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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
REPORT NOT RECEIVED.
Heated Argument Last Might al
the Meeting Over the Purchas-
inc of the Serum.
TO CONTINUE THE FIGHT.
DR.. Ramsay Explained the Differ
ence Between the Board of Health
Antitoxin and Other Kind.
TO CONTINUE THE FIGHT.

Last night at the meeting of tiie
Board Of Health, held in the council
chamber. Hyman Shragovitz, the
member who is fighting for the pur-
chase of antitoxin in Newark, said
that he had sent to the. State Board Of
Health two vials of antitoxin, one
which he had purchased from Seaman,
local druggist. and the other from
Newark Board of Health. He had re-
ceiyed three letters in reply and he
asked the clerk to read them. The
letters said that the vials had been
received. the test had been made and
the report mailed to the secretary of
the board. The secretary, Charles
MacWilliam, said that as yet he had
not received anything from the State
Board of Health in regards to this
matter.
Mr.. Shragovitz asked that a special
meeting be called for one week from
last night, when the report Of the
State Board-of.. Health could be heard.
but the board did not think this
action necessary
Dr.. Ramsay, the health inspector,
who, as told III the NEWS. was 10
make report at this meeting, did So
He said that Mr.. Shragovitz had the
idea that the local board was in the
habit Of using Board of Health anti
toxin. He said no such antitoxin was
ever USED. for that kind was not made,
to cure, but only to prevent others in
the house, where disease has deve-
loped. from taking it. In regard to
the Board..of Health supplying GER
tain grade of antituxin to be used by
the doctors. DR.. Ramsay said he did
not see how they could do it as the
doctors now used whatever kind the
patient ordered and the Board Of
Health always lacked them up and
Z that to compel them to use only one
kind would not he right.
MIR. Shragovitz said that he had
asked many people who knew all.about
antitoxin what they thought of the
Newark antitoxin, and they had said
il was of the best. He showed letter
from the Board of Health giving list
of the cities which are now supplied
with it, zand also the doctors who use
it.
DR.. Ramsay said Mr.. Shragovitz
might use it on his own children, but
that he DR.. Ramsay, would not let it
be used on his children.
Here the argument became very
t warm. After the inspector had fin-
ishsd, Mr.. Toomey and Mr.. Shrago-
vitz got into an argument
Mr. Shragoyitz told the hoard that
he had all of the doctors in the city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
VICTIM or
A MISTAKE.
John Baynli Was Arrested fol
Stealing Bicycle Which He
Did Not Take.

John Baynli, sixteen years old, OF
Herbert street. was the victim OF q
mistake. being arrested and even
placed under bonds for the grand
jury, on Il charge of stealing bicycle.
He h as since been found to he lnno-
cent.
He was placed under 800 bonds,
which he furnished. yesterday after
noon.
He was charged with stealing BIZ
cycle from Al Cherek. of 372 smith
street.
Last night Shander Ola, another
young man, who lives in the Brick
House at Eagleswood, turned up with
the missing bicycle.
He told straight forward story.
He said that he went for short ride
on the wheel while he was intoxi-
Gated. His fancy took him to New
brunswick, where he took some more
wet goods aboard. He was then an
able to return that night, and he only
got back late yesterday afternoon.
The wheel was returned TO its
owner. The latter, who made the
mistake. did not appear in court this
morning and Ola was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
BIDS IN FOR
THE HEATING
OF SCHOOL l.
Were Received at the Meeting of
the Board of Education
Last Night.
CITY ATTORNEYS VIEW. AWARDING TOMORROW.
, TO bluff Europe with

The Board of Education held an ad-
journed meeting last night and re-
ceived bids for installing the heating
and ventilation apparatus in the pro-
posed six-room addition to school No.
/. Bids were presented by \. s.
Kellogg, OF Newark. and J. F. Burns
& Son, OF this city.
Mr.. Kellogg, bid was for combina-
tion steam and hot air heating, and
also for the sanitaries Mr. Burns
bid is declared to he defective in
that it does not provide for the SAINT
aries and other supplementary work.
Each bidder was called before the
board to explain hi, plans.
President Walker told q reporter
that Mr.. Kellogg's bid is the only real
bid for the work, according to the
specifications.
Mr.. Kellogg offered to do the en-
tire work for S5.379. j. F. Burns 4
Son submitted two bids, one for -.
ls0 and one for 81, 976. according to
the system adopted. Also S2ss ex-
ira. if new boiler is wanted.
+. ". Kelly. of Kelly & McAlinden,
arrived just about thirty seconds after
Chairman Pouisen announced that the
time for receiving bids had closed
The board win meet again tomor-
row night when the contract j. eX-
pected to he awarded to Mr.. Kellogg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
ptALS OF THUNDER.
Something Unusual for This Time
Of Year Heavy Rain
Fell.
SOME CELLARS FLOODED.
Storm Lasted Considerable Time
and Nearly Everyone Was Awak
ened by It Brilliant Lightning.

The first real signs of summer Wis
tied this vicinity last night in the
shape of Il heavy thunder shower with
sharp lightning. Fora starter, it was
very severe and the heavy peals of
thunder awakened nearly everyone.
The lightning is known to have
struck in two places. In South Amboy.
in the early part of the evening. the
Pennsylvania railroad caribarns were
hit and pane of glass was broken,
Later in the night lightning struck Il
barge in the Raritan river and splint-
cred the mast. There was II heavy
rain fall and many cellars about town
were flooded this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
MURDER CASE
is ON TODAY.
Joseph LOngO Accused Of Stab
hing Brescia at Port Read
ing on Trial.
.SbeclaI to fAe kvening Meas.


New Brunswick. Apr. 5:---The trial
Of Joseph Longo for the murder OF
Larry Brescia, at Port Reading.
February y. i ON here today before
Justice Fort. Two South Amboy men.
Oscar Burlew and Frank DeGraw, are
on the jury.
Prosecutor Berdine opened the case
and called J.. G. n BFogger. Jr.. of
Perth Amboy. rs the first witness.
Mr. Brogger testified to making "a
map of the saloon where the murder.
took place. Recorder Pickersgill. Of
Perth Amboy. testified TO taking three
photographs of the scene. The map
and photographs are in evidence
Steve Carmady. bartender in the
saloon. testified that Brescia. Longo
and Peter Jacoby were in the saloon
February %. He heard an argument
in Italian. which he could not UNDER
stand. He understood Brescia to say
What do yon think Of man who
sells barber shop for Sl3o and then
starts u new shop" Longo had sold
his shop 10 Brescia under an agree
ment not TO open another shop in the
vicinity
Carmady told OF the quarrel. of the
men going outside. and Of finding
Brescia, covered with blood. He then
telephoned for the doctor and police.
and then returned to find Bre>cia
dead.
DR.. Julius Nelson. of Rutgers Col
lege. was called TO prove that human
blood was found on the >tilletto aftei
the mur der. This was admitted bS
the defence. and DR.. Nelson was not
put on the stand.
County Physician Carroll testified
that the stilletto went in Brescia :,
neck four inches. cutting the jugulai
vein.
Deputy Coroner Quackenbos> identi
fed the clothes worn 10y Breseia.
Mrs Rosa Constance, sister-in-lay
of Brescia, testified that she foun'
the same stilletto under Longo'> pillow
in Newark. year ago. Long,
worked for her husband, Isadcr Con-
stanzo.
Mike Jacoby testified TO making !
sheath for Loneo's >tilletto thre,
Years ago.
Detective Ferguson testified to max
ing complaint before Justice Wiley
Brescia', widow. Mrs. Lizzie Bres
cia. told of the sale Of the shop by
Longo to her husband.
She testified that her husband ha'
four fingers cut off when he wa
killed
Justice Wiley testified that Longt
told him. even though warned that :
might be used against him. that h,
had killed Brescia.
Officer John Donovan. of Railway
who arrested Longo, said that he con
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
KROUSE TOOK
FRENCH LEAVE.

Some of the creditors of Waldemar
Krause, until recently proprietor of
the crockery store at So Smith street.
this morning received short letter
from Mr.. Krause, dated at Philadel-
phia, stating that he is at present un-
able to pay his bills. The letter states
that he has sold his business to the
Domestic Supply Company, of New
ark, and that he does not know when
he will be able to meet his obliga-
TORS. The letter contains no Philadel-
phia street or hotel address.
Adver tising is the life of trade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
Many Persons from South Amhoy
After New Licenses Wood
bridge Also Figures.
NEW LAW IN EFFECT THIS YEAR.
The List of Licenses as Granted by
the Judge Throughout the
County.
S6eeiaI 10 Mc Egening Meas.

S6efiaI 10 Tie E7'eHiH.S Aez0S.
New Brunswick, Apr. 5; At the
opening of the April term of court the
usual batch of licenses were renewed
by Judge Strong. the greater number
of applications for renewals coming
from Woodbridge.
The applications for license renewed
were as follows:
Woodbridge John Fee, .Jr., Walters
and Wiedhaupt, John NJ. McNulty,
Joseph Kuhn, Stephen Wadzinski, S.
Lovascy, James +. Ragan, Anthony
j. McNulty. John Nash, Jr., Paul
Turek, Henry A. He'll Jr., Edward
J. He'll, William Irvine, Paul Hor-
vath, J. NJ. Sexton, Thomas J. Me-
Dowell .(malt). Henry n. Philipp,
Max Lemberg, William II. Walling,
Albert W. King. Charles Baumlin,
John Mudrak.
South River Joseph Olchoskey,
Charles +. Bachmann, Josiah G..
Voorhees,. Christ Jensen. John Van
Norden, Leopold Krulisch.
lsaritan STIFF Manly. Mike Fedak,
Margaret +. Moore, Peter Feller.
Lester j. t'nderhill.
Cranbury William S. Appleeet,
Albert McNamec, John H. Elliott.
Milltown- Fred Richter, Eleanor +.
Sayr, Katharine Kohlhepp.
Piscataway Lena DAM. Charles II.
Thornton.
Jamesburg Charles Cruger, John
A. Bennett.
Monroe r. r. Vandenbergh, j..
NJ Vandenbergh
East Brunswick John c. Hall, John
". Squires, F. II. Vliet Bartly Nc
Cough.
Madison George Whiteman, James
Graham, Peter X. Hall.
South Brunswick A. c. Mount,
Bray D. Martin.
Sayrevile-Andrew Allgair, Joseph
Allgair, W. Wood Applegate.
North Brunswick r homas Ahearn,
James Gilliland. NJ ]. Francis.
Metuchen John b. McGinness.
E.gan and Lawless, +. Busch.
Dunellen- William I. Taylor
F'orty-eight applications were laid
over for further consideration. all OF
them being new applications to the
court. Forty of the number were
from South Amboy. where heretofore
the borough has granted its own IL
censcs. Under new law these licenses
have to be granted by the com NOR
pleas court and Judge Strong has fixed
next Tuesday for the hearing of thest
applications and acting upon them.
Of the remaining eight new applica
tions Il remonstrance has been file d by
Lawyer I. Booraem against the grant
ing of the applications of lsadol
Schwartz, of Woodbridge. The protes'
is made on the ground that there ar,
already on Woodbridge avenue, where
Mr.. Schwartz desires his license, five
other places. OF these one licensed
place is directly opposite where
Schwartz wants to be, two others are
on the same side of the street ant
within block, the fourth within Z;
block and half and the remaining
one within two blocks. The signers
numbering thirty. think the number
nf licnsed nlaces sufficient and that I,
grant this one would be prejudicial I,
the public interest.
The schwartz application has beer
laid over for two weeks at which tim
the applications of August Lauter
Mar tin a. Somars and Russell Miles
I(nllfiuiLa MN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
To ERECT BIG
WAREHOUSE.

Plans are now being drawn for 4
big warehouse which Potts q Kauf-
mann, the wholesale grocers, will
build on land in East avenue recently
vacated by the city. 1t is the desire
of Potts & Kaufman to get the work
on the warehouse started in about one
month
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05

FL. LARKlNS 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
BIG BREAK
IN NEW MAIN

y joint blew out in the twenty
four-inch water main near Coleman :
Creek, near South Amboy, this morn
ing. The supply of water in this city
was quite low for time, until the
sixteen-inch main was placed in use.
1t is expected that the break will be
repaired some time before night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
BIG ADDITION
LOCAL PLANT.
Selling Department and Office
Force Of Emory Mills TO be
Brought Here.

In order 10 facilitate their business.
the Levant Emery Company, which
acquired the Ashland Emery Company
some time ago, have decided to re-
move their entire selling department
and Office force TO their mills at the
foot of High street, this city. The
change is expected to he in force by
April -.
Private lessons in dancing at l9l Oak
ST., near Market, given by Prof LieDau,
of New York; waltz guaranteed.
l0342 3-s If M W sat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
WAS ATTACKED
BY LARGE DOG.

Walter X ominiek. of 81 'Catharine
street. has complained to the police
that large yellow dog jumped onto
him and tore his clothing, destroy ing
a sweater valued at.S2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05

Continued on mage ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05
Mr.. HALL IS
MUCH BETTER.

Conrad f. Hall, who underwent an
operation for peritonitis Monday after
noon, this morning rallied from the
sinking spell of last night and Is con-
siderably improved, and his temnera
ture is lower. The attending physl-
clans are greatly encouraged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the interior, Land 0f- flee at Prescott, Dec. l3, 1904.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before F. J. Wattrou U. $. Court Commissioner, at Hol- brook, on Jan. 23, 1gO5 viz: Henry Mills for the lots d 1, E12 Swt. of Sec. IS. Tp. 10 N. R. 22
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tiou of said land, Az: Frank Nicholaus. of ShowLow Arizona Isreal LaXton, Abner Ellsworth Frank Ellworth.
 Fen. < fiildreth
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Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior, Land Of-

Department Ot the Interior, Land Of" fide at Prescott, A. y. Dec. r3, 1904. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before F. J.. Wattron, T. $. Court Commissioner at Hol- brooic Arizona, on Jan. 2J, 1895, viz; John H.. Hansen. for the SE. J,, Sec. 32 X & z Swt, & Swt. SE. l1. Sec 33, Tp. 2 N., k. 13 B He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon cultivation of said land, viz:
 D. $ Penrod, of Pinetop, Arizona Bert Penrod.
 N T. Baker, Frank Nikolaus ShowLow
 Fen. $. Hildreth,
 RDnigtat
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-14

WANTED-1O men in each state to travel, tack signs and distribute~samples and circulars of our goods. Salary $75.00 per month. $500 per day for expenses. KUHLMAN CO.,,
 Dept. w., Atlas Bldg, Chicago
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-14

well kHOWIl III W11lSlOW, WHO fldG opened his granary the night be- fore and helped themselves to a sack of oats. He had trailed them to the Rope place, and there they had left the road and took across the hills. Mir. Wal lace and Undersheriff Divelbess took up their trail and overlook them about one mile east of Five-Mile, They were given a preliminary hearing before Judge Hathorn yesterday and bound over to await the action of the grand jury with bond fixed at $500. As yet they have not been successful in securing bail.
 The snow storm which com menced here early Monday morn ing and continued almost inces- sanity for three days, is the best storm that this part of the cOun- try has enjoyed for years. The snowfall was heavy and contain ed an unusual amount of water for this section of the country. Prosperity will certainly reign in Coconino county thls year, and in Flagstaff in particular.-Flag- staff Gem.
 Through private letter re- ceived from H. Lynch; Esq, we learn that Solomon Luna Esq, this week shipped 55 cars of fine sheepfrom Navajo to the market. These sheep had been grazing in this county for some time past and were in good condition.-St. Johns Herald.
 Q. K. Gardner, assemblyman- elect, came down from Woodruff Wednesday and boarded No. l Thursday morning tor Phoenix to look after NOvajo cOunty's in- terests during the coming session of the legislature which convenes in that city next Monday.
 Miss Barbarita Baca passed through here yesterday on her return to her home in Heber from St. Johns, where she has been visiting with her sister, Mrs Benj. Schuster.
 F. w. Nelson, vice president of the Navajo County bank arrived here Sunday on his return from St. Johns and Springervllle, where he had been on d business trip
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-14

Mrs. Chadwick has been called the feminine Napoleon of f. nance" As she has been indict- ed by the Cleveland grand jury for forgery it looks as if she had reached a point periliously near her Waterloo.
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-14
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

l. D. Bull left Sunday morning for Phoenix.
 Sheriff Houck was called to Flagstaff yesterday.
 Z. N. Decker was a business visitor in Holbrook today.
 Silas D. Smith is now employed as clerk in the Coop. store.
 District Attorney Geary was here Thursday on official busl- ness.
 I. 1. Porter, of Heber. was d business visitor in the county scat Monday
 Miss Maggie Jervis went to Winslow yesterday to have some dental work done.
 A large baby girl arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. Richard last Sunday.
 Major Bishop passed through here Wednesday morning on his return to Fort Apache from Fort Huachuca.
 Adolf Schuster, accompanied by his brother Benjamin. board ed No. 7 yesterday for his home in Los Angeles.
 George Rolly's water service gang are here calking the tank and making other needed repairs at the pump house.
 Leandro OrtegO, ex-treasurer ot Apache county, passed through here Friday en route to Phoenix to look after his sheep interests.
 Mir. C. E Burton and family arrived from Keams' Canon this evening, and will leave in the morning for Grand Junction, Colorado.
 Pete Goeslin, well-known sheepman who resides in Wins low, passed through Holbrook Wednesday on his way to Springerville.
 Theodore Farley, one of the obliging clerks in the A. (. M. l., boarded No. ? Monday night for Ogden, Utah. MT. Farley hopes to return to Holbrook i'll about thirty days, but may be com pelled to remain in Utah.
 Captain Henry Warren, at one time superintendent of the Aztec Land and Cattle company's in- terests here, accompanied by Howell Jones, Santa Fe land commissioner, and Willis T, Lee, of the geological survey and an expert on underground water, arrived here yesterday and are looking the county over with ', the object of developing water
 Frank Wallace came up from Aztec headquarters Thursday morning and swore out war rants for some unknown parties, who later proved to be Lee
Holbrook argus., 1905-01-14
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, Land Of- flee at Prescott, A. T., Dec. I3, 1904.

Notice is hereby given that the following named setcler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final proof in support os his claim and that said proof will be made be- fore F. ]. Wattron, U. $. Court Commissioner at HoIbrook, A. T.. on Jan. 23d, 1905, viz: Frank Nilsolaus, for the EI9 6 Nwth of Swtl4 NwtI4 SEL4 Sec 20, Tp. 10 N R. P E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cuitiva- tion of said land viz: Isreal LaXton. of ShowLow. Arizona Henry Mills
 Abner EIlworth, Frank Eliworth
 Fen. $. Hildreth. up,
 Register
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Feh. < Hildreth
 Register.
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Fen. S. Hildreth. ru
 Register
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-10

MEN In
SESSION

Denver, Colo, Jan. l0.-Beginning
with today and for the rest Of the
week, this city will be the center of the
livestock interests Of this country.
Three bodies, that Of the National
Livestock Association, the National
Wool Growers Association and the
Cattle Growers Interstate Executive
Committees will hold joint sessions Of
the fortieth annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Wool Growers Association,
which was called 10 order at lO;3O this
morning by President Warren, who de
Jivered the annual address. The seere-
Itary and treasurer made reports The
afternoon session was given up to re-
ports on the condition Of sheep and
the wool industry in various states and
territories. The first joint session OF
the three associations meet at 1880
Tuesday morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-10
For Sick and Nervous People.

We have a cure for nervous and un-
steady people, weak, heshless people,
and pimply, pale or sallow peoples
people who are troubled with loss of
ambition, failing memory, depression
Of spirits, lack of confidence, nervous
headache and wakefulness, all these
symptoms are produced by weakened
nerves, brought on by the watery con.
dition of the blood. Make strong, rich,
red blood and furnish food for the
nerves is the way to stop the source Of
disease, and the cure then is only a
question Of days. The best flesh and
blood builder is Or. Gum s Blood and
Nerve Tonic, in tablet form to take at
meal time. Sells at 75c a box, or
boxes for $500, at oil druggists. People
gain from to pounds Of solid, heal.
thy flesh per week, by the use Of this
medicine. This is an indication Of its
doing good. For sale by Dr. $. c. Stone,
druggist,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-10
Oyster Industry in Danger.

Albany Herald; The people of va
auina are facing serious problem, one
that is menacing the fishing and es'
pecially the rapidlygrowing oyster in
dustry, in the shape of sawdust in the
waters Of the bay and at the oyster
beds, and prompt steps have been taken
TO prevent any possible loss or damage
A good many years ago large saw
mill was erected at point just one
mile up the bay from Yaquina City,
aud alarge bulkhead was built on the
edge of the bay in which the sawdust
from the mill was confined 20 prevent
its being thrown in the bay. Later
the sawmill was destroyed and the
place was abandoned. In front Of the
old bulkhead the Eastern oysters were
planted and the native oysters too
thrive there, assisting materially in in
creasing the wealth Of that section
Recently the bulkhead, neglected and
abandoned, but filled with old sawdust,
decayod and broke down and now the
sawdust is slipping into the bay IN
1arge quantities and the tides carry u
back aud forth, scattering II over the
oyster beds The sawdust has bad
effect on the beds and Is threatening
ruin to the oysters planted there at
great expense, and prompt measures
are imperative TO protect the industry
from this sudden and unexpected men
ace,
The people Of the hay have decided
60 rcbuild the bulkhead and conan'
the sawdust So as to prevent any more
of II from polluting tho waters of the
bay aud doing incaleulable damage t.
the oyster industry, one OF the impor
tant and rapidly increasing branches OF
endcavor in that section Of Lineol'
lcounty.