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The Washington times., 1905-08-27

The STANDARD" of Nineteenth Ward.
So year after year Johnnie Powers.
saloonkeereT, represented Hall House
and the Nineteenth ward in the CITY
council. Miss Adams has about
given up any hope that he can be
ousted so long as he chooses TO re-
main They have their campaigns,
the reform element puts up a candi-
date, ana they bring down speakers
from the Lake Shore, patriotic, pub
lic-spirited men who none the less in
nine cases out Of ten do more harm
than good. Because, as Miss Adams
says, their standards are so differ
ent." The standard on the Drive is
upright dealings in positions of pub
lie trust; the standard On Halsted
street is being good to the poor
and speaking gently of the dead.
Miss Addams' creed embraces both
standards. She is not a religious
woman, if religion means asceticism
or mysticism, the seeing of visions
and the regarding of herself as a
martyr or a spiritual leader. She
does not undertake the instruction of
the soul. She has no creeds, no for
mulas. She tries to maintain the
Tolstoyan attitude toward life in the
midst Of complex American civiIiZa-
ton. She gives the world friend
ship and accepts humanity. All sorts
of doctrines are preached at Hull
House in. the course of the year.
some of them doctrines which startIe
and shock Miss Addams' conservative
friends. She lets all unburden their
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

souls of their bitterness. Simple kind
ness is her answer to anarchy, and.
knowing that truth frequently dwells
in it, she always wants to hear the
minority report
There never was anyone less big
oted, less fanatic than Jane Adams.
She is the first to ask of any pro-
posed pan ''Will it work." She is
a recognized factor in Chicago's civic
affairs, and in matters educational
She has been dubbed the social edu-
Gator, and she deserves the name.
When she speaks she always speaks
to the point. There is no waste OF
words; neither is there any harshness
or bitterness She Is always accorded
the closest, most respectful, nay, the
most affectionate, attention. She has
reached the stage in Chicago. where
she is known and loved, of being thor
oughly believed in If anything that
she does is not thoroughly under
stood, the public is quite satisfied to
wait until she has time TO make her
motives and meanings clear.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
M5Hce DaDlaZA ZAgMzH

stands his people and their little
sentimentalities as a better man who
was not one of them never could.
Above all he knows how strong in
them is the primitive desire in all
OF them tc honor their dead. He will
pay funeral expenses, send an extra
carriage or two that the procession
may be more imposing, or a fine
floral piece, according to circum-
stances-while we practical reform
ers' think it more necessary to spend
money on the living than on the
dead"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
FOUND IN "LEMCN" PIES.
Analysis of Restaurant Pastry Fails
to Bring to Light Any
Lemon.

Three lemon pies brought from the
shelves of downtown restaurants were
analyZed in the Office of The state food
inspector. and this is the composition
of the filling of one of them. as an
nOunced by the chemist. reports the
Chicago Record-TIerald.
Starch. in thick. firm paste. favored
slightly and very little acid; 2l per cent.
sugar. Aniline coloring (methyl-
orange group. The color is made syn
t~hetically from ~aniline. and aniline from
coal. Observation-Disclosures or
diazo-benzine %sulphonic acid. Methyl
orange is poisonous in large doses.
Found to contain very little favoring
and acid from lemon. Filling of starch
paste. sugar and colored deep yellow.
In plain English. it was explained by
the chemist that aniline is used instead
of eggs. The butter was neglected alto
sether and the lemon juice was sighted
Another lemon pie was beginning to
decompose when it was delivered TO the
laboratory. There was dough at the
bottom. The third lemon pie examined
was said to be tolerably good. The
much-abused mince pie escaped with
good reputation. but one of the two
pumpkin pies examined was said to be
old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Legal notices.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
NIECE WEEDS
A COACHMAN
AndrewCarnegie's FavOrite Niece
Said to have EIOped a
Year Ago.
WELCOMED BY FAMILY

NEW YORK, April 0.-lt has Just
been learned here that Nancy Carnegie,
favoritc niece Of Andrew Carnegie.
has been married to James ilever. for
merry her mothers coachman. for more
than Il year. but Tie marriag GO has been
kept a secret. When Mr.. and Mrs. He
yer arrived from Europe they We're en-
tertained by the c~X-ironma.ter at his
Fifth avenue home. Mr.. Carnegie has
admitted the marriage in the following
signed statement:
'Our niece Nancy was married more
than a year ago to Mr.. Hever and is
very happy. We received hcr aud her
husband upon arrival from Europe at
u house. Her sister and WI broth
crs anne to New York to welcome the
couple. My wife was on the pier TO
greet them. as were the others.
"Mr. TIever is not rich. but he is a
sober. moral. well doing man. and the
family would much rather have such a
husband for Nancy than a worthless
duke.
There is no truth whatever in the re-
port that the family is unrecOnciled.'
Thomas NJ. Carnegie. the father OF
Mrs. Hever. was associated with An
drew Carnegie in the steel aud coke
business. He died several years ago.
leaving a fortune well up in the mil
lions. His widow is one Of the best
known women in Pittsburg. She man
ages her own business affairs and is an
enthusiast over outdoor sports.
The young woman grew up very prot
ty and winsome. She had many admir-
ers among the financially solid youth
of Pittsburg. but showed none of them
any favoritism. On her visits TO New
York she moved in the best society.
1t is believed il was from Fernan-
dina that Nancy Carnegie and James
Hever cloped last spring. Whether or
not the coachman had made formal APP.
pllcation TO marry the daughter OF his
employer has not been ascertained. On
this point Mr.. Carnegie is silent. Nor
is it known where the marriage took
place.
IT is supposed that the couple went
to Europe Just after the marriage cere
mony and remained away until tbs
present time.
The news Of the marriage was :
great surprise to all but the Carnegie
family and a few most intimate friends
both here and in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hever's daughter, il
was said. has been christened Flor
cnce Retta in honor Of Mrs. Frederick
c. Perkins and Mrs. Oliver q. Ricket
TON. the sisters Of Mrs. HeVer's moth
er. Mrs. Thomas Carnegie was for
merry Miss Lucy Coleman.
From the family home in Pittsburs
if was denied that Mrs. Hever's moth
er was ~unreconciled to her marriage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance to grant right OF way 10
members of the fire department in
the public streets of the city OF
Perth Amboy at fires and alarms OF
fire in said city.
Be it ordained by the council Of the
city of Perth Amboy as follows:
See. /. The officers and men OF the
fire department of the city OF Perth
Amboy, with their apparatus Of all
kinds, shall have, when on duty, the
right of way at my fire or upon an
alarm of fire. in and upon any high
wav, street or avenue OF the city of
Perth Amboy. over any and all We
hicles of any kind, except those carry
ing United States mail; the word We
hicle in this ordinance TO he taken to
include street ears propelled 10y cleo
~tricitv or otherwise.
Sec. ,. And be il ordained that any
person who shall refuse the said right
of way, or in any way Obstruct any
fire apparatus of any Of said firemen
while in the performance OF their
duties. shall be subject 10 a fine of
twenty dollars, to be recovered with
costs, in an action Of debt. and in the
name of The city of Perih Amboy''
for the use Of the said city.
Sec. ;. And be it oldaintl that this
ordinance shall take effect Immediate
ly.
introduced March %. 1905.
Passed-April 3, 1905.
Approved-April 10, 1905.
II. Martin Brace,
Attest: Mayor.
Chas. NJ. Macmillan.
l0sl5 All At tn tn City c! 'rk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
PROTEST BY
JAPAN SE.
Cabinet at Toxic Sends Hot
Message TO Paris Pro ress
of the War.
THE PATROL IRRITATES.

LONDON, April 20.-The japanese
cabinet has ent a strong ana hotly
wordcd protest to France regarding
her violations of International law in
aiding Russian war operations in the
far east.
A special from Tokyo says:
AT a conference of the elder states
men and the principal cabinet minis
tiers n strongly worded protest was
sent to France regarding its frequent
violations of neutrality in providing
shelter for and rendering assistance to
Russia's Baltic fleet at Madagascar n
now at Kamranh bay. No answer has
as vet bnen received from the French
authorities"
Although not reported directly, ii is
believed that the Russian second Pa
rifc squadron continues the occupa-
ton of Kamranh bay OF some Other
port of AMMAN. where it is expected to
remain until joined by the third Pa
citic squadron.
The report that Admiral RojcStven-
sky is maintaining Il patrol and exam
ming neutral shipping off KImranh
bay Increases the irritation toward
France for permitting the use of that
port as a base Of operations.
lIarbin dispatches say that there was
a determined attempt during the night
to cut the railroad between Hardin
and V~ladivostok. a formidable body of
Chinese bandits making an attack neal
the station Of Imyanpo. a hundred
miles east Of Hardin. After q dpsper-
ate fight which lasted several hours
tho bandits were driven off and dis
perscd.
Many smaller companies of Chinese
bandits are rowing in the rear of tue
Russian army, but disappear when
pursued. 1t is thought probable that
they are M~anchurians. who scatter IN
their villages when they find them
selves in danger. H
There are indications that The JRpa-
nese are planning to thrust northeast
ward and interpose Il force between
Hardin and N~ladivostok.
A report from Manchurian headquar-
tiers says:
"a Japanese force advanced toward
Tuhghns, fifty miles east of Hsiiftheng,
and lIasf occupied that place. The enc
my retreated.ao the n0rtlI.''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance 10 vacate that part OF
East avenue lying north OF wash
ington street.
Be it ordained by the Board OF
Aldermen Of the city of Perth Amhoy :
Sec. l.. That all that part of East
avenue lying north Of the northerly
line Of Washington street to its north
erly terminus in lands of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company be and the
same is hereby vacated provided the
Lchigh Valley Railroad Company its
~leesecs or assigns pay for the cost of
the street pavement fronting hcrcOn
On Washington street.
Sec. >. Thi, ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
introduced March %, 1905.
Passed-April ), 1905.
Approved-A April 10, 1905.
II. Martin Brace,
Attest: Mayor.
Chas. NJ. MacWilliam,
1854 I'll # tn tn City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Threw Child over High viaduct.

CINCINNATI. O.. April 20.-Loretta
Krekeler. aged nine years, was thrown
from the Liberty street viaduct here to
the ground. eighty-three feet below.
The girl may die. Charles Finch was
later arrested. The girl aud her six
year-old brother. who was a witness to
the assault, said Finch, who was stupe-
fed with cocaine, was the man con-
cerned. Finch said he knew nothing
about throwing the girl over the via
duct. He said q colored man gave him
a drug. and he had not remembered
anything after taking some of the CO.
cainc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

CoNINGToN. Va, April 20.TThink-
ing an attempt TO rob the bank was
beirig made here. DIR. Lawrence Ander-
son Bragg, Il dentist. who has rooms
in the Citizens National bank building
here. shot in the direction of the noise,
killing DR.. Alexander Nelson of the
staff OF the Western State hospital
who had arrived on Il late train to visit
his brother, George E. Nelson. In try.
ing TO reach his brothers room. neal
the bank. DR.. Nelson lost his way and
was at the entrance of the bank build
ing when killed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
HRs No syndicate Money.

NEW YORK, April 20.-For the pur-
pose Of getting some clew to money
belonging TO the Franklin syndicate
and which it is believed Solomon
Schlesinger brought from Europe after
the death of his brother Edward. who
was Il partner of William f. Miller,
there was an examination of witnesses
before Robert f. Tilney. referee in
bankruptcy. in the federal building.
Mrs. Esther :. Blake. mother OF
Schlesinger. testified at length. but de-
MED any knowledge of where the mon
ey had one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Perth Amboy Gaslight Co,
for the election of directors and the
transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting will be held III the office
of the company, Linden St, Perth
Amboy, y. j., Monday, May l,
1905, at l O'Clock p. III.
A +.
to-6T 4.I5I Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Inventor of Spectacles.

There is a record that Roger Bacon,
the friar who devoted more of his
time to science than to religion. was
the first man to make spectacles. in the
year 1880. Yet some one points out
that on a tomb in Florence. dated 1890,
there is an inscription which awards
the honor to another in these words:
Here lies Salvino degli Armati, in
yentor OF spectacles, May God pardon
his sins"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
to Make Masee Memorial.

PITTSBURG. April 2o.-The c. l..
ing held here awarded the contract for
a magnificent drinking fountain sur
mounted by 4 bust or medallion of the
late Senator Magee to Augustus ST.
Gaudens. the well known sculptor. 1t
will cost $1,000 and will he completed
within three years. It is to be located
in the downtown district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Won a Name of Fame.

DcWltts Little EARLY Risers, the ia
nous little pills, have been made ia
nous by their certain yet harmless and
gentle action upon the bowels and liver.
They have no equal for b%iliousncss,
constipation, etc, They do not weaken
the stomach, grippe, or make YOU feel
sick. Once used always preferred, They
strengthen, Sold by c. a. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

MIDDLETOWN. \. Y. April 90
Charles Ciroton. the ten-year-old son of
Mrs Glcnnie Mittcr of Hurleyvillc.
was dragged To his death by Il rapidly
moving wagon. In some way he got
too neal the passing vehicle, and his
foot was caught in one of the wheels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. April
20.-Ioscph jefferson is reported 10 nc
improving. lie is still very weak and
his condition critical. At Il late hour
the statement was made that Mr.. .Ief-
ferSon was much better and would sur
vivc the night, He took Il grape fruit
and asked that he he givcu some SOUP.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

WASHINGTON. April 2Q,--PostmaS-
er General Cortclyou has appointed
William II. Haycock assistant supcrin-
tendcnt of the city delivery service at Il
salary of $1,000. MIR, Haycock was Il
letter carrier in Washington from 1857
to 1908, when he was appointed a rural
delivery agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
B,u siac Gun For Fort wethcrcII.

NEWPORT. Il. l., April 20.-The six
ty-ive ton twelve inch disappearing
rife built at the Watervliet IN. " ar
senal. one of the largest finished coast
defense guns in the United States ar
nv. has reached here. 1t will he
mounted at Fort Wetherell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Like Some Women,

Mrs. Ayes, | despisc that Mrs.
Binks. I'm going TO get even with her.
too.
Mrs. You are going to do some
thing desperate?
Indeed | am. III not notice that she
has a new cock. and every time she
passes I'll make faces at her baby, =
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
SIR Charles wyndham stiiI Airing

ROME. April 20.-Sir Charles Wynd-
ham is here under treatment by Dr..
Mazzoni. the famous surgeon who at
tended the late Pope Leo. The actor
has not recovered the use Of his arm.
which was dislocatcd at the shoulder
by Il trolley car during his recent en-
ca gemcn in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
WHY Law Is ineffective.

WASHINGTON, April ~. Victor
Morawctz told the senate Interstate
committee that failure Of the
Interstate commerce commission to
nrosecnte violations was the reason the
interstate m law was so inef
fective
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

C.NITNEr. Mich. April 20 Strik
ers At the Wolvereue mine returned
today after being out several weeks.
The men gained concessions. only
100 tramnerS struck. but they pre-
vented 400 other underground employ
ees working
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
A Tired and True Friend.

One Minute Cough Cure contains not
an atom of any harmful drug, and it
has been curing Coughs, Colds, Group
and Whooping Cough 50 long that 1t
has proven itself to be a tried and true
friend to the many who use it. Sold by
c. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Women Porters.

The porters who carry the baggage
of tourists on the island of Capri are
mostly women The enen are busy as
fishers, %coachmen, cobblers and coral
sellers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Garfield In Kansas Oil Fields.

INDEPENDENTS. Kan. .April 10
James Il. Garfield. commissioner OF
corporations. made Il busy day of his
last one for the present in the south
western oil field. He went to Bartlctts-
vile. |. r.: and after spending several
active hours there left for Kansas
CITY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

ATLANTA. Ga. April 20 After Il
trip through north Georgia State Ento-
mologist r. |. Smith said. There is no
doubt about the fact that 81 per cent
of the peach crop north OF Atlanta is ii
total loss AS The result of the recent
cold weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
BIDS

The Council of the City of Perth Am
boy. y. J.. will meet al the CjtAiIall on
Monday evening, May lst. 1909, atS.3o
O'Clock at which time bids will be tc-
ceived for Hose required for the Fire
Department. Samples Of hose must ac-
company ali bids.
1OSls III ~ IN til sat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

slim-Do the Snob-Sons h~yphenate
their name?
Jim-They Ito, yes. sDthef people put
the dash hafore 1t. Bttroit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

Malta. April %. British warships
h ve been ordered te Crete on i report
Of disturbances there and a rnmor that
Prince George Of Greece. governor gen.
eraI OF the islaud. had been Killed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
81 IDS.

The Council Of the City Of Perth Am
boy. n. l., will meet at the City Hall ON
Monday evening, May lst laos, a. $40
o'clock at which time bids will be re-
ccived for three double sets and two
single sets Of Drop Harness for Fire
Department. loSl1 Ill ii tn til sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
Not Deadly Enough.

Some people wouldn't object if the
deadly cigarette We're a little more So
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20
BIDS

The Council of the City OF Perth Am
boy. n. J., will meet Un
MONDAY EVENING. MAY ). 1905.
at which time bids will be received for
the printing Of 800 copies Of the City
Charter.
\. J. ROSSl,
Chairman Printing Committee.
i0Q51 4-l9 St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

Rain proof Cravenette, with y IN
or without belt aEUU II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-20

"A 1000 Coat for 80. They are made
of the latest shades in covert GEEa
goods, satin lined throughout GsVU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-06
the why OF GOODNESS
tsY cYHr slA CREW.

I desire Do
10 evil a e" where this
a giF commit rulnoaa sin.
In the first ase except he Be abnormal al BIRTH At The
evilthat what evil
relative things
ing a America. another Turkey.
Il should be mutual
the method.
Justify themsslyeso show people
point There Partisan thieves who take great
slider thief worthy
Let that boys and girls DO not want 70 do what
safeguard let
thing
Il 10 arriv AZ proper
= health. well a good
nd a good
a animal
aaoted ain doubtless hut miss the point
I 10 tbs
the thing that the desire 10 sin Il 20 saints and
n yielding thereto"
be judgment have to
ouraetves7
of
times violate
his trust a msrusted will
Let Let make ourselves
by FAITH that do not have 10 evil desires but
clean good
the fool would aside his feet
we're set therein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-06
Before Long

4 guess of before long very we'll
lately"
So William Werner Newark J.. averaged 50
elgares a day
the day he died
Before Long" which killed him
Heart failure said the doctor Hut the doctor only re-
suit
Fifty cigaross day would knl horse.
who could smoke without knowing they
hart him would be pltlably deficient his think tank
lie who fun knowledge of the deadly effect de-
nherate
Knovins disease death lie the road he Is fool
any further.
company. Not all Of them suck
pickle themselves Of the
indeed who hasn't
habit which he promised his health and conscience
quit before long
there's u lack Of fools.
There's the who doesn't
fool knows bat doesn't
but dopes his
binds lying promise Of before
long"
Before lying that tricks tho force Of
welimeaning
nothing nothing else
hat little nothing else that extends far and 80 bndg
today promises Of
efore he deceive old
viii than II Is today
weaker the day after than
Before Of just out Of reach
like the wohep that lures the foolish deep and deeper into
the OF despair and death
There's all time and eternity when the nint
Of manhood produces the divine
Of fixed purpose
And that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-06

HY q. = t4EATHERnAtaEs
M very unHahionable street n
Remington lived old George
BROOK. the matchmaker aud MS
daughter Agnes Their apartments
moat decidedly unfurnishet. wefe
at the top Of the house. and com
sisted Of one room and a cup
board. Yen cannot set the drawing
room floor. even nt Remington. faf
shijlinea weekly
Agnes. working az a factory
earned Is ahulnga re- week. hut the
work Was unhealthy and before size
was 20 Years old she broke down
completely
A. ia tie way with people Wha
ATE Obliged ta Hive up ga their i'm
come. the poor gifl gave up her
work just when she was forced 10
dn SO. aud uu sooner iiY that
time recovery was hopeless. bat
neither she uar the old man knew
g.
The only thing 90 DO now MAS 10
soil The furniture, but there uaH
hardly any 70 sell the one article
81 value Naa really first class
musical bax. ElEht ana ais eaa
me highest bid although it had cost
no pounds only 90 years aEa.
Hut there Was something wrong
with the eloekword. a fault which
Brook had spent weeks "a Try lnE "a
remedy. aHd the old man hoped 70
make good ioh OF q yet A feN
more hours work BY skilled hand
by one Ike himself with his 80
years experiences and the price
might 80 up 70 pounds.
The rent collector would COME the
next morning, and n the work Wa
not dome bY then the musical box
would have 20 50 FOR eight and SIX
So by candle light the old man
worked with nervous haste. while
the invalid lay patiently on hes
poor mattress IN the corner behind
him.
one candle had burned itself cat
and che Heeand and last waa nearly
gone when the old whtahmakel
gave little cry % joy Agnes
raised her head at she sound
Have You done itg- she asked IN
feeble voice.
Yea AKEie. It's right enough
now. I d. believe
The worker stood up aud rubbed
one lea. numhst ana eFampsd -