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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

Mrs. Gus Bolen, who was shot
a few weeks ago, and wha has
been at DIR. Fittro's Hospital at
New Martinsvile, for three or
four weeks is worse at this writ
ing and no hopes are entertained
of her recovery. Three infant
children are left to mourn the loss
of father and mother. The hui
name officer of Wetzel county,
John Lutes, has placed the chill
dren in the county infrmary I'M
I'll he can find suitable homes for
them.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

The new fence to enclose the
city building lawn is of the pat
tern especially designed by tho
Stewart Fence company, of Cincin.
natl. to enclose it's exhibit at the
St. Louis Exposition. 1t was
awarded the gold medal. The
foundation for the fence, which
is of cut stone, will be complet-
ed soon.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

Wednesday night, when, because
Of murderer's bad aim, klne
Alfonso narrowly escaped death
his first act, after the smoke had
cleared away, was to send an aide
to inquire for the wounded. A
fine example this, which will raise
the young monarch in the estlma-
ton of the world.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03
Brink1nier's Studio.

We have made magnificent 500
photos, six for IS cents or ten for
$1.25. This price is good until
June 10th only. Photos cannot
be made in hot weather as readily
as at other times, so persons want
ing them at our great reduction
should come now to Brinkmier S
Studio, 612 Wells Street.
San Cura Ointment Cures Burns,
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

Down at Huntington they have
begun to send illegal voters to the
penitsntiary. Last week, two men
who voted illegally in the late city
election were sent up for two
wears each. Illegal voting at
Huntington Is not a new thing,
but they have now a combination
there that makes it exceedingly
DANGEROUS to this class Of vloiat'
ors of the law.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

The man who is expecting a
ruinously poor crop year for Tyler
county is going to be deceived de-
cidedly more than the one who
looks on the bright side.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

There was a long list of casual
ties reported in the newspapers
after the Fourth of July 1904,
caused by reclslessness IN ceIe-
brating the day with firearms and
dangerous explosives. AT the
same time warnings were given
and the authorities advised to use
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

sistersville society is already
hunting a cool place for the sum-
mer.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03

Tyler ,county's fruit crop gives
promise of an excellent and prof
liable yield. :
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-03
sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
Shoulder.

These are three common all
ments for which Chamberlain s
Pain Balm is especially valuable.
If promptly applied, it will save
you tnme, money and suffering
when troubled with any of these
ailments. For sale by Hill Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
7 rpartemcnt iar 1iicntlidc eihcrhcit- Nantcn
Gut. Scpartcment ocS 8ebnune'S nlpeitor'
Wu rrnue, hathbuue.

Vultt u c. oclt 10. AllppCC lduo'
Suroernn0ssI npcbotc fir bic Srrtbiullg eiuca
@chdIocs uuf etucm Srunoilild all ocr Gdc pom
Nnairtss mo Nmitus Strube Iir ocit Wtn0or mo
Stnoiraib BON Baltimore. mo Wcldee bon oct
Ychbroe Der Sbnls Gpnrnriiidrc ais Sdrlc 9tr. 10
hcnubt ncrocn iul. pCroett BON ocll "Vodro
Of Aipnroo" oer Stuot baltimore eiii9cgeII &c
llunIHer.
Snroerunqos ~Slugcbotc miliien in bcrItegclien
Wriefs ltmihldQcr. nit oct HorClic heo .So1ro
OF glipur0a." am noer Dor oCnl 1. Noncrnber
1905, Vormiitnas II lthr, bel Dem SinhtRe9ls
itrutor, Srn. Sdrru i. Cooper. IN oCie1 Nilrcali
i'm Rntbbultic cinRcrciht tperoet mn al Der
Nubcnieite NIT ocr gutl6rltt oEto tor S0opl
Spuie" berfc6cIt 'cin.
SeocS Surbcriness glnGchot mus bon ettcit
bcgIaubipleu Gbcd In hcr 0obe BON $500, 5abt
bar an ben liuunr mo StuOtralb BON NaliI'
more. beglcttct iCir. ,
2Sou ncm criulGrelhcn gtlgebntitcler pito nle
Sieuutp elmer urlcbmbaren Niireihnit. lpte TN
Gtdoi Charter bc5iglib Gontrdttc oor9elDrles
ben. berlntgt.
Blame mo SpCSifiIutioncr fjnrten I'M Vliredli
nc5 @cbntoe4 Snipcitoro mad oett ~. AtioDet
1905 cinacicbcu lucroct.
Sic 0cb6roe behalf itb oas Nc6t Dor, ttgeto
pclhe pocr aue g~lngebuic III oertperleli.
GoWaro Z. Greituh,
Sebduoe- Snipcttor.
Neitdtiet:
e. Sian Simanus,
Rrditocut Der Goniruiibeboroe
ISTttD-pt D3-0S.SO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Trcitna, ocm u. SftObcr 1903.
IdJt SCitcn.
Die 8rdc.

Nuc4 %r0litc pcr0cbt, Atldt3 ou'
Cr0cll iii pom Gul,cr, olld ltid)t enc
RCibc pom Qrten Sogcit, mcld)c l1od)
Dem Spriitmnrt 10 ldJpcr 81 Crtro0cn
icin iou. llcbcr 6lClcn lcBtcrcn Flntt
iin0 mir nlht 10 gut ultcrrtd)tct lulc
anoCrC @cttc, !. y. Sbco0orc Noo'c
belt, mcld)cr gcrooc cine lold)c 9iclbc
bon SuNCn ourd)gcmod)t bat lllo Nlc
Icbr gut 81 pcrtrogcn ltctnt Scltocml
or Wtittc Der norl0cn Wod)c WolhlnN'
ton pcrlicB, bot cr ullc Observation-Disclosures
Stuotcn, ionic Die WoIiitootcn bis
nod Mobile 0llrdlloNcn, Damn clllclt
NlbitChCr nod Nor0Cn ul0 Wcltcr &c
mutt, bis nnd) Hittlc Nod, BON no CT
lid miCocr iilolid) mcn0ctc mo 0cltcrlt
i'm MCldbil0 Der ltoIjcn W(ctropolc
Scr @ol'itootcn, IiCms Orleans, lclrc
lil0lid,C Eollr jlm NblhluB brddtc,
%nelli0itcu3 iolpcit On3 9tcllcn ilt
Yoll0c IN 0Ctrud]t tomnlt. Non 4tclus
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nlli Dem ncllcu Eun}criruBcr oSSelt
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ioeu' Vo, OCT Nclll'olo lc''Vt "'''IlVr'
peulc oot e'Ilet SSouV' pVtoN''otII' SH
oell Don oell FreB' @noE'ollol'cl> 'uoIl
elhC' "'ohol DOR o'lll 9H'o''N Der
Jelle nll9Po'ol'l'tell N'''cprp0rullll'l
lpot o|e "co' DON elHVIll NellW' Ntl''
Moo''oe'l Del 'clll't "'l'ller III nos
ioCll, mo nlrle Sellle 9crlcl0ch Nlrr'
ollru ST. oet |rl'ul ouB Ole 0'l'
wanna oe@ oCrlprlll0cll Sulloc@natCr2
potI l''lCll III WcorN'u ell oepuNIlU'H
Si'uleoch lllDrc. SoB )c 'd)oh Ioll0)l
h'ui lne0r lllltcr ocll SCpCllocll lpCllt.
mo ooB Nerr M~oo)coelt llllr DER
u 100 'e lDre NhNcIIo oeroroWlC
cIIIVn piVloloou'h "U'liu) 0p'lollrll
iooul'' io'lfoc etll oI0'IlClll octulllL
llou)oClll DER Scrinl llpcr Ole lbdilod).
l'u)c @Iho'lehDCll oC9 Fro1'oelltell III
DER oIt'll NctlllotD 'ctllcr NtlItter per
o''ellIId)i porocn mar, eillc ocrorilNr
uhtHhniIlI6 Der Nonllllr1' Ncrholtnllc
oe@ Dou'lcll |canlicll oc@ SuloC>
loutc III irNello 'lllclll Sdllpc Sllroi
pas no Der "olDollhc Mo'tdiclorr
9el'ol'c@ 2~>erjc'ulllB llocr Gle SEER
lo''''''''', lIl'' 'o''' SW'o'Il'ro'
c''I"'1" "''" %"''''" us us p'yTl'
oo[' 'N,'',. "''!o I"'lI "~l''i'oH''U,'
"'o o''u5 p''' 'o'o ~ IVoV''io''@ IL
""''"l' vi 'o.'"''' o''" V"' mug
S~''o''u'''b 'o'' '"'l'''.'V Don "o'oo
~ 81 'o'tlopo" u'2 oob '' l''ol 'Fi'.
WI 0pC' IPu''' ""U"0'',l'na o'l, M
l'tV' ~y,'' o'' 9'o6'' H"ulVH 'l''o'''
'or''' >S''I ,p', ''I'''o' V'''''i oll'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
G;uc onr,iiolidjc G,eleacnhcit.

Suuae 9amer. pelte ons ssieeiie 1GTesr
fniinIdb IN. foutcu ni6i periebleit, cit Selun uW
MitaTieefdaft Der aIaiie IN scr
Eclectic Eamcnihneieertenen1.s mn,s ,os,,
Der geptem6crsaInie anfblteBelL lpnnen hp oeH
iiberolen Rubatt 81 9liee rnathen.
Beeen g~nsiInii etc; ipemoe man wy upe.
tuaa., Ode Suparb.Strake. NI'o-'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
SnArsfnHr.

Pint %. 0itoncr Mna1ic @be int guicr bon
CD NGDreL
Vim 81. Cfio6cr sri Sneo6 Gcnmanu, I 1nbc
alt.
icilCe gcbcns.
9m y. Ctlobcr @eurge ;. Corn in sitter
bon y Subrcn.
glm q. Eftubcr snnn Catherine Grimm.
VIM y. Cit. Nrurn 0niten int 9uicr BON 81
Subren.
g(m ~. Cftpbcr Spbn giuboc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
b. Cftobcr 1pbn RobOc.
Sniic ". YNchcr.

IS fturb am Djlprocn ocs %. 0flobcr 1905
Snie y. Nebrrp, a@clicbtce inc BON Gbua. H..
Der Ocritorbcnct WiurN Strible @COcr uto On
fCIill bon Sobn mo IoeIiue StriblC. I'M gliCr
BON = 5Gbren Sic &ccroiau1a ttnoct Sonn,
tn9, ocn %. Sftubcr, 9indbmtttnpo , llhr, puIt
tbrer letieIl Nobuung. gtr. So 4lisnnIth Str,
aus lintt, 5u iueIber &crlUulotc nm 5rcnnoc
brtlidtl cingclnocH limo. GOOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

bergelteQt. 9lae poIitilhe 9ebclttunQ
miro Dem arufcbI bon Der hilcniiheu
9eboroc ubgciprohcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Naumc IN GGltcn NIB Sopien.

Smmerariiu nuer slrt in aiiiell .uno 36piet
,ptrs iiir Seforntionssipede a~elietert. !tetne
Sufcrtirises uno SnicfieHtooter periilGeH llngcs
.,ipisr nncr Mrt auf TfIursen nno @eniiier ODER
S&efIiiaeI. stduen; ieil Silt 6enSei Dor, ipeeen
Siriniar. Mgcnteu iir Stuot iio Snne Nciritt.
29m. 4. Surie, lHN .Et'
etuelatr 5 Eurierh,
g,r. 2f3, storo.0alpcrt Strabe, Baltimore.
(Wat24 I&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Nlcnprn Mnppcl.

IS itnrb am 20. Cftuhcr 1905 in ibrcr leu
Muppcl, gelicbte Satin bon Nmieliu lrppc;.
I'M Altcr bon II Subrcu. Rubc IN Sricocu.
Vie Sett Der Nccrotgung miro fpdtcr unOCicipi.
t3O01
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
QpuSpu Harf.

Ter hauptid dlihiie Srieobpf In Baltimore.
Areal: $50 96rr. - Smmerunbrenncr Charter.
Su ieoer Belt errti6bur. Siinf Gents Subr'
qcIo nom alien Stnoitbeilcn. Strabcnbubns
Wnaguns pIiliren ben SaiptetngnnA, ale oret
Mtnlltcn. gSarmeS g~Snric3immer fir Solhe,
Die ben 5ricoBof bel rouDem g8ettcr bcflhcn.
Regr6bnibpldee 3i fcbr ni1hiaen BreIier,
idntnitIth inter foriipdbrcnher Rtlege.
9frean: 9r. II, Nsf.Snratpga'Strah
(San6|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Tcfnnntmad)un9cn
7 cpartcment iir oiirutiidc Sidcrbrit. Snnten.
Sub EcpCr tcnlcnt pcc Webnuoc.
SuipCtlor'SircauS.


NnthHnu".
Baltimore, oeH n. Citobcr lIO6.
Sh babe IpplifntionCIt fir %foIgcuOc Vriol
lcpicu Crtdlicn:
znnpit ode Baltimore ulto SrCoCrtd Struht.
fitr gifiteaun0 bon orci e~lcliriicn WtulorS, lc
II RiCrocfrIitc.
ltce clcftrtfhcu Mioioro bon , FtcrOcitu'lcu.
III. GOI-GOG. Fcrtluno Strube, lir Illltel-
lima cincS SnmpflciicI5 BON 125licrhcirniicla
SruuNitld al Eucn, GroBs ulo Stcrctl Str.
iHr 9tufftcnina ciuce SumpftciCI5 BON 100
Vtrrnrfr1itrn. elmer SuInpimuibiuc BON -
Tfcrocirditcn mo cleIirifher Niotorc pon Ht0;
Irchr, ais - Picr0efrdfteH.
Srpcnb ScHono, Der GinpelorIlpcli o00c9e7
Al crbchcn bat. m0pe o~lCielbcl bis 10 llbr 9'nr
ntittauo AM y. Sitober cinreitClt. VI mclhtt
3cit ourilbcr ocrbuuocIt mcroCn miro,
Gou. 7. BRETON,
(Cn97) Sebdnbc NripCftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
@crmiidjtc Mnscigen.
WeITel, IT,,
Ir. 9O4, SiahtsS traRc.

Reparireu iilo NeIpnilret ooh AildLtts. . =
bon Spieeclit; Jtcucmnt1iren non etleIneil Tei,.
iteaen: 9icupoIircn bon ntelttIgelen VelllieutH'
Iplirer BON RiuItue. NO. Aei WI 80
Scnoet Roltiurtc. NIll%o'i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
@clo nnssnleibcn.
Gbattcl Suau MiIuciatiuu.

WtuTUTWHU NUuIItI CUWI WHUIIHTIUH.
$40 bis $500 wcrScn u~crliebcn uui Iubelu,
Yianus etc, pbuc Guticrnrua bcricibrn.
@pni 1. Sannar 1905 al %befinoeu iib i%lricrc
Siircnlir ipiehcr in iHierem alteU Yofole,
Galuert- Nniloirg, bent @eridtsgcbd1oe lcgclts
fiber.
3imrrer Or. 229, 23f. 233 (spcitcr GIur),
Saouftsedc SaHettes NIB Ct. Taul. Strafe.
Gouocnirs fiir 6cfbdftSirrunoe.
(9iop9,tS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
SoBn ". Scnicl,
Rr. 604. Glib shary etrahe,
III Der NcidlcnbcItnttcr.

pcIdsr M. gliftrdec ftets 3ir 8nfrtcoerbeii
nusiibrt. Die Bon i6m bcbnnoeltell get6cn f6ns
ncn g9o6cl lana licgcit obne bte ecrin9itcn
Ncriutfungsipurcll al 5ci9cn. 8rau 2eufeI III
lung bon 5roucilct4en oereu Spc5iaIitdt,
(Sdnt0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27

HuWlano'S tirfiIdjc WGoct.
Gnnitable. tsebanes Ypitamt seseu. etets siien.
(Susuft2a-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-27
Snngc MGnncr!
Grlernt SelcsraShirru nnb GiTrnbahn.sudt.
fuhruuo

$50 bis 500 MonatssScbnIt fir iinfere sIht'
t%Irterttn ODER feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4cle'
erapbtiiet N arubcr Rndiraac. llnicre 8 Gdn'
len ftlto bic grobien in amrrirG. Oor ieoem
9nbn.Ntar1icn enpfoblct: Sect II Die bette
Uaorie ednoi Of 9clrarap0n,
Cincinnati, O.: buffalo, N.sy.; Ntlantd, 60:
ca 9roiic, Ntsc.; 9ernrfunu. 3cr Can ,Frni'
cisco. Gal. (aorefitrt all irgcro eite Der Gbteen
Sidoie.l (Suli6.4Iite)
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-02

Onion Sets by the bushel at w.
B. Boydstun's.
S. P. White left for Council We'd
nesday to bring in load OF frelght
for N. f. Williams.
Chas. Powell of Meadows has
been having goods hauled over this
week with which to start another
store here.
A. w. Hamilton of Roseberry
went to Meadows yesterday to
prove up on his homestead. He
was accompanied by VIM. Boutwell,
and Jack Jasper as witnesses.
Jas. Darkwood visited his ranch,
near Tamarac swamp, Saturday
and Sunday He is thinking OF
teaching in the Bell district after
the term of school he is at present
teaching expires.
Mel Davis, Bud Davis and A. L..
Rowland, each driving team, left
for Council yesterday to bring in
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wiley, who
have been visiting at Alicel, Ore,
and to bring in some freight for w.
B. Boydstun. "
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-02

John Harala of Roseberry came
In from Diamondville, Wyoming,
Monday. He has been working in
the coal mines at that place for a
few months.
Rev. H. G. Warner, of the Christ
ian Church, Caldwell, was here
Monday on his way home from
Roseberry, where he had been hold
ing a series of meetings. The Rev.
gentleman stated that the meetings
held at Roseberry were the most
pleasant and successful he had held
In sixteen years experience. A
church was organized at Roseberrv
with a membership of 40, II new
members being immersed. Rev
Warner speaks highly of the treat
ment accorded him by all with
whom he met during his stay in
the valley, and left with good i'm
presslons OF the valley and it's peo-
pie.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-02
Fire Nearly Takes Editors Home.

A fierce conflict waged for a few
minutes on Monday between a fire
that had fairly good start at the
Editors home and the Editors wife;
fortunately the latter conquered.
During the temporary absence
of Mrs. Wallis about II o'clock in
the forenoon, the children played
with the fire in the stove, and one
of them set fire to a lowell hanging
above the washstand. The flames
ran up the wall and set fire to the
ceiling of the living room and
spread to the ceiling of the next
room with great rapidity.
Mrs. Wallis was warned of dan
ger by the children screaming and
went quickly to the house. One
look showed her the gravity of the
situation. Quickly lifting the few
months old baby-girl from the bed
she laid her out in the snow, and
then carried water upstairs, with
which she flooded the upper floor.
Dense smoke prevented her seeing
clearly at first, but she got the up-
per hand of the fire and extinguish-
ed it thoroughly. The absence of
ceiling to the lower rooms and the
charred condition of the upper floor
joists and floor attests to the head
way the fire had made; and it is a
cause for wonder that a physically
weak woman should have obtained
the mastery; little hesitation and
the home would have been lost
e. l.. Arnold called at this office
and told Mr.. Wallis what had han
pened about noon. He is the near
est neighbor, living about half a
mile south, and was on his wav to
town when Mrs. Wallis called him
In to go upstairs and move heavy
box of books to see if any fire still
existed underneath it, but it had
been thoroughly flooded out. The
house looked as if a deluge had
struck it when the Editor arrived.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-02

Mark Woods is digging wen
for Elmer Shaw.
Clarence Shaw of the LOOAV"
ranch was transacting OuslIA
here yesterday.
If any of our paid suOS'ii" :
would like to have HE AD'O'1
sent to their friends in the s'ST
they may have a copy maii' = !,
rect from this office each We7A I,
81 per year-half price. "1 -, -
this offer to advertise the Vail''
STRAY One yearling red D' =,
er, some white on belly, rlg ! T. !
cropped and underbit in lev !. h i,
some kind of brand on IiS -,
but indiStinct. The heli0i -ros
around Sara Smiths rancn' .,;ls
side of Payette river ana 1T iaD
south of Van Wyck, since i@ Az. no
Owner will please pay ~ 10 tbs
tice and hay eaten anu S :,
animal away. SARA
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-03-02
Local and General News

Buy your Garden Seeds of w. B.
Boydstun.
Elmer Shaw was in Lardo Fri
day placing orders for seeds.
e. l.. Arnold is visiting friends
on the east side of the valley.
Matt N. Hill and Ed Poro were
in Lardo on business Saturday.
Esa Rantala left for Warren last
Thursday, expecting to get mining
work there.
Born; son to the wife of Rev
j. w. Eloheimo, on Feb. 25th; all
concerned doing nicely.
We are glad to see Fred Beyers
around again, after few days lay
up with bad case of grip.
G. e. Stiles has gone to Ontario
Oregon, and expects to remain there
a few weeks; he left yesterday.
H. M. Friend and son, William
were in from their ranches, down
the west side of the river yesterday
l.. H. Heacock returned from
Roseberry Saturday. He had been
attending church there for a few
days.
Frank Loomis, of Roseberry
drove Rev. Warner from up or
Monday and went on with him tc
Council.
Charlie Arnold, who has been
working part of the winter at the
Barber dam site, near Boise, re-
turned home Sunday.
Henry Patricks and VIM. Both
we'll of Roseberry passed through
Lardo Friday enroute home from
Council, where they had been for
seed grain.
VIM. Wilburn, the sheepman
had runaway accident yesterday
that will lay him up for few days.
One of his ribs was hurt severely,
perhaps broken. Weiser World.
The weather is simply perfect
and has been so for some time.
Snow is disappearing rapidly, bare
ground showing up in southern ex-
posures and under the large pines.
Vice President and General Man
ager E. M. Heigho of the Pacific &
Idaho Northern railway is down
from Weiser today calling on his
old time friends in the Short Line
Offices Deseret News.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

imony of Captain Clado and the Other
russian officers, finds that there were
10 torpedo craft in sight when the
ring began. The decision says:
The delay of the Russian transpor'
\amshatka following the breakdown
Il her machinery was perhaps thu
-a,lsc of the incident. The commando
f the Kamslatka Sigualod TO Admira
sojcstvensky during the evening tina
ie had been attacked 10y torpedo boats
he admiral therefore had reason to be
ieve he might he attacked and gave
,rders for strict vigilance against The
,ossible approach of torpedo boats.
The majority of the comalissio,
onsidcrs that Admiral Rojestveasky'
,rders were not excessive in tine 0
var, particularly under the clrcum
tanccS. and that he had every reasol
o consider the situation very alarm
ng."
The commissioners recognize unan'
nously that the fishing feet commit
d no hostile act. and the majority G
& commissioners being Of the oplnio
at there were not, either among Il
hing boats or in their vicinity, al
apedo boats, the opening of fire l.
lmiral R~ojestvensky was not jusl
ID.
The Russian commissioner did n
are in the latter opinion.
The commissioners are glad to re
tniZe unanimously that Admiral r.
;tvensky personally did all he coui
on the beginning to the end to pr
mt the trawlers from being the Of
ct of fire by the Russian squadron.
The testimony of British witness
.oved that the trawlers carried reg
ton lights, followed the usual tlshir
lies and were directed by their o
.odore by means of conventional roc
Is.
The leading divisions Of the squad
N, including Admiral Noelkersam'
asscd the trawlers unsuspectingll
,dmiral Rojestvensky's division, til
lst, noticed green flares, really . fist
lg signal, which created alarm, an
hen observed Il vessel topping til
'aves Admiral Ro~ieStyensky ordere
is ships TO open fire, ot the result o
which rests his responsibility.
The commissioners declare tina
heir views are not of It nature to cas-
ny disrespect upon the military valo,
" upon the sentiments Of humanity o.
ADMIRAL Rojcstyensky and the person
lel Of his squadron"
The members Of the Japanese lcga
ion seemed pleased with the report
which they listened to attentiycly will
lffable smiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
MELNOLrE'S ACT.

One of the spec | vau levijie number
given between tne acts o. tn Frint Com
euy Company in Niluer Music hail, il
Meluote, the phenomenal vocalist.
Melnotte appears aud sings character
songs in every voice from the highest
dramatic soprano to u oe4p heavy bass
Songs written especially for soprano,
MezzU-Soprano, contralto, tenor. baritone
and bPsSo are all rendedered with equal
ease and at the close of The last song Mel
notte leaves the stage and the audience
are left in a state of bswildermeut as
they realize that they don't know whether
they have been listening to a man or a
woman. Another one of the very clever
acts is Major Short, who is only 80 inches
high, but sings, dances, plays musical
instruments and tells funny stories in a
very clever wav. The company will give
its only matinee Saturday 2.30 o. clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
WERE MARRIED
IN NEW YORK.
Miss Madge S. Smith the Bride
of Carl Hermann Resigned
Position Here.

Miss Madge Stewart Smith, of South
Amboy, who was a teacher in School No.
q this city, and Carl Hermann wer'
married in st. Thomas chapel, New Yorl
city, yesterday. by Rev. Robert W. Coch
rane Mrs. Hermann resigned her posi-
ton az teacher this morning. She had
been here several years, being first lr
School No. | then at No. 2, for II shor
time and afterward had n room in ~
High School building. Last fall, however,
the growth of the high school demandec
| the use of her room and she was trans
| ferred to No. 6. Mrs. Hermann was one
of the most capable teachers in this city
and was very popular both with teacher
] and scholars. The news of her marriage
comes as n great surprise to her man!
| friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
PLACED UNDER BONDS

John %Cappacione, the New Bruns-
wick avenue baker charged with re.
ceiving three bags Of oats alleged T.
have been stolen from Thomas Eggert,
was this morning placed under $50
bonds for the grand jury. He claimed
that he purchased the oats in questi'
from another dealer two weeks ago
Two DISTINGUISHED witnesses, no"
ever, swore to having seen the GA
taken from Mr.. Elgart's place Thurs
day morning ny two men whnr
neither of the Witnesses recognized.
Oappacious secured a hondsman lat
in the mornir & in the person of Ado.pl
NJ tzendorf, from whom he claims Dc
have bought the oats IN question