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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
ELECTRICAL
TICKET BROKERS.
elRs.PRooF STORAGE

MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING Iy5
Chipping, Best and cheapest Rcirs,
van q Storage Go. Phone gs ofNee sri
storehouse 1875 and l2S s West Tempi,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11
PRONOUNCED DEAD.

II. b. 17S, providing that deposits OF
state money be made IN all banks IN
proportion to the security offered ana
that the state receive ON said funds not
less than . per cent interest per an
mum, was discussed vigorously ON
motion by Joseph 10 strike out The en-
acting clause. After much hai been
said on both sides Of the question, the
motion prevailed and the bill was pro-
nounced dead.
=. p 1888, providing for an ad valorem
tax of mills on an property IN the
state, for the purpose Of raising $500
for school purposes went through after
ON EFFORT to postpone consideration.
S y los prescribing the duties Of the
county auditor, was placed nj the foot
OF the calendar. after n hair breadth
escape from sudden death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-11

Near the Holy Cross hospital. new
Groom mod pressed brick, fine
plumbing; it's beauty and could
not be duplicated at the price ~, $500
Groom frame near 9TH East and 9Th
So, $500 cash, So mo-, inc. int, $500
An elegant home OF rooms near
Senator Kearnss, modern In every
way. hot water heat partly fin
ishod In oak Observation-Disclosures. $500
The elegant home Of Moses Thatch-
err on the corner Of w. Temple and
South Temple. II has II rooms;
plumbing alone cost 81 900: hot wa
ter heat; lot 7x7 and barn lot, ..,slS500
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No, w. End South.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
A KNITTED ~STRINC-RAG.
q Handy Affair to Have About and
Also a Rather Effective Bit
Of Decoration.

Materials. -Four needles, No. II, and
two balls lustrine Zone orange, one
black. Cast on lin orange) "a stitches
on each of three needles.
First round. Plain knitting. Second
round. Knit 3, make by putting thread
over needle. slip l, knit 2 together, pass
The slipped stitch over, make /, and re-
eat from y all roun+ Third round.
lain knitting. Fourth round. Make1 ], slip
!, knit 2 together, pass the slipped stitch
over, and make l, knit 8, and repeat 10
nd. Fifth round. Plain knitting. Re-
)eat rounds 3. 3. 4 and S twice more,
but work the last plain round in black.
In the black work the 4 pattern rounds
three times, but the last plain round in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

the Dominican treaty was before the
senate many queries which could not
be answered were hurled ut the admin
Istration forces by the opposition.
Professor Hollandcr will gather in
formation which will strongly fortify
the administration when the treaty
comes up again at the next session of
congress.
The formal announcement of Profess
or H~ollander's appointment has been
made by Secretary Taft. He will be
sent TO Santo Domingo on Il warship.
\ Santo Domingo city dispatch says
that in view of the adjournment of he
United States senate and the consc-
quent failure of the treaty under which
the United States government was to
administer the Santo Domingo customs
receipts and pay off this republics for
eign creditors NJ. RcnoZ, the Belgian
minister, has handed in an energetic
protest against any further delay IN
the payment of the Belgium claims. II
is asserted that the French, German
and Italian representatives will follow
his example. .
1t is rumored that at Il meeting of
the Jiminez party it was resolved TO
telegraph to the followers of the former
aspirant TO the presidency at Monte
Cristi to prepare for a struggle. The
government is taking precautions to
meet coming events. The situation, al
though at present quiet, is very critical.
The Belgian minister leaves here to-
lay for Havana.
While foreign complications are
threatening. the internal situation is
critical and an uprising is feared. The
rampana, Il newspaper organ Of the
opposition party, bitterly attacks Presl-
lent Morales, charging him with dis
loyalty. There is activity in the forts
and in the city, and the street guards
have been doubled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

6DiNnaNis:,.'GNprMilNV,u.,.iIj
CORNER SECTION OF COLLAR.

CORNER SECTION OF COLLAR. p;
four-threaded cotton, great care must
be taken in fastening ends. At the
beginning Of each needleful run the
threads through several of the squares
to be filled and work over them. At
the end run the threads back through
sever squares. Sometimes a heavy
two-corded mercerized cotton is used.
and in the same way. Begin to work
eight squares from the side and %
squares from the bottom. The pattern
speaks for itself. Repeat the scallops
until there are IL across. counting those
in the corner. Turn the hem so there
will be four squares below the pattern
and work Eel the second ones from
the edge, as shown in the cut. Sew on
a band, and it is ready to wear. Over
a ribbon stock, with a bow In front, it
is very effective. OIL worn with a large
brooch. :.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
The Bill As Amended.

DR.. Henry's anLitoXin bill has been
reported in the senate with an amend
ment and it is possible it will pass as
it now stands. There is little differ
ence in the measure now from the one
passed last year. The meaning is
greatly changed by the word "indig-
ent'' which the senate committee in
serted. 1t provides that the antitoXin
is free to all upon certificate of at
tending physician, to such INDECENT
persons as shall need it"
There are lots of hard working men
who are by no means ''indigent" in
the meaning of the word here, yet who
are unable to meet the demands of the
trusts to save their children from
death. The senate has ignored the
will of the masses to satisfy their
masters, the greedy %monopolies. What
New Jersey ought TO have is free
antitoxin, manufactured by the state
the same as is done in Massachusetts
and the same as the city of Newark is
doing. The trust does not want this,
it sent the word to its servants in the
senate and again the people are turned
down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

orange. Work the 4 pattern rounds in
orange four times, the last plain round
in black.
In black the 4 pattern rounds twice,
once in orange, twice in black, 4 times
in orange. then 4 plain rounds of
knitting. in black. Make a round
of holes thus: Make l (by putting
thread over), knit 2 together, and repeat
all round. Knit 4 plain rounds. Cast
off. Work with orange one round Of
crochet edging thus 4, treble miss 2, l
double crochet, miss 2, and repeat from
" all round. Place a piece of thick cop
per wire in the holes and fasten the ends
into a circle. then tie a ribbon Oh
either side, and hang the string-bag in
a useful corner or on the handle Of AN
office table.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
Has to Curtail His "GrOg."

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Admiral
Dewey, who has had IL long siege of
the grip, called on the president atpthe
latter's request and held a conference
owe proposed appointments and ad-
vanccments in the navy. The admiral
was surrounded by friends when he
was about to leave the White House.
He has lost flesh 10y his long imprison-
he had been advised by his physician
to curtail his 'grog."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER.
FORECAST,

In the Middle States and New England
today partly cloudy to overcast and slight
~ warmer weather will prevail, becoming
thick or foggy on the coasts with fresh
easterly to southerly winds, in ;reasing
in the afternoon, followed by rain in the
northern and central districts. On Sat
arday, overcast to partly cloudy, slightly
colder weather will prevail, preceded In
the morning by rein on the coast districts
generally, with fresh southwest to north
west winds, followed by clearing and on
Sunday fair weather, with slight temper
ature changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
DIRE DISTRESS.
1t is Near at Hand to Hundreds of
Perth Amboy Readers.

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is the Kidneys cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly.
Dire distress, diabetes, brlghts disease.
Robert Love, of Al Duer street, mem.
her Of the firm of Dove Brothers. grocers,
Of 251 West Front street, PIainfield, N.
j., says:
II suffered from kidney complsint for
light or nine years-pain across the back
and a lameness over the kidneye. Coldt
always settled there and aggravated it.
AT last my back grew weaker and any
heavy lifting or too much standing or
sitting gave me additional pain. In tn
morning my back bothered ma greatly
until | moved about and took some exer-
else when it became better to a certain
extent. | doctored and used different
kinds of so-called kidney cures, but it
was throwing money away. Seeing
Doan's Kidney Pills highly recommend
ed in our paper, and being in bad shapt
at the time, | got a box. Before taking
half of it my condition was greatly i'm
proved and continuing their use, all the
pain left me-"
Plenty moro proof like this from Perth
Amboy people. Call at G. W. Parisen's
drug store and ask what his customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Now York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name "Doan's" and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

WESTBORO, Mass, March "a
James Bodie of WestbOro was killed
on the Boston and Albany division
near Westboro depot by Il New York
express. He was walking for exercise
on the car tracks and stepped out of
the way of an approaching freight
train in front of the fier. His body
was thrown fifty feet and horribly
mangled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
FRIDAY, MARCH "a.
Limiting the Tax Rate.

If the law now before the legislature
TO fix a maximum tax rate is passed it
will bring the lowest rate to this city
that Perth Amboy has had in many
\ years. Having q population of less
than so, 600 the rate here would be
pimited to 81. so. At present it is over
Ae.
On first thought it would seem that
this city would suffer greatly because
of the many improvements necessary
and the constantly growing cost OF
maintaining the different depart
ments. Perth Amboy has just under
gone q general increase in valuations
and, as far as the ordinary property
owner is concerned, he could not
stand much more, nevertheless, it is
safe to say there r many properties
in the city, and especially the fac
tories, which are not, even now, as
sessed at their true value. A tax rate
OF 81. so would mean hat all of these
would have to be the mark and there
by equalizing taxation everywhere.
There is no doubt but that rigid
economy would have to be practiced
and the city might have to go without
some of the things it so badly needs,
n little longer. The NEWS has main
tanned and still holds that the tax
payers, and that means everybody, for
the mar paying rent does not escape,
should be patient and bear the extra
harden without g%rumbling, for a time.
in order that Perth Amboy may have
some Of the many improvements so
badly needed and which citizens of
other cities enjoy. AS has been re-
marked before, the expense is all fall
ing at once, because so little has been
done in the past and the city has fallen
behind her sister municipalities.
There is a great difference between
the tax bill of a few years ago and the
tax bill of today in Perth Amboy.
The increase has been enormous, but,
as a whole, the people have borne it
uncomplainingly and the great major
ity have been satisfied, as long as
they could see good return for their
money and knew that their city was
progressing. This has shown a pa
spirit and we believe the peo-
pie would be willing to stand this in
creased cost for several years yet in
order to allow for the necessities of
.up-to-date city government. If the
state law e e fit to step in, however,
and fix a limit beyond which)a NUM-
cipality cannot go there is 10 objec-
ton and II would brino rdlief to a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
Former speaker POmerOy Dead.

AUBURN, y. y. March 24.-Theo-
dore NJ. pomeroy, speaker of the house
at the end OF the Fortieth congress, is
dead here in his eightieth year. Mr..
Pomeroy was born in Cayuga county,
y. Y. in 1924 and was educated at
Monroe academy and Hamilton col
lege, taking his degree of A. /. in 1912.
Fifty years later Hamilton college con
ferred on him the degree of Ii. ID.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

great many. 1t would mean some
very close figuring in Perth Amboy,
but if the limit was fixed, there would
be no thought OF going higher and the
city would soon accustom itself to
the new conditions, and, within a
year or two, it would be hard to no
tice any difference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
HOLLANDER MISSION
Special Commissioner VIII
Probe Domingo Methods.
wARSHlp WILL TAKE HIN TO ISLAND
Rcnorted That JIminez Party Are
Again Preparing For a Struggle
For the Observation-Disclosures
Files n Protest.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Profess'
mr. Jacob IL. Hollander of Johns Hop.
kins university will leave in the course
of a week for Santo Domingo, where
he goes as a special commissioner from
the United States government to make
a thorough investigation of the condi-
lion of President Morales government.
Professor Hollander is not on u dip
lomatic mission, but goes only to in
vcstigate the financial condition and
the methods of the government. When
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, March
24.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cass Goddard has
been appointed Il deputy sheriff of FL
Paso county. She is the only woman
occupying such an Office in Colorado.
The appointment was made to help her
in the protection of mistreated ami
mails, but she has the full powers of the
Office of deputy sheriff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
NEAT HAND MADE COLLAR.
Filet Net Used for This Dainty Piece
of Lingerie and the Stitches
Are Very Simple.

OF the many new things in collars.
none is prettier than those made of filet
net, n of which Is here illustrated,
says a woma1 writer in-theiOrange Judd
Farmer. strip three inches wide will
make collars fora or 13-inch
neck the cotton to EAprk it with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

CINCINNATI. o., March PA con
tribution of $4,000 from an unknown
philanthropist toward the expense of Il
new building for the German Theolog-
ical seminary at Bloomfield, y. j.. was
announced here by the Rev. a. w. Fis-
mnr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

is four-threaGed. like darning Gotten.
but is mercerized. Use the four threads
at once and fill the squares by working
around each one twice. When using a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

FIRE a OAE
ca Raritan copper works
20 High and Lew
81 Madison ave and Paterson %
% Market and First SITS.
ab smith and High st
81 state and Smith SITS
g ~Ruokipsham ave and Hartf
a. Commerce and Front SIS
A. HiRh and Warrington str
"a otxtetHt And buckingham ave
% Han ave and Charles st
81 Railroad ave and Wayne
GO Warrington aud First SITS
as Turnpike and Elm st
% Smith At and Watson ave
ok Commerce and State @
72 Front and Smith ats
70 Water and Gordon ets
"a KeRrny ave and Gordon ct
Sc Smith and Herbert St
s. Woodbridge road and Washington st
81 Lehigh ave ' Stanford ct
10 send In an alarm, open the door OF the bo'
and pull down the lever and let 60 once only
STAY &C box until Afemen arrive.
SPECIAL oALls.
tap-Break In circuit. Q taps-Drtl and fr'
alarm test Hydrant at corner of Jefferson ant
HiRh street Alwayst to be used for this trial. )
taps Fire out. 5t~aps-Police call. i2-Call TO-
lincoln Hose i9-Call for Warrington Hose
H-call for Mcclellan Hose iS-Can for Pro
esction n. and L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

II you are out of wor put an nd
in the Evening News, it will cost ov
nothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

Entered at Post ONCE as secOnd-class matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24

Distance Telephone %
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
An Accident.

Quite serious accident occurred last
Wednesday afternoon on the public road
near Mr.. Beal's, near Mullica Hill. As
Mrs. Robert Carson was bringing Mr.. and
Mrs. John Halliday home, the horse be-
came frightened. and turning suddenly,
overturned the carriage with the occupants,
in compound fracture of Mr..
Halliday's right arm, and the breaking of
the right arm OF Mrs. Halliday, and cutting
and hruising all three about their faces and
heads. Medical aid was soon at hand. and
all were able to go to their respective
homes The next morning Mr.. Halliday
was sent to the Pennsylvania University,
where it was deemed best for him toremain
a few weeks. He was the most serious
injured, and it is hoped be will have speedy
and full recovery. The carriage was a total
wreck. while the horse was only slightly
hurt
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
BAD CEMENT, OR?
state sanitarium Buildings at Glen
Gardner to be Razed

DR.. w. S. Jones, Of Camden, chairman
Of the Building Committee of the Board Of
Managers Of the State Sanitarium for Tuber-
culosis, Rev. George B. Wight, State Com
missioner Of Charities and Corrections and
State Architect George E. Poole. went to
Glen Gardner, N. j., few days ago to in
specs the walls OF the three baildings in
course Of erection there for the State Sani-
sarium. Following the inspection the build
ings were condemned and will have to be
torn down.
was ordered stopped because it was found
the walls were defective. It was stated at
that time that considerable portion OF the
walls would have to be rebuilt. The stu
ation led to the official inspection by the
State authorities.
The officials found that the walls SO far
as erected were absolutely worthless, owing
t the fact that the cement had failed to set
properly or to take hold upon the stones
State Architect Poole went over the work
carefnlly and found that in many places the
cement could be dug out with penknife
or even kicked out with the foot. He pick
ed from the wall.stones to which not parti-
Gle Of cement had adhered and found them
as clean as the day they were put into the
structure.
The contractors are Philadelphians and
the three buildings which are to be torn
down would have cost when completed
about $3.50, 00V. They were to have been
finished December l5
Commissioner Wight has directed that
the cement be analysed BY the State Chem
ist, in an effort to learn the cause Of the
trouble.
Has New Jersey got lot OF incompetent
officials or was too much graft exacted of
the contractor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
Monthly Courts.

Judge Jessup held the September session
Of our county courts last Friday and dis
posed Of four criminal complaints Of minor
character.
The troubles d Mrs Wm Cox and Azrss
orispen d The First sFafl gsrs esss.s 'sss
MI: Cox was required q pay fine q 81
and costs.
VIM. Maliey who caused so much able
at Sewell two months ago, was tried and
Convicted, the fine and costs amounted TO
about SIS.
Wclsey Van b, alais Thomas Lawson,
pleaded guilty to the laFncey Of two boxes
Of cigars from store in Swedesboro. as he
was hungry and wanted something to eat.
His case was continued for a week.
VIM. Fl. schweikert, 10 years old, also
plead guilty to taking $40 from the
home of Benz. Reed. near Gibbstown The
lad said his father was in hospital and
he gave his mother $40 and had the rest
put in bank. His case was also continued,
so his case could be Investigated.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05

Superintendent Wilmer reported Septem-
Der collections $143 Is, and II, 402, 900 gals.
Of water pumped.
The Sewer committee presented the re-
port Of the Sewer Commissioners: Aside
from the legal verbiage, the report says that
the cost of the sewers were certified to them
at $f04, 756. So; that the sum of So, ,086. So
had been assessed against property owners,
leaving $s3, ,669.72 to be paid by the city.
The sum assessed property owners is 25c
per front foot of property.
The report was ordered received and re-
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole for
investigation in Council chamber on Mon
day night next at o'clock.
The sewer Commissioners were instructed
TO add Aberdeen Place to the assessment.
Inspector Wilmer reported that State
Inspector McLane, Of the State Board, was
here Monday and madean inspection Of the
system, and reported it IN good shape and
all right.
D4ls NdbcC1A obneCd thap I'LL ulC4JnnC A1A
declared the joints of the line were not
tight and too much outside water was per-
colating through, which might cause trouble
in time.
Mr.. Davis, chairman Of the Sewer Com
mittee, stated that the only trouble feared
was from surface sand getting into the traps
and manholes.
Mayor Ladd sent veto of the repealer
Of the South jersey Telephone Company
ordinance, claiming that the acceptance of
the general ordinance by the phone COM
pany in 1902, virtually abrogated the pro-
visions Of the South Jersey ordinance.
The Mayors veto was sustained by the
following vote:
Ayes Cattell, Chenoweth, Glover.
Nays-Burkett. Davis, Kugler, Munyan,
Pierson, Reading.
n. w. Halsey & Co., New York bankers,
solicited the city business, regarding the
floating of bonds.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
A Gard To Voters.

BRIDGEPORT n. r., Sept. %, 1905.
TO the r0ters Of Gloucester CO.;
| take this method Of informing you that
at the solicitation Of many friends all oyer
the County Of Gloucester and by unanim-
ous vote Of the Democratic County con
vention am a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff and, if elected, pledge you my
honor that will fill the Office to the best
Of my ability and according to the strict
letter Of the law. | would respectfully ask
that all persons give my candidacy their
careful consideration aud If favorable cast
your vote for me on election day, for which
you will have my lasting gratitude. With
thanks to the people for past favors and
honors, lam,
Your obedient servant,
ELWOOD USINGER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05
Mr.. BRYAN Abroad.

Mr.. Bryan, accompanied by Mrs. Bryan
VIM. ]. Bryan. Jr., and their younger
daughter, Grace. left Lincoln septembeE p
for tour around the world. They took
passage on the Pacific Mail Steamship Man
churia, which sailed from San Francisco
September 81
They go to Japan via Honolulu. After a
few weeks in Japan they will proceed to
China, the philippine Islands, India, Aus
tfalia, New Zealand, Egypt, Palestine.
Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Switzerland.
Germany, France, Norway, Sweden. Dem
mark, Russia, Holland and the British
Isles
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-05

for haying been skillful in killing the i'm
provement Of Wood street. The appropria-
tions had been increased to meet the cost of
this improvement.
Mr.. Chenoweth presented the following
communication from Col. Green:
The undersigned, trustee of ]. d. Green.
request your honorable body to widen, grade
and gravel West Centre street, the widening
land grading to be in accordance with sur
Eyey to be made by VIM. M. Carter, City
FSurveyor. C/9
In consideration of such widening, grad
ing and grayeling of said street hereby
agree to move back the buildings on the
South side Of said street belonging to Jos.
D. Green and curb front of said proper
ties in order to give the necessary 20 feet
for the driveway, and allowing s or 10 feet
for sidewalk as provided by said survey and
specifications of said surveyor. The offer
contained in this petition shall not be bind
ing on petitioner unless acted on at once by
the city.
The matter was referred to the Street
committee for investigation and early re-
port.
Mr.. Davis moved that the resolution
ordering crossing opposite the fire house
be rescinded. Carried.