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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
SALLIE VAN WICK

On my way home from a recep-
ton, thinly clad, ] contracted u Sc
we're cold and cough, / tried different
cod liver oil preparations and other
remedies; they only upset my stom-
ach and gave me no relief. finally
sent for my physician. He prescrib-
ed for me, but / constantly grew
worse, and as a last resort he advis-
ed me to try Vinol. / found 1t was
delicious to take, and did not upset
my stomach like the other cod liver
oil preparations. 1t 500 effected a
complete cure, built up my general
health, and made me feel stronger
and better than | have for years.
My druggist, from whom | pur-
chased Vinol, tells me that it has
taken the place of Old fashioned cod
liver oil and emulsions, because 1t
contains in a highly concentrated
form all the medicinal, curative and
bodybuilding elements of cod liver
oil actually taken from fresh Gods
livers, but without a drop of the
system-clogging oil or grease to up
Sc the stomach and retard its work.
and if Vinol does for Perth Amboy
people what it did for me it will be
worth 500 a bottle to them" Sal
lie Van Wick, Vice-Pres. of the An
derson Driving club, Atlanta, Ga.
Our local druggist, Mr.. G.. A. Sex
ton, says we have never sold a rem
edy in our store equal to Vinol for
chronic coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles, or T. build up a rundown
and we will return the
money in every case where it fails to
give satisfaction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

A bowling club Of ladies and gen.
tlemen, from Red Bank, came tC
Report last night 10 BOWL on the
Brunswick alleys. 1t is understood
that this club will bowl on the Key
port alleys once each week all win.
ter.
Mccullough, Tansey & Petit, oil
this place, have the contract to finish
wrecking the dismantled steamer
"Holmdel," for Elias Goldsmith, OF
Broad street, the owner.
The Calvary Choral Club met at
the home of George M. Collins, in
Main street, last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
INSTALLED ELECTRIC MACHINE

Augustus Dreyer, Of Elizabeth. a
machinist in the employ of the Sing
er Sewing Machine Company, was in
town yesterday % install a new high
speed electric machine in the shop OF
this place Mr.. Dreyer ven to Free
hold and thence to Trenton on sim
liar errands. Later in the day Mr..
w. f. Mcdonald, an expert and
travelling salesman for the Singer
company, came over from Newark to
inspect the newly-installed machine
and to instruct the operator in the
running of il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

WHITE PLAINS, y. V. Nov. o.
Mrs. Albert V. Dcune-Reid, the Young
woman who was taken from her hus-
band soon after her marriage by her
brothers and placed in Bloomingdale
asylum, was set at liberty by Justice
Platt. who decided she had never been
to the asylum. Her husband is now in
the Tombs in New York awaiting trial
on IN Indictment charging him with
hioumV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Recent reports
of Il steady gain in the condition OF Dr..
William X. Harper, president of the
University Of Chicago, have been con-
firmcd by his appearance on the cam
pus. He was wheeled about in an in
valid's chair and spent more than half
IN hour outdoors. 1t was the first time
DR.. Harper had been outdoors since
Sentemhor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

DENVER, Nov. %. Two masked
mon, armed with revolvers, forced
Cashier Gabriel Jones of the South
Denver bank, II small concern, TO de-
liver to them $1,000, all the cash in the
safe, and fled IN a buggy. A man and
a woman who entered the bank while
the robbers We're there were made to
stand with their faces to the wall and
hnndS M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
nnuie.n Nc,x Cnlnnr

Ell PASO. Tex. Nov. 22.-John Alex
ander bowie and party have reached
Tampico after inspecting the offerings
for IL proposed Zion colony and are
ready to takc the steamer for Chicago,
via New York and Havana. Dowie has
called Zion City denying that he is III.
He says %20,000,O00 acres of land have
been offered for his colony.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

Benjamin Newman killed two rab-
bit hounds, which had shown signs
of hydrophobia, al Millville. Monday.
Bridgeton dealers say they will be
unable to find anything like enough
turkeys in Cumberland county for
their local demands.
Fred Aides gun. accidentally dis
charged, took off II of his toes and
a doctor took off another at Egg
Harbor City Monday.
William Traiman, father of Will
lam Traiman, a Vineland merchant,
was found dead in bed Monday. He
was over eighty years old.
Charged with keeping Il disorder
ly house, Ezekiel Benson, colored,
was held in $500 bail by Recorder
~Stackhouse, in Camden, Monday.
Suffering from acute hysteria,
Mrs. Lizzie Streeter, twenty-siX years
old, of No. 30S Market street, Cam
den, was taken TO the Cooper hospi-
tai Monday.
Friendship Fire Company, OF
Woodbury., has fitted up a bed cham
Der In its fire house, so that IN OF
the members may be on guard at all
times.
Thoughtful friends very kindly
placarded the Mount Holly home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Bullock for
their return from Il honeymoon trip
Sunday night.
On a charge of assault and bat
terry on Joseph l.. Barrett, of No. SIP
William street, Camden, Thomas
Boswell was held in $500 bail in the
police court Monday.
Lucius Fish, a pioneer of North
Vineiand, was surprised Monday by
a troupe of his friends, who present
ed him with a Morris chair in honor
Of his eighty-first birthday.
Mrs. Dreamer, widow of Lincoln
Creamer, was found dead in bed at
the home of her son in Millville,
Monday morning. Her husband
dropped dead last February.
Detective Garrison, Monday, ar
rested Benjamin Bond, charged with
completely with Albert Acco, colored,
with passing a worthless check upon
the Swedesboro National Bank.
Howard Dudley. of Camden, was
notified Monday by his counsel, Law
yers Hillman and Cogswell, that he
had been granted a divorce from his
wife Annie on statutory grounds.
Albert s.. Lambert, who is in
China putting up some machinery
for a B|ridgeton company. writes
home that he is engaged nights
teaching a class of Chinese boys the
English language.
Thieves entered the home of Mrs.
A. Alcott. No. 522 North Fifth
street, Camden, early Monday morn
ing and carried away a pair of gold
eyeglasses, a silver cake dish and
some jewelry.
When Mrs. Ida MAY Pollard dis
appeared from her home in South
Millville two weeks ago she left
note reading: Meet me in st
Louis" but her husband, Joseph A
Pollard, has been unable to NEE
her.
Charles Bethel. or Fatty Felix,
who was arrested in Gloucester Sun
day after he had pulled a fire alarm
box in Woodbury.. was committed Il
Jail by Mayor Laid Monday. He ad
mitted the charge.
Charles Long, colored, was placed
on trial in the Mercer county cour
Monday, for the murder of Matthew
Cunningham, another negro, las
August. The defense viii be JUST
fable homicide. The two men haS
quarreled over a woman and TIL
murder al done IN her presence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
Jcvcs Died of yellow Fever.

HAVANA, Nov. 22.-Mabel Israel, an
American Jewess, fifteen years old
whose Ease has for several days been
under observation at Las Animas hos
pital, is dead, and Il post mortcm ex-
animation showed that death was eaus-
ed by yellow fever. The doctors say
that the girl showed scarcely any of
the usual symptoms of the disease.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
How the Brnzi,ians Got IL.

NEW YORK, Nov. ~. In Il Rio janet
70 newspaper received here by mail APP
pears this dispatch, dated Nov. g: New
York.-The elections were very cXcit-
ing. Signor Tammanyhall was elected
mayor by the Republicans, and the re-
suit gives great satisfaction to the
DreSS"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
TOTTENvlLLE.
SHOTGUN;
SHOT IN RIGHT FOOT.
Michael Schafner, of Huguenot,
Taken to Hospital at S==s
StapIet0n.

Michael Schaffner, thirty-six years
old, of Huguenot Park, Huguenot, Is
suffering from the effects of a gun
shot wound in the right foot. He
was examining the gun when it was
accidentally discharged. He was re-
moved to st. V~incent's hospital,
Stapleton, in an ambulance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

CHICAGO, Nov. ~. Miss Maud
Reese, an employee of the law depart
ment of the general offices of the I'm
ion Traction company, was shot and
killed last night by a burglar whom
she found in her apartments when she
returned from work. The burglar es-
pDpp1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

DOVER. England, Nov. 30. - The
cruiser Minneapolis encountered Il thick
fog in the English channel and. II is
said. struck ground off the French
coast. She was piloted across the chan.
mel by the master Of Il trawler from
Rye Beach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
LOCAL ITEMS,

The iuside oil the ferry slips were
tarred yesterday.
Ludwig Wolff, of Perth Amboy,
was in this place yesterday.
There are a few vessels at the loo
al shipyards.
The Life Story of the Honey
Bee will be the subject of the free
lecture in K. of p. Hall Friday night
by d. Everett Lyon, PHI. d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
EIRENIEN LONESOME.

The firemen who were formerly
stationed in Manhattan do not like
it here. 1t is o. X. in the daytime
when on duty, but when off at night.
they feel lonesome and sigh for the
hustle of New York town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement has just been an
nounced of Miss Edna Joiine, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Joline, to
Percival G.. Ullman. of Huguenot.
No date has as yet been. set for the
wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
pm STONE ON MAIN STREET.

of West New Brighton, yesterday put
the trap rock on Main street in the
work being done towards raising the
level of that thoroughfare. The
steam roller was run over the stone
to crush it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated Honey
md Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and
IN account of the great merit and popu-
larity of Foley's Honey and Tar many
limitations are offered for the genuine.
These worthless limitations have similar
sounding names. Beware of them. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a
yellow package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sections Pharmacy, 20
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
FORMERLY THE ASTORIA.

The electric light plant on the
%ferryDoat Public Service, now plying
between Tottenville and Perth Am
boy, formerly the Astoria, is very
fine. The boat has lately been re-
novated and painted. 1t Is too
small for this route, eve temper
arilV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

ROCKLAND, Me, Toy. 22.-The new
battleship Virginia, Il product OF the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock company. in her screw standard.
izing tests made II dash over thC
measured mile off Owls head at the
speed of 1914 knots an hour. a new
American mile record for ships Of her
class and 81 of a knot faster than that
made by the Rhode Island three weeks
ago.
EVENING NEWS mas branch of
Gees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
FALL COLDS
Prominent Society Woman Advises
Perth Amboy People Best Means
to Cure Them.

ITO the People of Perth Amboy:'
Knowing how prevalent hard colds
are at this season of the year, and
into what danger they often lead, I
want to tell sou of my experience, as
1t may be the means of saving your
life, as l believe mine was saved by
Vinol, the best cod liver oil prepar-
alton in the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
SOUTH AMBOY.
COMPLAINTS OF 4

IL is understood that the authori-
ties have taken action against the
habitues of a hut erected by some
boys in the sand below the yacht
clubs house. 1t is declared that
they took coal from cars at the n. y,
e. L. b. siding to heat it and that
girls frequented the place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
TO BE MARRIED SOON.

Invitations have been. issued for
the wedding of Miss Marjorie Barnes,
daughter of Mrs. Gilbert S. Barnes,
and Charles Thomas Meyers, OF the
evening of December 6, at st. Steph-
ems church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Sarah Iselton died at Temp
kin's Home about 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning after a long illness. The
remains were taken 70 the home cr
Mr.. Wheeler, corner of John stu
and Roosevelt avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
LADIES BOWLED.

A number of ladies bowled on the
Aquanonga alleys yesterday after
noon mad some excellent scores were
made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22

New Up To Date H@ir CutttDR n
shaving PmrIor. Shampoolng. and Beard
Trimming q snac;altv' Paris Facial Massage.
Choice Cigars etc ROMEO ROSSI, Prop.
STATE STREET. NEAR SMITH STREET
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-22
A Matter
of Health

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which pro-
notes digestion. This pecu-
liarity of Royal has been
noted by physicians, and
they accordingly use and
recommend it exclusively.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. Nrw YoRK.
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SUBMITS PLAN TO ....
REGULATE RATES
Continued From First Page.

1 by the He, government it would become
It is devised from the standpoint
OF the receiver who pays the freight
and is therefor most affected. Com
plants may be made either by the in
dividual direct to the court, or thru
the interstate commerce commission.
Either can present complaint and
ask that proceedings be instituted. ::
AZ present the expense Of fighting
many just complaints. Under this sys-
tenn the small shipper can present his
complaint to the commission, which
will proceed for him at no cost to him,
In the case Of the larger shipper, who
wish es to present his case direct to the
court thru his attorney without assist
ance OF the commission, such action is
permissible, but the expense. of attor-
- believe the plan is just and fair
to both the carrier and the shipper
and it leaves the power to make rates
with the roads, where it should be.' :,
Mr.. Traxler has made thoro study
of the railroad problem and has evolved
his plan after studying all other pro-
posed plans. He has been brought I'M
attorney for the Northwestern Retail
I!umbermen g association and for the
Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers as
ISOLATION. Everything that has been
published Oh the question has been
studied and additional information has
been secured thru. extensive CORE.
spondence and discussion with men
from other parts of the country. The
plan has been enthusiastically approved
by those to whom it has been ex.
planned. The correspondence with
Washington has commended the plan
and the author will doubtless be asked
to go to Washington to further explain
and discuss 1T. The provisions of the
before.
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the debate brought decided differences
OF opinion and some heat.
Suddenly the car interrupted, say
ing with evident irritation and adj
dressing himself to the prime minister
-. "Your policy Of Cancellation is a
fatal blunder, and will be responsible
ultimately for the country's ruin. -
Count Witte, smothering his indig-
nation and modification, replied:
I have acted to the best of my abil-
ity for the czar and for Russia. But
if substitute is available shall will
ingly give way
In a calmer tone, but with a tinge of
severity, the car observed:
No. Your responsibility cannot be
transferred now. You must 90 on work
ing out the problems Of the national
assembly and the election law
Among the liberal statesmen the be-
lief is strong that the car is only
awaiting the word from Trepoff !. to
sweep away all the promised conces-
sions, relying solely, on force to restore
the autocracy. 1t is admitted that at
one time the car really did think that
a liberal policy could be desirable, but
1t is said that he now attributes to it
all Russia g misfortunes and disorders
and has become more than ever reac-
tionary at heart. 81
TrepoH pretends to have great sym.
pathy with the constitutional reform
party, but the party knows him to be
the czar's evil genius.
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PRESIDENT GUSTS
ANOTHER OFFICIAL
Irving Baxter, U. $. District At
torney, Removed by
Roosevelt.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 80
Omaha. Dec. 25.--Irving Baxter has
been summarily removed from the Of
flee Of United States district attorney
FOR this district by order Of the presi-
dent. Mr.. Baxter refuses to confirm or
deny the statement He has made pub
lie a letter, however, which he sent,
Dec. 81, to the attorney general, in re-
ply to one asking for his resignation.
In his reply Mr.. Baxter said: 4.
Having faithfully and, honestly per-
formed the duties Of the, office to
which | was appointed in, April, 1904,
for a four-year term, and being in no
way responsible for the sentence. i'm
posed in !. the Richards and Comstock
case, out OF which the request for my
resignation has come. decline to re-
sign; .s ,a: u..sz4. 80. =,
s"While I am mindful. of the presi-
| dent IS power to sunlnarily remove me,
/ CANNOT, under the circumstances, rec
| ognize the Justice of such act by ten
dering my resignation. - So.
Result of Long Fight.
The removal Of District Attorney
Baxter is one of the results of the pros
ecutions Started by " the government
for illegally fencing the public domain
Bartlett Richards and w. j. Comstock
two Of the wealthiest cattlemen in the
state, were indicted on the charge of
unlawfully fencing about twenty-five
thousand acres Of public land ~
They. recently entered, a plea OF
guilty and were fined $500 each by
Judge w. Fl. Munger and sentenced tt
six hours in the custody of the United
States marshal. .,.ra ~. i. -,
United States Marshal Matthews
deputized the attorney for the prison
ers to carry out the: latter part of tbs
sentence and the time is said to have
been spent at the Omaha club.
The president is said to have beer
dissatisfied with the results Of the pros
ecut1on and week before last Marsha
1Matthews was removed and last weel
the resignation of District Attorney
Baxter was asked for.
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HOLIDAY GREETING
FOR SHIPS ABROAD
Dewey Sends Christmas Word 10
American Vessels in For-r
eign Ports. II

Washington, Dec. 25.-Ab,ard the
ships Of the; American navy scattered
in foreign and home waters, today will
be observed as holiday. The Christ
mas greeting sent around the world last
night by Admiral Dewey will be com
inundated to the officers and men of all
the vessels in the service that can be
reached; Or the ships the, only work
and BY 9 O'Clock this morning most Of
the officers and men. were left free to
celebrate the day as they choose. Lib
eral shore leave has been granted ac-
cording to. custom and as many as can
be. spared from a ship win celebrate
ashore. Thousand sef, pounds of trlr;
key, cranberries and plum pudding and
other things that make up the; Christ
mas: dinners: aboard the vessels have
been. laid by and will be served in gen
erous fashion on board each ship, The
men. will have their Christmas dinner
at noon and the officers in the evening.
On many ships the captain will be in
vited to dine in the wardroom and join
the officers in making merry.
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"sINGERs NOT TO BLAME"
Mabelle Gilman Says They Are Not
Home Wreckers. +.
journal Special Service.


Paris, Dec. 25.-Mabelle Gilman ar
her mother in the Rue Spontini. To-
day she and her mother started on an
automobile tour Of the Riviera.
"We haven't been in America for
three years. said Miss Gilman, "and
Mr.. Corey has not been here. There is
no more likelihood of my marrying him
than any of the many other married
men Of my acquaintance. 1 once met
Mr.: Corey and his wife at dinner to-
gether with mumtual friend; they
seemed negligent Of each other. When
married people get rich they quite fire.
quently neglect to study each others
is more frequently found in the family
circle than outside. -. <..'' -. -,
- protest against the custom of
making theater girls scapegoats for the
domestic troubles of millionaires. II
wives have difficulties with their hus
bands, lyric artists are rarely the cause
Our calling is too exacting to allow Us
time to be home wreckers, even were
we SO disposed. Necessarily we arr
always before the public and often are
good looking, and jealous women light
~ point the finger Of scorn at us. Il
these people knew how hard we work
and how little time successful artists
have for frivolity they would realize
that our thoughts are, occupied with
subjects other than their husbands
respectable artists should form leaguf
for, protection against the absurd at
tacks Of unattractive married women.
millionaire Pittsburgers are too
Parlslan. They are nice people, buI
without sufficient culture to spenf
money except ON pleasures of The
senses. Mr.. Carnegie is to be congrat
ulaeed as domestic peacemaker. -
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ITALIAN PREMIER !.
FORMS NEW. CABINET

s
! Rome, Dec. 25-Prime Minister For
It's has formed new cabinet composed
as follows: =. .a..-
Prime Minister and Minister Of In
Forts. ~
Minister of Foreign Acknowledgements
San Giulano &z>>ssst r.. Vi
r Minister Of Treasury-Paolo Carcano,
Minister of Finance-Signor Vaccse-
Eli. s'f4,Z q. :: =. ~ :. ~ F..
Minister Of Agriculture--signor For
It's (ad interim). Z
Minister Of Public Works-Signor TIE.
desco.
Minister Of Observation-Disclosures de
Marinis. $ f 20,
" Minister of -signor Finoc.
charo Aprile. s@5 A
{ Minister Of Posts-Signor Marsengo
4 Minister of Marine Admiral Carlo
Mirabello.
Minister Of War-Signor Mainoni.
Marquis San Giulano is a Sicilian and
belongs to an ancient noble family OF
Norman extraction.
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WIDOW LEAVES MEXICO
WITH CONSUL'S BODY
Journal. Special Service.

journal Special Service. 49,
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 25.-Mrs. J. R..
Parsons, Jr., leaves the City Of Mexico
today for New York with the body Of
her husband, the late American con-
sui general. The interment will be at
Hossick Falls, Mass. '....
Consul General Parsons was killed on
the evening Of Dec. 5 by being thrown
from his carriage in a collision with an
electric car. Mrs. Parsons, who was in
the carriage with him, is still suffering
from the shock and from the delay in
extricating the body of her husband
from the wreckage. The accident oc-
Cured before Z O'clock in the evening
and the local police allowed the body
to lie in the. wreckage until long after
midnight. "i~
Charles 9. .Eberhardt, the vice depu-
ty consul general and J. G. Lipz, a
baseball player formerly of Los An.
geles, assisted by several Americans
rushed Mrs. Parsons to the American
hospltai. in a carriage and prevented
the police from subjecting her to un.
necessary annoyance. j ~
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BLOCKS ELoPEMENT
North Dakota Farmer Catches Daugh'
ter and Lover at Courtenay,

p COURTENAY, N. D.-Some excitement was
caused here when Charles Reecks came 10 town
late and announced that Fred Reislsr Try
ing to eloDe with his daughter. Rosina. he
says that Reisles had been stopping at his
home the greater part of the summer and On
Friday morning he asked Reecks to take him
to Wimbledon he wished to catch the train
for Superior, Wis. Rescks said he complied with
his request, but as soon as they arrived al
Wimbledon. Reisler engaged a livery team and
drove back to the farm Of a neighbor where
the girl had arranged to meet him and the
two drove to Courtenay, intending to take the
train east in the evening.
When Reecks was on his way home from
Of what had happened The :sther and son
then drove back to Wimbledon thinking they
might find the couple there. Failing, they came
here and for time there was some thing doina
around this town. Reisler was taken tntd
custody, but Reecks refused to swear Out
warrant for him. he was given his liberty.
The girl was persuaded to return to her holns,
Reecks says that the girl is only Is Years
Of age.