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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
NIXON WENT TO
ITALY FIRST.
Arrived at Naples Sunday and
Proceeded TO Paris
Overland.

Lewis Nixon arrived at Naples,
Italy, on board the HamhuTg.Ameri-
can Line steamer Deutschland from
New York. His name is not on the
passenger list.
Mr. Nixon is proceeding overland
to Paris, where, it is reported, he will
hold "A conference with a Russian
agent in regard TO torpedo boats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
FELL THR0UGHTHE ICE.

Mis-; Mildred Van N%cstrand, of
Remsen avenue, New Brunswick
who visits frequently in this city, fell
through the ice while skating ON the
uoper level Of the canal Saturday
afternoon, and had q narrow escape
from downing. She was rescued by
her escort, Irving E. Quackenboss, a
clerk in the office of the registrar OF
Rutgers College. Miss Van N~ostraud,
who is q member of this years grad
uating class, at the New Brunswick
high school, is suffering with a severe
cold as tho result of her ICY plunge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
LABOR NOTES..

Machinigts Union met last night.
The Building Trades Council vii.
Iect officers Thursday night.
Electrical Workers Union meets
Thursday night.
Lathers Union met in the Adelaid
bpilding, Saturday night.
Laborers Protective Union 1927
leId an important meeting in the Dat
b1jIding, 5 NTH S re4t, last night. J.
eas we'll ATTENDED. A number of M
poriant suhirc cts W r- % DISGUISE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
NEW YORK MAN COMING.

At the Raritan Copper Works no
6nore changes have yet been mad i
he for es, but t is 8 d tha a man
&ron New York VIII succeed D ".
air as superintendent and assistarf
general manager As told in the n vs.
Afew days ago Mr. B air was Pat T..
erge of tn taukhouse department
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
READY TO ACT.

Former City Treasurer Brodhead was at
City Hall this afternoon to sign the city
warrants today, in case the new official,
Mr.. Gregory did not today enter upon his
duties. The warrants are signed the day
following council meeting. Mr.. Gregorv's
bond was approved last night BY the
Board of Aldermen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
CARL PETER WAS ILL.

Carl Christian Peter Hansen, Il Me-
tuchen farm hand, was arrested on State
street, last night about. I o'clock, while
be was pouring abuse on every passer-by
who looked at him. When he was ar
raigned in police court this morning he
explained that he was ''ill' last ever ing.
He paid a fine of -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
MASQUERADE BALL TONIGHT

Tonight the Original Hebrew Ladies
Benevolent Society will hold ii mas.
querade ball in Wilder Music Hall.
Prizes will be awarded for costumes.
1t is expected that a largo crowd
will he on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
WAS PlCKihG COAL.

Stephen Thompson, fourteen years
old, was caught picking coal in a Le-
high Valley car by Special Officer
James McDermott today. He was very
insolent, and was locked up at the
police station at noontlme.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
GRACE ENGLISH CHURCH.

The Ladies Aid and Missionary So
ciety, Of Grace church, will hold a
special service tonight at 8 O'Clock.
All the members aud friends Of the
congregation are cordially invited. A
special invitation is extended to the
men. Aztec the service coffee and
cake will be setved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
NJ S. F0RO BUFF D.

} funeral If tn a Q RS. Aman D.
was held h 5 aft rnuon, " tn
n nt in Alpine cemetery, Rev. 5
son, f SIM son NJ. E. ohuroh,
hpg. The er ices v err attend d
&kA4 nnub.r of friends Of NJ 5.
q s by a number of the
WIS f Lawrence Lodge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
DARCE AID Reception.

The Catholic Club members are
hard at work getting things in order
for the dance anu reception which
they will hold in Wilder Music Hall
q week from tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
DISCHARGED WITH WARNING

James Lucas, f%ifty-nine years old, of
(this city and elsewhere, mostly elsewhere,
Mo walked to the residence of VI. f..
4dsl9yJ Gordon street, yesterday, and
Tent to the parlor to sleep off a jag, wa
lhis morning arraigned before tie re
1corder. As no complaint appeared be was
discharged with a warning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
DANISH UTH0R JOINING,

CAR Hansen, of Ty e, Mss ~
wei. -tuown aud uop1lt' Ouis uthor
a1d lecturer, w'lo Is truiog r. east,
visiting the Young Proule's s. i6tIes
f {, ~ d fferent D nish hu h will
b in his city atur ay aud \ nday
as the Rues s of the Young Fl PIES
oci -ty OF ST.. Stephens clue
r DAD street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
MRS. BUkKE VERY LOW.

Mrs p. j Burke, wife Of the chief
o police, who is i'll with pneumoni".
is in a serious condition today. Chief
Burke is co valescent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
{aldemar
Smita 81. ear II Oh st
LADIES.
Using H%erpicide on Account OF
Its Dlstinctiveness.
Of the best manufactures

ladies who have used Newbro's
be speak of 1t in the highest
for it's quick effect in cleansing
10 of dandruff and also for its ex-
as a general hair-dressing, 1t
he scalp feel fresh and it allays
hing which dandruff will cause.
Herpicide effectively cures
as it destroys the germ that
The same germ causes hair to
and later badness; in killing it.
stops falling hair and prevents
tSss. 1t is also an ideal hair dress
inr. for it lends an aristocratic charm to
the hair that is quite distinctive. Sold
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co. De-
troit. Mich.
O A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17

3fLook for the Real Estate column Oh
pages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
ARE SCARCE.

re more than scarce in this
present time because Of the
pr. The firm of Booth &
yster OPENERS and shippers
uf Smith street, have
B551ers, but as they cannot
ie biyalves, the orders cannot be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17

Do you want-to sell anything: Adyei
tise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17

Situation Wan ads. printed free
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-17
Great Sale al Rocks Store!
$50 STATE STREET.
An Unusual Sale of Housefurnishing Goods

AL our customers know. that we sell no damaged go
Those who come first naturally have the best assort
IF the bargains;
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
The DemOreSt
Contest

The second Of the Demorest medal
contests took place last night at the
Christian church, and was well at
tended Much interest was mani
Tested. Their were eight contestants
fort he prize a beautiful silver med
al. as follows:
Misses Vida Dean. Florence Til
Ioreon. Anna Liudhart. Lois Becker.
Eva and Huldu Boecking and Myrtle
Garrison.
The music of the evening was fur
ufshed by Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Hutton and was OF the highest order.
The prize winner was Miss Wilda
Dean. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dean. who took for her piece
q very striking composition, 'Anar.
chy and the Saloon" Miss Dean
saorr as well as those Of the other
Young ladies. was highly crediiable
to them.
Tine Judges who acted in behalf
,r The managers of the contest were
"a Coles. Dr. f. r. Smith and Mrs
E. B Wilson.
Altogether the contest was most
rroGrable one. During the time thai
The Judges were making their deois.
for MISS Ellie Hendel delighted the
audience with humorous recitation
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

Changed

Paris, Apr. IT. tSpeciaIl VIVA,
hopes hiied tine hearts of the peacs
party some days ago are now com.
pletely changed, and there is every
prospect that the war will drag on
for some time to come.
The dispatches appearing in the
American newspapers saying that
Foreign Minister DeIcasse of France
and the japanese ambassador. Mofo-
no, to France. were holding confer
ences relating TO peace, are maccur-
ate.
The Japanese ambassador said TO
the Associated Press: "I tell Won ey-
pliciuy that there are no peace ne
gotiatious or preliminaries for peace
negotiations i'm progress as far as
I am aware, and ] believe my nfnr-
nation TO be correct. The state
ments that 1 have held conferences
with NJ. Delcasse are false and calcu-
lated to bring confusion to the siua-
ton, which is now perfectly plain.
No representative of Japan has been
authorized at this time to foreshad-
ow on what basis the japanese gov
ernment would treat for peace. On
the contrary, the Japanese govern
ment is at present conducting a mil
itary campaign and will continue TO
proceed with it,"
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Mesa Club
Social Dance

II there was ever a better time en-
Joyed at a social dance than at the
last dance of the Mesa Club last
night at the Auditorium. il is not a
matter OF public record. Rarely in
deed can there be found one hundred
neople who felt in such fine fettle as
did the members Of the'cIub and their
guests. There was NOT lax moment
i'm an the time OF the continuance of
fine dance. There was something do
nE every minute, and there were
smiles and pleasant words from one
TO another that couspired TO make
the social am eminent success.
The series of dances that have
been giveu this winter by the Mesa
Club have been enjoyable and i'm fact
notable. The history OF the Mesa
Club as social organization dates
buck to almost the beginning of the
cirys history and there have been
many pleasant times had under the
name of the Mesa Club. Early last
fall number of the young men and
some OF the young married set of
the city determined to revive the Me
sa Club and give Two series of dan
ces. One series was given up to- and
Inclusive of the holiday period and
the second one from the beginning
of The new year Both series have
been most enjoyable.
There are few towns in Colorado
that could have presented a more ell
egant crowd of ladies and gentle
men than were present last evening
tn social side Of Grand Junction life
is noted everywhere. and at no time
do Young or old people fail to main
tain The distinctive reputation earned
for hospitality and pleasure which
exists here at all times
The gentlemen directly responsi-
BILE for the organization and mainte-
nance of the Mesa Club this year
were President J. @. Matthews. Vice
President f. \. Atwood. Treasurer
C H. McCuriy and Secretary and
Manager a. r.. baAllS.
The committees were as follows.
Arrangements j. Q. Matthews.
S. w. Moody Dir Henderson.
Refreshments DIR. Abbott. Z. A.
Atwood, Howard Fletcher.
Reception Or. Blackburn, Dan r.
Hill Fred Holmes
Finance S. Carnahan, c. II.
Arthur. f. W. Diuwiddie.
Floor-A. f Baylis, ollie Bannis-
ter Price Mayo.
The dance did not close until af-
ter / O'Clock last night. At mid
night a delightful supper was served
by the Delmouico restaurant, which
was well patronized The managers
Of the supper doing all in their power
TO satisfy their patrons.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
HOmemaker
HOmeSeeker

Washington. Apr. THE interior
department has decided that, in the
allotment of lands in the Untah res
ervation in Utah. to be opened to
settlement by September /. the In
dians should be compelled to take
agricultural lands. that the Indians
who had taken lands along the Du-
chesne river. as has ben asserted.
such us would stand in the way of
tho establishment of tuwnsitcs on
that river. would not be permitted
TO retard the advance Of the home
maker and homesecker; that, while
he Indians would he protected in
all of their rights under the law, they
would not be permitted to delay set
lcmcni, especially of townsitcs along
.he river courses.
It is recognized that the natural
location of towns is along water
ways and the history of the world
shows that all towns of Importance
fave been located on water courses.
II is denied at the interior depart
ment that a permanent allotment of
indian lands has been made on the
uintah reservation. There have been
some allotments, but only tentative,
and the whole subject of allotment
is to be gone over just as soon as
The field notes of the surveys shall
be written up and turned over to
the Indian Office so that permanent
llloments may be made by officers
appointed for that purpose.
"No delay viii be permitted on
he part of the Raven and Florence
Mining Companies in locating their
mining claims in the Uintah rescr-
yotion said Private SeoretpIy
smith OF Secretary Hitchcock yes
rerday.
They were given sixty days in
which to locate their claims with
the interior department. and even
though the field notes of the survey
have not yet been completed, the
mining companies will be held rigid
ly to the law. which says that thce
must indicate the lands they propose
10 take for mineral purposes within
sixty days from March 3, when tie
5m was signed "
Preparatory to alloting the Tin
tah reservation and closing up all
necessary features that have rela-
lion 10 the opening of that reseryu
ton, scientific system OF irrigation
lis to be mapped out for the Indians.
said Secretary Hitchcock yesterday
morning.
"To that end, William II. Code Of
Los Angeles. Cal. has been appoint
ed chief engineer of Indian irrigation
and ordered 10 the Uintah reserve
ton Immediately, and will act with
Capt. Hail upon the question of lands
susceptible to irrigation for these In
iians previous to their allotment"
Previous to his departure for the
reservation Agent Hall and NIr Code
had a number OF conferences with
Secretary Hitchcock, and plan of
procedure was agreed upon that Mr..
Code will carry out on reaching the
reservation.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Chamber of Commerce Meeting.

The regular weekly meeting of the
board Of directors of the Chamber Of
Commerce was held last evening, the
following members being present.
Messrs. Buchanan, Bunting, Carpen-
ter. Sullivan, McCulloch and Price.
Letters from various parties were
read and ordered filed. After much
correspondence. the board is n pos
session Of much valuable matter per
taining to the cost of fruit canning
machinery. Any one desirous Of
knowing just what it Will cost to
eaufp a 5000 or 10000 can per day
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
First Case
In Years

New York. Apr. IA patients i'll
ness. which was designated leprosy'
has been received at Bellevue hos
nitaI. When the doctors had been
satisfied themselves as to the dis
ease the man was hurried off to an
isolated ward on Blackwell's island.
# was the first case Of the kind at
Bellevue in many years. The victim
Dis Russian who has been in Amer
ica only a short time.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

fruit canning plant will do well to
call on the secretary.
During the next few weeks parties
are expected to visit the city in the
interests of a wholesale grocery es-
adjustment.
The resignation of c. d. Smith,
one of the members of the board of
directors, was read, and on motion
it was resolved that the resignation
be accepted. Mr.. Smiths time is so
much occupied with his own exact
ing business that he wished to be re-
lieved of the duty Of attending the
regular board meetings. Mr.. Smith,
however, showed his good will by
presenting the board with a box OF
choice Havanas, and promising to aid
whenever possible in working for a
better Grand Junction.
on motion it was resolved that the
following gentlemen be selected to
fill the positions on the board OF dir
ectors made vacant by the resigna-
ton of 5. C. McMulln and c. H.
smith: Robert b. Cassell of tho
Heron & Cassell Company, and S. c.
Desch. Jr.. of the G.. V. store. Both
gentlemen will prove valuable help
ers to the present board Of directors
The meeting adjourned to meet
again April 7.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
National Lead
Company Consolidated

New York, Apr. .-tSpecial)-
There has been a consolidation of the
National Lead Company, known as
the white lead trust, and the United
Lead Company, known as the Gug-
genheim company. The first company
has a capitalization of S3o.ooo,Ooo
and the latter of S25.000,000.
It will make one of thes rongesi
trusts in America and the Guggen-
helms will be the controlling spirit
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Back of the MOffdt
Plan is a Scheme

Denver. Apr. l.-t tSpeciall lit is
given out officially as having come
direct from David Moffat that he will
sell all his holdings i'm the TramwaH
company and take that money to
complete his railroad TO Salt Lake
City,
1t is said that a transcontineuIaI
line is back of the Monat plan TO
build TO Salt Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Verdict of Murder
In Second Degree

Denver. Apr. 1.-tspeoial)-In ne
Wianand jury brought in verdict
of guilty of murder in the second de-
gree this morning
This means a sentence OF amy
where from ten years to- life.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Canning Company
Incorporated

Denver. Apr. tspeciaL1-The
Palisade Canning Company was 'n-
corporated today with capital oil
$4,000. The inCorporators are D.
NJ. Burger. J. N. Devine and j. b.
secor. The place of business is Pal
isade.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Severins of the Bond
May Take Place

ST. Petersburg, Apr. l.-C Specially
A movement has begun for a sey-
ering of the bond between the church
and state. 1t is believed that by so
doing the government will command
a greater respect Of the common peo-
pie.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Did Not Appear in
OId-Time Form

Baltimore. Nd, Apr. L-l9pe-
riall Young Corbett fought a ara"
of ten rounds last night with hla
Sullivan.
Corbett did not appear in his Old
time form.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

Charles W. Haskell is home from
DeBeaue. where he went to make
the survey of the land Of j. w. Ong'
recently sold to a syndicate from
the east.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

The star shoe repairing store
Wi. done while you wait Men $
.,aIs soles. 75c. Work guaranteed
Give us a call and you will stay VII"
ms a12 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

If you dissatisfied with the Clothing you have
been getting elsewhere the prices the service, the
fit, etc.-TY THE FAR-Wear suit of Capps Clothing.
Its 100 per cent pure WOOL perfect fitting and costs
very much less than you might ordinarily expect to
pay for so good Clothing. .... Gee. .... ....
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
Rube Smith
The Winner

Denver Apr. L. Special
Rnba smith fought "a hve-round con
,ssr last night at Scranton. Pa, with
,r,rrin Judge. and bested him.
s,,HH is q Denver local champion
ont after dstie honors.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

Weather forecast for 3G hours
ending pm. Sunday: Western
Colorado Clearing and colder to-
night. Sunday, fair and warmer For
Grand Junction and vicinity-Clear-
ing and colder tonight; Sunday, fair
and warmer.
Richard II. Sullivan, weather OBJ
server. reports that a storm area OF
unusually low barometric pressure
was central this morning over west
ern Texas and southern New Mexico,
and extending northward over west
ern Colorado. attended by rains in
eastern Colorado, Wyoming, Nebras-
ka. Kansas. Texas and New Mexico.
Heavy rain, ranging from la to
1SG inches, fell from Pueblo south
eastward over northern Texas. High
pressure. with generally clear wealth
er and temperatures somewhat below
freezing. prevails over the plateau
districts and toward the northwest.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

- Werra. Luthania lvia St. Peters
burg, Apr. 1.-t Especially D-Mobs of
peasantry are going through the
country destroying everything in
their path and pillaging the estates
of the landed aristocracy.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

hest of your eyes by a COM
,tirIsn will show precisely
4 sdei and glasses right and
4 made will save the sight.
\ ezomination free, Why
. examine your eyes today?
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

London, Apr 1t tSpeciaI)
ford won today from her old-tiuc
antagonists. Cambridge. by three
lengths. The time was 20 minutes
and 30 seconds.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01

LODI Russian Poland. Apr. L.
\ police commissioner of the second
district was injured today by the eN-
plosion of bomb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-27

sheds of the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers that stand perpendicular to each other in their courses to the sea.
 The social, political, industrial and commercial solidarity of Alabama, the impossibility of which has weigneo down the pride and glory of our sovereign statehood since 1S1S. Will pe- come perfect through this great chan nel of intercourse between the dis- several sections of the State.
 New Orleans needs this safer ana better route to the Gulf of Mexico, ana Mobile needs this only possible water route for river steamers to the nrty- three rivers of the Mississippi water she'd Some lot-holders in Mobile ana Southern New Orleans might object to this work of national importance as q rude disarrangement of their plans or speculation. doubt not that they would at first object. but If I was working only in their interest, I would venture to advise them that it would greatly enhance the value of their property. regard such a canal as being of the highest value to the State and peo- pie of Alabama and l therefore hope that your convention will at least take the subject into consideration. To load steamboat at Wetumpka or Tusca- loosa and discharge the cargo at Knox vile or Chattanooga, or Sheffield or Florence. would be an inspiration to legitimate enterprise, that I could not intensity by any course of argument ar by any appeal to State pride.
 Very respectfully.
 John T. Morgan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-27
Alabama at Department. .

Washington. Oct. 26.-(special.)- James H. Taylor has been appointed postmaster at Taylorsville. Madison County, vice Emmet H. Taylor, re- signed.
 Daniel W. Boyles has been appoint ed regular and Jessie Boyles substi- tute rural carrier at Morgan Spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-27
REVOLUTION IN CUBA
REPORTED THAT GENERAL GOMEZ
 IS BUYING ARMS.
Government Onlcfaln at Havana Are Not Alarmed and Look Upon the Story as a Wild
 Rum0P.

Havana, Oct. 26.-An uncredited ru- nor is in circulation that General Jose Miguel Gomez, former Governor of Santa Clara Province. until recently candidate for the presidency of Cuba. and who Is now in the United States, is buying 6.oO0 rifles in the United States for the purpose of organizing a revo- lution in Cuba. General Freyere An drade, Secretary of the Interior. laugh ed when questioned on the subject. He said:
 "If Gomez brought the rifles to Cuba he would not ind any men to carry them. much less fight with them. We have heard such rumors. They seem to be gotten up for the purpose of con- vincing the United States government that there is a spirit of unrest in Cuba. In any event, the United States, will not permit the dispatch of arms to Cuba"
 Senator Zeeyas, President of. the Lib eral party, was surprised when in- formed of the rumor. He said:
 Gomez has not got the money to buy guns. He is going to rent a plan tation and become a sugar planter.
 "The only movement I have heard of is in the direction of annexation to the United States in the event of tho ratification of the British treaty, but that is a conspiracy and not a party matter I am not inclined to believe that the Senators, despite the strength of the Moderates, will ratify the treaty"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-27
TO ENFORCE ORDINANCE.
Mayor Says Stablemen Will Have to
 

Clear Streets.
 It became evident yesterday morning that Mayor W. NJ. Teague intends en- forcing a section of the City Code of Montgomery which prohibits the use of the streets of the city for the storage of vehicles, chicken coops and other articles handled by merchants, dealers. manufacturers and livery stables.
 In order to give persons who have violated this ordinance for years chance to plead their causes before talk ing action, Mayor Teague yesterday morning in his office held an extended consultation with livery stable propri- etors and green grocers. They ap- peared at the office on invitation of the Mayor The members of the Streets Committee of the City Council, com posed of Alderman Hartley, Chairman, and Alderman Foster and Gunter, were also present.
 Twelve proprietors of livery stables and four green grocers appeared. The conference lasted about two hours and Mir. Teague took the matter under con- sideration.
 The Mayor said yesterday that he does not want the streets of the city used as a warehouse for vehicles and chicken coops and that there is an or dinance covering the matter. The ques- tion was brought most forcibly to his notice in the custom used by the sta bles and carriage works in keeping their vehicles on the streets, and the custom of green grocers in having coops, filled with chickens, on the side walks. -.