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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12

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A good polish for floors is made by
%shredding finely two ounce of bees
wax and one ounce of yellow soap into a
jar. Pour over enough turpentine to
eeYer and slowly dissolve on the stove,
stirring occasionally with a stock.
When cool the compound will be fit for
use.
When blankets are to be washed for
the first time they should be soaked
over night in cold water and then rinsed.
This is to remove the sulphur used in
the bleaching. After this they should
DE soused until clear in a lukewarm
lather made with boiled soap and
water, and then rinsed well in clear
water.
Every kitchen should have 1T least
one simmerer-that is, a saucepan with
a double bottom, the lower II perfor-
ated to admit air. There is a space of
half an inch between this and the upper
bottom. Food cooked in a saucepan
of this kind capnot burn and it may
be keptata gentle heat for hours.
To clean Mhite marble take one ounce
Ut powdered uunlice stone two ounces
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
COUNT BON MARrlNrs MURDER
Five Persons Arc Found Guilty and
X vi sentenced.

Five Persons Are Found Guilty. and
II sentenced.
TURIN, Italy. Aug. 12.-The jury
hero found five persons accused of the
murder of Count Bon Martini guilty
with ~extenuating circumstances. Tul-
lilo Murri, the victims brother-in-law,
and DR.. Naldi, an accomplicc, were
each sentenced to thirty years solitary
confinement. Countess Theo di Linda
Bon Martini, wife Of the count, and
DR.. Secchi, her lover. were sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment. and Rosa
Bonnet, her maid, to seven and a half
years.
Count Bon Martini maltreated his
wife and conducted his iiasions with
other women in bold fashion. On the
day of the murder the count was way
laid in his rooms and stabbed to death.
Murri ut the trial gave a circumstan-
tial account of the murder, making a
full confession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
Legal Notices.
AN ORDINANCES.

An ordinance granting the consenf
and permission to the Public Ser
vice Corporation of New Jersey
lessee of the Raritan Traction
Company, to remove the sidins
on State street. north of Chauneey
street, to a point 1850 feet or
State street north of Chauneey
street.
Whereas, the Public Service Cor
poration of New Jersey, lessee OF
the Raritan Traction Company has
asked consent ami permission to re-
r,oveqthe siding on State street, north
of Chauncey street 20 il F.cirt l4Sl
feet northerly from the n~ortherly
me of Chauhcey street.
Be it ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy that consent and permission
is hereby given to the Public Ser
vice Corporation of New Jersey, les
see of the Raritan Traction Company,
to remove the siding on its track on
State street north of Chauncey street
further north on State street 10 a
point 1850 feet distant from the nor
LneTiy llHt VI SudlHSty StlCCl5 anu
to operate and maintain the anne as
a part of its electric street railway,
in accordance with the terms, condi-
lions and stipulations contained in
an ordinance granting the consent
and permission of the governing body
of the City of Perth Amboy to the
Raritan Traction Company, to con-
struct, operate and maintain an ell
ectric street railway on THAT part
of Railroad avenue, in said City of
Perth Amboy extending northerly
from a point where the southerly
line of William T. Meredith and
others intersects the same to the
city line of Woodbridge Creek, &c.
Approved March Is, 1901.
Introduced June 10, 1905.
Passed July II, 1905.
Presented July "a, 1905.
Approved July 26, 1905.
II. Martyr Brace,
Attest Mayor.
Chas. II. Macmillan, D
City Clerk.
1868 S-12 at Sat. Wed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12

BUFFALO, Aug. II. President
Roosevelt's a was sidetracked at
Lakewood at 2:05 a. M. The president
was asleep, SO were his faithful
guardians, the secre service men. At
Z a.. IN. the president appeared o. the
platform of the car for n breath of
fresh air. One of the secret service
men did not. He was searching uiI-
successfully for his valuable gold
watch and for the thief who had stolen
it in the presidents car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
AN ORDINANCE.


Be it ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy.
Sec. /. That the grade of Kirk
land place from Smith street to the
n%ortherIy end thereof at the Lehigh
Valley Railroad property, be, and
the same is hereby fixed and estab-
lished at, and in accordance with
the several pitches and grades as
shown on a grade map of said Kirk
land place. made by Forrest l..
Smith, City Surveyor, and now on
file in the City Clerks Office.
Soc. 2. That all improvements
hereafter made on said street shall
be, in accordance with said estab-
lished grade.
Introduced July 3, 1905.
Passed July II, 1905,
Presented July "a, 1905.
Approved July 26, 1905.
H. Martyr Brace,
Attest Mayor.
Chas. M. Macmillan,
City Clerk.
1865 S-12 At Sat. and Wed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12

SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT

bv week or month, at low rates. The
Singer is acknowledged the liglltest-run-
ming and o convenient of any: Try
one and be convinced. Only at the Singer
stores. Look for the red S. 1922 State
ST.. Tel 81 W-T-Call. N. y. & N. j..
Tel. Co, Perth Amboy, N. ],
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
AN ORDINANCES.

Be it ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy.
Sec. /. That Woodruff place be
worked to the established grade,
carriago-way rounded and cutters
formed.
Sec. @. That said. work be done
under the direction of the Committee
on Streets and Sewers. and the sup
erintendence of the Street Commits
sioner.
introduced July 3, 1905.
Passed July II, 1905.
Presented July "a, 1905.
Approved July 26, 1905.
H. Martyr Brace,
Attest Mayor.
Chas. M. Macmillan,
City Clerk.
1866 S-12 at SAT- and Wed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
AN ORDINANCE.

q AIN OINtJi4NAt4NtE
Be 1t ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy.
Sec. /. That the grade of New
street be and the same is hereby es-
tablished at and after the several
pitches and grades as shown on a
profile map of the same, made by
Forrest l.. Smith, City Surveyor, and
on file in the City Clerks office,
Sec. 2. That all improvements
hereafter made o. said street shall
be made in accordance with said
grade.
introduced July 8. 1905.
Passed July II. 1905.
Presented July "a, 1905.
Approved July 26, 1905.
H.. Martyr Brace,
Attest Mayor.
Chas. M. Macmillan,
City Clerk.
1868 S-12 At Sat. and We'd,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
M0drar.

Stryk botar ieke. ON Diet s8 gJorde skulle I'd
harG vita ned sangen. bet gives en- konstitu-
taone orsak hyarfor, och Jag skall sa9da eder
en- anvisning pa e enkel hembe handing, som
hotado mitt barn ooh manga andraS.
Mrs. G. SUMMERS,
BOX 6. M, Notra Dame. Ind
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

Da de krigsskepp, SON nu arc
paborjade eller anslagna medel
for, bliivit fardiga, far var flotta
ID s%lagskepp. Frankrike kommer
att hafva ~, Tyskland %, Italien
I8, Ryssland "a. da ALA som nu
arc under arbete blifva fardiga.
Dessutom har vart land 10 S k.
"armored cruisers. De europei.
ska makterna hafva f1era, men
somliga af dessa arc gamla. Kom.
mitteen for vart sjofOrsvar. med
amiral Dewey ! spetsen, anser att
vi bora hafva 4S slagskepp for att
vara fullt sakra. Dewey anser ock
att vi da wore sa starka. att ingen
makt skulle hafva lust att angripa
oss.
Bara EFT enkelt BRET fran en-
enkel qvinna, icke den sorten,
som sitter i S~fverh0dets skote och
hvarken waiver eller spinner, utan
en- at dessa Guds skapade varel-
som aro glada Oliver formanen
och formagan att arbeta. Hen
mes BRET andas sadan sa%nnings-
karlek, och uppriktighet och af-
speglar pa EFT okonstladt satt
den ada karaktaren hos zen
som arbetar'', att Diet ar val
vardt att lasa.
Saddle River, N. J., "Dr. Pc
ter Fahrney, Chicago, H.. A
rade here! Jag ar, Gudi lof,
alter vld god helsa. Jag tillskrif-
yer Diet ALT till eder Kuriko. Jag
kan Ell nog ber0mma den. Jag
dir alter i stand att CORA fem eller
sex tvattar och strykniDgar i
veckan. Diet synes nastan un-
derbart. Min nuvarande helsa
och styrka ar en- ofverraskning
for dem, som kande mig, mar jag
var sjuk. Jag hQPpas. att nj ma
ia lefva annu manga kommanie
ar for att tillverka sadan god me-
dicin for folket. Elder tacksam-
ma, Mrs c. Groth."
DR. Peters Kuriko Dir EFT medel
for modern, husmodern, hemmet,
i s~jelfva verket for hvar och en-.
Den gifver helsa, styrka och
glade. Den lemnas direkt till
folket Adressera: DR.. Peter
Fahrney, II2-II4 So I4oyne
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
Theodore Vargrafsk, en- ung

q
kemist anstalld vid the Tartar
Chemical Company / Brooklyn,
toll den II dennes i EFT stort kar
af kokande vatten och brandes
till dods, imam hans skrackslagna
kamrate hunno upptaga honom
Qvick Meal Gasoline stovar,
hvllks arc de basta i marknaden
innas till billiga priser i c. A.
Larsons jernhandel. IIoo 4th SITS.
Carpets. Rugs, Curtains, Shades
och Mating. Godt urval och
lagsta pris.
Larson-Swan DryGoods Co.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
toras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Spalding salier ALA slags bygg
nadsm aterialier, Bridgard 3 &
Court.
ON Nj har hesta, sa en- k0p
Haska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
Bedrog OGDEN.

En- njurakomma slutar ofta med OGDEN
men genom att valja Diet rata lakemealet
lurade f. H. Wolfe | Bear Grove. Iowa,
OGDEN. Han sager: "F0r tva ar sedan hade
Jag en- njurakomma. som fororsakade mig
stor smarta, lidande och oekymmer, men
jag tog Electric Bitters, som astadkom
f~ullstandlg bot. Jag har ocksa fupnit Diet
af stort vairde / altman syaghet och nerv-
akomnor och haller Diet alltid ~tillhan6s.
da jag funnit att dst Ell har sin make.
Lungren Il Andrews apotek. Sioux
City, Ia. for soc faskan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
KATARR KAN ICKE BoTAs

hhIhhIs NAN IOhk bUIAS
raed utyartes medel ia de icke IA till siukdomens
safe. Katarrh ar en- blods- eller constitutions
~sjukdom, och for att bota den, ma man amanda
invhrtes lAkemedel. 'Hall's Catarrh Cures tages
invirtes och verkar direkt pa blodet och slem-
hinnorna. "Hall's Catarrh Cure'' ar icke nagon
qvacksalfyaremedicin. Den blcf for manga Ar
sedan foreskrffvit az en- AZ de basta lAkare hAr 1
landet og tillagas efter EFT ordentllgt RECEIPT. Den
ar sammansatt af de basta starkemedeL, som fin
mes, f0rbundua med de basta blodrenande medel
och verkar direkt pa sIemhinnorna. Den fulIkomna
torbindelse at de ingredienser ar Diet som fran.
bringar "a f0rvanande resultater i'd botandeti
katarrh. Skrlf efter anbefallningar fritz.
FL. CaESEY &.CO., egare, Toledo. O
.Bhltes hos apotekare.p ris Use. o
HALLS Ramilj Pills Arc de bEsta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
Det sista hoppet f6rsvann

Da Iedande lakare SADIE att W. NJ. Smit-
hart i Pekin, Ia, hade obotlig lungsot,
f0rsyann hans sista hopp, men DR.. Kin :
New Discovery FOR lungsot, hosta och for
kylningar raddade honom undan grafven.
Han siger. "Detta stora specifka lake
de mitt lif. Sedan dess har jag begagnat
Diet for 6fver 10 ar och betraktar Diet som
en- underbar kur for halls och lungor". En-
verkligt vetenskaplig kur for hosta, ondt
i halsen eller forkylningar och EFT sakert
preventativ forIpneumonia. G~aranteras
SOC och 81 af Lungren &Andreen.
apotekare, SiouxCity, la. Profflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edert hus, So kop virke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
GONE TO KIOTO.

Tokio, July 29.-Secretary Taft and his party left for Kioto on a special train this evening receiving an en- thusiastic send off at the Shimbashi station from distinguished assem- blaze including court, civil. military and naval officials and bankers and other mercantile representatives. The gathering was typical of that which received the party on arrival here, and included the Ladies' Relief as- sociation. the members of which pre- sented flowers to Miss Alice RooSe- welt. Among the ladies was Madame Togo, wife of Admiral Togo, whose quiet unostentatious manner attracted no small attention as rehecting the prominent characteristics of her hus- band. Hearty cheers and "banzais" were joined in by usually undemon- stratiye men of rank and position as the train left the station. Long be- fore the hour of departure the streets near the station were lined with dele gates from the different sections Of fhe city holding lanterns bearing their respective marks. Seldom has a foreign party received so brilliant and hearty send of. Secretary Taft's return visit on his way to the United States is looked forward to with enthusiasm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
TO HELP IMMIGRANTS
Bif Railroad Station to Do Duilt On
 Ellis lslanl.

New York, July 29-To facilitate the transportation of immigrants admitted to this country by the authorities at Ellis Island and to give the government absolute control of the immigrant from the time he arrives on the island until he reaches his destination. a big immigrant railroad station is to he erected of the western end of the island at a cost aggregating S2OO.OOO. The station is according to the Tribune to be built by the trunk lines interested with the steamship companies in the immigration business.
 A few days after his appointment Commissioner of immigration Watch orn says he found that hundreds of i'm migrants who had received a clean bill of health at the island frequently we're taken to piers uptown and allowed to find their way to the stations from which they were to take trains for the west as best they could. Some of them wandered about the city. and con- plaints reached the commissioner from all parts of the country. Some in- stances it is said have been found where the treatment of the immigrants ty the minor officials of the carving roads was little short Of fnhuman. The idea of station on the island was the outgrowfh of tiSese reports and meet ing of expert engineers will be held in few days to discuss the details.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
BUMPS TO CHECK AUTOS.
Chicago subuvb's Novel Scheme to Make Chauneurs obey the Law.

Chicago subuvb'a Novel Scheme to
 Make Chauneurs obey the Law.
 The problem of regulating the speed of automobiles has been solved by Glencoe, suburb of Chicago. It is simple. Just make the fast going ma chimes bump the bumps." and there you are. says a Chicago dispatch.
 Glencoe does not put 1t in any such crude way. It is simply going to Jim prove" Sheridan road. but this jim provement'' is to consist of a six inch bump at every crossing. and the motor list who attempts to take the jumps" at high speed will be punished. the Glencoe village board believes. more than by any fine which could be i'm posed.
 Work on the bumps was begun a few days ago. They will be made of brick and will be six inches high at the highest point. On each side will be a sharp slope that will make it easy for the cars to get over, provided they are running at moderate speed. but which will have a tendency 10 shoot the occupants some feet into the air if taken at high speed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
DEAD SOLDIERS.
Another Moument Raised to Their Memory
 To-Day.

WMtinsville, Mass. July 29-A mon- ument in memory of the men of the town of Northbridge who as soldiers and sailors lost their lives in the civil war was dedicated here to-day with full military ceremony by members of the Grand Army of the republic. The Rouse k. Clark Post of Whitinsville acted as guard of honor and James CMichtOn was the commanding officer of the day. Representatives were pres ent from the posts at Worcester, Webster, Douglas, Grafton, Uxbridge, Upton. Blackstone and Millbury and several officers of the state department participated in the exercises. Post Commander Loammi E. Carr of Whit insville presented the monument to the department officers for dedication and the G. A. R. ritual was carried out. The oration was delivered by Rev John K. Thurston pastor of the COngrega- tional church of Whitinsville A colla- tion was served later, in Memorial hall. The monument Is of unique de- sign. A triangular pedestal with slightly cOncave sides rests upon cir cular platform. Three Ionic columns rising from the pedestial support an entablure. the tapering roof of which bears upon it's apex globe surmount- cd by bronze eagle. The monument is of Connecticut granite and the eagle of bronze. The total height is B feet. The design was jointly elaborated by Hermon A. MacNeil and Prof. A. D. F. Hamlin of Columbia university.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
STILL PROBING LEAKAGE
United States District Attorney Con.
 fers With State Department

Washington, July 29.-United States District Attorney Beach called at the state department yesterday and had conference with acting Secretary Adee. While the greatest secrecy was ob- served concerning the visit it is known that an official request he made to the department was granted and il is said the visit had reference to the where abouts of John Hyde, the former chief statisucian of the department of agri- culture who resigned during the in- yestigation of the cotton leakage in his office and who left immediately for England. The district attorney Is anxious to secure from MT Hyde cer- tain information bearing on the investi- yation now progressing before the grand jury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
CHINA INFLAhED
Papers Printing Bitter Attacks About
 United. States.

Victoria, B. C., July 29.-Advices from Hong Kong by the steamer Tar tar states that mass meetings of guilds continue to be held at Canton and Hong Kong at which arrangements are being made to further the boycott against the United States. Delegates have been appointed to visit different guilds in China and board has been arranged to gather data from Chinese in America regarding their disabilities. the information to be published in pamphlet form for distribution throughout China and circular letters will be sent to Chinese in America urging them not to be disheartened, but to stand staunchly by the move ment. Chinese vernacular papers are printing columns of bitter attacks against the United States and recount ing stories of alleged degradations and outrages practiced upon Chinese in America which aid in manning the peo- pie of southern China.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
CITY NEWS

Frank E. Hare has returned from the shore.
 George E. Bensonis is visiting in Cornwall on the Hudson.
 Mrs C. ]. Griggs has left for Block Island where she is spending a few weeks.
 The funeral Of Helen A.. the five months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Shugrue. 30 Lafayette street, who died yesterday. will be held at 3sy o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Richard Mccarthy. for some time past a fireman al the Leavenworth street engine house. has tenderei his resignation fo Chief Snagg. This Is The SerOnd man to quit the house In a short lime Thomas Wilton getting out a few weeks ago
 An anniversary solemn hish mass wss celebrated at < o'clock this morn ing in the Immaculate ConcpptiSu church iu memory of Mrs Ellen Egan. The Rev Father Fitzgerald. brother of tie deoeas-i. was eeIebrsnt. Rev Father Broieriek- deacon. Rev Fsth- er OBren- sub deacon. and Rev Father Slecum. master of ceremonies.
 The funeral of Mrs Maria Brennan tock place this morning from her late home on North Cooke street uith ser vice sf Sr TbSrnzs churth hy Father Crowley end interment in St Io~eph-s cemetery The bearers were James Enxii<h. TfuDfhy Keefe. Ichn Gerzxh- fy sD-1 A Peileri-T. The fsral oTerInz< fnsiode-i shesf of wheat from the family mound deFartme7t 1s. Water hurY Cock Co. to1quers. Gearxe He<- firm. Mir sni Mrs F. I. Cavsnzugh. Nrs R. Mstcztg- Jennie. Annie and Gather sne He1r1n.
 The 0e=o~ss eesce fs ear;2r<i ~fsA a1 the fsciEfies for furnirx eut bod asd jso prfnting at shS<f zo<scs. sn6 at 1svsst De1ess fss essd VII
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
|NOTABLES
 ARRIVE
Was Former Balti.
 more Woman.
Now Princes Henri Callard De Bearn Fit De chalais- First Visit Since She Was Married.

New York, July 29.-The Prince and Princess Henri Gallard De Bearn Et De Chalais arrived today on the steamer TOulraine. The prince is sec retary of the French embassy to Rus sia and the princess was Miss Beatrice Winans. daughter of Ross Winans of Baltimore
 This is the first visit made by the princess to her native land since her marriage, which was preceded by a series of sensational incidents growing out of dispute as to the validity of the princess's title. The engagement of the prince to Miss Winans was an nounced, but just before the time set for the marriage, June of last year, the Prince De Bearn ct de Chalais was al most drawn into duel with the Prince De Sagan. The latter objected to the use at the wedding of the second half of the Prince De Bearn's title. claim. ing that this title belonged to himself
 The wedding was very quiet affair, held on June 24, and the threats of duel were dropped. The former Miss Winans, however. now uses the title Princess De Chalais.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
RUSSIAN EDITORS ARE
 TALKING WAR AGAIN
The Near Approach of the Peace Conference Is the Cause 1.-the Government Is Urged to Resist With All Its Force Any Humliatng Demands That May Be Made.

St Petersburg. July 29.-The tone of the Russian press grows more war like as the peace conference draws nigh and the government on alrsides is urged to resist humiliating demands even at the cost of continuing the war Peace on the terms os outlined by Mir Sato." says the Russ, which is the first paper to comment seriously on the Sato interviews, 'can only be an armistice."
 The Russ which has now the largest liberal following, finds the Japanese demands far from moderate. and sees little chance of the conference endiug successfully. if Mir Sato has correctly stated the Japanese position, but 1t appears to believe that Baron konu- ra's spokesman is acting ''on his own responsibility" or scents a possible bluff to pave the way for the accept ance of the actual and more moderate terms by Japan.
 The Sviet. continues its fault find ing with the "tactlessness" of the visit of Secretary of War Taft and Miss Alice Roosevelt to Japan while the United States is the host of the peace plenipOtentaries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
AUDITORS HERE
Men Who Are Looking Up the Burpee City
 Affair.

The New York auditors who have been looking up the assessment muddle between Colonel Burpee and the city, were in town this week, but if they gave out any hints about what they have found none of the officials appear to know anything about them. One person who pretended to be on the inside said this morning that the report will show shortagle of $1a0O0, and that this. with interest dating from the time it should have been credited to the account of the city. will bring the sum up to and beyond s20,OO0. This may have been guess. but unless the first accoun- tants made a mistake, which is very unlikely. it cannot be wide of the mark. The question being asked now Is will the city demand interest. and the opinion seems to be that it can not afford to do otherwise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
IN CHARGE OF QUARANTINE

Gulfport. Miss. July 29.-Governor Nariaman. acting for the state 0. Mississippi. has placed AdJutanf Gen eral Fridte in charge of the state quarantine resources and zII future az gressive fights against the yellow plague will he conducted under the suspice- of the adjutant general. office General Frbite has issued i'm perstive orders to the soldiers to main tain the quarantine at the point of the ssyouer-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-29
STREET CAR BUILDERS
Combination of Bistsst Concerns in
 the Country.

New York. July 29.-Recent reports that combination has been effected of street car building companies, in cluding some of the largest concerns in the United States, are confirmed to- day by the Times, which states that the consolidation will be capitalized at s54,5OO,O0O. Foremost among the firms in the merger is said to be the J. c. Brill Co of Philadelphia, which takes in the American Car Co and the John Stephenson Co, each a big con- cern in itself. The St Louis Car Co is also in the merger. Edward Harri- son Power will be president of the company. Besides the concerns men, toned several more old companies are in the merger. but their names could not be learned.