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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

Miss Lola Weidenheimer returned
from Guthrie Sunday evening to as.
sumo her duties in the primary room
of our schools
P A. Riley, assistant postmaster, is
preparing to move his family to town
and will occupy the DR.. Stevens prop.
erty on South Missouri avenue.
Dr. Stevens and /. n. Stafford have
each made handsome additions to
their library by the addition Of the
new Americana encyclopedia in 16
volumes.
Our schools opened again this morn.
ing after being closed a couple Of days
on account Of the diphtheria scare
The reported case was Ira Miner. who
is abe - ne around again.
The box supper given IN the opera
house Saturday night by the ladies' Of
the Rebekah lodge was a success both
socially and financially Something
over s22 was netted the lodge and
good sized crowd was in attendance.
b. Bateman and wife OF Guthrie,
came up Sunday Mrs. Bateman re
turning on the evening train. Mr..
Bateman is opening a set Of corpora.
tion books for the Marshall Telephone
company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

low ls given the program FOR ths
|ng Of the Etude club Friday ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

.rs. p. 3. Burks. OF Chicago. is in
city, the guest OF her cousin Miss
ha Foley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

'ss Myrtle Black and her guest. Miss
rt. OF ST Louis, were among those
here that saw THE colleeg Wild
played 10 Oklahoma City Saturday
d az the Oyerhoiser theatre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

ne Pawhuska Capital says; Mrs.
nix Frantz entertained a number OF
Z friends at her home last Thursday
cnoon from two o'clock until nre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

rs L. W. Baxter and little daughter
V went 10 Kansas City Sunday to
I'D a few days visiting airs. Baz-
brother. Mr.. George Wood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

frs George s. Barger and little
lghter Agatha were here from Perth
~ the guest OF Miss Louie Thomas.
Barger and Miss Thomas were coll
chums and classmates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-20

BE- Woman's Home Missionary So
n meets Wednesday afternoon at the
aence Of Mrs A. NJ Bennett on East
fe avenue. The programs prepared
october and November VIII be given
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Society
A BRILLIANT
>~nnoIAL EVENT.,
The Al Home Given by Mr. anu
Mrs. Fred ]. Cox Yesterday
Attended 81 Many.

Mr. and NfrG. Fled J. Gan held m AT
Home Mt their resi3eh&e, 3 Hector. street,
Yesterday from 4 un,}i IL, @flofK, ,Fffe
rparnotlons and smilaX. The mantei %,fas
ranked With the fragrant flowers and OH
the table was a beautiful bouquet of dark
red &irr-tIons and asparagus fern. The
MIS-. E6x Wig g3wHGa N, n handsome
while robe and was assisted In Receiving
nv Mrs: 4. &: Sibiey. WHO Wore u haild-
SOME SrHy Gosiime, and Mrs. Margafettl
RreyvsI.r. Ma Was rowned IN black
pangled net,
MIS-. ferdinand Aii3rcWs Arfd Mrs,
icbaId Ames served in the diJiflg t09pt
Gresn,ey and Wight and Mrs. c. D
Bovnto9.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Cox re-
ceiTed ana Mrs.. \ Greenley and Mrs.
BreWsicf SeryAd TIE 6Yepipg guests.
Aitiohg Inc Edrd$ Wef(. fnoSe .8f ,kIr-. 3
Rurreft HiAsddle and Niss H~iisdalG;, pl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
PLAN TO SAVE TIE FALLS.
Preservation Of Niagara's
Cataract.

With the attention of most thinking
people directed toward Niagara Falls
and its Threatened destruction, Alton
D. Adams, in an article on How to
Save Niagara Falls in the Technical
World Magazine, offers what may
prove to be the final solution of -ha
problem. Mr.. Adams says; wi - d
cam across Niagara river, between
Lewiston and Q"ueenston, and a reser-
voir six miles long and reaching to the
cantilever bridge behind it, plants TAX
ing water from the dam would operate
with 1t a substantially constant head.
To connect such plants with the dam
only short steel pipes would be neGes-
sary and the cost of the entire develop
ment per horse power would be very
moderate. The water head of 100 feet
al this proposed dam is only two-thirds
OF that which is available T1ost of the
time at the falls, but on tho other hand
is equal to the entire discharge oyer
10th the American and the Horseshoe
falls.
With the normal discharge of MIA
CARA river, which is 222, 900 cubic feet
pnr secand, falling 100 feet the gross
! 9rso J0wer developed would be $500
30. Making liberal allowances for
osses of head in the penstocks and
'ailraces, and assuming only a fair eff
dciency for water wheels and genera
tors, fully 60 per cent. of this $500, 000
gross horse power, or 100000, could
be continuously generated at the pro-
posed dam in the form of electric cur
rent. This output is about two and
or.e-half times the actual and proposed
capacities of all the hydro-electriC
plants now completed or under con
etruction about Niagara Falls, and is
six or seven times the combined ca
pacity of all the electric generators
now ready to operate at the falls"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
G.. {. ELECTION.
Presbyterian Young People Choose
officers for Ensuing Year.

AT the business meeting of the Chris
tidn Endeavor. of, the Presbyteriaf
church, last night, the following officers
were elected President, Lesion NJ Ayrfs
vics president, John Peterson recording
secretary, Miss Emily Lund; correspond
Ing secretary, Miss f. L. Kent; treasurer,
Harry Comiugs.
Following are the committees
Prayer meeting. Miss +. f.. Kent. chair
man John Peterson. Miss Margaret Nc
Clyniont, w, u. Laftue and Edgar Mullin,
Lookout, f. G. Cduiings- ciairnlIn
Miss Jennie Peterson, G. -. Frazer, Miss
Nettie Mount and Mrs. Dayton.
Social. Ernest Hancock chalrinah
Miss Lizzie Seaman. Miss Kitty philips,
Walter Comings and Miss Geraldine
Brown.
Literature, Harry Comings,. chairman
Miss Liesa Henry, Rupert Osborne, Mrs
Ri . It Osborne and Miss Jetta Stacey.
Missionary, Miss Grace Hawk chair-
man; Mrs. Adrian Lyon, Miss Ella Deit-
che, Miss Mathilde Peterson and James
GrieVes.
Flower, the Junior Christian Bndeavor
Society.
Music, Miss George owens. chairman
Miss ella Kent. Miss Anna McClymont.
Mrs. LaRue and c. X. Stevens.
Ushers, Walter Comings and Frank
Wood.
Several new members will be admitted
Sunday. The lookout committee of the
society will take charge of the mission at
Keasbey the last sunday in the month
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
DEPE " HAS
RESIGNED D.
New York Life Chiefs Also Retire
All Will Go When lnveStl-
ION Ends.
ganS"

NEW YORK. Dec. THE resignn.
ton of Senator ChaunceS NJ, Depew as
a director of the Equitable Life Assuf.
ahce society has been received by Pres
ident Morton.
President Morton said that the res.
ignation would be acted upon at a
meeting of the directors OIL Dec. 81.
Senator Depew's letter wds very
brief. 1t was dated Washington, bee.
4. and was signed THE Hon. Cbauiicey
NJ. Depew." The letter said;
Il hereby tender my resignation AZ
director of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society"
Senator Depew's experience ds q
witness before the Armstrong commit,
tee is supposed to have weakened his
determination to stick. Our rdhtah-
kerous friend up the river WAS d blow
that he could not fend off. His admis-
sions Of the part he played IN raising
salaries was not pleasing to his friends,
neither were they satisfied with his ex
PLANTATION of what he did to earn his
salary of $4,000 a year, which was
paid to him up to the time the Eqnita-
BILE troubles began.
A persistent report was current iii pd-
litical circles that Senator Depew had
prepared his letter of resignation from
the United States senate. He was
deeply hurt by the sharp criticisms Of
his actions in the press of this state,
nkaI Hho 80 hod - tbn+ IA s.Ao.,lA1
to quit politics and go abroad for d long
stay.
Both President John A. Mccall and
Vice President George w. Perkins Of
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany are going to retire from office in
that company. Mr.. Perkins retire
ment will probably take place soon and
Mr.. McCall's before the next annual
election of trustees in April.
There is and has been for some time
u division Of opinion among the trus-
tees of the New York Life az to the
propriety of having President Mccall
or Mr.. Perkins resign while the legis-
lative committee is still doing business.
The trustees of the New York Life
have always contended that whatever
mistakes may have been made by eli
Their Mr.. Mccall or Mr.. Perkins were
merely errors Of Judgment. Nothing
in the way of syndicate transactions
Injured to the benefit of President Nc.
Calls or Vice President Perkins
pocket.
Contrary to expectations, the trustees
of the Mutual Life Insurance company
failed to elect n new president at their
meeting.
Unexpected opposition to the election
of Charles A. Peabody as president de,
veloped in the meeting Of the trustees
of the company. The plan to name
Mr. Peabody as the permanent head of
the Mutual was blocked when it be-
came apparent that his selection would
not receive the unanimous approval of
the trTIs.cos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
A Cold WINTER Orgy.

NEW YORK, Dec. John ID. Rock
pearance since his recent illness at the
ninth annual dinner of his Bible class
in the Hotel Vendome here last night,
and after an enthusiastic greeting he
spoke for half an hour on the necessity
for moral courage in politics, business
Charles p. Fagnani, d. D., of the Union
Theological seminary, was the toast
master, and he caused a laugh by re-
ferring to the dinner as a cold water
orgy" There were III members pres
ent. and between courses every one
joined in the chorus of the song "Ev-
erybody Works but Father.'N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
HAS
OBJECTIONS.
Does Not Like Secretary Of Navy S
Proposition TO Make Tar
get Of Constitution.

BOSTON, Dec. 7.-Acting Mayor Dan
lei A. Whelton has issued a call for a
mass meeting of citizens to protest
against the suggestion contained in the
annual report of the secretary of the
navy as to the historic frigate Consti-
tuition. which is now tied up at the
Charlestown navy yard.
In his report Secretary Of the Navy
Bonaparte suggested that so much OF
the materials of the present Constitu-
tion as can be shown to belong to the
original Constitution be transferred to
tion and that the remainder of the ship
be broken up.
The secretary further stated that II
for purely sentimental reasons it be
thought that the ship is entitled to a
maritime end it might be used as a
target for some of the ships of the
north Atlantic fleet and sunk by theiI
fire. The secretary's suggestions have
been met by protests from many citi-
zens of Boston.
Acting Mayor Whelton sent the fol
lowing letter last night to about twenty
prominent citizens OF Boston and vicin-
ity:
You are invited to attend and to ad.
dress a public meeting of citizens to be
held in Faneuil hall III Saturday ever
ing, Dec. 8, to protest against the car
rying into effect Of the suggestion of
the secretary of the navy to make q
target of the frigate Constitution and
thus destroy her at sea.
Il believe that such an act by the
United States government would be an
outrage upon the patriotic sentiment of
the people of Boston, who treasure the
glorious memories of her prowess in
the great struggle for the honor and
dignity Of the nation nearly a century
ago"
Among those to whom this letter was
sent were Governor William L. Doug
las, Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild,
Jr.; Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of
the United States supreme court, Presi-
dent Charles w. Eliot of Harvard uni
versity, Colonel Thomas Wentworth
Higginson. Bishop William Lawrence
of Massachusetts and all the Massachu-
sets senators and representatives in
congress.
Mayor Whelton said that the meeting
was for a. citizens, who by their pres
ence would protest against the mon
strous suggestion of the secretary of
the navy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
AUXILIARY ARRANGE
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.

The Ladies' Auxiliary. of Simpson M.
II. church, met last night and made final
arrangements for their Christmas bazaar
which they will hold Wednesday, Thurs
DAY and Friday nights of next week,
ilefe nave been multitudes of pretty
things donated and the bazaar will pres
ent q v%eritable Cshistmas shop with a
real i've. Santa Claus who will sell small
articles from a pack.
Inc decorations will be in keeping with
the season. The general committee are
the members of the auxiliary. There will
p fancy booth, decorated in green ana
" ~ charge of Mrs. George Eggert
#hlte, = booth 10 charge of Mrs.
de9ESs - Funyo.. charge of Miss al,
e "a woglon', a Eaen bs'lh' N W Ted "a and nd
green, in charge of Mrs, Geo.e NH and
sen a candy booth, decorAt@f ~ IN III
~~"op will be presided ofet w D..
Nsse.SeA
ice cream, and Mrs. Kipp the supper.
rFl6 girls OF The Junior Gleapers vii
haES y baoth with small homemade ar
ticlee. R4a SIX bOya of the Gleaners a
booth with iefnSNaAef, peanuts and boys
articles. The EpH2f4s ArAsgue will hav
the grocery booth. 1851. AT.
Miss Augusta Farrmgto1 anG MIS-
Neer, in gypsy costumes, VIII Aepp PORT
llnes, sell indian baskets, beads ans CT
ietiLat articles to guitar and mandon
music M a gypsy tent.
Much has been anticipated for IN
Christmas bazaar and it promises to b
ali and more than its o~riginators a
plaflfleH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
|FIREMEN HAVE TWO
CALLS IN few HOURS


Washingtons' wagon struck one of
the trolley rails, one fireman had a
rather narrow escape from falling,
so great was the impetus.
Miller sustained, according to his
own estimate, 5000 loss in the cellar
and $500 on the store floor. The
loss is covered by insurance. Miller
states that, with the consent of the
insurance companies, he will con-
tinue business without any delay and
his store will be open as usual as
soon as he can get things shipshape.
The cause of the fire is a mystery
to Miller and the authorities.
Fire This Morning.
The blaze which caused the sound
ing of the alarm from box 81, at
State and Wayne streets, shortly be-
lore 7.3U o'clock this morning, was in
The basement of the three-story frame
house at 637 State street. The base
ment is occupied by the family of
Joseph Gufala. The fremen respond
ed in excellent time and the damage
was slight. IL was all on the inter-
lor, and the second floor was not
damaged. The out-taps rang out
shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
American Girl WEEDS a Title.

LONDON, Dec. THE wedding of
Miss Eloise Breese, eldest daughter of
the late w. l.. Breese of New York
and Lord Willoughby de Eresby, eldest
son of the Earl and Countess of An
caster, took place in st. Margarets
church, Westminster. The bride was
given away by her stepfather, II. V,
Higgins. The Hon. Peter Willoughby,
the bridegroom's brother, acted as best
man. Among those present were the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught. Prin-
cess Patricia of C%onnaught and Prince
Francis of Teck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Secrecy in Peet-Thnw Marriage.

NEW YORK, Dec. Extraordinary
secrecy marked the wedding last night
of Mrs. Edward Marsh Thaw, divorced
only three weeks ago from the well
known Pittsburg millionaire, to ].
Doddridge Peet, a clubman Of New
York and Pittsburg, bon vivant and
wealthy in his own right. The cere-
mony took place at Euclid hall here.
Every precaution possible was taken to
prevent any one from gaining definite
knowledge of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. THE picture by
NJ. Leon IHermitte. "Christ Among the
Lowly," which the Metropolitan mu-
scum has just acquired through Mr..
Schaus and which was obtained in
Paris, was the feature of the last Paris
salon and is considered a masterpiece
of the modern French artist. 1t depicts
the Saviour standing, full faced, at a
table In a peasants hut. He is sur
rounded by a group of kneeling and
awed peasants. The face has a sweet
and tender expression, and both face
and form are illumined by a soft light.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
REFRIGERATOR COMPANY
FOR NEW BRUNSWICK.
A Big Concern Has Filed Artielss of
Incorporation Capitalized at
$I,I50, 900.
Special to the EVENING NE VS.:

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 7:-
Articles of Incorporation, have been
filed here of the UhieH Refrigerator
Company with a capital Of $t,150,-
900. The company will Manufacture
artificial refrigerators, engines, etc.
Willard P. Voorhees, is the agent of
the company.
The company, it is thought, will
take in charge the Brunswick Refrig-
orator Company, Of this city; which is
now engaged in this business and in
which the Arm OF Johnson Il John
sol Is interested.
The company commences business
with but $1,000 invested, the stock
being held by three parties. Frank
r. Jones, of Philadelphia, has $500
invested and George F. Mccormick,
of this city, and Edward Morris, of
M~etuchen, each have 500 in stock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
SENIORS TO HAVE TREE.

The seniors Of The high school met and
planned a Christmas entertainment and
Christmas tree to be held December u
in the festival, which is in charge of the
entertainment committee, composed OF
Miss Lucy Woglom, Walter Comings and
Stanley Hartshorn.
A live santa Claus will distribute pres
ents and an Informal entertainment viii
be presented. The tree will be placed on
the stage in the auditorium ana me SEN
their Christmas calebrat,on.
A bouquet was also ordered sent TO
Prof. Morris. who is ill with dlphtherla
at his home at Hightstown'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

SARATOGA, n. Y. Dec. THE Gem
hotel, owned by eX-Village Trustee Ed
ward J. Hefferman, has been wrecked
by fire. The hotel vas closed for the
winter. The origin of the fire is IN
known. The loss is $500. The Gem
is the property that Joseph f. Ullman
and William NJ. Mackin of New York
made an unsuccessful effort to buy last
season. 1t adjoins their big purchase
on Spring street, where they will erect
a clubhouse and casino.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Mnurice Grnu Dying.

PARIS, Dec. Maurice Grau, late
director of grand opera in New York,
is dying. In hts beautiful home, sur
rounded by luxury, watched over by
his wife and daughter, attended by
great physicians and specialists, it has
become apparent that the end is not
far off. Heart disease-some progress
sive malady Of the heart for which
there is no known eure--is the cause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
r DUNN BURIED.

The funeral of Mrs. Bryan Dunn was
held at ST. Mary's church at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The funeral was one Of
the largest held in the new edifice. A
landau filled with flowers and twenty
four coaches was II visible sign OF the es'
teen in which she was held.
High requiem mass was said and at J.
o'clock the funeral started for Wood
bridge, where interinent was made in ST
James cemetery.
Father O'Connell oficiated, assisted by
Father Hennessy, Father Mahoney, and
Father Ryan, of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Accused by Swiss Government.

NEW YORK, Dec. Z. Mrs. Con
stance Farrholme, a handsome English
widow of means, has been detained at
Ellis island OH the request of the Swiss
government, which charges her with
passing a worthless draft and enticing
a young girl, now acting as her maid,
from her home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Hunearinns Want sunrnge.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Dec. THE
boycott Of the compositors against the
newspapers which are opposing univer-
sal suffrage is extending. Sixteen dali
lies either could not be published or
appeared in restricted form.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

HAVANA. Dec. members of what
is claimed to be the Legislature of
the Isle of Pines met on Monday, or
ganized and gave credentials to Mr..
Ryan as delegate to congress at Wash
ington. He starts for New York on
Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

LONDON, Dec. 7.-Jacob H.. Schiff,
the New York banker and treasurer Of
the American committee for the relief
of Jews in Russia, has offered to take
rare of 500 children made orphans by
the anti Semitic outrages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Frnnce Adopts sepnrntion BIN.

PARIS, Dec. THE senate after a
long debate has adopted the bill for the
separation of church and state by a
vote of 1S1 against 1G2. The vote was
announced amid enthusiastic scenes
and cries of Long live the republicr'
and Long live liberty"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

RUTLAND, VT, Dec. 7.-Attorneys
for Mrs. Mary Rogers, whose execution
is fixed for tomorrow, have not given
up hope of obtaining another reprieve
from Governor Charles ]. Bell, who is
now on his way home from Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07

Gardens drug Store. 81 HAN Az
snue IL a branch once for the Ev-
ENIN0 NEWS where Want Ads
are received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
RETH y

The bal committee OF tle IfFdIes lux
iliary. Of the congregation Beth Mordecai
met in the vestry room in the tehsple, m
noDart street, last night. to plan Tor the
II Wig decided not to have a masquerade
bali this year, but instead to give a MS,
class entertainment IN Washington Han
in Fayette street. TUESDAY night Fepru
THE following committee was appointed
to look after The ffeeessIry arrangements
A; Greenbaumi chaiT6fSh NIX fry aeiq Mas >
Goidberger, X. Flnkelsteln. Leo schwartz
Charles Saffren, Henry Wolff, Philip s
Roaenberg, II. Kosliscll. II. Philo, Mrs; II
Mrs M, Strauss, Mrs. Leo Schwartz, Mrs
l. Bruei{, Mrs, A, Greenbaum. Mrs. J
Goldberger, Mrs, Charles Saffren ant
Mrs tsnaP ESberE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
YELLOW rever wlll NOT Down.

HAVANA, Dec. 7.-Four new cases
Of yellow fever are reported here.
There are now hlrty7two cases under
treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Friday Boys Overcoats
Opportunities Boys Suits
In Bows Furnishings

Boys Overcos ts-brown and gray
mixed Cheyiots and Oxford and blue
Meltons-3 TO 0 years
value S8.99 and $3.50. ....-..,- 2.OS
Overcoats-Oxford. Melton and Mixed
Gray C~heviot-single or double
breasts to 10 yrs-value $500. S.9S
Norfolks and Double Breast Suits
Mixtures and Navy Cheviots-
Z to 10 yrs.-value $5.O0.-.~. R.0S
Boys Blannelette Night Robes
Boys P~ajamas-light, medium and dark
4 to IS yrs.-value $1.25. 10
Boys All-Wool Sweaters
3 to 10 yrs.-value $1.4o.........v .98
Children's Wool and Worsted Toques-
plain and fancy stripes-value 80. 40
Angora Tams-round and square
all colors-value .79. 80
Children's Black Jersey Leggins-
3 to 16 yrs.-Value go. .....a.. IA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Friday Spreads
Opportunities 4 EomfortableS
In Sofa Pillows

satin finish and MarssiIles Spreads fpY
full size beds-value S2.4e....s>~ LBS
Heavy Marseilles and satin 1pisn
Spreads-in Holly boxes, tieq
with bowknot ribbons-Hpecia -
values at...... 2.30.. 2.OSs~ Bs8S
Full size French sateen Comfortabies-
pure down or Australian lambT
wool hlling-value $6.4e.......~@ B.BS
Full size Silk Comfortables, sateen
back-pure down or lambs wool
nlling-value $9.40.......~...e 2s88
silk or satln-(both Edesl
pure down flling-yalSe SLABS. 41s86
Down and Feather Cushions
cambria cov'd-free from dust
1s in-value 20 .1Sl22 in-vafus ID .8B
20 in.-value As .2bl24 in-value go 40
26 ~inch-value .S9.-..aa la
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Meat Sold bv the yard.

The busiest of all merchants in
Panama r the meat men, Chinese,
who are forced to sell all their stock
at each morning market, as it will
spoil in one day. The meat is jerked
and haggled OF la long strips and sold
by the yard. You cannot tell what
part Of the animal you are buying, D
the people there do not know what
steaks are. Only by buying a hauncl
can one obtain steaks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-07
Dis1sed Island.

St. Helena is one of England's mori-
bund colonies, according to the report
of the governor. 1t has a cable station
and a garrison, but that is all. Onl:
three British warships called during the
last year. Considering the proximity Of
st. Helena to the west African coast, and
the splendid climate of the island, the
governor wonders that it is not used as 1
ganatorium by the navy,