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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
OWN BOMB
KILLED HIM.
Terrorist With English Passport
Dropped Death Engine in
Room.

ST. PETERSBURG, MIrch' -. y
bomb was exploded at the HOTEL BIS
toll, adjoining the Hotel d .AtblcterTe
| here, just before daylight. tearing TO
atoms the owner of tie bomb, a Giah
with an English passport giving tue
name of Alfred Henry Mccullough.
The explosion wrecked the adJoill'-
rooms, killing the wife of an otlcef
and injuring several dodgers,
Investigation by the police leads theNl
to believe that Mccullough was ehSai-
ed either in packing his effects OF III
preparing for some desperate 'i'''F
prise when the bomb fell end eNpIphr".
The police immediately surrounded thH
hotel, mounted gendarlnts allowing no
one within fifty pacoss
An independent investigation seems
To establish beyond question That thr
man killed was 4 Terrorist leader. bis
passport was Fictitious, and III" man
was . foreigner, not a Russian. ~
the Hotel de Paris, where he had been
stopping from time 10 time since TIC
middle Of january Mccullough was
described as Il very Intelligent looking
man, between thirty and forty years
Of z resembling more Il French'Hal
than an EngiiShne.n. speaking F1enC,
with the fucncy Of "a native. lie ais.
spoke English.
just before Grand Duke Scrgius was
assassinatcd the III vas absent fo'
two days. Mccullough ~professcd 70 b'
engaged In business. but in view 81
what has happened his movements ar
admitted 10 have been mysterious.
Some OF the police are inclined 10
think Mccullough was a direct emil
snry of the Paris revolutionary Or
Sani2ation.
McCunoUgh'S legs were torn on II
the flesh of the upper portion of his
body spattercd the walls and ceilings.
which were red with blood.
At the British embassy and conSo-
lntc Mccullough is unknown. 1t is not
believed he was a. British subject.
The explosion has hccu followed ny
| many arrests. both in ST. P~ctcrshuI!
and in the Baltic provinces. Papers
found in the dead mans room iucluGH
| numerous revolutionary papers an:
pamphlets. drawings of Internal ma
chimes and othcr evidence, c%ompl"t"ly
establishing the connection Of McCu'-
Tough with the tcrrorists,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Glnnon & Shelby
02 smith St.
Look for Electric Sign

held here that this city exceeded New
Brunswick in 1900, but the oticia.
figures gave rs n few hundred less
than the county seat, and, in order II
let them down easy. Perth Amboy le'
it goat that, knowing full we'll tina.
the mex census would tell the tale
There is no doubt but that New
Brunswick will put on an extra spur
and will make every effort to keep tn.
lead of Perth Amboy down rs m1cl
as possible, but our friends up til
river will have to count the names o.
the tom5stones if they still want Il
maintain the first place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Veteran confederate Office Dead.

HIGHLAND FALLS, y. y, March
lG.-Coloncl Caleb Husc. aged seventy
five years. died suddenly ut his home
here following a surgical operation,
Colonel Hllsc graduated from the init
cd States Military academy in lS5l
and was for many years an instructor
mt West Point. He resigned from th'
Union army in 1861 and Subsequent,
was commissioned by Jefferson Davi
as colonel and sent TO Europ" as puI
chasing agent for the Confederate ~
my.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Litt,c Rough Riders rs Escort.

SHERNAN, TrN., March 1@,-Amon@
many unique and a%ttractiv" features
proposed in connection with the rcccH-
ton to be- rendered President l;oosc-
welt on his trip to sherman is q squad
ron of juvenile rough riders alfred in
characteristic costume on carefully SO
lectel ponies, equipped with all Accou-
termcntS Of war. The little warrior
will head tn" honorary escort. The 'irSt
stop OF thr president in Texas viii h'
at sherman, and his first address viii
be delivered here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
MONDAY, MARCH IL.

Tn prospects for q good baseball
season in Perth Ambov is excellent.
Many amateur teams are getting into
the field with good men in the lineup
and we expect them to give q s0od &C
count of the n%selves. The factory
leaQne promises to get together for
this season and this will add life to
the sport The league, last year,
WINS a big success and thera is no rea
son why it should not be so this sea.
son. The Amusement Company will
la strongly Represented on the dia.
III md and the managers are doing
some great thinking now getting ready
for the opening. Baseball is PERT
Ameoy's favorita summer sport and
it is gratifying to know that the stan
dard this year is to be equal, if not
bett r, than last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March Is.
1t has been definitely decided that the
Democratic caucus of the Tennessee
Legislature will meet On Wednesday
night for the purpose Of nominating u
successor to the late United State.
Senator William r. Bate. There In
Vet been no announcement Of any can.
dnatcs. though it is generally believed
| that Governor j.. Il. Frazier and "N.
! Governor Benton McAlillen and Rob
| ertI. Taylor win be in the fight,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Ice Gorge StiII Holds.

PrTTSBURG, March l3.-Thc Target
river coal shipment out of PjttShir:
for moaths has started south. IE"
hcct contained about %2.5oo.p0u bushes
conMgncc to Cincinnati and Louisville,
Another Shipment Of 2,00o.Uo0 bushels
will be male today. The gauge at Ia.
Wis Island lam at . o'clock ilSi night
| showed ELEVEN feet and the water fall
ing > oc a.foot an hour. The Ailc~
gtrny river We, gorge just below KIT
tanning still bdds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Local Items

The Ladies' ALL Society, of the
Baptist church. will meet in the
hapel tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock. A
rye attendance is desired.
William Niayesky, of 1875 Mechanic
rreet, VITO met with nu accident
tbout two weeks ago at the Barber
Asphalt Works, is improving.
Miss Nora Regain, 2S Willocks Lane,
As acc pied q Position wi Ii D. Wolf
< Company.
Miss Anna Konopka, of 1856
Mechanic street, spent two days lnst
verk at WOODBRIDGE.
Mis- Edith ESgers, formerly CT
PERTH An boy, hut nov trained muse
at TIL Epglewood hospital, spent Il
lew days with her parents, AIR. and
Mrs Rogers, Of Maple street.
Mrs Edith B~ioodgood, of l5S
Brighten avenue, demonstrated for the
lew Ben meat market Saturday,
Little Ethel Farlander is confined
at her home in Madison venue with
the measlsS,
Paul Flpari, OF New York visited
friends Suhiay in Perth Amboy.
The daughter Of Mrs. Robert Han
son, of 2i2 Smith street. who has b en-
I'll nj her llortc, is convalesCent.
Lit'lo Helen Bath of Brighton ave.
auo, who has been very ill with tie
measles ami wAooping cough. is get
ring along slowly.
Miss Margard Mclaughlin enter.
ainod company Vat her home Satur'
day.
The Police haSp received a com
)laint Of q d%istuibancs in the Nc.
Clel'an Engine Company house. 1t 4
alleged that two on three men, sop.
pose lily members Npf the comnauy,
were ringing the gops and tXe,cisiu.
At the horse at 800 A. III.
Patrolman Kozusko\ found Il walls e,
containing some c!othpE and letters
in the doorway Of BIS St,te street.
a purse found on Spte street by
Roundsman Morris is all police head.
quarters awaiting a claimant.
Tonight the Children meeting o
the Foreign Missionary society will
be held in the First Aesbvteriar
chapel. Tie election Of oitcers will
ais ta5o place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ructschi, famtrly q
this city, visited in town YESTERDAY.
/ Samuel Crane, of Scranton, Pa.
was the guest Of Mr., and MIS-
Wilintz, Ct Hall avenue, Sunday
sThe gas pipes in city hall got {
quantity Of water in them ea ~ | s
evening and the police officers had Il
sentry down town after candles. Tho
" 10 ale TO us! the gas again aboa'
7:t5 o'c!,ck.
Pairo'man NJ Dormott was TIE fra
man in the apartment to get a day 4
under ttc lev rule of enc day &
month. Patrolman l.. G. Jensen too
lis place. today on the Smith an
State street beat.
Miss Agnes Kant has returned frfr
Canada, where she went to atten
Ir. Crawford's funeral
Last night tina local Ancient OrdC
of Hjb3rnian5 held a meeting.
The Barber Asphalt Company has
added q delivery wagon TO the.
plant.
Philip Long and Leon Levy q,
visiting in New York.
patrolman Wllitworth has a smn
boat going in the direction of SOP
Amboy last night. 1t appeared like
bateau from the steamboat dock.
Mrs. G. W. Sheath is slowly reco'
ering from the effects of q had fall
the icy walks about three weeks AT
Harry Runyon.. is home fro
!. Hack ttstown on his spring vacatic
F, Recorder H. E. P,ckersgill is
New Brunswick today as a witno
i in the case of Louis C]nnelly, OF tn
l,ftr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

PHILADELPHIA, March -. - y
formidable inSli&ectionary movement
aimed against tAe Castro regime III
Venezuela has bcsG uncovered in this
city. II is said, by sgentS OF I'll" NcnH
auclan G%pveruineutA and s. alarming
are the nature and ,Ncngth OF tho rev
dictionary plot thatW formal protest
has been sent to President Roosevelt
by +. Salcedo Ochoa,Atbe N"nnzuelar
nnMa.li INN .-.- :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
BIDS AND

Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
Gil of the City of Perth Amboy, N. J.
will meet on April Bad, 1905, at 500
o'clock p. H., in the Council Chamber,
at which time bids will be received for
furn shing a combination Ambulance
and Police Patrol Wagon, at a cost not
exceeding 10000. Bids must be filled
with the City Clerk at or before the
time of that meeting.
CHAS. NJ. MacWILLIAMS,
1896 a-1O lot City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
GRAND REGENT
TO VISIT HERE.
Will Attend Meeting of Middle
sex Council, Royal ArCanum
Tomorrow Night.

Grand Regent Wnshhurn and staff
will be present at the meeting of
Middlesex Council, Royal Arcanum,
tomorrow night. The orator has pre-
pared u special treat for the occasion.
There will be refreshments and cigars.
The grand regent will be accompanied
" his staff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Legal Notices.
NnrIcE nE INTENTION.

To whom it may concern -
Notice is hereby given that Il
ell Of the City Of Perth ArnboI
to construct a sewer in Chg
from Huntington street mort
with the sewer on State strd
in the oponion of the Councl
necessary to construct
through lands of William
and others, on a line forme NeSon-
tinuation northerly of the centre line Of
Charles street through said lands to a
point opposite the culvert under tho
Perth Amboy and Woodbridge Railroads
and thence easterly through said cul- !
vert and lands of said Railroad Com
pany and If said William r. Meredithf
and others, and Of Joseph Gadek on N
straight line to connect with the sewer
in Charles street. Persons Directing
thereto are hereby notifiedsthat such OBJ
iections must be filed in the office of the
City Clerk in writing, at tr before the
expiration Of ten days from the date of
this notice.
Date. Feb. goth 1867
CIIAS. NJ. MCMILLAN,
City Clerk.
1925 2-27 lot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
Long /. chicr secretary For Ireland.

LONDON, March L.. Official an.
noumccmcnt Is made OF the appoint
nlent of Walter Hume Long, president
of the local government board, 70 sue
coed Mr.. Wyudltm Us chief secretary
for ireland. Gerald Balfour, prcS!-
dent Of tho board Of trade. succeeds
Mr.. Long. The Marquis of Salisbury,
lord Of the priyy seal. becomes prcsi-
dent Of the board Of trade. retaining
bis former office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

There is every prospect Of Perth
Amboy taking an ac'ive part in all
sports on the water this season. This
is good news both to the sportsman
and the citizens generally. One of the
greatest attractions this city has is
it's b -autiful bay with ample facilities
for everything of an aquatic nature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

HAVANA, March l3.-tIcncral Folk
Agnus of Baltimore and Marty paid q
visit 10 President Palma, Tby whom
they werr cordially received. Last
night the visitors We're entertained 1T
the residence Of Minister Sqnie*i,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
HINTS.
70 whiten linen take IL pound OF

To whiten linen take one pound oil
fine white soap, cut it up into a gallon
of milk and put it over the fire in u
kettle. Wien the soap has quite
melted, put on the linen and boil for
half IN hour. Now take it out, hav'
Jog ready Il lather Of soap and warm
water Wash the linen in it and then
rinse it through two cold waters with
very little blue in the last.
Every daughter, no matter in what
| class she is born, ought II be taugh
all nous hpld duties to make her cap
| able of hi usehold command. Marriage
is too generally looked upon a WON
ans sole profession. Every girl should
be tnugnt an industry of some sort,
according to the bent Of her inclina.
tions, which will render her indepen'
dent Of matrimony Violet Tweed
dale.
Placing the sink in front of a win
dow helps TO make the routine work
of washing pans and kettles less like
%drudgery, says a household magazine
To secure an architectural effect TO,
the exterior Of n house this pleasur'
of all outlook is often thouGhtlessly
taken away from the worker in IN
kitchen. One way 10 maze kitchen
work ~enjoyatl1 is to he p r cur ne
6utiep M "a minimum rpliaviur them
by every possible labor saving deIice
A novel fancy is to line the broad briE,
of velvet hats with leather, preferably
suede, In a lighter shade than the velvet.
Eoliennes continue in favor for cressy
wear and cashmeres have been again
placed OH the molish list.
Exceedingly pretty designs arc seer
in collar and cuff sets Of lawn and lace
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

If the plans for the new railroad
bridge are carried out, together with
all the buildings in contemplation in
this city this spring and summer,
Perth Amboy is going TO be one OF the
busiest PLACES in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

E1Rh ALAIkNA oOAbCa
q Raritan Copper Works
26 aigh and Lewis
q Madison ave aud Paterson no
y Market and First SITS,
80 smith and High st
81 state and Smith SITS
43 BuekiD cham ave ard lartf
a5 Commerce and Front sts
az High aud Washington str
s. State st and Buckingham ave
sc Hall ave and Charles st
~ Railroad ave and Wayne
GO Washington and First ste
6S rurnpike ana Elm 81
81 smith 1t and Watson ave
IS Commerce and State ts
~ Sront and Smith sits
% Water and Gordon sts
"a Eearny ave and Gordon 81
81 smith aud Herbert st
~ Woodbridge road and Washington al
81 Lehigh ave Stanford at
To send In an alarm, open the door OF the h
and pull down the lever and let go once on
stay at box until fremen arrive,
SPECIAL CALLS.
tap-Break In circuit. taps Drill and a.
alarm test. Hydrant at corner OF Jefferson an
High street always to be used for this trial.
taps Fire out. 5taps Police call. 12-Call Il
Lincoln Hose l3-Call for Washington Hos
i4-Call for Mcclellan Hose l5-Can Tor Pre-
lection n aud L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

Tbs state is now preparing 10 take
n census and when il in completed we
expect TO see n material advancement
in Perth Amboy. II has always been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

To Our Readers:-If you do not receive
your paper regularly, we. would consider 1t a
favor If YOU wuuld report the matter at once,
No attention paid to unsigned communica-
tfang
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

EINtJIAAiTON, y. T.. March -. -
Joseph Loahoy, aged thirty-five, ST
Providouc", II. j., was struck and in
3tJully killed by an Erie passengH'
a1iu at Deposit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

Entered at Post oance as secOnd-class matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

Long Distance Telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13

Classified ads. on page 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-13
TERMS or suRscn1pr1oN

ItNM5 r 0Nb0tHIFIIVN :
The Evening News is on sale at newstands
and delivered by regular carrier in Perth
Amboy. South Amboy, Woodbridge, Carteret
per week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01

Of tho plants that have the rusest deadest looking
leavea Shell out tho wheat now. What kind Of :
motherpant do you think was that bore this wheat1
Look at the shriveled shrunken starved berries But
then, the mother plant was not to bams"
It's II rustf" asked Jack, he erumbled the brown
leaves between thumb and finger 'It looks something
Like real iron rust
''Rust Is exactly what it is,' replied Uncle Dich
with approving nod tThe tiny parasite called rust
fastened the and fed the food
they Working to store up for fatening the berries
You notice the whole field along hero Is less
rusty Bust, unlike smut catching First there viii
be one tiny ironrusy spot In twentyfour hours there
are ever many ron-rusty spots And they grow
larger and larger until they cover the whole leaf and it
sort of wfthers up. Then another leaf 'caches the
rust and goes until whole field will have rust,
just family of children is likely to have measles
and murnps and Whooping cough, if member
down."
*But what causes rust, Uncle Dick'''
6Do you remember that table-cloth that Aunt Mary
Ead widowed because the maid had thrown it int
the hamper when damp and it had gathered mods
Well rust il sort of mildew plants and may form
from circumstances that would mold to form
Vhere.'
81 should Think then, they would most always have
rust, " said Jack "There's always less rain,
and the Winds know beat the grain down frequently,
and if it doesn Il up there is plenty Of chance for
to get moldy, all matted down together.''
'There is less rust every year - said Uncle
Dick but generally it is only brown rust that attacks
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.

n oMoRRoW, Sunday marks = date that should DO
4 recognized in Juniordom the world over. Just one
hundred ago. Hans Christian Andersen tho author
Of the popular fairy tales known to modern readers
was born at Odense, Denmark.
Poverty was his lot as a child, and for many years
Of his later life he hardly made decent living Harder
still BEAR probably the fact that both child
and his associates did not understand him and rid
culed attempts write his living any
by his brains. Hans was odd. There two ways
about that and according the simple ideas of the Dan
ish people, with whom his lot east the of poor
cobbler had right to put airs-" Andersen liked
foppsh eothes Andersen eurled his long hair greatest
of ALL Andersen's wonderful brain created good many
things they could not make Of and Andersen pen
wrote many things they thought the siest trash i'm
agnable Long after the world knew the name Of Hans
Christian Andersen the author Of the most attractive
fairy tales that had been written, his fellow
trymen often held him up pitess rdcue that he
had fee to foreign countries for sympathy Indeed
today Danish critics consider foreign taste most
surprising giving recognition Andersen that it
still does.
Children, however, always understood Andersen. To
them his "ehidike soul with ehildhood's dreams'
10 much like their that what he wrote touched
spot in their hearts and minds which writer before his
time had been able to reach Wherever he went, what
the tongue children gathered about him and hung
upon his words the of CLANS Christian Andersen"
being magical in its effect the music of the F'Pied
Piper Of Hamelin."
Hans Christian Andersen wrote many things, but
novels, plays and essays almost forgotten
and his fame for generations to will rest upon the
fading pleasure that little people the world
find in the fairy tales that first gave him entrance into
the heart Of childhood.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01

the leaves and does not do an appreciabe amount of
damage 1t is the black rust that attacks the stalk of
the wheat plant and sucks out all the fattenng foods
that makes the berry shrivel up like these Hello!
We're just in time to Mr. Jackson cut the little patch
of wheat in front of the house,
"Why, uncle-Unce Dick-they-they act just like
live things don't theya' Jack exclaimed he watched
the binders moving down the grain. 'Just look it!
Just look it! See the wheat fall down on-on-what
do you call that thing that carries it alongs''
t'Elevator,' said Uncle Dick gravey, tho he was
much amused at Jacks excitement.
'Just it fall down that elevator when the
knives cut it and then 60 up that high part tho
lefthand side of the driver and out in bundles all
tied uP'
agreed ~ don It know how many harvests I have
up here but can t yet sefbinder at work that
don't wonder at all it do. At frst the machines
used to throw off each bundle it tied Then the
'shockers'the who set the bundles up in shocks
had to pick them and carry them to the place where
shock should be. The binders nowadays bold the bun
dies until there six eight and drop them in =
bunch. An the men have to do is to set them up in
shocks They work more quickly and consequently fewer
of them required This last piece to be cut and
If does not rain they will begin threshing this after
You II be sure to enjoy that
"Why can't they thresh if it rainsa"
"Because the wheat must be dry finder. The
threshng machine separates the wheat berries only
from the straw but also from the husky covering
they stick in the machine and in time clog up that
It not Sometimes heavy fog dew in the
morning win delay threshing for several hours. A
heavy shower will stop work for half day, and rainy
days.
That afternoon Jack and Uncle Dick formed part Of
the procession Of horses hayracks and that
pounding and rumbng the stubbe Of the fields to
where the huge eaudy red threshng machine stsod azy
stretching fs long scraggiy The engineer had
been there for two hours and busy ong the engine
which tehled under III load Of steam. The hayraeks
ratified out among tho shocks Ono picked up the
bundles With . pftchfofk and tossed them upon tho
wagon, vhers smother piled them sp neatly until
With tho th1sshing machine dashed around and mixed
R generally, until i n reminded Jack Of his kaleids-
scope
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
Flossie's Polite Friend.

very pretty story is told BY 4 writer in The Sun
BEAM of dog that followed little girl home from school
one day: He was Big handsome dog and wore a nice
collar, with his and address engraved it. but he
had evidently lost his way Floase the little girl told
her father about and he sent the dog safely home Ono
day time after Flosse was going home from her
aunt when began to rain She opened her umbrella
down the street. Fossie started to after it, but it
kept tumbng and tossing ahead Of her. It began
rain harder and Fosse began to cry. Then all at once
something big and black dashed by her and after
umbrella faster than the wind could 60. What do yau
think it vast It Flossie friend the stray dog Be
she could cry any he had caught tho runaway
umbrella, was holding il BY tho handle. How he did
wag his TAIL to say; 'Here Il y, little girl One
kaser. and now h1ye caught your umbrella for you