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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
FLEET is
OFF CUYOS.
ROjesUensky Shifts His Helm
For the Philippines Eighty
Miles South Of MintorO.
HOSPITAL SHIP.

LONDON, April 15.-An authoritative
dispatch from Berlin says that the
Russian feet is at the CuyOs islands,
part of the Philippines, taking on coal
preparatory to finishing the voyage to
Nladivostok.
Manila reports that Rear Admiral
Train of the American Asiatic feet has
received a dispatch from Saigon say
ing that R~ojestvensky's hospital ship,
the Orel, remained there until last
night and took on board 900 tons Of
coal as well a. supplies of provisions
and medicines.
one of the Orel's medical officers said
the feet was bound for Vladlvostok.
st. Petersburg admiralty's advices
from Sagion do not mention any
wounded men being on board the Rus.
sian hospital ship Orel, which arrived
there. She probably has sick sailors
on board.
II is understood that the Orel has left
Sagion to rejoin Admiral Rojestven.
sky's squadron.
Admiral RojeStyensky's squadron is
believed by the intelligence division of
the German navy department 10 be
lying off the Cuyos islands, eighty
miles south of Mindoro, Philippine Is
lands. recoaling and preparing for the
last stage of its long voyage.
Although these islands belong to the
United States, they have fine anchor
ages outside the three mile limit. with
hard bottom at twenty to twenty-five
fathoms.
The Cuyos islands lie tactically in
such a position that the approaches
can easily be watched by the Russian
scouts.
Three cruisers. it was added. had
been detached, presumably for a d.
version on the coasts of Japan, prob
ably in the hope of calling off Admiral
Togo in pursuit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Farmer Killed by Motor Car.

SPRINGFIELD, y. Y, April 10
Arrests may follow rs Il result of a col
'ision between an automobile and a
farmers wagon here, when Peter NJ.
Helmke, a farmer Of Rockville Center,
'e~venty-four years old, received in
iuries from which he died Il few hours
later, and W. II, Whitaker, manager
If the Hotel Nethcrland; DR., Seymour
Oppenheimer and Milton Kohn of New
York, in their motor car, We're severely
shaken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
JOSEPH JEFFERSON DYING.
Actor Lies Critically Ill mt
Palm Beach.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, April
1j.-Joseph Jefferson lies critically i'll
at his winter residence ut Palm Beach.
His condition, as reported by his physi-
clan, DR.. X. Il. Potter, is little if any
improved. He is surrounded by his
family, and they are prepared to expect
death at any minute,
Three weeks ago Mr.. Jefferson visit
ed ex-PreSident Cleveland at Hobo
sound, where he caught cold, and upon
his return to Palm Beach was forced
to take his bed. He convalesced and
was up after Il few days confinement,
when on Monday he was seized with a
relapse.
DR.. S. G. Worley was called from
st. Augustine, but returned Thursday,
when Mr.. Jefferson showed some i'm
provement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
For Brain Workers.

A medical man who gave evidence
in a London chancery division case
testified as to the connection between
brain work and longevity in = way
that charmed the lawyers and will
charm other brain workers. One-third
of the laborers in rural districts, he is
reported as saying, die of brain soften
ing, and the average vegetative rural
laborer dies much earlier than the
hard thinking lawyer, simply because
his brains rust from lack of exercise
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

ST. PETERSBURG, April 15.-Rus-
sian troops have successfully raided the
railroad in the direction of Kaiyuan,
about twenty miles north of Tie pass.
Manchuria. A dispatch from General
Linevitch dated April 10 to Emperor
Nicholas says, "Our cavalry April 0 de-
stroyed the railroad and wires near
Yakutzu and between Kaiyuan and
Changtu, and April 10 the cavalry cut
the telegraph line near Kaiyuan."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Before and After.

A new application of an old adver-
Using dodge has appeared in the shop
ping district. An elderly, withered
woman has in large letters on the
front of her coat Before" while the
fresh young girl beside her has on her
coat After" To pedestrians who
wonder what it means a brisk YOUNG
man who stands beside them distrib-
utes circulars explaining the wonders
worked by a certain skin food.-N. Y.
Sun. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Long-D DELAYED Trust.

In 1891 Castienne Garcelon died In
Oakland, Cal, leaving $780, 600 for the es-
Enlistment there of a hospital for incur
ables. The laws delay interviewed and
the trustees have only just received per-
mission to proceed with the execution OF
the trust. The buildings are to cost $3.50,
900, and $500 900 is, according to the will.
to be kept as a fund for the maintenance
of the hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
HIGH TIDE.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
hday partly overcast to fair weather
,ill prevail, with slightly lower temper
.ure and fresh to light northwesterly
ID westerly winds, becoming variable,
1lowed by unsettled conditions in the
uthern districts, On Sunday partly
',ndy to fair weather will prevail, with
Etgh and fresh westerly winds, becoming
|arisble and slightly lower temperature
enerally; and on Monday fair weather,
18th nearly stationary, followed by slow
Il rising temperature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Poison Farm.

A poison farm has been started by the
American authorities on Potomac flats,
near Washington, with the idea of saw
ing the 1000, 900 now annually paid for
imported drugs. Large plots have been
laid out for the culture of the deadly
nightshade, b|elladonna. foxglove and
other poisonous plants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

LARCHMONT, y. Y, April 15.-Har,
nv Glou of the Horseshoe Harbor Yacht
club and DR.. William Stump Of Larch-
mont raced with death and saved AL
fred H. Conklin and ]. Dooley from
drowning in Long Island sound after
their boat upset near Hen and Chick
ems reef. Glou's race was in a yawl.
while DR.. Stump made his dash in an
automobile. Although Glou and Or.
Stump had to work for hours over the
unconscious victims, they managed to
save their lives, but they are not yet
out Of danger.
Loo or the Real Estate co I'M o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
ersey Hotels.

Jersey City wants a first class hotel,
Jays the Evening Journal of that city
b does Newark, echoes the Daily Ad-
|ertiser, The Paterson Press and
|amden Post Telegram speak up fol
hose two cities. Trenton has the same
iced. AS a matter-of-fact, is there a
Engle first-class hotel in New Jersey,
lutside of the summer escorts? And
Ehy?-Trenton Times.
The question is easy. Every section
4 New Jersey is SO near either New
Fork or Philadelphia, that the great
bajority of travellers, who have bust
Tess in any Jersey town or city car
|asily catch a morning train to the
Pace they want to visit and after per
Prming whatever they called fol,
Ave ample time to catch q train back
\ the large cities, just across the
in New York or PENNSYLVANIA.
is shy of investing in costly
|otels in Jersey when the big cities
re SO convenient.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Motors for Postmen.

At a speech on the opening of the inter-
national motor exhibition, in London,
Lord Stanley, the postmaster general,
after stating that he had just signed a
contract for motors for carrying the
mails, said he hoped soon to see every
postman making his rounds in a motor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Bright Ewes

The best glow" you can have for
eyes is the glow of health. Try to
rest your eyes all you can. Battle
them with a boracic acid solution OBJ
tanned of your druggist and save them
all yop can. You can make them look
brighter by d%arkcning the lashes and
the bIpws by a natural means. Do
not use cosmetics except when on the
stage. Makeup is very easily de-
tected. ...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Marvels of Moscow.

Moscow" says a traveller, "has more
pilgrims than Mecca and more shrines
than Rome. Its principal church was
erected at a cost of $4,000, 900. Its
golden dome and cupolas cost over
100000 to gild, and more than twice
that amount is represented by the mar.
bles, precious stones and pictures it
contains"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
AIbanians Threaten Mnssncre

SALONIKA, April 15.-The Alban-
ians are threatening q general massa-
ere of Christians at Prtzrend, Ipek
and Diakora. The Albanlans are furi-
u because of the thwarting Of IN. at
tempt to lynch a prisoner suspected Of
numbering IN Albanian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Her Bosom Friends.

Tsmeralda-So Imogene decided To
marry the young naval officer instead Of
the young army captain, did she?
Gwendolen-Yes; she decided that
his uniform was ever so much more
becoming than the captain's.--Chicago
Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

PEKING, April Negotiations be-
tween Great Britain and China have
resulted in an agreement on the Tibet
convention, Great Britain accepting
some notifications.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Valuable WASTE

In the course of a case at Lambeth
county court, London, it was in evidence
that old felt hats. which were ~valueless
up to a few months ago, could now be
sold for S35 a ton, and the market was
rising. The hats are burned to get the
shellac, which is worth so cents a
pound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

BALTIMORE, April Ii. Robert
Hodges, an architect and nephew OF
former Mayor James b. Hodges, has
committed suicide here. I'll health is
assigned as the cause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
To Help the Eyebrows.

Paint your eyebrows every night with
a camel's hair brush dipped in sweet
oil Warm the oil, but do not heat it.
If you prefer, use vaseline slightly
warmed. Do not use much oil, but just
enough to lubricate the eyebrows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

patterns in any Of these sizes, post
paid, fiji in the coupon blank with
size, lame and address, enclose 10
cents for one pattern OF 20 cents for
the two together, and mail to The Pat
tern Department of the EVENING
NEWS. Patterns cannot be exchanged
+ rorder cancelled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
SOME PARTISAN SLEEVES.
An Array of Models of the Latest and
Approved Styles Sent Over to
America from France.

In the accompanying sketch are seer
some of the most approved of the
sleeve designs for the present and
coming seasons The models are Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

We + glad to see work again start
4 on the new federal building and
Ie trust it will continue without in
Eruption until it is completed. This
gliding is going to be one of the big
improvements Perth Amboy has
many years and every citizen
bous for it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

Partisan origin and conspicuous among
them is the new leg-o'-mutton sleeve.
Two designs for evening sleeves are
also illustrated and likewise one for
a blouse or reception gown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

Middlesex county stands second
|mong the twenty-one counties of the
tate in her improved roads. We are
|roud of that position, more so than
i the roads as they now appear. II
} gratifying to know that the free =
at their last meeting decided
! buy crushed stone to put the roads
/ repair. They need it badly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
FIRE ALARM x

- FIRE a
:. Raritan copper Works
High and Lewis
MadiA oa ave and Paterson n
j, Market and First sts.
q smith and High st
NJ State and Smith SITS
a. Buckingham ave and ARrtf
y Commerce aud Front SITS
High and Washington str
=, state at and Buckingham ave
= hall ave and Charles st
10 Railroad ave and Wayne
T. Washington aud First SITS
= Turnpike and Elm st
le Smith At and Watson ave
!. Commerce and State to
: Front and Smith sts
et Water and Gordon SITS
IN Eearny ave and Gordon st
y Smith and Herbert st
ic Woodbridge road and Washington st
4 Lehigh ave ? Stanford at
To send In an alarm, p the door of the b.
I'd pull Town the lever and let go once oDl'
az ct box until fremen arrive.
~ SPECIAL CALLS.
II in circuit. 3 taps Drill and b.
EARN test. Hydrant ct corner Of Jefferson al
Ugh street always to be used for this trial.
y ps Fire out. TAPS Police call. l2-Call 70
lincoln Hose i3-Cail for Washington Hos
s-Call for Mcclellan Hose iB-Can for ~
rfion 2 and 7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15

Need help? The News want column
will supply it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-15
Weather Probabilities.

northwest winds.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-22
ATTACKED BY A MOB

And beaten, in labor riot, until
covered with sores, a Chicago street
car conductor applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and was soon sound and
we'll. II use it in my family writes
G. J. WEIGH, Tekonsha, Mich, "and
find it perfect" Simply great for cuts
and burns. Only 25c at Boone's drug
store.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-22

AL Collier was in the city this week,
shipping cattle raised on Box Elder.
Large numbers in Havre are pre-
pairing to attend the Cascade county
fair, which will open in Great Falls
Monday next. One Of the main
features Of the racing program is a
ladies relay race and several Of the
ladies of Havre will be seen on the
hurricane deck of a broncho. Moth
ing but ladies and coW-ponies can
enter in this contest, thoroughbreds
being barred. A farmers relay race
with two-horse team hitched to a
three-inch-tire, or larger, lumber wagon
is a feature of the program also.
Beside the contests a number OF
notable exhibitions are promised and
new circulars repeat the declaration
of the posters that the fair will be
bigger and better than ever,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-22

the entire area burned by the two
fires, but is doubtful as to whether
the work can be done this season.
The fierceness of the fire is shown
by the destruction of a plate glass
window in the Mint Saloon in the
new Broadwater-Pepin block across
First street.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-22
HAVRE FRAMEWORKS
AGAIN ON FIRE

Fire in Havrs early Tuesday morn
ing did damage in the block on First
and Main streets and Third avenue,
estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Owing to suspicion Of incenAiarism
Mayor Newman called meeting OF
business men in the evening, and an
account of the proceedings will DO
found elsewhere.
Police Chief Bickle declares that
the fire was set in several places, and
the hose strung through an alley near
It's connection with the electric light
power house was severed during pro-
gress Of the blaze by some dull instru-
ment which left tell-tale condition
that Is positive.
The fire, as nearly as first evidence
shows, started in the ruins of a
cobbler shop which was partly RACED
by the fire department. in checking
the progress of the big fire Of Septem-
Der 8. The losses were.
Sing Lee, restaurant, $500; no in
surance.
w. Studninski, shoe store, 5000: no
insurance.
Broadwater-Pepin buildings, 1880;
insurance, $1,000.
@. W. Young, building, $1,000; in
surance $3.50.
M. Huffman, tailor, $1,000.
The pumping station of the fire
department was destroyed by the ire
of September 8 but connection was
made with the electric light power
station, only TO have the hose des-
troyed. The wind turned at the right
Instant and blew the flames over the
burned area and away from the
threatened block. The fire was then
extinguishad mainly by force and
daring ftassing eli sris> fremen under the
leadership of Chief Theaas W. West.
The police department is frank Uc
declare that the two recent fires were
OF incendiary origin, but admits itsel
baffied. Chief Of Police Bickle has
offered personal reward for infor
nation that will lead to apprehension
of the firebugs. This was dome befer'
the mass meeting was called by tn
mayor.
The point where the hose was Gu
was in an alley two blocks from tn
scene of the fire.
Sing Lee and W. Studninski ha
Just re-established in business ate
having been burned out'in the large
fire two weeks previously.
All the business folk were agal
compelled to move out and there Ws
considerable damage to stock.
Prisoners in the city jail were for
time considered in danger but wei
early removed to place OF safety.
Simon Pepin says the BroadWate
Pepia company is preparing to cree
a two-story stone structure to cove
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-11
LOCAL. RISEXITIES .

Mrs. Sarah L. Grimes, widow OF VIII
liam T. Grimes, died in Washington
yesterday.
The male choir of st. Mary's Church
will hold special rehearsal on Monday
night next at s O'Clock,
Three pistol shots in rapid succession
attracted the attention of a number OF
persons living in the extreme southeast
ern section of the city last night.
A letter from townsville to the Fairfax
Herald saws: 1--WE are informed that the rails
for the track of the Great Falls and Old DO
minion Electric Railroad have arrived, anu
that the contractor had connected the tracks
with those Of the Pennsylvania Railroad AZ
Rosslyn, and that the rails are not unIoadrd
there. but being handled by DONKEY steam
engine. and distributed along the rOadbed.
The boilers are already in the power house,
and things generally along the line look very
promising"
Officer Young this morning arrested Harry
Jackson. coIored, charged with stealing a
number of garments belonging TO gentle.
man of this city. II seems that the owner OF
the garments sent the darkey 10 laundry
with the same and after they had been lapnd-
cred the b0v secured the articles and disposed
of them. lie was fined = in the Police Court
this morning.
Marriage licenses we're issued in Washing
ton Yesterday to Edw. c Cockrill. OF Eau
auier county, and Josephine ID. Bobst, OF
iycoming county, Pa: Joseph A. Burnett, OF
Hanover county, and Macie Peace, of New
Kent county, and 70 Leonard Beavers and
Lilly Decatur, both of Stafford county.
Messrs. Griffin & Michelbach dealers in
furniture and household goods, have large
and varied assortment at their store ON king
street. between Fairfax and Royal. House
Keepers will find anything they NAV want III
| their stock. and the same can be procured on
very satisfactory terms.
The musical and harmonious entertainment
by Mr.. n. FLOYD FeaiherStOne and his assist
ant Miss Dora Narney, at Mt Vernon Ave
nue. school Del Ray, last night. for the benefit
Of the Del Ray Baseball Club, was largely at
tended and greatly enjoyed by all present.
The weather today has been fair with
brisk souiherly breeze. The temperature
however, was oppressive. owing TO the intense
humidity. The mercury at noon register
ed So
The Mack Manufacturing Company. oil
New Cumberland, w. Va, has shipped from
that place the yitrifed brick to be used II
paving Prince and Lee streets.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Relle
Hook and Ladder COMPANY will be he to
night After the meeting there will be an in
spection.
The case Of Makely VS. the Southern Rail
way Company is still being heard by Judg
Nico at Manassas.
On your way home stop at the ElktoI
Prince and Royal streets, and try our cral
salad
Fried clans, SOC per dozen. Soup ever.
dav. Chas. II. Zimmerman, Market Space.
INV fr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-11
rr,.EGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

negro was publicly burned tint
morning in the court house square at
sulphur Springs, Ho.kins county, Texas
nv a mos. He was charged with Grim
i6aIly assaulling a young white girl.
The Clyde line steamer Seminole which
arrived at New York today from san
Domingo, was detained seven hours at
San Domingo city under suspicion of
carving arms and ammunition. Captain
Msrmion said there was no truth in the
rsoort that fire arms had been found.
The court of inquiry at San Diego,
Cal in the Bennington disaster Las
com,leted its investigation and The mem
bers will now prepare their report.
This will be presen; to Admiral Brode-
rick and by him forwarded to Washing
ton where presumably i will be made
public.
A marked improvement in the yellow
fever situation on the lsthmus has been
noted during the past two days. No
additional cases of fever have been re.
ported during that period. 1t is hoped
that the health conditions in The canal
zon. will continue TO improve, and that
the fever will soon practically be stamped
out for this season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-11
Police Court.

1Justice H. B. Cation presiding
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
John Burnhardt, white, aud Dankins
Kelley colored, arrested by Officers Lyles
and Nicholson charged with taking GER
tain articles from the new terry wnaI'
attbe foot of King street, were dismissed
MaIyin Diggs, colored, arrested oy
Officer Sherwood charged with gamohpg'
was fined g. p;;,;
George McGee and Tom Fermlnlh,
arrested by Officer Henderson charged
With fighting. we're fined $3.50 each.
Eight negroes, male and female, ar
rested by Officers Roberts, Lyles, Beach,
Patterson. Belts, Nicholson and May,
hugh charged with vagrancy, were hned
So each. Four others, arrested by the
same officers charged with similar Oh
fence, were dismissed.
Lutber Robinson and Jennie Robin
son, both coIored, arrested by Officers
Lyles aud Allen charged with disorder
" conduct and fighting, were hned -
each.
Charles Jones, colored, arrested by
the same officers charged with assaulting
Ethel Bolden, was fined $40. The nrs'-
named was also fined 50 for gambling.
Harry Jackson, colored, arrested by
Officer Young for stealing garments, was
6ned a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-11
.JeUelry Stolen.

4 little tin box, containing about $500
worth of iewelry, disappeared in mys-
terious manner last Wednesday, from a
.satchel hidden in closet in the home OF
Mrs G. w. Ridley, at 2OS2 Sixteenth
street northwest Washington. LOUIS
Loose florist and son-in-law OF Mrs.
ridley. went to police headquarters IN
that city Yesterday and reported the loss,
seeking the aid of the police in recover
inc fine yaluables. Mr. Loose stated that
among the stolen articles was diamond
min valued at $3.50; a brooch, at so;
= diamond ring, at $50; diamond soil
taire ring at $40; pair of earrings, at
.sIeS. agoId ring, at $l2, and an initial pin
vslued At $50. lie told the police that
in the satchel with the jewelry was an
envelope containing SIS in cash. which
vyss not touched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-08-11
President and Cardinal.


President Roosevelt and Cardinal Glib
bops yesterday afternoon were the prin-
cipal speakers at q meeting Of anthracite
coal miners and members ofthe Catholic
Total Abstinence society, held at Wilkes
barre, Pa. Among other things the
President said:
"The only effective way to help any
body is to help him help himself.
"No one society can do more to help
the wage-worker than such atemperance
society as that am now addressing.
81 strongly believe in trade unions
wisely and Justly handled, in which the
rightful purpose to benefit those con
nected with them is not accompanied by
a desire to do injustice or wrong to
others.
81 believe in the work of these great
temperance organizations, OF all KINDRED
movements, like the Young Mems ant
Young Woman's Christian Association
in short, in every movement whict
strives to help man by teaching hin
how to help himself. But most of all
| believe in the efficacy Of the man him
self striving continually to increase hi
own self-respect by the way in which b
does his duty to himself and to hi
neighbor."
Cardinal Gibbons spoke upon th
honor OF labor, stating that many me-
figuring in American history had rise'
from the ranks, and the laboring ma
has the example of Christ, who was
humble carpenter, before him.