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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
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The first of the final examinations ut
the high school began today. Chem
istry and Greek prose were the sub
iects. Tomorrow examinations will
be made in Latin prose and botany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
Necessary Authorization.

At the Anglesey assizes recently Mr..
Justice Lawrence inquired what the let
tiers "P. G." after the name Llanfail
meat. Mr.. Bryn Roberts, M. p, replied
that it was an abbreviation for the
Welsh village of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Law Notes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
Terribly Rad.

A girl of IL was committed to a re
form school from a London cour the
other day. She had stolen money
from her mother. taken OH her little
brothers clothes and sold them, and
boiled the family cat alive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
Enough Said.

Katie-Tell me, Edith, what did you
say when Charley proposed?
Edith-Me? Oh, there was no occas-
ion for me to say anything. Charley had
said all that was necessary.-Boston
Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
wakening

China, according to the Japanese
commissioner in London, is once more
at her old game. She is awakening
Indianapolis News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
PROMISING.

Traveller Gust landed)-I learn you
have a new government. How does it
start out?
Enthusiastically. We owe money
to every nation on earth, and they are all
afraid to modest u~s.-Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
Task for Prof. Hollander

Prof. Hollander is to make a study OF
Santo Domingo's finances. His first
duty will be to find hem.-Washington
Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
Held Down.

The fellow who is pushed for money
is never pushed to the front.-N. Y.
Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
Your Expense Account

TOUT ENpenSe
No doubt can be reduced. Figure out
how little you a get along with, not
how much. The figures will also tell
you how much you a saw by deposit
ing you surplus in the Perth sAmboy
Trust Co. We offer exceptional induce
ments for every person to become a de-
positor. Open on account with one
dollar, 3 perfent. interest allowed.
Capital and surplus. ..... $3.50, 900. 90
Total Assets .......... 773, 1881
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-06
ALDERMEN GIVE
OUT CONTRACTS.

Continued from page /.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06

torney Halstead Of Los Angeles ap-
peared for Mr.. Gibbon.
Shipments Of oranges to date have
reached 3035 cars, while 206 cars OF
lemons have gone out so far
The following delegates from local
Sunday schools are attending the Sum
day school convention in Los Angeles:
Congregational, Miss Davis, Miss How
ard; Presbyterian, Col. ]. r. Strang,
Miss Frances strang, Miss Winona
Difani. Miss Margaret shiels, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 3. Bayley; Christian, Rev. and
Mrs. George Ringo, /. White, Mrs. 3.
d. Parker, Miss Ada Shepherd, George
Holman; Arlington Presbyterian, os-
car Perrine, Eulah Hodson, Rev. d. L.
Macquarrie.
The county board Of education has
granted certificates to the following
teachers: High school, Elizabeth San
derson, J. G. Ray, Ruth L. Kimball,
Bonita Weaver, Mary E. Rice. Lillian
w. Bartlett; grammar, Mabel r. Hay
wood. Elizabeth Weber, Mary e. Olsen,
Inez Tollan, Cordia Umstead. Emily A.
Martin, Stella johnson, Elizabeth q.
Waite, May e. Beebe, George II. Max
field, Maud A. Minthorn, Robert G..
Sharp, Ruth Hoffman, Matte Hage-
man, Janette A. Said Clara Jellico.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
VENTURA COUNTY FUNDS
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Home Telephone Company's Report
Shows Large Expenditures for
Labor and Materia

Special to The Herald
VENTURA, April Sat the regular
monthly meeting of the board of town
trustees Monday eveninf City Treas
urer Mrs II. r.. McDGaell, made the
following report of money on hand
April 1. General fund. $1S1691; street
fund, $17SO76; library fund, $1429.6O;
street sprinkling. $44,95; cemetery,
s1O61. .21r sewer, s155.61; municipal, $179-
Is; plaza sidewalk, $65O.52; sewer ex-
tension, $715.06: street crosswalk. $685.
81; townhall bond, $2O6s.O5. Total on
hand. $s742.3s.
During the month $3.50 was collected
for saloon licenses and 5000 for mer-
camille.
The Home Telephone company, whose
franchise was granted upon condition
of the expenditure of at least $4,000
within a year, gave its report showing
an expenditure since April 1, 1904. of
$500, while during twenty-four months
since the granting of the franchise
$171O had been spent for labor and
$4,000 for material
Bids for the Hemlock street sewer
extension were received. The bid OF
M. E. Ishem OF AN cents per lineal
foot was accepted and the contract let.
Alfred Dubbers. city surveyor, re-
signed his position and the vacancy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
RELATIVES UNITED AFTER
THIRTY-TWO YEARS
Each Thought Herself the Only liv-
ing Member of the
Family
Special to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
MONROVIA, April 5.-Relatives who
each believed herself to be the only
one of her family In the west were
united today when Mrs. Annie Collins
Bradshaw of Riverside greeted her
aunt, Mrs. P. A. Seymore Of Monrovia.
Thirty-two years ago, when Mrs. Col
Inns lived in Arkansas, her brother,
John Collins, went home to visit his
family. He told them he had wife
and two. babies in Texas. On his re-
turn to his home In the Lone Star
state John Collins was lost, dropped
completely out of sight. There was
short correspondence between the wait
ing wife and her husbands family,
then silence. Mrs. Collins drifted west
and died recently at Riverside. A
short time ago Mrs. Seymore came
west, and connections of the family in
Virginia advised Mrs. Bradshaw that
a sister of her father was living in
Monrovia. Her. early visit to Mrs. Sey
more was the result.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
NO-SALO0N MOVEMENT
BOOMING IN SANTA ANA
Meetings Being Held Nightly in oppo-
ston to Proposed Reinstate-
ment of Liquor Traffic


Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, April 5.-A big tenn
perance meeting in opposition to the
proposed reinstatement of the saloons
was held at the Grand opera house
last night. H. j. Forgy presided over
the gathering and Rev. ]. H. Garnett,
pastor of the First Baptist church, ad-
dressed the people on saloon issues.
Meetings will be held every night this
week. On Saturday evening Hon. Will
A. Harris of Los Angeles will speak.
Wednesday evening will be devoted to
talks by business men and on Sunday
afternoon and evening Rev. Charles
Hall of Los Angeles, the we'll known
temperance orator, will deliver two ad-
dresses.
The issue of city electric plant bonds
was sold last night by the city council
to N. w. Halsey & Co., of San Fran
CISCO The issue amounts to $4,000
and bears interest at Az per cent.
Chief Engineer Pillsbury of the Paci-
fic Electric notified the city council last
night that his road was ready at once
to proceed with paving Fourth street.
and the laying of double track road.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
SANTA BARBARA WATER
TUNNEL DEVELOPMENT 7
Work Progressing Under Difficulties
Of Gas and Transportation Due
to Recent Floods


Special TO The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, April SIN the
northern portion OF the new city water
tunnel vast quantity of sulphur gas
has been developed to the great hin
drance Of the work of the tunnel drill
ers. The tunnel has already developed
a considerable flow of sulphur water.
The drills are now in S3S feet. Food
has been short at the tunnel since the
recent rains and the men have had
only such supplies as they could get
over the mountain trails on a pack
horse. On Sunday an attempt was
made to send q six-mule team across
the Santa Ynez river to bring in sup
plies. 1t was stated that the con-
tractor came near losing his team in
the flooded stream.
Work of drilling to bedrock at the
narrows of the Santa Ynez is In prog
ress and the dam site has been located
for that point. 1t is estimated that the
river will be backed up for a distance
of thirty miles, which will flood the old
quicksilver mines on the Mona trail,
where much valuable machinery was
left when the mines shut down for
want of facilities for transportation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
RUSKIN ART CLUB TO
HAVE Permanent GALLERY

The pet enterprise of the Ruskin Art
club, and all women's clubs in South
ern California, that of establishing
and maintaining a permanent art gall
lery, had it's initiative in the former
body yesterday morning. At their
regular meeting an appropriation of $500
of the Ruskin Art clubs funds was
voted for the preliminary work on
permanent gallery.
For several years the bright women
of this club have seen the urgent de-
mand for a gallery where the best
paintings may be found, and the pro-
ject has been fostered through the va
rious seasons of study.
At the last meeting of the district
federation of women's clubs held at
Long Beach. the spirit of all clubs was
that of cooperating with the Ruskin
members and the federation as
whole endorsed the movement.
1t is the purpose of this club, with
the aid of the other women's clubs, to
purchase and maintain a gallery which
shall be open to the public and to art
students.
Twenty-Five dollars was also appro-
priated by the. club to the Sequoya
league to be used in aid of the In
dans.
The club lesson yesterday morning
was preceded by Mrs. Phillip NewmarlI
and Miss Fanny Donovan. The pro-
gram on French painting was in
charge of Mrs. W. r. Myers and Mrs.
II. W. Clough, the question for dis
cussion being what the Revolution
Did for Art" and Mrs. j. w. Hen
drick pointed out that David, while
he was the father of the classic pc
riod, was at the same time the father
of the modern art of France. Mrs.
Bernard spoke of Gros and Gerard, and
there were papers by Miss Sanders and
Miss Donovan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
SAWTELLE MISCELLANIES
Postoffice Shows Increased Receipts
for Quarter Just Ended
ing him.
Special to The Herald.

special to The HERALD.
SAWTELLE, April 5.-The Sawtelle
post Office has recently been raised to
of business in sales and cancellations
for the quarter ending March 81. This
post office has recently been raised to
the third class, with power to transact
international money order business and
the salary increased to $1,000 year.
Thomas Hawks, of the Twenty-third
United States infantry, was buried at
the Home yesterday by the Union Vet
eran league and others, who brought
great quantities of flowers.
Rumors of scarlet fever decreased
the percentage in attendance at school
for, March, for in February the, per-
centage stood at .92A and for March 1t
dropped to .S9A. The total enrolment
of the school now stands at 191 as COM
pared with POI in February. Only one
case of fever was discovered.
The I. o. G. T. meet at Lairds hall
this evening and have arranged mu-
sical and literary program in addition
to the business meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
SAN PEDRO To HAVE A
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Communication Received From Cap
itaIist Offering Ten Thousand
Dollars for the Purpose
Special to The Herald.


Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, April Sat the regu-
lar meeting of the, board of trustees
last evening communication was re-
ceived from Andrew Carnegie offer
ing $4,000 for the purpose of erecting
a new library building. A desirable
site was allotted for the structure on
the city plaza.
Federal union 1921 met in regular
session last night at Labor hall and a
crowded attendance was recorded.
President Stewart occupied the chair.
Eight applications for membership
were accepted and nine candidates
were initiated, while one was admitted
by card.
The residents of Terminal are begin
ming to agitate the question of incor-
poration.
The Salt Lake railroad engineers
have drawn plans for the erection Of
600 foot warehouse, constructed of
iron and part glass on the end of their
new extension at East San Pedro.
Assemblyman w. J. Mindhafn, repre-
senting the Twenty eighth assembly
district, is in San Pedro for few days,
visiting his friend, w. H. Wickersham.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
NEW BANK FOR ORANGE
Institution to Be Strictly Confined to
Local Stockholders


Local Stockholders
Special TO The Herald.
ORANGE, April 5.-steps are being
taken to establish another bank I'm
orange with promisins prospects The
necessary $4,000 was subscribed in a
few hours' canvassing and more be-
sides. The bank is to be home insti-
tuition, all the stockholders to be resi-
dents Of Orange or the immediate vi
cinity.
Postal receipts for the six months
Just closed at the orange post office,
amounted to s2,5S5.09. Compared with
the same period last year this shows an
increase of over 1928.
MIR. and Mrs. d. l.. Burger have re-
ceived letter from their daughter,
Susie, announcing her marriage, last
october, to Vivian Barr Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Barr has made frequent visits to
her home here during that time and
has kept her position as stenogra pher
without informing her relatives Of her
marriage. The young couple began
housekeeping on Monday in Los Ange-
les where Mr.. Barr is employed in the
offices Of the Salt Lake Railway COM
pany as craftsman.
David Hewes of FL Modena went to
San Jose to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jane l.. Stanford Mr.. Hewes was a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Stanford.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06

was filled by the appointment Of John
A. Barry.
A committee Of three, consisting Of
Supervisor CATERS, AUDITOR and Re-
corder ]. L. Argobrete and District At
torney Ed. M. selby, counted the, cash
in the treasury yesterday. The count
showed sS971S20.
B. r. Spencer. jr. of Nordhoff and
Miss Efie L. Chapman we're married
here yesterday. Rev. c. N. queen
oficiated. Only few relations were
present.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
FARMERS TO DISCUSS
STREET ORNAMENTATI0tS
Riverside Mass Meeting to Be ADJ
dressed by Benjamin Ide Wheeler
of Berkeley University

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, April 5.-The closing
session of the farmers institute, which
meets in Riverside Friday and Satur-
day, will be a mass meeting in the in
terests of street ornamentation. Presi-
dent Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the Uni
versity of California, c. M. Loring of
Minneapolis and c. E. Rumsey will be
the principal speakers.
The disbarment and contempt pro-
ceedings instituted against T. E. Glib
bon by Major ]. w. F. Diss came up
in the superior court today, but went
over till April II. Diss was not pres
ent when the case was called this
morning nor was he represented. At
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
LONG BEACH SUN PARL0R
THROWN OPEN TO PUBLIC
Pacific Squadron Expected From Mag
daIena Bay In Two Weeks
for Target Practice


Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, April 5.-The new
sun parlor at the outer end of the pier
will be thrown open to the public to-
morrow afternoon. The first event will
be the afternoon concert by the Marine
band and in the evening the band will
give a dance there. 1t has 1856 square
feet of dancing space which is over
1000 feet more than the old pavilion
had.
NJ. ]. Brownell, who assaulted his
wife yesterday in fit Of drunken rage,
was arraigned at 2 o'clock this after
noon before Justice Brayton. The COM
plant alleges that he beat his wife on
the head with revolver, threw her
down, choked her and jumped on her
with both feet. The revolver was
As caliber Colt Brownell declared that
he struck Mrs. Brownell in self-de-
fense because she had attacked him
with another revolver. The second
weapon was found in the Brownell
home at the bottom of a trunk. JUS
tice Brayton set the mans examina-
ton for Wednesday, April 10. Bail was
fixed at $1,000, and as the man cannot
furnish it he will be taken to the
county Jail.
Letters received from officers in the
Pacific squadron, now stationed at
Magdalena bay, state that the vessels
will arrive here for target practice on
April IS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
SANTA MONICA BREvITIES
Crew of Los Angeles Pacific Narrowly
Escape Injury

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, April 5.-An old
car belonging to the Los Angeles Pa
cific company ended it's days of useful
ness by jumping the track in front of
the Arcadia hotel yesterday The car
was completely demolished and its crew
narrowly escaped injury. No passen-
gers we're being carried at the time.
j. #. Keller and F. r. Ellis have
departed for Goldfield, New. On their
arrival there they expect to sell their
entire outfit. livestock included. after
which they will return to their homes
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
REDLANDS NEWS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, April 5.-The postoff1ce
receipts for the past quarter ending
March 81 showed a balance of $s57osS.
an advance of $131.16 over the receipts
for the corresponding period last year.
r. H. Heron, the county bee in
spector, burned about twenty diseased
broods OF different apiaries around the
county during the month Of March.
The honey crop in this vicinity is ex-
pected to be the largest there has been
for a number of years past.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
OCEAN PARK NEWS ITEMS

Chicago Representatives Hold Re-
union-Lodge Entertainment
Special 10 The Herald
OCEAN PARK, April 5.-The Fra
ternal Brotherhood entertained it's
membership and a gathering of friends
at Kinney hall last evening.
Pablo Rios. aged a5, and Lulu ochoa.
aged Is, were today united in marriage
at the home of the bride. Justice OF
the Peace Jenness performed the cere-
mony
The "Quiet Dozen" were entertained
at the Fourth street residence OF Mrs.
p. j. vawter last evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
KILLED ON SANTA FE
Unidentified Man Struck by Overland
Train Near CIaremont

Train Near CIaremont
Special to The Herald.
POMONA, April 5.-Westbound g. over
land train No. on the Santa Fe struck
and killed an unidentified man who was
walking on the track about mile east
of Claremont this morning. The man
was about fifty years of age and wore
a beard.
The body was brought to Pomona
and placed in j. e. Patterson's under
taking parlors, awaiting coroner's in
quest which will be held tomorrow
morning. The man was evidently an
American and the clothing he wore was
of fairly good quality.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
SANTA ANA HAPPENINGS
Pacific City School Bonds Sold to Los
Angeles Company

Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, April 5.-Pacifc City
school bonds to the amount of $4,000
were sold today to the AdamsPhillips
company of Los Angeles for $36 premi-
um.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry of Garden
Grove were thrown from their rig at
the Fifth street bridge yesterday and
badly injured. Their horse became
frightened at a passing horseback
rider.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
City Notes

The annual business meeting of the
Friends is being held at their church
this evening. corner of Raymond av-
enue and Villa street.
Joseph Nickolls, late manager of the
Merchants protective patrol, has filed
his application for place upon the
police force. Beldon j. Dennison and
]. w. Hawkins have asked for posi-
tions upon the fire force.
Rev. S. G. Emerson. pastor of the
Lake Avenue Congregational church. is
the latest victim of the bicycle thief,
having had fine Smell wheel stolen
from South Fair Oaks avenue
The annual business meeting of the
Smith College club of Southern Cali
fornia is to be held at the home of Mrs.
Stephen cutter Clark Friday afternoon.
L. d. Warner, resident of Phila-
delphia, died last night at his tempor-
airy home in this city, aged Go years, of
paralysis,
Thomas d. Glover died this morning
at his home on Lake avenue, He was
a native of Providence r. l., and was
81 years of age.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty lectured
last night before large audience at
st. Andrews hall, upon THE Catholic
ChurtH and Education" He Is to give
n lecture before the Shakespeare club
OIL thei15th.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
ACCUSED ROBBERS
UNDER ARREST
CAPTURED IN COTTON AFTER
CLEVER PURSUIT
Believed to Be the Men Who Have
Been Operating In San Bernar-
dino-Mexican Wanted In
Los Angeles Caught
Special to The Herald.

Special To The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, April 5.-Two
men accused of having been impli-
Gated in the hold-ups in this city last
night were captured at an early hour
this morning In Cotton lodging house
by Policemen Ketring and Hurley of
this city. The men had a portion OF
the stolen plunder on their persons.
Both were armed and one had In his
possession a white hat which one Of
the men wore when they held UP
Cooper In the vicinity of Chinatown.
The capture of the men was the re-
suit of some clever work. Two men
boarded an electric car bound for Col
ton short time after the last hold-up
occurred, at the corner of First street
and Mount Vernon avenue. The men
were noticed by the conductor to be
acting strangely and the fact was re-
ported to the police on the return Of
the car. The two officers at once left
for Cotton and soon had the pair lo-
Gated in lodging house and entrance
was soon gained to the room.
The officers found one man armed
while the other was beneath the bed
The pair were quickly disarmed and a
search revealed portion of the stolen
plunder. One of the fellows is Mexi-
can, while the other is half-breed,
and they claim to have just arrived
here from Ell Paso. The officers still
hope to capture the other two engaged
in the hold-ups though they have prob
ably left these parts. They give their
names as Romulo Guerra and Jose
Salas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
Wanted In Los Angeles

Jose Godenez, one of the pair of Mex
leans who were arrested in Cotton the
last of the week on suspicion of being
implicated in Riverside robberies and
for beating and robbing a fellow
countryman in Cotton, has been identi-
fled in the Jail here as Jacinto Ram
erez, who has been wanted in Los An
geles since November %, 1903, when he
nearly killed Quirine Garcia by shoot
ing him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
ALL READY FOR
THE HORSE SHOW
PASADENA EXPECTING LARGE
ATTENDANCE
Most Extensive Preparations Made
and Entries for the Numerous
Prizes Have Exceeded Most
sanguine Expectations
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

PASADENA, April 5.-Every detail is
ready for the opening of Pasadenas
first horse show. The hopes of the
promoters of the project have been
more than realized In the enthusiasm
of horsemen and society people, and
the affair promises to be second only
in brilliancy to the Tournament of
Roses. Prizes aggregating over $1,000
have been offered, for which 140 entries
have been made. The list will be made
public tomorrow.
At the Tournament park many i'm
provements have been made. The
large circular track has been changed
to an oval about 400 feet long by It's
widel Fifty standing stalls have been
erected, equipped with all the neces-
sary accessories, while a blacksmith
shop and small feed store have been
established for the convenience of the
entries. Two large tents, each 70x130
feet, have been erected for the vehi-
cles and smaller tents are ready for
grooms and harnesses:
Plans for the coming state w. c. t.
U. convention, to be held in this city
May 2, 8, 4 and 8 are rapidly nearing
completion. The gathering, which will
bring over two hundred delegates, will
be held in the new First Congrega-
tional church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06
Board of Trade Banquet

At the postponed business meeting of
the board of trade held this afternoon,
it was decided to hold the annual BAN
quet at Hotel Maryland on April q.
President Herlihy, Frank P. Boynton
and j. o. MacCament were appointed
a committee in charge, with full power
to act in conjunction with Manager
d. NJ 1nnard of Hotel Maryland.
Twenty-Five new members Joined to-
day, and it is expected that fully 800
will attend the banquet.
Over 14O were present at the install
lation of officers, banquet and recep-
tion to Grand Exalted Ruler William
]. O'Brien given by the local Elks last
night.
The streets are gay tonight with
marching bands of Woodmen of Amer
lea, the drill being accompanied by
music. About 140 delegates of the or
der have been in session all day in
what is known as the county camp"
District Deputy Head Consul Herbert
v. Rees of Los Angeles was chosen
presiding officer, with w. H. Stone of
Los Angeles as secretary and E. S.
Hammill as treasurer. The parade to-
night preceded big initiation of
members