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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09
WHIPS HIS MOTHER.
A Negro Crazed BY Cigarette
Smoking.

The following story is told by the
Nandalia Leader:
Charlie King, a negro boy aged
Is, made a murderous attack with
Il poker on his mother Thursday
morning at the Hanna hotel where
she is cook. When Mrs. Burt, who
is proprietoress of the hotel, re-
monstrated with him, he struck
her in the face with his fist. When
she ran he followed her and just
as she stepped into the office he
struck her again, knocking her
fiat on the floor of the Office. Just
then a travelling man, }. r. Harri-
son, of Hannibal, grabbed the ne.
gro and held him till help came.
The negro gave evidence OF insau-
ity else he would d have been seri-
ously dealt with.
He has frequently had such
scenes with his mother when she
would refuse him money. He is
able bodied, but worthless, being
supported by his mother and sister.
Many think it is pure cussedness in
the negro, aud that dose of hard
work would bring him to his senses.
His mother states that his maIady
as the result Of cigarette smoking,
land that the doctors at jefferson
City, where she lived previous to
a year ago, told her so.
The officers thought it best to
take him to the asylum. Accord
ingly, he was taken before DR..
Bland and DR.. Manning who pro.
nOunced him of unsound mind
and fit subject for the asylum.
Thursday night Constable J. w.
Renner and City Marshal James
Acuff took him to the Fulton asy-
lum.
There was Il quarrel in another
cOlOred family in Vandalia last
week, also, which eliminated in
John Moore being slashed by Ed,
Sparks on the back aud chest,
Moore also sustaining a wound
in the abdomen from which the
intestines prohuded. Justice Johu
Thole remanded Sparks to the
Mexico jail where he will be held
until the next term of Circuit
Court
Cigarettes made the trouble first
mentioned above and VandaliI
udrug store" whiskey had its iufiu'
ence in the last mentioned ease
But Vandalia is alright; withou
a saloon she is getting the liquor
drinking habit very nearly eonflne,
to the mig gers alone.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

f. S. Adams and family, of
Bethany, ILL.,, have moved to the
farm they recently purchased north
of Rush Hill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

John S. Marmaduke, Jr., for
merly of Mexico is i'll with con-
sumption at San Leandro, Califor-
mia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

r. l.. Martin of st. Louis, a
brOther-in-law OF the late Thomas
Cadwallader of Mexico, has bought
the David A. Sneed farm, north of
town, paying $50 per acre. He
expects to move to the farm and
will make extensive improvements
on the place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

J. Hord Davis will have charge
of the T. E. Hook farm, northeast
of Mexico, lately vacated by w.
g. Duty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

Mrs. Carrie Hayes Of Mexico
and Mr.. Charles Sinclair of st.
Louis were united in marriage at
Clayton, Mo-, lart Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

The City Hotel, the leading bo-
tel in Vandalia, burned last Thurs
day night. Loss, 81, 900; insured
for So 900.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

Twius-a son and daughter
came into the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Cox of Mexico last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09
SOME LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS IN PELLET FORM
OR EXPECTED TO HAPPEl

Corn at the Beshears sale near
Santa Fe recently sold at 81 cents
n bushel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

Nat Morris and Claude Inflow
left last week for Modesto, Cal, to
look around"
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

Miss Elizabeth Beshears of Van
dalia is steuographer in the Coun-
ty Recorders ofliee,
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

John Lane and 7. j. Buckner
have bought the vacant lots just
south of the Mckinley restaurant
in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

w. Rrice and wife of this city
have moved to their farm rear
" Orcester.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

J. I, Johnson's team frightened
at the putting Of Gus Graham's
automobile and ran away. In the
buggy with Mr.. johnson were his
two little daughters and Mr., Jas.
Ford, The buggy was torn to
pieces aud all four occupants were
thrown out upon the maeadam-
lied street. No Que seriously
hurt as it happened.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09
Local WOrkmen.

The local blacksmiths and wood
workers of Mexico formed an or
gauization last week, joining with
the State organization, the pur-
pose being to maintain uniform
prices. Those who are members
of the organization here are;
j. d. Pratt
4. j. Haskell
q. NJ. Haskell
j. w Wilson
j. w. Tuttle
Il. b. Hassler
j. j, McCully
w. w. Marshall
L. j. Fields
&. w. White
j. B. Fleming
Jas. NJ, Haskell
Robertson Bros.
To the Voters of Audrain
County.
l take this means of announc.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

We learn. that Lemuel Grim,
who has nice home in Mexico
and who has been spending the
wintOr at Hot Springs, Ark, is
thinking of remaining in that city.
May sell his Mexico property.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

b. X. MeVey of Laddonia was
in Mexico Monday on his way to
Wellsville where he is doing con-
struction work for the Buffum
Telephone Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09
A. Hughes,
John Beal,
Rufus jackson,
Committee.

w. c. Duty has moved to farm
north of Benton City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

There is to be a big sale of high
class horses in Mexico March 20,
80 and 81. A. E. Ashbrook of
Kansas City is the promoter and
Rufus jackson of Mexico is look
ing after the local interests and
will receive entries. See big ad.
of the sale in the MESSAGE.
The MESSAGE is in receipt of a
boom edition." Of the Modesto
(Cali.) News. Morris Bros. store
is noticed, who sell school sup
plies, books and magazines, etc.
Leroy Morris, who visited rela-
tives in Mexico but few months
ago, is given special mention as
manager of the store.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-03-09

/ take this means of announce
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

THEY'RE alright. What? Graham
cakes, pies and bread. 9125 12-l If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
ANOTHER MATCH.
Sandy Ferguson Matched to Nast lin. Nc
Cormick Early IN February.

sandy Ferguson, the Boston heavy
weight, who has not been doing much
lighting of late, has signed articles to
meet Jim Mccormick, Of Texas, be.
fore the Wilmington Park. G., of Hot
Springs in a twenty round bout. M
late has as yet been set for the mill,
but in all likelihood the contest will
take place during the first week in
February. Mccormick, who lie known
as Texas Jim" by his colleagues, is
over six feet tall and weighs 2I5
pounds. He has been barn storminR
around the country for several years
and of late has shown improvement.
One of McCormick's recent victories
was over Billy Stiff, of Cnics 90,
whom he knocked oct. Those who
have seer him perform say that he
has the makiugs Of a champion. He
is clever, quick and a puncher, but all
that he needs is experience. If Nc.
beats Ferguson he will try
and get q match with jock Johnson,
the negro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Ball Playing Will Begin With all
t Teams April ~.

Thursday, April 81, is ths day set
for -te opening of the Eastern League
season by the magnates ut their ses
sion in the V otorla Hot , tn 9 ay,
aud q schedule of 140 games, the same
number rs last year, was agreed upon.
The preparation of the schedule and
ths allotment Of holiday dates we're
LIT entirely to President Powers.
The Umpire staff was not announced,
as it is incomplete. 1t was said the
names of the men will be made public
in q few days.
The meeting was brought to On end
Tuesday night, when the magnates
adjourned subject to the call Of the
president. Nj. Powers was reelected
president, secretary and treasurer, but
q new Board of Directors was chosen,
the members of which are II. q.
Grif1ths, of Jersey City; NJ. B Puder,
Of Newark Edward HauIon, of Balti-
more, and George 7. S~tallings, of
Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Could Not Guarantee His Return,

ALBANY, n. u. Jan. Ex-Governor
Higgins did not go to New York city
to attend the annual ball of the Old
Guard. He went to the railroad sta
ton in this city early yesterday after.
noon. and after waiting for nearly two
hours for his train and being informed
by the railroad officials that they could
not tell whether he could make the
journey to New York and return tbs
morning because of the weather con-
ditiom he decided not TO go. The
members of his staff went to New
York city and will attend the ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 27.-Two
Yale students-Joseph e. Loves, Jr., Of
Dayton, O., and James p. Kineon of
Cincinnati. O.-both seniors in the
Sheffield Scientific school, have been
arrested here on charges of breach Of
the peace in connection with a street
ARRAY In which George r. Tenant of
Waterbury suffered n fracture of the
skull. Tenant, who is a postgraduate
student 1T Yale, has been in the Yale
infirmary since he received his injury
and is now expected to recover, though
at first the authorities We're fearful
that the injuries would be fatal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
STORMS RAVAGES
Country Staggering From
Solar Plexus Blow.
COOLEST DAY FOLLOWS BLIZZARD.
Forecast Fair Skies, Less Frosty Air.
Business at a Observation-Disclosures
Digging Out T~rains-Long Is
land Road Tied Up.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2T.-New York IS
recovering from the effects OF the great
storm which 50 e|ffcctually put a stop
to traffic and tied up some lines Of
business. Although the day was bit
ter cold, the thermometer registering
zero yesterday morning, 1900 men
were sent out to remove the snow from
the leading thoroughfares, and. aided
by the men Of the surface car roads.
many avenues of travel are now open.
Cars are running on the principal lines,
the railroads are sending out trains
ferryboats are running on schedule,
and milk, coal and food supplies have
begun TO reach the city.
This has been one of the s~everest
days for a number of winters, and
those compelled to be out Of doors SUI
fered much. Over go snow shovelers
We're treated at hospitals for frostbites.
and scores of others were attended at
uptown institutions and by physicians.
Owing TO the difficulty in reaching
downtown Offices, but little business
was transacted during the day. and
places of amusement We're scantily at
tended.
No through trains have reached Ho-
boken over the Lackawanna, and on
the Erie through traffic is in bad shape.
Trains on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford and the Central of New
Jersey are running according to sched-
ule.
The Long Island road. which was en-
tirely tied up, has partially raised its
blockade. Suburban trains were sen
out frequently, and one train got as ia
east as Patchogue. Over 800 men ant
women spent the night in the passen
ger station in Long Island City. am
125 persons slept in the station in ia
maica. Many others were compelle'
to remain all night in trains and troll
leys stalled in deep drifts on road
around New York.
The cold weather. which has bee
general along the Atlantic coast, az
pears to be giving way. At 10 o'clocl
last night the mercury in New Yorl
registered 10 degrees above zero. Il
Washington, Baltimore and Philade
phia it was II above, New Haven E!
above, Boston Is above, Portland l.
above, st. John 20 above and Halifa
6 above. Reports from New York stat
points show that the cold is still sc
we're. Mails are greatly delayed. %
rural mail carriers have been unable l
owe their routes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

Schmidt & Stahl, 40 New Brunswick
Ave, SS44 11-IU1y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
AT HOME IN TOKYO.
President Attended pershing-war-
rem Military NuptinIs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.--The mar
rage of Miss Helen Frances Warren,
the daughter of Senator Francis L.
Warren of Wyoming, to Captain John
Joseph Pershing. general staff, L. S.
~, took place at noon here Mt Epiphany
Episcopal church in the presence of
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and a
large gathering of friends. the Rev.
Randolph McKlm, the rector, perform
ing thec ceremony.
Later the captain and his bride left
for Il long honeymoon, their journey to
be continued until they reach Tokyo,
Japan, where the former has been as
signed to duty and in anticipation of
which the bride inclosed in her ia
TIERS invitation to the ceremony cards
reading, AT home after March l at
Tokyo, Japan
The bride, who is an exceedingly
graceful girl and who came into the
church with her father, was preceded
by Miss Orr of Pittsburg as her maid
Of honor. She wore IA simple but be
coming dress of soft white satin. The
elbow sleeves were of lace and chiffon
%rufles, and Il coronet of orange bios
SONS crowned her tulle veil. The ush-
ers were all officers of the army in full
uniform.
Just before the arrival of the bride
the president and Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Roosevelt were escorted down the
aisle to the front row y pretty group
IF girls dressed in light silk and lace,
with picture hats, former classmates
IF the bride at WELLESLEY college, were
among the guests. Others present in
.luded Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks,
speaker and Miss Cannon, Senator
Stewart, Senator and Mrs. McCreary,
Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Senator
md Mrs. Foraker, Senator and Mrs.
Tullom. the Japanese minister, General
Chaffee and well known society peo-
Die. The bride received hundreds of
riffs from all over the country and
notably from Wyoming, her own state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
HOCH SEEN AT ARGOS, IND.
B1uebenrd Used Hypnotism to Infu
encc His Many Wives.

Bluebenrd Used Hypnotism to Infu-
encc His Many Wives.
CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-Allegations oil
mesmcric influence have entered into
the ease of 'Bluebeard" Johann Hoch.
Mrs. Henry Fink of Aurora. ILL.,, one of
Hoch's many wives. charged Hoch
with having mesineriZed her into con
senting 10 marry him. Mrs. Fink de
clared that under the influence OF the
mysterious German she had consented
to wed him after a five minutes court
ship.
A trunkful of books on hypnotism
and mesmerism were left behind by
Hoch when he disappeared from Au-
roI,a three days after the marriage, he
having learned he was on the verge OF
exposure for leaving a wife in Cleve'
land, o., and fleeing to Cheboygan.
Mich. The Aurora marriage took place
IN 1902. The bride. Mrs. Fink, is about
sixty years old.
Rumors of Hoch having been seen III
several places near Chicago have
reached the police. The most definite
was a report 1 ON Argos, Ind, where
the chief of pOlice said the missing
man was seen there Tuesday and rec
ogniZed by persons who knew him as
the husband of Mrs. Mary Schultz.
After the marriage he brought her to
Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
%ln The Field of Sports%
Wrestling


The wrestling championships OF
the Metropolitan Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union have been
awarded to the National Athletic
Club Of Brooklyn, the preliminaries
to be decided on Thursday, March 2,
n the tinnls on Saturday, March 4.
Entries are open only to clubs in the
metropolitan Association. Die medals,
gnld to first, silver to second, and
hronze to third, will be awarded to
the fist three men in each event or
class
The classes are: Bantam weight,
100 pounds; featherweight, 115
pounds; special weight, 1876 pounds;
lightweight, 1856 pounds, wAlter-
weight, 145 pounds; middleweiglit,
1853 pounds, and special heavyweight
for men over 1913 pounds
Entries close on February 90. with
Dan Reuss, National A. c., Nos. II
and 10 Cedar street. Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

NOGALES, AriZ., Jan. 21.-Williar
O'Daly. a mine owner, says the situT
ton in the Yaqui country of MeXic
is grave. He says that eighteen pc
sol have been killed by the Indian
during the last week, all MeXicans e,
cept the four Americans murdere
Washington. partner of former Sen.
tor Thurston. and w. NJ. Sauntry c
Saltwater. Mimi. left Minaspriet
Wednesday night with a large esco"
for the mines of the Yaqui Copper con
pany, situated ninety miles east o
Minasprietas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

NEW YORK, Jan. 2T.-Mothers an
their infants-more than 200 Of them
inmates of the Misericordia hospital
from being burned to death or perish
ing in the bitter cold of the street
Quick work Of policemen and firemer
alone prevented the distracted women
from jumping from the building light
~ clad into the snow. Scores of little
ones were lifted from their beds by
firemen and policemen, hastily wrapped
in their bed blankets and carried out
to safety.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
HOUSEHOLD CARES
70 the Women of Perth Amboy ths
Same as Elsewhere.

Hard to attend to household duties
with a constantly aching back. A WON
n should not have a bad back. And
she wouldn't if the kidneys were well.
Doan's Kidney Pills make well kidneys.
Here is a woman who endorses this
claim Mrs. W. f. Reid, S53.Third street,
Eliz ,beth, says
Aching pain across the small Of my
back chung to me and at night it was out
of the question for me to get any rest, for
my back ached 10 matter in what p'si-
tion. Any household work requiri 2
stopping or bending forward aggr' waited
the trouble. Ispent a small fortune ex-
rerimenting with different so-salled kid
new cures, and was under a doctor treat
ment for five years bu could & t M lat
ing relief. One day I was reading our
tally paper and saw an acc unit of Do ms
kidney. Pills cu'i g a case similar t. mine.
I got them at g. w. PariSeu's and used
them according to directions They did
me mora good than all the other medi-
ines and treatment combined.
Plenty more proof like this from Perth
Amhoy people. Gail at the drug tore
.nf G. w Parisen's and ask what custo-
m.rs report.
For sale by all dealers, 30 cents per box.
Faster NiIhurn Co, Buff 10, N. Y, sole
agent for the U. s. Remember tie name
lDoan's and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Doyle Gave Jewel Thieves Away.

PASADENA. Cal, Jan. p. John
Morgan and Carl Wilson, alleged to be
implicated in the theft of $4,000 worth
of jewels at the Hotel Maryland, were
held to the superior court in $1,000
bail each. Neither was able to fur
nish n bond. Both admitted all of the
important facts in the case in the pre-
liminary hearing and are expected TO
plead guilty in the higher court. Doyle.
a third member of the trio, will be al
lowed TO 90 free, having turned states
evidence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

BAYONNE. y. j.. Jan. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Hurley, IN aged couple,
are dead as the result of q conflagra-
ton which partially destroyed their
home here. Mrs. Hurley vas putting
coal in the kitchen range when her
clothing caught fire, and before she
could summon assistance she was IA
tally burned. The flames were commu-
nicated to the house, and the dense
smoke suffocated the husband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
PHIL FINCH AND REvEILLE.
FavOrites We're Defeated In Many
Races at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27.-With tht
exception of Phil Finch and Revellle
favorites were defeated in short order
here. Mr.. Jack, favorite in the first
was sluggish at the start, went wide OF
the turns and, though he came very
fast at the end, could not get up. Sum.
maries:
First Race.-Kernal, first; Gladiator
second; Mr.. Jack, third.
Second Race.-April Showers, first
Poseur, second; Floral Wreath, third.
Third Race.-Homestead, first; Sim
plicity, second; Sand Bath, third.
Fourth Race.-Phil Finch, first; Care
less, second; Forehand, third.
Fifth Race.-Reveille, first; Carnival
second; TrogOn, third.
Sixth Race.-Barca, first; Hoodwink
second; Catalina, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Texas Bank Failed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-The FRS
National bank of Nederland. Tex, ha
cen closed by the comptroller of tn
urrency upon the receipt of a tele
ram from National Bank Examine
,illiams that the bank is insolven
nd upon Information from 9th,
,urces that its draft has been prote
l. Examiner Williams has been a.
tinted receiver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
HandbilIs In Colorado.

DENVER, Jan. 27.-Unsigned hand.
bills. calling Il mass meeting at the
capitol on March ., the date set for Il
decision by the legislature of the Pea
body and Adams contest for the gov
ernorship, are circulating throughout
Colorado. "The deal is fixed" says the
circulator, ito unseat Governor Ad-
ans and seat Peabody. VIII you per-
nit the purchased politicians to veto
the peoples WHIP" asks the bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The agri-
cultural appropriation bill was consid-
cred in the house. but the debate turned
principally on the topic of restricting
railroads in the matter of freight rates.
the Hepburn bill forming the basis OF
the discussion. Mr.. Williams of Mis-
sissippi said that the Democratic party
was committed to views such as were
expressed by the president. in his mes
a g to congress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Same Hand Wrote $50 Ballots.

DENVER, Jan. 27.-TLe time of I
mt legislative committee investiga
: TIE gubernatorial contest was CO..
med here in listening to the report
{ handwriting experts. Seven pre-
nets were reported on. and the e.
,rts testified that out of 2.214 balln'
md in the boxes $50 were write.
y the same person.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

~ CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
-Brtween Ci'izens' Bu lding ard
nsn Assoc alton, cam lain Mt, and
Anton Cnpysfetkv AID KamntrR
G"u,stee k, def rdants, Fl f. for
- of 0't""oad premises, dated
January 10, 1905.
~ u q Sc above stated writ
NJ diftctfd M delivered. ! VIII
- osp 70 ale n lut1ic We On IN
E0NFSnAY MARCH FIRST,
me ZEN pUNDRE Ed AND FIVE.
ttun o'clock IN thu nfrern on Of the
Is d V at he s lriff : ffic-. ~ rho
NV IT New B~rnnsUIck, New jersey:
All trart OF parcel IF lnds al d
mis- s 5 tua'e living and being in
He CIV Of P-'th Amtov, 10 the
ruurv # Middl. SIX aId s ate of
~ Jers,v. ami known rs l"t anne
urdrud pni ntr"tv two (9g2) in
ccs or p man Of go lors owned n Y
, lila" r Mtfi lrcated It Ken
If l. Prk ia n Civ of PERTH Am.
nv, Couu.y OF MiddlescX and Stat Of
Wv ,l,rs, Y, Surveyed AnRust, 1901,
Y c. G. Hommsnr ami tltd f"I r.
! il. cl. rk's flee If Micdl, 81 Y
nm V. n J, Aug' ST. 1901, rud
,ore pr enIsl " d sc'ih'd rs fol-
w.: Beginning n p mint on he
Sicily Inc If Hommarn verne
wenry fv- l25) feet %ncrrterly f I'm
M northeast corner f Hon mann
venue aud H~frIr grcn STREET tnnring
prnce ensterly IN q line parallel witt
he northe " ltne Of Harrington street
"a hundred Cl00) f er, thence nort'-
IL in q line parallel with the easrer'
line of Hommann avenue TWENTY
i've (25) feet, thence westerly in a line
parallel with the first described course
me hnndren (1C0) feet 10 the ea.terl7
ine of Homusnu aveUue, Oh ence
nutherIv a,onQ the easrerlV line #
Iommann avenue tTeutv-fve l25l
let TO The place of be ginning
Together W tn all and singular the
rights. liher ties. mi, ileG's herenita
uents and appurtenaucps t%hereunto
. logging or in anvwise appertaining.
WILLIAM CARAVAN, Sheriff.
ADRIAN LYON. Solic tor.
9S47-l-21 5-t-o. c. W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
TRAlNEsS TO HAVE TEAM.

At a meeting Of the young men o.
Trainers Business College, which will
be held shortly, q baseball team will
be organized. The election of eff ers
and the placing of players will also
take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Asked and Answered.

Simpson, understand you nave
quit your job.
Benedik-Yes, that's right.
Simpson-What are you going to DO
for a living this winter?
Benedik-My wife's father.-Chicago
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Racing at Ascot.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 27.-Fa-
vorites and outsiders divided honors
equally at Ascot, each winning three
c Of a very ordinary card. Flea,
ARABIC and Sweet Kittie Bellairs were
fancied by the form players and were
successful. while Rlseful. Bessie Wei
fey and Marlborough furnished the
surprises.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 21.-Rose-
burg. Irish Jewel, Mamie Worth ana
-Nosoession, carrying the public money
Won at Essex park. In the remaining
two events Platoon and Florizel, we'll
played second choices, won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
A Gold Mine.

al thought you said You had a gold
mine In that play of yours
81 had" answered Mr.. Stormington
Barnes. But it was II of the Lind
that sells stock and never pays any
Observation-Disclosures Star.