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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
NORTH JERSEY
TROOPS TO GO.
Governor Stakes Oesignates the
First Regime nj, of Newark,
for Inau uraI Parade.

Trenton Feb. 1O:-Governor StokGss
~ commander n-chief of the national
,uard, issued orders yesterday after;
loon detailing the troops which, are
O 90 to Washington March 4 to re.
resent New Jersey in the i~naugura,.
>arade. ,
T 70 troops ordered ont are the, First
egiuent of infantry, Colonel Henry
=. Freeman, commanding tho First
roop Of cavalry, commanded ny Cap:
ain William A. Bryant, and the Sig
mi and Telegraph corps, commanded,
" Captain william q Sherwood.
The whole hody of troops is from
North Jersey, The headquarters of
he First regiment is in Newark. the
S'rst troop is an Essex county organi-
f%ation, woile the corps is stationed at
Jersey City,
lie orders we're Issued sfter a CON
'ereune Of the governor, Adiutant
General Breintnall and Colonel Joseph
!. Frelinghuysen, the governors
personal aide. Governor Stokes will
'ttend the Inauguration, Major
& ederick Gilkysou, Of this city, as.
,lstant adjutant general of the Sec.
J d brigade, and Major s. Wood Nc
Ila"o, of Bergen county, engineer of
tho First brigade staff, who have been
appointed by sthe state military board
aides for New Jersey on the staff Of
G neral Adua A. Chaffee, commander
of the United States army, who will
be grand marshal of the inaugural
parade, will be General Chaffee's
'etail assigned to the Jersey detach.
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
MRS. DOLAN is
IN CONTEMPT.
Authorizes lCtkn ne FOR Won n
Who Is Believed u have Gone
to N " York.
Special 10 HE EvensMg Ne1Os,

New Brunswi IT, Fob. 10:-The
court Of chan, ry has held good the
attachment proceedings for contempt
issued against Mrs. Margaret Oman,
of Newark, by Judge Woodbridge
Strong of the Mitdlasex county courts
and the sheriff of Essex county is nov
trying to locate the woman, who is
said to have fed to New York to
escape being apprehended and brought
before tn ecoutt here for the imposi-
ton of sentence for acting in contempt
OF court.
Mrs. Dolan acted as the guardian of
Mary and Maragret Oahill, children of
the late Dennis Cahlll. She held 500
belonging to the estate of which half
goes to her as one of the heirs. The
court directed her to pay the remain
ing half to Michael Cabill, of this
city, a brother of Dennis CahiIl, rs
the other heir. She never fulfilled
the order of the court.
An order directing her to appea r
and show cause why she should not
/ e he d for contempt was then issued
and after ons'derAble trouble the
order was served upon her, the officer
chasing her into a building in Newark
before getting the order served. Mrs.
Dolan then appeared in court and was
found guilty of contempt. The find
ing was appealed and Chancellor
Magic has fled a decree affirming the
action of the court here. An effort
is now being MADE to again capture
her and have her brought hG-a for
farther action by the court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
UNKNOWN MAN FROZEN
NEAR MEDFORD
Body Found In Snow Drift and Fe-
moved to An Undertaking
Establishment.

Medford, Feb. 1o:-While driving on the
] Ollphant's Mill road yesterday afternoon,
within a short distance from where the
Ballinger family was drowned Tuesday,
Charles Head saw a man lying on his
back In a ditch frozen stiff.
He FASTENED to Medford and notified
William Reilly, an undertaken, who, with
William Jennings, brought the body to
town last evening. 1t IS that of a man
45 years of age, five feet sever inches In
height, weighed 40 pounds, dark hair,
somewhat curly, smooth face, scar under
left elbow, red scar on left side of nose,
dark coat and vest, black and white
striped shirt, gray trousers.
The body is at Reilley's awaiting
Identification. By his side vas a grip in
which were some shirts and ladies' wear
ing apparel. The mans hat was found
a quarter of a mile away, where it had
probably been carried by the wind.
The stranger had been around town fol-
several days and Tuesday night WA,
found lying on a porch with frozen feet.
He was advised to go to a hospital. H
said he lived at Gloucester but that hi,
wife was in Philadelphia. Becoming ex-
hausted he persisted in the storm Wednes-
day night. No marks Of violence are
visible and the remains have not been
identified.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
MERRY WAR AT
COUNTY SEAT.
Merchants and Public Service
Corporation Fight with Snow
As Weapons.

.NNtLtNt tt me ECCHtHS ACtU.
New Brunswick, Feb 10:-There
is q merry war on here between ths
merchants m George street ard the
Public Service Corr Grafton as a result
of the frequent snow storms this win
ter. Every time the now falls the
Public Service people get their snow
plows busy and al them mp and down
their tracks on George street, tossing
the snow of until it has been piled M
thrca and four feat high between the
tracks and the sidewalk.
In many PLACES 1t is impossible for
grocers and other merchants to gct
their delivery agons up to the side
walk Ayres and Relvea, grocers,
set men to work tossing the snow back
upon the trolley tracks so that their
wagons could get up to the store. The
| snow plow YVES sent down the street
gain and threw the snow back upon
the spot shoveled of. again the men
sho ell d it back upon the tracks and
almost blocked their cars Other mer-
chants tried the scheme and heaps tf
snow were made all along the tracks,
making it difficult for the cars to WORK
their way through it.
The fight is still on aud The mer.
chants will soon stop the cars with q
high snow bank if the practice Of the
company is not stopped. There is an
| ordinance which forces the company
to remove the snow along side the
tracks and an effort will be made to
have this enforced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
FISHERY
ATTACK BEGINS.
State Commission and Essex Ref
Also Combine Against Sale
of Game.

Somerville, Feb. 10:-It was decided a
the Joint meeting here Wednesday after
noon of the New Jersey Fish and Gam
Commission, and representatives Of tb
Essex Fish aud Game Protective Assoc
alton TO begin at once a strong legislativ
attack on pound fishing and the sale o
game In this State. The fact that th'
commission was unanimous in approving
the suggestion, as made by the protec
tive as ociatio" members, and that it ha
pledged assistance, is taken to indicat
that the pending fight will meet with
success.
The pound fishing matter is the con
tinuation of an effort that has been mad
in recent years by the Essex men. Thi
time, however. it has he'backing of tn
state commissioners for the first time
which Endorsement is taken to meai
much. In other legislative sessions tn
bill was never allowed to get out Of com
mttce, those interested in the pound fish
ing buiness having, apparently, sutflcieu
influence not to allow the measure to &c
out, The Till for this year has alreadN
been INTRODUCED. 1t was handed in TIL
week by Dr.. T. c. Henry, an Assembly
man from Middlesey. The purport Of tb'
bill is to do away with pound fishing ii
the water Of Sandy Hook, Raritan Ba.
and vicinity.
According to the terms Of the othe
proposed measure, a draft Of which vii
be complete this week, it is planned t.
make the selling Of game, except rabbit
Illegal in New Jersey. 1t will meal
providing that the bill become a law
that the State .portsmcn may shoot gam,
as usual, but that uonc of it can be ma
keted. There are similar laws in almos
every other State III tie Union and il
Territories also. This sort Of a Law
would prevent hunters from killing Of
game merely for the sake OF finauciu
return. 1t is pointed cut that the stat
is paying a great deal to repleDish To
woods and fields with game, and tha
the professional hunter Is living directl
Off taxpayers. The promoters are hop
full that. the lawmakers will inquire iutC
the financial end Of this condition of al
fairs.
The attention Of the state commission
was called at the meeting to the Gaze q
Herman Kirsch, of &c Bremen street
Newark. He was fined $50 and costs b!
Justice Bossett, Of that city, for the Al
legged shooting Of a whlpporwill. it ap-
pears that Kirsch was hunting last fal
on the Newark mcadqows on NewaTl
Bay, and was seen BY Game Warden Hal
and Harkin5. They saw a ~whippoIwil
go by and a moment later hirsch fired :
shot. The game wardens had the huntel
arrestd, but kirsch maintained that he
had not killed a %whipporSill but a plo-
yer. The supposed killed bird was not
found at the time, but later toe gan c
wardens discovered some feathers, which
they assert were from a ~wbipporwill, The
ESSEX association, OF which Kirsch Is a
member, claim that it is extremely rare
to see a whipporwill on the meadows,
aud that men who have hunted there for
years never recall seeing me-. THE com
mission promised to look into the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
KILLED AT RAILWAY.
Baltimore Man Was Struck by
y Express Train.

Railway, Feb. 10:- Oscar Newburger,
aged 35 years, of Baltimore, Nd. was
struck by an east bound express train
near this city shortly after 4 O'Clock Wed
nesday afternoon and died an hour later.
Newburger, after being struck, wa.
brought 20 this city and Drs. Sell, Ru.
dolph and Holmes were called, but the
man vas 80 badly injured that he dice
Elm the baggage room in less than an hou1
On bis person was found a letter from +
I Sother living at Quincy, ILL.,, establish.
fAg his identity.
AThe man was neatly dressed and bad
be{p employed on the Baltimore and Obi,
Railroad. Cards showing him to be il
good standing In the Relief Association
were found Oh him,
Just how the accident occurred is no.
known, as the mans mangled body va
found lying alongside of the track by til
engineer of the train which picked hin
up and brought him here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

In theGe times when living expenses
have increased from thir Y TO fifty per
cent it "a unusual to hear OF a standard
remedy being offered at half price.
Y that is the way G. A. S xton. the
popular druggist, is selling DR.. How
ards celebrated, specific for the cure o
fdj spepsia and constipation. In addition
ID selling a fifty cent bottle, containin-
month treatment of sixty doses, for
IS cents, he gives his personal guarantee
With every bottle he sells to refund the
money if it does not give satisfaction.
The unusual offer has brought hun
of customers to his store in the
last few weeks, yet ont Of the many bot
tics of DR.. Howard specific he has sold,
but one customer has asked TO have the
money returned. This was doue with
out any question although C.. A. Sexton
does not think the remedy could have
been given a fair trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
NO RWOOD OHIO.
FavOrIte I'm Feature Event Beat on'
ENnskiu and Queen Rose.

ENuskiu and Queen Rose.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10.-The DIS
qualification of Laura Hunter in the
las, race here helped the ring and ADD
cd another TO the list of defeated Ia
v%orites. The track was very heavy
Not in some time has there been
such large fields as those which made
IN the six races which were run off,
First Race. Garrett Wilson, first;
yellow Hammer, second; Decoration,
third,
Second Race. Hudson, first; Dapple
Gold, second; Glcndon, third.
Third Race. Miss Gomez, first;
Floral Wreath, second; Fila, third.
Fourth Race.-Bellindian, first; Sarah
Maxim, second; Favonius, third.
Fifth Race. 49, Norwood Ohio, first;
Evaskill, second; Queen Rose, third.
Sixth Race. Laura Hunter, first;
Clarcmont, second; Princess Atheling,
third
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
OF sEALsKlN.
Is RivaIcd by Human Hair Where
Daudruff is Eradscated.

Sealskin is admired the world over fol
its softness and gloss!ness; and yet the
human hair is equally as soft and GLOSSY
when healthy; and the radical cause Of al
hair trouble is dandruff. which is cause,
by a pestiferous parasite that saps tho
vitality of the hair at its root, Newbro'!
Herpicide is the only preparation that f.
fatal to the dandruft germ. Without dan
druff there is no falling hair, but a luz
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair is Ger
ain. Securing the scalp won't cure dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thous
ands Of women owe their beautiful suit
Of hair to Newbro's Herpicide, Sold b
eading druggists. Send 1Gc. IN stamp
0 The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich,
C A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
ACCURATE AVID RELIABLE.

The New York World Almanac aud
Encyclopedia is a standard annual
work of reference for pro fessional aud
business men aud politicians. 1t con-
tains a vast amount Of current in.
formation in small space and is always
accurate and reliable. The 1905 edi
tion is out and can he obtained of
newsdealers for % cents, or will be
sent by mail by the Press Publishing
Company, Pulitzer Building, New
York, upon receipt Of IS cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
TWO Hundred lnuIan Witnesses.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 1O.-Cnited
States Judge Hunt has sentenced VI. L.
Bridgman, former agent of the Fort
Belknap Indian reservation, to three
years in the ~penitentiary for making
false returns to the government relat'
ing to lumber bills. More than 200 In.
dians were witnesses in the case
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
LITTLE BOY BURIED.

The funeral of Cortlandt r. Brewster,
the four-year-old son of c. f. Brewster.
of 1913 South First street, was held this
afternoon from the house, Rev. s. r.
Jackson, officiating. Interment was
made in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
J0RGENSEN DISCHARGED.

Jeppe J~orgensen, Of Charles street, who
theft of a quantity of green trading
stamps, has been discharged, there being
no conclusive evidence against MIN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
Missing With Sa1.nOO.

GRAND FORKS, n. D., Feb. 10
J. E. Lewis, head bookkeeper of the
Grand Forks Mercantile company has
been missing for a week, and expert
have found shortages on his books az
gregating $4,000, it is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10

Boiler Walkers Return tc Work.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 10.-Thc
differences which were alleged 10 have
existed between the New York, New
.iaycu and Hartford Railroad compa-
ny and tine boiler makers and helpers
70 its employ hav~ been adjusted, and
ne men have returned to work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
Trim WRECK In Iowa =.

MELBOURNE. Ia, Feb. 1O.-Eigh'
cars of a train plunged into Il gulcl
near here yesterday, killing one per
son and slightly iniuring twenty-five
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10

II you are out OF wor pot an ad
in the Evening News, it will cost ov
nothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Annie +. Westcott, wife of Benja-
min T.. Westcott, died at the city hospl-
tai Yesterday at the age of forty-six years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10

Classified Want Ads. on page 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10

Try an AVID. in the Evening News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-10

A cough medicine over sixty years old
This must mean merit, solid, genuine merit. 1t certainly must
be true that Ayers Cherry Pectoral cures coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, asthma. Ask your own doctor to explain why 1t
strengthens weak throats and heals in1amed lungs. IeS&a1E' s%;.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
TO ctiRIsTEN JAPAN.
Roosevelt Thinks Federation May
Have the Desired Effect.


NEW YORK, No. l5.-The Inter.
Church Conference on federation rep
.rcsenting "a religious bodies and mum.
bering among its members COO dele.
gates began It's session this evening ut
Carnegie Hall.
The chairman, J. Cleveland Cady.
made tho opening address. giving n
history of the movement for fedora
ton. y letter was read from Presi.
dent Roosevelt, which said:
Il have the very highest sympathy
with the movement; for instance, |
feel that indirectly in addition 10
great good 1t will do here il is perfect
|" possible that the movement may
have a very considerable effect i'll the
Christiani@ing of Japan. which | feel
TO be retarded hy the divisions among
ourselves and by the failure 10 recog-
nizc the fact that the Christian church
in Japan must of course assume essen.
tinlly n Japanese national form"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
PRESENTED.
Powers Are Determined to BRING T,,r.
key to Terms.

Powers Are Determined to BRING Tur.
key to Terms.
tBy Associated Press
LONDON, Nov. 15.-It was asccr.
taiiicd at The foreign office this after
noon that the ambassadors OF the pow.
ets at Constantinople today presenta |
d joint ultimatum 10 the Porte.
Tho other powers did o agree TO
Foreign Secretary Lansdownc's pre-.
posals that tho powers judi
tial rs well as financial control of
Macedonia. and that the control be
extended TO the Vilayet of Adrianoplc,
which was not included in the origina,
reform scheme. The ultimatum is
presented in addition to the financial
control Of Macedonia demands n two
year extension of the term of office
of the Austrian and Russian civil
agents and of the officers OF the Euro
pean gendarmie.
Tho portee has been given 81 honrs
I'm which 10 reply. a refusal is OK.
pccted and consequently all the pow
ers except Germany which will not
participate are preparing to despatch
two vessels each to rendezvous at
Piraeus in the course of the coming
week. An Austrian admiral will com.
mand the international fleet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
dogs ATTACK THE
RAlDING POLICE
l1 Trying to XIII the srutes
Negroes is Shot by a
Detective.
d. Nssoclatn0 prnge.l

LW YORK. Nov. f5.-Four detec.
we're attacked tonight while raid
. d%isDgdcriy house in Twenty
~ frfh erect ~ three savage bull dogs
tal In trying " kill the brutes one of
10 detectives sfOt "A ncgrcss in the
he4f %"Ouudine her seriously.
Panic rcigned among he raiders and
iuc inmates Of the house as soon a.
the dcgs were let loose and several
women narrowly escaped being shot
during ihc iusiladc OF bullets that
were fired AZ The dogs.
one Of the beasts was killed by a
tliict. and after ii desperate battle
the other TWO were beaten %senscless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
VANDERBILT oUTDoNE.
Chicago Man Wins Prize at the New
York Horse Show.

York Horse Show.
tBy Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The pic.
t%nrcsquc feature OF the horse show SC
far was when the finals in the Corin-
THAN class were held this afternoon.
This called for hunters I o be ridden in
hunting costume. Three jumps we're
made, two Of fences and one the new
"stonc wall"
All the riders wore the hunting cos
tunes of various hunt clubs. among
them the Cameron Run Hunt, of Vir.
Ginin. The first prize was carried off
by Imp Wildliower. owned by Charles
T.. Mathcr, Of Philadelphia and ridden
by Hubert Mathcr.
What is probably the chief event in
tcrcsting society for the week was the
contest for four.in-hand. ten of them
showing. The leading whips in the
country drove, including Alfred G..
Vanderbilt. William II. Moore, of Chi.
caSo; Frank Winterbottom and Maur-
leo Hewlett. The final contest was
between Vanderbilt and Moore. the
latter winning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
n SsiOnarles Slain as a Result Of
a Religious Quarrel.
ONE OF VICTIMS. IS BLAMED
Truth According to the Chinese Yer.
sion is Given Out About the sIaush.
ter Of Five Americans in Far of
Cathay-viceroys Send Report.
tny Associated rross.)

WASHINGTON ID. c., Nov. 15.-No
boycott; no race feeling, but a mere
personal quarrel was The cause of the
Heath OF thc FIVE American p~resbytcr.
ian missionaries recently at I.icn.
chow. in China. according to the re-
port made today to Secretary Root hv
Sir ChenGtung LANG Chcng, the Chin.
ESQ minister here, The report, which
ts from the viccroy of the provinces
81 hwang Tung and Kwangsi, says in
part:
The American consul at Canton IL
inclined 10 cOnncct this affair with the
.oycott movement with the view OF
making the most Of the situation. Il,
lis found that the trouble originated in
q standing dispute between DR.. Machla
ilf! the Catholic converts. On DC.
lolcr Isl festival was being celebrat-
I'd outside the city of Licnchow near
/ hospital connected with the Ameri.
can missionary establishment at that
p.acc. y platform built for The occa-
sion appeared To encroach slightly
upon the ground belonging to tho
2merican missionary society. DIR. Ma.
cala desired it's removal and seized
tirre corsecraicd canons on the altar
mis- act excited the indignation OF
The village people and brought on a
riot
Iiio vicoroys say all the evidence
talien tended TO show that the trouble
had no connection with the boycott
movement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
Fined for Assault.

t3atles II. Jones. the negro who
ats arrested Tuesday for compelling
TN Stairway. It white man, TO march
Gem Saite!s Creek To This city at the
ngiut OF Il Gun Tuesday night. was
lned Si75 in the police court ycster.
DAY moraiuG for assault.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
Old Man Assaulted.

ts"Yd Simpson, Il young white man,
was hncd SLID by Justice Brown in
we police court yesterday morning
lar a~SsauitinS l.. l.. l%lalperin, an old
lntn- ihe trouble occurred in Rockets
aa Saturday night and started over
-olnc c|hcsfnuts that Simpson took ont
OF & rooster in from; of Halpcrin's
Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE.

Newport News, Va, Oct. 2S, 1905.
The annual meeting OF the ytccls.
holders OF tho Old Dominion Lanl
Company, for the election of IL Prcsi.
lent and 4 board of Directors, consist.
ing OF said president and i've other
persons. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properl:.
come before the meeting, will BIO held
at the Office OF the company, Hotel
Warwick building, Newport News, Va,
IN Tuesday, November 21st, 1903, nj
IL O'Clock noon.
c. p. ORCUTT, President.
Chas. %nabbidgc, Secretary.
11-p.tSt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
ADDING 10 the couection.

President Stickney. of the Great
Western railway. who indorses Presi.
dent Rooscyelt's rate demands, may
become known as the Big Stickney.-
Kansas City Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
PARKER FOR FAIR COUNT.
Tammany's Lawyer Assists Hearst for
the Time BEING.
(Dy Associated Prcss.l

the Time Being.
10y Associated Prcss.l
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-Mayor Nc
Clcllan joined with w. II. Hearst in re.
qnestinG the Supreme Court to grant
the application for IL mandamus 10
compel the production of the original
tally sheets before the hoard of county
canvassers. The application was grant.
cd as soon rs Ii mayors request was
made known Mt the argument before
Justice Amend. Judge Alton B. Par
ker. speaking in behalf If the mayor,
said that MIR. Mcclellan desired there
should he full opportunity TO have the
VIII OF the voters as expressed on elec.
ton day fully and officially expressed.
Before the mandamus was granted
the board of county canvassers had ad.
%journed until tomorrow, awaiting the
conrt's action.
Justice Amend granted, on tho appli-
cation of counsel for W. II. Hearst
granted an order requiring County
Clerk Hamilton, of New York, to show
cause tomorrow why the envelopes
containing the void and protested bal.
lots should not be brought before a
justice of the Supreme Court TO be
opened and the ballots adjudicated. II
Is understood that no opposition to
This procedure will be made by Alton
Is. Parker. counsel to Mayor Mcclellan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
Will Need Both If Elected.

with 40 many statesmen talking
about standing pat" and "bluflng"
the young politician is in doubt wheth.
er to study the United States constitu.
lion or MISREPRESENTATION Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Earning 5 Per Cent?

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