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New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
Financial Neefings

NEW YORK. Fehy Sth 1905.
ELECTION NOTICE
st. Louis. Iron Mountain Southern Railway Comnanv
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TETF
annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the s. To,J-
IRON Mountain and southern Railway Company VIII ~
held at the general ONCE OF the Company the city of
St Louis Missouri on Tuesday. March i4th fe0SS
nine O'Clock A NJ. for the OF thirtsen T;rSts
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of
business that befors said meeting hs n,of
meeting OF the Directors viii be at the Sans oas
on the same day, az twelve o'clock The transSs,
books will be closed Tuesday February 21st Is06 ~
OF March. 1905. -~~4 ~
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN RArr.
WAY CO., -s-N~-~
A. n. cALEF Secretary. -'0e'''n@
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Financial.
Financial.
I'M OR
FINAL NOTICE.

In view OF the extraordinary development OF
Wireless system during the 1904 certificates
the MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY OF
AMERICA are in greater demand than at any period
since the organization of the and
ton of wireless service.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

ST A VBLOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing every "Wednesday Naples. Genoa.
Nord America Mar. Is Ctta 81 Napoli. Mar
Cabin. 500 up. Dining saloon promenade de tx
BoLoGNESI HARTFIEI4D CO. % Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
CERTIFICATES AT 2095 ADVANCE

This advance will take place the present
allotment is taken up which may be any day. Notice
or this advance is given. that those who desire
take advantage Of price may by sending
IN their subscriptions
The ship and shore earnings Of the Marconi Company
atlantic service between England United States
which is soon to be established viii sufficient to
gay enormous dividends stockholders. The Mareon
Wireless System is IN by 1e0 steamships
and ocean-gong vessels the Company having recently
contracted with the White Star Line to equip all Of its
steamships which practically gives the Company
monopoly in wireless telegraphy The Western Union
and Postal Telegraph Companies with $1,000 Offices
in the United States receive and transmit
at each Office all equipped wireless
service The Marconi System is in by all civilized
nations Of the world and Is still in its infancy.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
NEW YORK. Esb'y 4th. Isos.

NEW YORK Feb'y 4th. 1905
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY 20
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THH
annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of tbs An..u-
Pacific Railway Company viii be held at the genera
once OF the Company, IN the City OF
Tuesday. March 14th. 1905 at nine o'clock A M foi
thirteen Directors ensufn1
the transaction other thss
before said meeting The meeting fhs
will be held the he
at twelve O'Clock transfer books Will be el-S
on Tuesday, February 21st 1905. three oclock p M
and will reopened the 18th OF March fg0S
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
By GEORGE ]. GOULD, President
A H CALEF Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Journal Building, Boston, March IL, 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
ADVANCE APRIL FIRST

Rapid advances have already taken place IN the eert
Gates of this Company. and ON OR BEFORE THE 1S'
DAY OF APRIL WE WILL SELL THESE
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
Books and Publications.

FOR SALE FEW SETS OF. "AMERIcA's sue
umes. with portraits Slightly soied. in
eelleEt condition; original price $40 to dispose OF quickly
win put the prizes at $40 set Address HILLS. New
York Tribune
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
COL. CRAWSHAW REMAINS
AS FOREST SUPERVISOR
Will Inspect Territory With Reference
to Including It In Present
Reserves
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, May 10.-Colonel
B. F. Crawshaw, who was reported to
have been dismissed from the United
States service, has returned from a
visit to Washington, and brings with
him the news of his continuance as 4
forest supervisor in this state under the
direction of the agricultural depart
ment. He is not attached to any par
ticular reserve, but is given a sort of
rowing commission to inspect certain
territory adjoining present reserves and
to pass upon the character of this
territory with reference to it's possible
Incorporation under the reserve regu-
lations. For the present his attention
will be given to strip of land at the
extreme west end of the Santa Barbara
reserve.
The United States Fidelity and Guar
antee company has made a full settle
ment of the county's claim against it
on account of the deficit arising dur
ing the incumbency of Edmond Burke
VII idSI cululueiy IHC IOlllpdIly pdlu
into the treasury the sum of $1,773.04,
the amount of the shortage as ascer-
tanned by the experts examining the
books and admitted at the time by the
bond company This is supposed to be
the final act in connection with the
Burke incident, unless the bond COM
pany should see fit to endeavor to re-
cover from Burke. The company has
now made good about $4,000 in short
ages in Burke's account with the
county, receiving as an Offset to this
the house and lot, which cost Burke
about $4,000, but it is not known what
the surety company received for i'll
when it was sold.
The commencement exercises of the
high school will be held on the even
ing of June 10. The class play having
been already given, the festivities Of
the season will now be limited to the
usual commencement exercises, the
program not having been yet completed
1t is expected that DIR. RAIDER, the Oak
land pastor, will make the address
The graduates number twenty-five
of whom only eight are boys.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

case will be heard here. The request
was withdrawn when it became appar-
ent that the court would deny it.
The distribution of the estate of the
late j. w. Roberts has been in pro-
gress this week and has been COM
pleted. The total value of the estate
is something like 100000 and it is one
of the largest handled through the
local courts for some time past. The
deceased was formerly president of the
San Bernardno National bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
VOTE FOR SEWER BONDS
Ocean Park Citizens In Favor of Pro.
posed Issue
SneciaI 10 The Herald


posed Issue
Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, May 1O-An election
for the purpose of deciding whether
or not the proposed sewer bond issue
should be made was held today. How
ever, the citizens of the community ap-
parently forgot or didn't care much
about the matter, as less than thirty
ballots We're cast. The vote resulted
in favor of the issue.
Saturday evening at o'clock meet
ing of the recently formed Realty as
sociation will be held in Journal hall
for the purpose of making a final de-
cision as to whether or not the re-
Gently imposed tax of $50 per annum
on real estate dealers is to be fought
against To date none of the mem
bers have paid the assessment al
though many have been hard pushed
by the collector.
The Venice Amusement company has
been incorporated with the following
directorate: Ives B. Cobb, Mary Tay-
lor. Charles p. Tilton, L. e. Sprague
and j. w. Cushing. The capital stock
is $4,000, Of which $3.50 has been sub
scribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS
VERY DECIDED GROWTH
Santa Monica Expects Increased At
tendance, Though Many Are Now
Enrolled at Ocean Park

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, May 10.-Returns
of the school census were made public
today and show that there are at pres
ent 1857 children of school age in the
district. This is a gain of 300 over
the enumeration of last year, at which
time 200 children who have since been
enrolled in the Ocean Park district
because of annexation were included
in the count. The number of children
attending private schools is 1885, the
number attending no school is 2S7. The
district has no deaf mutes and of
242O children under II years of age
but 21O are unvaccinated.
Thirty new cars have been ordered by
the Los Angeles Pacific railroad and 10
of the number are expected to be In
service within week. The cars are
of the latest pattern and 1t is expected
that they will prove decided improve
ment over those now In use.
Street Superintendent ii. l.. Johnson
has a gang Of men at work repairing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

the board walk along the ocean front.
The crossings at Front and Bay streets
and Colorado avenue will be substanti-
ally bridged with planks on founda-
ton of piling and the work through
out is being done with view of per-
manency, as recent high tides have
proved costly and disastrous to public
improvements along the ocean front
The Junior Epworth league of the
First Methodist Episcopal church viii
hold an entertainment and social in
the church parlors on Friday evening,
May ~. Local young people are in
vited to attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
WANTED TO RIDE
AWAY WITH HER
MYSTERIOUS YOUNG MAN
POSES AS BAD ROBBER
NOW CLAIMS IT WAS A FAKE
San Bernardino Authorities Are New
ertheIess investigating His State
ment That He Stole $500 at
Alamitos
NOW CLAIMS IT WAS A FAKE
Special to The Herald,

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, May 10.-A
young man who has been about the
city at intervals for some weeks is
H. the county Jail on suspicion. He
has been known as Harper. but has
aliases of Paxton, wellington and
Brooks. Recently he attempted to get
young lady, Miss Quincy Helde, to
run away with him, and told her that
he had stolen 5000 at Alamitos which
he had hiden in the sand, AS he dared
not leave town by train, for fear of
the officers. he wanted her to go with
him on horseback.
The girl did not like the prospect and
reported the matter to Sheriff Ralphs,
with the result that the young man is
IN Jail. He now says that his story to
the girl was all fake and was solely
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

ments for the commencement and he IL
orator to deliver an address to the class
and patrons, but Is not yet ready to an
nounce the selection. June 16 is the
date of the commencement.
Rev and Mrs. A. w. Jamport will
give a reception at their home to the
congregation Of the First Methodist
church Thursday evening from 7:S0 to
10 O'clock.
The nuptials of Miss Bessie Nichols
and Mr.. ]. c. Cory are announced for
Sunday evening" May A. The bride
elect is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Nichols of South Pasadena.
Misses Elizabeth and Pauline Parker.
members Of the domestic science class
at Throop, entertained this evening
with a menu carrying out a color
scheme of red. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Il. C. Wilkinson and
Mrs. Gladys Wilkinson.
The patrons and teachers of the
Wilson school will meet in the kinder
garten building Friday evening to dis
cuss matters pertaining to the school
and the children. Rev. A. G. Dodds
will talk on the subject of Juvenile
court and the care Of neglected chill
dren. Miss Dodds Of Throop and Miss
Harris Of Los Angeles, will speak on
the benefits to be derived from manual
training. A musical program will also
be rendered. fl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS AT REDLANDS
large Audience Listens to Address by
DR.. Martha Sheldon, Re-
nnnAI,I Ennun Ir.IIn
Gently From india
Special to The Herald,

CCHiiy TTOHl IHOld
Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS. May 1O.-The annual
meeting of the San Diego district
Women's Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, was
opened in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church this afternoon and will
be continued through tomorrow. DR.,
Martha Sheldon, returned missionary
from India spoke before a large audi
ence this evening.
A successful Japanese festival was
given this afternoon by the Junior
Mission band in the First Congrega.
tional church.
The school census Just completed in
this city indicates population of 2614
children. A recent estimate of the adult
population was about 5000, and added to
this the 2614 would bring the total
population up to 1O6l4, which is con-
sidered a conservative estimate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11
Universallst Convention Ends

The convention of Universalists ad-
journed at noon today and the visit
ing delegates returned to their homes
after trip TO Mount Lowe. The prin-
oipal business at today's session was
tionship the Universalist and the Uni
tartan churches of Southern California.
A committee was appointed consisting
OF Rev. s. G. Dunham, Rev. II. L.
Garfield and Rev. ii. b. Benton, who
are TO attend a conference Of represen-
tatiyes Of the two denominations some
time next fall.
Prof. Leroy Ely. principal OF the
high school. has charge Of the arrange
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-11

for the purpose of exciting her ad-
miration for him. So far as known
nc robbery has been committed at Ala
mitos and what disposition will be
made of the case has not been decided.
The mysterious woman in black who
appeared in this city some weeks ago
and secured a marriage license to wed
Howard e. Huntington of Los Angeles,
is again in the city. She visited the
Office of County Clerk Pfeiffer and
asked to see that official but it hap
pened that he was not in. She refused
to converse with any one who accosted
her.
Pantheon Moreno is being tried in
the superior court here on a charge of
murderous assault on Frank Euwing,
a miner from Borate. Moreno is said
to have waylaid Euwing and beat him
over the head with a piece of gas pipe.
Moreno has been in the penitentiary.
County Assessor McElvaine will leave
In a few days for trip over the new
line Of the Salt Lake railroad in this
county to fix the assessment of the
road for this year, under instructions
from the state board of equalization.
The assessment and collection of taxes
will be made directly by the county.
Arrowhead Road Sold
1t is stated that the details of selling
the Arrowhead mountain road to the
county for free road have been con-
oluded and that the papers will be
presented by representatives of the Ar
rowhead Reservoir company next
Tuesday. James Gamble and James
p. Mooney of Cincinnati, the principal
stockholders In the company are here
this week and closed the deal
The attempt TO change the divorce
suit of O. p. Hart against Blapche
Hart from this county to Alameda
county, has been withdrawn and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

Leave Want Ads. at branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
REJECT FRANCHISE:
Public Service DIDN'T Want Any
Limit Upon It.

ELIZABETH, Nov president
McCarter has infoDmed City Clerk
Kenah that the Public Service Cor
~poration will not accept the fran
chise for fifty years recently granted
by the city council to the company to
build a trolley Zine in Railway ave-
nue.. The objection to the franchise
is the Imitation
The council accorded the company
thirty days to make up its mind
about acceptance or refusal, when the
franchise ordinance was passed Oc-
tober 10. The Railway avenue line
was to have been a link in an air line
between here and New Brunswick,
and would have shortened the dis
lance for the through cars from Jer-
sey City and Newark by several
miles. Except for a mile in Railway
avenue the company has a franchise
all the way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
CARE OF METAL BEDS.
Before Purchasing, Carefully Exam
inc Condition of Brass Trimmings
-Rsenameling Easily Done.

If metal beds are chosen with an eye
to their keeping bright and then given
just a little care. there's no necessity
for their turning dull and furnishing.
Experts say hat brass oughtn't to tar
nish. if it's properly treated in the first
place, and the brass trimmings to white
beds, are the first places usually that
show wear.
Be careful, in getting your bed, TO see
If the trimmings for the bed itself. If
it is all brass) are carefully finished. If
you don't know the signs yourself ask
some one who knows; il may cost a little
more than you thought. but it will be
less in the long run.
Enameling "a be done (redone, thGt
Isl at home with very little trouble. And
enamel paints cost SO little that there's
70 excuse for letting a white iron bed go
shabby, even though frequent landings
may have SCARED the enamel here and
there.
Once in every few weeks. too. an en-
ameled bed should be gone over with a
soapy rag. 1t is surprising how much
dirt will come off and how fresh the en-
amel will look after its cleaning.-Chi-
cago News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
Cucumber Pickles.

Cover with salt water over night,
drain dry and cover with a weak vine
gar, in the proportion of a small tea
cupful of salt and a teaspoonful Of
powdered alum to a gallon of weak
vinegar; pour over cold. Let stand in
this as long as ii will keep-about a
week-then wash. drain, dry. Heat to
the boiling point some strong cider
vinegar. to every gallon add two
pounds of brown sugar, one-fourth
pound white and black mustard seed
and celery seed, mixed; some pieces of
unground mace. cloves, cinnamon, a
few red peppers, small onions, some
lemon and a small amount OF grated
b~orseradish. Tie a perforated doth
over the jars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
"SOPRS" HANG TOGETHER.
'Onc Suspended, All Must Co." Vote
of Glass in Rutgers Hazing.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. S.
AS the result of a recent hazing ep-
ISOLDE, Rutgers College may lose the
entire sophomore class of sixty men.
Members of the class were called to
the Office of Acting President w. H.
S. Demarest this afternoon and asked
what they intended to do about the
hazing of G. w. Mingue of Railway,
a member of the new freshman class
After his address he left 1t to the
class TO decide upon its course of ac.
tion.
There was a short debate among
the members of the sophomore class
and the decision was reached in quick
time, by a unanimous vote, that If
one was suspended all must go. The
sophomores decided to stand togeth-
or to a 1t is asserted that the
hazing about which complaint had
been made was done by the class as
a whole, and no one wanted to shirk
the responsibility.
IT is also said by the sophomores
that only men who had deserved
horse play had been molested, and
that no one was Injured. The col
lege faculty will now consider the
case, and its action is awaited anx-
iously by thei undergraduate. 1t is
hardly believed that the faculty will
suspend the entire sophomore class,
because of the disastrous effect 1t
might have upon the institution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
WHAT TO MAKE FOR BABY.
What Is Needed for a Modest Layette
That May Cost as Low as Ten
Dollars.

For the ~pinning blankets, or barrow
coats. four yards of tennis flannel and a
yard Of bleached muslin will be needed.
Use one yard Of tennis for each blanket,
and make with a four or tive-inch band
of muslin. The barrow ,coats are for
the same purpose, but made with aril-
holes.
You will need one yard of material
also for each skirt. They may be made
with a waist on every one or a band
which can be fastened to a tiny little
unde+ waist. If the latter, it is better to
haze the skirts to underwaist each
time then there is no danger from pin
pricks. Don't use buttons while the
baby is little and has TO lie still all the
day.
-Four skirts will be plenty for every
day wear. Make these of flannel or ten
mis- flannel. If you wish some muslin
skirts, make them, but they are not a
necessity.
Baby will need four little nightgowns
made of ennis flannel. For winter buy
a heavy weight. but the ones for summe"
may be Of lighter material. Don't put
on a collar, but finish the neck with a
narrow band.
Four every day dresses are plenty at
first. They will require just two yards
of material each. / usually cut out the
little sleeves and put the rest into the
dress. They are more comfortable and
can be worn longer, if made to full into
the neck and finished with a tiny band
or marrow heading through which baby
ribbon may be run A one-half inch
hand run tuck around the sleeve obvi-
ates the necessity of new sleeves in three
or four weeks. The tuck can easily be
ripped open, and your sleeve is one inch
longer. | sent to a company which fuf-
nish only babies outfits. and e~hildren's
clothes, for their catalogue. You may
find something worth the buying. and
at any rate you'll find pictures showing
dainty ways to make baby's outht. eSpe-
cially the little wrappers, sacks.
bootees and all the pretty luxuries which
we like so well to have for our little
ones, in the catalogue of such a firm.
The boughten patterns are often too
small. but they are a help. and you can
cut them a little larger. If you wish
to save money. time and strength. be
sure to have the clothes large enough.
It's no harm to have them too large at
first. for baby will grow, and very prob
ably grow fast.
The outfit may cost from $40 up as
high as you wish. You will have to fig
ure pretty close. and buy only necessi-
ties to get it for $40, and have good ma
terial for the underwear, but it can be
done.
The cloak will probably demand the
biggest expense. There are many
dainty, pretty materials to choose from.
The white is the daintiest. but soils
quickly. Red or blue are very good sub
stitutes.-Michigan Farmer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
MUST GET LEGISLATION
Newark Cannot Establish Municipal
Electric Lighting at Present.

NEWARK, Nov. 3:@The Board of
Works, il it wants to install it's own
electric lighting plant. as was pro-
posed a week ago, will have to get
proper legislation, according to an
opinion given yesterday by City
Council Joseph Coult. 1t was said
that thousands of dollars would be
saved by uch Il venture, and in a re-
port of the electrical engineers who
We're specially engaged that on con-
ditfon the board had no authority to
proceed with the work of erecting q
plant necessary legislation be re-
quested.
Steps will be taken Immediately,
it is said, to have what legislation is
necessary, and the work will be push
ed through as quickly as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. Nov. BY
drinking carbolic acid Charles Rein
hardt. sixty years old, committed sui
eide here. Reinhardt left Il note With
Mrs. John Roehringer. with whom he
boarded, in which he wrote in Ger
man. Il have poisoned myself because
1 am alone in the world without q
friend"
Leave want" Ads. at branch o.
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
THE USES OF VINEGAR.

Vinegar will set dubious blues and
greens in ginghams when washing them.
Vinegar is an antidote for poisoning
by alkalies.
Vinegar will brighten copper.
Vinegar and brown paper will heal
bruise or black eye.
Vinegar and sugar mix with your
stove polish.
Vinegar and salt will strengthen a
lame back.
Vinegar used TO wash the wall before
~papering will make the paper stick.
Vinegar for soaking lampwicks makes
a brilliant light.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 3. Senator
Plat of New York and Others wore
made defendants in Il $150,000 suit in
the Omaha courts by Mae Catherine
Wood, former clerk in the p~ostofice de-
partment. Washington. and on her own
statement once the affianced wife of
the senator. This is the third or fourth
suit in a month, ranging from $4,000
to $4,000. which Miss Wood has filed
against Senator Plat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

PRINCETON, y. j.. Nov. Sat the
suggestion of the Princeton faculty
Ben Greet and his company of Shake.
spearean players presented Henry
"" last night in Alexander hall before
a large audience. Neither scenery nor
theatrical effects were used, the play
being presented as nearly us possible
in an E~liZabethan manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
To Clean oilcloth.

A good way of cleaning oilcloth ID
to sponge it well with skim milk. as
it brightens and preserves the color.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-10

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nov Co. Ramon Almazany Fidel Gnillerme-
tyT. an San Juan de Puerto Rico; u de venta
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