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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

A raw onion eaten just before retiring
is excellent for insomnia.
If the hands are rubbed on a stick OF
celery after peeling onions the smell Will
be entirely removed.
TO purify the breath after eating on
ions eat a little sugar, coffee beans or
parsley moistened with sugar.
Everything that goes Il of a sick
room should be disinfected before it
goes. This applies to the doctor and
nurses as well as to the soiled linen.
When the hands have become soft and
shrunken by using soda and hot water
rub them with common salt and it will
help to make them smooth again.
For ~whooping cough make a palatable
sirup by slicing onions fine and. after
sprinkling plentifully with brown sugar.
allow the onions to stand between hot
plates under a press until all the Juice
is forced out.
A simple beautifer that few women
appreciate is the taking of fruit juices.
AS much as three glasses a day of the
freshly pressed juice of some fruit will
have a marked effect on the system and
the complexion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
DSLIDE
BURIED CARS.
Pennsylvania Train Wrecked
Allegheny River in Deep Flood
East Ocean Under Water.

CLEAN, y. y. March 20.-After Il
rain Of three days the Allegheny rivea
md Olean creek overlooked their banks
and considerable damage was done.
Between 10 and & o'clock last night
the streams had risen six feet and stil
were rising ut Il rate Of six inches an
hour, flooding the surrounding terri
tory. All of East Olean is under
water. Sidewalks have been carried
away and cellars are Hooded.
At Carrollton. \. ", Il freight train
On the Chautauqua division of the
Pennsylvania railroad was buried I'M
Ter Il landslide. While the train was
moving along II cliff of shalc and dirt
II tremendous quantity Of the stun
slid down. hurEing the engine ma cars
to Il depth of fifteen feet. The crew
of 4he train escaped unframed ny
jumping. The substance continued Ioi
4 time t. slide down the hill rs fast rs
it was shovclcd away, lat the track
was finally cleared early ihis morning.
\ volunteer corps of 200 W"rEIhcn as-
sisted in trying 10 dig GA the tam
and a steam shovel later was brought
to the scene.
\ washDut occurred ut ~Ilinsdale. on
The buffalo division Of the pcnnsyl-
vania railroad. IlinSdalc is between
Buffalo and OlcHu. The track for
about LOCO feet was washed away,
but the damage was repaired. There
WAS another small washout on the Buff
fate and Emporium division. The
wafer was washing oven the tracks Of
the CIarcmont branch of the rcnnsrl-
yauia road last night.
The trolley service from Olean to
nearby towns has been interrupted by
the floods. only Il freezing of the
NGltcr will save Olcan and the towns
around from serious damage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
STOMACH TROUBLES COM
MON NOW.
Winter Food and Living Straina Digestive
Organs. Use Mi-o-na and Be Well.

The hearty fool aud overeating. so
3Ommon in Winter, stain the stomach
an digestive organs so that Ivy this time
the average person is ont Of health. 1t
may be Il simple head che. possibly
,Ieeplessness, on a general tired, weab
feeling, but the chances are that the
,tom4ch il weak aud cannot properly
take care e tile food, and as a result
here is heartburn, Indigestion, lack OF
mercy and a general tagged out state.
The stomach needs health and strength
The various aches and pains that yuu
have are the stomach $ cry for help aud
its warning that H. has been over
worked.
Give it strength by .aking Il Mi-o-na
tablet before each meal. and it will soon
Ito its work SO pr mutlv aud naturally
that YOU will not realize you have a
stomach. There viii be no aciditv, no
IttG'Cncy, no griping about the heart
10 unpleasant gases. no iurred tongue,
no iull imma'ion Of the mucous mem.
braue.
A 5O1 lox of Mona will biting
buoy sucy Of spirit in place Of lassitude
and despondency. 1t will help the over
'axed stomach to start fairly on the road
to health. 1t will give the sleep so
necessary TO brain aud nerve c%enters.
Ask G A. Sexton, one of the most
Deliable druggist in this section, to show
Won the strong guarantee under which
he sells Miro ua. Use Mi-O-uG and you
can eat what You want and all you
want, for it i'll strengthen tie weakest
ondition Of your stomach and re-estab-
fish good digestion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

WARREN, Pa. March 20.-Warren
Is experiencing Il food of no mean pro
portions. The lower parts of The town
are inundated, and dozens of families
are rendered homeless for the present.
An ice gorge in tie Allegheny river at
Red House let go. and the river rose
four feet and six inches in about three
hours. The island portion of the town
is covered with four feet of water.
The Glade Run tanncry will sustain
the heaviest monetary loss. The plant
is flooded. and thousands of hides i'll
the curing vat will he ruined. The
losses will reach $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
L|NEVITCH
TO THE GAR.
New Chief Reports Russian Army
Is Concentrating for
Battle.

LONDON, March 20. Dispatches
from ST. Petersburg say that Com
mander in CHIEF I%inevitch. in Il tcle-
gram to the czar. reports rs follows:
IN pursuance of the orders Of your
majesty | have assumed command Of
all our forces, both military and naval.
operating against the Japanese.
".Iapancsc batteries have bomhardcd
our divisions in the valleys of Tavan-
pun and Yanpu. The enemy has APP
pcarcd in force near Kaotaitse, on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Havoc In Northern New York.

MALONE, y. Y, March 20.-For the
first time this winter a sudden thaw,
accompanied by IL steady d%ownpour
of rain, has created havoc throughout
northern New York. The rivers rose
almost as if by magic and several
bridges were carried away by the rag
Ing waters, aided by great blocks of
ice, which went crashing against them.
Travellers on country roads found
water from three to five feet deep
and were forced to seek shelter at the
rAImlnuSeS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Locomotive Nearly Out of Sight.

MALONE. y. Y. March 20.-A heav-
lily loaded freight train was ditched at
the Thompson crossing neal here by
the undermining of Il deep culvert by
the food of water, The engine was
buried nearly out of sight and several
cars were badly smashed. Engineer
Strong was cut severely about the
head. hut will recover. The fireman
ANA n brakeman each had legs bro
ken, II of the men bleeding so much
thar recovery is doubtful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

JOIINSTOWN, Pa, March 20.-Thc
C|onemaugh river is at food stage.
Cambria county and Morrellvillc are
cut off from the main portion of the
city. Street car travel TO the Seven
tecnth ward is stopped. The river is
now ten feet six inches and rising six
inches an hour. Weather Forecaster
L.orentz predicts II sixteen to eighteen
foot stage. which will cause much dam
age TO the central part of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
SOMETHING YOU CAN MAKE
A Novel Twine-TTolder Can Be Manu-
featured Out of a Cocoanut Shell
and Crinkled Paper.

can be made from the shell OF a cocoanut.
Choose a nice round one. with the three
depresslons or marks well defined; and
if one can be had with some fiber left
on. to form a fringe. or front hair. so
much the better, Saw the cocoanut in
Two, take out the nut. then blacken in
two of the depressions to form the eyes.
round which draw a white circle. the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

CORY, Pa, March 20.-Rain of the
past tw%enty-four hours is causing much
damage in this vicinity. At Bear lake
Il bridge was washed away and trains
are being sent by Warren and Irving.
ton. On the Allegheny Valley railroad
the bridge at Summerdalc is gone and
trains are being sent by Erie. At
I|Iydetown near here there is. three feet
of water on the tracks and cellars here
lrc flooded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today cloudy and considerably colder
weather will prevail, preceded hy rain in
the southern and snow or rain IN the
northern district, with fresh aud bri-k
northeasterly to northe-ly winds. shifting
to westerly and probably followed by
clearing conditions in this section. On
Tuesday partly cloudy weather and
slightly l)wef temperature will prevail,
with brisk aud fresh variable winds,
followed by slightly warmer conditions
in this section, and on Wednesday fair to
partly cloudy. sIigntly warmer weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Drowned on C~anisteo.

DIX EIISN LILLE, y. Y. March %
The thaw and rain has caused the
Canisteo river to back up, and as a
result II large part of the city was in
undated. The entire valley south OF
the city 10 Canisteo is Il lake. AIucl
damage has been done TO farm lands.
Carl Cakes. nineteen years old, was
drowned while canoeing ON the CAMS.
teO river yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

These are the day, when we begin to
think about our plrk and wish for a
larger one. more in keeping with the
size of the city. 1t is coming. how
yer, only there are so many absolute
ly necessary Improvements to be made
TINT the taxpayers cannot I've bmdenod
with too much all at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

half of the cocoanut shell, and cover
same with a cap of crinkled paper, which
about two inches in run a gathering
thread, to draw up fullness like a cap
round the face; finish under chin with
bow and ends. Two holes are bored in
top part of shell, to put ribbon through
to hang up the holder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
Dolphin Waits for Morton,

CHARLESTON, $. c.. March 90
The dispatch boat Dolphin has arrived
here and is waiting for Secretary of
the Navy Norton and party. who will
embark for Guantanamo, Cuba. Sec
rotary Morton and his friends are ex
nectpd today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

New Workers. nay Mexican Road
CITY or MEXICO, March colt is
reported here that the Hidalgo railway
has been sold toa New York syndicate.
The Mexican government has sent a
commission of telegrapllers to the
United States TO study.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

YOKOHAMA, March 20.-A report
here says that during ~ storm a Jap
anese torpedo boat destroyer was lost
Off the lndo-China coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
UNIQUE

third depression being bored through
for the end of the twine to pass out. Put
in the ball Of Irvine. place on the other
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
MONDAY, MARCHED.

Should the senate consent to give
the people what they want and pass
DIR. Henry's free antitoXin bill. every
family in the state will have reason
to thank the local physician for what
Nle has doac. Whether or not Dr.
Henry hl, ambitions to go higher in
politics, we know not, but should he
res with the l%lurels he has already
w,n, with his free antitoXin bin on
the statute books Of the state, he will
haye a lasting monument and II that
viii grow il the magnitude and be
more aud morc appreciated a- the
years pas. When the meaning Of free
%antitoxil is clearly set before any fair
Minded man he cannot help but realize
lis usefulness. The senate cannot
afford to let hi, measure die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

DIES MONIES. Ia., March 20.-Wle
Frank craig appeared before just,
Duncan charged with vagruucy II
that Il physician examine h(n
ain told by doctors that / have u
parts, he said. and that if / do r.
We fresh air constantly | will de.
physicians reported thatxLasHla
city the same heart In 0
nrkleft sides ~ e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

If you are out of wor put fan nd
in>the Evening News, it wilFeost ov
as-@ s--- saasss -rr41lusAs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Lost anything: A cent-a-word put
in the Evening News will find IL for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

FIRE ALARM BOXES.
- Rarltan Copper Works
20 High and Lewis
q hiidison ave snd Paterson ut
" Market and First SITS.
50 smith and HIGH 20
81 State and Smith sta
- BnekIug haW ave aad Hsrtf
~ Commerce and Front sLs
AZ High and Washington afr
- State Sc and Buckingham ave
90 Hall ave ana Charles u
- Railroad ave and Wa, ne
az Washington aud First sts
80 Turnpike gnO Elm 81
81 Smith st and WATSON svo
Is Commerce and State ts
- Front anu Smith SITS
ID water and GordCn sJs
e kearny ave and UordUu Al
- Smith aud Herbert st
81 Woodbridge road and Washington al
81 J.ehigh ave Stanford 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

L.ssnd 10 40 alarm, open thf toos % the D.
1k ne lever and lei go once ont,
nrepen Rrrive.
sPECIAL UALlS.
In circuit. 2tHps nriil and hr
F1ydrHNt Ut corner OF Jefersnn an
LwAgs 10 he Ustd Tor this trlai.
DSIt. 5 taps Police call. l2-CaH 70
Hose i3-tHlI fr Washington Hos
0~Call for Mcclellan Hose lh-Call For r.
tArtidn a and u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Long distance Telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-20

Entered at Post once as -secoudcias- matte.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
THINGS THEErRIcHE.


Florence Rockwell plays a young
school mistress in Common Sense
Brackett.''
Zone live baby" and zone kitchen
tongs" are among the stage properties
required to be furnished by the stage
manager Of the "Sky Farm" produc-
ton.
Miss Ellen Terry has been acting IN
suburban London in 1.-The Merchant of
Venice" and "Eriksson's Wife" a one
act piece by Christopher st. John OF
the most morbid sort
Brother Jacques" is not master
piece. but contains good part for Miss
Annie Russell, whose popularity will
probably insure it good run at the
Garrick theater, New York.
Frank Losee is still with Bertha Gal
land as the cruel father, who tries to
force the famous Dorothy Vernon OF
history. and romance into a marriage
with the villain of the play. Mr.. Losee
is one of our sterling actors.
Walter Lewis, who is giving such a
clever impersonation of Tony In 1.-THE
Harvester began his actors career as
an amateur in Boston. He was seen In
the Shakespearean and Sheridan re-
yivals with Mr.. Skinner last year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
Safety Device For Railways.

A double automatic block system has
been installed on the Chicago Great
Western road between ST. Paul and
South ST. Paul. The plan of the sys-
TEN differs materially from anything In
the nature of block systems or safety
devices in operation in the world, says
st. Paul dispatch to the Chicago
Post. 1t departs from the old overlap
idea used in many of the blocks of the
country, and the mechanism makes 1t
possible for an engineer to decide posi-
lively whether or not either of the two
sections ahead Of him is occupied by a
train. Storage batteries, located at the
foot Of each pole Of the block, furnish
the power with which the arms are
moved. It is said that the whole main
line of the Great Western will be
equipped with similar devices soon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
BABYs OUTDOOR BED.
Duluth Lawyer Thinks She VIII Be
the Most Robust American Woman.

Duluth Lawyer Thinks She Will Be
the Most Robust American Woman.
Mothers and women who are not
mothers, but who are fond of children,
are appalled, by the radical departure
from the usual method of rearing
child resorted to by J. Fl. Whitley Of
Duluth, Mimi, says the New York
Press. His daughter Corinne, eighteen
months old, sleeps in basket on the
front porch of the house overlooking
the lake. With the thermometer far
below zero the child sleeps in her airy
berth and at times has been taken in
doors by the maid covered with snow.
Whitley believes she will grow up to
be the healthiest young woman in the
land through this rigid treatment.
The father of the child keeps his rel
atives Informed as to the progress of
his treatment and proudly details the
success of his experiment. Writing to
his father in Washington, Pa, where
Whitley formerly lived, he says his lit
tie daughter sleeps in the biting air
every day and that she enjoys her rest
immensely He wrote that the child
slept on the porch the other day for
six hours with the thermometer regis
tering 10 degrees below zero. One day
a driving snowstorm came across the
lake, and when the maid took baby's
basket in the house the little sleeper
was covered with three inches Of snow.
Whitley places a hot water bag at the
child's feet, and she is tucked well up
in the blankets. She never takes cold
from her open air sleeps, but the heat
of the house gives her little troubles
with her head. The father of the child
is leading attorney of Duluth, and,
though there is much criticism OF his
method of bringing up the baby, most
ly confined to women, he thinks his
course is the correct one.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
THE SIMPLE LIFE.

If we survive the hysteria of finding
out what the simple life is we will be
strong enough to lead any kind of life.
New York American.
Pastor Wagner thinks that the sim
pie life may be attained by woman
doing her own homework. That seems
to give him a chance for new book
to be entitled 1.-The Simple Wife" -
New York Mail.
Do you know just how to take that
frequent remark of Pastor Wagner's
that Americans are the people who
come nearest to leading the simple
lifey' To be perfectly honest, prob
ably half of us don't know whether to
laugh or cry at his decision.-Boston
Transcript.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
THE ROYAL BOX.

King Edward has just presented the
monks of the Great st. Bernard mon
astery a magnificent new piano to re-
place the one given by Queen Victoria
half q century ago.
Prince Ethel Friedrich, third son of
the emperor, is going to make his debut
as a yachtsman. He has just ordered
from Hamburg yacht which may en-
ter the special class in German re-
gattas. .r
The German empress has passion
for flowers, but has only recently turn
ed her attention to orchid growing. She
has now some valuable varieties, and
her orchid houses in Berlin are ex-
tensive.
Kaiser Wilhelm has great dislike
to stoutness in women, but he has him
self inherited the tendency to obesity
which prevails in his mothers family,
and, in spitefof the exercise he takes,
he has become much stouter of late
years.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
The Eve Miniature.

The newest society craze Is pi''u-,
in miniature of the human eye am
many society women are no" ha'lns
the beauties of their eyes perpetua'eu
in miniatures painted on IVORY say
the New York Press. Mrs. John Jacoo
Astor is said to have introduced 'ni ..
In the new style of picture the eye -
painted life size. The natural coiol -
the iris. the shade and curl Of the eye
lashes. the shape of the eyebrow anu anu
the form of the lid are all lnuica..u
by the eye painters, who declare ,na us
no two eyes are ever alike. Jeweie.s
have received many Of these cuiiO aa
miniatures to set in jeweled lralnoJ
AS pendants they are attached ~ r Tso
chains, bangles and watch chains ~ ~
new fad is a revival Of an elsn'eo
century custom. Cosway, the !aino .So
miniaturist, was the first to PAM s .
eyes alone, and probably the nrSt 1,,.v
he ever painted was that Oh Mls. 81
herbert, the reigning court Oeau', 100
her time. This early eye picture - 1ort
in the possession Of the Earl u
arlington.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19

him to put back the weapon and so,d
/. No, cannot take from a samursi It,
SOUL The Russian understood y.
was Of the samurai." LET Us bect.s
to them to come over" suggested n.
naka. "They will then know that ".
have no evil design"
The signal was given. and the eiyht
bearded men came without besjtation
Gravely saluting, they seated them.
selves on the ground by the side ~
their friends the enemy. OF one an.
others language they understood not
a word, but speech is a habit and II ia
not to be suppressed merely because II
is useless. The men talked and the,,
voices grew louder and louder a.
voices are apt to do when they nro.
duce no impression. When your words
are simple and clear it is hard to dIs.
tinguish between ignorance and deaf.
ness. After time the visitors fell
back upon signs, but to the Japanese
signs are as unintelligible as Sanskrit
Then they began to examine one an
others wounds and shook their heads
over the PROSTATE body of Nakamura.
whose breath came in sharp gasps
through bubbles Of foam. Kimura put
his hand into the pocket of his tunic
and drew forth book 1t was man.
ual of conversation in Russian and
japanese, a collection of formal phrases
and stilted sentences such as no sane
lips would ever frame Yet they serv-
ed. for presently Kimura and one Of
the Russians were busily turning over
the pages and putting their fingers on
words. Before night came these men
were comrades, sharing their black
bread and rice. Sympathy gave them
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
LABOR AND PROGRESS.

In South Carolina more cotton is
spun than is grown.
Butte, Mont, furnishes one-seventh
Of the worlds supply of copper, and
the Calumet and Hecla mines in Mich
lgan furnish nearly one-eighth.
The fact that single telephone COM
pany has within ten months made
5000 contracts for farm telephones In
New England is an indication of the
enterprise of eastern agriculturists.
A small silk embroidery industry has
been developed in the United States by
Swiss immigrants. The capable silk
embroiderer easily earns in the United
States S. to Sc day, while his Swiss
rival makes 81.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
BLOOD FLOWS IN STAGE DUEL
Combat at Seattle Theatre Results In
Wounding Sheldon Lewis.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 19-The au-
dience at the Seattle theatre last even
ing held their breath during the big
sword fight between Edwin GRAY (Shel-
don Lewis and Henry Clarke (Sterling
Whitney, in the second scene. AS some
expressed it, they seemed to be in dead
earnest. Although that was not the
fact, Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Whitney are
sood friends. yet there was a bit of
reality about the fight that was not on
the bills. 1t resulted in long wait
between the second and third acts.
while surgeon was called to sew up
an ugly cut on Sheldon Lewis wrist.
Just now it happened neither Iawis
nor Whitney can tell but as Lewis fell
at the END of the fight he felt faint and
was hardly able to get up after the
curtain As the lights were turned I'D.
some one called Lewis attention to tn,
blood flowing from his wrist and tben
there was some lively huStling to fin,1
surgeon and get Lewis ready for the
next act
Inc cut was a severe one and tbe
surgeon declared it too near the danger
point to be a joke. The noint ot
Nhitneys sword had come within q
mar breadth of severing the artery
Tonight that fight viii be wagad with
que precaution and regard for the
safety of the principals
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

nary at Berkeley, Cal.
The Panama canal zone has been
placed under the jurisdiction of Bishop
Tuttle by the Episcopalians.
New York's new subway is said to be
proving a boon to the downtown
churches, since it enables persons liv-
ing at a distance to attend them con-
veniently.
The movement for the consolidation
Of all Presbyterian denominations of
India into one will be consummated
this winter, and similar movement is
afOOt in China
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-19
THE CHADWICK EPISODE.

This Chadwick episode has effective
~ disposed Of the SANDER that women
have no head for business.-Toledo
Times.
If Mrs. Chadwick ever gets out with
her fortune intact she ought to endow
night school for the education of bank
ers.-Meaphis Commercial Appeal.
Here is that old, old question again
as to how it is that the women dupe
men SO easily not only in money af-
fairs, but in about everything else. The
couundrum is as old as Adam. So ia
the answer.--Boston Herald.