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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
SCHOOL DAYS END
(From Tuesdays s Daily.l


 St. Joseph's Academy last evening held commencement exercises for the twenty-ninth term at the Elks The ater, three graduates taking part in a most interesting program. The gradu- ates were the Misses Nina Eugenia Greenwood, Catherine Bridget Fitz- gerald, and Vera Navarro Greenwood. Well selected orchestra music, with a selection from "The Burgomaster opened the exercises, Miss Catherine Bridget Fitzgerald following with an essay and salutatory of decided mer- it, which was given with excellent eff feet.
 The class poem, "Oh, Sweet the days of Aud Lang Syne," by Miss Navarro Greenwood was warmly greet ed and it's effect was the sure indiea- tion of the native ability of the young elocutionist.
 "The Power of the Ideal" taken as her subject as the oratiOn and vale dictory by Miss Eugenia Greenwood, was an intellectual production that evinced marked talent. Its dietion showed careful preparation and much thought. and the delivery was in com plete accord. Her address was not only of especial interest, but was de- eidedly impressive, and the entire production was a high compliment to her education and training.
 Father Alfred Quetu, in his delivery of the diplomas to the graduates, made brief but impressive talk, particu- larly appropriate to the occasion. Hon. D. A. Burke closed the exercises with an address under the caption, "Foun- dation of Citizenship" and through out commanded the earnest attention of his hearers. His talk was marked with thoughtful suggestions put clearly and with much force, and was fully in keeping with the carefully prepared program which preceded it.
 After the pantomime and posing se rial entitled ''In Old Judea," clever amateur production announced as "Rebecca's Triumph" in three acts, closed the entertainment. Many of | the leading scholars of the school took l part in the past. It was entertaining | and highly enjoyed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

John Stevens will leave today for Los Angeles with his brother-in-law, Ben Clay. The latter goes to enter a hospital
 M. A. Prosper has sold the Copper Bottom and Otis mining claims in the Blue Tank district to the Bonaparte Copper Company.
 R. B. Burmister, cashier of the Phoenix National Bank, and his fa- mily, are expected here today, to spend the summer.
 Archie Grant is confined to his room at the Head house as the result of in- juries sustained in runaway aeci- dent last Monday.
 All members of St. Mary's Guild are requested to be inattendanee at the meeting to be held at the rectory guild rooms this aftrnoon at 2.3O o'clock.
 Ike Riegle, the Mayer barber, went to Grand Canyon yesterday to join number of eastern friends who will tarry there for a visit while en route to California.
 Ray c. Lane, of Jerome, one of the young men of that city who is always a leader in his set, arrived in Prescott yesterday, and will remain here for a few days.
 H. T. Daily has accepted position as engineer of an underground hoist at the Iron Queen. A development shaft is being sunk at this mine, which is down abont 1s0 feet.
 In the probate court yesterday final account was filed by the administrator in the estate of Abner Wade. The matter will come up before Judge Hicks for settlement June 24.
 George King is up from Douglas to spend the summer in Prescott. He is a son of Cameron King, a former pro- minent citizen of the territory, but now a resident of San Francisco. George King was a member of the Co. B of the Rough Riders.
 John Clark, an aged miner, poverty stricken and ragged, was yesterday brought to Prescott from a shack camp on Lynx creek, where he has been i'll and almost helpless for some time past. He was found suffering from a eaneerous growth on his face that has reached a frightful stage, and he was first taken to the county jail. Dr. Smith was at once called, and found upon examination that the awful disease had from neglect be- come eaten with worms of the kind that attack range cattle and horses which have been bruised.
 Dr. J. B. McNally returned last ev- ening from San Francisco, where he has been for the past three months with his young son, who was receiving special treatment for illness resulting from a fall. At one time the little fellow was at the point of death, but soon after reaching their destination, by skilful attention and unremitting sare, the crisis was averted, and the boy is now much better, and gradual y improving. The many friends of Dr. MeNally will be pleased to learn of lis return after his prolonged ab- 'enee, and will rejoice with him that he health of his son has been bene- tied.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

J. W. Coleman to W. M Holiday and Walter T. Goodwin, release; $500.
 Thos F. Farrell ct al incorporate the Durango Smelling Co. of Mexico capital stock, s2,OOO,OOO.
 Geo. Whitaker with Oriental Mfg. Co.,; agreement concerning right of way for tunnel through portion of Hid den Treasure Mine, Big Bug dist, in conflict with Southern mine.
 F. L. Scherer locates two mines, Cherry creek dist.
 J. E. Brockman to F. L. Seherer, q. c. deed, Camden mine, Cherry creek dist.
 John B. Leeorr and Dr. c. w. Woods locate three mines, Black Hills dist.
 W. W. Nichols locates five mines, Squaw Peak dist
 NJ. l.. Osborn locates five mines, Squaw Peak dist.
 J. c. Clanton locates four mines, Squaw Peak dist.
 Pine Mountain Mg Co. files certif- cate of incorporation from Colorado.
 R. l.. Spencer to Iron King Exten- sion Mg Co.,, m. deed, Iron King Fix tensions Nos. and ? mines, Big Bug dist; s1.
 U. s. to J. Marks and B. M. Craw- ford, patent Grand Central, Yankey Boy, Contention and Lucky Cuss mines, Big Bug dist.
 F. l.. Dickinson and wife to Mrs. M. J. Jack, W. deed, s. e. qr of s. e. or. sec. 33, and part s. W. qr. of s. W. ar. sec. 34, 16 D., e.; $500
 Norman Hale locates Walnut mine, Thumb Butte dist.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

of friends of the pupils and parents attended, who were well pleased to see how the children acquitted them selves. Rev. J. NJ. Ochiltree, the Methodist minister, made the address to the graduating class, and presented the diplomas to the children. A num- Der of the children had prepared re- citations and dialogues, which they de- livered with credit to themselves and their teachers, who have labored with them during the past year.
 "Train for Morrow' was the title of dialogue delivered by Master Ike Nihell, of the graduating class, and Master Victor Cox and Miss Gladys Hurget which was extremely good, and brought forth loud applause from those present.
 Miss Grace Halburg, of the graduat- ing class, recited "The Rancher's Daughter"
 Miss Katharine Milne gave a re- citation entitled "Honor for Wom- en-" She is also one of the graduat- ing class. Master Herald Thomas's recitation was "Honor for Every one" He also received his diploma with the graduates.
 Master Fred Whitaker of the gra- duating class recited a humorous piece, "The Great Fite."
 Miss Grace Whitaker read an es- say of her own which was pronounced very good for the way in which it was delivered as well as for compost tion.
 Prof. McAnally was down on the program for an address. but he re- ceived news early in tho day that his wife was i'll, and had to leave on the 8 O clock train. and could not be present. Some were inclined to feel aggrieved that the professor should cut his address until they heard his excuse.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

JEROME, June 15-The commence ment exercises were held yesterday af- ternoon in the room of the eighth grade at the school building. A large crowd
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

Ludwig, ". deed, n. hf. of n. e. qr. of sec. 10, 21 h., 2 W, less 200 135 it.; s2OO.
 G. W. Sessions files bond of 5000, as justice of peace, Upper Agua Fris pree.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
PUBLIC RECORDS

Martin T. Knapp files bond of 5000 as justice of peace, Mayer precinct.
 J. J. Brady locates Rosey Anne mine, Black Hills dist.
 J. J. Brady and s. Goldsworthy To- cate Gen. Sheridan mine, Black Hills dist.
 c. E. Price files bond of 5000 as road overseer dist. No. II.
 E. R. Hall to D. W. Hall, m. deed 1-6 int in Texas, Ramona, Demon, Be- lita, Cycle and Pera mines, Blue Tank dist.
 Dick W. Hall to P. A. Tharaldson, deed same property.
 W. P. Hamlyn files aff of ass.
 Verde Water and Power Go. locate and appropriate numerous water and power rights.
 Mount View Mining Co. file certi- feate of Arts. of incorp.
 Geo. Walker locates Yorkshire mine, Tiger dist.
 H. Ames and F. M. Williams locate Hard Scrabell No. ? mine, Big Bug dist.
 Tom Morrell and Louis La Barr To- cate Blue Ribbon mill site and wa ter right, Cop. Bas.
 L. La Barr ct al file aff of ass. work on mines, Copper Basin dist.
 Mary A. Dugas to Mrs. NJ. A. Bal lenger, W. deed, lot 24, blk %, Pres colt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
Death of Mrs. Mann.

Mrs. A. G. Mann passed away, tu- berculosis being the cause of death. The remains were shipped tonight to Prescott, and will be buried tomorrow from Nevins' undertaking parlors. De- ceased is survived by her husband and a son six years old. She was a wom- an of many noble qualities, and was well esteemed by her neighbors, who have shown her many kindly atten- tions during her short residence in Jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

Fourth of July bunting, 4e per yard, at the New York Store. .
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

Hattie Allen locates May Flowe, mine, Cherry dist.
 J. A. eKtcherside to G. W. Hanee, power of atty, to collect notes, ae- counts, etc.
 J. S. and Lytle Pratt, locates two mines, Cherry dist.
 Frank H. Williams, city assessor, to c. H. Haskell, tax deed, $13.75, lot 15, blk l, Bashford add, lots 6, 23 blk 32, Prescott.
 Chas. R. Laidlaw and James O'Con- nell locate Silver Queen mine, Hass dist.
 Harry F. Schwier ct al incorporate the Copper Tom Mining Co.,, capital stock, $1,OOO,OOO.
 Geo. c. West and wife to Moses Hughes, W. deed; lot 6 and n. Inf. lot 5, blk 4, Moeller add; $500.
 Decree of Probate Court in estate of Mary L. lesson, deceased, distributing lot r, blk c, Prescott to Fred W. and c. W. lesson, sons.
 A. E. Turnbull and Fred Jacobson locate Little Giant mine, Big Bug dist.
 Thos McKeogh ct al locate two mines. Black Hills dist.
 L. P. Nellis and T. N. Childers To- cate three mines, Peck dist.
 L. P. Nellis locates Nellie mine, Peck dist.
 Jennie E. Clark locates Goldon mine, Peck dist.
 Bannie Gold NJ and NJ. Co. amends articles of incorporation.
 Adelaide N. Ludwig to John F.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
Too Free with a Knife.

The Mexican who was arrested Tues day night for fourishing a knife and threatening to cut woman, was fined $25 by Justice St. James yesterday afternoon. He claimed to have some money coming to him from the cop per company, and promised that if they would let him ont for an hour or two that he would get the money and pay his fine. He was allowed his lib- erty with the understanding that if he did not get the money today he would be put back in jail to serve the time equivalent to the fine.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

two that he would get the money and pay his fine. He was allowed his lib- erty with the understanding that if he did not get the money today he would be put back in jail to serve the time equivalent to the fine.
 A Case for the Doctor.
 Two of MT. Toohey's drivers, or mule skinners, as they are usually called, got into a fight between Jerome and Toohey's camp late yesterday after noon. One of the teamsters came up to Jerome in the morning, and took on a load of dry merchandise for the team and drove down the hill to Jerome, and proceeded, it is said. to get on load of wet merchandise for him self.
 He kept the team standing in the streets so long that the city marshal told him that he would have to move on or he would be pulled. MT. Toohey became impatient at camp because the team did not arrive, and sent another man to learn the cause of delay. He met the team, that had been put in motion by the city marshal, about three miles from town, and the man that Toohey had sent out wanted to drive the team to camp. but the other driver objected, and started to use the blacksnake whip on Mir. Toohey's emissary. The latter picked up a stone, and hit the man with the jag in the face. and inflicted severe flesh wound which took nine stitches to close.
 No complaint was made, and as the officers did not see the fight, no ar rests were made.
 To Hold Inquest.
 A formal inquest over the remains of Ed. Wilson, which were brought to town last night by Deputy Sheriff W. s. Owen, will be held today. There is no question that his death was caused by excessive drinking and exposure through lying out on the trail for twenty four hours without water to quench his thirst. The body will likely be inferred at the. expense of the county unless some word is heard from his family.
 Planning Dance.
 Some of the young people of Jerome are getting up dance for next Satur- day night. It will be given in the Miller Company hall.
 JEROME, June I'D. s. Cochran, manager of the Pittsb'rg-Jerome Min ing Co.,, returned to Jerome yesterday morning from Pittsbwg, where he has been to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of tn company, and at the meeting it was decided to push development work fro'a now on rapid ly.
 MT. Cochran has be,n instructed by the company to sink the main shaft 800 feet deep, to buill wagon road, and install such machin .ry as necessary, and to start at once. He expects by August l to have thi work going in full blast. He states that c. H. Pratt, who was formerly cor pneeted with the company, is now out of it, and has no
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
Joins Her Husband.

Mrs. Rabbes, wife of H. H. Rabbes, who is training the Jerome hose team, has joined her husband and will re- main here with him until the Fourth of July, when both will return to Prescott.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
Of Many Colors.

The manager of the Jerome Tailoring Co. has surprised the natives of Jer- ome by appearing on the street in a suit that is certainly a novelty. It is made of samples of different eolors, and the effect is startling.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
After Trout.

Peter Jackson has gone to Oak creek with Frank Rathbun on a fishing trip. MT. Jackson was sick at Prescott, and came here to recuperate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
A Delightful Affair.

The card party given by Mrs. Dr. Raul Tuesday afternoon was a very enjoyable affair. About ten couples played five hundred during the after noon, after which light refreshments were served
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
Return from Phoenix.

T. F. Miller and his son Walter, returned from Phoenix yesterday, where they have been for the last few days. T. F. Miller, who makes his home in Los Angeles, is now visiting in Jerome.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
In Memoriam.

The names of the children in the eighth grade of the public school who will graduate this year are Ike NiheIl, Grace Halburg, Irene Goodwin, Rather inc Milne, Edith and Fred Whitaker. and Harold Thomas. If enough of them wish to continue in school next year a high school will be established to give them the opportunity to do so.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21

JEROME, June 14-A Mexican was arrested last night by the night officer for getting drunk and drawing a knife iu one of the houses in the red light district. He was taken into custody before he could do any harm, and will be tried this afternoon in Justice St. James's court.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-06-21
Are Going Some.

The Jerome fire team is now training every evening on the course, and in the gymnasium, and are getting in good shape to trim up Prescott in the coming contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

Ger the circumstances | hardly think
that | ought TO let you go home"
Colonel, did my wife write that to
you?" asked Mike, looking the colonel
straight in the eye,
Yes, Mike, she did replied the
colonel. steadily returning the glance.
The big soldier hesitated. fumbled his
hat a moment and then said; 'Colonei,
may | say something to you as a man ana
not as the commanding officer?"
Certainly, Mike; say what you please.
and it will not be charged against Won as
a military o~ffense.'
Mike drew a long breath. and then IS
d smile came over his face he said:
Colonel. | want to say that the TWO
biggest liars in the regiment are in this
tent. | never had a wife and you know
il. "-Chicaeo Record Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Schvab Ia build Russian ships.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3I.-rharlcs VI
Schwab will sail for Russia shortly,
with the Russian ministry for the con
struction of ten bnttlcships and their
accessories, together with other naval
armament. the total cost of which will
approximate S100,0o0,00O. Mr.. Schwab
has admitted that he will leave for st.
Petersburg to discuss and probably
conclude negotiations with the Russian
government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
IA GUEST
Union Leaguers
BIT President.
TO UPHOLD LINCOLN
Itsident Taught Lessons by
We May ProAt-Federal
frnment should Control
barge Corporations.

pELPHIA, Jan. 81. - Presi-
fyelt was the guest of honor
pal speaker last night at the
id anniversary banquet Of
League. The president came
over the Pennsylvania rail
Annapolis. An immense
eted Mr.. Roosevelt.
quet room was n marvel of
itor's art. The national col
minated in the floral and cleo
fcts. and the tables We're des-
by letters in red, white and
Fming the name Roosevelt"
L Roosevelt occupied u scat in
err of the guests table, with
It +. T. Stotesbury of the I'm
que on his right and United
Senator penroSe on his left
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

oo.oral ircH'-et: well, MIG, Wa,
'c2af DO for yc@.'
well, cir" said Mike, you sec it,
this way. ! joined the reeimentin Il mo-
meut Of excitement. | wanted to lie pa
triotic. but Id been drinking some when
| enlisted ana | Gidn't think Of the hGm"
folks. You see ! had a good job and al
ways had enough 10 take care Of The wife
and children. but I didn't save any mon
ey, and so whon [ cane away ! lett neX'
to nothing with the missus. Now, to-
Cay I have a letter from my wife and She
tells me that she IS in trouble. Sha has
10 money and the children arc hungry.
She'll have TO go ont to work unless |
can do something, and | cant Go much
on $12 a month. and even hat is not sure
every month. I can't borrow the money
10 take care Ct thc family till the war
is over and | Ought 10 50 home
But, Mike interrupted the colonel,
you ought ro aato thought OF that be
fore, | cant &C., }o1 40 home On a ir"-
Tough bccau-. 'aar know when the
regiment will pc orsar5G to the front.
and, be-. idas. you nout1. not Go mitch geo!
in Chicag3 for a @o0th only, and Il
couldn't give gen morr time than that.
II don't want a Through, sir eX-
claimed Ni.c. "'Ntat + want is a dis
ria.ag. gno Fr..r she circumstances /
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
cALEsuAa or LOCAL EVENTS

Feb. 2-Concert, Lyric Mandolin
Club, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 3-Mssqureade Ball, Thor
Lodge, Danish Brotherhood,
Washington Hall.
Feb. 3-Masquerade Ball. Thor Lodge
No. 6 Danish Brotherhood,
Washington Hall.
Feb. 4-Moving pictures, Lyman 81.
Howe.
Climb, Casino Hall.
Feb. S-Annual Masquerade Ball,
Congregation Beth Nor
decai. Braga Hall.
Feb. 6.11-Garslde Stock Company,
Wilder Hall.
Feb. 11-AnnuaI Banquet. Chamber of
Commerce, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 12-Private reception, Braga
Hall.
Feb .13-Valentine Soc, able, Ladies
AID Societv. Baptist church
Feb. 13-Vauneville Show, Lincoln
Engine Company, Wilder
Hall.
Feb. 14-Illustrated Lecture, Braga
Hall, Auspices Salvation
Army.
Feb. 14-Ball. Independent Fife and
Drum Crops, Wilder Hall
Feb. 15-Ball, Daughters Of Pooahon-
tas, Rraga Hall.
Feb. 16-Masquerade Ball, Central
Pressure Ciub, Wilder Hall
Feb. 16-Lecture. "In the Footsters
OF Washington" illustrated;
High School Auditorium;
@. W. B,oomall; Teachers
Course.
Feb. 17-.Masquerade ball, fDana Re-
lief ASSOCIATION, Wilder
Music Hall.
Feb. 20-Sodality Society Reception,
Wilder Hall.
Feb. 21-Bsll Washington Hose Com
papy, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 21-Brags's Masquerade, Btaga
Hall.
Feb. 22-Musical entertain m
Westminster Cadets, Braga
Hall.
Feb. 27-Mar. 4-Fruit Comedy Com
pany, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 28-Ball-C Pardee Works EN-.
ployees, Wilder Hall.
Mar. 7-Fi,st Hebrew Ladies Society,
Wilder Hall
Mar. l7-Ball. Happy Ten Social Club,
Braga Hall.
Apr. 17-Celehration, Woodinen OF
the World, Wilder Hall.
April 24-Aunual Ball, Mcclellan
Hose Company. Wilder Hall
Apr. 25-First Grand Concert and
Ball by pnpils of Prof. st.
Andrassy. Braga Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
STATE SIEGE
Warsaw, Lodz and Libau Un-
der Military Rule.
RIOT CENTER NOW ABOLISH CAPITAL
Street Car TraHi Under Guard oil
Soldiers-Csnr Warned of Coming
Disasters to Empire Through
Cruelty and Oppression.


81. PETERSBlh G' Jan. o.,
patch from WarsaW says 'lat "
or the governor Senet"I ~ sc
ments OF Warsaw, Lou~ anu ."n
have been placed uhuel II na
OF the law for the Strlcl
OF public order
The government "ui'"'He' ~ 80,
factories are Su'lueu ~
OF the elecli'c ils"t pi""' "' w
stroyed by S'FlkoTs'
Interest mas pee"
from ST. I''oiSoun5 ~
Warsaw, lod@ anu iAp'o' WHERE Il
state OF s'ct' - o'Nn ~
Wafsa" u NC ~. u ~
on account VI IN w 'un
a anu Nui''' 49,, "niOn
leasl loo persons NV "o"
e'' u N ""N
BUSINESS ~ i"i"', Ne'
NJ punt 'spili"uiu ""n,'his'eicu 70
l,'pu'9 Cnei '" : "ou'nen %
'H'''o" WI '''oun' VI 'nc pos'nns -
.'e "n' 'ees'"ni III ~
n"S peeli ueil'ereu' anu III soNclh'uei,t
:. q V"sn
W H'tisis pii'leh opihloh' 'n"us"'
'n'' We S'ep, 'ose'iiet WIN N,iVa
,t0 iep'inu"hu ~ pioNihoi"'
'i'ne' VIZ prevent ui'ne "''"' =" ~
inSin"ottuiis asuins' lo'clS'!'' ~ W."
,ei,oNe ~ ihViue'i' l'o'i INC y
"lpi"hiac!'
Nupo''s iroui "als"" inns w
say nat lhe s'reet runway H'i,'' n"S
peeH purify resunueu' Will 'oio,ei' '"
lnS oelofe ana Dehiho i'os' "a 'no o:.
: r"ps "tr running 3'0' "
continues ana Tue hiop Is sl'"''S :"
d~anSerous lashloh' lHe'e navy oo,n
lrequeht Collisions between 'nV p'oPi,
ahi soiaiers' heNo'u'ioni7''
lEe troops WIN reNoi\eiS dHu Nni'''
me pTlhclpai disturbances ""''
currcu III NoNlsWla' s'eel' " ''oin
BUSINESS
Ihere nave peeh man! s"u cnseS VI
wholly innocent people stio' accluel'ai
~ as tney turned street corherS' iheic
are rulnors that hu'luIeuo n"fe oeoh
Killed Ill 1ghtlhG Ill the suputps ou.
there ma Deeh Il comparatively sh'uii
death roll reported.
tlShtlng was renewed 'hiS iuorniis'
people firing from thelf houses OH tht
troops Ill NoVlS"lat street.
All the ascohol monopoly SHOPS nave
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Production CT Aluminium.

Alumlm.m is a formidable rival OF
cope in composing for electric con-
duction E0nors. There are nine plants
In the word for the production of alum
imam, threa being in America, An Eng
liShyomau has discovered aluminium
POSSIBILITIES in India, and the Germans
have found an improved variety OF
biua.,GGua.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

DENVER, Jan. 3l.-Mrs. Lucy Ann
Crandall, Il pioneer of Denver, died
within two hours after ajury had pro-
nounced her incapable Of managing her
business affairs, She had property val
ned ut 100000, and lunacy proceedings
were instituted by relatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The SUI
preine court of the United States has
decided the ease Of the United States
versus Swift * Co, known as tho beef
trust case, charging conspiracy among
the packers to Tx prices on fresh
meats, etc. The opinion was handed
down by Justice Holmes and affirmed
the decision of the court below, which
was against the packers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

POTSDAM. Jan. 31.-The following
is the latest bulletin of the physicians
attending Prince Eltel: The prince had
less pain and slept well. His temporal
ture is 100; pulse, -; respiration, y;
appetite, good
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 3~f.-ChaIles W.
Morse is expected to arrive here today
Oh the Deutschland and will testify II
asked to do so In the Morse Dodge di-
vorce case one week from today.