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Evening journal., 1905-11-08

There is o,time OF the year. perhaps.
en- one regrets the coming of winter
. its bonds, as in these late fall days
ben, the remembrance of the past
MINER and the early autumn is still
long. Among the best matter of the
L we find the outing Magazine for
'vember. Here is all the freshness
summer activities-and. at the same
he, that which makes us more con-
t with the restrictions Of winter.
Consider the contents for the month.
Fhere is Robert Dunn's "The Coun-
Club: A National Expression" All
worh seems TO love a country club
lay and perhaps a good part of the
rid is not so long home from one
as ant expression Of our national
lracter, sfew have thought much
put it,
Z you've ever been canoeing before
vn, in the midsummer when the
sts are gray and the water so un-
he'd that you regret the ripples al
IT bows and even the quick fading
ke behind, you will find a charm Of
thfulness about Edwina stanton
tbcocks up the River Of Glass"
here are two articles written from
optimistic point of view on national
ustries-the sort OF article the Out
Magazine takes warrantable pride
producing--one by Jesse Lynch VIII
ms and the other by Rene Bache
Ne former is called. "The Workers Of
Great Lakes" Mr.. Bache writes
on Fish Planting as q Business En-
prise"
there is for the sportsman pre-emi-
Evening journal., 1905-11-08
LITERARY

success Magazine for November de-
tes some space to a historical and
alytical study of graft. In Just
ain Graft Hosmer Withheld goes
ck to the time Of the Pharaohs 20
Id the earliest recorded symptoms OF
pat has today become a malignant
ncer in political and business life.
"a shows that graft has been the cause
all our wars and has killed more
fn thans died from foreign bull
s.
.ln Big Salaries and Fees Remsen
awford shows some Of the enormous
ices that are paid for especially skill
work in certain difiicult lines. When
lawyer can make two million dollars
a single fee and a cook can command
1000 a year, it seems evident that
hre is no price too high for men who
VI produce the goods Samuel Mer-
fn contributes another of his force
articles on the railroad and finan-
.al interests. His subject is "E. IL.
.irriman-A Master of Organization. {"
~ Hartman is competing with Hill
d Gould for the control of the vest
n railroads. and is new very much in
z
'ngress." by G. Arthur williams. tells
the curious and frequently amusing
soedients resorted to by Congressman
Influence their constituents and Sc
re reelection. President Eliot Of
rvard writes ON The Evils Of Foot
ll,' which he considers not so much
pm the physical side as from the
andpoint of ethics and high moral
ie. The Growth of Socialism" by
lgene Y. Debs. shows how the cause
intelligent labor is assuming more
IA more a political Significance.
The fiction of this month is strong.
he Counsel for the Defense by Will
Inn Hamilton Osborne, lawyers
Dry. leads. The Illustrations are OF a
tgh order and the cover design, by
p M. Ashe is an artistic representation
+ Thanksgiving preparations in the old
tuth.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Time to Philadelphia and New
York (23d St. TerminaD.
Attention Is called to the fine B. &
Q. train service between Wilmington.
Philadelphia and New York. Only 80
to IS minutes TO Philadelphia. See
time tables published herein.
Are you Next to Mr.. Next?
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

For sale by NJ 8. DANFOTRH znd and Market
Streets. and MILLER DRUG CO.. 4oz Market St.
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1905-11-08

Are you Next to Mr.. Next9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
ARE(F
PLEASED WITH
THE MESSAGE
Like the Idea of Having a JanitOr
and Sleeping Apartments
for Some.
AWAIT FUTURE ACTION.

Firemen are happy over the recent
message of Mayor Brace in which hi
said he would advise that the fire
companies be cut down to about
twenty men and that they should re
ceive not less than $40 or more thar
Sl5 a year, also to have a %ianitor in
each house.
"Thst is a good idea,' said a fire
man to a News reporter this morn
ing. Something along this line
should be done for | noticed an item
in the News the other day where a
fire company had been compelled 10
call a special meeting to get enough Oh
its members present to wash the nose
and clean the house !"
When esked what they 'houeh'
about the mayors suggestion Una
a Young unmarried man be allowed to
sleep in the fire house, q numuer OF
young men said they thought the idea
an excellent enc
It is expected that the aldermen
will take some action in regard to
tEis matter and the firemen are wait
ing patiently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
VIM. HOY IS NAMED
FOR PRESIDENT
Continued from EcCe /.

ton, the clerk casting the tallOt foi
----
the board. tSgs4
Mr.. Hoy thanked the members tl
the renewed honor. and also expressed
his appreciation Of their kindness and
courtesy daring the year.
The application for a renewal OF the
license of A. Klownowski's saloon, al
90 Hall avenue, was laid OYER he
cause Of a rcmonstrancc received from
the Amboy Realty company, J. X
Jensen aud l. q n. Brogger, the
owners of the building.
Two applications for transfers and
one for beer bottling were refused.
Two transfers were laid o"er.
Three transfers, one renewal and
two applications were granted.
The entire BOARD was present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
CUSTOM MEN
MUST WEAR
UN|FORM S
New Order From Washington
Will Affect The Local
Off Ce.

The secretary of the treasury has
issued an order directing that certain
specified officers and employees in the
custom service after May /, 1905. shall
wear a distinctive uniform at all times
when on duty. Each garment is fully
described in the order. The new re-
quirement applies to inspectors, board
ing officers, including collectors
clerks, who take passengers declara-
tons on shipboard; night inspectors,
examiners OF passengers baggage,
weighers. assistant weighelS, gaugers,
assistant gaugels, watchmcn at the
docks, inside watchmen, messengers.
attendants and samplers.
This city has two custom: house in
spectors, Messrs. William McCarty and
n. W. Oliver, and the order will
affect item. The local custom house
has not vet teen officially notified of
the new rule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
COTTON IN CONGRESS-.


WASTIINGTON. Jam. 6.-Thc gov
ernmcnt'S cotton statistics as prepared
by the agricultural department and
census bureau formed the subject Of
IN extended discussion in the house.
Representative Livingston Ctia.) at
tackled the reliability Of the govern
mcnt's estimates and charged that the
inaccuracY Of the figures had created
Il panic in the cotton market.
He called attention to the diSsatisfac-
ton which. he said. existed in the
south over the government cotton sta
tistics and said that the press of that
section vas ready to demand the abo-
litiOn of the statistical bureau of the
agricultural department.
The bill TO improve currency condi-
tions was further discussed. but an adj
jOurnment was taken without final ac-
ton on il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
NC
ARE IN THEIR
NEW HOUSE.
Completed Moving Last Night
Now Have Plenty of Room
for Apparatus.
MAY GIVE A SUPPER.

Mcclellan Engine Company boys are
now occupying their new engine house
in State street. They started to move in
Wednesday and completed the task last
night. Their new home is built different
from he rest of the houses. 1t is much
larger and can accommodate both ii
steamer and hose carriage side by side.
As 0 o as the company gets settled
down it is understood that they will give
a supper to the members, the city officials
and a few friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
THOUGHT He WAS CRAZY

~Roundsman Morris and ..EatrUlman l..
C.. Jensen were called to a house near the
corner of Washington street and WOOD
bridge road last night, where it was re
ported that a man thought to be crazy
was making a disturbance. No such
man could be found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
TARIFF REVISION
Governor Douglas Message
to Massachusetts, House.
COST OF LIVING Up IS PER CENT.
Recommends Direct Vote of People
For or against Franchises, Kind
Treatment For Poor. Lcnicncy
Toward UueInpIoyeh.

BOSTON, Jan. G.-ln his message to
the Massachusetts legislature Governor
William l.. Douglas declared against
the present. tariff laws, urging immedi.
ate relief and stating that the present
high prices of leather are weighing
heavily upon Massachusetts greatest
industry. He recommended the re-
moyal of the duty on hides as neceS-
sary to relieve present conditions.
The principal needs as outlined in tho
message were revision of tariff laws,
including removal of duties on hides.
Direct vote of the people to deter
mine whether franchises shall be grant
| ed.
Kind treatment for beggars instead
of severe punishment.
LcDiency toward unemployed found
| differing instead of arrest.
That those convicted Of minor Of
| lenses should not stand committed to
prison because of inability to pay fine.
His message was in part as follows:
Since the passage of the present
tariff law. in 1897. the cost of living
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
Guns IL. Agricultural Implements.

VICTORIA. Il. C.. Jam. 6. Captain
Orlan Cullen. an American, arrived ON
the steamer KanagWa. lie left TrieSt
early in November by the Austrian
Lloyd steamer GiScla with Il number
IF heavy guns for Japan manifested as
agricultural implements. Some Of these
guns arrived at the front in tim" to do
service from Two Hundred and Three
AInt,r hin
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
PUBLIC PARKS.

We heartily second Mayor Braces
recommendation that Perth Amhoy
should have q park Of suitable size
so that PEOPLE cal enjoy an outing in
summer. Doubtless the mayor, lily.
ing so near our present little square in
front Of the city hall, has been i'm.
pressed with the need of a larger place,
by tue crowds he has seen using the
only public grounds the city has.
Every Eummer the number increases,
Perth Amboy has hundreis of people
living in what are known as two
family houses or fats Many Of these
are without ever a porch, let alone
any yard room. In summer it is too
hot and close to sit in ones room all
the time and the city should provide
some place for these people to 20.
The mayor suggestions as to the
reservoir site, seems hardly suitable
for the purpose, however. 1t is too
far from where the people i've, 1t
would be hard for II woman to take
her children there for an hour or two
in the afternoon. All her time would
be consumed going and coming Trol-
leycars, if run there, would not relieve
the situation for the people who really
need the park have not the carfare to
spare, besides the city is not going to
open and maintain q recreation ground
that the trolley company may reap a
harvest therefrom.
The mayor wisely included in his
remarks that either the reservoir, or
some other site, might be chosen. We
would suggest the barracks property
for the ''some other site In securing
that location the city would not only
D5 pIONlNIuB q puOAiC pun IA WIN
,ity where it is more easily accessible
D those who find the greatest pleasure
J,sq such a place, but it would be
nIkeserving an old revolutionary
&hendmark which should be the pride
I'm the city. Trenton has recently
laimed and put in repair for public
,pection, her old barracks, and
It'll Amboy las about the only other
EY2 Eding ever used for that purpose
#sYorle the revolution, which is still
ms. Jding. That approach from New
lllunswick avenue, with the tall, old
fashioned trees on either side, could
easily be made a thing of beauty,
That would be a park to be proud of,
the land being ample and easily mp
preached from several streets. 1t is
to be hopad that the agitation the
&payor has Stated will be the means
accomplishing something in this
%ection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

WILKESBARItE. Pa. Jan. G.-Thc
brewery workers of the upper part of
Luzcrne county last night got an in.
crease of from - cents ia 81 Il day
and Il decrease in hours Of from one TO
-four per day. There would have been
Il strike today if the demands had not
been granted. About 800 men are aft
fpctp1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
WASHINGTON
Low-Rate Tour via Pennsylvania + railroad

January 10 is the date on which will be
run the next Personally Conducted Tour
of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Washing
ton. This tour will covera period of three
days, affording ample time to visit all the
principal points Of interest at the National
Capital, including the Congressional Libra
nv and the new Co coran Art Gallery.
Rate, covering railroad transportation
for the round trip and hotel arcommoda-
tions. St4.50 on $12 90 from New York
S13.CO or St0.5 so from Trenton, and pro-
portionate rates from other points, accord
ing TO hotel selected. Rates cover accom-
modations at hotel for two days. Specia
! side trip 10 Mount Vernon
| All tickets good for ten days, with spe'
cial hotel rates after expiration of hotel
coupon.
| Similar tours will be run on February
and 81. March 0 and 90, April 6 and "a,
and May is.
For itineraries and full information ap
ply to Ticket agents: G. Studs. Eastern
Passenger Agent, 1868 Fifth Avenue, New
York; or address Geo. w. Boyd, General
Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia.
prnt - o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

LONDON. Jam. G.-Fred Terry and
Julia Nelson opened the season at Il
new thcatcr here last night with II
pocG' play of the period of the French
revolution entitled, The Scarlet PIN
p%crnel." IT had u fair reception on en-
tircly personal grounds combined with
good acting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
IT WAS COAL Gas.

Tie escaping gas which imneriled
the lives of the family of Harold
Mortensen, Of IS Buckingham avenue.
HIS told in the NowF, Thursday Of last
week, was coal gas from a range, ard
was not from leaky gas fixtures as
StntCd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
NOTICE.

Notice is II hereby given that the undersigned
INTENDS making applicatio to the Board of EX-
else Commissioners of the City 1T Perth Am :
hoy. at their next Teeting, for a
license to keep a sa Don wi h the prisil-
ege of selling m 1t and spirituous liquors in ihs
Ci v of Perth Amhny, and in the house owl ed
by Norris slobodiea a. ~ New Brunswick
Avenue.
05i9 16 1t cew ALIEN BOLlNSBN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
MOVING PICTURE SHOW.

y moving picture show will.be giveu
by Lewis uetz & Company in WASH
lugton Hail next Monday, afternoon
and evening. illustrated songs will be
an added feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that The undersigned
intends making application TO the Board Of Ex-
else Commissioners of the city of Perth Amboy.
at their next meeting for a transfer of his license
from place 30 rlsce to keep a saloon with the
privilege of selling malt and spirituous liqurrs
in the ciUv f Perth AmbOv, and in ths h use
owned byVictor Wilk at 1C3 Cort'andt street to
'2S Charles street.
g51S 10 1t Oew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
COMMITTEE DID NOT MEET.

Beth MorGccai committee meeting was
not held last night. There are several
men in view for the congregation here
and it is expected that in Il day or two
cue can be selected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tte unders'Sr ed
intends making application 10 the Board of Elk
else m ners o. the city of Perth Amboy
saloon with the privil ge Of selling malt a. d
sp,ri uous liquors in the city of Pc tn Amboy,
and in the house owned by h mseIf at cor
Woodbridge Rd. & Hall Avenne.
sOREN c. JENSEN
1851 6 Ct Dew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
PAYBALE TO Mr.. CR0MELL.

Among Collector OF Revenue G. F..
Halls mail this morning was a check for
a water bill made payable to a. H..
Crowell, the new collector. Mr.. Hall le-
ceiptcd the bill and received the check.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
NOTICE

Notice is il hereby given that the Undersigned
tends IN XII g application to the Board of K
else Commissioners of the CITY Of Perth Amboy,
at their next mea' ing for a license to
keep a saloon with the priv eye Of SELL
ing malt and spiritnous liquors in the city OF
Perth Amboy.- and in The house owned by
himself at lS1 Washington sire &.
% 50 e ct Dew JA1,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
Italy Is harmed.

BREStIA. Italy. Jan. 1.-THE Italian
government is alarmed over the i'll
crease OF The Austria garrison on the
frontier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

BOSTON. Jan. G-Thc Republican
state committee has organized here and
reelected Chairman Thomas Talbot
and other officials
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
THE STEAMERS.

houses burned last night. One
completely destroyed and the
~ r ruined. Two handsome steam
y engines stood quietly in their
uses willie this destruction Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
FRIDAY, JANUARY s, 1905.

property was going on. What did the
city boy the steamers for: Are they
ornaments, to be used only when the
boys go on parade: Who will be to
blame if the insurance underwriters
come to Perth Amboy AMI raise the
rates? The chief has power to order
these steamers out for every alarm,
why does he not do it: What are fire
engines for, anyway?
a communication has peen received
at this office signed "One Of the Peo-
plo. " IL the author will send his
name to the Evening News, the COM
munication will be published. This
is not that the name will be male
pablo, but 1t is against the rulo Of
the News to rubbish any anonymous
article,
These Foresters who are planning a
steamboat excursion mp the Hudson
have no regard at all for o person s
feelings. With snow q foot deep on
The ground and ice almost as thick Oil
the river, steamboat excursions give
one the cold chills,
1t is getting warmer Don't let the
snow melt on your sidewalk. AS soon
as the sun loosens 1t, get n shovel
and throw it Oft, Slush on the side,
walk is unbearablo.
Russia has been throwing Il big bluff
about continuing the war until she
can dictate the terms of peace, but ii
begins to look as if she was about at
tile end Of her rope.
General Ic,.+an lad.
NEW YORK. Jan. G.-BrigaGirr Gen
oral Nathaniel Collins Mclean, t. $.
A.. whose father, John Mclean, was
postmaster general under Presidents
Monroe and Jackson. is dead M his
home in Rellport. y. Y. He WAS born
in 1918 at Bigsvillc. o.. and was grad
uated from Augusta college, Kentucky.
and the Harvard Law school. In 1861
he RECRUITED the Seycnty-ffth regiment.
hl:N x-,I,,,tnn.p ,tAl ,t-.t,t f., fln tyrt4t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
A News want adv, works wonders.

VIZ a have just received a choice lot of Caland
Wv 3 Florida Oranges for Christmas also
a choice lot Of Apples for table use. Nuts, celery,
etc JakieS' Fruit Store
Corn err Smith and State Streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
Weather Probabilities.
now or rain; northeast winds.

Try an a V. in the Evening News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

Russia has been throwing il big bluff
about continuing the war until she
can dictate the terms of peace, but il
begins to look as if she was about at
tle end Of her rome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

1t is getting warmer, Don't let the
snow melt on your sidewalk. AS soon
as the sun loosens 1t, get n shovel
and throw it oft, Slush on the side.
walk is %unbearabla.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
TIE DIFFERENCE

A neutral newspaper is one which An independent newspaper is one
takes no sides at all. which is free to take whcheve
side it chooses and does take sides
THE EVENING NEWS is AN NDEr-NDENT NEWSPAPER.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-28
FRIDAY, APRIL 2s, 1905.
NEW BUSINESS VENTURES.

The number of new retail bust.
ness ventures being started and in
contemplation is an evidence OF
faith in the future of our city.
While It may be true that at the
very present these additions to our
business houses may not reap a
great benefit, most certainly il will
be but very short while until
there will be business enough TO
support all of them. The Weyer-
hauser plant will, at a most con
scrvativc estimate, add several
thousands 10 our population, and if
proper inducements are offered by
the retailer, nearly all of these will
patronile ST. Johns dealers. Our
merchants, if they would keep the
business here at home, must be
alive to the occasion, and offer
the proper inducements Advertise
truthfully and judiciously, treat the
customer with the same studious
courtesy as the uptown dealer,
and there will be no question as TO
the result One firm in this city,
good, live, wide-awake business
men are they, is selling builders
hardware 10 uptown people. a
few days ago they shipped a second
large order, and are in line to get
more. Mcssrs. Potter & Goold are
good advertisers, do just what they
agree to do, aud are fully alive to
every opportunity to extend their
business. BY the sam, process
others can do the same no question
about this Al additions TO our
retailers should be welcomed, III
they are the right kind Of men. a
brief time will demonstrate that
there Is sufficient business for all.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-28
THE SALOON QUESTION.

There seem, Ia be- diversity oi
opinion a, Ia whether OF not liccns,
To sell liquor may be- granted under
the new charter II plain English
means anything and Il is granted
that Il does there can be- no qucs-
ton about the council having the
power Ia issuc license II Il 80 dc.
sifcs. II n u matter entirely with
the city legislators, aud the rrspon.
sihiliiy II up to them The pfopo-
sltion Ia submit the matter Ia a
vote ol the people will have no
force whatever, further than Ia act
rs guagc ol public opinion. II.
the action oi the council IL Ia bc
governed by such public cNprcs
sion, and no action taken without
such expression, thcn let the qncs-
ton bc submitted to the rANPAyERs,
~ II ~ only the taxpayers most
interested. The floating voter can
have no direct interest IN the qucs
tlon, either one way or the other
But thi, vote will have NO legal
bearing On the question whatever
II the charter gives the council
power Ia act. Il can do so. II the
charter docs not confer such power
all the voters ia yhri,lcndom could
not alter the law, ~ that function
rests alone with the power which
made the law the legislature oi
Oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-28
Proposals for Street Work.

SEALED proposals will be received at IN,
othee oi thv Recorder of the City of ST
Johns until May IS, i9oS, at 4 O'Clock d
m, Tor the Improvement of Jersey street
from the south line of Catlin street To
the north line II Richmond street, in the
manner provided by Ordinance No. Al
subject 10 the provisions OF the Charter
and onilnances of the City OF 81. Johns,
AMI the estimate of the City Engineer ON
hle. Bids must be strictly in accordance
with printed blanks which will be furn-
lshed ON application al the office Of the
Reeonier of the City of st. Johns. And
said improvements must he completed
ON OF before b. days from the date OF
last publication of notice for proposals for
said work: No proposals OF bids will be
considered unless accompanied by Ger.
tined check PAYABLE To the order of the
Mayor OF the City of 81 Johns, certified
by responsible hAnk, for am amount
equal To ten Per cent of the aggregate
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved,
Nv order of the City Council
]. W. HANKS
Reconier Of the City OF 81. Johns.