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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
NATURE SPARES


What a fortunate provision of nature
It is, that deprives the rose of mental
suffering; for how poignant would be it's
grief to discover, in the height of its
blooming glory, that a canker fed at its
heart, and that its beauty n fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature always
spares the suffering; she is q veritable
store-house of pleasing rewards, for
those who seek her aid. In the years
gone by falling hair and grayness have
cast a gloom over the lives of thousands
of young women. but thanks to the in
vestigations of scientists the true cause
Of hair destruction is now known to be
a germ or parasite that burrows into
the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicide
absolutely destroys this germ, thus
permitting the hair to grow as ma
ture intended. Sold by leading drug
gists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample
to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
G. A. SEXTON. Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
New state College RuiIdins Bids.

ITHACA, n. Y, April 11.-Mlorris
K%antrowitz of Albany was the lowest
Of fourteen bidders for the contract to
construct the new State College of Ag-
riculturc buildings at Cornell univer-
sity. Elevenbid We're within the $3.50
400 appropriation made by the legisla-
ture. Kantrowitz's bid was $177.7OO.
The award will not be announced until
the next meeting Of the building com
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11

NEW YORK, April II. - Recorder
Golf. on motion of Assistant District
Attorney Rand, granted an adjourn
ment of the trial of Nan Patterson I'M
til Monday next. Mr.. Rand said the
prosecution was not ready to go on.
Attorney ABRAHAM Levy, counsel for
Nan Patterson, protested strongly
against an adjournment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
AGAINST MORM0NS.
Newark Conference Passed ResO-
luton to Unseat Senator SmOOt.

Newark, Apr. ll:--A protest against
Mormonism in the form of a resolu-
tion calling upon congress to prohibit
polygamy and the United States
senate to eXpel Reed Smoot, the
senator from Utah, was yesterday
brought before the Newark NJ. E.
Conference at is last business meet
ing of the 1905 session at the Halsey
street NJ. Z. church, Although it
provoked not a little discussion it
finally received the support OF most of
the members of the body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
PET DOG SHOT.

The pet dog of Mrs. Singer, Of - Kear
ney avenue, was shot by Officer McDer-
mott this morning. The dog had been
sick and has acted in a peculiar manner
this morning, Mrs. singer called at po-
lice %headuarters for an officer to shoot it.
The pistol shot brought out the whole
neighborhood. The dog was a pet in the
Singer family and was the companion of
all the children in the block.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
Five KilIed on snntn Fe.

KANSAS CITY, April 11.-Five per-
sons, it is reported, were killed and a
number injured by a train collision last
night on the Atehison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad at Kinsley, Kan. A
train was standing at the station when
another train ran into it from the rear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
INSPECTED

The Board of Education met~at the
high school Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock and went on a tour of inspec-
tion through schools No. ;, in State
street, and No. ), in Cortlandt street.
The inspection was made to see
what these schools needed in the re-
pairing line and at the next meeting.
of the board money Will be appro-
priated for the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
NEARLY ALL SOLD.

The shares of the Citizens Electric
Light, Heat and Power Company are
almost sold. 1t is probable that a meet -
Ing of the stockholders will be held in
a short time after which the company
will take active measures to install their
plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
ANOTHER ISSUE.
The High School Echo Will Appear
Again This Spring.

AT "A meeting of the officers of the
High school Echo, held yesterday after
noon, it was decided to get out another
Issue of hat interesting little beet with
IN a short time. The Echo box, which
is placed in the auditorium, to receive
the contribution of the scholars literarily
inclined, is now in place, and many good
articles are expected to be found when
the box is opened.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
ARRAIGNED a

- Adam Dobrisky, who lives in the three.
family house at p Elizabeth street, was
arraigned before the recorder this morn
ing on a charge Of disorderly conduct
preferred by Mrs. Josie Shultz, another
tenant Of ~the--.house. Mrs. Shutz is in
delicate health and was unable to appear
against Dobrisky this morning. Debris
ky was paroled for a month.when-a hear,
ing will be held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11

TRENTON. y. j., April ia Penn
sylvania New York fiier going a sixty
mile clip stopped suddenly near Tully-
town last night, iolting the passengers
stopped on signal, when it was discov-
cred that the road ahead was blocked
by the roofs Of four freight cars, which
had been lifted off by "A gale which
swept this section earlier in the even
ing & ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
FINGERS CRUSHED.

Anton Pulaski, who was employed by
a contractor doing some work at the
Barber Asphalt Works, has several fin
gers crushed shortly before & O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. He was ia ken to the
1ity hospital where he is now confined.
Pulaski's Injuries were so severe that
it was necessary for DR.. Tyrrell to am
putate four fingers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11

Local Items


According TO rumor Sickles Bros. will
reopen their store in about two weeks.
Real estate in this section, the agents
has been in several years. There are
several big land deals on and when they
are consummated they bid fair to mark
an epoch in Perth Amboy real estate.
Rutgers College will reopen tomorrow
after the spring vacation of a week.
The Seaman building at 10 High street,
is undergoing alterations. The office on
the first floor will be made into dwelling
apartments.
j. S. Smiths building at 50 Smith
street, is being painted.
The Board of Education will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Steele, of Rah-
way, are visiting Mr.. Steele's brother in
this city. Mr.. Steele is cOnvalescing
from a severe four weeks illness with
pneumonia,
Miss Stella Fine is the new cashier in
the Central meat market in State street.
Miss Anna Mentz, formerly cashier at
the Central meat market is now occupy
ing that position at S. Scheuers g. Sons.
Miss Julia Doyle is back at her old
position as cashier of the Blue Front.
Platoff Zane, who has resided in this
city for nearly a year and been in the
employ of the Wood Preserving Company
has left this city for his home in Pitts
burg.
Frank NJ. Frint, of New York, th e
vaudeville agent, vas in town today.
Mrs. J. E. Erickson will open Il MILL
merry establishment in j. B. smiths
building, 50 smith street, in about a
week.
John Il. Watson, of New York. is in
this city today.
Little Lucinda Winant, of Winant ave
nue., Kreischerville, who has been Ill at
her home is slowly improving,
Mrs. William Sharples, of New Bruins
wick, is spending IL day with ner sister,
of : Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Van Nance, of
Port Richmond, Staten Island, were visi-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, of Paterson
street, Sunday.
Benjamin Riggs, of Englis htown, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. 6. Weir, of
TOttenvillp.
Miss Ella La Forge, of Princes Bay,
visited Perth Amboy, saturday.
Mrs, William Greenleaf and son Robert,
and heI niece Miss Ada Marsh, of 343
State street, have returned to their home
after visiting at Philadelphia.
Painters are at work in the front of the
building a 50 smith street, occupied by
l.. c. Moore and the Bishop Company.
The Misses Mary and Tessie Teavy, of
state street, attended the Seventh Regi-
ment drill, in New York last night.
Ihe new houses of E. V. Eskeson at the
corner Of High street and Gordon avenue
are almost completed.
The lawn Of Grimstead house OF High
street, is being put in order fol- spring.
The Eagle Athletic Club held a short
meeting last night,
The Catholic Club held a meeting last
night in their rooms in the Odd Fellows
building
Mr.. l. f.. Bailey, formerly with the
Paterson division Of the Public Service
Corporation, has been engaged by the
Perth Amboy Gas Light Company, to
represent them in this city as demon
strator aud salesman for their gas ranges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
Tarmer.n WIG Hnnged Her.elf.

HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y, April IL
Mrs. William Gardner. wife of a farm
err living two miles west of this place,
was found dead4in her room, her body
suspended by a rope. No cause is as
signed for her act.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
MEN LAID OFF.

Because work is not over brisk at the
Perth Amboy Terra CottasWorks fifteen
employees Of the machine shop were laid
Off ye iteriay afternoon. The lay off, it
is expected, will not last long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
Mr.. GRAY

Luke Gray, who for many years has
been a Waterman on the L-ehigh Valley
railroad has resigned that position to &C
cept a Ike place with the STANDARD
Underground Cable Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
LICENSES GRANTED.
All but Two of South AmbOy Men
Get Licenses.
.SbeeiaL l0 Tie E0eNtng Mezgs.

New Brunswick, Apr. 1I:-Judge
Strong, this morning, granted all but
two of the applications for saloon H.
cense in South Amboy. These two,
those of John Lukil and Harry Frogot-
son were laid over for two weeks, as
the court understood that there was
opposition to them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
MERRY SIEVE ".

The Merry Seven will hold their
meeting at the home of Mary Hoyat,
1854 Washington street, Friday. at )
O'Clock. All are requested to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
LiNCOLNS MEET.

Tonight the members of Lincoln En-
glhe Company will hold an important
Meeting at which the nominations of a
chief and assistants will take place. A
supper will follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
HAD PHOTOS TAKEN.

One day last weeE the Bartenders
Uni on went in a body to Hilker's Photo
in New Brunswick avenue, where
they had their photos taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
UNDER 500 BONDS.

Lyman Hopper, a butcher, was last
night arraigned in police court on a
charge of assault and battery preferred
by Mrs. Steve Serada. of 80 Hartford
s~treet>-4t-.wss placed under 500 bonds
bea,t.' next Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
DECISION REVERSED.

+. Trenton, April II 1.-The court of errors
and appeals has rendered an opinion re-
yersing the court of chancery in the case
of the Empire Trust company against the
trustees in bankruptcy of William Fisher
& Co. and the Broadway Trust COMPANY.
The particular phase of the suit decide
was the appeal of the trustees from a de
cision of the court of %..chancery in favor
of the Broadway Trust company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
ALFRED E sURRRl'
Well Known Business Man Tells of !
culiar Experience.

Few business men are better
through the country than Alfred
of Passaic, N. J.. Althoug he
eighty-one years of age and the
a large concern, as we'll as the q
the Passaic Item, yet he found
write the following letter, hoping
would be of interest and benefit
readers.
To the Editor -
cannot keep from expressing
prise at the wonderful relief ane
[ derived from the use of Hya(
some years past | have been 4
nasal and throat catarrh, and
time have expended a great m
to specialists, aud had my third
washed and smoked week
The first time | used HyomeA
prised at the change it brl
was a few months ago, and
it occasionally since. 1t
well that | often forget al
use for several days, but d
| breathe it the hawking
cease, and it is wonderful
/ am owe eighty-one
careful not to prsfSe ao
know what | ams&bout.
Respectfuily yourSN
Alfred Speef(
The complete Hsomei outfit, inc4GdN
the inhaler, costs but 81, while ext
bottles sell for 80 cents. You run i
risk whatever in buying it, as c.
Sexton sells it under his personal qua
antee to refund the money if it does u
relieve. Ask him to sh Nv you a copy
his guarantee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
GIRLS PLAY
BASKETBALL.
First Game of the Season Took
Place Yesterday Afternoon
Freshmen Won.

The first basketball game of the
season was played On the high school
grounds yesterday afternoon when
the girls of the sophomore and fresh
man classes met in an interesting con-
test.
Although lack of practice was plain
ly evident, that will wear off with a
very few games and the series be-
tween the various classes will start
with the players in sterling trim.
Yesterdays game was in the nature
of a preliminary contest to the season.
1t is hoped to procure a regular re-
fierce for the games.
p In the game yesterday, the ffesh-
men, assisted by two member OF the
class which graduated from. the school
a year ago, defeated the sophomores
by a score of 60, three baskets to one.
All three baskets for the freshmen
were thrown by Miss Gertrude
Pfeiffer. 'O4. The sophomore's basket
was scored by Miss Lavinia Colyer.
Two full halves were played. Miss
Ruth Fletcher was referee, and Miss
Hattie Mead timekeeper.
The teams lineup us follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
a HOUSEWARMING.

Tonight Court Keasbey Independent
Order of Foresters, will hold ap i'm
portant meeting 10 their rooms in the
Jefferson u iding. II is hoped that every
member will be present.
Loo crNthe Real Estate co umu Of
page 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-11
ARE T COMPTON.

Summonses are Il in,the local district
court in an action brought by the State
Board of Pharmacy against William
Compton, not a registered pharmac ist.
who has acknowledged IN court to selling
laudanum while no registered pharma-
cist was in the store called Campbell
Pharmacy. but which Compton claims to
have owned for some time.
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RETRIEVE READ.
WOmnn Wcpt In silence rs She Heard
the Official News-iIns Bccn
Removed from the death Col.

Windsor. Feb 3.--rhe messenger bear
ing the rcpricvc of Mary Rogers the con-
victcd Bennington murd,ress. from Gov
crnor Bel, to High Sheriff II. II. Peck.
at the state prison here, arrived early
this forenoon His coming put an end
to the anxiety the sheriff had felt in view
Of tho possibility that the rcprievc might
not reach him before two o'clock in the
afternoon. the time Limit for the .Nscu-
ton of Mrs Rogers. Messenger chan les
7. Walters. secretary of civil and MILL
tarv affairs, reached here before eight
| O'Clock this morning Sheriff Peck was
waiting for him at the railroad station
aud at his hands received the onicial
document. Secretary Walters also
brought a letter address, d to the sheriff
| from Governor Bell.
, Mrs. Rcgers awolic this morning after
a comfortable nights sleep secure III tie
knowledge that at least four more months
of lite had been allowed hcr Yet nc
change marked her APP earAncc or &C
tons. and tn same apparent indifference
news of the repr.cve was noted to-day
! Neither did she manifest any feeling
over tho announcement that to-day
must listen tr the formal reading Of nc,
| death warrant.
! Sheriff Peck. accompanied by three
deputies went to the state prison short
| ~ before nine. \ conference was held
| with Superintendent Cakes and it WAS
| decided there should he no delay with
| the business and the formalitics should
be carried out ut once. Accordingly
! Superintendent oakcS escorted the
shcrins To Mrs Rogers cell. For The
! first time since her arrest she gave
way To her emotions. She did n"
weep audibly but great tears coursat
| down her checks and she WAS unabl
to speak word.
Sheriff Peck after greeting Mrs
Rogers. unfoldcd tho death warran
and III Solemn tones began to read the
| document. As soon as no had finished
tn" sheriff read the reprieVe. The par
tY then returned To TN" guard room.
Mrs Rogers was at once remove,
from III" death cell to II cell in TIN
w"mans wing of the prison. She vii
not he allowed to nInel. with othe
prisoners although allowed the free
dom "f tho corridor.
III" gallowS wis removed during tn
night and the sombr" black drapcri,
that shut out IA view of the dealt
removed and the prison resumed
normal ASPECT sheriff Peck loft fu
, Waite River Junction this afternoon.
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MARY l.. PALMER's ESTATE.
STAFF; or VERMONT. Dist-ic, of &
tendon, IS.

sTArE or VERMONT. Dist-ic, of cl
The Honorahle the Probate Court
the District Of Ch!itenden,
To the heirs and All persons inter-.
ed in the estate OF Mary L. Palmer. t
of Charlotte. deceased.
GREETING
Whereas. application hath been md
to this court in writing, by the admiuI
traitor OF the estate of Mary l.. PalmI
late of Charlotte. deceased prJ
ing for license and authority to Il
ceased. ior tn" payment of debts III
charges of administration. setting font
therein the amount of debts due fr,|
said deceased, the charges Of aiminl
tration. the amount Of personal csiJ
and the situation of the real cstatcl
WherC upon, the said court appoint
and assigned he 10Th day OF Fnhrud1
1900 al the Probate Court rooms, in 81
district. To- hear ana decide upon ~
application and petition. ana "rutred ni1
lic notices thereof e. be- given t. ~ i]
sons Interested therein. 10y publshi
said order together with The tlm'
place o. hoaiiuc, three weeks su''r 1'N
" in ia, Burlington We klS Free fl'5
u new spap.r which vlrculat"S III y
ed in said estate, all which pnh'N
lions shah L." previous 1" TIL" ''f p
ID for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified L. /,
near before said Court. At the 'lil' ="
Mace assigned. then ana th' =" III ~
rrnrtins Of SUCH license, II you soc e"u'
Given under my hand. at tn' lN'ns
Court rooms. this .3rd day ar d''l""'
! 9oi .. ,,>,.,I.u
sowst 'nis"
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Henry +. paly. tho veteran actor. who
WIS leading man with Edwin Forres:
forty years ago. died in New York thi;
week
j. Frank IIanly. republican GOVERNOR
elect of Indiana. is a tcctotaler. does
not use tobacco. is pillar in tho Method
st Church and teaches in the Sunday
school.
Mrs. Lucy Boardman of NV Haven.
Conn. whose hcnofactions have been
numerous. has given s2I,(ro To Christ
Church, West Haven. Conn. for Il low
church.
\ gift of curios valued at sa'",ooO has
been offered to the Smithsonian nsti-
tuition Icy Mr.. Charles l.. Frcor al Do
troi,. lie is the owner Of the famous
Whistler collection of paintinga
Professor Rouilion. adjunct professor
or manual training in the Teachers cot
lego of columbia University. has been
appointed chief Inspector ~ technical
education ior ireland. and will resign
his professnrshr in New York.
DR. William e. Vile. the noted scicn-
It's, of Eanhury. Conn. who has paid
w
ington trying Ia urge the government to
establish IA laboratory on the Island of
Molokai for tho study Of loprosy.
The will of T. l.. Bondurapt of Lee
land. Ill. who has just died. leaves an
estate OF 100000 to various forms of work
carried on by the Christian Church. Five
thousand dollars per year is to be de-
voted to missionary work in Chicago.
Glen. \. w. Greedy. chief signal OIL
ccr is busiy engaged at present in per.
| fccting his plans for converting the Oma =
Ia (Neb) barracks into signal corps
post, where experiments will be made
with airships and dirigiblc balloons.
| Gilbert Rossiter. years ago a writer Of
historical sketches concerning the North,
west. has just died in Lake Forest. aged
So. He devoted much time to Indian 10
gends connected with the early history
OF Illinois. Wisconsin and the Lake Super.
ior region.
Bishop Thomas Il. Nicely of the Mctho
dist Episcopal Church. is planning fol
the erection of Il Protestant Church il
Panama lie has almost completed nego
tiationS for the purchase of the ruin.
of the church Of Santo Domingo. which
is owned by tho estate of the Marqui,
de Saba. The bishop has just left Pa
mama for Peru
Chandler Rathion Post OF Detroit. wh'
lis now studying in Athens under th'
ltLniloS Eliot Norton Fellowship of fiar
ward, has won three prizes: by attain
ing the grade of \ in fifteen differcn
courses. 10y obtaining highest honors il
the classics. and also in literature. or
dnarily it is considered except anal Il
win anN.ouc of these honors.
prof iIoiatio w. Parker. dean of TN
department of music nj Yale University
has composed an anthem which Will j.
sung in Washington by chorus Of ~
voices at the concert ia connection Will
, the innugurai ion of President HonscNcIi
II is "ntitlrd Union and Liberty" ap
IS lniscd ON the famous pen of olivN
Wcrlcll i,nnn..-
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tho door. one Of the bullets lodgingin the
calf of the captive's leg. The bullet has
not been removed as yet. Tho wound ii
not considered dangerous.
UNFORTUNATE START FOR JARVIS.
this city, general manager OF the Rut :
land railroad with Mrs. Jarvis. left to-
night for New York city. They will
sail Tuesday morning for II Meditorran-
can trip OF six weeks duration. One of
tho journals on MIR. Jarvis's private car
broke before tho train had gone three
miles and the car was set off. A steam
crane and crew was sent for 1t from,
this city.
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ESTATE OF JOHANNA sui.
~ NII<E .V<.
| STATE OF VERMONT, District oil

tenuen.
To all persons concerned in the cs(
Johanna sullivan, late of Burling1
said district. deceased,
At Probate Court. holden at M
ton, within and for the District OF C1
den, on the LIST day OF February
an instrument purporting to be tn
will and testament of Johanna SUI
late of burlington. in said al
deceased. was presented to the
aforesaid. for probate.
And il Is ordered by said Court TIL
I Sth day of February. 1905. at thd
bate Court rooms in said Burlingt
assigned for proving said instru
aud that notice thereof be given
persons concerned. by publishing II
der three weeks successfully in the
lington Weekly Free Press. Il news
published H. said burlington, rrevi'
the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby. Motif
appear before said court. at the tin
place aforesaid. and contest the p
Of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hard. at Iurling'
said district. this 1st day OF Feb
! 1905.
MNECEILTS A. BINGlIA.
II W.T. In
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He Is the Target Of Those Wish.
ing to Prevent Execution of
Mrs. Edwards.
COY. BELL The EXAMPLE
Argued Tint Penny packer should
Grant n. VcprlcNc because Wrs.
Rogers Has Dccn Spnrcd--Thc
Pennsylvania Executive
Cannot Act.

Harrisburg. Pa. Feb. 1.-THE ropiictc
by Governor Bell of Vermont OF Mrs.
Mary Rogers, who was to be hanged to-
day. has brought to Governor Penny
packer tclcSrams from all over the coun
try asking him to rcpricNe Mrs. Kate
Edwards, under sentence Of death in
Reading or February IL. These tclo-
Grd ms are rf a most pleading character
and say that now that Mrs. Rogers has
been rcpri'vod tho governor should do tho
same for Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs Edwardss case rests with tho
board ot pardons. and that body will not
meet until the day before that set fol
Mrs. Edwards's hanging. The governor
has no authority to grant IL pardon or
commute sentence. exc pit upon III,
wtittcu rccomIno ndations of the board