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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-31
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washington. May 30.-The Japanese
legation received the following cable
gram from Toxic: "l'ive Russian YES
sells captured by us were safely brought
10 our naval port at sasebo on May 80
They are: Orci Nlcolai J.. Apraxime.
Honyabin and Malsuru." The Amcri-
lean consul az Shanghai reported 20 the
state department that the converted
cruiser Smolensk was az woosunE
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j. w. Bats

OFFICEttN TALiAFkkltD BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
PHONE No. "a.
Nav. in once the oulY set OF Abstract Boots Of
BtaEos County Land Titles
FOR SALE.
The n. Il. Cole block Ia Halls
addition. Price s75OOJ.
One quarter Of block In eastern
part of town, price $50
nd acres OF land aud "a good four
rnom residence, located inside city
limits. Price $4,000.
9l2 acres of land on east side Of
town known a. the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell In tracts to SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
3lots In good neighborhood, with
fn. an ode trees. Price $500. Terms
easy.
AIo acres OF timber land in kurten
naighborhood In tracts 20 suit pur-
cbasers. Price $500 10 81 90 per acre.
Terms easy. nj.
$500. .
The Mistrot place In south part Of
,own Figth acres and a two-story
= roor, boiisa. Bath room with hot
"a coId water, two underground
atasayns and watsr-wOrks. All nee
cessary out houses. Price sS.oOO.
o-o acres good timber land %
miles from town. VIII SET III Two
or more tracts.
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Two Attempts Made.

Guthrie May 3O.-Two attempts to
wreck the Santa Re passenger train at
Quinlan have been reported here. Ties
and other obstacles were piled on the
track. but were discovered In time TO
prevent the disaster.
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OH. JoYl Oh. RAPTUREl

liquid EIeVen Thousand Times Stron1'
er Than Best Beer.
Rhlneland. Wis May 3O.-A local
chemist has produced n llquId which Is
1900 times stronger than the best
quality Of beer. and one drop OF II
placed In n large beer glass and filled
with ice water produces gless Of pure
beer ~ the finest grade The extraction
contains an alkaloid from hops Just
$500 times stronger than crude hops.
and the active principle % malt. H.
500 times the strength u common malt.
made from the best barley
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LOST TWELVE
Japanese Torpedoboats Played Leading
Role In the Conflict.

holc IN the CONNECT.
ST Peter burg. May 30.-PrIyate dis
PATCHES from Vladlvostok say the Rus
SLAMS lost twelve warships sunk and
captured during the engagement Ac.
cording 20 these reports the japanese
torpedo boats played the principal role
IN the defeat Of the Russian fleet They
vent into action again and again I'M
der "A perfect hail OF shot from Russian
rapid fire guns. More than one-half
the japanese fotllla ~ tropedo boats
was sunk The protected cruiser Jemt-
chug. reported sunk. has arrived at
Vladivostok.
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Hundreds Wounded.

London May 3O.-A special dispatch
from Kobe. Japan. says hundreds 81
Russians. many badly wounded. are
coming ashore al Yamaguchia. on the
coast OF Japan. opposite the Straits OF
Korea. I'm boats or clinging 70 wreck
age.
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Passed Cruiser

Nagasaki. May 3O.-The British
steamer Athenian reorts that on the
afternoon OF May Is she passed the
Russian converted cruiser proceeding
IN the direction OF Shanghai
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peni.on,. observanee.

Denison. May 3O-Memorlal day was
generally observed here. There was a
Parade and addresses. Graves Of Com
federate and Union soldiers were dec
orated.
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stnt. p,partm,n,, clo,.d.

Austin. May 5O.-state departments
were closed in honor OF Decoration day
The graves OF Union soldiers were dec
GRATED
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FLAGSHIP SUNK.
RojestvsnsLy Wounded and Placed on
Torpedo Boat DESTROYER.

ST. Petersburg May 3O.-The report
that the Kniaz souvaroff. the flagship
Of the Russian feet. which was defeat
eded by the japanese In the Straits
Of Korea. was sunk and Admiral Ro-
iestvcnsky wounded and placed on
board a torpedoboat destroyer B. con-
firmed Whereabouts Of the destroyer
are not known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
SILK HAT SELDOM o
Its Passing but n Mere Whim of
Fashion and II Is Sure
to Return.

THE silk hat" said the manager Of
a fashionable hat store, reports the
New Iorl, sun, has about run It's
course Tor gay wcar Only elderly men,
and comparatively few Of them. wear
it in the day time.
Fifteen ycars ago VIC often sold
more silk hats N Il day than We nov
sell in two weeks. Young men wore
thea then both day and evening. You
could see professions OF silk hats on
hroodway and all the downtown
streets.
But the silk hat will return. Its
passing is merely a whim of fashion.
1t Is the most dressy hat a man can
wear, and also the most economical.
a Sood silk hat will stand more wear
and e than tAccc de,bys or fedora;.
IT can be ivoncd to look like new. no
matter what has happened to IL.
Most OF our customers are we'll to
do, but lots of them in the Old DAYS
wore silk hats for cconomy's sake. A
few do yet. for that matter. but they
are men past middle life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
$4,000 PACIFIC a

Tickets on sal, daily, until May 10,
Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Portland, Tacums, Seattle, Victoria II
Vancouver via the Chicago, Union Pacific
and North. Western Line. Correspond
ingly low rates from other points. DIiiS
and personally conducted excursions IL
Pullman tourist sleeping Gals from Ch =
cage to Por,llud, San Francisco aud Lo"
Angeles witlIout change. Double berth
only s7.G0. Fast trains. cl'ice of routes
Meals in DINING cars = Ia care.J Book
lets aud folders sent postpaid on receipt
OF 4 cents in stamp. All agents sell
tickets via this line. Address, :. +.
Britain. Geu'i AIT. Pass, Dept. 800
Was hiogtou Street, ~lipstop, Mas.
1850 3-3i ii. ( %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21

Miss Maze Malloy, John NJ. Call.
f.. l.. Prcscndorfcr, T. Samson, H.,
Barnish, Anton Anderson, Thomas
Ardmore, Joe Fox, J. II. iiager, John
II. Ginrsich, Joseph Guccsky' Mrs.
Ramlcr, Frank Livinski, Anton hub-
inak, Aroz Gyorgy, Mrs. Allen H..
Bond, Shcr. Ella NJ, Wiley, Stanis-
law Jusiniki, Herr Janosnenak, Pctro
.indras, Johan Pjontck, Sit Ilojka,
Chr. Nielsen. Stephen Dcmctcr, Ben
exc Janos, a. Frazier. Stanislaw
Bulkoncski. Johm Szckcna, .Antoni
Xielenski (21, Peter Sidahra, lurap
Pawlowicz, Lanjo Mihaly, kocrak
Gyoryg, Francisek Kadluboaki, Miron
Kosciok, Uolw Grebowsy, Michae
Haryn, Janu Einiku, Hutka lmrcnek'
Wladystan Ozeshowszkiego.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21

o>oBr,s.t. s-. % joseph i. Tow.es)
\ rather sensible and origin1i boy
OF IL. whose school was situated neal
a s,ru'o1g. tor iris, onoc asked his
molder; VITA, makes girls sig-
sic So"
What mlaes boys siGgie so?' re-
Joined his mother. rather sharply.
,sa" had detected ~ this boy many
z;eus Of cou,emp; faY girls and She
proposed 10 nip in tie bud. II possible
amy sUch growth.
But they don't" insisted the boy
We 20 along frou our school II
mayOe We hoileg. ans maybe VIC SNOW
bali, Or may 0c VIC fight, ana the girls
never DO Guy of those things. | don't
say they are worse than we are. but
they DO si2gle. ana they siggie all
the time. made Up my mind tha'
/ would walk behind a lot OF girls
every day foe awhile and see what was
so funny. like to laugh as vel! as
anybody. and l thought it wouldht
DO any harm for me 20 listen for a
few days. and so ! lavc listened toE
ever so many days. and have heard
n good deal Of what inc girls have
said. and haven. heard d single
funny thing yet"
..li served you reht.' commented
bis mother. still on he defensive, and
casting about in her mind for some
thing to say which should not be un-
fair and set which should place the
,-irIs in tho best possible iigh.t: Won
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
TOUR TO PiNEHuRsT, NJ. c.
Via Penrs, lva7ia Railroad FOR the Golf
Championships.

For the benefit Of those desiring to
visit riuelurst, n. C., during the great
cham ionsh'p got tournaments, the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company will ran
q pels lu4lly conduct d tour TO this at
; active mid-South resort, leaving New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington March 81, by special train.
Fee rate, for ,hii our, including railway
Transportation IN both directions Pull
man berth and meals in dining car on 90
N. trip only. ami three days board at
tho Hotel Carolina will be New York,
sa2.9j; Philadelphia 50 GO Baltimore
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21

Lost anything; A cent-R.word put
in the Evening News will find II for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21

ether night ~wieat.soI ind three OF
friends 10 di,aGr DO jOu remrn
Der bog your father and | had to re-
prove you constantly because you all
fell to l%auahiuE in sach al jnape way
over nothing at all? Il vas impos-
siblc 10 haze ans sensible converse
ton. though tiior". 9 ere several things
We all wanted 10 ;1tk about, because
vow boys would, as you say, Siggie and
gigglc So
Tho boy paused q moment. He eyi-
IDENTITY did remember
1T is a way ynpng things have"
went on his mother, Ito he gay and
GrisE about. Lambs and kittens and
puppies all do it. and they would
doubtless siggle if they could. Tr0u-
bic and care sober people iast enough
as they grow older. Unless others are
annoyed by It on some spoci2, occa-
sion | should generally advise that
ycurE people be Allowed to laugh all
they wish to-
Put laughing is fiforcnt ron this
evt ri0stiuG Sjgeiiag,' argued tho bog.
"And OF any rate boys doA't "a along
the street gisgjing. Us girls do. We
boys think u makes them look per-
rccilv Sill"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
International Boa Stamp.

-Four countries Bavaria, Austria
Wurtemberg and Switzorland-border
On the lake Of Constance, Passengers
on the boats have heretofore had much
trouble in frdjng out what stamps to
use on their letters. 1t has now been
decided that letters mailed on the
boats may bear the stamps Of n one
OF the four countries named, as well as
German imperial stamps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21

situation Want ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
To save Anna Valentino.

TRENTON. y. j.. March 21.-Assem-
6lyman Matthews of Hudson county
last night introduced in The Legislature
4 bill to abolish the hanging Of women
in this state. This measure is intended
to save Anna Valentino, a Bergen
county woman, convicted Of the muir
der of Rosa Salsa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
DON'T GIGGLt
INDULGENCE IN THIS HABIT
SOMETIMES ANNOYING.

-Four Gi,ls Who GigGicd When one
Boy sav Nothing to Laugh At
The s1i}e end the laugh Efective
Feminine Weapons digging
Usually 4 Eabit--shows Lack OF
Se;f-Cortroi end Looks silly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21
Lnglieh In Paris

Anslomania is still increasing in
Paris. Formerly one used to hear of IA
belle, le jeu de paume, Ia rauuette. Je
halIon. etc; to-day everybody says
nous iaisons du sprot, du rowing, du
yachting, DO football, du tennis. du
golf" etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-21


The smile. as ali the poets and
PSYCHOLOGICAL, acreH. is II Of the mosl
effective o. h minnie WEAPONS, Yet
even this almost Irresistible charm
loses it's power il it becomes too COM
mcn. \ swcc. gravity, illuminad By
an unaffected. dazzl:nc smile. at Just
the right moment. Is an appropriate
ant most available social armament.
Tt" !aHg5--tae gay. genuine. uncon-
scjUus isHSh--is also a potent factor
in social success. But there is really
no Lace in tie bright lexicon of
yottA" tor the gieGic, At best it is
mere. 4 c~CHv7uiGn' outlet for super
iiuous good nature. and usually S0od
nature Uf n Mindless and benai type.
A. worst IL becomes q hyateYical,
mouo;pnuHa. mechanical refrain.
Waich can only be endured when the
s,=sjcr is very Young or very wtneomc.
digging is a habit, like b;,in% the
nails, or STOPPING the shoulders; ant
IL can i'e cured in the same wsy. b.
persistent and varied attack.
\ Gisssreeable laugh is a serious
drawback TO q girls popularity. An
affected laugh is almost worse than
a downright disag.eeable one which
is natural. \ girl can be trained to
laugh pleasantly. Just as she can be
trained in any other department OF
good I%aanuers, and a sweet, spOntane-
Gus laugh is thoroughly bewitching.
If sh2 has been 20 unfortunate as to
reach the age Of 80 without realiz-
ing this it is still not too late for
her 10 reform a bad laugh, and she
should set about ii N earnest at once.
But whatever you do. girls, don't
giggie. The girl VINO cries at every
trifing annoyance is a weak and on
temptible being. bur, really. this con-
staat Sisgle shows almost as little
seit-control and looks even skier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29
HAVE YOU MATING
ON YOUR FLOORS?

If you have used it for any length
of time you no doubt feel that mat
ting is not exactly the cleanliest or
healthiest thing you could use. Damp
air often makes the odor of mating
unpleasant. And Mating is so widely
used that to have it on your floors
makes them look common. From an
Eastern manufacturer we have secured
substitute for mating. 1t does no.
cost much more to put down than mat
ting and makes your rooms look cosy
and comfortable. It viii wear and look
well longer than mating and unless
you are very familiar with the goo Is
you cannot tell it from a Brussels car
pet after it is down. All fine carpet
patterns are copied in these goods. 1t
is good for every room of your house.
Ii is caIIe.i
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TIE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

The copper miners are selling every
pound of copper as fast as they can
snelt it.
Large quantities of gold are arriving
from Europe.
of the supply and manufacturers are
far oversold.
The Connellville region produces this
year 16, 600, 900 tons of coke
The bankers are still bowling for the
retirement of the legal tenders.
The California output of gold has in
creased $4,000, 600 in the last year.
Steps are being taken to bring about
general reduction in the price of tele-
phone service.
The Canadian government is paving
out big piles of money to stimulate
manufacturing
A Jacksonville shipbuilder has start
ed TO build eleven wooden barges for
the Panama canal.
Another big gold strike has Just been
made in the Goldfeld District and great
excitement prevails
A gigantic wine trust has been or
ganized in France to build cellars for
the storage of wine.
So far this season 29504 carloads Of
oranges and lemons have been shipped
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A number Of new steel plants are pro-
jected to meet the enormous demand
for steel and most of them will be
erected in Western Pennsylvania
Winnipeg, Manitoba. is threatening
to become the Chicago of the far north
west. Prices for real estate are run
ind mad and town lots are sky high.
One of the large steel mills in Penn
sylania took an order last week to
make 1000 steel hopper gondolas, each
of which will carry so tons of freight.
Material to build 1000 cars is to be
shipped by Seattle lumbermen all the
way to Pittsburg which is the first
transaction of this kind in car build
ing.
Government estimates show that the
corn crop will amount to 2,7O7, ST. 600
bushels. The oat crop will amount to
939, 49,, 900 bushels. The horses are
laughing.
The people of the world are beginning
to forsake the diet they have been Iiv-
ing on and are turning to wheat. in
consequence of which there is a larger
demand every year.
The British government is orderjne,
large quantities of naval and military
supplies from this country. Also heat
ing and ventilating outfits for buildings
in their dock yard.
New York expects to furnish itself
with a new water supply which viii
cost 1852. goo 600. It will be located II,
the Catskill Mountains. The engineers
are at work on the project
The Germans are organizing to de-
mand that meat and food animals be al
lowed to come in free as prices are
going UP because of their exclusion
Germany must be fed from the outside
world to considerable extent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29
REFUGEES FROM
A WRECKED SHIP

A little bit of tobacco played an i'm
mate of the good ship Susquehanna,
which was recently abandoned in the
South Pacific, from one of the Solo
mon Islands on which he and his ship
mates had landed. This tobacco had
been given to one of the young chiefs
of the islanders and in return he no
titled the mate one day that he and
his men had best leave as the ter
rible 'hillmen'' We're coming down to
attend the death of a high chief. The
"hill-men,' it may be explained
are yet in a semi-savage state and do
not hesitate to kill shipwrecked SAIL
ors and eat of their flesh.
Captain Watts, commander of the
Inflated SusQuehanna, and his first
mate, were through passengers on the
Sonoma yesterday en- route to the
mainland. The captain goes East to
the headquarters of the company to
report the loss of the vessel.
The Susquehanna was carrying
chrome ore from Java to Delaware
Breakwater In August the vessel
sprung a leak in a storm. The captain
Of course, had the pumps manned. but
the water gained steadily on the hard
worked men, and finally the captain
headed for the nearest shore. Final
ly the vessel was seen to be in the
last throes. The boats were provision
ed and all the officers and crew took
them and started for the Solomon
group. For five days the boats man
aged to keep together. Each man had
a pint of water served out to him
each day. There We're provisions
enough. When near the Solomon group
the boats went apart and the boat
crews landed on different islands. Cap
tain Watts was fortunate enough to
land on an island where a plantation
was in charge of white men. one of
the owners of which was interested in
Sunrise Soap" The chief mate land
ed on the little island, where the
young chief was
The scattered party was finally tax
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from California to eastern markets.
A great effort is being made to in
duce Americans to cultivate flax. The
whole world is calling for more flax.
There is a great influx of foreigners
to the United States and more are COM
ing from Russia than anywhere else.
Another immense textile mill is to be
erected at Spray, n. c. That state is
becoming a great textile manufacturing
state.
Two hundred thousand boxes of Per-
sian dates have been started from the
Mediterranean and will arrive late this
month.
Fifty-five thousand acres of land in
California are devoted to raisin culture
and a trust controls the growth on 35,-
600 acres.
Louisville. KY, is becoming a great
manufacturing center; forty large es-
adjustments have been established
there this year.
After all it looks as though there
would be a canal built from the Ohio
river to Lake Erie. 1t has been talked
of for a century.
Tt is reported Charles NJ. Schwab
wants to be a Senator from Ne
vada. but he says there is nothing in
it. at least not yet.
The wholesale growers propose to
sion selling groceries to the department
stores as they say they interfere with
the retail grocers.
The largest shoe manufacturer in New
England sold last week 100,Sf0 pairs of
shoes and expects to keep that average
llp for some time.
4 large apartment house in New
York city will take 10000 tons of steel
in its construction. a bank in Pittsburg
will take 1000 tons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29
EDITORIAL.

If cleanliness is next to goodness,
Eureka coal is blasphemy incarnate.
1t has been suggested that we go to
war with Spain again and make her
take Guam back.
If one might only continue crossing
the one hundred and eightieth nerd
ian forever. No yesterday of regret f.;
no tomorrow of fear and dreadl
The multiplicity of raff1es on this
ship lately reminds us of that happy
island where all the inha bitants earned
a living by taking in each others
washing.
This pamphlet, unique in the annals
of naval publications, will have moth
ing to say about the Commissary Mess.
Not that We are at all satisfied, but
we are not the dogs to bay at the
moon. Moreover, the Commissary Stew
ard lends US money occasionally.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29
COTTAGE CARPET

and in a short time will be used by
all progressive householders. 1t 10
warranted moth proof. We would like
to show it to YOU Try it in one room
and later permit US to use different
patterns on every room in your house.
It is cheap, pretty and serviceable.
Ask for it at the furniture stores of
J. HOPP & CO.
in the Alexander Young Building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29
DISCIPLINE.

During the first night of our second
spell of bad weather, the officer of the
deck sent word to have everything Sc
cured aft. When the work was COM
pleted, Fleming, the boatswain's mate
of the watch, went to the bridge to
report.
Just as he reached the bridge on the
port-side, the ship gave one of those
awful lurches (the one that was record
ed as forty-four degrees to starboard)
and Fleming sat down suddenly. The
next instant he was shooting across the
deck as if on toboggan. At the be-
ginning of the roll, the officer of the
deck had been thrown violently to his
hands and knees and damned into a
corner, where Fleming, eareening wild
ly across the deck, collided with him.
The moment they touched, Fleming, in
his reeumbent position, saluted and re-
ported, GAN secured aft, SIR The
officer of the deck, still on his hands
and knees, gravely returned the salute
! and replied, every well, my man.
Talk about the - Mainel''
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en- aboard a small trading schooner
and eventually reached a port where
they could go to various parts of the
world
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SALUTATORY.

in casting this pearl before-you, we
beg to assure a long suffering public
that this is our first and shall be our
final offense-in this line There is 4
subtle. cerebral affection, known, to
the Naval Medical fraternity, as
Guamitis This ebullition. we venture
to hope, is the last gasp of the monster
microbe that has made life so howl
ingly hilarious for US during the past
year.
This booklet is published with no
serious object, and if the reader find it
amusing, (Which the Lord knows we
did not) we have no feelings to be
hurt.
The name of the editor will. as a war
measure, remain shrouded in mystery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29
THE TEN GOOD POINTS ABOUT
THE COMMISSARY MESS.

ton of the tenth, but it can readily
be deducted from the foregoing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-29

Supply Men Get Out
a Bright New
Paper.

The [. s. 5. Supply has issued neat
paper from the Gazette presses, con-
tanning some bright things. The fol-
lowing are extracts:
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to commune
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home, No. 1850 King street