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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07
Rhinelande1, Wis.

The county of Gates is in a
qRandry. Last winter bill passed
TIE legislature changing the name to
Rusk. BY an error the bill was
numbered 500 instead 400, and the
question now ii whether that error
abilities the law. The attorney
general thinks not. but that probably
will not settle the question. That
county wants to issue bonds but it
does not know whether to bond Gates
county or Rusk county.-Antigo News
Items,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07
County Officers.


AR W. Of A. EAGLE WATERS CAMP No
W 900 meets every Friday evening at M:
va A Hall. Visiting members are cordially Id
vited N. NJ EmmonS, Y. G.
A. c.. Miller. Clerk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-07
ADVERTISING RATES.

Locaas, 5 cents per line for each insertion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
The w LINE

One OF the most interesting series Of
articles on the SUBJECT of the great rail-
ways Of the country that has appeared
recently is that from tie pen of Frank IL,
'pearman recently Published in the Satur-
day Evening Fost, aud which has since
1een printed in book form by scribners,
rLe chapter descriptive Of the Chicago y
North Western Ry. has beeu published by
he passenger department Of that Ilne 10
ptmphler form for general distribution
md will be sent to any address on receipt
of &c for postage. w. b. Kni>ksrn, p.
T. NJ, Chicago. 1875 3 10 II IS .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

TO whom it mav concern.
Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
ell Of the CITY of Perth Amboy intends
10 construct a sewct in Charles street
from huntington street northt 20 connect
with the sewer on state street, and that
III the oponiou Of the Council it will be
necessary 10 construct said Sewe'
through lands OF William r. Mcredit
and Others. on a line formed 10y the con
tinuation n~orthcrly OF the centre line o
Charles street through SAID lands to {
point opposite the culvcrt under the
Perth Ambov and Woodbridge Railroad
and thence cHsterly through said oul
vert and lands of said Railroad Com
pany and OF said William T. MEREDITH
and others, and of Joseph Gadek on ,
straight line to conncct with the scwe
in Charles street, Persons ohlcctin
thereto arc hereby notified that such Oh
lection, must be filed in the office OF tn
Civ Clerk in writing, at or before tn
expiration OF ten days from The date o
,h1S notice.
Date. Feb. 10th 1909.
CHAS. NJ. MacM LILLIAN,
Cry Clerk
iO1J5 2-2I lot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
ADS AND

sNoticy f. hereby given that the Coun-
Gil Of the City oL Perth Amboy, y. J.
will nee. oh AprI. Bad, 1903, at 500
p m.. III ,uc Council Chamber,
at which .imu bids viii be received ior
furnishing IL Combination Ambulance
ard Police pa,ro, Wagon, at a cost not
exceeding 500 90. Bids must be filed
with the City Clerk at or before the
time Yt that meeting.
CHAS. N MucWILLGAMS,
1886 3-1U lOt CITY Clcrh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
ECONOMY IN TRAVEL
TOURIST SLEEPERS TO CAL
IFORNiA,

are first class in everything but name,
They afford a most comfortable and
economical way Of crossing the cont,
neut, Berth rate, only 81 from Chicago
to California. Railroad ticket 33@,
March / to May 10 1905, Chicago to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara,
Sacramento. or most any other point IN
California. Chicago Milwaukee Is ST.
Paul Union Pacji; aud Southern
Pacific line ". s. Howell, 3S1 Bro,d-
way. New York. 1927 80 2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today fair to clear weather and slowly
falling temperature will prevail, preceded
by cloudiness in the southern coast of
this section, with fresh westerly to north
westerly winds. On sunday clear, and
slightly colder and fresh to west-north-
west winds will prevail, temperature
falling decidedly below freezing in the
lake region and vicinity and on Monday
fair to partly cloudy weather, with light
temperature changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
30.

Are you goin- to the West, Southwest.
North west. or to the Southern White
Resorts. if so see W. G. Walsh, Jrr Dis
trict Passenger Agent, c. r. II. Of N. j.,
Newark. y. j. He can help you rega"
ing Routes. Rates aud other details o.
travelling. iOlaS 22l At tu'tA's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
SATURDAY, MARCH Il.
Place for the Eagles.

Doubles the tiremen will solve
the problem Of Eagle Hose Company
for themselves in due time, but the
EVENING NEWS would respectfully
suggest that the Eagles take their
ple &c 10 line just ahead of Prnteo-
ton Hook & Ladder and let Protac'
choose the second assistant this
near. This would bring the election
OF the second assistant chief as fol
lows: 1905, Protection Hook q Lad
der; 1906, Mcclellan Engine Com
pany 1907, Lincoln Engine Company
1908, Washington Hose Company 1909,
Eagle Hose Company, and so on.
This makes Il definite place in the line
Tor the new company and at the
sumo time none OF the old companies
will have to step out Of their usual
place. This will also give the Eagles
plenty Of experience before they Rre
called upon to name a chief We
would be glad to have tho iremcu
discuss this matter through the
c lumns of the NEWS Surely .
place has got to be made for the
Eagles someHherc. We have %ventured
n suggestion, are there any others:
We will be glad TO publish them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
coInmh,a Cbompions at Haskell ball.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Columbia
defeated the University Of Fennsylva-
mia last night in the Columbia gymna-
stun. running M the largest total ever
made in an intercollegiate champion
shin basket hall game. the final tally
being so to1G. This was the last game
in the intercollegiate series
winning the championship with eight
Victories and no defeats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Now it is Jamcsburg which il j.
the market for q boom, Report las
it that q pllysicll culture colony is %
be established neal there. That ought
to be pretty near sire nuous enough
for u friend, Theodore r osevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Thst Woodbridge propos ton seems
to be about the toughest the Public
Service has ever been up against,
The desired franchise is only q small
stretch Of public highway across a
creek, but the trolley company has
had to do more fighting and has de-
voted more time to it than to many
applications for franchises COVERING
many miles The coming meeting of
the Woodbridge township committee
promises to be a warm one. Oarteret
people want q trolley and they de,
serve to have it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

1t is said that Cordova tainted when
he was told that he had been expelled
from the ministry. Wonder if the
action of the conference surprised
him. Surely he could hardly have
expected the bishop to assign him to
another church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Never make u noise il slipping your
soup.
Never coCl your coup by blowing upon
your spoon.
Always take soup from the nearest
edge of the plate by moving your spoon
from you.
Never take soup from the point OF a
spoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

T%otteuville people are wondering
when Il ey Will get a trolley inc,
woul | suggest at it will come
about the same time the bridge to
Perth Amboy is built.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
$50 10 Cali or6ia va the Picturesque
LehlQh Valley Railroad.

Every day February - 10 Nav IT,
the Lchigh Valley Railroad will sell
one way Co,onist tickets to any main
line'poiut inCaiifornla Oregon, Washing
ton Tor $50. Corrcspondingly low fares
to many other points. For books, time
tables and fnll information wr te or call
on Lchiph Valley Agent a; 10 Smith
St. 101l5 2-1S-25 3~-4-G-S-ll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

The legislators down at Trenton
svidently agree with General Grant
in his determination to fight it out
on this line, if 1t takes all summer. -
They show no signs of ending the
session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
Trim Feet.

Now that short frocks are almost uni
yersa.ly worn, except for house and Gin
ner gowns, women are paying great at
tention to the appearance of their feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

II the Legislature passes the Morris
canal abandonment bill, after hay ing
defeated Assomblyman Colby's mea-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

What do you think about the condi'
ton of the street in front Of YOUR
residence? Is it a credit to the city,
to your neighborhood or TO yourself:
II it is NOT, why not get up a petition
to have it improved: At least, do not
sign a remoostrance against having it
passed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

. HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March L.
only two favorijrS won at OaNl"""'
Uildpbrand riding both. The winners
y.c"c Marycl T.. Trappist Bravery ana
.,istnn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Russia will soon be able to rein.
force her troops at home with the
prisoners liberated by the laps at the
close of the war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

FIRE ALARM BOXES.
% Raritan Copper Works
2f High and Lewis
"a Madison ave and Paterson 70
rs Market and First SITS.
rs Smith and High st
"a State and smith SITS
% Buekip CHAM ave and Hsrtf
40 Commerce and Front SITS
AZ high and Washington str
IS State st and Buckingham ave
Sc Hall ave and Charles st
&c Railroad ave and Wayne
w Washington sud First SITS
IS Turnpike ana Elm sc
u smith st and Watson ave
"a Commerce and State Is
~ Front and Smith SITS
II Water and Gordon SITS
~ Kearny ave and Gordon 81
~ Smith and Herbert ST
SS Woodbridge road and Washington st
81 Lehigh ave ? > Stanford at
To send in an alarm, open the door of the bo,
and pull down the lever and let go once only
Stay at box until fremen STRIVE.
SPECIAL CALLS.
In circuit. 2 taps Drill and fire
alarm test. HydraDt at corner Of Jefferson anC
High street alwaysto be used for this trial. Z
taps Fire out. 5~taps-Police call. i2-Call to'
Lincoln Hose i3-Call for Washington Hose
i4-Oall for Mcclellan Hose iSCsll Tor Pro-
lection q. and L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
Legal Notices.
NOTICE..

To the Honorable Board of Aldermen
of the City of Perth Amboy, n. j.
We, acknowledgment property owners
along both sides of State street, Ia the
city of Perth Ambov, between the
n%ortherly side.of Smith street and the
end of the macadam al the southerly
line iof the Lehigh Valley railroad
property, petition your honorable
board to have said street paved with
high grade sheet asphalt laid over the
present Telf1rd maCadam, from curb
tn curb. and that, the space betUeen
the rails of the tracks of the Perth
Amboy RAILROAD company and for Il
distance of two feet Oh each side
thereof shall he paved by tho said rail
road company, its lessses or assigns
under the provisions of the franchise
granted to the said railroad company,
Which ordinance for the giving of sud
franchise WAS approved January Is,
1899.
That oue-third of The cost and ok
penscs of paving said street from each
curb to within two feet of each said
rails shall be paid by the city of Perth
Amboy.
That the remaining two-thirds OF
the cost and expenses OF paving said
street from each curb to within two
feet of each said rails shall ne assessed
upon and be paid by the land and real
estate benefited by such Improvements
in accordance with the provi sions OF
he city charter.
And your petitioners will ever
pray:
EgR St. Stephens Catholic
nhrrgh Darfh A m hnv N
j., Julian Zielinski, Sec.
q Rector,
William 2 O'Hara,'
jacob G~oldberger,
John j. Clark,
Charlotte HallahaU,
l.. Perelnlau,
Max Goldberger,
Lars C. N. Broqgsr,
Mary RYAN,
Sander Klsh,
Il Ric3i,
Harry l.. Wolff,
sam SavcnOT,
John Seaman,
Thomas Langan,
Peter PavloSsky,
VIM. j. Laavv.
James T. McA!lnden,
Nathan jacobson,
a. Wednct2,
Morris Shangold,
Joseph Bruoh,
Frank Huda,
Joe Kramer,
j. ) Smith,
sam Weinberg,
Samuel Belikovc,
\. Greenhaum,
Emil Sameth,
Annie Rush,
q. W. Tyrrell,
NJ. Lcichtman,s
ID. e. Lund,
Jacob H. Gnldsmi h,
\. L. Cohen.
Hugh G. Reilly,
Ira r. Grouse.
l035S 80 st IN tn s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Lost ANYTHING: A cent-a-word put
IN the Evening News will find 1T for
voU.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

sure against perpetual franchises, 1t
will clearly show vhother the repub
llcan party, as represented in the
state, favors the people or tine cor
poratious. The Colby bill was in the
interest Of the people, the abandon.
ment bill is in tie interest of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
Two Tugs were busy all day above
the county bridge breaking the
ice to prevent the structure being
farther damage. This is q rather ex
pensive way of maintaining u bridge
across a stream. We wonder Of the
freeholders expect to continue this
system Indefinitely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Classified ads. OH page ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Entered at Post omce as -second-class matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

iOlJ1 l-lI lot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

"I read in this mornings Age-Herald an article reproduced from the New York World in which 1t was stated that 6O,OOo cases appeared yearly in the police courts of that city of husbands deserting their wives" said Judge N. B. Feagin yes terday afternoon. This is really appall- ing where there Is such a small per centage of negro population as there is in New York city but right here in Biz mingham we are not so free from this evil, but the large majority of separa- tions of husband and wife here do not come under the head Of assertions by the husband. In fact, there are, com paratively, few of these, but separations from other causes are numerous. Wife beating Is the usual cause, and about one-third of such cases. which here will average 150 per year, are among white people.
 "Of course,' continued Judge Feagin, i've do not hear of anything like all these cases in the police couI-, and would say that at rough estimate, there are 15O white men in this district who arc guilty of wife-beating in a year and about three times as many negro men. About half of thea perhaps. arc heard of in the police court and most o. ;heri separate. Almost invariably such cases are among the lower classes of both
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS
East Lake Casino.

The Pan-American minstrels and Diana, serpentine dancer, opened weeks en- gagement at the East Lake Casino last night The minstrels were seen here last season and made a favorable impression. Most of the first part" was cut out last eight, and that part of the perform ance fell fiat. It could have been climin- ated altogether without bringing a pro- test from the audience.
 In the olio the mipstrels redeemed themselves. as a number of clever special ties were introduced. Lambert and Pierce gave a pleasing song and dance number in burnt cork, the Savoy quartette was encored for it's songs and Jack Lyle made a pronounced hit with his monologue. The musical comedy of Swift and Buck ley brought applause and laughter. while the acrobatic work of Max and Duncan was quite clever. These two comedians introduced difficult feats of equilibrium and jugglery.
 The performance was concluded with a number of serpentine dances by Diana. These dances were artistic and were pre- sen,ed with an unusually elaborate elec- tric equipment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
JUDGE FEAGIW TALKS
 OF WIFE BEATING

races. although it is difficult to classify the lower class of negroes. Wife~beating usually follows drunkenness on the part of the Husband.
 Perhaps a great many people in Birs mingham do not know that the last constltutional convention or the state of Alabama disfranehised every man oen- victed of beating his wife. The regis- trars of Jefferson county, whose duty it is to keep a list of the qualified voters, each year examine the records of the va rious courts of the county and strike from the list of voters every man who has been found guilty Of wife-beating-
 Wife beating Is no uncommon tnins among the lower orders Of society Wnlic it may be eliminated by process of edu- cation and moral training, it has heen handed down to us, to quote the common law where the memory Of man rum meth not to the contrary'-that IS, rom time immemorial-that the husband fad the right to whip his wife provided nc did not whip her with Q ritch larger than could be drawn through the mar riage ring.
 "The latest exposition n an Alabama court upon the privilege of wife-beal- ing resulted in divided court. Chiet Jus tice Peek holds that a man had right to whip his wife. as provided by com mon law, but JuEtices Salffold and Petefs delivered a majority opinion denying 'he right of the husband to whip his vile at all This Is the case of the State vs. Fulghum in the Forty-sixth Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

Julian Kendrick, the city engineer, and Dr. Oscar Hayes, the city physician, are carefully Investigating the cause of ty- phoid fever in Birmingham.
 MT. Kendrick, whose reputation as a sanitary engineer, is excelled perhaps by that of no other man in his profession in this secion of the country, had this to say yesterday on the subject:
 '"The investigation that Dr. Hayes, the city physician. and I are making will continue for ten days or two weeks. We shall not be ready until that time to make a comprehensive report on the sub ject, but we have already obtained in- formation and facts that form the basis for accurate deductions.
 "In word, there is reason to be- lieve," continued MT. Kendrick, that cases of typhoid fever are caused very often by out of date sanitary materials and disregard of the ordinary rules of cleanliness. The negro houses, or houses temporarily occupied or used by ne- groes on the premises of white persons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
INVITATION GOLF
 TOURNAMENT HERE
ALL SOUTHERN GOLF CLUBS WILL BE INVITED TO SEND REPRE- sENTATVEs TO BIRMINGHAM IN FALL.

An invitation golf tournament will be held in Birmingham this fall on the links of the Country club. The golfers of the club have extended invitations to all the golf clubs in the south to send representatives to Birmingham to the tournament.
 The date of the tournament has not yet been decided but 1t will probably be held the latter part of September or the first of October. It is thought that about fifty golfers from all parts of the south will attend the tournament.
 Several cups and other trophys will be offered by the local golfers and every thing possible will be done to entertain the visitors The golf links at the Coun- try club are not yet in condition for the southern championship to be played here. It will probably be two or three years before the championship tournament will be held in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
DOCTORS LISTEN ID
 MEDICAL PAPERS Meningitis, Typhoid Fever and
 Sanitation Discussed QUARAN TINE IS LIFTED
pr. Rosser Talks Abous Weeds--Dr. Parke's Resignation From Board of Censor Not Accepted-Lieutenant
 Governor Cunningham Attends.

The features of last nights meeting of the Jefferson County Medical society were the reading and discussing of pa- pers on meningitis. typhoid fever and sanitation; the refusal to accept Dr. Parke's resignation as A member of the board of censor and the adoption of a resolution lifting the quarantine against Montgomery.
 Lieutenant Governor Cunningham was an interested attendant and voted to lift the quarantine
 After the minutes of four earlier meet ing had been read and approved and four physicians had been admitted to mem bershp, Dr. J. M. Mason read paper on cases of meningitis. In the discussion that followed, Dr. Cunningham Wilson, Dr. H. s. Ward, Dr. E. H. Sholl and others praised the merit of Dr. Mason's s paper.
 Dr. Rosser on Weeds.
 pr. H. N. Rosser read what he called an impromptu paper on Weeds He said he didn't want to take up the society's time but that he knew some- 1nl1lK aDOul MtGub hlid WotiN t'iA '~ NH bust" What he had to say about weeds amused the society. He drew attention to the weed cutting ordinance recently adopted by the City Council. Dr. Rosser said that a great many weeds were "in- secticides," which when translated into readily understood English means that the iimpson weed, the smart weed, pen nyroyal, bitter weed, and wormseed tenu to kill insects He said that uncut weeds and grasses served useful purposes oi drainage, and he added that the whole sale cutting of these weeds had dam aged the drainage of the city as much as would the stopping up of all the city drainage pipes.
 pr. R. B. Hardness. the health officer, in reply. said that the purpose of the weed cutting was to clean up the town and get rid of garbage, and dead anil mals hidden in the weeds.
 Dr. George s. Brown agreed with Dr. Hardness. pointing out also that the mosquito lives on vegetation, sucking hu- man blood merely for recreation. Weeds and grass said Dr. Brown, where the mos quitoes' ood-blood-sucking sort of del- icacy.
 pr. Wilson on Typhoid.
 Dr. Cunningham Wilson read paper on two cases of typhoid fever, one of the cases resulting in surgical operation from which the patient died. Dr. James s. McLester deprecated using the knife too freely in such cases. Dr. Casey of North Birmingham, advocated promtness in making an operation when conditions justified it.
 The society then adopted the resolution Introduced by Dr. James E. Dedman, lift ing the quarantine against Montgomery
 A. vote of thanks was given to Dr. Me- Lester, Dr. ]. M. Lowrey and Dr. Frank Nabers for the investigation of the steg- omyia fasciata.
 pr. T. D. Parke presented his resigna- tion as q member of the board of cen- sors.
 Dr. T. l.. Robertson moved that it be not accepted. Speeches followed from pr. Sholl and Dr. D. F. Tally and others, praising the work done by Dr. Parke as a member of the board of censors.
 The resignation was not accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
CITY ENGINEER TALKS
 ABOUT TYPHOID FEVER

are fitted up with this out of date, un- satisfactory and unsanitary plumbing and the carelessness of negroes leads to the dissemnation of the disease.
 "One of the roots of the evil is known as the Philadelphia hopper These Philadelphia hoppers' do not flush read- fly with water, and cannot be made to do so. The result is that in the sum- mer time the typhoid fever germ is readily carried by swarming flies to the houses of white people near by, and there are many white victims of the disease.
 There are several hundred of these Philadelphia hoppers' in Birmingham, and l am inclined to think that the time has come when we must get rid of these out of date plumbing or sanitary sup plies. They must be displaced by more scientific material. The health of the city requires that we get rid of them. Tha sooner they are taken out of the houses the better will 1t be for the city.
 When the Philadelphia hopper is out of the way it will be necessary to be- gin a campaign to compel the negroes to comply with tine ordinary laws of clean liness."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

The representatives of the United States Wood Preserving comnlpany. which has the contract for paving a portion of Highland avenue with creosoted wooden blocks. have stated that the trouble in laying the blocks can be easily remedied.
 William Foley, one of the superintend- ents of the company, is already in the city and F. A. Hummer, general mana- ger # the company is expected in Bir- mngham today. He was in Cincinnati yesterday aDG a telegram was sent him there asking that he come to Birmins- han at once and see what is the trouble with the paving.
 It has been stated to City Engineer KenJrck that the difference in the south ern and eastern climate was responsible for the blocks bulging as they have done. It was further said that little