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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Edmund Street, North Side

EuHuHu Street, North SIoe
Smiths Subdivision of Blocks 9. 10, Is and
16, Stinson's Division
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Assm't.
Christine Deiters -. 40 10 20. 80.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Lincoln Avenue

Lincoln Terrace
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
Thomas Street. North Side

Jones' Subdivision of Lots Z, s. 9, 10 and
IL, Block "a, Lafond's Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Assm't
Emily Il. Elliott. s47 40
SdiIlc D So. IA
same Observation-Disclosures. 1897
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
Hnw,a rHIaa

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any ease Of eAtsrrh that can
not he cured BY Halls catArrh Cure.
Z. ;. CHENEY q CO, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known =.
J. Cheney Tor the last rs years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business and hnansislly able 10 carry
oct any obligations made by his hrm,
walding. Kinnan 4 Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toleda, o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
sally. asting uPen the blood and mu'
cuoos surfaces Of the system. Testi
mouiais sent free. Price, Use per bot
tie Sold By Druggisis
Take Han's Family Pills for con
siipatlOn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

The Craftsman for September shows
ga inviting lisa of articles.
Health ana Recreation for City Chill
dren shows the means taken by aa'
thoritiss ani philsnihropists In great
cities 10 Keep the children % the
streets 10 the dAys of Summer vacation.
"Arnold Boeeklih. His Leadership
Among Modern German Painters" Il
. scholarly revieu q sAs life and work
~ this geuius whose symbolisn of IA
ture has wou worldwide reeogniiiou.
"Conerets in It's Modern Form and
Uses.'' by Charles de Kay. treats Of
the value % armored concrete a. a ma
terial for the construction Of eountry
h5mes. stables. and other buildings an
protected from dosiruetion BY are,
'The Eyol0tion of Leisure FOR the
Many" Is an original and thoughtful
presentation of one ~ the great sofio-
logieal problems of ths day.
sAhoriginal Americas Homcs,'' the
third ~ the series. deals with prehis.
toFis and pueblo community dwellings.
anl Is Interestingly Illustrated.
"Munieipal Art In American cit.
.es'. Is presented this monih hy a.
article ea "ciyic Art 10 Porslaud Ore
goa. BY Ftank Ira white vita iiias
traiions
'.fhe Imprevomeai of TeWas'' i q
clear asa comprehensive reyies of The
progress of civic ara 10 Englaud, by
;As widely kss~a as;AeF.;T, a=yze=@
Nuwin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

foundatiou. and that both absorption
ans decay can Be prrvented in the wood
By proper chemical Treatment. Couse
qpeniiy a revival 10 wood paving has
begun. and iSany Of the largest cities
are again trying Il.
Pew people realize the snormous eos
snd Importance Of street p4vemeuts
Measured By tie money invested, street
paving is probably the most important
of any angls class Of sHgiseering eoa-
struetioa ereept steam railroads, the
amount invested 70 date being es;imat-
"a BY = eonIpstrnt authority a. aP-
proxinsately s5l5.Oo0.0Oo for the Unised
States Wood pavemeut is nov made
alnost exclusively Of one OF two Of the
besf construction woods. and II Il
should become popular The drain upon
these woods would Be seriously in
erea~ed.-FOress Service Department Of
Agriculture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

rhs above il the usuai verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pscias
railway betweeu the Paeifc coast ant
ths easi, and Ne believe that the 'serv
lee and sceommoiations gwen merit
this statement From Denver Colcra
do Springs and DenveF there are two
Through trains tally 20 kansas City
and 81. Louis, carrying Pollman's lat
esl standard eleetrie-hghted sleeping
ears chair ears and uP.to date dining
cara The same excellent service a
operated from Kansas City and 81
Louis 70 Memphis, Little Rock and Hoi
spriags II yea are going east q
south, write for particulars and FUN in
formation.
W. @ M'BRIDE. Gen. Agt,
iet ThiFd st. Portland. ORE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
MORE HARRr1GAH LINES.

Surveyors have arrivea . HaP ouf .
Iins of railroad nat win leave the
souihsrs PAsiae nain Iins between sa.
inu ard Boee-e. cross the Cascades
through the Pesgrs pass, snd extend
south and east
This is ne latest move Of the Harri-
raan managers - meet the denasd FOR
railroad ertsnS0n in Western Oregon.
and to eansei ths isfusnss Of the vii
ianetie VALLEY Developsnent League.
Tas newspapers that are advising
this orEanizaiioz Of commercial clubs
and business men 10 DO nothing that
shah defeat e9asiruetioa of railroads
and other deveiopment need not worry.
TIE oaieers Of the league are cool,
isvsi-beaded business ues Of the unde-
veisped istsrior and Western Oregon
sad csast eounties, ard they know their
power apd propose 10 use Il with wis
dom aad moderation.
They know they can appeal 20 the
public and 70 the eorporation managers
on equal terms Of fairness and justice
ard grt Support, when radical Under
takings weuid mar their inasenes with
both eonstifuencies
But lst not Mr.. Harriman nor his
managers in oregon think that = paper
marhe or tor-raiIroad construction will
save them fron the responsibility FOR
their fulI share IL the deyelopment Of
Oregon.
Oregon has dealt fairly and literally
and kindly vita thess great corpora
tions They arc profitable properties
With monsy o. The good aide Of The
ledger 20 the credit Of oregoh There
10 nothing unreasonable il asking them
20 extend their lines several hundrod
milss each year in Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
on.ninr q PittsburE Erpositi0n.

Piusburg. Pa, Aug 3O.-The annual
Interstate Industrial Exposition was
gpesed here today. The opening Ger
emories will be held this evening and
many prominent speakers will address
the visitors. The exposition is far 81
penor TO all previous exhibitions held
here. and particularly the Canadian ez
hibit is attracting considerable atten'
tion. The music ball has been redeeo-
ra,ed and refurnished since last year
and the initial concert viii be given
there by the Damroseh orchestra.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

Il pse5s but little foresight to 'eH'
,hat when your stomach and liver are
lady Affected, grave trouble is ahea''
uuisss you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs. John A.
Young. Of Clay, n. T. did. She says;
II lad neuralgia Of the liver ana
stomach, ny heart was weakened, ana
I could not eat was very bad for q
long time, but in Electric Bitters l
found Just what ] needed, for they
suiekly relieved and cured me-" Best
medicine for weak women. Sold under
guarantees by J. G. Perry, Druggist
m, Or, at soc bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
pEAor HAa EEEN pEcIAREp

The Russian japanese war has been
brought 20 a digniaed termination. II
any war can BE- bFought 70 sueh a con
eiusior.
japan hes won Fenown 10 the heid Of
diplomacy. a. she did on land aud sea,
and IN handling her wounded and ear.
Ing for her prisoners
Geuerous 10 q fallen Zoe, her states
men rstreaied jusi onough 10 make
peace possible. and no one need fear
that they have Weakeaed their prestige
Or position.
Like the South African war With
England. the Rassian war With Japan
has revsniea the inherent weakness of
a srrat monarchy. ana hsr siaie~men
can now repair their fenees and de-
fences
II is uniimely for Miaisicr wiite -
hrae over his aehievcment IN securing
shls peaee Ths spiritual poser q ne
whole world was on the sde of reaee'
ana hclnea bring Il about
The later Indications are that japan
win r,i hush-mousy. prise money, muiei'
mouey. or vhaicycr Il may be called,
Cor the care of prisoners, Tor the eea'
struciion o. railways. apA other pur'
poses
Tho Journal Fsjoiees over peace
that t predicted would be brought
ai.out 70 appsase the ansneial Interests
of ths world, which seul6 uoi snoFd 70
sss a losing war proceed that vas lee
ssning the standing Of every great
mobarchy.
Tho ,riumph Of Japan y substantial
morally, politisaily and financially, aaA
ths Russians have wisely concluded .
war ihst they foughi without thorough
preparations. aud al tremendous disad'
vantage. bot vita plnek persisienee
and hsroisilf waTihy % better cause,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
1900 DEAL
Sale o. the Strong sawmfn PrOpsrty-
Iuvoics Ab0ua compiesed

Sale o. the Strong sawmm PrOpsrty-
Invoies Abous comploted-
II negotiations nov peading have a
suceessfal issue. the Corvallis sawmin
will soon bein the hands Of new oEn-
srs sad z. ". Strong and family viii
eesss 10 be Corvallis residents sinee
last Friday a big trade has been on
Ia which Pred Douty and A. Il Patter-
son are 20 acquire the lccai industry,
giving a new sawmiIl Al IndePendenoe
a. half payment on the purchase. Mr..
Patterson IL an eastern man seeking =
western location, and Mr.. Douty is
former Independenee maa. now an evn-
o. IN the Portland Box Faetory, the
Portland Furniiure Factory - well as
other interests. He was formerly a
grocer a. Indepcndence.
In the present deal, the terms Of the
transaction are an determined and N
invoice Of the lumber and logs is about
eompleied. There has been no eKehange
of papers or checks. but IL is expect
"a that q point win be reached today.
n the trade Roes, p. W. Strong and
family viii move 10 Independence and
continue there in the numbering busi-
ness in which he has been 30 signally
successful 10 Corvallis. Corvallis
Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
SOME
ARMY
SCHEMES
Wood May Be Promoted Again
Over Those Who Ont.
rank Him

The decision Of Major-General Leoa.
ard Wood 70 return 70 his position il
the Philippines is ehieay significant in
that il means be viii succeed to the
command of AL the troops in the Isl
ands some time next spring. Major
General Corbiz. Dow in command Of
the department Of the Pbilippines
win return 70 this country. probably
! nsxt April. and it Is the present inter
ton 70 promote General Wood TO his
command
LisutenAni -Gezeral Chatfee, the pres
ent chief Of staf, win reach the reiir.
isg age April IA next. MajOr-Gcneral
John C.. Bates, and Major-General H.
c. Corbin, the tlso next officers in rank
after Chafee, viii also reach the retir-
ia sSo IL 1906, Bates AsEsss &c, sza
Corbin September IS. Both aspire 20
hold the once Of chief Of stan before
retiring. - . Ps,,EssssHs- hss 5--a
made up by the war department %
divide the Eve months between the re
tiremeni Of Chafee and the retiremeni
Of Corbin 20 7st give both Corbin and
Bates two and a half months at the
bad Of the army Otherwise II the
strict order Of seniority were followed
Bates would be chief Of s,aR from the
retirement Of Chaheo until August 26
and Corbin would hold the high place
lcss than three weeks.
Upon the retirement Of Corbin, Ma
jof General james p. Wade win sue
eeed 10 the rank Of chief Of staff. but
be in return will retire one year 70 q
day after the retirement Of General
Chasce, making way for MajOr-Gen-
eral Macarthur. who does not retire
until June 2. 1909. MaeArthnr is the
last major.g general who ranks General
Leonard Wood. in the natural eourse
Of events, Wood would become tse
head Of the army June 2 1909, less
iian four years hence, and II allowed
70 bold on 20 he end Of his military
career. would bold tha, ofiee more
than thirteen years, as he will not re
tire until October ., 1924.
II is true the ranking maiorgeneral
81 the army Is not necessarily appoint
"a a. chief Of STAFF. that Is an ofice
to BE- filed by the president. Il Is
assumed. however, that Prc'idens
Roosevelt will not ignore General Mac.
Arthur when he Is called upon 20 name
a chief Of staff year from neat April,
though BE- might deem IL advisable 70
give this high oGiee % General Wood.
II Macarthur is named. President
Roosevelt will mo- have the appointing
power when Wood comes ia line for
chief of STAFF, for the present admins
tration will end March 4, 1909 and !
Macarthur Will not retire until three
u,ouths later. 0f course, the re-elee-
tioa q Roosevelt would solve the prob
lem, and make Woods appointment
practically certain. o. n MacArthur
should die before the close Of the pres
eut administration, Wood would still
b. sure Of the place,
Otherwise Wood must depeu3 upon
the mercy Of the next president, who
ever be NAV be. should De De- a dem
ocrai. or man intensely hostile %
Roosevelt and RoOsevelt's views. Il
might 70 hard with Wood though IL
is 10 h. recalled that Grover Cleveland
spp.ointod Geasral Miles as command.
lag general q the army, though be
had the utmost coutempi for Miles, I
and always had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
IF you ARE INTERESTED

In an usuabls education, and wish to Sc
cure IL for the lowest possible cost, ant
in the shortest time consistent with
thorough work, it will pay you to in
vestigats the many advantages w
offer. Send for catalogue.
W. /. sTALEY, Principal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

Nae Our pssior preAsAed a sermon
oA marriage last sundAy.
EdytAs-D Di3 Il seen 70 have a ssim-
Waiting eEeeti
Mae-No. GA the eouisary, Il was 50
solemn and ssnvsye1 - maay warnings
thAi ID broks "a tuo sngagsneAts--
chisagO rsibunA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
NOTHING FROM NOTHING
LEAVES NOTHING

Something from no good thing leaves
worse than nothing. Hence; The at.
tempt TO make good -four out Of bad
wheat is useless. The makers of salem
Hour start right with the finest wheat
that grows min 1t right, sack and bar,
rel it right and sell it right salem
-four makes right bread.
SALEM FIGURING MILLS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
adj7l@o a@aSdGj7@l@o
SALEM, OREGON.

4 school where attention is given
70 details. That is what counts, and
is one reason why our students are sue.
eessful. Business men appreciate
this fact, and many ask for no recon-
mendation but ours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

n yea wan, tAe family % b healthy
siroug aud astive. give thsm Hollis
isr's Rosky Mouutaiu Tea tbis montA.
Makes rich rcd blood. bous and muscle.
IS cents. Tea or tablets s,one's Drug
aiore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30

DaugAtsF-Ferdy faRsies you don I
like Ain. papa
fatAer-Fansies Il sAf suppose il
I sAould break Ais nesk As would sall
II "intnitioa. '.-Poek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-30
The Road to Wealth

l. easy % folles II wa viii only
SAVE A PART or YOUR M.
CONF
sfady the career of almost any
man who has made his marx Nou
wiz dna that Il be hai spens al
tis caruings 10 early life he could
nor have takes sivAutage of the
olqoriunitlos that cane - hiHa Aud
uhen yoa iook Tor The opportunities
thai CANE 70 hiu. yea wln aad
thai thsy didaH oobR bat ths
man MADR thsm TAe spirit poe
ssssi ~ oae Who resolves 70 save
Ana DORIS an, enables hin %
MAKn opposteuiiiaA vAile othess
WAIT Tor tAem.
RnorH NOW ~ s,artiag a sas.
inks neeeant. oss dollar wii ePen
a. aeeoent,
Saviags Department
CAPITAL NATIONAL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
Rev. J. |. Lancaster Glad the
Day was Being so Generally
Observed.
THE DAY IN ST. MARY'S PARISH.
Pastor Announced the Result of the
ChiIdren's Canvass for the
Altar Rail.

St. Peters Episcopal church was
thronged at yesterdays services.
Palms were distributed, and the choir
sang 'The Palms during the offer
tory.
The services this week will be
slightly altered They will lac held
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday after
moons, Wednesday morning, and. ON
Good Friday. there will he two SER
vices, one in the morning and one in
the evening. Holy Communion will
be observed at 7:45 and 10 80 Il. m.
next Sunday. Easter Day.
Yesterday. morning hev. j. J..
Lancaster expressed himself a. eX-
tremely gratilied at the growing OBJ
selvance of Palm Sunday
The Offering next Sunday viii he for
the fund for the enlargement of the
chance.
at the last mass in st. Mary's Ro-
man Catholic church palms We're dis
trihuted. At all of the masses Rev.
b. 7. O'ConnefI, pastor, made the an
nouncement that the children of the
school had collected $502.5 II tol. the
altar rail of the new church.
= Envelopes were distributed ycster-
day for the Easter collection next Sum
day.
The pra yers of the congregation
were requested for the repose of the
soul of Father 5. y. Mitchell. Father
O'Connell spoke very feelinglN of the
dead priest.
Tomorrow the parochia4 school will
he closed for the Easter holidays. The
school will reopen Il week later
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
Action Suspended and Matter
Will not be Brought
Up Again.
SEVERAL CASES WERE HEARD.
Some Go Over and Judgment was
Rendered In Another The
Chinaman's Suit.

1t is expected that citizens sub
poenaed for jury duty in the district
court will he more attentive than
prior to last Friday when several
failed to appear
This morning Judge Lyon ccnsured
the gentlemen. He said he did not
want to work hardships on business
men, but the courts dignity must be
upheld. Action in these cases was
suspended, and no further will he
taken.
The. case of the State Board OF
Pharmacy against William Compton
went over for Il week this morning.
The suit of Sing Lee against Moses
kaufman, for broken window, was
adjourned until next Monday because
of the illness of the boy 4 question.
Jacob Goldberger was awarded
judgment for $50 against Mike kubik.
and one for S47 in an uncontested suit
against Mike, Hozko.
The suit OF the Harrington Company
against f. $. Quin was adjourned I'M
til Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
ARE OPPOSED
TO LICENSE.
Woodbridge People Claim Five
Places Within Two Blocks
Sufficient.
SbtciaI 10 lie Eafaiug .Nsz9g

SpfCldI 10 lie E1f1tHS Meas.
New Brunswick. Apr l.: Judge
Strong tomorrow will hear the argu-
ment for and against the granting of
the applications Of eight new applica.
tions for Licenses which have not yet
been disposed of thi, term. y re-
monstpance ha, been filed against one
Of them. that of l,idor ShwaItz, Of
Woodbridge. The proteStants claim
there are already five place, within
two block, of the place he desires
license and five are believed to be
sufficient to meet the demand there.
There are three other applications
from Woodbridge, they being those OF
August Lauter. Martin A. Somars and
Russell Miles. Richard Scidler
Madison, who has frequently applied
for license. has another application
on call tomorrow and there j. also an
application from George Stolte. OF
Sayreville, and from Aaron Gross, of
RaIitan townships
The people of Dunellen will oppose
the granting of the application OF Ed
ward H. Carney. Of that borough.
Lawyer II. B. Willis will represent
the borough in this matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
DR.. SNODCRASS
IN THE PULPIT.
MethOdists Greatly Pleased With
Mr.. JaCkSOn's Sue
CeSS0r.

AT both services yesterday the Simp-
son NJ. L. church was crowded to heal
the new pastor, Rev. DR.. Snodgrass.
With one accord the congregation was
unanimous in declaring him one of the
most eloquent ministers ever in the
local pulpit
The morning sermon was upon
Faith > DR.. Snodgrass gave Il strik-
ing word picture Of the different kinds
of faith, and ''The Life Above. " the
subject of the evening sermon, was Il
stirring address upon life beyond the
grave.
The Methodist congregation are
happy in the possession of their new
pastor and are planning Il royal well
come when DIR. Snodgrass and his
family move here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
INSPECTION
OF SCHOOL 7.
Commissioners Are Well Salts,
fled With the Progress Past
and Present.

y tour OF inspection made 10y the
school commissioner, a. individuals,
and not 4, a board satisfied them with
the progress past and present nj
school No :. The furniture j. eX-
pected daily and nearly everything is
ready 10 be put in place except the
blackboards and few other details,
1t is confidently anticipated that the
children and teachers from school No.
can be transferred on the first of
May. The grading and laying Of the
walk about the school will be hurried
along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
Others have Either Gone Over or
have been Settled Out
Of Court.
ONE TO BE CALLED LAST.
Owing to the Illness of a Witness
the Case was Listed Last
May not be Tried.
.Sbecia1 To tie E9ening Ne7VS.

New Brunswick, Apr. l7:--Of the
seven suits from Perth and South Am
boy on the supreme court list at the
present term down for trial before
Justice Fort it is likely that not more
than one Of them will be tried, and
that is the suit of Laura Humphlies
against the Raritan Copper works.
which was before the court last May
when it was tried and Il verdict re-
covered by Mrs. Humphries for IS. 600
The suit was brought to recover for
the death Of Mr.. Humphries. who was
thrown under moving car by Il de-
fectiVe switch which the defendant
was proven at the trial to have known
was out Of order tor three days prior
to the accident Suit was brought for
%l0,000. The defendants appealed the
verdict and it has been sent back by
the higher court for a rctral Jus
tice Fort may Try this on May -.
The other cases have all gone off for
other way. The first on the list was
that of Thomas Creamer as admins
traitor of Henry lIansel, against the
Pennsylvania railroad company and
John Scullyssfor $1,000 damages for the
death of Hansel, which went of for
the term because of change of plead
ing which the defendants insisted up
ON on hearing the plaintiffs opening.
there being some doubt AS to which
one of the defendants was to be sued
or whether they were to he sued joint
ly.
The case of Louis and Melio Mokan
against The Elizabeth and Raritan
River Street Railway, went to the
bottom of the list because of the i'll
ness of Il witness for the plaintiffs
The case is not likely to be moved
this term. This suit was brought
prior to the April term in 1904 and
has been hanging fire ever since The
suit is for so, 600 damages for an ac-
cluent III Perth AmbOy.
The suit of the New jersey Portland
Cement Company against Thomas
Redhing, in which Lawyers Beekman
and Spencer appeared for the defen-
dant, has been settled. That of the
Birbeck Investment Savings and Loan
Company Of America against Gu>sie
e. Carlton, in which j. W. Beekmn
represents the defendant, will be tried
by the court some day at Newark.
This case has been ON the calendar for
Il year.
The two suits of Ezra Sweet VI.
Harriet Van Schoick in which Lawyer
Joseph f.. Stricken appear, for the
plaintitf and which has been ON the
for some time, and of Fitz-
gerald vs.. Ferris. in which Lawyer
Adrian Lyon represent, the defendant
have been referred TO the circuit court
for trial before Judge Heisley' who
comes here on May l5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
No GAMBLING
Is ALLOWED.
Chief Burke Sered Notice on
Local Saloon MN Promise
Given.

Chief Of Police Rrke and Detective
Sergeant Huff enereG the Lincoln
Cafe. % Smith-stret,t Saturday even
ing and warned the proprietor that,
unless all forms o gambling in the
place was stopped, they will raid it.
The officers acttd ON information
that L table and outfit. to carry on the
gambling on a more pretentious scale
than in the--pa,t, had arrived for the
place Saturday. lhey did not conii,-
cate the apparatus, but warned the
proprietor to cease all games within
He gave his promise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
SNOW FALLS
IN FLURR|ES.
UnuSuaIAp Apri|Weather-Ice Formed
Last Night Winter Duds
Again.

Old inhabitants only shook their
heads when they saw the snow falling
in thick tluIries yesterday and today,
Yesterday morning women and
maidens went out logged in summer
silks and straw hats. When they went
home they sought out their winter
garments from the recessc> and closets
to which they had been consigned. Ice
formed last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
BITTEN BY A DOG.

One of the agents of the Peunsyl-
vania Soap Company. who have been
canvassing this city during the last
week. was bitten severely Saturday
afternoon by dog, in the yard of the
houses he was canvassing at. The
wound was cauterized and the dog
escaped.