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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
PERSONAL,

Miss Katherine Widerstrom, of the
high school class OF 1902, and now of
Georgetown, is visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Katherine Phillips has entered
the employ of the Scott Mantel & Tile
Company.
l.. B. Moore left this morning for
Philadelphia. where he will spend a
few DAYS in business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cline, of 1863
Broad street, r. happy over the
arrival of another baby girl.
Reginald D...Collins, a friend and
neighbor of James A. Owens, in
Pasadena, CAL, vas the guest of the
latter's parents, in Jefferson street,
last week.
Ira Moore, Jr., and the Misses
Florence and Katherine Moore left to-
day for their old home at Newton fol
a visit.
Mrs. Oscar Bardrum and daughter
Nellie, who returned home Monday
from a years trip to Denmark, are
preparing t 0 spend the remainder o.
the summer with Mrs. Murray, o.
Nyack, New York.
Mrs. W. E., Starr and Miss Anna
Melick are visiting Captain Robert
Bell, of Hoboken.
Frank Rogers has a position with
the Ludwig Music Company.
Miss Agnes Sullivan has entered the
employ of the Ludwig Music Com
pany.
Kenneth Martin is now holding 4
position ut the Standard Terra Gotta.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
F%ORRESTRY COMMISSION.

State Forestry Commission created
by the last Legislature to ave the
forest lands of the state from des-
truction met yesterday for organ
ization.
The members are: Prof. e. b.
voorhees,, of New Brunswick, T. B.
Price, of Tuckerton, and Prof. John
c. Smock, of this city. The Govern
or, who is an ex-officio member will
hereafter appoint II commissioner
each year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28

places on the freebooter commission,
which will pay $1,000 a year. Geo
rye Clinton, present freeholder OF
the Second Ward, is mentioned as
the Republican candidate to repre-
sent New Brunswick, and freebooter
Arthur O'Neill as the Democratic
candidate. Michael Welsh, of South
Amboy; James M. Glenn, of Perth
Amboy; j. F, DUNCAN, of Wood
bridge; e. B .Tappen, of Raritan,
are some Of theo Their Democratic
men mentioned as candidates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
ENTERTAINED A

Miss Geraldine Brown, as editor-in-
chief of the High School Echo, enter
tanned the staff of the publication at
her home, in Gordon street, last night.
The staff and a few of their friends
spent a most enjoyable evening, about
fourteen being present. Games and
music passed away the evening. Re-
freshments served and the guests
left about II O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
SHERIFF
NOMINATION.
New Brunswick PaperSpeCuIates
on the Various Candidates
in the Field.

The New Brunswick Home News
s~peculates on the nomination for
sheriff as follows:
With the fall election but four
months off, interest is being taken
in the contest which will be on fol
the office of sheriff this fall. The
real active nvas will not take
place for several weeks, but pros
pective candidates are quietly al
work and an interesting election is
expected.
Besides the election for sheriff
there will be an election of five free
holder commissioners, and there
promises to be a wealth of candi
dates to choose from. The only Other
officers to be elected by the county
at large are three assemblymen.
Freebooter George Haney, OF
Perth Amboy, has been the first
man who was mentioned al a candi
date for the office. Mr., Haney has
a large wholesale and retail coal
business is Perth Amboy which Is
engaging his attention, and he is not
enthusiastic as yet over h plans
of his friends to make him a candi
date.
Two of his neighbors over al
Woodbridge are mentioned as candi
dates by their friends, John Leiser
and David Brown. There has beer
some feeling between these two fam
lilies and SANDER suit is now pending
to be tried at the next term of court.
John Leisen has a prosperous clay
business at Woodbridge. He is max
ing a strong fight for the nomination
his friends declare.
Republicans on this side of the
river claim that the nomination this
year belongs to the west side OF
Raritan. The present sheriff, Will
aim Carman, comes from Menlo
Park, and by a time honored custom
the nomination does not go to the
same side of the river twice in sue
cession, they argue.
Henry Banker, of New Brunswick,
it is said, declared himself as a can
didate some months ago. In the pres
ence of a number of politicians as
sembled at Trenton, he declared that
he intended to get the nomination II
it cost MIN $4,000, and that if nom
mated he would be elected. Ban
ker's chances of getting nominated
are regarded as decidedly slim by
many Republicans.
Friends of Andrew S. Church, OF
South River, are again advancing
his claims to the office, and he will
figure in the fight for the nomina-
ton, according to the present indi-
cations.
Others on the west side of the
river are advancing the name OF
Frank Brown, the postmaster at
Cranbury, as a candidate, and argue
that he would be one of the strong
est men that could be named by his
party. The only objection hat has
been raised as yet against Mr..
Brown as a candidate is that one
man from Cranbury, the late l. d.
Barclay, has held the Office within
a efw years, and the Office should
not go to Cranbury SO Don again.
The Democrats have not commenc-
ed to talk seriously about candidates
as yet, Asbury Fountain, the present
director of the freeholders, has been
mentioned by his friends, but 1t is
believed that he will be a candidate
for freeholder commissioner instead.
There will be many aspirants for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
UNHAPPINEss DIsPELLED.
Men and women Unanimous About 1t.

Many women weep and wall and refuse
to be comforted because their once mag
niicent tresses have become thS and
faded. Many men incline to profanity
because the flies bite through the thin
thatch on their craniums. 1t will be good
news to the miserable of both sexes, to
learn that Newbro's Herpicide has been
placed upon the market. This is the new
scalp germicide n a%ntiseptic that acts
by destroying the germ or microbe that
is the underlying cause Of all hair de-
struction. Herpicide is a new prepara-
ton, made after a new formula on an
entirely new principle. Anyone who has
tried it will testify as to its worth. Try
it yourself and be convinced. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co.. De-
troit, Mich.
@, A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
Local Items

M ~ lbCnCll ~ tDuCdin os OilC lQC btthlnS
firm which has occupied the store at
IS Smith street, for several months,
have moved out. John Henry will
shortly To- his barber shop from 10
Smith street to IS Smith street in the
store vacated by Mitchell & Stearns.
The Grouse Construction Company
has begun tearing out the front of the
Savings Bank building for the remod-
cling of it.
Water Board meets tonight.
Most of the school teachers who
live out-of-town have already left this
city for the summer vacation. Several
will not return.
Saturday is the first of July, the day
fixed for an outing by a number of
former members of the Young Mems
Forum. II is not believed that the
young men will be able to get togeth-
err Saturday,
The sign over the front Of Wool
worth store, Smith street, is being
painted.
A local automobilist reports an auto
mobile crank lost. HIM. There are
lots of automobile cranks in Perth
Amboy, both young and old.
The annual exercises at the New
Jersey Reformatory at Railway will
be held tomorrow.
|INMM "
The two-master Ophelia is on the
ways at Gray's Marine Railway.
Edward CARRIER, a driver for Finge-
rote, has complained to the police
that he was hit in the back with a
stone while driving through Hall we
nue..
A live wire fell at Market and State
streets about $3.50 o'clock last night
and was repaired shortly after.
Constable j. c. Brown reported to
Patrolman l.. G. Jensen last night
that he had been insulted by a gang OF
loafers on State street. The gang was
dispersed by Roundsman Norris.
Complaints have been received by
the authorities from a girl who was
slapped on the face, and a youth who
was hit over the legs with an umbrella
handle.
Patrolman Andrew,Jensen descended
upon some boys who were shooting
firecrackersat Gordon and South Sec
ond streets, last night, and he confs-
Gated the unexploded crackers.
A gold class. pin, in light blue and
: white, was found on Washington
street last night, and was taken to
police headquarters to await its being
claimed. itbse Ahesinscription, "P.
S. SO, '02."
Eagle Hose COMPANY members are
happy for they hage received a new
set of harness. They tried it last
night and fqpnd that it worked to per-
lection.
NJ. Shanghai bar, complained to the
police of the hFsaking of glass in his
building With ltones.
New officers will be elected at the
meeting of Coltft Standard No. Ill, T.
Of A., tonight.
Thomas Eggert, of Metuchen, has
sent out ar alarm for a horse and
buggy stolen last night. The horse is
y bay, and has blue eyes, a peculiar
characteristic. The buggy is black,
with red stripes. The buggy contained
a rubber coat.
In the tile department at the c.
Pardee Works when the employees
finish work tonight, they will be
allowed a weeks vacation while the
taking of stock is going on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
THE FRUITS or SAVING

are well shown in the booklet we furnish free
to all who ask or write for it, or who inquire of
any officer or employee of This bank. We allow
3 per cent, interest on your money. The mer-
camille agencies and the best business men in
town will tell you of our financial standing and
conservative bushes methods, which will show
you that the money you deposit here is safe.
Don't let your money lie idle-plant is where it
will grow. Plant it here,
Capital and Surplus !. $50, 900 90
Total Assets. 773,I3o.5I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
DANCE IN WILDER HALL.

A dance and reception will be held
in Wilder Music hall tonight. The
floor has been put in first class shape
and those who attend are assured a
good time. The committee in charge
is Frank Houser and John Murray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28

@. A. SEXTON. Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON

The T. c. Girls Club are having a
matinee for the benefit of the hospital
in the carriage house of the Wight
residence, in High street, this after
noon. The performance will be re-
peated this evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-28
YACHT CLUB HOP.

The entertainment committee OF the
Raritan Yacht Club has arranged an
informal hop for the members and
their lady friends to be held at the
club house Friday night, June 30,
from 8 until II O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

her hustle shifted to the port side
and reef in her shirtwaist. She list
ed heavily TO the starboard as she
sighted Clay street. but she chanted
valiantlv. Dad gave his life for his
country"
AS she scudied across Clay street she
came upon Mr. Truro and Mir. Niagara,
who were peacefully exchanging rem
iniscences Of dream days spent under
TIE terraced hills OF Nagasaki.
4 can lick yoa both" declared
Maud.
..Iloncrably refrain from doing so. -
entreated NJ. lturo.
Please excuse. said Nj. Niagara
--,ye do not ISL to be licked"
Aw. I'll push vour faces in,"-shouted
Moud. Take running jump at your
selves. win YOU
"Honorabiy explain how il is possi-
iic 'har We run and jamp At ourselves.
and aye viii try 10 DO so 10 please the
honorable lady" said Niagara
This was too much for Maud. Il
ain't locking FOR no trouble" she said,
'but when ii GENES my way 1 take it
md give II a hug.
Sic seized an amazed Jap with each
sIhrtantial arm
please excuse" said the embarrassed
i-uro: I am honorahly engaged TO a
young lady in Japan
''FIonorably remove your honorable
arm from my unworthy neck. I am un-
fortunately married. pleaded Niagara
Maud knocked their heads together
until the sound of the humping could
be heard for blocks
shall we iiu-5itsr this honorable
young ladyg' asked Ituro OF his COM
panion.
1T is impolite to jiu-jitsu a lady"
replied Niagara They were still de-
batting the question wheH a policeman,
attracted by the crashing of their
craaiunls. took Maud away.
When the Auazon appeared before
Judge Mogan she entrested that her
gentleman friend, Mr.. Jackson. be call
ed as witness 10 her character.
I'm the most peaceful person you ever
saw. Judge" she insisted. Even when
I've got a few aboard I just coo like
q dove. I'm the peaceful kid. Ask Mr..
Jackson"
-'Mistah" Jackson was the color OF
the dark half Of a black and white
highbaIL He was visibly perturbed in
the presence Of the majesty of the law.
Judge" he pleaded, An don't want
no trouble. -Ah'm a respectable me-
chanic. All am. An plays a banjo in
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
SUPREME COURT
is WITHOUT BIBLE
Sacred Book Finds No Place
in Library of Nations
Highest Tribunal.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-That the
highest tribunal in the land. the United
States Supreme Court. is without a
Bible In its Official library has just
been discovered by Congressman John
Wesley Gaines of the Sixth Tennessee
District.
Believing that he could prop against
the great tobacco trust upon a pious
declaration in Deuteronomy or one of
the other books of the Old Testament
Gaines, who happened to be pursuing
his Investigations in the clerks room
of the Supreme Court. asked for a Bible.
7 am sorry to say that we have no
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

produced and she smilingly left the
Hall Of Justice.
She is accused of robbing a visitor to
Pacific street dance hall 1t was in
tended to photograph her for the
rougues' gallery, but the order for her
release came with such swiftness that
she escaped before the photographer
was ready for her. She was ordered
held to answer the charge of larceny in
the superior Court.
Ralph Adams, charged with passing
bogus check. appeared before Judge
Mogan with Indigestion pains He
had been living on too rich a diet, aa-
cording to the policeman who arrested
him. The officer declared that Adams
swallowed one of his own checks to
keep 1t from beng used as evidence
A. Pagiri. who is the complaining
witness, says he hopes that Adams will
have as hard a time digesting the check
as he himself had trying to cash !.
similar one. Adams is held on $500
bonds.
Judge Mogan issued a bench warrant
for the arrest of George D. O'Brien, the
complaining witness to a charge of as
sault to murder against Samuel Kahn.
A few months ago Kahn shot OBrien
|. three times nelr the corner of Van
Ness and Golden Gate avenues. OBrien
has lodged a service Of subpoena to ap-
pear against his assailant, and the
Judge heard that the case had been
settled out of court"
Il will do all the settling OF this
case" said tie Judge. II want O'Brien
brought here ;donday"
Mabel Heating. known as the Queen
of Pickpockets, appeared before Judge
Mogan under the alias Of May White,
charged with vagrancy. Tho Judge gave
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

Bible in the library" was the surpris-
ing reply.
Forgetting for the moment that he
was a Congressman. Gaines raised his
hands in horror and gave utterance to
words that Sam Jones might have en-
ployed with effect In excoriating a
case-hardened sinner. But his indig
nant calculations were in vain. There
was no book of God at hand and the
scripturally inclined Congressman was
reduced to the extremity of backing up
the accuracy Of his Bible quotations
with mild wager that he could make
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
MAUD VANQUISHES
JAPS IN FIGHT.
8 - midsummer Cleanup of Women's Apparel
Blonde Amazon a Promising Recruit
for the Forces of the Gar
Gathers Up Two Polite Brown Men and
Knocks Their Heads Together.
BY JAMES c. CRAWFORD.

a music hall All never been in no
trouble"
Do you know this lady?" asked the
Judge
Yes. All knows her, but All don't
want on trobule''
rs she a peaceful. well-behaved sort
OF person. the kind that makes the dove
seem like sideshow speiler?"
"Ah don't want no trouble. Judge.
But she done busted a banjo over nah
head once and she can clean out a
saloon without a mop any time. All
don't want no trouble, but she GER
And what a wallop she has with that
right OF hers" Mistah Jackson was
lost in reminiscent admiration.
Guilty, Maud said the Judge.
When you emerge from your retire
ment maybe you can form an alliance
with the Car"
With foolish leer on his wrinkled
face, William Stubbs. aged 65. mumbled
the words that made him the husband
OF 15-year-old Josie Miller before Judge
Cabaniss yesterday. When the cere-
mony was performed he hobbled out
of the Hall of Justice. still grinning
foolishly, accompanied by the young
bride, who could not conceal her con-
tempt for him.
The strange couple came here from
Oliver Springs about two months ago.
They had run away 70 be married.
After being in this city few days the
wayward girl transferred her affections
to soldier, who took her TO house
OF in-fame. She was found there by
the police and taken in charge.
As solution of the problem Judge
Conlan offered her the choice of going
TO a public institution or marrying
Stubbs- She chose the latter and Judge
Cabaniss performed the ceremony. The
girl visited her soldier lover at the City
Prison the evening before the unhoIy
ceremony and wept copiously on his
shoulder
Spurred by the example of the patent
breakfast food manufacturers. Albert
Genter, a peddler, fed his horse on
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

her twenty-four hours to leave town.
Thank you. Judge she said smiI-
ingly. II will visit the Portland EN-
position. Me for the midway to-mor-
row. sure"
Go as far as you like, Mabel" said
his Honor, and don't hurry back on
our account
b. Miller. the tailor accused of as
saulting 14-vear-old Henrietta Raush.
was held to answer on $4,000 bonds by
Judge Mogan. The alleged offense was
committed several months before the
charge was made by the girls father.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

II Naud Jackson. the blonde and
buNon Araazon who faced Judge Mo-
gar Yesterday on a charge Of disturb
!isg the peace CT s0mnoIent Dupont
street, had been st Ping Yang or Tie
Pass. tie 5aps would be drinking vodka
Instead Of sake by this time. In
oDel combat Maud pat TO fight two
able bodied SUSPECTS o. the Nikado by
catching them in the vulnerable spot
or TIC Jar--his politeress-
Maud was careening down the Rue
C Dupont before a heavy gale, with
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

from which they had been elected by
their father.
William had removed his shoes and en-
tered the dining-room through a window,
while John paused outside Policeman
O'Dowd saw Williams bare feet disap-
psaring over the sill and John keeping
watch.
Taking Policeman Francis for REIN
forcement, O'Dowd crept up on John.
Its some yegg men,. he whispered
hoarsely. Take no chances. Nail him.
The two policemen rushed out upon
John, and stretching him on the pave
ment. handcuffed him securely. Then
they went after William, who had found
a bottle of wine and was regaling himself
thereon.
The brothers were securely cuffed to-
gether and rGshed to the Central po-
lice station, where the capture created
great excitement.
The father Of the two prisoners came
to court yesterday and identified his
wayward sons. II put them out be-
cause they are always BOOKING and
loafng,' he explained. IT guess they
were sneaking in to sleep"
What Go you want done with theme"
asked Judge Cnbaniss.
Well" said the parent ref1ectively.
better let Bill go. He's got job. and
maybe he'll hold it down a while. But
you can go as far as you like with
John"
The Judge took the tip. releasing
"Bill' and holding John pending delib-
GRAFTON.
Almost as soon as the order that She
be held on $1,000 cash bail left Judge
Conlan's lips yesterday the money for
Evelyn Starr. charged with grand lar
ceny. was In the hands OF the Bond and
Warrant Clerk. AS the prisoner step
ped out Of the elevator her release was
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

PARIS. June 24-The latest Partisan
feminine fad is paper millinery. and de-
partment stores are displaying a So
called chapeaue dun jour for the sea-
side or for garden parties. The hats
cost half a dollar and consist OF crink-
led paper-white. pale green. rose, he
liotrope and other delicate tints. mar
guerite-shaped. with similar colored pa
per daisy buds as trimming
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25

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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-25
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-04

An exceptional offering is that of
the interpretative lecture and recital
to be given at the Auditorium by
Bertha Kunz Baker next Thursday
evening under the auspices of the
Topeka Pipe Organ association. This
event is the third in the series of en-
tertainments of the Pipe Organ asso-
ciatfan.
Bertha Kunz Baker is conceded to
be the most excellent dramatic reader
in this country, and her appearance
here next Thursday evening. at which
time the very low popular price of 25
cents will be charged, is noteworthy.
To enable US to reach out into the
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pathies beyond the experiences of the
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fellow-men, to realize our true rela-
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and so to lift life onto a broader,
loftier plane of clearer vision, more
generous feeling, more beautiful ac-
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Literature; and into this service Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-04
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Tired, irritated, turbulent
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If not relieved, this nerve
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