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The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
COUNTRY'S COLD
Production in the United
States Shows An Increase
of g7,243, 948 Over Last
Iear.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. 1905.--A
report issued by the Geological Survey
says
TIE production of gold in the United
Stares during 1<04 amounted to 3,910,-
7,s9 fine ounces, vaiued at $50, ,S25.C4S.
Thi- represents an increase of 81 ,243. .94S
over the production of 1903 The largest
previous output, in 1902, amounted 10
$F0,000,009. The production of silver in
1901 amounted to 80, 5,999, ,S64 fine ounces,
valued at s32. .035, ,37S. This represents an
increase of 1.6s9,S64 ounces over the
production of 1903 and an increase in
value of of $2,713,37S. The record ou,-
put of silver, in 1892, amour. ing to 63-
100000 fine ounces, the report says, has
not besn reached in late ysars, nor has
the commercial value attained the figures
Of that var, which amounted to @R2, ,1O1,-
Oc0.
The principal sources of the increase
ir the gold production compared vita of
1905. the report says, are easily trace
able. C,iorado added nearly 50 600, ,0eo
TO her prcductronof 1908, most If this
amolnt Gaming from the MINES o. Ce7:p-
pie Crock Nevada's output increx sed
about the same amount chiefly by rea-
son ef the phenomenal yields of tie gold
field r.iEes.
Tn. greatest progress is reported in
California whose production exceeds that
Of 1903 by 50 Zoo 600, thesincrease being
eansed partly by strong development
Of the quartz mining industry and to a
less degree by the activitr.of the drelg-
ers. Alaska and Arizona shr~ increaged
yn''ds, amounting respectively to $47G.-
SOB and S74S, ,T08. A number OF States
saw smaller increase while, Utah, Mon
tara and Washington have less gold to
thei. credit in 1904 than in 1905.
he increase of value in sthe produc-
Ion Of silver Of 81, ,713, ,378 is somewhet
evenly distributed among the various
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
Id l4&OADS.
NohAH Az WEST


Train. ~ N1AGA4.A sx..i.s ROUTE
station. Nsv, .NSsys y Franklin street Nortn RiysI
utes later trk. aork. as follows, and fifteen min
Terminal station At aoSs MesS:vE1u isa ssss: r. Can
Penn. R. r. dspos suos o. \: . j. :; Id AsAVi--S
Als 20 A n; daily, for Hsvsrstsraw' West Point.
40 a. "a a. sSfs~onrgh. sfw KINGSTON and Albany.
tloss. - 0Ai'y' albany and intermediate sEAr
is5d a3S Fa1: A. NJ daily. except Sunday, for High
lake Lax MohOnk. Catskin Mountains, Al6anS
IsS ?. NJ. Continental Lin Limited. S dat.v. 70.
Nisxayyss Nissnys gsaGs Fa Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo
and St Louis. Arrive Chicago and ST C1Icass naa5s
next next afternoon Dini-S car attashed ar King
B. s.45 P. M daily. except SUNDAY for Con-
gers, s,,i Highland Falls. Wost Point, cornwaiL
Suwpuisa S"nv @1s sstssnedtata stations % Al
ssS S.tp. {. NJ; Chicago and St; Louis LIrnilso
Detroit. SleveianS chiesso ana as s. IEos0ao EoSas
Tea syracuse. RoohsstsFp ssspR RusIo sI1a-S S..eas o
Fails, Hamilton. Toronto. Detroit and 81.
s.45 P. M. daily. for Albany, East uticA
Syraeuss Rochester,, Buffalo. Niagara FalLA
A, 3. leaves nrggcklyn Annex
Jersey ely: ?. 4. + ststion:r
tslis, - q 500; SO 81 and nd ii s n. A
Newburgh Locals;-.S.20 <. NJ, 1000 a. Il.
Il l5 T. M. AS p NJ, $40 P. NJ
Kingston Locsi:--s1.00 p. N.
sDaily IlSundays only. 4 Except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Cars for AlEany, Utica.
Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FS lls.
Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and st. Loui GA
through trains
westcotts Express checks baggage through
70 destination For cab or carriage. phone
For tickets t,ne-tabies, parlor ana slsepins
car Accommodations or information apply nj
oftiSes.-Brockyn Nos sss. s4s, 72s Fult
street; Annex office. foot of Fulton strs>
New York City. Nos. 14s. Sss S1s, lale Broad.
way: No. 2Is West One Hundred a2c Twe-t,-
Gf;h street. and at stations.
A. II. sATTH General Manage
c. L. LAMBERT, Gen'l Passenger. Agent.
Room pa Tre~--' Building. E Fnr.---sa~a-x
'. teNt New YorA e~y~tETFT1SFE,uz--.--
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

ber. 1905, claim No. 1915.
S444 to Rensselaer, Mfg Co. for 12'
iron valves. Pipe Yard. October, 1905,
claim No. 800
S102 to Rensselaer, Mfg. Co for A.
iron valves. Pipe Yard, November, 1865,
claim No. 33o
$17 to Hudson Coal Co for coal and
coke, Pipe Yard, September. 1905, claim
No CSC.
$13.4O to United Electric Co. of n. j..
for power service. Pipe Yard, October,
1903. claim No. 427
Charge water account, A. and E.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote, on call
for the ayes and nays:-
Ayes Commissioners Hauck, Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
The Committee on Public Buildings.
Docks and Parks presented the follow
ing
Resolved. That $2.70 be paid to Jersey
City Supply Co. for / keg wire spikes,
Morgan Street Dock. October, 1905,
claim No. 1919.
Charge Morgan Street Dock.
Adopted By the following vote, on a
call for the ayes and nays:
"A s--4NJol1lMlSSl0nerS Hauek. Nolan,
Roouey, Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays y one.
The Committee on Engineering and
Survey presented the sollowing:-
Resolved, That S51.22 be paid to Jas.
Mcdonald for repairs to Surveyor i
wagon No 3. June. 1905. claim No. aG2.
Charge Engineering Bureau supplies.
ADOPTED by the following vote, ON d
call for the ayes snd nays
Ayes Commissioner Hauck, Nolan
Rooney, Sullivan ard President Heintze
Nays--Noue.
| MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That for all work of a spec
ial character fer which funds may be
| provided and concurrence required by the
Board Of Finance. the Chief Engineer be
and is hereby drecfe1 to hereafter file
/ with The Clerk OF this Reard specifica
1 tons IN duplicate to the end stlats d copy
may be transmitted to said Board Of HI
naree when concurrence is requested
! Adopted by the following vote on Z
taA Ter the ayts Gsld j .s:s---
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

States and territories but is to some ex-
tent due to the better price of silver OBJ
tanned Colorado leads with an increase
of $97o.a2o. California. Idaho, Mon
tana, Nevada and Utah also added con
siderable value to their silver produc-
tion,
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

The Committee on Pumning and Res
ervoir presented the following
Resolved, That sol be paid to Peter
at High Service and Believille, 20 days,
October. 1905. claim No 800
$75 to James Riley for services as la
bor High Service days September 26
days October. 1905, 30 days, at $3.50,
,claim No. 329.
Charge water account p and r.
Resolved. That $21 .26 be paid to Col
Inns. Lavery & Co, for lumber delivered
at High Service, October, 1905, claim
No. 329.
$11 to Jersey City Supply Cos for
various supplies, High Service, October
1905. claim No 1914
$3.50 to Woodhouse & Co. for pair
window sash. High Service, October.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
SEWING
M ACHI Ne S,
$ 1 1.9S

FANCY SHAPED CLOCK
Has cathedral gong, strikes
hour and half hours, PRETTY
trimmed with brass. -. .S4. so
CANE SEAT ROCKER
The easy, comfortable kind,
handmade, should sell at $500.
Special ............... SO 40
DINNER SET Tastefullv
decorated, suitable for 12 per-
sons, new design. .S6 SO
TOILET SET Beautiful
Floral Design, 10 large
LARGE WHITE BOWL and
Fitcher .49c.
BRASS BEDS-We carry an
artistic line of Brass
Deus SIS 90
Upwards
WARDROBE-Made Of oak.
nicely finished, has double
uooio .......... .SS. cd
CHILDREN'S CANE SEAT
ROCKERS ............. sec.
UPRIGHT PIANOS, S14o 90
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

Resolved. That an extension OF time
of fifty-fye dc Us be and is hereby grant
ed to the contractor on laying cast IRON
water pipe in Summit avenue, said c.n-
tractor having petitioned for said extern
sion and the Chief Engines having APP
proved of same.
Resolved, That $500 be paid to Philip
fTumulty Jr., ON account of contract No.
1466. for furnishing, delivering and lay
ing cast iron water pipe in summit ave-
inue.
Charge special appropriation this item.
Resolved. That $7S be paid William
BellfieId forsservices as inspec n laying
water main. Summit avenue. 70 days,
October, 1905. at So. claim No. I31.
Charge special appropriation this item.
Resolved, That >$93 be paid to William
Burke for services as inspector Newark
avenue water main, 81 days, October,
. 1905, claim No. $50.
Charge special appropriation this item.
No. 1874.
Charge water account A. and E.
Resolved, That $5 be paid to Patrick
Finnerty for cash expended for car fare,
October, 1905, claim No. 213.
$5 to Albert Losel for cash expended
for car fare. October. 1903, claim No.
211.
So to G. B. Shine for cash expended for
ear fare, October. 1905 claim No. T59.
S29.S5 to John j Neilt for repairing
and extending water pipe services on
Weldon street, October, 1893. claim No,
275.
S1310 to Jersey City Supply Co for
supplies. Tappers, October, 1905, CAIN
No. 1617
sos. ~ 10 Geo. &. Geraghtv for repairs
to testi~g tank Meter Department
April, 1905, claim No. 240.
$14.25 to JERSEY City Supply Co for
supplies, WAYNE Street Stable. October.
1903. claim No. 1913
s90.65 to John a. VIII & Son for re-
neirs to harness, etc. Wayne Street
Stable, Septar.ber and October. 1905,
claim No. 131
So. SO to Jersey City Supply Co.. for
supplies, Meter Department. October.
1905. claim No. 1G1G.
$55.37 to Jersey City Supply Co. fa~
supplies as indicated. PiDe Yard, Ocso-
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

Adopted by the following vote on a
call for the ayes and nays
yes-Commissioners Hauck, Nolan,
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

The Committee ON New Water Works
presented the following
Resolved, That S333.53 be paid to Gar
wood Ferris for cash expended for car
fare, August, September, October,s 905,
claim No. 214
Charge water account New Water
Works.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
UPRIGHT
kEFRICE ERATCkS.
S. 30
GOOD VALUES
FOR THE THRIFTY BUYER

DRESsER-Neat design, :
'arge drawers, swinging plate
mirror, worth $1,000.
special 81 so
PARLOR CHAIR-If YOU
are looking for any odd or fancy
hair you may find it here. We
sell them at
81. .9S to $45 90.
WOMEN'S WRITING
oESK-Either in oak or ma
'ogany finish. Well
ade commandments So 50
LAMPS-If you are looking
pr extraordinary display Of
amps, you will find them here.
he Parlor Lamps sell at
81 80, So. SO to $40. 90.
DINING ROOM CHAIR
Built for comfort, the strong
Snd durable kind, cane seat. gol..
den finish .s9c.
FOLDING BED-All iron.
white enamel ......... 81. .9S
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
(Ofiicial Proceedin2s.1
(Continued.l

for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Commissioners Hauck, Nolan,
Rooney. Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
KATLRDADS
Pennsylvania ?
RAILROAD
HEsTAhbARD RAR RRGsDoFARselci

III
In effect September Is, 1905.
Trains Lave JS-teEI CITY as follows:--
s.E A. N. CHr.A0o sPECIAL.
4il4 A. M. -. LOUIS LIMITED. For cincsu-
nau st. Louis.
lila A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. %
hours to licago.
E n. n Sill Sla. ANi ST. LoTIs EXP
hours to Chicago.
5.15 P. NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED.
G. P NJ. ST. LOUIS AND CINCIN. EXP.
6.ls Is NJ. WESTERN EXpRass.
E14 p NJ. PACIFIC EMPRESS.
ior n n PTTTssuRs fsa AeD ssaeSL. SsSiiINA1i 1'NF-
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE
SOUTH.
For Ba tlmore, Washington and tAe South, at
II. S44, ss.i5, s10t6. sl.i6, A. NJ; l2.A. "LN,
2.s4.s.44. *s.se. .s.ts. s5.25 and sA T.. NJ, and
NJ n lssa n.sh' III T. ssaaaS ss as s s and "a
SOUTHERN R-tlLWAY.-Express, 1.14, s.4s
and 4.ss T. NJ, RS0 night, daily.
NCfFOLx -.ND WESTERN RAILWAY.
For .iemrh.s AID New Orleans, s.4s P. n.
daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s.45 A.
ii. and s.sa p. M. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-Sl7 A.
NJ, weekdays, and 52S F, N. daily.
SEABoARD AIR LINE Express, Il so 4. n.
and 1z4i P IN NJ, :, daily. isIE m, r,,,
Express fci Phiiadeiphia, 6.24, 7.44, 7i5. isis.
SIT, si4, 9.ls, 's.45, '1o.16 'll.H. est, Louis
sl11s A. M; 12.1s. 1244. *1.u. '21i, ia, ais.
ssss, 4i5. 444. a 45. 5.1s .5.l5 (Chicago Linz
itsd). *6.25, '6.A. '61S ia s.Hs.44. s.94, Q05O
for North Philadelphia only) p. M..l2.S0 and
1888 Night. Sunday, 6.2S. sS15, S44 s9.45,l0.l7,
s1l.I4 est. Louis Limitsd). '1l.I4. (Pennsy-
vanla Iimited( +i1.l6 A. NJ l244 ss1I4 s21t
ss 46 415, AS, 5lS, ISIS. (C,hicago I.imi sed)
s5. To- s6.i4 "6lS. S14, S44, 944 (i015 for Nort.i
Philadelphia only p. Nj, Il. so and u SO night.
For Atlantic city, lO.14 A. NJ and s.l4 p. NJ.
through Vestibuled Trains, Buffet Parlor Cars,
days; S,n. through Vesthuled Train with
Pullman Parlor, Dining and Smoking Cars
and wide Vcsibuled Coaches A. Nj, Sundays.
For Atlantic City, via Delaware River Bridge
Route, 1888. 7.4t, Ills, saturdays only A.
NJ, 1874, 2l4 and 5.1S p. NJ, weekdays; L. 80
s.2S A. NJ, ia44 and 5.lS p NJ. Sundays.
For Cape May. RS3 Ills, A. M, LA P. NJ.
weekdays; 1888 A. NJ. Sundays
For Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove Point Pleasant. and intermediate sta
tlons. via Railway. weekdays, s.15 A. NJ. 12.Al
saturdays only except Long Branch. l.. ~,
i.13 (Saturdays only except Long Branch.
S2S and 7.ie P. NJ. On Sunday S4s 9.42 Ill
A.. NJ. and ELS P. NJ. (Stop at North AS
bury for Asbury Park or Ocean Grove on Sum
; day.l
= sDining Car
The New York Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from and 10 hotels and
residences
W. w. ATTEF2URY, ]. r, WOOD
Gcn'i Massger Pass'r Traffic Manages.
GEO. W. ROyp,
n General Passenger Aes~s
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
1905. claim No. 5SS33.
CHARGE water account. z. and K.


The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays:-
Ayes-Commissioner Hauck, NolanS
Rooney Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
The Committee on Assessment and
Extensions presented the following:-
Resolved, That a warrant in the sum
of IS. 30 be ordered drawn in favor of
John H. Weasteil. such sum represent
ing an over payment of water rents for
the year 1903 on property situate Block
1921. Lot 6S. No. 149 Monticello avenue,
building having been torn down and wa
ter cut off.
Charge water account, A. and E.
Resolved That plumbers licenses be
and are hereby granted to William j.
Breher Robert Edgar's Sons, William
Andre, james +. Blackshaw. Anderson
Bros. Z Q; Schoeler Edwin II Moore
Thos Caffrey Chas. Fried. f. I. Kele-
her. James E. Murray. John AIaloney,
J. j. Sharrocl. r. Schmidhouser. Frank
Sherry. Joseph Zumbusch. John Gallery,
to make connections with the water
mains in Jersey City, also to do general
plumbing. when they file the required
bonds in the Office of the Permit Clerk.
Resolved That by reason of complaint
and investigation thereon, made for the
week ending November 13, 1905 under
and by direction of the Water Assessor,
the following findings he and are hereby
confirmed and the said officer is hereby
directed TO cancel of record charges for
meters as herein Indicated
S41.25. Folio 4, Book ]. G.. Meter 10
per cent fast. Mahon.
$500 Folio %. Book ]. c.. Meter 8
per cent fast. Mahon.
$33. Folio 165. Book J. c.. Meter 20
per cent. fasS Mahon-
Resolved. That by reason of complaint
and investigation thereon made for the
week ending November 13. 1905, under
and by direction of the Water Assessor.
the following findings be and are hereby
confirmed, and the said officer is hereby
directed to cancel of record charges now
shown on registers as herein Indicated
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

1904 II. $50 Only / watev
closet; only 2
horses =.
1904 1904 1716.9o Only water
closet; only .
horses ......
1908 1904 171e9o Only water
closet; only ,
horses
1902 1904 IL 1855 Only ! water
closet; only 2
horses ...a..
1905 1871 "A Vacant to Nov.
1905 ..
1921 6S Building torn
dawn Aug 10,
1905 ......
1888 "N No. III: no bath
2051 l. Private 49,. u -.
ing ...-..s....
1905 10 So No restaurant
PSI S Vacant .....
It No milk depot.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22
On mot on cf Allernaa Hart the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL 3. 0'D0SNELL.
CITY Clerk

On mot on cf Alderman Hart the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL >. 0'DoENELL.
City Clerk.
Regular meeting at the City Hal
tuesday. October II, 1905.
Board was called TO order by the Cits
Clerk at 8 o'clock +. NJ
PreseAt-sAldernen AIardice. Barry.
Itthnlnglam, Holmes, Hon, Kilmuriy
trout Roe. Rowland. 5WesLey SehD i
hatnser. Siiseiia asat Aveit
Absent i,,rs5ident z, Bsors. aeG Alder
Men Barr' = ~ Jalnop. Chester. De-
ylne, Graef, Gfosc.aus, Harder, Hart
Loughlin and Foiss.
On motion Of Alserneu Roe. Alder
tempore
The minutes, Of the regular meeting og
September l9' 1905, wele approved as
PRESENTATION OF PETrrIoys
Petitions, ete.. wese presented, re
ceived and disposed ct us fn,Iows:-
Application for auctioneer. Junk
s peddler. | hand organ and | transfer d
peddier license. tSee reports subsequent,
Referred to Committee on Trade Il
FERMENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims Wore presented, received an.
disposed of as follows:-
OF Daniel +. Donovan, $3.50: Jane
Mclaughlin ,$2T9.75; Reynolds & Shee
han. $126.50; S. G. Smith. $685.. rs; n. Y.
4 y. j. Telephone Co. $4Sa.
Referred to Coinmittee on Gains.
Of Public Service Corp0r1ti1ns uf \
j., S627 and Uaited Electric Cu. S24.40
Referred to Committee on Baths and
Of Evening Jounai Assn slos j, ".
Greene. $l25, and James Tni'y $38.
Referred TO Comnlttee on Eeftsans
OF Joseph Locke. SIC, and Jdha II
Masker, $26 and $26
Courts.
OF II Z: W. Leake. SO, and. Il. i. Klee
Ordinances.
OFFICERS MTNICATIDNS.
A communication from ~.e9;e Clerk
the Board of Finance. stating Thar the
bond of Robert Thomas, Constable f.onl
TIE Eighth Ward, had been cancelled
WIS ordered fed
The report of the Inspector of Build
ings fer September. 1905, showing the
number of permits issued for the cree
tion, extension or alteration of bulldogs
valued as follows, was presented. re-
f-afypd q nd Oranra,f 61a,l.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

Resolved, That $500 be paid to Philip
ITumulty. Jr., ON account of contract No.
1906. for furnishing, delivering and lay
ing cast iron water pipe in Summit ave-
nue.
Charoa sneciaI annronria tion this item
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

Resolved. That $7S be paid William
BellfieId forsservices as inspec II laying
water main. Summit avenue. 2G days,
October, 1905. at So, CLAIM No. I31.
Charge special appropriation this item.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

Resolved, That 1893 be paid to William
Burke for services as inspector Newark
1905, claim No. $50.
Charge special appropriation this item.
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-22

es:--Ganlnlissioners uauck, Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze.
sNays;--None
UNFINISHED BItSTNFSS
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-25
THINK CANALS ARE
NORTH $350,000
MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS OF
ARIZONA, APPOINT COMMITTEE
TO DETERMINE PRICE.

At the meeting &C the minority
stockholders OF the Grand, Salt River
& M%aricopa canals at Phoenix. the
value of the Canals was discussed,
with "a view of arriving at some fig
ure to be presented to the govern
ment commission. The meeting did
mo- actually arrive at a definite fig
ure, hut a committee of six. consist
ing of one shareholder and one water
right holder from each of the canals
was appointed to present the matter
to the commissioners. The opinions
of those present as to the valuation
the canals ranged anywhere from
$50 900 to $4,000 for each of the
canals.
The Arizona canal being the most
valuable property, worth in the opin-
ion of a great many, 5000, 900, would
bring the actual price up to $3.50, 600
for the canal company's holdings in
Guiding the minority stockholders
shares, provided the highest figure
discussed is adopted. The amount
that the Arizona Water company has
signiied a willingness to accept, is
4350,00 but that does not include the
minority shares.
The committee appointed is com
posed of the following: Salt River
canal, p. T. Hurley, L. E. Graham;
Maricopa canal. George d.. Christy
and ID. b. Heard: Grand canal, Lin
coin Fowler and H. NJ. Wilbur.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-25
WOMAN PREACHER
A Practical Doctrine.


M nome was broken up some time
ago" writes a venerable lady from
Ohio, land | spent my life going about
visiting my children.
But wherever | 20 | take my Pos
tum pot and a supply Of the food cof-
Zee along with me-. | cannot take the
risk of being without it, for | firmly
believe that were ii not for Postum
Food Coffee l would not be living to-
day.
Il began TO use il four years ago.
For several years prior TO that time
4 was a great sufferer from stomach
M heart trouble and headache. l
consulted the best medical talent, but
medicine did me no good and my con-
dition seemed to grow worse instead
of improving, till l was practically
given over as a confirmed invalid.
FINALLY a doctor suggested that
stop coffee drinking, and although
WAS 10th 10 do so | complied. | was
visiting my sO~n-in-law in Ottawa, at
the time. He was a Postum drinker
and al his urgent recommendation l
began it's use. II did not appeal to
me at first, but l found that this was
because IL was not boiled long enough,
When il was made right / relished it,.
In due time, after the coffee ef-
fects had passed out OF my system
So that Postum could do It's work, /
began TO get better in every symptom,
My stomach ceased 10 trouble me, and
digestion became normal. My heart
action was restored to a healthy stat
us, the headaches and nervousness
grew less frequent and severe, and al
last ceased altogether. and now l am
well and strong, as few persons are
at my advanced age.
BE sure that | preach the Gospel
OF Postum everywhere TO those / meet,
] have converted many, especially my
own children and grandchildren, who
ave all been made healthier, liyelieT
and heartier by the use OF Postum. %
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Read the little book, The Road ia
WeilYille," I'm pkgs.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-25

London, Nov. %. - Love for Miss
Gertie Millar, the leading actress Of
the Gaiety Theater, not returned by
the beautiful young woman, caused
the Baron Won HolZhausen, a German
officer, nephew of a millionaire Frank
furt merchant, to break into Miss Mil
lars boudoir at midnight and there
blow out his brains.
A pitiful romance of dog-like de-
vOtion on the part of the infatuated
German, who was % years old, was
revealed at the inquest. Miss Millar,
who is the wife of Lionel Moncton, a
musical comedy composer, well known
in America, had retired with her hus-
band when the tragedy in her boudoir
occurred. The house was awakened
by the pistol shot, and Moncton, first
locking the boudoir door, rushed out
for the police. When they arrived
they found the baron lying dead in a
pool of blood and carried him out
while Miss Millar lay Frustrated in
her bedroom.
Baron Won HOlzhausen met Miss
Mtllar last December, and fell so VIC
lently in love with her that he fol
lowed her from London to Nice.
MonctOn never met the baron, but
looking upon him simply as ID boy,
he permitted him to remain on
friendly terms with his wife.
There were dinner parties at Nice,
and when Miss Millar returned home,
at the principal London restaurants
also, though Miss Millar never dlned
alone with him.. The baron haunted
the Gaiety Theater nightly, and con-
stantly sent Miss Millar flowers.
Once he wrote Miss Millar:
i thank you very much for your
letter. ! hope IT viii lot be the last
one. have not quite recovered from
my illness, and have not been able
To go TO the Gaiety Theater. Last
week | saw your photographs I'm the
Sketch. What have you done with
your hair? l cannot imagine you as a
French girl.
Il hope / shall see you next week
on the stage. ! hope you feel vel
and happy. | wish, indeed, TO be your
little dog.
How do you do? Shall ! never see
you again? | am always thinking o.
you. Why DO you refuse me you
photograph? You would make me 81
happy by 10 as a present.
Il hope you will find some moment.
TO write assure you | feel yer,
lonely in this mOnrtOnOus life.
81 hope ! don't annoy You with thi'
letter. In any case am ~cndeavorinl
to be your best and most faithful
friend
A few days before he committed
suicide the baron wrote again to The
actress, saying;
II know ! have always been some
thing OF a mystery to you, and nov
want 10 tell YOU all about myself.
am absolutely done-ruined. My PEG
= ~" wentod mo ~ stick 10 the army
which I refused TO DO.
Il brought a small fortune witt
me from Germany. / have been back
ing all --'s horses, and al last