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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-31

ductor and two brakemen, were in tn , car removing goods when. without warning. the explosion occurred. SeV- eral of the men were blown out of the car with their clothing on fire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-31

Many ills come from impure blood Can't have pure blood with faulty al gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bow els. Burdock Blood Bitters streng thens stomach, bowels and liver, ane
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-31
STENSLA\D GOES BACK
AS WITNESS.

CicaSo, Oct. 31.-Panl 0. Stensland, the former president Of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank and now q convict in the Joliet penitentiary, returned to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-31
Tii + MISSION.

Father Pomus preached the most powerful sermon since the opening of the mission last night at the St. Jos eph's church His sermon being. "The Catholic Doctrine or Eternal Punish ment.
 The interest in this work is grow ing daily, which is proven by the in creased attendance.
 His subject for this evening will be Death. and all are invited to at tend.
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sfpbn .. Spltot, Oenentl. 9iOtar
@ranoeigentum. Gsent fiir 8eufionSan
5priihe, 4ol Rapnrro ctr a. Tel. 4S9
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oer oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auss
seidnen Diroen; nun muB CT iih
ober audb oieIeS BDrauas muroiq cts
peiien uno nidt tleinlide Barteiuus
litit un6 nod tletulihere perIDulide
Rancune bel ieinen @ntIheiounqen
iber erDBe nidtige ssra9en Der dus
Bern Bolitit mitmirten lafien.
Dies iheint ben Senot0rer aber
ourdau8 ntht tlar 81 iein. Giht
nur iener gaucuSbeihluB benefit e8,
auh aus 8ailens 6eoe lprah imtner
nur oas Bartei 8 SntereIie uno cine
itarte Auimulitat seaer Die Bers
IDnlthfeit oes BrQIioenter.
0iht elm einsiaes Wtal bat CT rubiQ
uno ubjectin ben Bert D0er unmert
oe8 nprliegenoen 8ertraaes abQe %.
gen unb oas 10 erlanote Dbiectioe
urtei( gut Begriuoung oes Barteie
beihluifeS benubt; INNER fam inn
ghepoDr 8sDleuelt 0asmiihen. uno
10 it's mdbreno ber lebten 3aQe
neribieoenen 0erren I'M 5enat ges
9an9en. Der 9emDfrat 8ncon belt
neulid cine Reoe iiber Die Wtaroccus
Gnaeleaenbeit nno bic Stelung'
nabme unierer 8eaieruna gu oeriel'
ben, er fam auh nit feinem Wort
tiber ben a~uereneiteu @elihtstreis
oer BarteipDlitif binau8. unb 10
aeht es anoeren auh. Wtan bat neuo
lid nerlanQt, Der Brditoent Isle
iiberbaupt feine 8eneguna in Der
ausmdrtiaen 8plitit maiden, Dor al
lem feiae 8ertrage itipulieren, 0bne
iih init Dem Genat beraterl su baben
unb ieiner g%inmiuigune eepiB au
fein. Yrattith nGre bas, aber ME
1T oas mD1tih, 10 Lanae Die Senas
loren bic Tragen Ger ausmdrtigen
Bolitif rtur 0pr1 Barteiitanopuntt
betrahten uno fid auh nod burd
peri6nLid3e SDreinGenDmmenbeit be-
einf1uiIen la1fen? &c miiroe ia nibtS
gu Stanoe fDmmen.--
Saifen mir nod einntal all bas
@eiaQte suiatnmen. 10 mlifen mir
augeben, oaB Senator Batteripn
upm Barteiftanopunft aus entl9ies
ben gu u~erurteilen iit; eIeidseitie
bebaupten mir Gber, oaB Der Bartei'
ftanbpuntt in benz portieeenoen SalIe
niht batte betDnt tperoen loaen. Nl'
les in aGept nenpmnten bat oenator
Batterion cine ribtigere QuHaffuna
Bpm Ieiner 8Hiht nls Senator bemie'
len, als feline iibrleen Barteiaenpfien
uno ct bat fid AUDI als Elm befierer
StaatSn,ann ae3etot; oenn Der Ser
traa nit San Domingo lit unter ben
berridenoen umitdnben ~nntpenbia
uno iulte ratifiaiert tueroen.
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3ie beutS6e Saanelsflptte.

Ser Mert Der oeutiden .6anoeGs.
Hotte 1T mad ben bonn beutiGen
&eihssW arinenmt anaeiteqten I'm.
teriuhungen iber bas @ahIen Der
oeutlhen Seeintereiien i'm 2aufe bes
febten Sabr5ebntes BON 327 N1il.
liOnen Warf auf 80 Miuionen Mtart
eeitie9eu. Sn Der aleiden Belt bat
iid bic Coinage ppn 1887. 900 0etto
8e9. IONS auf 1858. 900 &etto &eg.
Cons nermebrt. 8dbreno alfo Der
unter beutiher 6anoelspfleee fab
renoe S9ifsrnum nm nabesu 70
8rUsent getuadien 1T, bat iid Der
@ert UNI mebr als oos 8meieinbalbs
fade, nm runo $50 Brosent oerer6s
Bert. 9ieie Notwithstanding ar1s
Bere 3unabme oe8 @erte8 laBt auf
oas oeutlihite ertennen, oaS nit Der
quantitatieen &ntnidlune Der &aufs
fabrteiHotte bic qualitative 6anS in
6ano ee9aneen lift. Bel Dem ftetie
ma9ienoen ueberaeniht Der Dampfer
iber Die 5eaelihiffe lit es ertldrliH,
BOB Die angeaebene WertiteigerunQ
Der 9~eiammtHotte ausidlieBlid3 ben
DnmpFer su eeroanfen lit, Shr Mert
bat fiG BON 253 WilIionen Wart i'm
Sabre 1895 auf 753 Wiaipnen Wtart
eehoben, fih alio nabeSu peroreifaht,
mdbrenb bee Bert Der SeQler aleid.
seitie pun "a Wiaiunen Warf auf 81
WiIiDnen Wart suriid9eganaen lit.
@eitaus Die be%oeutenoften 8er6n.
oeruuQer BADEN bic Sabre 1895 -
1900 herSSes;;sssfiihrt. Son ben 483
WiiaiDueu Mart, I'M Die Sd her
Bert Der 9efammten oeutihen Gam
oelSHotte i'm lebten Sabr5ebnt erhDbt
bat, entfonen 339 Milionen Wart
ooer lO4 Br0sent auf ienes 2uitrun1.
Sn benz ourb bic no~ritebenoen
8iHern 9etennseibneten Nufidmung
ftno bic Slotten Der oeutlhen Seeb1'
fen nerihieoen beteiliat. Der be-
oeutenoite Nnteil 1T 6ambure suee.
fallen. Der Bert ieiner Dampfer
belief fih 1895 ouf 125 MiGioner
Wtt., 1905 auf 400 Mtt., lit qli0 UNI
275 WiqiDnen Mart poer 220 Bro.
gent geitieaen. Ser @ert ieiner Seq.
Ter ift fur 1895 mie fir 1905 nit 25
Miuipnen Mart aneegeben. Wit
ibrem @elammtmerte BON 425 Wtils
lionen Mart reprdientiert 0amburas
Jlotte %qeaenmdrtio mebr als bic
6dtfte (52 8ruaent) oes Bertes Der
oeutiben 6anoelsfutte. Bremen
oerfngte 1895 iiber cine 9ampfer.
flotte i'm @erte BON go WiQiDner
Wart. SIR 1905 piro Der @ert iei.
ner 9ampfer nit $50 Wiqiouen Wart
bere9net. 10 oaB iih cine Steiaeruna
uun 100 Wiqionen Wart Doer 178
Brosent feftiteIen ldBt. Der @ert
Ieiuer Seeler bat fih pom 27.5 Dill
lionert Wart auf 20 Wtiatonen Wsart
uerminoert. SnaaeIammt itedt in
ben Bren1er ShiHen gegenmdrs
tia unaefdbr elm 9rittel oes Berte8
Der oentiden 6anoelsfl0tte. G6mmt.
Iihe auoeren oeutfben paFen be-
ruerteten ibr 9ampfermateriol 1895
nit 38 J9inionen Wart, 1905 oaae'
gen nit 103 MiuiDnen Wtarf; bic
8ertfteiaerung belduft iih oemnat
bort uuf IS OliqiDnen 01art Uoer Ill
8rosent. Die Sealer baben ebenin
nj. in Bremen einen Ridauna, uno
stuar BON 21.5 WiQiOnen Wtart auf
- MiQipneu Mart erfnhren.
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Mutb ein Wort liter Die tgimtuaa'
oernttN.

unier gel91bter &0rreiponoent,
0err 6. 6intel in Content bel 8ei-
mar, bat einen &rtifel aus y6Dls
lambs WagaSine" aussue8meiie iber'
iebt, ben mir in seftrtger Summer
gum Gboruf eebraht haben. Der
Grtttel behanoeit bte Ginnanoerung
in unier Qano uno tuenn mir nit
ben MnIidten bes GerfaherS aub
oureaaus nibt iibereinitimmen, 10
haben mir IGN bod abaeorudt. neil
es aar1a gut lit, oaB uniere 2eier oies
fen @egenftanb audi eiurnal nDr els
mem gang anoeren @elidtspuntt aus
bebanoelt iehen, als Der 1T. nDn benz
mir unb aud mDbl lte bic Sabe be-
tradbten. 8ir uDnen aber bod eis
niQe MDrte Der grtl6rung ienem
Nrtifel aufieen, mir mB9ten lonit
In ben Beroaht geraten. eaB mir
oas in ibm 0elaete biaiaten.
Sn erfter 2inie ftebeu mir niht
auf benz aneeliahfihen Stanopuntt,
ben oer Nerfafier einnimmt, uno
iinb burhaus nidt Der Nnliht, oaB
bas anaelidbiiihe Nmeritauertur1,
mie ea uns in ben Heu @nalanos
Staten nod siemlih pDl erholten
entgeaentritt, oaa ioeale Bolfstum
m6re, rueldes mir unter allen UNI
ftdnben Idiisen unb bemabren nias'
ten. Wir ie6er in benz ameritani'
ihen Boltatum, uie ea uns ala
Sbeal bDridmebt. etmas uiel Sreie'
req uno @rbBeres. als Die 0eus
England Staten lie bernDraebraht
haber. etruas oas nHr ourh Die Bets
miltung .fremoen" 8lutes, our@
Die ginmirtuna .fremoer" Soeer ents
fteben tunnte. Wir munen ourb
bas 8ano bes aneritaniihen Birs
aertums 10 uiel uerihieoene Bolt.
ihafter tuie mDalih auiammenFaiien
uno lire neutrality-suspicious. oann
gu einen1 i%tarten, nielleitiaen uuo
reaiameu @anaer neribmelsen. Bis
iest 1T oies gang gut aelunaen uno
mir firdter audi nidt, ooB Die @ina
uanoeruna Der lebten Sabre ihaoi'
geno ooer oegenerireno uirten tuIro,
i'm @egentetle. mir lino iiberseuat,
BOB audi bieie ginuanoerer iih ben
@ansen phne @efabr fir oaiielbe
einfiaen miro, neil niel upn benz,
NOS uns beute in ibrem 4aratter
uuipmpathiib uno bdBlih erlheint,
unter ben bieiigen 8erbaltniiien cine
grinoli1e &enoeruno unterGeben
miro.
8on bieiem Stanopuntt aus ball
ten mir es aRb fir ldberlih, menrt
Der 8erfaiier oariber in Nufreeune
ger6t, ooB bic @ineerpanoerten on
miteebrahter Sprobe uno Site feits
balten. SIN @egenteil, mir uerlart.
gen, oaB fie oaran feitbalten, benin
nus oaourh fDnnen iie, unierer Mtei'
nurQ nad), Die Nufgabe erflaen, be
ihnen bier i'm 2anbe Qeiteat lift. 9oB
lie einen Staat i'm Staate biloeteu.
mie Der Berfafier bebauptet, lift uns
finn, fie nebmen riidhaltslos am
DfentliGen 2eben oeS 2anoes tell,
uno baB cine Gereiniauna nab Nrt
Der Sernannsi0bne cine Gefabr be-
beute, tuie er iih einSubiloen ibeint.
1T gernoesu tinoiih; uenr er AUDI
ttur cine Nbnuna oauDn bdtte. mas
bic 0ermannsi6bne ltuo. mGroe er
eine1 iDlben Bl5oiinn nibt suiam'
ntengefhmast boben.
8ir iebeu in oer itarfen Ginpau'
berung. bic oieies 9ano empfaneen
Bat, ben erDBten Seaeu. Der ibm gu
Cell geruoroen lift, uno mir t0nnen
audi in benz S~ortoauern oieier GIN
t%panberuna feline @eFabr erblifen,
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9esbalb iine mir audi Qans i'm @ee
geniab 8u benz 8erfaiier ieneS Nrtie
fels Der Inftht, oaB mir uns nur
freuer t0nnen. menn Elm Sell oteSer
@inDanoerunQ bierber nQh Dem Gii.
ben aelenft miro. Gu8 Dem, mas er
oaae9et iaat, ipriht nur nerbitters
ter, furGlidtlger 0atiuismus, mir
f0nnen bier nod niele @inmonoerer
9ebrouben uno Die ueroen Dem 6iis
ben ebenio gum Seeen oeretden,
pte es ote @inuanoeruna Fraherer
Sabre aetan bot. Doer Iino pie[s
leiht Die @erhdltnifie in unIerem
Staat Teras, oa8 cine Itarte gins
r%uanoerune erbalten bat, Ihfedter
als Die Serbdltniiie in Wi11iiIiuui
uno Soutltana, NO fat gar feine
Gttttpnnoerun9 biu9etummen lit,
ousgenOmmen Stem Orleans uu6
feline NahbarldlaFt?
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Die CT pOrihtdat. lift ldderlih uno
uritnnta sualeih, mir t1nnter uuEer
Sano nur beoauern. tuenr Iie su
Stanoe fdnre. 8ir iino eeqei1 ie0e
8erihdrFung Der ieBiaen 8eiebe, Tie
ftno reidlih ibarF eenue.
unfere Seller m6aen itdl ourh ben
Artlfel aug Dem nSuGano Maaasine"
r'idt bonae MAIDEN lafien. Die Nns
goben itno entmeoer brett fo[ib, oie
Ole Sebauptun9 oon ben orei Wif'
ltoneh Ginuanoerern, Die lebtes Sabr
bIerber gefummen iein fouen, Doer
tie iino oas Relultat elmer eara Der.
orebten Iuffaiiuna uno Be0bad3.
tuna. Ser 8erfaiier bat ates ourh
cine uattntftih geFdrbte Briue an
aeleben une iih babel burd 9inae
erfbreden lafien, bic in 8irflidteit
nlbts @rIGredenbes an lid batten.
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9aabbett fann tttept aeaetlt tuerpen

Ta1H mtc9r gegettt merDen
ourda lotale AppIitationer, neil he ben tranten Sell
men @e9, Die Saubbeit gu turireu, un6 Der 1T 0urth
tonItlt1ttone1e 6eilrnittel. Saubbeit miro ourh eis
men ent3lnoeten !3uffanb Der i9leimigeu Gustlei=
oun9 Der Guita@tlhen Gbbre neruria9t. @enn
Stete Hbbre it'd e~nt5inoet, bobt ibr eineu rurnpelnsea
Son ooer unprdtommeneg 5ebbr; uub mann Fe dan;
geiqlofen II, erfol9t 6aubbeit, nnb penn Die Grtss
3hnenng Mot 8ebo6er unb biefe &6bre rpieber In lbs
rem ~eebbrtgen 3ufanb oeriest tperben lam, tpirb oas
Sebor Fir INNER 5erttort p%eroen; neun Gd1e unter
as Elm ent3inoeter 8utano ter I9leimigen Gberz
hd6et TT.
g8ir poIeti .inbunoert Sonurs tar ieosn tourh
aatarrb nerurlo9tsn) Gan bon Saubbelt geber, ben
ir'r rt9t onr9 Gianebuen non 9afps Ras
terrb Rpr bsilen tDnaeu aast Sud uras
&. ), Gbensp 8 Co., 1OIebo. Ohio.
0trtdutt BON allen Npotbetern, Qreis 70 Gents.
Neblnt 6aa's Hamilien 8iusn fir 8etfopfune.
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RaIens poer pals : &atarrb ptro
IoFort befetttet uno permanent turtrt
ourh ,,8Dro Turmaltn", (GtSer
& 0lmeuo). Sn alien Gpotbeten
ALI habeu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27

wor& can be carried on, which, in
some instances, would have to wait.
For the trust company to handle all
these bonds is no small responsible
ity. .p
When call money in Wall street is
at five and six per cent, and a great
bulk of the money is going west to
move the crops, it means a great deal
for a financial institution to tie up
any large amount in municipals at
" per cent. 1t is noticeable that
no outside bidders appeared for the
$4,000 assessment bonds which
the trust company has just taken,
and the outside bids on the school
bonds, which the trust company also
took, wanted five per cent.
For a financial institution to stand
by the city in this manne is a credit
to Perth Nmboy. 1t means continued
prosperity and progress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27

ia The difference between the proper search for recognition and the
indulgence of mere pleasure along Broadway is as great as between
delight and despair, success and failure, light and darkness. The stage
is no more responsible for the morals of its beauties than society is re-
yponsible when a young woman of the so called smart set goes astray
There are just as. many moralAWrecks in Society AS On TILE
STAGE, viewing both, of course, as institutions. The trouble is that
too much Importance is given to women who do not go o.. the stage to
become actresses, but to use the stage as a cloak to cover the real life
they lead, the life that started by defying parental and all other disci
.pline, the life that will not admit discipline in any shape or form.
These are the girls who fit from one stage manager to another, who
never hold a position because THEY WILL NOT WORK.
The real actress is fortunate if she has time to secure her two or
three meals a day, an occasional bath and six to seven hours sleep.
rest Of the time she is rehearsing, studying, thinking. Without
the combination of willingness, work and a fair amount of ability a
human being should choose some other profession. Genius on the
stage, as elsewhere, is merely HARD YORK AND CONCEN-
TRATlON combined with a fair amount of talent.
Imagine, then, if you can, the feelings of the woman who, having
served this taskmaster, the drama, with all her heart and soul, finds her
title, ACTRESS" USURPED BY PRETENDERS whose right to be
on the stage is challenged by all connected with the profession, whose
comparative standing with women who work is as the obnoxious flea
to the glorious song bird.
The test for stage work has never been so severe IS it is today. To
secure the right sort Of recognition the young woman must face more
exactrng demands than managers have ever made before. She cannot
pose as a mere clothes rack or a stage prop to dress the scene.
SCANDAL COMES FROM WITHOUT, NOT WITHIN THE STAGE
DOOR, AND SUCH A SCANDAL AS THE THAW- WHITE AFFAIR SIM
PLY SERVES TO KEEP PERSONS SIMILARLY INCLINED AWAY
FROM THEIR FAvoRITE HAUNTs, AND THE STAGE DOOR MAN HAS
A REST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
H BOND ISSUE.

Too much credit cannot be given
the Perth Amboy Trust Company for
the manner in which it relieves the
city of all it's bond issues. In spite
of the fact that other municipalities
have considerable trouble in selling
their bonds, even New York receiving
but little above par at 81 recent sale,
Perth Amboy has been successful in
disposing of all it's bonds through the
efforts of the trust company.
This means a great deal to any
municipality. It mean that Perth
Amboy's credit is being upheld and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
News Item,

and they are unceremoniously put
out of the place, practically helpless
and irresponsible for their actions.
Imagine such a man wandering
about the dry docks, climbing from
one boat to another across planks
and up ladders, trying to find his
own cabin, A misstep, and he has
fallen into thirty feet of water. He
is never seen again until his body
washes up on the shore several days
later.
Who is responsible for that mans
death?
A saloonkeeper who encourages a
mar to stay in his saloon until he
has spent all his money and has be-
come helplessly drunk, should be
compelled to keep the man until he
is sober enough to take care of him
self. There should be some way of
holding a saloonkeeper responsible
in case of an accident to the man who
has become intoxicated in his place
and is put out at midnight to shift
for himself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
Less Graft Now
Than In RevO-'
lutiOnary Days
By FRANK W. HIGGINS. Governor of
New York

$50 HF idea of some persons that the world grows WorsHpas4N
grows older is not unnatural but we must not fergetahat
in our struggle for freedom in the war OF the Revolution
~ the task of Washington and his fellow patriots was pro-
longed and made more painfully difficult by GRAFT
AMONG OFFICERS OF THE ARMY TO whom was c9nhded
the sacred trust of supplying with food and clothing his starving ana
freezing soldiers.
To the betrayal of that trust and the disloyaty to their great
leader and their country were due the horrors of Valley Forge and
the blood stains left by unshod feet upon the snow and ice IN the
forced march which preceded the capture of Trenton. TO-DAY
SUCH CRUELTY IN GRAFT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE.
To me the future is bright with the promise Of industrial and po-
ltcal improvement. Politics must be inseparably divorced from
business. The courts must be free from back stair influence and In
trIue. That the people insist on these things, that they are NOT
DUMB AND HELPLESS in the presence of corporate avarice,
official corruption or private greed, is to me the most satisfactory evi
dence of an improved moral sense which is rejecting itself in the cleo
ton of public officials and in the conception of duty by such officials.
DO the people desire that the government shall be stronger than
the insurance corporations, the railroads, the dealers IN fraudulent
foodstufs and the trusts? The work of the recent legislature and Of
that session of congress recently closed constitutes an emphatic answer
IN THE
THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL is A WARMING TO COR
THEY HAVE BEEN WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE AND HAVE BEEN
FOUND WANTING AND THAT TIE DAYS OF THEIR KINGDOM
ARE NUMBERED.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
BRIDGES TO STATEN. ISLAND

BRIDGES TO STATEN ISLAND.
No less than three schemes are
now on foot to build bridges from
New Jersey to Staten Island. One of
these proposes a structure to reach
from Perth Amboy to ~Tottenville,
and is the revival of a plan that was
agitated three or four years ago. An
other is for the construction of a
bridge from Elizabeth to the Staten
Island meadows, Just opposite, with
a raised roadway extending to the
higher ground, The third is for q
bridge from Bergen Point across the
Kill Won Kuli to Port Richmond.
An of these proposed bridges are,
in their way, of much Importance.
There are on Staten Island about TO-
600 people, a large proportion of
them wage earners, who find en-
ployment in the Bergen Point, Eliz-
abeth and Amboy factories and rail
road terminals, and yet there is no
of Communication between the
insular people and New Jersey ex-
cepting three inadequate ferries al
the points named. Central Jersey
with a population of about 100000
in the counties of Hudson, Essex, I'm
ion and Middlesex, has no communi-
except the ferries named, with
an island which is geographically a
part of the states territory.
Of late Staten Island has been
growing rapidly, and 1t has now large
factories of Its own. No small num-
Der of New Jerseys citizens and wage
earners find employment on Staten
island and are induced to accept the
Inadequate ferry service in order &c
secure the wages offered At the fag'
do5s andf slsneafds Across the Eilis
and sound. 1T IS the growth i POP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
WHO is RESPONSIBLE ?

From the investigation made by
Coroner Bishop into the death Of
Captain William Van Hayden, whose
body was found in the sound off
Washington street Saturday mora
ing, 1t is believed the man lost his
life while trying to find his way to
his boat after becoming intoxicated
and being put out of a local saloon at
midnight.
In discussing the case, the coroner
called attention to the number of
deaths that can be indirectly traced
to the victims being put out of sa-
looms. The fellows are welcomed
into the places as long as they have
money to spend and, no matter how
drunk they become, they are allowed
to remain as long as they have the
price of a drink left.
AS soon as their money is gone,
however, tho salooAResper has moi
further use for the drunken wretches
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27

Wonder if Dory Strong has fixed
upon a man to name in the place of
Jackson yet. His little agitation in
that direction evidently did not draw
out as much as he anticipated. 1t
only showed that the machine is
badly scared over Jackson's chances,
which are growing less and less ev-
cry day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land today overcast weather and
slowly rising temperature will pre-
vail, with increased humidity, local
rains and light to fresh southeriy
winds, followed by cooler conditions.
On Tuesday partly cloudy and ccnsid-
erably cooler weather will prevail,
with local thunderstorms and fresh
southwesterly to northwesterly winds
and on Wednesday fair and much
cooler weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27
To Succeed, a Man Must
Make a Show of Success
BY wILLIAM F. cRERAND. millionaire New York Publisher

BY WILLIAM F cRERAND. millionaire New York Publisher
y he man who is in a hurry all the time will be stopped by peo-
pie to tell him of something TO HIS ADVANTAGE.
When people see a mar husting around they, assume at
once that he is doing something worth while, andsthey want
to feel that they are in touch with him..
The man who has real troubles will find some one to help him if
ne VIII let the trouble be known in some modest way, but as a rule the
man with real troubles seldom airs them, and if he can't work it out
himself HE LET'S IT WORK ITSELF OUT. saas
Eight out OF ten men who have troubles lay it'to-women, when,
asa matter OF fact it's something else. Women care trying all the
time to keep men out of trouble, and when the real trouble has a
woman at the bottom of it THE MAN got her into the partnership
in the first place.
Women are not discriminating in their ~sympathes, and in so per
cent Of the cases where a woman causes trouble in a mans family it's
because he began by telling her how badlyshe wastreated TAT HOME
and aroused her sympathy.
THAT NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS is A SAYING AS
OLD AS THE HILLS, AND NONE is TRuER. AND TotcET ON IN
THE WORLD A MAN MUST MAKE A SHOW or SUCCESS.