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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
You Know

MA, ,, IL you have fainting, smothcring,
Meak and hungry spells; if you have
inc ro' III, mess ol breath when walking or go
ti,s, ~, up s,airs' IL youi heart is irregular,
nmltcrS or paIpitatcs; if YOU have pains;
. nrouhd the heart, in side and under
S S,;,!srs, cannot sleep on left side: have
",hiI nt IN breathing when lying down,
troubles. and that it is liable at any min
ute to prove fatal
to take -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
Senator Plat Improving.

WASHINGTON. Conn. April Ex-senator
o. n. Platt's condition was reported by
his physicians this noon as showing
continued Improvement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14

Fashioua BILE women in Vienna are
abandoning the corset. This is said to
be due to the extension of the reform
kleid.' or rational dress, and to a wide
ly printed medical opinion on the evil
effect Of stays. Several corset factor
les have closed down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
Dies at Age Of 104.

Haverhill. Mass. April 13.-Miss FL
len Quinn. aged 10f years. died at her
home. here. TODAY. Mrs. Quinn was
a native of Athlone, Roscommen, Ire
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
RUSSIAN MEDICAL SHIP
Takes Aboard Provisions At Saigon
ir.!o China.

Chicago, April ia Chicago Daily
News special from Saigon, 1ndo-China.
says:
"Rojestvensky' hospital ships arrived
here, last night, to take on board pro-
visions. coal and medicines. 1t will leave.
tomorrow at midday. to reJoin the main
SQUADRON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
Postmaster APPOINTED.

Washington, April 13-1he following
fourth class postmaster was appointed.
today:
Mane-Annie l.. Elliot, Pemauud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
The Pope Receives.

Rome, April l3-The Pone rece;,..a g.,
Gay, IN private audience the Right Rev
snnH camedon, bishop of Antagonist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14
BASE BALL..

At Now Yort-Now York Nationals. 8:
Marhatt1n College l.
At Phila delnl,a-ITniversitv IF Pennsyl-
wanna. II; Dickinson College. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14

Fifty wears ago the first steam fire
engine built for the city of Boston was
exhibited in Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-14

At late hour. tonight. Mr.. Flynn
SuCc.lnlbed to his injuries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss LOttie Hustler Was Greeted
by Her Friends.

Miss Lottie Hustler, OF Washington
street, was given II surprise party by
n number of her friends Tuesday
night. The evening was spsnt IN
playing games and singing AT
late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Rose
Claus, Clara CLAUS. Ellen Kelly,
Title Wardmann, Katie Humphries,
Julia Humphries, Minnie Lind, Jenn 10
Lind, Carrie Flaherty, Maud Paueh,
Mab9l Shidmore Ida CLAUS, Lottie
Hustler and Hannah Hustler; Messrs.
Thomas Bolerup, Walter Tharkelson,
Louis Ernst, Andrew Anderson, John
Hustler, Herman Sieber Fred. .S'eben,
William Fredrickson, Ellwood Boyce,
Lester Greenleaf. Herbert Eyeikuss,
Reuben Paugh, Harry Henne, Milton
Mersereau. Stephen Stuart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Miss DreibIebies, Who Has Just
Returned With Chinese Child
Will Speak Sunday.
IN SIMPSON M. ECHURCH
Monday Night Chinese Men Will
be Present to Speak
and Sing.

Miss Dreiblebies. who has adopted
o Chinese girl, who is now about two
and ono-half years old, is.visiting her
brother, L. d, Dricblebies, of Kearny
avenue. Miss Drieblehies, who is "a
returned missionary, will be prcsen t
in Simpson M. L. church Sunday
morning, with the baby. She will tell
of her work in training fourteen
Chinese women for church work. Miss
Dreiblebies expects TO remain in this
country aut year and half
Monday night G Soule Bol, and
Lew Yen, of New York, will be pres.
ent in the church, aud will sing and
play OH Chinese Instruments.
Miss Dreiblebies will also be pres
emf with the child, Which will wear Il
Chinese costume. Her foster mother
will tell the stcry Of the baby's life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Position Of Eagle Hose Company Is
Giving the Laddies Much Food
for Thought.
EAGLES DEMAND RECOGNITION.

The local firsmen are trying to
figure outthe position of Eagle Hose
Company In regards to the annual
election in the department which
takes place in Nav. For several years
it has been the custom OF the different
companies to take turns in holding
office. There ia chief and two assis-
tanta. Oncea man is elected second
assistant he is moved up the limo each
succeeding year to first assistant and
then chief. so that the real interest
each year is in the selection Of the
second assistant.
The companies take turns naming
the candidate for this Office. and, bv
an unwritten agreement, all the other
companies endorse him. This prevents
strife and keeps much hard feeling
out of the department.
Heretofore, however. there has been
but four companies. Four years ago
Protection Hook u Ladder Company
named the second assistant chief OF
the department. That company S
tErp has again arrived this year and
George Mead has been named. 40.
cording to all precedent he will be
elected and will move up year by year
until he is chief, the other companies
following in their turn, but last year
the Eagle Hos' Company was organ
ized and issnow just as much part
of the fire department as any other
company. The Eagles claim right
to get In lile for the position OF chief.
The question arises as to where they
will come in as one of the old CON
pauies want to lose their turn?
The present officers Of the fire de-
partment are: Chief, James Moylan,
Mcclellan Engine Company; first
assistant, James Nj. Glenn. Lincoln
Engine Company; second assistant,
Thomas Baker, Washington Hose
Company. According to the present
rule at the coming election Moylan
steps out, Glenn becomes chief, Baker
assis ant and Mead. of Perfection
Hook & Ladder, second assistant.
There is nothing to compel this order
to be carried out, however, and the
Eagles may nominate candidate for
any of the offices they see ff, but if
this is done it is almost certain tho
other companies will tutn out strong
to down their candidate. The iiremen
are watching the situation and doing
n great deal of thinking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
GREENBAUM'
new BUILDING.
To be One of the Finest in the
State Work Will Soon
Start.

|. The plans for the new Greenbaum
building, which will be erected at
State and Center streets, are about
completed ami it is understood that
preliminary bids are now being re.
ceived.
The building, which will cost in the
neiahorhood of S35, 900, will be one of
the finest in the state 1t will be
three stories high above ground, while
below ground will be large basement
which will extend under the sidewalk.
The front and sides of the building, it
is understood, will be of white glazed
brick.
The foundation will be 5exi00 feet
The basement and the first floor will
be occupied by the Greenbaum depart
ment store. The second floor will be
given up TO offices, seventeen in all,
it is understood. These offices will
have all of the latest up.to .date-i i'm
provements. The third floor will ba
used by lodges. 1t will be the largest
lodge room in the city. The lodge
rnom will have balcony, so that
when the degree team is at work the
members OF lodge will not be IL
the way and from good place they
will be able to view all of the work.
1t is expected that the work of the
building will commence very soon.
The plans have been drawn by ia me:
Growney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
TO COMPLETE
NEW CHURCH
DURING MAY.
Work Progressing Nicely on St
Mary's Handsome Structure
in Center Street.
ARE PLASTERINC NOW,
When ScaffOIding is Removed
the Affairs Will be Put in
Place.
ARE PLASTERINC NOW,

Wort on st Mary's Roman Catholic
church in Center street, is going
along nicely and Rev. B 4. O'Cou.
nell. the pastor, hopes that the build
ing will be complated in May.
. Besides the big Rose window which,
rs told in tile NEWS, had been placed
in position, all Of the stained glass
windows have now been put in. The
windows, which were donated by
different members of the oDgrega.
ton, are being made in Germany, and
are heing shipped to this country as
rapidly as they are finished. These
windows will not be put in place un.
tll after the church has been com.
pleted as they cost considerable mon.
ey and The risk of having one of them
broken is too great.
At the present time the plasterers
are at work in the church, but they
expect to be through very soon, after
which ali OF the scaffolding in the
church will come down and then the
work Of placing the altars will com
mence. When the altars are in posi-
tion the pews will be put in and 81
the work continues.
The most eifiicult piece. Of work
that of removing the organ from the
old church to the new, will be lef
to the last, it is thought. The organ
will be placed in the rear of tn church
in the second story. Here room has
been..built TOR the organist and the
choir and no one else will be allowed
in it. In the organ room Of the old
church many people crowd in during
the sevices and sometimes it is hard
for the choir to move about. This will
not be allowed in the new building
In the rear of the new church is @
room which will he used for the keep
ing of the candles, holy orders and
other church property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Judgment Against Him in the
District Court This Morn
ing.
SOME OTHER CASES.
Judge Lyon Held a Busy Session
This Morning Landlord and
Tenant Case.

In the district court. this moIning
Judge Lyon Race Judgment for S21. g.
in the suit brought by Potts & Kauf
mann, wholesale grocers, agains
Morris Miller. agent for his wife
Sophie Miller. The Millers bought
goceries from the plaintiffs and paid
various amounts ut intervals. Potts &
Kaufman claimed that there re.
maiped unpaid S2l.91.
Miller claimed to have paid this
amount, minus discount of twenty.
TWO cents, or $2l G5. which Miller
testified that he paid in cash. a bill
for a similar amount had been re.
ceipted, so Potts & Kaufman
claimed, by mistake.
Judge Lyon took the latter view of
the case and decided in favor of Potts
& Kaufmaun, who weiG represented
by j. 4. Stricken. Leo Goldberger
was counsel for Miller.
A statement, six feet in leDg h,
figuted ns the exhibit in the case.
The suit was brought opce before.
but was non. suited at tine request OF
the plaintiffs counsel, when it was
found that S. Miller, against whom
it was brought, was Miller wife.
The suit Of Samuel Carlton against
Leo Schwartz for rent for the store
owned by Carlton, at Buckingham
avenue and Hartford street., was next
heard. The place was rented presum-
ably to the Frank Brewing Company,
a similar suit against whom Carlton
lost few weeks ago J. W. Beekman
represented Carlton, and c. G. HON
mann appeared fnr the defendant.
This case was adjourned for week.
Judgment for $3.50 was rendered in
1.-The suit brought by tho Lembeck g.
Betz Brewing Company against Max
Aptin. The plaintiffs were repre-.
sented by Hommann q Stricken.
Judgment was also rendered in n
landlord and tenant case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
BOYS STOLE THE CLANS.
Police have Succeeded in Locating
the CuIprits Were ParOIed.

The police have succeeded in ascct-
tanning the identity OF the parties who
are charged with stealing pail of
soft CLAIMS from Lester Bailey, Of
Keyport, on February 2S, at the corner
of Madison avenue and Market rstrect.
They are two small boys living in
that part OF town. They, yesterday,
acknowledged taking the pail, which,
they claim, contained but four quarts
of CLAIMS. Bailey reported the loss,
at the time, as three times that
quantity The boys say that they sold
the clans.
The youngsters were paroled until
tomorrow, when Bailey is expected to
be in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Citizens Of that Section Would Have
Projections Old Truck Stationed.
There---Point to Growth. !
WOULD SAVE MUCH Time,

I a report is current in North Amboy
that a number of young men of that
place Will shortly get together and
petition the Board of Aldermen ID
allow them to form hook and ladder
company.
During the past year North Amboy
has grown wonderfully and 1t is ex-
pecred that this summer many more
buildings will be erected. Many nf
the residents of North Amboy are'
greatly in favor of the forming Of 81
hook and ladder company and they
think that it would be nice thing.
1t is said that the men will aak for
the old truck formerly used by Pro-
lection Hook and Ladder Company q
State street. This truck is in good
condition and with a little paint IL
would look all right. The truck is nov
stored in the city sheds in State street,
When an alarm is sounded for flre
in North Amboy at the pre- sent time
it is always some little time befou6
Protection Hook and Ladder boys
arrive on the scene, because Of tho
long distance they have to go and ths
poor condition of the streets. I
The people of North Amboy arene
also that with truck company near
by and Mcclellan Engine Company
boys, they would be able to handle
nearly all the fires that occur In that
part of the city. 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Mr.. STRICKER
WILL ASSIST,
Has been Retained by Murdered
Mans Relatives to Prosecute
Murder Trial.

Lawyer J. L. Stricken, OF this city,
will assist Prosecutor Berdine in the
prosecution of Joseph Loug0, chargoh
with the murder of Larry Brescia, a
fellow barber, at Port Reading
February 28.
The date set for the trial is Wednes'
day, April 5. Longo pleaded not
guilty, as told in yesterdays NEWS,
although, it is declared, he admitted
stabbing the man. on the day follow
ing the crime. II. f. Cook will de
fend IoDgo. Lawyer Stricken mas
bsen retained By the dead victim q re-
latives to assist the prosecutor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
ARE SEWING VI
DURING LENT
Women Of ST. Peters Parish Held
First Meeting Yesterday
Afternoon.

Tho Woman s Auxiliary to the Boar
OF Missions met yesterday Afternoon
in st. Peters Episcopal chapel ant
commenced the lenten sewing fol
the children Of st. Btrnahas Hospital
Newark, the home at Sonth Amboy.
and the inmates Of n southern indus
trial institution. A number of the
ladies were present. They will meet
every Wednesday afternoon in the
chapel,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
SHIPPED |
TO MT. HOLLY
Fireman Killed on Central Rail-
road Will be Buried
There. 4

The body of Harry S. Mack, the
Central railroad fireman, who was
killed yesterday by a passenger engine
near the freight depot, was shipped ID
Mount Holly at :25 O'Clock thi3
afternoon by Undertaken J. J. FlynuI
according to the young mans father
instructions. Mack was twenty-twd
years old. and was member Of the
railroad 1lremen's brotherhood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
COURT WAS
DISTURBED.
Judge Strong Startled by the
Sudden Rush for the
Door
.Sbrtidl 10 lie Egcninp Asus.


New Brunswick, Mar. 9:--An alarm
Of fire came near upsettirg bushes:
at the county courts here yesterday
afternoon. Two men were on trial
for assaulting Samuel Rattner. q
rabbi.here, when tie alarm sounded.
The court room was crowded and
the spectators scrambled out of the
seats over the back in any manner in
order TO get there the quickest, Judge
Strong, who is little deaf, had not
heard the alarm, and did not know
what it all meant until told a fire
alarm had been sounded. In about
thir Y seconds the court room was de
serted. The fire was nothing but q
bon fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
AMERICAN PRISON LIFE.

\ remarkable story of American Prison
Life, as told by Florence f. Maybrick,
now appearing in the Magazine section Of
the Sunday World from week to week.
This illustrated series is being written by
Mrs. Maybrick exclusively for the Sunday
World
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
TO Be MARRIED SUNDAY.
Joseph Frankei and Miss Ethel
Ginsberg Will be Married in Temple.

Sunday afternoon Joseph Frankel,
OF 60 woodUridge road, and Miss Ethel
Ginsberg, OF State street. will be
married in the temple in Madison ave.
nue. After the wedding ceremony
has been performed a big supper W i'll
be served in Braga hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
SAILED FOR NORFOLK.

Yesterday afternoon the steamer
Tapcred sailed from this port for Nor.
folk, Va, where she will load with
coal, after which she sails for Tam.
pioo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
NEW INSURANCE AGENTS

Peter Greiner, Of Woodbridge, has
Just been appointed special agent and
collector in Woodbridge for the L. 5.
Health aud Accident Insurance Com
pany OF Saginaw, Mich. John Smith,
the former policeman, hns been ap-
pointed to like position in this city.
They commence their duties at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
NATIONALS MEET.

Manager Albert Bran. OF the National
baseball club, has called meeting for
tomorrow evening at Daly's hotel. 1t is
earnestly desired that all interested turn
out to talk over the plans for the coming
season, when the Nationals Will be well
represented on the diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
BURIED THIS MORNING.

The funeral of tina late Charles
Cbuck was held this morning, and
was attended by large number of the
friends OF the deceased. The services
were held at the Holy Trinity Catho-
lie church, and interment was made
in St. Mary's cemetery. e7s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Friends Called Upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Anderson.

Mr. 'and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson,
of William street, celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary at
their home last night. A number Of
their friends called in honor of the
occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
BROKE GROUND TO-DAY.

This morning Graham & McKeon broke
ground In Fayette street for the new
three story building, which 7. Diamond
will erect for Mr.. Plane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Braga Making Great Preparations
for Event Saturday.

Saturday night Braga' Singing
Society will hold their children s
masquerade ball in Braga hall. A
number of prizes will be awarded and
it is expected that many children will
be present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
COLDBERCER
NEW STORE.
Contract Soon to be Given Out
for Another State Street
Building.

Within n few days it Is expected that
the contract will be given ont for the
erecting Of the new Goldberger two stoiy y
building In State street, on the old Dun
ham property. This building will be of
brick, with red front. 1t viii be 30xlO0
feet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
THE LENTEN SERVICES.

Services will be FIELD in st. Peters
Episcopal church tonight, and tomor
row afternoon, a1d thereafter, during
ent. on Monday, Tuesday and Friday
afternoons. Wednesday mornings and
Thursday nights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
WIN DOW FOUND OPEN.

A window in the Olympia Music
store at $50 Smith street was found
open last night. 1t is presumed to
have been left open by accident as
closing time. W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
HORSE PULL OR PUSH?

A query appeared in last nights
Evening World asking whether a
horse pulls a wagon, when hitched up
IN the regular way, or whether he
pushes it. Tho querywas written by
local young man. The World did not
answer the query.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

There IS 4 difference between adver-
tising an article and giving it, isn't
there: Grcenbaum's are giving it every
time. 1882 SO TT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

Greenbaum's offers arc always inter
esting reading. Don't YOU think so?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

Every item in Greenbaum's big ad.. Is
4 money saver read it. Io37z 50 2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

Read the News daily, you'll know
what's going on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

Look at Greenbaum's big ad. some
thing 20 interest you 1882 so 1T
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

Greenbaums coupon on first page is
all to the good read it. 1882 SO ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

There are lot OF good things at
Greenbaum's suit sale; look at them.
1882 so ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
TO GET BUSY.

That the worst of winter is now over
is the idea of local contractors aud
already many plans are being laid for the
erection of building throughout the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09

Washington, d. g., Mar 9:-United 8
States Senator Bates, of Tennessee,
died here today of pneumonia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-09
Toxic, Mar. 9:-The railroad line
north of Mukden have been cut off by
the Japanese. The Russians are being
gradually hemmed in.
RETREAT IN CONFUSION.
Kuroki'S Headquarters, Mar. o.
The Russian center is retreating in
great confusion.
ATTACK ON REAR.

St. Petersburg. Mar. 9:-Kuropatkin
reports several farce attacks on his
rear.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-25
TEMPERED GOLD.
Los Angeles Man Gives it the Con- sistency of Fine Steel A
 Dream of the Ages.
From the Los Angeles Examiner.

From the Los Angeles Examiner.
 \ sixth of century of unceasing toll has brought to the possession of z. F. Vaughn of No. 232 l-2 south Flower street, Los Angeles, secret for which thousands have striven and still are striving-sometning which the mythical ancients are said to have possessed, but which thousands of years ago vanished from the earth.
 He tempers gold, silver and copper to the consistency of fine steel, making springs of them and knives and needles.
 1t has been my life work" he says. II have succeeded where others failed. Now I am beginning to enjoy'the fruits of my labor.
 Patent the process? Well, hardly . It's far too precious to patent It's my secret, and mine alone. l discovered it.. | intend to get the benefit from it. There are millions who would like to know how to do it, but they can't"
 The tempered metal will be used for making hypodermic needles and surgical instruments generally. A shipment of machinery has been received from the east, shop ftted up and work is going on. The first complete set of tempered  pure gold surgical instruments manu- iactured will be placed on exhibition al the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. "They are pure gold, said Mir. Vaughn, di- playing some spvciuen needles. "I'll let any one who wi-hc- make tests. l'll show you anything bat the way do it 70
Yukon Valley news., 1905-10-25

in the Justice $ Court for Rampant Pre- cinot, Third Division of the Territory of Al.sku, ofoIe J. Lind .ey Green, Commissioner and eX oiiioio Justice of the Peace. G. A. hElTEhEh' Plaintiff SUMMONS BY c. p. TowLf. defend mt. PUBLICATION. I he president of the United States to c. P. Towie, defendG Tt, gI eeting:
 ou are here required to apI ear hefOIe the ndersigned, commissioner and ex oificio justice oI the peace. in the count room of the court house at Rampant, Rampant precinct, Third Division of the Territory of Alaska. on the llth do of December, 1903, { the hour of two o'cloch in the afternoon of said day, to gnsw CT the complaint of plaiutiH, G. A. Ret terer, founded upon one cert in prouissory note dated June 22d 1903, payable to C. 4 |. for lue rec iNed the said C. r. Towie n on.- ised to pay to the said c. A. ketter, the sum of two hundred tud seNCuty-Cne dollars and sixty erts, whereon he deInu uls judgment gainst the said C. r. Iowle in the sum of two hundred and seveuty-iive dollars and eighty-three cents.
 4 writ of attachment having leen issued ny the court tgainst you, md NJ. \. Gill haV- ing Letn gaIuisheed thereunder nd duly answered that he k ludei ted to You in the sum of two hunarcd Lud furty-eight dollars iHt has D, id said sum tu the court: Now in case you l. to tppet tui defend < &buNe rt Iu4gcd judgment will Q tai Cu z inst you nd the > id two hundred nd furty-eight If the costs of this suit and the payment of sail note.
 By rt,er cf the court this sumnous is pull iished in the I ukCu Nailcy News, a weekly cons eyutive i~~Les first insertion October lith. lsu1. the Last insertion No'emi CT -2 C, Ifi.
 Given under my nd thi, eth day ,f O,to- Der, ttU5. J. liNpLEN GREEN,
 Comm iS>iD her and eN ticio
 Justice tf the Peace.