louis Booz; vice president,
Thomas Hanson; recording secretary,
Joseph Hornsby; financial secretary,
Kenneth Martin; treasurer, Prof.
Reed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
KILLED AT RAHwi

Harry Day, of Camden, q
on the Pennsylvania railroads
fatally injured by falling from b.
train at East Railway yesterdaS
morning. One leg was severed. an
he was crushed. He was carried
the freight house at Scott avenue, q
afterward brought on passenI
train to Elizabeth. He died !
being taken from the car to the
blance which was to have taken
to the General Hospital. The
in Martin g morgue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
EDWARD CARTER BURIED
Many Friends Attend Funeral of
Young Man Killed in the West.

4 The funeral of Edward Carter took
place from the home of his father,
Gardner Carer, in East avenue, at
2 'clock this afternoon. 1t was largely
attended for the young fellow was
very popular The funeral was in
charge of A. 4. Garter as funeral dir
ectcr. Rev. S. Travena Jackson
preached the sermon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
STRICKEN ON THE STREET.

A boy about fourteen years old took
a fit shortly before 3 O'Clock this
morning while walking along Smith
street near Reynolds Bros. store.
As The little fellow fell a number of
school children ran to his assistance.
Later he recovered and was taken to
his home in Broad street in one of
Frank Palisi's delivery wagons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
SIMPSON N. E. CHURCH.

On account of the revival ssrV
the regular business meeting Of
ladies auxiliary, which was to
been held tonight, will he post
There will be a children's n
tomorrow afternoon st which
Smith will speak. Tomorrow
the presiding elder, DIR. DAME
eron, will be present and pr
the special service. after VIII
fourth quarterly conference
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
cop WAS COPIED BY A COP.

John Copp ran into cop while
drunk, and the cop, Patrolman J. W.
Meshrow, arrested Oopp. The Copp
who had been copped by a cop will
stop with Sheriff Carman for the next
thirty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
CONCERT TONIGHT

All details are now complete for the
concert. in the high school auditorium,
under the auspices of the Alumni AS.
sociation. a large number of tickets
have been sold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
ARRANGING FUNERAL.

Arrangements are being made to
hold the funeral of Charles Fl. VIII
bur, who died from hemorrhages re-
sulting from running the end of a
rake handle into his eye. The fuheral
will probably be held on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
EU Id NG TRADES BANQUET.

The annual banquet of the Building
Trades Association will take place at
the Hartmann Hotel tonight. Those
in charge have seen to it that every de.
tail for the entertainment of the guests
is complete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
SAW RHODES
AT PRISON.
Local Man Told that II Might be
Possible to Get Him Par
dOned.

A few weeks ago Young man we'll
known along shore, in this city, went
TO Trenton to see JOHN Rhodes, who
is serving term for the killing of
Robert Hartmann. Rhodes is in the
best Of health and is much stouter
than when he was sentenced, He is
boss in charge Of large gang of
painters at the prison and 1t Is said
that he is one of the best prisoners,
giving tie keepers no trouble at ALL
Along shore the rumor was spread
the other day that if 5000 could be
raised a certain lawyer at the county
seat would take up the case Of trying
to get a pardon for Rhodes, and hs
claims that itycan be done. Rhodes
has about two years more to ssrve.
PIANOS At PEDER OLSEN'S
% Smith ST.. the old stand. la 5wks
Situation Want ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
1E = ~ R q J!
FIRED SHOT AT GAR.

ST. Petersburg, An attempt made aassnate the
Gar returning the palace
after having blessing the OF the Neva
The policemen forming his
body guard the nghborood begun for the man
who had fired the shot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
VERGNUEGUMGS' BALL.

All is now in order for the masaue-
rade ball of the Vergnuegungs Club,
which will take place tonight in Braga
Hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
INSANE PATIENT KILLS TWO OTHERS.

Concord ~ H. patient the state insane asylum became
violent morning attacked the other inmates Before he could be
subdued Of the patients and injured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
PiIing Swept Down the River This Morning The
Top Says and Is Expected to Collapse any
Moment Tons Of Ice Backed Up Held by the
Structure and the Strain Is Enormous Break
Is Near Where 1t Occurred Last Year
Neglect Of the reehOders After the Costly Experience Of Last
Winter Blamed for the Disaster Which Again Visits ihs Stuc
s Ice Backed Up Above the Bridge as Far as the Eye Can
Reach While Below is Comparatively Clear.

The county bridge the Ratan river again wreck The
climax morning wen
gave way pngs broke off and pulled being down
The the bridge while had been carried this
without and sgged considerably leaning three four
feet line with the the bridge momenary expected
collapse. The bridge is rendered useless
mild weather yesterday broke the ice the and all last
back bridge The huge cakes
pg night getting beneath the other until
that nothing could the and this morning
believed the will eventually exceed that
year
People have assembled along the river front view the destruction
that will probably be bridge the river
his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19

IT you are out of wor pas an ad
in the Evening News, it will cost CIV
nothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
ALL CASES ADJOURNED.

All the cases " ere adjourned at this
mornings session Of the district court-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19

Inl9 is the second time the
piling of the new Raritan river
bridge has shown that it is not
able to alone Withstand the heavy ice
foes, and about twenty five feet of the
framework has succumbed to the
pressure The top part of the bridge
was not carried away with the DiliDg,
but sagged about three feet below the
proper level of the flooring. The
bridge is washed away near the same
point as last winter.
The piling has for some time shown
signs of weakening, and up to yester-
day, eighteen of the bents, at the side
of tie Filing, had been broken by the
force of the heavy ice pack from above
the ! idge.
The point where the piling is a
,rt distance south of the draw,
where the ice is forced against the
;ructure with heaviest impact. The
! ire is piled thick from shore to
{hore, above the bridge, ard 1t is ex-
peoted that more of the pilipg we're
swept away.
The ica Is piled in some places to a
height of five or six feet, and, from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19
CONFERENCE ABOUT THE P. R. R. STRIKE.

Philadelphia Jam Grand Master Morrse of the Brotherhood o
Railway 1rnmen arrived here O'Clock this afternoon to confer with the
Pennsylvania railroad officials regarding the threatened general strike
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19

tho bHuIos pkCsCuts - istSOiuhtiuR slSHt.
extending, as it does, as far as the eye
can reach.
The force of six workmen, of the
New Jersey Bridge company, the
builders of the three hundred foot
draw, are still at work, although
there is little to do, except completing
several details as to painting and
clearing the draw and putting every
part of the heavy foundation in per.
feet repair.
The river, below the new bridge. is
comparatively free of the ice foes,
and it is certain, that, were the new
bridge not there, nearly al, of the ice
would be down the river and out to
sea, instead of being piled and packed
as it Is.
The bridge was carried away for a
space of seventy five meet on the third
of March last.
A tugboat, this morning, pushed its
way up though the draw, and for q
dis anoe of about $50 feet above, when
her engines were reversed and she
backed down, from danger of becom-
ing fast in the ice pack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19

Do you want to sell anything! Adver
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-19

Situation Want ads. printed free.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published to Comply With the State Law.
AN ORDINANCE
In Relstion 10 Taxes.

II City Of the of Springs
shall
q
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before after the fun eomn the roll the City Council shall
the mills
which
dollars
OF
Il
time
him collected
i'm
In
he o fund
provisions oriinanc repealed
-.- A d.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12


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Is 400
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st wa,etslosea one each 3 fan fam, s - ase 90
feetfro 70 BE- ne standard Irrga.ng be
a s O'Clock p m.
Excessive Of water OF the laws regulating the Idaho
Springs Water Department
Tumber Washer From 500 25oo
When quantity used cubic feet month less isc
quantity from
freuas
quantity iron
quantity from
loo cubic feet
be
All specified
deharsng inch
allowed
be allowed fountain
n
ompshmen single article thing
section Any person or ns tap
mains without the and Of the
reading unecied wh service pipe
Any person apes any specified
provisions
ordinance shall be fined less than five than three
parts
are --
Passed by the CTS Council CITY Of Idaho Springs and approved this
----....-..---day - 1905.
Mayor
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
PROPOSED ORDINANCE
Published TO Comply With the State Law
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing the Seal Of the city Of idaho seri

Establishing the Seal Of the
Be Ordained by o Of
Section The Common Seal Of
field
from each other by raised circular
Of said center n shall be relief the
shovel
relief Of
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