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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28
DA CHUNA
oUEER1Y-NAMED ISLE WHICH
HOLDS PUBLIC EYE.
Probably the Most Desolate Inhab-
tied Place in the Old World
Has Rich Guano Deposits,
as Yet Unworked.

Tristan Da Chuna, the island which
has just recently been brought before
the reading public of England and
America, because of the charge that an
explorer sold or otherwise disposed OF
gifts intended for its inhabitants, is
probably the most desolate of inhablt-
ed places in the old world. Tristan Da
lChuna is about seven miles each way,
and is surrounded on all sides but the
north, where the settlement is, and a
part of the south, by cliffs ranging
from 1000 to 5000 feet high, terminal
ing in a volcanic peak 1850 feet high.
On the northwest there is a plateau
some three miles long by half to three
quarters Of a mile wide and the whole
of this is excellent pasturage-from a
casual inspection, many centuries
washings from the heights. The re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28
Queen Who Loves the Sea

The queen of Greece is devoted to
the sea, and she is never happier than
when she is cruising about on het
yacht with her husband. King George.
She bears the distinction of being the
only lady admiral in the world, hav-
ing received this honor from the late
GEAR of Russia, who was 'fondly at
tatched to his beautiful cousin The
king shares with her the love of the
sea, and is himself a sailor, and. al
the time of his election to the Hellenic
throne was serving as midshipman in
the British navy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28
READY for THANKSGIVING

THANKSGIVING, with its happy family reunions and
4 Joyous gatherings of old and young, is almost here.
Merry hearts 90 with we'll filled stomachs. Every American
housekeeper prides herself with making the most bountiful
provision for the national feast. She will see to it that for
this day, of all others, there is plenty and to spare.
Many months ago we commenced our preparations for
this great annual occasion. We are ready to supply a mill
ion families with the choicest foods, dainties and delicaces
of the season, and with the finest of liquors. Only two
more days are left for you to complete your preparations.
We are at your service for whatever might be lacking up
to the last moment. If you are too busy to call, ring us up.
Every order down to the smallest will have quick and in
telligent attention. The prices, always the lowest, speak
S can't be approached elsewhere. Here are a few of the spe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28

stake heed is a good reed" and
to read the store ads. carefully is a
good way to take heed" in doing
your shopping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28
Pepurious

Stella-Is Mabel stingy?
Bella-Awfully. | insisted for q
blocks that she allow me to paw the
lcar fare, and she did.-N. Y. Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28
Not a Good Chauffeur.

She (petulantly)-What made you
so late?
He (plaintively)-I came up in my
motor car and passed her three times
before | could manage to stop.-Ally
ISloper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-28

Here are a few OF the Specials up to next Wednesday night.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-18

Iegenbeit ldBt oas frausDIibe Mini-
iterium oes Iusndrtiaen betannt
MAIDEN, 0aB eS innerbalb peniaer
Gage udbere Gin3elbeiten iiber Die
ab~5ubaltenoe &Unferena uerDffeutlis
hen ueroe. Sc bat iebt ben Nns
ibein, ots penn Die Gonferens in Der
tletnen uraIten ipauiihen Stobt Nloe=
itras, in Der ndbiten @dbe UDn @is
btattar qelegen, a~bgebalten ueroen
miro. Die oeutihe Reaierung bat
oielen Oct als einen 80mprDmiB
spiihen 9anqer uno Wlaorio o0rge=
ihlagen.
Sn &arlitabt beraten Die nDrueai=
lden uno Die id)neoii6en 9elegaten
nun l9on pieoer amt 9aae uno boz
ben itd nod INNER nidt geeiniQt.
Wian iheint BET Der 6eitungsfrage
fOrtudbreno auf ueue ShnierIgtets
ten Al ftpBen. Sc beiBt iebt. oaB Die
8eleQaten in einigen Taaen Die Ser
banolunaen iblieBen uub ibren res
Ipettipen Geeierungei oaS @rgebnis
oerieiben oorleqen tperoen, unbetame
inert baum, oh ruirflidl cine @tni=
qung erslelt 1T uber ni6t.-
Nu8 Der rumGntlden 6aupttaot
8ufareft idreibt man: Die 8esie<
hun9en 5miihen Gumdnien uno
8rie6eulano iino duBerit o~elpannte.
6err 9ombaaia, Der arte6iibe @es
ianote, Dot mad gmpfang elmer Npte
pon Der rumdniiben R~e9teruna bas
4ano Oeelafien uno Der rumdnilde
8eianote, 6err @bica, lit BON Ntber
%abberufen woroen." Gumdnien tpei-
aert iid ndmlib, Sbaoeneriab au
leiiten fir Die angeblibe B(inoerung
grie9iid1er 2aoen uno WiBbanolung
BON @riehen pabreno Oer iiinaiten
unrubeu in 8ufareit. Iuh miQ es
feline @enuQtuuna fIr oas Berbren.
men elmer ariedliiben Blaege in @uers
Gepp geben. Wenn e8 iebt uur ntdt
gum ariege apiIden bieien beioen
@robmd6ten fomnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-18
Wie 8elo %gefnuSen.


@einnb6eit fiuben, 1T lpie @elb &C.
funben 10 benfsn Die, Die franf iinb.
@enn SIR 5uften, @rfaltuns, rauben
9als ooer 8ruittueb babt, banoelt idne1,
tpie g. 6. Barber, Sanop 2epel, 3d.,
Der ia9t: sd batte erdBli6es Brutz
tpeb, unb ba i9 burd anbere Mittel
feline grfei6terun9 fanb, ipurbe i'd
l6GieBfi6 Our6 Or. Sings 0eue @nt-
bedun9 fir S6tuinoiu6t, 9uiten unb
Grfaltuns gebetlt." @r6Bte Nadfraae
in Der 8elt. 3u baben bel &. &alteDer
& SObn, @eo. S. S. S6mibt, @isenti-
mer, uno Nbolf DreiB. 8reis so gts.
unb 81, s%arantiert, 8rpbehaibe fret,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-18
Eages JfemtafetteH.
g a n b.

Sn Cincinnati bat man unter
ben SlihtlinaetI aus ben @elbfiebers
0iftriften nod 5pei meitere Grante
entoedt.
8pDlf @ouoerneure lio(iber
Staten, oarunter AUDI infer @Due
nerneur 2anbam. haben cine gin>
manoerun95= uno Quarantine &Dn'
benton nah Chattanooga einberu.
fen. Oielelbe fol- i'm Nopember abs
gebalten meroen.
Sn Solae ihmerer Geaengiife
iino i'm meitlihen WiiiDuri uno in
&aniaS grDRere 5treden 2anoes
iiberihwemmt. 9auienoe BON Qdern
Waisforn iteben, mie aus 9opeta ges
meloet tuiro. unter Wai1er.
Nomain Daurignac. Der Brue
Der Der gr0Beu Barrier Sbminolerin
9bereie 6umbert uno ielbit an ibren
5bminoeleien beteiIigt. cam am
Samitag auf einem frans6fiihen
Dampfer in Seem gort an. Die giue
neutrality-suspicious. aeftatteten ies
bod ietne Hanbuna niht uno CT miro
mad europa suriidfebren miiIIen.
Sin nah Dem Siomeften aes
benoer Baiia9ier5ua Der Sron Wonns
tain 8abn enteleiite 9amftag nbeno
in oer Ndbe pDn Nrcaoia, Mo.; smei
Der Babnbeamten mureen getDtet
uno Is Bafiagiere murben perleht.
8riegsminiiter Iaft uno Der
QrDBte 9eil ieiner Bealeiter Iino BON
gofDbama nab San francisco abs
gereift. SRI. Nlice &poiepelt uno
Der Geit Der @eieuihaft folaen auf
benz Dampfer Siberia.
MusIan0.
Der &aiier upn 5apan bat bic
&eiignation oes Minilters oes Sn.
nern anaenDmmen. Der 0anoels<
miniiter miro iein @adfolaerI
8mei BON ben Weuterern oes ruff.
fheu Srieasidiffes rBoobieoono>
sem" FIND in Sebaitopol biuQerihtet
tuoroen; Der brittle muroe gu lebens<
ldnalihcr 3wanesarbeit beanabiat.
Nm Samfta9, benz meritani.
i6en MISUNDERSTANDING nuroe Der
meritani1de RDnareB. uie iibliG,
ourb ben Brdlioenten 3ias erDfnet.
Sn leiner UDtihaft lprab Der 8rGs
fioent oon ben pielen Sortidritterl.
Die WerifG auf Dem @ebiete oes 6an.
bells, Der Snouitrie, oes graiebunqs.
tuelenS uno Der Dfentliben @eluno.
beitSpfeae gemabt bat, erudhnte Der
6afenbauten in Wansaniqo uuo an.
oeren Srten, oes Iufbebens Der
.Sreien Zone" uno anoerer Mnaele.
eenbeiten. Wtit ~beionoerer Nnerfens
nung ipram er BON ben gbren, Die
man in ben Ser. Staten Der 4eihe
oes in 8aibingtDn %9eitorbeuer meri.
tanilhen 8efanoten Nipiroa bel ibrer
0eimfabrt ernieien babe.
- Ser @uuoerneur Der cubauis
iben Bruoin5 Santa Clara 1T Der.
baftet p0roen. @r lou iid aemei.
CERT baben, einem 8efebl oes Brdfi.
benton Balma nahsutommen uno
ben Manor Der Staot @ueltns, ben
er miqtirlid abgelett bate, tpieoer
in lein In1t einsuleben.
Die @~rpBbersuain Wittue
Gnaitaiia uon Medlenburs Sdwe.
rim, Wutter Der oeutlhen 8ronprins
selfin gecilie, lit an Der Oipbterie
ertrantt. @rpBbersoe Trieorih
5rans uno feline @emabtin baben
ShtoB 9elbenianoe uerlalfen, um be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 uermeioen.
gstad'S s Gents 6apana $ Giaarre.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
PLANS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING
The Execution of j. w. Hammon-
Ordered to he Wade Public.

Especial to the News and ObseryeO
Winston salem. N. =, July .!.-A
letter received today from Secretary
of the Treasury Shaw states that thc
supervising architect is making some
improvements in the plans for Wins
ton Salem's public building and that
the department will endeavor to erect
a building satisfactory in every way
to the people ofthis city.
The courdy .ccmnE sts4onere today
ordered that the execution of j. w
Hammons for the murder of his wife
be made public and Sheriff Alspaugh
was instructed to make the necessary
preparations for the hanging in the
county home farm between the hours
of II and 8, July 20.
After hearing the evidence this af-
ternoon Major j. G. Bassent, Magis~
trate, dismissed a warrant against Dr.
II. L. Hullfvon. a local physician
charged with being responsible for
the death of a colored child by giving
it the wrong medicine. The prosecu-
ton was taxed with the cost. The ev-
idence for the defcnSc showed that the
medicine given was Santonin instead
of strychnine, as charged
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
THE NEW DENTISTS
twenty seven Out of
Thirty-four Pass and
Will be Licensed.
lsnecial tn News and Ohserver.0

Especial to News and Observer0
Winston Salem, n. c., July 3.-Dr
r. H. Jones, secretary of the eXamin-
ing board of the State dental asso>
citation announces today that as a re-
suit of the examination at Waynes-
Vile last week 81 out of a class of 81
passed and will be given license t.
practice their profession. The nameS
of the successful are as follows:
b. c. Jones, Manassas, Va; G. c.
Herr, Waterbury, Conn; E. w. Shack
elford, Durham, N. c.; G. l.. Shelf
fer Louiesburg; Z. A. Wilkins, King
Mountain; j. c. Gambill Aster l.. M
Edwards, Durham; N. l.. Bryan, New
ton Grove; A. j. Whisnant, Ruther-
fordton; c. NJ. Beam, Shelby; j. b.
Bardin, Cerro Gorda; S. e. Malone
Gordonton; j. L. Geer, Rutherfordton,
L. NJ McPhail, Clinton; w. l.. Hand
Burgaw; r. F. Holiday Clinton; T
2. Yates, Mooresville, j.. c. Johnson
Meanwhile; A. M. Dula, Black Noun
tain; J. H. Yelverton, Fremont; r. A
Little, Newton; j. l.. Gibson, Laurin-
burg; H. b. Gibson, Laurinburg; K
S. Cutchin, Whitaker; w. T. Wallace
Hendersonville; II. A. Hargrove, Can
ton; j. A. Emerson, (colored), Gr""
boro.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04

portly man paid his fine and rushed
out. Later he came back with bail.
and the woman, fainting and almost
dead from shame, was led out of the
room. She was recognized as a beauty
whose face is familiar at the opera
and who has a charming family and
home.
All through the morning the magis-
trates labored, and still there was no
diminishing of the crowds. All the
night and all the morning the hearings
went on. Each of the men, if he were
not a principal was fined $40 and costs.
Every one of the women, whether she
was hardened or neophyte from the
upper world, was held in bail for
trial.
There is one who sees the good of
it ALL A little messenger boy sauntered
into the crowded cell room at Central
station about noon He bore several
messages to fair prisoners. Gee, -
he said, eff there was only a raid
like this every day I've made $40
since o'clock, and I'm never going
home"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
Death of Young Wife and Mother.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Goldsboro, n. c., July 3.-The
death of Mrs. Katie Franklin, the be-
loved young wife of Mr. Jimmie
Franklin occurred at their home Oh
Devereaux street, over in WebbtoWn,
Saturday night. after an illness OF
many weeks OF typhoid fever.
The bereaved young husband, who
is himself confined to his bed with
fever, and not expected TO live, ana
little 2-months-old baby girl left be-
hind without a mothers care, have
the sympathy of all our people.
The funeral was held from Elm
Street chapel yesterday afternoon.
conducted by Revs. w. l.. Cuninggim
and ]. w. Bryant, and the interment
was made in Willow Dale cemetery.
Mrs. Franklin was Miss Katie
Lewis before her marriage and was
from Fayetteville She was only %
years of age.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
It REVEALS SHAME
Nearly 1000 Arrests in
Philadelphia.
SOME PEOPLE OF NOTE
Women with Disgrace Staring them in
the Face Attempt Suicide. Held Re-
CARELESS of Their Past for Trial in
Criminal Court. Men Unssuc-
cessfuIIy Offer Fabulous
Brides TO Officers.

Philadelphia, July BY a gigantic
police raid the new administration of
Philadelphia emphasized it's hold on
the city government, and swept clear
of questionable resorts a territory of
tweAty square miles, including the
Tenderloin and fine residential dis
tricts.
Everything from massage houses to
opium joints and speak -easies'' were
closed. Station houses could not hold
the prisoners, and from midnight last
night until 8 O'Clock this morning five
magistrates labored to dispose of the
cases. Hardly a man on the force
slept all night, and every patrol wagon
IN the city was in constant requiSitiOn.
The following figures will give some
idea of the extent of the movement:
One hundred and fifty houses, con-
sisting of "speak-easies, disorderly
resorts, places of designation, and po-
(litical clubs entered. Close upon o.
600 prisoners, men and women, taken.
Approximate amount of fines imposed
upon men found in the places, $4,000.
Approximate amount of bail imposed
upon proprietors and inmates, $780,
600. Three hundred quarts of cham
payne and hundreds of cases of fine
liquors, whiskey. and beer, hundreds
of boxes of cigars dozens of roulette
wheels, poker tables, slot machines,
and gambling devices of all kinds con-
fiscated Number of police employed
in the raid, 400. The raid was made
upon evidence secured by the Law and
Order Society, which has been in their
possession for months, and which no
lever could ever before make the po-
lice department act upon. After con-
sultation with Director of Public Safe
~ Potter, Secretary Gibboney. of the
society, Swore out the warrants for the
prOprietOrS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
"A Resort OF Unlimited Attractions.
KENIL WORTH INN

BTLT Nj O II T. near
AShevilIe, n. G. /" In
the land of the Sky"
One of the most SUI
perbly furnished Hoo
tells South of New
York. $500 feet above
sea level. Overlooking
BiItnore, the magnili-
cent estate of Mr.. Geo.
w. Vanderbilt. I'm
equaIIed scenery: dry
inVigorasing climate;
always cool and pleas
ant. Excellent macad-
amized roads. All wa
tcrs used from the
Kenilworth Springs,
and fresh vegetables
daily from our private
gardens. Consunptives
not accommodated.
Open throughout the
the year. Write for
booklet. Edgar IL.
Moore, Proprietor.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.
Atlantic Coast Line to PAY 21 f-2 Per
Cent. on July 10th.

Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington, n. c., July 3.-The At
lantic Coast Line gives notice of the
declaration of a dividend of Il IL
per cent. on the common stock of the
company. payable at the office of tGc
treasurer in this city on July 10th. tc
all stockholders of record as of June
%, 1905.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Hale Torn Through Mr.. Il. v. Hal
combs Dwelling and Two Ladies
Slightly Shocked.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer
Mount Airy, n. c., July 3.-During
a terrific thunder storm yesterday af-
ternoon, the dwelling of Mr.. b. V. Hal
comb was struck by lightning, which
tore considerable hole in the side
of an upper room, demolishing bu-
reau and slightly shocking Miss Fan
ME Halcomb, who was in the room.
Mrs. Halcomb, who was in the room,
was also slightly shocked. Some cloth
ing was set on fire. but was soon eXtin-
guished. No further damage has been
reported.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
Strict Orders to Police.

Every police captain was called in
and given his orders that the places
must be raided and that no tip should
go out. Failure to obey meant loss OF
jobs. AT the same time police were
drawn in from every district into the
spread and scores of reserves in plain
clothes were assigned to posts.
simultaneously at IL o'clock the net
began to close in. over twenty square
miles were dragged.
In five station houses sat magistrates
ready for the names of the victims. BY
midnight these station houses were
filled, ten others were damned to the
doors, and the great cell room in the
city hall could hold no more. Every
few minutes saw fresh patrol loads of
the drag before the doors.
To the Tenderloin the thing was not
new, and the painted women of the
section smoked cigarettes, laughed.
and swore and cried, as the mood
took them. But mixed with the paint
ed women, with drunken negroes, and
the vicious hangers-on of the slums
were men in full dress, clubmen, men
of refinement politicians, lawyers and
men whose faces are familiar in pub
lie gatherings and in the higher walks
of life. Crouching in corners of the
police stations, trying to hide behind
the tinScl and the occasional too
scanty clothing of the Tenderloin wo-
men, were other women-women
whose faces showed that they were
of gentle families, women of birth and
breeding. There were girls not out
of their teens, whose clothing spoke
of luxury and who bore the indelible
touch of a gentle home. There were
women who were beautiful. and none
of all these bore a mark of the Tender
lOin
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
Desperate i'm Her Disgrace.

They had not been taken easily. The
men in Tuxedos and crush hats had
fought like madmen to open a way
of escape for themselves and the wo-
men who were with them. In many
cases the police had held the hands
of women bent on suicide. Some of
these women with utter ruin and dis
grace before them, had fought the po-
licemcn more effectually than did the
men. Some had escaped, but they
were few.
From one house 919 Green street,
a woman, tall, dark, magniicently
built, and with every mark of breed
ing. threw two policemen from her
and jumped from a third-story window.
She was caught by the feet, and two
policemen held like grim death to
her while the woman silently tried
to wrest herself from them.
XIII me, kill me, this woman
moaned to the man who had been
with her, and who, held by two other
bluecoats, was struggling to free him
self. II have children she told the
police. My husband will kill me"
She stripped all her jewels and held
them out to them. They're yours if
you will only let me CO. she said.
The man offered a great sum to the
police. Their fingers itched, but they
did not dare to release the two. Thesy
were piled into a patrol, and through
bowling crowd were taken, with
others, into the police station. As
in all the cases, the woman was placed
in cell, where she tainted. The man,
as in every c;ie. was fined SO and
costs, and allowed to go. The woman
was later held in $500 bail for 1urt
as an inmate of the house. She was
not an inmate. 1t was probably the
first time that she had ever been III 1t.
She must sit in the dock at the next
term of the criminal court and her
shame be publicly proclaimed.
Tried to Kill Themselves.
OF the many women from these
houses of assignation WHO. desperate
and hysterical tried to cover shame
With {. ath two almost succeeded. one
sta bbed herself; the other threw hcI-
self down a flight of stairs. Both We're
taken to hospitals under assumed
names.
In the station house at Tenth and
Thompson streets, man portly and
kindly looking. whose face is known
at every event of importance in Phil
adelphia, stood and saw the woman
who was arrested with him led to a
cell
My God lieutenant" he whispered
"this will ruin her ana wreck one of
the best families in the city"
The lieutenant could do nothing. The
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
HOTELS AND RESORTS.

Crockett Arscnic-Lithia Springs an
Baths. opens June LIST. Elevation o.
900 feet. Cures Nervous Prostitution
Dyspepsia, Rheumatic and ski
Troubles, Kidney and Bladder disord.
4rs and female weakness. Clears anG
beauties the complexion. Write 70.
booklet. Nj. +. THOMAS, Manager
Crockett Springs. Virginia.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-04
Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. drives out malaria and
builds UP the system. Sold by oil
dealers for 81 years. Price so cents.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-16
OREGON NEWS.

Three thousand Odd Fellows of Ore
gon and Washington paraded in Port
land in celebrallon of Odd Fellows
day at the Lewis and Clark fair.
Calvin Easterbrook, aged SO years,
who was injured by being thrown from
a cart into a pile Of rocks near Wea-
therby station, died from his injuries.
Miss Wavelle Cunningham, young
woman of Pendleton, was found dead
in Portland lodging house recently.
She had committed suicide by inhal-
ing Illuminating gas.
The decision of the management of
the Lewis and Clark exposition to al
low the grounds to remain open on
Sundays and hold religious services in
Festival hall has been the occasion
for much comment.
The formal transfer of ownership Of
the Portland Consolidated Street Rail-
way company was made Saturday for
a consideration of s6,00O,000. The
buyers are Seligman Bros, of New
York and E. w. Clarke & Co., of Phil
adelphia.
Large delegations OF travelling men,
principally from Seattle and Tacoma,
attended the Lewis and Clark expo
sition Saturday. Before proceeding to
the grounds the travelling men to the
number of $500 traversed the princi-
pal streets Of the city in a parade.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-16

New York-The organization of the
largest trust company in the United
States and one of the largest financial
institutions in the world is said to be q
part of the plan Of Thomas f. RYAN in
negotiating the purchase of the stock
Of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety held by James Hyde. Mr.. Ryan's
plan was reported to be to consolidate
the Equitable Trust company, the Mer-
canctile Trust company and the Morton
Tust company, all Of this city, with
hts last named in contol.
1t is expected that this would result
in creating d financial institution with
deposits second only to those of the
National City bank of New York,
which has deposits of 1886, ZOO. 900.
The deposits of the proposed CONSOLE
dated trust company would amount to
$3.50 900, 900. the capital to $1,000
900, and the surplus TO $22, 0O0,0 900
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-06-16
GUNNERY is MARVELLOUS.
Thirteen Shots a Minute Land, IA
Shots Fired.

New York, June 10.-All records for
shooting with i've inch guns were
broken by four gunners of the first
class battleship Kentucky on the
northern drilling grounds, 20 miles
outside Sandy Hook, last Thursday.
One gunner, with IA shots a minute,
hit the target 10 times. The second
gunner fired 10 times per minute and
hit the target each time. Two other
men had each IL hits out of 10 shots
a minute. The range was 1000 yards,
and the target was 81 feet by IL feet,
consisting of painted muslin screen
and floated on a raft.
Rear Admiral Evans, who was in
command of the squadron, said:
eff the squadron had been firing at
an enemy, there would have been NO
enemy in half an hour"
Rear Admiral Evans said that the
squadron also established new wire
less telegraph record for warships. He
said that while at Newport News the
Kentucky communicated with the
cruiser Maryland off Cape Cod, Mass.
500 miles away. An so word message
was received without break.