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Arizona republican., 1905-09-25
PICTURESQUE BRIGAND.

Algeria is threatened with that most
terrible scourEe which can afflict a
country brigand with prestige and
picturesque legend. His name is
GAIA Chaba. and he is an Arab who
deserted from a native infantr-- reg
linen to turn brigand He Is now
terrorizing the Arad district, where his
crimes and his impunity inspire the
natives with the belief that he is in
vulnerable. He is already sure Of food
and shelter against pursuit throughout
the region. and before long may be
surrounded by d formidable band. The
aJthorities are alive TO the danger and
IRE straining every nerve TO break
down the legend.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-25

merits has become one OF the largess
and a popular specially I'm the TRADE.
as we'll as homes OF the elite ia bota
Europe and America-it is the oldest
preparation in the market OF over g
years standing
TIE wish 70 be beautiful Is predoul-
inant in every woman. and none cla
say she does not care whether she "a
beautiful or Motif only just 20 pleas
her friend. lover or husband T. pats
back age. in appearance. At least 20
years by its wonderful results
Arizona republican., 1905-09-25
ABOUT SAUSAGE MAKERS
Peculiar Facts Developed by Suicide
of Unknown Nan.

Because some one who viewed the
remains of the man who committed
suicide by jumping in front of an en-
CINE on the NJ. & 2. road Saturday.
said he was a sausage maker and had
formerly worked in Phoenix. the pro-
prietor Of every shop in town were
sausage is made was asked if he had
ever had in his employ a man answer
ing the description. This is not strange
for it is natural that an effort should
Arizona republican., 1905-09-25
THE PASSING OF OLD MEXICO

The old customs and with them
much of romance and charm. are pass
ing away. The plaza promenade is
becoming less popular. as it becomes
less "seleCt," and the members of the
old aristocrac-- take little or no part
in it, since the people of the new mid
die and middle-upper class have be-
gun to make It their own. Industrial
ism is. of course. responsible for the
growth of OF middle c.lss. especially
in the towns; for the rural districts
Arizona republican., 1905-09-25

Would you be both youthful and
beautiful?-use DR.. T. Felix Gouraud's
Oriental Cream or Magical Beautifier.
It elicits clear, transparent complex
ion. free from tan, sunburn, freckles or
moth patches-purifying and beautify-
ing the skin at the same time, and so
closely initiating nature as to defy de-
lection, when properly applied. 1t has
the highest medical testimony, as well
as professional celebrities, and on its
Arizona republican., 1905-09-25
AN ATHLETES OLD AGE.

Calculated to upset some theories is
the career Of Henry Johnson. Of
GI-aVesham, England. who has just re-
ceiVed King Edwards congratulations
on attaining his 99th year. He was a
circus r' hlete as a boy. and performed
before William " of England; was an
athlete ell his active life and has al
ways been a smoker and never a toe
totaler. He is now in good condition.
mind and body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
TUEspAyaMARcH !.
Money Well Spent.

The state is out 40, 900 as a result
of the courts decisiou n the Rutgers
case, but it is a .iust claim and should
be psid. Rntsers has been giving
many youths an education of the
strength of the legislative sot of 1890
7 and the state has no right to crawl
.Qut OF 8 bargain after accepting the
servlce of the college so long. After
all, the money has been we'll spent.
There Is nothing nobier nor more
worthy of a atate than to encourage
and assist in the education Of the
youth. If all the money appropriated
at Trenton should be put to as good
use as this $50, 900 has been, the state
would indead b4 fortunate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
ROOSEvELT'S
NEW CABINET.
Presidents Nominations Con.
firmed by Senate -COrtelyOu
Postmaster General.

WASHINGTON, March THE presi-
dent has sent the following nominal
tons TO the senate: a"'
To be members of the cabinet:
John Hay of the District of Column
bia. secretary of state.
Leslie NJ. Shaw of Iowa, secretary of
the treasury.
William II. Taft Of Ohio, secretary of
war. .",- + 10
William IL. Moody of Massachusetts,
attorney general.
George b. Cortelyou Of New York.
postmaster general.
Paul Morton Of Illinois, secretary of
the navy.
Ethan y. Hitchcock of Missouri, sec
rotary OF the interior.
James Wilson of Iowa, secretary of
agriculture.
Victor II. Metcalf of California, sec.
rotary Of commerce and labor.
To be ambassadors extraordinary and
p.enipotentiary Whitelaw Reid of New
York, to Great Britain; Robert 5. Nc
Cormick of Illinois. TO France; George
V. L. Meyer of Massachusetts, to Rus
sia: Edwin IL. Conger of Iowa, to Mex
leo: Henry White Of Rhode Island, TO
italy.
TO be ENJOYS extraordinary and min
isters plenipotentiary: William Wood
vile Rockhill OF the District of Column
bia. to China: David j. Hill of New
York, to the Netherlands; Henry Lane
Wilson of Washington, 10 Belgium;
William Miller Collier of New York,
to Spain; Brutus J. Clay of Kentucky.
10 Switzerland: Thomas j. O'Brien Of
Michigan. TO Denmark; Charles II.
Graves of Minnesota, 10 sweden and
Norway; Edward c. O'Brien of New
York, TO Paraguay and Uruguay; John
B. jackson of New Jersey, TO Greece
and Montenegro and diplomatic agent
in Bulgaria; John W. Riddle of Mime
sofa, to Roumania and Servia; Samuel
Il. Gummcre of New Jersey, to Moroc-
co.
To be consul general, Robert j.
Wynne of Pennsylvania. at London.
TO be an interstate commerce com-
missioner, Francis NJ. Cockrell of Mis-
souri,.
To be solicitor of the department of
commerce and labor, Edward Walter
Sims of Illinois.
The senate in executive session con-
hrmed the nominations of the members
of the cabinet and also those of former
Senator Quarlcs to be United States
judge and of former Senator Cockrell
to be interstate commerce commission
or ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
KUROPATKIN
ENCIRCLED.
NOgi's Veterans Making Great
Threads Oh the Russian
Position.

f.HN ~ Hf.- -A. &c. . 4f
LONDON, March IA Newchwang
dispatch says that the great japanese
movement for the development of
Mukden has so far met with over-
whelming success. and it is almost GER
tain that the stronghold Of the Rus
slams VIII prove another Sedan.
IL is believed that the Japanese cen
ter is only required TO hold its ground
while the wings stretch far 10 the
northward TO encirele the Russian
tanks or threaten the railway.
a Tokyo report says that the left of
the japanese army is rapidly closing
on Mukden. y general attack is only
a matter Of hours. The right wing Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
The Roosevelt Influence.

"Too many wouli-be Rooseveits" Ia
the cry down at Trenton. IL is said
the old ring leaders and lobbiests are
greatly annoyed al the tendency Of
the Legislators to be independent, de
fly the boss and act as their own con
science dictates, as Roosevelt is doing.
This is u good sign and Roosevelt is
q good example.
The country was going from bad
to worse ia this particular until
Roosevelt stepped in ana has lei the
way. His iEfuTnce is being felt all
over the country in a manner, per.
haps, he never dreamed Of. hundreds
of yonDg men have been encouraged ia
20 into politics by his fearless cour
age. They who have been led to be-
iieve that the only way TO succeed in
public life Is TO get into the ring and
follow the bcss. have Deen shown
differently and the bosses and o.calle
leaders find their old.time power
slipping away from them. 1t is the
Roosevelt influence and is so acknow.
lodged by the old.time politicians.
They complain that the legislators are
breaking away from the ling, in
which every man jump at the crack
of the whip, and are trying to make q
name for themselves. And why not
Is not every nan elected on an equal
footing? Then why should one or two
! "ieads RS" do all the thinking and
planning and all the rest act accord
pgly, like SO many insignificant parts
b big MACHINE!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

the force advancing eastward has cap
tured Onshiniu and Tachucapu, close
to the railroad and twelve miles south
of Mukdcn.
The Russian center has retired 10
Tinchatun station, ten miles south Of
Mukden. 1t is believed the Russians
have set fire to their stores and re
treated.
The escape OF the main Russian
| forces seems Impossible. 1t is already
estimated that the troops opposing the
| left wing have lost more than 10000
men.
The Russians are throwing away
their arms and clothing in order to
facilitate their escape. o
General Nogi'S Third army from Port
Arthur has advanced far on the left
wing aud swept all before II. Nogl's
men are reveling in the field work,
! which they regard as ehild's play after
the siege OF Port Arthur.
Generals Oku and Nogi are hammer
ing the Russians back upon Mukdcn.
! The dramatic feature OF all the recent
lighting has been the forced march of
General Nogi's Port Arthur army,
which, advancing between the Hun
and Lao rivers, not only passed the
! Russian right flank, but reached Il
point so near Mukdcn that its bursting
shrapnel is visible from the western
gates of the town.
Tho rollnv I'm front of tha HuSsinn
position has become q valley of death.
Corpses strew the debatable ground
from which neither side can remove its
dead.
Again and again the japanese
charged down the slope and up the
hill. Again and again the Russians
counter attacked, trying to gain pos.
session of the hill with the tower
No quarter was asked for or given by
either side. The enmity ceased only
in death. the wounded, with breasts
torn open by shrapnel or bayonct, cs.
saying another shot with their last
breath.
Everywhere corpseS, corpses, cOrpses.
For two days the Russians have
been concentrating n heavy artillery
fire on the hill with the tower" stop.
ping the Japanese sapper work. AT
o'clock in the morning the Russian
SkirmiShers heard Il noise at the hill
with the tower" Creeping forward
they discovered that the japanese were
hcapins up corpscs as defenses. The
Russian field batteries Immediately
| opened lire and forced 4 cessation OF
the work.
1t is reported that the scouts Of Gen
eral N8Gis and General Kuroki's ar
mics are already in touch behind Tie
pass.
Tokyo and Shanghai reports this
morning say that the japanese have al
ready seized The railway and that Gen
eral Kuropatkin's retreat has been cut
| off
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

\ In the Middle States and New England
To-day partly cloudy to overcast weather
and slightly higher temperature will pre-
vail, with fresh, northwest and northerly
winds, Emitting to northeasterly, followed
in this section by moderate rain or snow.
On Wednesday overcast weather and
early stationary temperature will prevail,
with fresh n~ortherly to easterly winds.
increasing In force, accompanied by rain
In tho southern and snow or rain in the
northerly districts; and on Thursday
cloudy weather. With slight temperature
changes. preceded by rain or snow in the
coast districts, and followed in this sec
on by clearing conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

louisville, Pa, March 7.-Ro-
land &. Luther. second vice president
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron company. died last night at
his home here. Mr., Luther. who was
tiity-nine years Of age, was stricken
with apopleNy in Philadelphia ten days
ago. He was brought here at once and
up to the time of his death remained
in Il scmicOnsci0us condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Cannon & Shelby
92 smith at.
Look for Electric Sign

Roosevelt is doing a great work in
preparing for the national defense,
smashing the trusts and Pc formin g
other commemorate tasks as chief tx
eoutive Of the nation, but, perhaps,
his greatest work viii! be tat which
he really cannot control, it is his in.
fiuenoe upon the hundreds OF young
men starting oUt IN political life, who
have learned that it is possible 10
think for themselves and still succeed.
Well may the old politicians O n
at Trenton complain about the too
many would be Ro~ose7elts." Roose-
welt gives no quarters to thu CRATER
in politics and he has come forward
just in time. 1t is always claimed
that, in q crisis, America can p oduce
the man for the place. We have no
civil war now watch brou hit forth
Lincoln, but we have a struggle of
industrial greed and graft which is
threatening the nation and Il coun.
try has produced r Josevelt.
Golfers for Mach II asks the sues.
ton:
Are lawyers mcr4 mora! than usi
ness men; ordinary men of affair!
than trust msgnates; Journalists thai
politicians; aui so on through thu
' g'ates n dix isiuns of soc'ets? Sutl
questions arise constantly in disc, 8
sion. Formerly the politicians wer,
blamed excessively for moch bad legis
luti on TINT is now chaigCd in pat II
the business men who Influence legis
lation. The role taken by the anle'
lawyers in making legislation in # C
tive is being more wildly %eSpoundeC
than it ever has bren before. On
laws-to take an eXample-forhid re
hates and all kinds of discrimination
between shippers. The railway mel
in general admit the desirabilitV O.
such law. Yet they, aud the shippers
and the attorneys foe both, devot'
themselves to discovering devices fol
outwittirg the law. There is no mor
nj standard which restraints eilh q
lawyers or business men from an.
secret practic4 intended to help The n
esc4pa from laws the passage of which
they favor. The public faces the nee
es.ity of coutriyin2 laws so drawn
that the very ablest minds in thu
country can invent no trickerV II
beat them, but probably public opih
ion on such ma t4rs is baing educate
by all the experiments now b4ing
made The strngG ia for money is los
ing something relatively, ana mora.
stan Ia ds slowly make a correspond
ing gain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Ellen Peek Has Wicked Record.

NEW YORK, March ELLEN Peck.
who is described as the most persist
emily wicked woman in New York"
was arrested again last night This
time she is wanted for Il 5000 swindle
out in Chicago, which, even at seventy
five years Of age, She had wit enough to
put through with as much skill as she
had ten years ago. when she got $4,000
from Il. T. Rabbit, the soap manufac-
turer, with It few smooth words.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

WASHINGTON. March Rear Ad-
miral Evans will assume command of
the North Atlantic fleet at Pensacola
on The 31St inst. as the relief of
Rear admiral Barker. who will retire
on age limit on that date. AT the
same time the new battleship Maine
will succeed the battleship Keafsage as
flagship of the fleet. The Maine Joined
the feet at Guantanamo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Congress OF Mothers at Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Delegates
from mothers congresses in twenty
states of the Union are expected to at
tend the t%riennial National Congress of
Mothers, which opens in Washington
on Friday, Among the speakers will
be Public School superintendent Shear
er Of Elizabeth. y. j.; William l.. Tom
Inns of Chicago, Professor sherman
Davis, Columbia college, and Miss Lii
lie \. Williams. State Normal school,
Trenton, y. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

WILMA, March IA general strike
has been ~inaugurated here. No news,
papers appear today. All shops have
been closed for fear of footing. Since
martial law was declared at -Baku or
der has been restored. but. business re-
mains at n s%tandstill. The streets are
patrolled by troops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Total lumber bill.
Mill Work.
Pottery Feldspar.

Most of the feldspar usedf for pottery
purposes is orthoclase, or the potash
variety, which is found in granite,
gneiss, syenite and mica schist. h
basic or lime-soda feldspars are gener-
ally associated with dark-colo-ed min
erals from which they cannot be easily
separated.--Scientific American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

I.lNCHBI re. Va, March 7.-Mrs.
Sallie VI. Hanna, charged with poison
ing the family of Hamilton Faulkner
here by which six persons nearly lost
their lives. has been indicted by the
grand jury. She is held under three
separate charges ANA will be given q
trial before a jury on Thursday. Iillie
indicted and will he tried Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
General Macarthur For the Front.

TOKYO, March Major General
Macarthur Of the United States army,
accompanied by his aids, Captain Par
kcr W. West Of the Eleventh cavalry
and Captain John Pershlng of the Fiji
tcenth cavalry will leave Tokyo for
the front on March o as military OBJ
servers with the Japanese armies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Funeral Trains.

Some German cities have introduced
the scheme of having trains especially
fitted for the transportation of the dead.
Funeral services are held on board while
the train is in motion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Edward winslow Died ut Cairo

BOSTON, March THE body of Ed
ward winston, banker, who died at
Cairo. Egypt, has arrived in Boston
from Naples on the White Star liner
Romantic. The body was accompanied
by ]. Norton Winslow and Mrs, Henry
Winslow, relatives, who We're making a
tom abroad with Mr.. WINSTON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

DOVER, Del, March The twenty.
eighth ballot for United States senator
taken in joint session resulted as fol
lows: Addicks, 10; Henry \. Dupont.
.; Salisbury, :; Hughes, :; Richardson,
5; Alvin b. Conner. !; total, 81; neces-
sary to choice. 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
A. VI. Palmer Stricken with ,non,cxv

NEW YORK. March IA. NJ. Pal
mer. well known as II theatrical man.
ager, was stricken with apopleXy on
an elevated train while on his way
home last night. He was removed 10 Il
hospital, where it was said that his
recovery was not probable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

which it is possible to record 2 1000 photo
graphic impressions per second. fThts
discovery will prove of inestimabie
value for the minute observation of IN
sects and other creatures in rapid mo-
ton. E,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

A two-family house suits a great many
people who have no use for more than
four OF five rooms and do not wish to
build Il small house. There are also
many elderly people who do not wish
to be entirely alone in the house. q
TO such the house shown above will
be especially adapted. The plan shows
four rooms on each floor with closets
and pantries. This house can be built
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Deadlock over Army Language.

VIENNA, March 7.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph and the Hungarians reached
a deadlock over the army language
question.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Satinct Wills Hnrneh.

CHARLTON, Mass. March THE
Satinet mill of the .Aldrich Manufac-
turing company, near Charlton City.
has been burned with all it's contents.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Quick Photographic Device.

An Italian inventor has designed a
Photographic apparatus by means OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

FIRE ALARM BOXES.
% Raritan Copper Works
20 digh and Lewis
"a Madison ave and Paterson ~
@ Market and First SITS.
Sc smith and High st
81 state and ninth SITS
43 Buekip CHAM ave and Harsf
Is Commerce and Front SITS
AZ High and Washington str
"a state st and Buckingham ave
sc Han ave and Charles 81
W Railroad ave and Wayne
90 Washington and First SITS
Go Turnpike Snd ELM &C
o. smith ct and Watson ave
65 Commerce and State t.
20 Front and Smith ats
% Water and Gordon Jts
"a Kearny ave and Gordon st
Sc Smith and Herbert st
So Woodbridge road and Washington 81
81 Lehigh ave Stanford ct
To send in an alarm, open the door Of tho boz
and pull Town the lever and let go once only.
STAY &c boz until firemen arrive.
SPECIAL. CALLS.
ftap-Breek In circuit. 2taps Drill and DIRE
alarm test. Hydrant at corner OF Jefferson and
High street always to be used for this trial. 5
taps Fire out. Btaps Police call. i2-Cal for
Lincoln Hose iS-Call for Washington Hose
i4-Oall for Mcclellan Hose iB--cal for Pro-
section n. and L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

Lost ANYTHING: A cent-a-w word put
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

II you are out OF VOL pus an ad
in the Evening News, it will cost oy
nothing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
FiHsr FLOOR pLAH'

in most localities. including plumbing
and heating, for $2.390 to $1,000.
The estimate. based on Omaha prices
of material and wages at So cents per
hour, is given below:
Excavating and Masonry. '
,1sO yards excavatine, 5c.............. $4s co
co perch (25 ft.), stone laid in founda-
ton, Si.up.. ~ w
81 lincal IT. double fuc chimney, 81. 49, II so
Cementing cistern u %
g stone window sills........ ....... 4 ~
/ stone door sill, 9 50
------
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07
Total mill work
Carpenter work.

Slaa Il. framing lumber, S............ s. So
300 II. matched sheathing, $12........ 80 so
2,S6S IT, common sheathing, $s........ % o.
is NJ shingles, Sl.5G.. "a %
~, NJ. dimension shingles, S2.......... 90
S.Ml0 Il. siding, SIS. IS %
30 fl. ceiling, . Sc
1874 ii. outside base. c........"...... 8 SO
Us II. bet course. Sc. ......a........ Q A.
30 II. main c~ornlce, 15c ................ 81 30
10 It. porch corhice, tSc. ............... Z 20
Work on porches, c......~........ A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-07

catered at Post once as s~econd-class matter
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-03-02
DEFENDS RIEPE
Dr.. Richardson Saysthe News
Is Unfair

In the issue of the WHITE PINE
News of Feb. roth an editorial APP
pears criticzing the action of Mr..
Riepe in regard to the appointment
of a County Physician. As the ar
ticle was unjust and misrepresented.
| wish to take up the cudgel i'll Mr..
Riepe's defense.
At the January meeting of the
Board, bids were called for covering
the work of the County Physician.
NV bid was twenty-five dollars a
month, which did not include
drugs DR.. Wallace's bid was fifty
dollars, which included all drugs
furnished. AS Mr.. Clark S drug
bills to the county will average five
dollars a month, it does not require
a very discerning eye to see which
bid was the lower.
Despite the vaunted solicitation
of the News for, the interests of the
tax payers, it has singularly failed
to mention these little facts, or in
quire why the lowest bid was not
accepted: but on the contrary
Jumps on Mr.. Riepe with both feet
because he favored giving me the
contract as the lowest bidder.
How does the News account for
this evident bias; where is the mig
ger in the fence? If there have
been any agreements and Under
standings entered into on street
corners in this matter, | wish to
firmly state that they have not been
between Mr.. Riepe and myself.
r. II. RICHARDSON.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-03-02
NOTED EXPERT HERE.
Prominent Mining Engineer Of
Denver Examining Properties OF
GirOux Con. Mines Co.
EWDENTlY WELL PLEASED
WITH THIS DISTRICT.

Richard A. Parker, mining
engineer of Denver, arrived in
Ely Saturday and is now en-
gagged in making a thorough eX-
animation of the properties OF the
.Giroux Con. Mines Co. here in
! he interest of prospective in
Fves,Ors.
Mr.. Parker stands at the head
of his profession, having served
for Il number of years on the
staff of John Hayes Hammond,
and his report on the mines OF
this district will be awaited with
interest by mining men here.
The gentleman was careful not
to express All opinion as to the
result Of his examinations thus
far made: but that he is deeply
Interested in what he has seen
here, is evidenced by the fact
that he now proposes to thor
oughly examine the entire district
before leaving.
The favorable or vorable
report of an expert can not
change the values or the extent
of an ore body, but it can and
does act as an impetus or an i'm
pediment to it's speedy develop
ment. The mines of this district
can stand the closest scrutiny and
Mr.. Parker should be afforded
every facility for making most
thorough examination of the dis
trict.