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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

one of those accidents which the mos,
careful mother cannot ward off. An in
Gulgent friend may have overloaded the
stomach with fruit or candy. The most
moral youngster once in a while climbs
to a jam pot. Extreme heat or cold
causes the most wholesome meal to dis
agree. When stomach trouble and an
eruption of the skin arise in some such
way, add a few drops of lime water 10
the glass OF milk ana give the little one
a charcoal tablet after each meal.
Sometimes a very young stomach
adopts an antagonism Of its own. Ionce
knew a perfectly healthy child who
could not eat red raspberries without the
most violent attack OF indigestion as a
punishment. In a case like this, do not
force the matter; merely wait. That lit
lie one had a wise mother who kept red
raspberries out of her reach for u year
or two, and in the end she outgrew thu
weakness and now enjoys the fruit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Chance to Advertise the City

The attention of thu members of the
Chamber Of Commerce is called to the
special dispatch from Trenton, pub
lished in the NEWS Saturday, telling
of the "~Industrial Dlractory of New
Jersey" which is shortly to be issued
by the state bureau Of statistics, con
tanning q description Of evaTy city,
town and village in New jersey.
This book, for which data is now be
ing collected, is to be widely circu.
lated by the state, and, being official,
it is looked upon as 81 ~ hority.
II would be we'll for the Chamber
of Commerce to get into communica-
tion with the head Of this bureau at
Trenton ard cooperate with him in
every way possible to place Perth Am
boy in an excellent light before thu
public. Here is an opportunity to ad
verties the city without cost. The re.
suit may be OF untold benefit. The op
nd
~portunity should be seizsd upon glad
ly. New Jersey is a great state.
This industrial directory is going to
aF. a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHE R
FORECAST.

In the Middle S tates and New England
today partly cloudy, slightly warmer
weather viii prevail, with fresh variable
winds, becoming northeasterly and be
coming decidedly in force on the coast,
followed by snow aud sleet, turning to
rain in the southern districts. On Tue
day, cloudy weather nearly stationary
temperature. and probably with snow or
tin and both; northeast to uortherly
W nds, becoming variable, and IN We'd
uesday partly cloudy to fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

TARRYTOWN. \. Y. Fob. 20. -
From TarIytown to Nyack the Hudson
river is frozen over for tho first time
this season, and more than 1000 per
sons crossed the river safely during
the day. This is the first time the Hud-
son has been solidly frozen over in sew
cral years. In the channel at Dobbs
Ferry the ice is eight inches thick.
People are driving across in slclghs for
the first time in ten years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

1t is understood that several new
busiress houses are to be erected along
State street this spring. This is good
news. State street has been backward
about taking on a city appearance and
a few more modern structures along
that thoroughfare is what is needed.
A good pavement, however, is needed
as badly as anything. Tie deep holes
and ruts in the present wornout ms.
cadam is disgracetuA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Farmer killed be- His stcpson.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb, -. VIII
Avis, a farmer. was shot and instantly
by his sixteen ycar-old stcpson
his home ut Wickllffe, Il few miles
east of Cleveland. yesterday. Avis and
the boys mother had been quarrclinG
and the boy took his mothers part.
The family formerly lived at Noble, o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

about one yard OF pale mauve or
heliotrope silk seven inches in width.
1t should be gathered neatly to form a
frill. and sewn t the under part, and
then drawn closely together at the top.
and finished with q bow Of old-rose
cord which forms the handle. The
base is edged with the same, which is
twisted at intervals in the manner
shown. A sheet Of wadding should
next be tackled in, after which line
with cream silk or satin. Unless one
has a store of silks laid by to draw
upon, the following quantities should
be bought: Th~ree-eighths yard each
of old-rose bengaline, heliotrope or
mauve glace, cream satin, 81 inches
wide, and "a yards Ct old-rose cord.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Entnl ErnInsinn nj Bnku.

BAKU. Feb. 20. An explosion OH
board a nuphtha barge here set fire to
several other barges and n landing
stage. 1t is reported that twenty PEG
pie persisted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

CELINA, O., Feb. 20.-Elijah Lynch,
thirty six years Of age, and Fred Har-
mon. seventeen years old, have been ar
rested here on the charge OF making
counterfeit five cent pieces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

The City of Perth Amboy, N. j.. will
receive bids and proposals foi a single
horse hose wagon Of sufficient size &c
carry 500 feet regulation ~ inch
double jacket fire hose.
All bids to be in before March 20th'
1905
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Lot s2s1.ono SECURITIES.

SOUTuBRlDGE Mass, Feb. ~
Herman Stanley Cheney, n capltalist
OF this town, has lost by theft or other.
wise papers having II face value OF
1855. 900,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

prove it. The Chamber OF Commerce
should see to it that Perth Amboy is
represented as one Of the greatest
cities in tue state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

FIRE ALARM BOXES.
u Raritan Copper Works
20 High and Lewis
~ NJ ldisou ave aud Paterson 40
% Market and First SITS.
IS Smith and High Ut
81 state and Smith SITS
% BuekiD CHAM ave and aaFtf
10 Commerce and Front sts
a Htzh and Washington str
81 State st and Buckingham sve
sc II iii ave and Charles st
81 Il lilroad ave AMI Wayne
G2 Washington and First sts
G3 Turnpike ana Elm sc
"a smith 1t and Watson ave
to Commerce and State u
72 Front and smith sts
73 Water and Gordon ss
"a Kearny ave and Gordon 81
SO Smith and Herbert st
81 Woodbridge road and Washington 81
81 Lehigh ave Stanford ST
To send in an alarm, open the door of the boz
and pull down the lever and lat go once only
Stay at box until hrenen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
tap-Break in circuit. taps Drill and 0rs
alarm test. Hydrant at corner OF Jefferson ant
High street always TO be used for this trial. :
taps Fire out. taps Police call. Zeal TO-
Lincoln Hose i3-Csll for Washington Hose
l4-Uall tor GcClellan Hose tB-Cal Cor Pro
faction ! and T.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

Entered at Post Office as ~secondclass matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20
Perth Amboy Coal Co.

Best Lehigh and Hazelton COAL We
do not give any stamps but we do give
you full and correct weight, which we
guarantee. A trial will convince you.
Office aud yard Cor. Division and William
IT. Tel. call lbs r. g. PM FMSkY. Mur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

Sometimes the child's stomach be-
comes sour, as the expression goes, from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-20

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

The Review Is delivered by c0rrlers n the following tOwnL- Naco. Cananea- Douglas Tombstone. Benson. South Bisbee. Paradise. Don Luis Pearce-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
TucsoN's POSITION.

Let there be no mistake engendered or falsehood sent abroad regarding the attitude of Tucson in connection with the proposal of joint statehood with New Mexico
 The good people of this city have a right to demand that they shall not be misrepresented. The chief city of Arizona is patriotic and loyal to Arizona, one and indivisible, now and forever. A few weeks ago a meeting of a few citizens was held at the court house and it was blazoned abroad that 32O men had joined the Joint was a lie, written by a liar. It was also said the meeting represented the people of the county of Pima and the city of Tucson This was also a lie, written by a liar.
 The municipal government of Tue son, represented by the mayor and city council, has protested against joint statehood The county of Pima, represented by the board of supervis- ors, has protested against joint state hood. The chamber of commerce of Tucson, representing the thrift, en- terprise and business sagacity of the community, has protested against joint statehood Every agency, every body having any right or authority to speak for the people of this commun- ity, or in any way reflect public sen timent, has entered solemn and ser
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

the Kelly family, never drew two hun dred dollars per month. or any other sum in 1905, 1904. or any other year, from the Copper Queen Co.,. or any other company, that was not in pay ment of regular advertising and job printing bills, as the records in this office and the office of the Inieynation- Iai-American at Douglas show.
 The present editor Of the Miner, dug ing the time he was connected with this paper. had access to all the private Correspondence. all the accounts. was familiar with all transactions of what ever nature. and the above sfstemer ts. tended to discredit the Rc.c '5 ;-- imagination of a disea -i, C- else a deliberate falsehood.
 The editor of the Review knows per fectly well to what the blackrlailer re fers. Why didn't the Miner man tell all he knows about the business af- fairs of the Cons. Pt'g. & Pub. Co.,?
 During three months of 1904 tine h. ternational-American. owned by the Consolidated Printing & Pub Co.,. at Douglas. did receive for the above pc riod of THREE MONTHS, when the business season was at the lowest ebb, an advance CT account. the first of each month, of s150O0, from the Cop per Queen Co.,, with the distinct under standing that the same was on ao- sah T,f international-American office at Doug las show. was liquidated by job print ing and advertising charges, during the winter of 1904 and spring of 1905.
 Other business men of Douglas came to the assistance of the International American during this trying period in, its existence. and to these business concerns, aInorg which was the Cop per Queen Co.,, that paper will ever feel grateful.
 It is no use, my friend, to attempt to expose the business affairs of this with which you were at one time connected. There is nothing to conceal. nothing to be ashamed of, and nothing to apologize for.
 The Miner is on the Copper Queen and other mining company payrolls to the same extent as the Review. rece'~ ing money justly earned for sdyertis- ing and job printing bills.
 An attempt of the evening black mailer to tell the truth or present the facts in any argument. wo"la exhaust it's supply of dope
 A blackmailer has no need of the truth.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

ious protest against making Arizona a vassal province of New Mexico
 Tucson has a right, and it is it's duty, to resent the insult to its in telligence and patriotism implied in any suggestion that it's people are dis loyal to Arizona, and ready to be- come the allies of New Mexico in a scheme to destroy the autonomy of their own commonwealth. Let there be no more falsehoods sent forth re- garding the attitude of Tuscon. The people of this city will not tolerate degrading falsehood in which their honor and patriotism are involved Citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

The suggestion coming from Phoe- nix that the Cowa nlaw be so amended as to make the territorial auditor the agent Of all interpretations in the ter ritory is thoroughly impractical There are hundreds of corporations in Arizona outside of Phoenix and Maricopa county which have no bus mess in the capital city, and to have their agent in the city would be a great inconvenience. Besides it ought not be denied that men who put their money into company have the right to choose their own representatives and agents. Under the Arizona law every corporation must designate an agent upon whom legal papers may be served, and it would be ridiculous to say that corporations in Cochise county, for instance, should have such an agent in Phoenix instead of in this county. The incorporation agents in Phoenix have worked the Phoenix newspapers to a frazzle in hammer ing down prices of advertising arti- cles of incorporation, but that diff culty can be remedied by the Phoenix newspaper men when they see fit to do so.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
DEMOCRATIC ATTITUDE.

The Baltimore Sun says: If the chief purpose of President Roose- velt's recent visit to the South was To secure Southern support for rail road legislation. his mission seems to have proved eminently successful. With one or two exceptions, the Sen ators from southern states are heart fly in favor of the measure with which the president is identified. Representative from the South are also disposed to cooperate with MT. Roosevelt"
 If to obtain support of his railroad policy was the chief purpose of the Presidents visit to the South. then he wasted some valuable time The Democratic national platform con tained this declaration, offered in the committee on resolutions by Senator Bailey of Texas:
 We demand an enlargement of the powers of the interstate commerce commission. to the end that the tray
 
 country may have prompt and ade- quate relief from the abuses to which they are subjected in the matter of transportation. We demand a strict enforcement of existing civil and criminal statutes against all such trusts. combinations and monopolies: and we demand the enactment of such further legislation as may be neces- sary effectually to suppress them"
 .Ths plank represents the attitude of most of the Democratic Congress- men toward the railroad, problem There are one or two exceptions. The Southern Congressman favored the measure of regulation advocated in the platform before the President went south, and Senator Morgan and one or two others were opposed to it before the President went South, and are opposed to it yet
 Had MT. Roosevelt been seeking support for railroad legislation he should have gone to West Virginia. Ohio, Rhode Island, New Jersey and states up that way. We cannot see why newspapers, in discussing this question, cannot speak accurately. It is the President who has come across. NIT. Roosevelt has won the sup port of the Democrats by coming to the Democratic doctrine He can win it again by coming across on the tariff question.-Citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
REMARKABLE YEAR.

The year 1905 is rapidly drawing 10 a close and will soon belong to the past. The year has been a remark able one because of the unusual
 amount of rain which has fallen in every section of Arizona; the year came in raining and it bids fair to take it's departure while it is raining. During last winter the rain was all most continual during the sixty days duration of the legislature, and in that time only six regular passenger trains reached the capital city over the Mar icopa and Phoenix line. In every month of the year just passing into history there have been good season able rains. We have found no one who can point to any year of the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

ing companies and railroads in that district.
 The beautiful Gila valley in Gra- ham county was heavy loser from the floods. In the spring hundreds of acres of cultivated land was cut into the river and carried away, be-, sides the irrigating ditches and the dams were practically ruined, entail ing almost as much expense to repair them as to build them anew
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
past when SO much rain fell in Ari-

past when so much rain fell in Ari- zona.
 While the extreme rainfall in 1905 resulted in splendid crops and made the cattle ranges magnificent, still great damage was done by the result ing floods. Especially was this true along the Gila river Clifton has been twice flooded and the damage there has reached more than s1OO,OOO, not counting the damage done to the min
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

Watch the Review tomorrow for the details of how the editor and proprie- tor of the evening paper attempted to pull money from one business man of Bisbee by the promise Of blackmailing another
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

Congress will adjourn on Thursday for the holidays. So far there is no occasion for alarm on account of the passage of the joint statehood bill, but the people of Arizona must not regard the danger as being over, and stand their peril and fortify them selves against further disaster.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

Does the reader notice the cunning with which the above is worded?
 IF
 If is a useful little word The ev- ening papers sole mission appears to be an attempt 10 discrediJ the Review and it's editor in this community, and the Review has seen fit in the past 10 ignore the inuendos and false as sertions. but not so in the future. The time has come when the people Of Bis bee should know the inward wOri,in~e Of the blackmailing. grating sheet that wraps itself in the cloak of hypoc- risy, while t plays it's vocation of pull ing money rom one business man with the proEse of bIackmailing another.
 Regarding the above charge. it is as false as the similar statement that the Review refuted to the satisfaction of and congratulation of the community on Tuesday morning. Ibe Review. or
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
Extract from the Evening Black
 mailer.)

NENtract rom the Evening Black
 mailer.)
 Actually, the first attempt at earn. ing the TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS a month, for which the Kelly family has been on the pay rolls of the Copper Queen Company since the month of August, 1904. is being shown now. For this the C. O. Co. is indebted to this paper.
 If the Kelly family DRAW TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS A nfoNTr! FROM THE COPPER QUEEN COM. PANY regularly, surely they are ex- pected to do SOMETHING in return for the investment. are they not? If not. then they have the ''softesr tb'-~" within our knowledge. This amount is drawn each and ever r- c-. -ho books of that company by the afore. said twenty-five-thousand-dollar corpo- ration Of course. this amount will be duly credited as earnings" so that the remaining fourth MAY GET part of that if the concern should ever pay a dividend"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

The Review showed the evening pa per up as other people see it, and the only answer left vas another avail anche of false chaESes against the Re- view. The Miner man is slashing around now like a wounded reptile. spewing its venom at everybody and everything that comes within range,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

There will be no objection on the part of the policy holders to the pro posal of the President that life insur- ance managers shall in the future be hedged about with laws for the pro- motion of honesty.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21
Lowell Branch Office

Lowell Branch Office.
 A Branch office has been establish -s at Lowell in the building occupied " Lowell Drug Co. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- sn prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-21

This paper Is kept on He at Law -ence's Advertising Agency. 401, Elk tminer Bldg. Los Angeles Cal. where contracts for advertising may be uhde.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
YOUNG ROGERS TOLD TALE
Left Home With His Aunt, But Ran
Away From Her In Buff
fal0

Chicago. March 1.-THE first apparent
ly adequate explanation of the mysterious
disap Dearance Of the boy, Frank Ely
Rogers. and has aunt. Miss Florence Ely,
four years ago at Evanston. was made
tonight to u representative of the As
sociated Press by James - Rogers. ia
Their of the boy. Though simple and
81 ghtforward. the truth OF the mys-
terry. according to Mr.. Rogers. is stranger
than the many fancfful stories that have
been written about the case Mr. Rogers
tonight said:
AT the time OF the disappearance of my
son Frank. like many boys of his age.
was fired with desire to run away from
home and see life for himself. HIS aunt.
a sufferer from melancholia, was about
10 be placed by us in a Sanitar rum, a pro
Ceeding to which she strongly objected
As n result Of these circumstances the
two left home together and went to Buff
falo- There they separated Miss Ely
entering d large store. apparently to do
some shopping, and leaving Frank out
side. She had previously given him n
small sum of money. From that time uu-
til now Frank has not seen Miss Ely, and
neither he nor We know her whereabouts.
Frank following out his ideas of seeing
the country, made living as best he
could, and has finally returned home,
after many NiciSSitudFS- This Is the cN-
plandtiOn of the mystery As learned by
me from my son, and is apparently the
whole truth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28

men were at work. This second com
paTtment WAS not affected by the acct
dent aS there is q bUlk-head between
them. CreedOn was the first to aSCeT-
tain that the roof of the tunnel was
leaking and that the air was rushing
out into the bottom of the East river,
which was about forty feet deep above
them.
Remarkable Escape.
With sand bags he attempted to plug
up the leak, but as he did so the whole
roof was blown out and the tTemen-
dOus force of the compressed air drove
Creedon out through the hole The
upward rush of~air carried him to the
surface in a tWinklmg Ind he shot into
the air with great force RystanderS
quickly rescued him out of the water
He was considerably bruised aud Shak-
en- up. but was not dangerously hurt.
BystanderS who saw the man shoot
to the surface say that he was shot
twenty feet into the air from the level
of the water and that his startling ap-
peaTanCe severely frightened several
Italian Ia bOrS OF a nearby pier.ard that
they took to flight His companions
were dragged back through the tunnel
by workmen from the next compart-
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-28
LEGACY AWAITS HIM.
Frank L. Doe Found After Absence of
Thirty Years.

SAN Francisco. MARCH, THAT facts
Rrc often stranger than fiction was again
Demonstrated today in Judge Coffey's
court room when tho estate OF John =
1'oc was called up for final distribution.
y his estate has been pending many years
~ the probate department. and it was
only by the mereSt chance that there was
saved for Frank l.. Doc a. legacy. which
together with interest. will be in the
)f0'ghborhoOd of Sl6. 00o. John = Doc n
wealthy pioneer. provided iu his will hat
each of his ueDhcwS and uieccS should
receive a legacy of 5000. An of these
l"saCiCs have been long paid saving the
CU' I'M question, am Frank T. Doe had
been long considered dead by his broth
ors and sisters. who had not heard from
him for period OF over thirty years.
IT WAS only within a couple of weeks
that Calvin W. Doc. brother living in
Big RdnidS. Mich. received Il letter from
his brother Frank from Durango. colo.
which by Nero chance ne sent TO Loring
y Doe. brother. residing here. but not
estate of his uncle had not been Ioue-
since fuTCclUscd by reason of his non
appearance. kilograms were hastily cX-
sShIugcd aud IL seems now to be beyond
doubt that Frank J.. Doe is living and
entitled q" his legacy.
Ih" appearance of Loriue I. Doc i'm
court at the eleventh hour prevented dis
1-ihutjuu Of tho estate and all that is
known refer Frank T. Doe To ACQUIRE
tho ttlc for tAc fortune awaiting and
which ne is ignorant is to appear i'm
court aud make satisfactory proof Of his
identity.