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Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Rnan Rnnninn Reoord.

Memphis, Tenn. March S0.-The train-
ing of the Giants yesterday was made
lively by speed contest between the
fast members of the team. The race was
from the plate to first base on a bunt. A
stop watch In the hands of Shannon, the
horse trainer, kept the records and to-
ward the end there was intense excite
mont among the players. George Browne
ON the third attempt scored a worlds
record Of three seconds fat. and Gilbert
came second IN 1-5 seconds. Sammy
Strang and Mike Donlin tied with
record OF 2-5 seconds. Browne believes
he can clip the record another fifth. and
another trial win be made at Nashville
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

Vernon.
All tickets good for ten days. with
.of interest at the National Capital. in
cluding the Congressional Library and
the new Corcoran Art Gallery. Rate.
covering railroad transportation for the
round trip and hotel accommodations,
special hotel rates after expiration OF
hotel coupon.
Similar tours win be ran on March
%, April G and "a. and May Is.
For itineraries and full Information
apply TO Ticket Agents; or address Geo.
W. Boyd. General Passenger Ascent.
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
crIsham Jumps Contract.

Altoona, Pa, March S0-Pat Crisham.
who had been signed TO play first base
this season and captain the Altoona base
ball outfit has decided to jump the team
and return TO Syracuse where he played
last year This unexpected decision on the
part Of Crisham comes as a surprise to
Altoona fans, but the local management
Is equal 20 the emergency by securing a
player who is fully as capable as Crisham
20 cover tho first suck. His name viii be
made public in a few days.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Farmers Want TeIenhor.s

There will be a meeting at Afer-
maid next Monday night Of farmers Of
that vicinity which win be addressed
by J. II. Mehaffey local manager Of
the ID. & A. Telephone Company.
They are anxious for a telephone line
through that section as the nearest ex-
changes at present are at stanton and
Hockossin.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
FIRE IN MATTRESS FACTORY
lsenbers Brothers & Company Lost
$500 by a Blaze This Morning.

Fire in the mattress factory Of Isen-
berg Crothers Company northwest
corner of Eleventh and Thatchet
streets, this morning damaged the
stock 10 the extent of $780, Mr. Isen-
berg was slightly burned ABOUT the
hands while endeavoring 10 extin-
guish the flames.
The blaze, which originated in the
second story OF the building, was
caused by spark from a cos.on- pick
ing matchine igniting a bale of cot
ton. An alarm was turned I'm from
box No. SO by Robert Springer but
as The wires were disarranged IL fall
ed 20 register at the City Hall. stan
alarms We're sent I'm to the district
companies and the Phoenix carriage
was the first to arrive on the scene
and sNtinguisa The blaze. ably assist
ed by the Independence Compaay
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Wise Mems Anniversarv.

Anniversary exercises of Aizpah
Conclave Of Heptasophs or Seven Wise
Men win be held i'm the Humphrey
Building, No. 612 shipley street, to-
night.
An interesting program of music
and recitations will be given. There
will be addresses by the Rev. r. A.
Elwood, of this city and L. d. Kemp,
-of Chester.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
czAR ATTEMPTS suicIDEa

Uneonfirmed Rumor In Paris That He
Wounded Himself In the Hand.
Paris. March 30--An unoonfrmed
rumor from St Petersburg is publish
ed here this morning to the effect that
Emperor Nicholas made an attempt to
commit suicide and wounded himself
in the hand The rumor further says
that the emperor's design was frus.
trated by the Intervention Of his
mother, the empress dowager.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
1--WE Contest for Truth.v y

The motto, we Contest for Truth"
has been chosen by the class contesting
this Thursday evening at First Presby-
terian Church. The drills by the class
from the Peoples Settlement promise to
be very entertaining. A silver Offering
will be received at the door. The class is
being trained by Mrs Charles f. Perkins,
State superintendent Of Physical Educa-
tion, and County Superintendent Of Medal
Contests. Mrs. Perkins is meeting with
loyal support in this work
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
chaneed oH coaI md cinnr,.

The waverly baseball team chanced
off ton of coal and box of cigars
last night at George +. Hayes cigar
store, Fourth and Walnut streets
John Henry of No. 6l6 East Third
street. won the coal and Jesse Way.
OF No. IA Spruce street. the cigars.
The proceeds viii so for the benefit
of the club.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
WASHINGTON
Lo~-Rats Tour via PeunsyIvania Rail

Low Rate Tour via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
March 9 Is the date on which will be
a. the next Personally Conducted
49, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Vfshington. This tour will cover a
riod of three days, afording ample
% to visit all the principal points
% or 1880 from Trenton. and pro-
ortionate rates from other points ac-
cording to hotel selected. Rates
cover accommodations at hotel for two
days Special side trip to Mount
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Reoention 70 Pastor.

The members of the Newport NJ. f..
Church will tender a reception this
evening to the Rev. w. o. Hurst. who
was returned as pastor for another
year. Mr.. Hurst is popular with the
congregation.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Theatrical Notes

Little Egypt's London Gaiety Girls"
VIII be the attration at the Opera
House Tomorrow night. This big show
Is conceded the best on the road this
season. The company is an exception
ally large one numbering thirty of
America and Europes most prominent
vaudeville ana buresque artists. The
comedians viii be seen IN the two now
up.to-date buriesQues written especially
for this attraction by Pat White Life
IN the Wild West" and Mixing Things
Up" The most prominent in the cast
arc Pat White w. o. Barker. Charles
p. Watson. Charles Moore, Hilbert
Hecht, dos. Updegraft, Charles Yeager.
Carrie Bzier, Josette Webb, Amy But
Ter. Viola De We're. Marie West, and
Alice Blair Supported by a chorus Of
twenty pretty women. The. company
is "a capable one.
Local patrons of the continuous per-
formance have seldom been treated TO
a better entertainment than that which
holds the boards at the Gairick this
week for from the first 10 the last
number. il is an exceptionally strong
bill. Genevieve Day & Company in the
Slowtown Choir: Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond
in their new act entitled Another
Cucumber" The lie Clair Sisters and
Camentclla IN Cinderella up-to-date.
Julian ID. Eltinge in his clever charact-
.erizations of the young women OF the
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Professor Green Eleeted.

Professor Francis Il. Green. of
West Chester State Normal School,
will lecture 20 Mt. Salem NJ. T. Church
tomorrow night on some American
wit and Humor." II win be under u
auspices Of the Ushers' Union.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
win Deliver Aadrsss-

Stanley r. Yarnall will make an ad-
dress In the Friends Meeting House,
Ninth and Tatnan streets. this even
ing on the subject. The Welsh Re
vival."
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

Eczema, scald heads. hives. itchiness
Of the skin OF any sort, instantly re-
lieved. permanently cured. Doan's
Ointment, At any drug store.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

r. t''PUDDK y M'DANIEn, STAR JOCKEY.
went to Ascot park, at Los Angeles. he
had had scarcely a mount and did not
seem above an apprentice boy in abll-
ity. He soon displayed such superior
horsemanship. however, and rode with
such brlliancy and dash in the finishes
that it was not long before he was
eagerly sought by the horsemen Of the
Pacific coast During the winter
months he has won nearly forty races
inherits Turf Foodness.
This little jockey is a living exempli-
fcation Of the old saying. Like begets
like His grandfather was Colonel
Mcdaniel the famous head Of con
federacy Of turfmen which at one time
was q power In the turf world. 1t was
the colonel who trained the great horse
Harry Bassett when he beat the equal
" famous Longfellow IL was he, too,
who taught James Roc, the noted train.
er who handles James r. Keene's thor.
oughbreds. the rudimeutary parts of
his vocation both as a Jockey and con
ditioner Of race horses.
Dave Mcdaniel, the superintendent
Of the Kansas city track is "Pud
din's1 father The youngster, who is
only fifteen years old and weighs
scarcely eighty pounds. was born in
Versailles Ky. Like all good sons of
the Blue Grass region. his natural bent
was To climb on a horse's back. This
was wien he was a bit Of lad. Al
though small. he had plenty Of pluck
and his muscles were like strands OF
wire thin. tough. but pliable. Prac.
ticc made him master Of the art OF
controlling crazy headed. hot blooded
thoroughbreds. and after that to be a
Jockey came quickly.
sloane's Opinion.
In the opinion OF Tod Sloane. "Pud-
din" IS nothing short OF a wonder
He predicts a brilliant future for him.
Mcdaniel" he said recently. "re.
minds me Of Danny Maher. He
crouches well up on a horses withers
and has good control Of his mounts
head. He seldom uses his whip This
is a good trait in youngsters, as they
are inclined TO use It too frequently
He is alert at he post and in a finish
has often made Hildebrand the lead
ing Jockey OF last season. look like .
novice"
Waterburys New Title.
Lawrence Waterbury. the famous
polo player has won new fame by re
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Mr., ELROOD'S APRIL SERMONS
He Announces Subjects Of Discourses
at olivet Church.

During the month of April the Rev
r. A. Elwood will preach a series Of
special sermons on Sunday evenings in
the Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. These meetings begia
promptly at 7i5 o'clock with a song
period and the splendid volunteer choir.
led by William II. Oliver, renders selec-
tions All seats are free and strangers are
cordially invited to attend. The subjects
follow:
April 2, THE Voice of the Mountain
April 3 ''The Voice in the Valley" April
16, The Voice by the Wayside;" April %.
'rhe Voice at the Tomb April 80, "The
Voice from the Sky"
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Gun Club Shoot.

The Wilmington Gun Club will hold
"a shoot at its new grounds. Front ana
Union streets, this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

which was originally produced at the
Garrick Theatre. New York, and ran
for over one hundred nights at Powers
Theatre. Chicago. last summer.
"Vivian's Papas" is by the well-known
author. Leo Ditrichstein and is said
to equal his farce, Are You a Mason 2"
i'm point of humor and original situa-
tions Miss HUI is ably supported by
a company of well-known players.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

present age; these and several others
combine to form an entertainment of
extraordinary merit Cinderella is one
of the prettiest scenic numbers that
has come TO the Garrick this season,
and is presented intelMgently and i'm
"a manner behttng an act that has
toured the biggest vaudeville house of
the country. Carlisle's dog and pony
circus is a performance that shows to
an unusual extent the possibilities of
animal training, and have proved par
ticularly entertaining to the young
folks during the week Eltinge appeals
ITO both men and women as the clever
est tmpersonator of the modest and
demure young girl as she is seen most
everywhere. The Esmonds are particu-
larly entertaining in their now act, and
have of course proved a strong oard,
as the Invariably do, no matter where
they appear. The bill Us one that would
grace the house of a keith or a Ham
meHstein. and 1t IS not surprising that
it is making good business for the
Garrick
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
DOiagS In
Sporting
Realms
sPaddia (" Mcdaniel, the
Latest 7utf Sensation.
II Wonde,Jal Jockey, i"
Says Sloane - Larry
Waterbury-- - Jacob
Scbaefer and His Bill
hard Career.

The latest turf sensation is little
Jockey r. Mcdaniel, better known as
"Puddin'"
Mcdaniel IS the star rider Of the
west at present and promises to hold
his title for some time.
Mcdaniel sprang into prominence, it
might be said. in a day Before he
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

Miss Caroline Hull, the wen-known
comedienne. is the star I'm "Vivian's
Papas.' which will be presented at the
Opera House Tonight. The comedy
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

prom Rags to Riches will be the
offering at the Lyceum on April 10. II.
u. There is not a line i'm this new play
of Charres A. Taylor which is not in
teresting.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

William Collier comes to the Opera
House on Friday. April 9TH, i'm The
Dictator" the Richard Harding Davis
farce which has given the comedian
unusual opportunities. and in which he
has scored very heavily.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

The story of AT the Old Cross
Roads which appears at the Lyceum
on MONDAY, Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week, is one OF deep heart interest
and fun Of episodes Of powerful dra-
matte strength. 1t a.bounds in scenes
of vivid realism mixed with comedy
Of unconventional and original
character.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

Porter J. White VIII present his ver-
sion Of Faust at the Opera House on
Saturday afternoon and night, re-
appearing in his favorite role of
Mephistopheles. Miss olga Verne is
the Marguerite. The entire production
is literally staged by Mr. White with
special scenery. properties. electrical
apparatus, etc, for each act.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

The novelty Of read roses grown be-
fore the eyes of the audience and pre-
sented fresh and fragrant to the ladies.
win be one OF the miracles which
Magician Kellar viii perform at the
Opera House on Monday night. Kellar
learned the tricks from the ancient
falziHs of India who fotr centuries have
made study Of necromancy as a
part Of their religion and who to-day
are still possessed OF tricks which even
the most talented of white magicians
are unable to fathom.
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

Miss Amelia Binghams new play,
Mile Marn." i'm which she will be seen
lat the Opera House next Wednesday
night comes direct from WaHack's
Theatre, New York. The production
lis a gorgeous one as regards staging
and costumlng. The company includes
such well-known artists as Frederick
de Belleille. Frazier Coulter Dore
Davidson, Brandon Hurst. Miss Wini-
frid Siegrist. Miss Sylvia Lynden. Miss
Amy Lesser and a number of others
equally prOminant
Evening journal., 1905-03-30

GILBERT SMITH co.,
IS THIRD STREET. Under ODD Fellows Han,
Evening journal., 1905-03-30
Sloane's Opinion.
Waterways New title.

Lawrence Waterbury. the famous
polo player, has won new fame by re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
First knights Of the Bath.

The intelligent farmer could not INV
derstand how so prudish a nation as
the English could have adopted the
garter and the bath as the titles of its
highest orders. With regard to- the
bath there is a greater puzzle. Were
knights Of the Bath first created on
Oct. IS. 1889. at the coronation of Hen
~ ". and merely revived by George /.
in 1928 after long dormancy, or were
there no knights of the Bath before
King George: The solution is prob
ably to be found in the origin of the
title. the condition-namely. that the
candidate for k%nighthood must take q
solemn bath. being instructed and coun-
Seled while in the bath concerning the
order and feats of chivalry by two
grave and ancient knights. But as this
appears TO have been part Of the full
ceremony for ordinary knight bachc-
lors. it is possible that Henry's alleged
| Knights Of the Bath were nothing
more.-London Chronicle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

A German newspaper man. evidently
jealous of the Irishman's reputation as
il maker Of bulls, took the trouble
some years ago to look up the German
record in this line. Among others he
found in the published works of certain
Teutonic writers the following curious
examples: Among the immigrants
was an old blind woman. who'came to
America once more before she died to
sec her only SON. After the door was
closed a soft female foot slipped into
the room. and with her own hand cx-
tinguished the taper" Both doctors
were unable to restore the deceased
once more to life and health" ''The
Ladies' Benefit association has dis.
tributed twenty pairs of shoes among
The poor: which will dry up many Il
tear" n was at the table enjoying a
cup. of coffee when a gentle voice tap
ped me on the shoulder. l looked
around and saw my old friend once
more .ts #ra.s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
Csc Hose al i9c

Childrcn's all wool Cash.
mere Hose, sizes 5 1.2 to
ID worth Poe. Saturday
evening only at l9c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
Two Children Missing In Fire.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. Jan. IA fire
last night in the little town of Brodcr'
lex. about five miles from this city, dur
ing Il heavy gale Of wind. threatened
tn" entire destruction Of the town, to-
gcthcr with Il huge coal breaker. The
fire was. however, confined to Il double
and single dwelling. These with their
contents We're destroyed. Two children
of Peter Smith, occupying the house in
which the fire broke out. are missing.
and 1t is supposed 'that they were
burned To death. The explosion of :;
lamp cnllsnd lhe fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Jan. THE
Gloucester schooner Theodore Roosc-
welt arrived in port last night. bring
ing the captain. two mates. steward.
four scamem and the captains wife of
the British %brigantine Ohio. from
Kingsport. y. s. for New York. The
Ohio was abandoned yesterday. leak
ing and badly crippled by the terrific
gale off Grand Manan. The Roosevelt
put on board the brigantine a prize
crew Of eight men. who are trying to
work the vessel into this harOOr. 4"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
way to Answer Attacks.

A well known humOrist was convers,
ing one time With another literary man
who was complaining Of<recent severe
attacks on him aud his method of
work.
"What you should do with these feI-
lows who attack you" advised the hui
morist. with u drawl. lis to take off your
coat, roll up your sleeves aud hit them
as hard as you can; hit 'em a stagger-
ing blow with Il big chunk of silence.
That will worry them more than any
thing else you a do."-Fittsburg
Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
Ted simple Life with Dog.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. Jan. Three
judges heard argument in an effort to
prove that the simple life led by Will
liam Hancock. Il wealthy resident or
Wyoming. near here. is evidence of his
insanity. Judge Stanley Woodward.
arrin- for the relatives. told how Han
cock each morning ate his breakfast
with his dog. permitting ~ member Of
the family ucnr Cur.ng the meals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
Appropriations in excess of es-

ApDrODTlaIIOnS 1T PNVEsS Ut .ts- :.
timated receipts ..,..,.......... Sbf3,0'3.lo
NOTE.-To. the total appropriations
available during the fiscal year ending
Oct 81, 1905, will be added all %appropria
tons made by the legislature, soon to
convene, in what is known as the sup
Elemental appropriation bill"
Gross receipts, 1904, "a, 5ss, 91S. 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
t5c Nose at l2c

Childrcn's fast black ribbed
hose, sizes > to o., regular
price l5c, Saturday evening
only at PC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

EXTRACTS FROM THE COMPTR0LLERS RE-
PORT FOR H FISCAL YEAR ENDIN
OCT. u, 1904. IT,
The state fund shows disbursements
over receipts during the year amount
ing to $40, 1873. a decrease in receipts
of $13O,926.25 and an increase in dis
|lbursements of 1896. I10.S5 as compared
with those Of the preceding year.
Total appropriations available
during the fiscal year ending
Oct. 81, 1905 ..Sh4'z,iio'lo
Estimated receipts from all
sources for state uses for the
fiscal year ending Oct. 81, 1905. 3,iS9 $1,000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07
i2Hc Hose at &c

Wonens fast black Hose
spliced heel and toe, north
II Ice. Saturday evening
only at Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

2 dozen Underskirts. made
of striped Outing Flannel.
Saturday evening only atl5c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

Infants angora fur sets,
round mutt, flat color, three
@colors, regularly sold at l.25
Saturday ovcniugonly at SOC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

I to 6, in a variety of fashion
able cloths, including meltons
and velvets, values up to 4.9S,
at. 30
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-07

Misses fleece Iincd Vests
and Pants, all sizes, Il quail
ity regularly sold at 45c,
Saturday cvcnlngonIy at29c
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