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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
Wrestling


d retirement Of Tom jenkins from
the mat to go into some other liua Of
business is not taken seriously BIZ the
followers OF this pastime. Grapplers.
like fighters, retire spasmodicallv :
only to bob mp again when the oppor.
tunity for q mstch presents its.lf.
Jenkins has been threatening to abau.
don tho game mauy times, bus in the
end ne has appeared, again endeavor.
irg TO CLEAN all tie stray shekels to he
had from tho business. .Jeukins il dis.
appointed over bis poor showing
against Frank Gotch, who threw him
without muoh trouble at Cleveland
the other night. Evidently jenkins j
going hack a great dea', or else Gctch
is one Of the best catch as catch can
oxper's in tho business.
Cat of TIRES matches in which Jer.
kins has been one of the principals he
WAS only successful once, and that
was against the Algerian, Buzaycll,
at San Francisco.
Before jenkins met Buazveil the lat.
ter was unheard Of in This country.
So this victory cannot be put down as
o fine achievement. Jenkins says that
ha has been forced to give up his pro-
~fession because there is nothing in it
for him any more, that the public Is
tired of fake matches and that the
hest a victor in n wrestling contest
can secure nowadays, is a few hundred
dollars After expenses have been de-
Quoted he declares there is not much
If for The winner. This is true IN q
way, Init there is ne n to blame for
the state Of affairs but the wrestlers
themselves.
The SPORT was enjoying o decided
boom in New York until a series of
tho most hrszen fakes were moisted
% the public. They came one after
the other and SO disgusted,the devctees
Of this particular pastime that it will
he same time before the public recov-
ers from the jolt.
A number of matches have been
arranged to take place iii the near fu.
tura. The contests appear to he i'm
portant on naper, and it is bopsd thst
he promoters vii, try their best TO
have them decided in honest fashion.
P,ening still contends that his ma'ch
with Egeberg was on the square He
adds that he threw E1ebeig with o
hamme loc'1 ssthat he had been tr. Il
all night to ap lily As to t 10 pecu II
betting IN thu match he ADDS that @
can ot accnunt for il, save that S ma
of the wiseacres who nrs1 ahGut tho
dress ng rooms might have lear ed
som 4tlling a out IL Q alleged pnnr corr
dltion OF the Dane and wagared their
money accordingly. The critics think
that this pair will have to offer more
conclusive evidence before the sports
will forgive them. Some day some
nervy reformer may institute a court
of inquiry relative to that affair and
the rue facts OF the match may be
revealed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
THE 0aiGINAL.

Folly X Co, Chicago, originated Hon
~ aid Tar as a thrca: aud lung remedy.
md on account Of the great merit and
popularity Of Fo'ey's Honey ami Tar ma
ny mutations are "fle red for the genuine.
ASK for TOLEY'S Honey and Tar and
any substitute offered Us no othei
preparation will give the same sati-fAc;ion
1t is mildly laxative. 1t contains no opia
res and Is safest Tor children aud del ieate
nerson>. Sections Pharmacy, 20 smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
GiFFOROS TO ROLL E. r

Tonight the Giffords bowling teau,
OF Giffords, S. l., and the Amarites,
Of this city, will roll a match game on
the Bloodgood alleys. In the last
match game between these two teams
the local boys won out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
EGEBsRG DROPPED.

Report has it that H. Fl. Egeberg,
the once famous Danish wrestler, and
his manager, Mr.. Smith, have been
dropped from membership OF the Dan
ish Sports Climb of Brooklyn.ss The .rea.
son for this action is not known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
FOR A TWO NAV TEAM.

1t is expected that within q very
short time the Amarites bowling team
will form a two-man team to roll
against local and out of town two man
teams. It is underwood that a meet
ing to talk over the idea will be held
QUE night this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14

In the Interstate League games SO
far each team has rolled sixteen
games. The Amicitias have won
twelve and lost four. The Aqua
honRas have won seven and lost nine.
The Tucsons have won five and lost
eleven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14

No one would be bothered with CON
stipation if everyone knew how natur-
ally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters
regulates the stomach and bowels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
HIGH ROLLERS.

Yesterday afternoon many bowlers
rolled on thu B%loodgood alleys. The
following made high scores: Worrell,
200; Kaletsch, I'll, 204. gig; Fox, 2o3 /;
and Seguine, ZIG.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14

Everybody is liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-terrible
the tortures they suffer. Only one sure
cure. Doan's Ointment. Absolutely
safe: can't fail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
HE'LL WANTED

GIRLS wanted at the French Millinery
store, H.. Lewiston, 3i2 state S..
1856 . tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
INDIVIDUAL SCORES.
How the BoWIers in the Inter-
State League Stand,

The following are the individual
cores of the bowlers in the Inter.
Stato T,oouuo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
TO ROLL At PLEASANT PLANS

Next Monday night the Inter. State
League will roll up the scores on the
Amicitia alleys at Pleasant Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
READY FOR S&1k-R.

All plans have now been completed
for iha smoker and enterta nment of
the Perth Ambov Athletic 9 ub, which
will be held in KIsh's Columbia Hall
tonight Ali mem bers not having
membership cards can secure them at
the store of Peter Hughes, in State
street,
NO man can cure CONSUMPTION. You
can prevent il though. Dr.. Woods Pine
5 rup cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
sore throat. Never fails.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
MIsCELLASEOUs

4 Swedish lady wishes some boarders,
also some table boarders: first class
board and. rooms. Apply l9I Oak st.
10O4S 2-l3 Ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14

WATCH our window for Saturday spe-
Gals The Mirror Confectionery, 81
Smith St.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
D.wINoeo SEA ROBINS.
They Are Among the Most Curious
and Interesting Fish Along
Our Shores.

suppose the popularity which would
be no'ited first about the sea.robin,
rrunter, OF gurnard. as he IL varlousiy
called. would be his clumsy shape. This
mead Is large and deep In comparison
with the tody. One Of our observing
young folks, looking at him alive in
his tank Of the United States Ash com.
mission. Washington. says St Nicho-
las. would he apt to cxoiaim: "Oh. see.
he has little hook claws which help
him crawl along," Sure enough. Just
In front Of the p%ectoral or side Ans are
three little. hngef.ilke processes on each
Side. which are used TO stir up weeds
and sand, and TO rake around among
the pebbles and rout out the small ant.
mails upon which the sea .rohln feeds
IL It's native waters. while doing this
Il seems to he crawling along over tbs
lotion by hooking these peculiar
claws into the sand. Sea robins feed
on small crabs. FISH, shrimps. and
other diminutiye animals. which they
Ind IN among the loose stones. In Eu-
rope all the gurnard family Of fishes ara
eagerly fouFh t. az they end n ready
sale In the fish market. They attain .
length Of two feet and a weight Of eleven
pounds. Our species OF the sea robin.
a cousin Of the European variety. IL
found on our northern coast, and 10
taken IN great numbers In the pound
nets along Vineyard nound. where they
spawn during the summer months.
They are much esteemed for TIE
table. being one of the most delicate of
the edible fishes. The flesh IL firm.
snow white and hard to distinguish
from that OF ,hc kinghsh. The Ameri.
can scarobin Ia 10 10 ~ inches long ana
weighs from one and one. fourth 70 two
pounds. When taken from the water
they gfun, quite loudly. and II placed on
the ground give n little hop forward u
a few Inches. grunting as they do 10.
This grunting sound can he heard quito
plainly " one Is In u boat lying quietly
In shallow water near where they are.
The head l. shcaihcd with bony plates
and armed with sharp points which arc
rather hard to distinguish NJ first, as
wv Nv ANAN' hhA aNhAAHN - NAfHs
caught they erect all their splnes and
inili,t very painful wounds on those
who try to handle them. The pectural
ems are n little more than half M Iona
n the body. and may be extended lik'
a fan when In usc. or folded quite close
together when on the bottom. thus Civ
INK them the name Of butterfly
nsh"
The rays o, the tail may also be- much
extended to look like n Japanese fan.
The color of this peculiar fish Is
trownish yellow over the tack and
sides and cream white below. The pee
toral fms are deep orange color. viii
n hlackish marking toward the tips
crossed all over with little DARK trowt
lines and edged with light ~ycllow-or
auge color The lower jaw and sldci
are light orange yellow. the eye Is 4
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
CABINET OF THE PRESIDENT
Body Whose Privacy Should Ds n.
spsctsd by Pres and Pub.
lie Alike

The presidents cabinet 10 not an of.
hciS body. II Is composed Of gentle
inon who are high officials In their re.
spcctivo departments. but when the,
meet as q cabinet they are merely IN,
eo%nhdontial advisers OF the president
VINO may adopt or reject their adyic,
- he deems best. The law does NOT
require them TO meet. No record Il
kept Of their meetings. but by custom
o not BY law, they do meet once o
week To advise with the president In
such matters ms he may lay befor,
them. IL III essential to the wisdom
n effectiveness Of the government,
That discussion at these meetings shall
be absolutely free. and no discussion In
snch a body can be free unless Il Il
private. says the San Francisco Chron
iele. Those who are accustomed tt
meet with their fellows Ia the conduct
OF ordinary Affairs well know tina,
there Is seldom, nj least nj first. ful
agreement On any proposed natter Of
policy, and 1t Is only by threading o
subject out In the lights ia which II
may appear To different minds that the
wise course is finally Gscer,ained and
agreed TO. Al the end Of such q dis.
cussion the opinions Of all present ar,
likely TO be somewhat different from
what they were In the beginning.
The cnorts 81 energetic news men &c
md out thu subjects Of discussion NJ
these cabinet meetings. and the vary.
ing onininaz expressed. have become
. serious annoyance. The member
OF the cabinet ara political men who
wish to stand we'll with the press
Many OF the press representatives AZ,
themselves able men. on an Intellect.
ual and social equality with tho head.
Of the departments. with whom the,
are likely to be well acquainted. II
the competition for news and under
pressure from their Offices there ha,
grown up q tendency TO abuse their re-
lationship with cabinet officials by ply
ing them with questions which the,
have no flght to ask. and then by put
ting this and that expression of thu
evasiye or negative replies which the,
receive together TO infer" what wa,
said and done In the privacy OF th'
presidents council. These differences
Ms a rule. are the maln foundations o
the weird stories ,elogfaphcd 10 th'
press a. coming from the highest au
thorily." but which are usually a
wide Of the truth AZ the high author
ity' tan contriye to make them. with
out lying-f p~osslblc-vlth lying.
Necessary.
With his customary dlroctness tn
president has taken The matter up will
the correspondents themselves and ap
parcntly requested taem TO more full,
recognize the prophecies. and not nj
questions to which those CT whom the!
are asked cannot properly reply.
10 safe ia say that none will be NOR
pleased than the correspondents them
selves to be relieved Of a duty person
ally disagroeal 10 to which they has
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
D NOTES.

King Victor Of Italy IL N Of Flu
ropes many monarths who delight
IN little i%noognito trips into the Gun
try.
The latest royal nye To the au.
,om,hilc Is the sultan OF Turkey. who
has hitherto expressed the greatest
horror Il the devil wagons Of any
and all kinds.
The kaiser has sen a medal to q
Bmnicnburg woman. who has had
twins three times She herself In .
twin, and her mother gave birth TO
four sets Of twins,
The emperor and empress Of Ger.
many have let II be understood tina.
ihcy will not receive presents 4 u
kni on the twenty nth anniversary
OF it,lt wedding. which will occur
neat year.
III. khcdiye OF Egypt has amassef
an cuoimous private fortune. Not
only Is he n monogamlst and a tee.
to'a'cr. but II Ia said that he does not
tmoke-evon an Egyptian ciraret'c'
H. r,ts up nj six every morning and
car talk In sir languages.
PfiScs amounting To 5000. offered
By he king Of Italy to exhibitors at
'he Milan exhibition next vear IN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
British Insurance Methods.

Touts from insurance companies
warn In the poor districts OF London,
and nearly everybody gets insured.
There is no medical examination, but the
insured party has to sign a policy 10
which he declares he never has had such
and such diseases This generally gives
. loophole for the company to refuse
payment. The agents. too, rather en-.
courage uuderstatement OF age, because
II a man is insured for $50 and he gives
his 8 az 80, whereas II Is 90. the com.
pany deducts S25.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
CRITICISM AND COMMENT.

Probably every one down tb.r. II
now singing Maryland. My Mar,
lana except Arthur T.. Corman l.
Press. ''
Ihe Old party OF free trade il DIV.
ihs After II Is dead and when. with
protection recognized as our settled
policy. political parties are dividing
aiohs other lines, tariil revision viii
be less dangerous to the public weIf,r.
'hah II Is how.-Burllngton Hawkey.
democrats are scanning with
sreai Interest a list OF COCO appoint,
hl,hts To be made By the new govern.
" anu Inc new mayor VI Cincinnati
Ihls Immediate change is the nrsi
chapter IN the promised reform ma
excludes at present all other branehes
OF TIE sublect-St. Louis Globe. Deuo
crat.
y The news that the south is lil,cl,
To hrht revision OF the tarl1 helrs ~
explain why the democracy has been
searching since 1886 for n new issue n,
diilsently as Japhot In search OF hi
'"'"''' w 'htltDh OF a wife. I'M
south Is where the democrats live. q,
people who call themselves democrats
though now most OF them are lrml,
In line iof policies distinctly republic.
In their origin. Time as well NJ
makes strange bedfcllows.-
n. y Tribune. |,
IA good deal OF comment ON the
expensivencss OF our administrator OF
ne Philippines Is based on Ignorance !
n the fact that ought to be patent .
nat 1t costs us more TO carry on their ,
than 1t did the span. ,
ards. simply because we are doing !
more Tor them, The Spanish idea was !
0 Keep the people down, ours Is 10 Z
VI the people up. The SpGniards saved J.
money by not building up a common i,
chool system and by not improvine n
port OF Manila. II VIC were TO leave 4
people to stagnate we should save ~
loney, too, but that Is no, II wa, q
nd our way is the better, though ii 8
ay cost more. II
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

.,,l health was affected when ! began
u.Ing them. My feet were swollen. my
owes pulled. aud dizzy spells were fire.
aucni. Kidney action was irregular
and the sccrctions highly colorod.
Today. however. ! am u well woman,
and / am confident that Doan's Kidney
pills have made me No, and arc keeping
ne WE'LL
soid by all dealers. 90 cents n box.
Sister. Mnburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
peautlinl turquoise blue, edged with ,
vein OF brassy yellow.
underhanded Method.

"eorro'' sharply demanded Mr.,
rtisuson' what was 1t you cut out u
!, was this. Laura" responded Mr.
FERGUSON promptly producing the elm.
II over
~ was an article on the was,efulnes,
anu eAtraVnganee Of housewives. ara be
knew the designing wretch. that IN No
o'her way could he have succeeded I'm
oflnfins II to Mrs Ferguson 3 attention
Chicago Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

cindo one OF g. 900 for tho bo., ,yp,
oi popular dwelling house adap,ed 10
we climate OF northern Italy. ana on,
'"r $1,000 for motor boats
The hrs, public statue ~ Queen
Alexandria has Just been commissioned.
ueorre W Wade, the well.known
i%euip,"r. has been onuscn to do IN,
N"rk. The destination of the statue
!, Hong'kong. which has already
flN'n commissions for statues Of King
EDWARD aud the prince Of Wales
Inc earl Of cranbrook. the oldes:
Surviving British ex-cabiEet minister,
y ~ Lord Cranbruok was better
,h'sn to = former generation under
h's name Of Claiborne. Hardy. lie
was one OF Lord Beaoonsneld's stanch
'' supporters. within the last fcw
years the veteran Earl has done som.
sh0ntlr-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
Hon.sty Of the Modern Kind.

"And now, my son - faid the hank pres
hu-ines. life. | dc-itc to impress one
though, upon YOU. Honesty. .srr and al
wsys. !. the policy that !. h.si
"i.-. father, said the yuun. man.
And. ~ the way. appended the ertr'
heard. u wunld urge ,uu To- ia up =
little corporation las. Il viii auis-' , u
,n hnd how many t'fhl. you csn BE- y q
hu.ins.. ea,. and sttl lc hon..i W %
nenrlis Journal
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

n'n,r'o u'r" ufscu -, ,av p.upr,u..
o, Tue journals which they represent,
Inc news OF the departments. of
course VIII be given oui by the de.
lailmenis rs usual. bu, there Is 10 h,
no news OF the confidential ana u,o,
neihI conferences Il the Presidents ne
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

MRS, Henpeck-Did you read abou,
,nat bunalo couple who lived for nine
years In the same house wl,bou, s,"an'
Ing 10 each other?
VT henpeck-indeed I did lis bard
10 account for the phenomenal luck Of
somc men, Isn't it?--Puck.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Fraser. Idaho. Nov. asth (SpcciaD.-
ME-. Martha i. lac has gwen fof [puiiiss
,on th.. following statement, conceruin,
Dodis Kidney rill..
u VA, down with rheumatism thru,
timesi she rais, aud each time DoII.
Kidney Pills helped me. The Last t,me
they cuied me, and nov ! am able 10 &c,
ntouid and do all NY work, though | ana
hiiy'eisht. aud san walk 20 sunday
School every SUNDAY. BEFORE | took Doid :
Kidney fiils Wa - bad | could use
neither hand nor loot. shall keen
D.ids Pills on hand all the time
Rheumatism j. caused hy rnc Acid
crysianizing in the muscles. Healthy
kidneys remove all Uuc ACID from the
hlooi. Diseased Kidneys cannot rcmoy.
this Acid. which collects in the Hood and
loi.ons ovcis VEN and artery. Dodd's
kidnsy Pills cure Rheumatism hv curing
the Kidneys; b., hciling and strengthen.
ing them. 80 that they can nd Inc
hlood Of all impurities.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

and other kidney Ills,
will find comfort In
the words Of Mrs
Jane Farrell, Of coo
Ocean Ave, Jersey
City, N. j., who y
II rcitcrate all !
have said before In
praise Of Doan's Kid
ncy Pills. ! had been
having heavy back.
aches, aud my gen.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

"heh Commissioner Garfield wen
10 me Chicago packers and asked pcr
mission 10 inspect their books The can
s'''oh was made that no Information
ne might obtain thercfrom would b,
them. "e"'
or. oarheld gave this pledge, IL 1,
stated and the packers allowed him
20 study their business In all It's do
'alls from the inside.
Now. II Is announced. the rcs,,,s NJ,
"s study have been turned over to III,
government department Of Justice te
uo employed In legal prosecution OF
the packers. "
commissioner Garfield would no,
na.o 'ehtured TO give the pledge that
was demanded by the packers without,
Instructions from Washington. II,
pienged, not his own word. bu, m,
s"'orhhents' 1t is not his good faith
W.. 'he governments. that is In cues
ton now. '
me journal has no concern for IN,
EaVAers' except rs they are citizens of
"aso, II 1t can be proved tina, they
T., suh'y or engaging In a conspiracy
'es'raiht OF trade. they ought to be
nut their guilt, II they are guilty
s,sss 10 ialrly proved. They must be
e'uh a square deal.
Since the government has elevated
vision to such q height as to over.
i. '" inc nest Of defiant criminal trusts
~ new Jersey. almost within the
~ INV OF the capitol dome. In order !
',a naS,en itself a thousand miles away Q
pou chicago, the government and the I
.es,ueht cannot be too careful 10
,ra suspicion that they are more
LOU 10 prosecute western Offenders,
go" Offenders In the east. .
,ome OF the methods already en-. .
Ion, IN this case have not been par. !
vsnnriy distinguished for decency !
the government breaks into q u
house and steals his private pa '
- when It drags the wives Of pack .
n,a "onse employees into court and .
a,S mem under heavy bonds. 4" h p
mr. NY d'snlned. not to say honorable 9.
no, wen respectable. From the Chi y
80 Journal. Nov. 8. 1905. o.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
cuTIcURA. THE SET, s1.oo.
complete Treatment for Every Hu.
NOR fiem Pimples to serofuln.
from Infancy to Age--A Set
Often Cures.

Na,,cnra Treatment is local and cop>,i
.u,'ohal- complete and Perfect nn,a
'w.rt aud Wholesome. Battle The gps,e
surfaces with Cuticun soan and b%n,''asa
,S"s,s' cleanse the skin Of cru T. ona
iry w. .o'irn the ,hickcned %cu,lcie
,r,ienra Ointment freely to sllsy IL jpny
and beal end inflammation, and so"tIe
s%olyeb, p,in lastly take. Cuiicura re-
",opd, and put every function H. W.
si simple, ACTIVITY, More, great, cures
humors are daily made by nsredliary
remedial insn by all other blood and ', sl,n
ou, sd ,,'s has 70 general holidays through.
DO moi believe Piso's Cure for Con,omn.
ION mas an equal for coughs and cold,--,J.
y boyer. Trinity Springs. Ind, Feb. i5. 1900
Inc road to failure is the one tina, i.
!
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
Correct.

"Now. gentlemen. .aid the lecturer on
aud manufactures. mention one
81 the most important collateral branch .
OF the oil business
Writing ior the mSFnfincs prompt
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

she-What do you want Santa c,,,.
TO bring you.
ne-T~o long stockings neatly filled
she-Fillcd with what,
He With you.-Town ronlcs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

y ~l'sl'nnd'd u stu ~, .u.
'oica'i Of The times. ni,shuts po,t'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01
rwIcE.roLD TESTIMONY.
A woman who Has Suffered Tells HsV
to Find Relief.

The thousands Of womcn who suffer
haekache, languor, urinary disorders
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

Perhaps. after all, the hos, mi 40 II.
never 10 10 anybody any harm. NIT
thereby you eau DO yourself .onie r0nI--
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

the year. "''"sh
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-01

full cf ruts. :" o"s mat /"