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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS
tBy Associated Pressl

Boston, ass, Oct 6.--The state con.
vention of the republicans assembled
here today in fremont Temple to nom
inatea state ticket Congressman John
w. Weeks was elected chairman OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06
Kansas City Excursions

Santa Fe sells round trip tickets
TO Kansas City, account OF carnival.
for sos. Sold Oct l TO 7, limited
TO Oct. 9. Also account of kpe
stock show, Kansas City, for
SII.65. Sold Oct Z to II. good l.,
return Oct. 10, and may be extend
ed TO Oct 3I.-F. 7. BEST, Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06

the convention. The slate to be nomi-
mated. It is understood, is Lieutenant
Governor Guild for governor; Ehen +
Draper for lieutenant governor, and
Dana Malone for attorney general
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06
JURY LISTS ARE SHORT
Murphy Says Ma
terial for Regular Panel
is Hard TO Procure.

Word comes from Wa'ongl that jus
tiee Beauchamp. in district ccurt. dis
missed the grand jury hocause Of n
challenge TO the array Of tie imy BY the
federal defendants ne legality Of the
jury being challenged because OF Judge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-06
mLNlWp waMER

II anything went amies AZ the once
Aoday which q want ad. may remedy
ana you hastened to TX up the want aa-
You may stop worrying about the mat
ter.
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they win challenge the array Of tho
Jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
TIE GIRL
TAUGHT CLASS.
Formerly of This City, the Child
Was a Great FavOrite in
New York.

Hundreds of little school children
after the closing of their classes yes
terday visited the bier of little Erna
Hirschfield, formerly of this city,
who died after a few hours illness
in her home at No. IA Westchester
avenue, New York. She was known
to the boys and girls of the neigh
borhood as 1.-THE little school teach
err for she had taken an interest
in the children and used her excep-
tional intelligence to impart to them
some of the knowledge that she had
gained thus early in life.
The Hirschfields lived on King
street, this city, until about four
years ago. They sold Mosques and
rented masquerade ball costumes
and similar things. The husband de-
serted his wife and child, it was de-
clared, and they fought a brave fight
for existence. Many people of all
faiths and especially Jews, remem-
Der them well.
Only five days ago many of these
children who visited her home yes
terday, had gathered at the same
house to celebrate Erna's ninth
anniversary.
Erna was one OF the brightest of
her class in the public school at st.
AIMS avenue and One Hundred and
Forty-eighth street. She was loved
by teachers and the principal. At
all the school functions Erna was al
ways asked to recite some of the
many little pieces she knew, or to
dance in costume, for which she had
achieved quite a reputation.
But it was her disposition and de-
sire to benefit others that made her
especially popular. The little teach
err took great pleasure in teaching
another child all she knew. That is
why all the boys and girls who knew
her gathered at the little white coffin
Yesterday, and silently but tearfully
dropped on it their garlands.
Erna's talents were quickly recog-
nized by Rabbi Morris Thorner, of
the Temple-Hand-in-Hand, East One
Hundred and Forty-ffth street, near
Willis avenue, where the girl was
given a class to teach, which was un-
usual for one of her age.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning, from the temple, and
will be attended by hundreds of the
children from the public school and
the temple, and by many grown
folks who had learned to love her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
BAPTISTS GET
YOUNG PASTOR.
Comes to This City from Union
Hill Which Was His
Second Charge.

William Powell Hill, the new pas
tor of the First Baptist church to
succeed Rev. Percy r. Ferris, al
though a young man, has already
met with great success in the minis
try. He comes to this city from
Union Hill and will preach here
Sunday, October Is. He will per-
manently take up the local p~astoratc
November 5.
Mr.. Hill is in his thirtieth year,
having been born in Philadelphia
February Is, 1876. He received his
elementary education in the public
schools of Philadelphia. He took
his classical studies at Temple Col
lege, Philadelphia. of which Rev.
Russell Fl. Conwell, d. D., is presi-
dent. He entered upon his theolog-
zeal studies al the Divinity School of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

Temple College, and took a post
graduate course at Grocer Theolog-
ical Seminary.
Mr.. Hill was licensed to preach by
the Grace Baptist Temple in Phila-
delphia in May, 1895, and he was or
dained to the ministry at the above
church, September 26, 1898. After
his ordination he was officially con-
nected for a time with the institu-
tional work. of the Temple. His first
p~astorate was with the First Baptist
church, of Minersville, Pa, where he
remained for three years. From
there he entered upon his present
%pastorate, the First Baptist church,
of Union Hill.
During his ministry there old
debts have been paid; the building
has been thoroughly renovated and
by actual accessions of converts, the
membership has been doubled.
The local Baptists are very en-
thusiastic at Mr.. Hills coming and
look forward to a prosperous season
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
AN UNEQUAL EXCHANGE.
Japan VIII Give Up $1,000 Russian
Prisoners.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. j.-Russia
has agreed to the japanese proposals
for the exchange of prisoners of war,
and 1866 Japanese prisoners in Rus
STA will accordingly be delivered to
their fellow countrymen at some point
on the western frontier of Russia. and
G4.000 Russians will be transported to
the ports of Kobe, Nagasaki and Yoke
hama. Thence they Will be conveyed
to Vladivostok in ten Russian trans
ports, now informed at Shanghai and
Saigon, and in two or three other ships
which are being sent from Odessa.
The American charge d'affaires,
Spencer Eddy, is ~endeavoring to make
special and more speedy arrangements
for the release of $50 sick japanese,
for whom it is hoped Japan may send
Il ship direct to the Baltic.
Captain T. Bentley Mott, the Amcri-
IAN military attache. and Mr.. Eddy
dined with the Grand Duke and the
Grand Duchess Vladimir last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
yONKO, SAYS
THE FARMER.
|. Rogers and D. K. Trip
Jailed at Bridgeport, Conn.,
Accused of SWindIe.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Oct. o.
Charged with swindling Henry q.
Wheeler. Il wealthy farmer Of STRAIT
ford, out of $1,000, Attorney Frank l..
Rodgers of this city and ID. *. Trip. IA
New York business man, are locked up
at police headquarters in default of
bail of $4,000 in each ease. a warrant
was issued last night for the arrest of
William Il. Sutphen of New York, said
to be Trips business partner. Sutphen
is alleged to have had a hand in the
operations which Mr.. Wheeler says
cost him over SIT. 1000.
Mr.. Wheeler says that Rodgers and
Trip have given him a bundle of
worthless mining securities in return
for his Endorsement of checks and that,
together with several large sums of
borrowed money for which he received
bogus notes, he has parted with the
sum named. A complaint was mad to
the prosecuting attorney, and Deputy
Sheriff Stagg of Stratford devised a
scheme to catch the men,.
Stage made an offer to Rodgers to
the effect that he would agree to cash
some of the checks Endorsed by Mr..
Wheeler if he should be paid generous
fees, asking 500 to cash one check and
$500 for another. They agreed. and the
deputy notified Rodgers that he would
meet him in the sheriff's office, where
he would cash the checks.
Rodgers and Trip appeared at the
courthouse at the appointed time, and
awaiting them in the sheriffss office
was Mr.. Wheeler. Both men seemed
surprised when told that they had been
accused by Mr.. Wheeler of swindling
him and denied the charge. The war
rants, which had been drawn previous
ly, were served, however, and Rodgers
and Trip were put in Jail.
Bail ut first was fixed at $1,000, but
State Attorney Fessenden on hearing
the details of the case ordered the
amount of bail to be raised tor $4,000,
which had not been secured up to Il
late hour last night.
Attorney Rodgers lives in Fairfield,
but conducts Il law office in this city
and is il well known lawyer.
The ease has created considerable eX-
element here on account Of the promi-
nence of the prisoners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
Fonnd a nox Cnrnsn.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-In the person
of Isaac Routman. a humble street
huckster of the east side and who is
Il young compatriot Of Jean de Reszke.
the famous Polish singer. it is believed
that Il great tenor has been accidental
ly found who will electrify the dra-
matte world and will rank with Messrs.
Caruso and De Reszke. HE is marvel
ously gifted" said Miss Fritizi Scheff,
who has sung with all the great OPP
cratic tenors of the world, land will
equal CaruSo or De Reszke.i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-In Il letter
dated at Paris, Stanley Stoner informs
the state department that he has de-
cided not to accept his appointment as
consul general ut Calcutta because of
the i'll health of his wife and has asked
that he be given employment in the
diplomatic service instead. The notice
was Il surprise Mt the state department,
where it had been assumed that Mr..
Stoner. who was appointed from Mis-
souri, on March 8 last to be consul gen
eral ut Calcutta, was comfortably oc-
cupying that post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

NEW YORK. Oct. William r.
Hearst vas nominated for mayor
unanimously by more than 3,500 men
who attended the meeting of the Mu-
nincipal Ownership League in Grand
Central palace last night. The nomi-
nation was made after Mr.. Hearst
finished his speech. in which he ar
raigncd severely the leaders of both
the Republican and Tammany organi-
cations and criticised the voters for not
arising and asserting their independ-
ence. Whether or not he will accept
the demand was not clear last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
Republican state Convention.

BALTIMORE, oct. 5.-An adjourned
meeting of the Republican state con
vention was held last night for the
purpose of making Il nomination fol
state comptroller, Henry Nj. MrCul-
Tough of Cecil county being given the
nomination unanimously. Secretary OF
the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte prcsid-
ed, and he. and George II. Gather,
president of the second branch of the
city council, We're the principal speak
erS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

LYNN, Mass, Oct. 5.-The body of j.
$. Barnet. senior member of the firm
of j. s. Barnet 4 Sons, a tanning COM
pany of this city, and formerly presi-
dent of the Barnet Leather company of
Boston, has been found in Black pond.
near here. The indications point to sui
eide. although no reaso for such an
act could be given at MIR. Barnet's of
ice. Mr.. Barnet's home was in Brook
line. He was fifty-tive years of age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
Meyer win Take a Rest.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Ambassa-
dor Meyer, who has arrived at the cap
ital, called on the president and visited
the state and war departments. He
paid his respects to Secretaries Root
and Taft and other officials and after
ward took luncheon with the president
at the White House. This is the first
visit Mr.. Meyer has paid to the United
States in Il year, and he intends to go
to his Massachusetts home and secure
a much needed rest before returning to
st. Petersburg. >,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
Miss Money Married at washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Miss Mable
Clare Money. youngest daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. II. ID. Money of Mis-
sissippi and who last week was spon-
sor for the b~attleship Mississippi, was
married last night to DR.. William Whit
ney Kitchen of Buffalo at the Church
of the Covenant, Rev. DR.. Teunis s.
Hamlin, the pastor, performing the GER
emory. The brides only attendant was
Mrs. Tom Hall of New York, who act
ed as matron of honor, while the groom
was attended by Lieutenant Z. L. Ma
gruder, U. $. N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
Steep Supplies.

Prices UP in Nome correspond with
the latitude. The Semi-Weekly News
sells for % cents a copy or one dollar
a month. 1t appears from advertise
ments that milk brings 25 cents a quar-
and eggs a dollar a dozen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
orerno wright to Come Homo.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ct is an
nounced at the war department that
Governor Wright will come to the
United States from the Philippines and
will arrive in Washington by Dee. 10,
to be present nj the opening of the bids
for the construction of railroads in the
p~hiIinpiupS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

TOKYO. Oct. 5.-The peace treaty.
with Russia has passed the privy coun-
ell. An order aArogating martial law
ut Sasebo, Nagasaki, Tsrishima and
Hakodate was passed by the privy
council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
county Treasurer a DcfauIter.

EDGEFIEID, $. c.. Oct. .. - DIR.
Thomas Patterson. the treasurer of
Edgefield county. S. c., has been sus-
pended by the governor of the state,
following disclosures of an alleged de-
falcation of the county's money,
amounting to $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
TidaI wave NJ CampechueIa.

HAVANA. Oct. 5. A tidal wave
struck the village of C~ampechuela, near
Manzanillo. Fifty houses We're dam
aged, but no lives were lost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
Rishop spaIding purnIyned.

LOUISNILLE, Ky, Oct. 5.-Bishop
Spalding Of Peoria, ILL.,. one of the most
esteemed Roman Catholic prel-
ates Nm the west ana known in this
cov1aky and Europe by his writings
on biological questions, is thought
to wing Of paralysis in st. Antho-
n pital, this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

A moving picture show will be
given in Wilder Hall tomorrow
night.
THE Convey building, Smith
street, Is about ready for the plasl
terers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

INC hist ulSlIltl utItSdieS HllSDl
another caucus and get a nom
for assembly.
They later returned and named
ghrnard M. Cannon, of Perth Am
Joy, and these three nominees were
Pmade unanimous.
Quackenboss Appears.
While the caucus of the first dis
trict was being held the committee
appointed to bring Mr.. Q~uackenboss
before the convention and consisting
Of Joseph Burns, of Perth Amboy;
Joseph Allgair, of ~Sayreville, and
John O'Neil, of this city, returned
with the nominee. He was cheered
as he was escorted to the platform,
this being the first demonstration of
any kind during the convention
which, in the afternoon, looked
something like an old time demo-
cratic gathering. The morning ses-
sion was a love feast.
Chairman Silzer did not let the
candidate speak at that time. He e
marked tina Mr.. Quackenboss had a
funeral to attend, he being an I'M
dertaker, and could not stay long,
but he had been told he would have
to wait and bury the republican
party before he could go. Mr.. Quack-
enboss wore a white vest and carried
a silk hat because of the fact that he
had a funeral to attend.
C%Oroners Chosen.
The last business in the way of
nominations was the selection of
the n A. ]. Martin, of this
city, was named, and James j. Flynn
of Perth Amboy. Both are under
takers. A third nominee was Robert
j. Heiner, of Woodbridge. On the
vote being taken Martin received CT
votes, Flynn Sc and Heiner 81. The
first two were nominated.
The committee on vacancies as APP
pointed consists of Erastus Happen,
of Raritan; Patrick Coan, of South
Amboy, and Joseph e. Stricken, of
Perth Amboy.
What QuackenbOss Said.
Mr.. Quackenboss made his speech
at this time. He thanked the con-
vention for the great honor confer
red upon him and said he went into
the fight nan for man. He was not
one mans man and if he won he
would leave the office with honor to
the democratic party.
MY funerals at A o'clock" he
said, land as it is ten minutes of
four, I must leave"
ttVl,A AFIA, fOIIon,s, f.,orI x-s1J
be seven o'clock election night"
said Chairman Silzer.
Quad Makes n Speech.
Former Assemblyman Quad in
accepting the nomination for com
missioner also made a speech in
which he urged the democrats to get
together and work hard for the tick
ct. He had not asked a delegate to
vote for him and would do his best
to make the ticket win. He thought
the nominations were all good ones
and declared that Mr.. Quackenboss
would poll the largest vote ever poll
ed in Middlesex. His word was as
good as his bond and all could vote
for him rs sheriff.
MiddleseX county belonged in the
ranks of the democracy and the
county should be brought back
where it belonged this fall.
Mr.. Flynn also addressed the con-
vention. He said he would do his
best for the ticket. 81 went down
with the bunch three years ago." he
said, "but | was not discouraged and
am here again. Though on the tail
end of the ticket | will do my best
to make it win
City Convention.
The democratic city convention
held last night in Armory Hall
John Lawrence, former state COM
mander of the Grand Army of the
Republic, was nominated for mayor
and Freebooter Arthur O'Neil was
for recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
BEGIN EARLY.

Young Americans who do not wish to lose their
eeth before they are forty must begin to look after
zhem before they are twenty. Come to me for free
examinations and filings that stay. Complete electrical
equipment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05
City Convention.

The democratic city convention
was held last night in Armory Hall
John Lawrence, former state COM
mander of the Grand Army of the
Republic, was nominated for mayor
and Freebooter Arthur O'Neil was
named for recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

EN- He Started
fIerpicide
Maryland block,
a bottle of New
q 's9, and began to
hness. The hair fol-
Pere not dead and in
FIR all over his head.
Is. and today my hair
FluXuriant as any one
wbro's Herpicide works
pile and with a new dis
the cause and you re-
FL. I~Icrr,c,de destroys the
fuses dandruff. falling hair,
ybald.iess, so that with the
the effect cannot remain.
ing hair at once and a new
starts. Sold by leading
Send 10c. in stamps for sample
Ierpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
I SEXTON. Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-05

-
lining district the names of
b Suits. Of Monroe, and
Bsemblyman John j. Quad,
lille, were presented. These
nominated without a con-
secretary casting the ballot.
Assembly Nominees.
ing up the nominees for the
the first district named
dgar, of Woodbridge. The
district named Louis Hide
pr.. a resident of this city,
third district named Charles
of South Amboy.
Edgar was present and de-
be nomination. The third
II the convention was then
Ethis time for five minutes,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29
NvENTs A PEPPER MILL
Misses Mills Guido Burden Girls g
Originators Of Happy Ideas.
New York Pres.


The Mills twins are not to be outdone
by the Burden girls as originators Of
happy ideas. Miss Beatrice lately has
designed-invented, indeed-a device
for the household for which Jealous
chatelaines are likely to bless her to
the end Of their days. To bark back
housewives who pride themselves on
having their tables lures for epicures
for long time have despaired Of get
ting the fine pepper once common in
the home marts. Why, nobody has un-
derstood. The merchants have not taken
their customers into their confidence,
but it has been whispered the supply
is giving out in some remote part Of
the world and that disciples of luxuri-
GUS civilization must suffer in conse-
quence. Miss Mills, however, appar-
emily thinks the fault lies with the
mills rather than with the raw material,
for she has had made, by Fifth ave-
nue. silversmith. q few samples Of her
new pepper grinder, with which every
woman who wishes to do SO can have
the pepper she uses Pulyerlzed at homo.
The wee engine is in the shape of an
inverted cone, the grinding wheels
being at the bottom thereof, much in
the position Of the crushers int ID hand
coffee mill. She who buys her pepper
ture machine. it is said, will be re-
warded by pungency seldom found IN
the ordinary market staple.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-29

WOODEN NUTMEGs.
There was young lady in Norwich
Who never would stay on the powfch.
In the hot summer sun
She'd gambol and run
TIL her nose was as bright as q towich.
A foolish young fellow In Canaan
Went walking whenever twas ranaan.
The neighbors spoke truth
When they said OF the youth
That he certainly needed branaan.
--NsWark On. ~ News.
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

Joseph - and H. T 49, R 22s Savage
Rogers L.. T 90 Thistle }
Rogers horses. no"as'
improvements lot 1, block 90 II tanner n \
aasstpo lanner
land Sec 25, T 13, R 21...... 80 so.
improvements 4. 90
Rhoten, r.. additional 90
imp land Sec 25 - 2l $50 90
Rhoten, L. poss'ry right. 90
80 10, R 22...... 90
lacks 0'0 - ..''.'! 6 90 Turley, A
Fe Land Improvement Company ............
.mprov in the Town of
Winslow being the lehney,
trbutng system, consisting u,
OF therefor, Ihonas
pipes, lhomas
bydrants etc ........i.'... 5000 90
scbaa George add ass lots l8 and a. blk D 60 90
improvements thereon ..... 90
Railway group wn n recap-
in straCt, and
cent deducted 1878 90
blocks and O. % per Woods d
cent less . 300 90 Williams
TO- cottages and O.
25 cent less 1850 90 "ooos j
13 cottages. ............... $3.50 90 m
Francisco Railway Company. Wggns
.... 391 254 % acres land .. So 6S8 90
Thomas additional asst laundry plant 1000 90 m
Seeger Joseph piano Wnsow
William 90 Wyreck'
asst poss ry right. 90 Wezer
escaped ass At thereon 1904 40 90
IN Smith work horses..
lot block -. 10 90 Wabash
improvements ..... 90
Smith R G C lots 10 to 15 block 8 Is 90 Wooster
schuser, b.. stock of goods Holbrook... $4,000 90
stock goods Whiterver... 90 Whle
S lots Is o 18, blk OOi
n Fl 900 OOI Willis, 10
lot A. block IS 00I
impr nts
block
WHpple
lots 10 and - block L.. 100 90 The
ScOrSe, W R..... household goods 70 90 therein, a
impr m S O Imeeta 4
Smthson Julia stock horses % 90 of Navajo
Smithson stock horses 40 90
Smthson Sec H. L 16 + 22
SatOn add - Sec 49, L 3R q II so
lot 3, block mayb brin
wi be