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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
C0NCANNON
VICTORIOUS
Woodbridge Pool Crack Scores
Another Win in State Cham
piOnshlp Tournament.

The two matches in the state pool
tournament at the Prudential hotel
in Newark Friday night were one
sided. Concannon defeated Tettle-
baum by a score of 1875 to 46 and
Buttle won from Ryan by a score of
1875 to Sc. George Flynn, the New
ark champion, met Carrura Saturday
night in a special match. Carrura is
a Servian and a wonder with the cue.
The finals in the state tournament
commence this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
HARVARD HOCKEY CHAMPIONS
Tn Final Game For Supremacy Yale
Went Down In Defeat,

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Harvard uni
versity retains the emblem of intercOl
legiate hockey supremacy by reason of
a brilliant play by Townsend, the noted
crimson forward. He earned Il goal
in the fifth extra period of the final
championship game with Yale in the
st. Nicholas rink. At the time Town
send placed the disk inside Yale's net
the score was a tie, each team having
made three goals. Townsend's tall!
gave Harvard the victory and for an
other year the Intercollegiate hockey
championship by a score of 4 goals to 3.
Townsend figured prominently all
through the game, both as a point
maker and in violating the rules OF
the game. He vas disciplined on three
different occasions for foul checking
and tripping. but the winning shot
atOned for his indiscretions and made
the Harvard men wild with joy.
The contest vas Il remarkable n III
many ways. Rough work and fast
playing prevailed from start to finish.
Prior to the opening period odds of >
to l We're offered that the crimsoll
players would win. The work of the
champions UP to half time was in
keeping with the betting. They out
played their opponents, and at half
time they had three goals to their
credit. while Yale had none.
-Four extra periods were played. with
no tally on either side. In the fifth
and what proved to be the final period
Townsend came to I~Iarvard's rescue
and by fine lodging and a good shot
won the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 19.-"pre-
vent by all means ut your disposal
Captain Elnar Nicholson from hosting
the American flag on any continent or
island which he may discover in the
arctic ocean north of east Siberia and
between Wrangel Land and the Parry
islands, Such in brief are the orders
the Russian government has sent to
the governor general OF east Siberia
concerning the purpose and possible
results Of a polar expedition which
President Roosevelt is said to be pat
ronizing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
Yanrer Knocked Ont.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-Bennie
Yanger of Chicago was knocked out by
Tommy Murphy of New York in the
fourth round of what was to have been
a six round bout at the National Ath-
letic club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

LONDON, Feb. 19.-Cambridge de-
feated oxford by 3 goals to / in the
thirty-third annual association football
match, which was played at the
Queens club here. Out of thirty three
matches Cambridge has won seven
teen and Oxford fifteen. The other
match was drawn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
Golf at Palm Reach.

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. 19.-In
the best ball foursome which was
played here on the golf links there
were three prizes offered. which We're
won as follows: Alec Herd and Row
land Jones of Great Britain, first prize
of $50; Andrew Kirkaldy of Great
Britain and L. Barrett, the Canadian
champion, second prize of $25, and w.
j. Travis and c. b. Cory, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10. Phil
Finch took up 100 pounds and won the
Bush cup, at two miles and a quarter,
at the Fair grounds. He was the fa-
vorite at odds on over Little Scout and
Captain Bob.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

PINEHURST. n. c., Feb. 19.-J. O.
H. Denny of Pittsburg, who in the st.
Valentine golf tournament tied with
c. III. Rosenfeld of New York, with Il
net score of so, won in the playoff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

are an ornament to a kitchen.
Smooth C a S i n G s-easily
shined-nickel door plate
nickel shelf and bands-hand-
somely embossed base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

! IN the FIELD OF SPORTS
INTERSTATE

The Interstate Bowling League
will roll up the scores in a match
game on the alleys of the A%quahonga
Club in Tottenville tonight. The
Amarites of this city are in fine trim
and expect to get in some good
scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
Promising Juveniles.
Young Horses In Eastern Train.
ing Stables That Should do
We'll on Track.

Not all of the smart looking, well
bred two-year-olds wintering at the
Long Island IN. " tracks are to be
found in the larger stables. At Graves
end there are several of the smaller
owners who purchased yearlings last
season, and if looks count for anything
these youngsters should hold their own
with their fellows in the larger and
more aristocratic establishments.
In addition to handling the horses of
Newton Bennington Fred Burlew has
eight two-year-olds of his own. Burlew
was in the yearling market on his own
account last summer and showed much
judgment in his selections. They are
stabbed at the Bennington barn and are
in charge of Assistant Trainer Joe KEEL
ly during the winter months.
Possibly the pick Of the lot is the
brother to Voorhees,, by Solitaire H., out
of Carnation H., and bred by Adolph
Spreckels at his Napa stock farm in
California. The colt is a bay Of good
height and size and showed Il nice turn
of speed in his yearling trials last fall.
The dead sire Mirthful is represented
by a slashing bay colt out of that
speedy mare Greenwich. There is a lot
of quality in this fellows makeup, and,
though but little was done with him
last fall, he gave evidence of the pos
session of speed.
A clever looking chestnut colt by Cha
rade Is one that should get above the
overnight class and win some of the
minor fixtures, for horses of his age at
least. His appearance indicates a racer
of considerable class, and his trials last
fall gave every evidence that he would
come to hand early. He will be point
ed for the early meetings.
The get of the Futurity winner Yam
kee which will race for the first time
the coming season have invariably at
tracted much attention, and the filly by
this son of Hanover in Burlew's string
is no exception. She is out Of Sister
Cheerful and is a half sister, therefore,
to the good race horse and sire Mirth-
full. On her breeding she has every Ii
cense to race with distinction. In adj
'dition to this she shows quality all
through. She has a good head and
neck, strong shoulders and quarters
that denote speed a-pienty. That she
is speedy was proved by her trials last
fall. There will be genuine disappoint-
ment if she does no take high rank as
a performer.
The bay fllly Observation-Disclosures
and a smart looking chestnut FLY by
Russell-Ethel T. look like coming to
hand early and proving useful. The
latter was tried out with some of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-Charles
Olsen of Asheville, n. c., defeated Os-
car Wassam of st. Louis in Il wres-
Ting match here. The conditions were
best three in five falls catch-as-catch-
can.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
Braga Hall
The Finest Hall and Largest Stage
in h City.
To Let for Balls and Entertainments
Apply S. M. Jacobson, Scaeuer Building
Out IF the East Light.

WHO 10 That earnest looking indi-
yidual yer there?"
That's the Boston lecturer on high
er criticism of the Bible as literature.
She conducts the beliefs without pain
classes here in town."-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

ROWLED.

The Vigilant bowling team. of
Tottenville, rolled up scores in a
practice game On the Hartmann
alleys Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
FRIDAY NIGHTS TO ROWI

On the Hartmann alleys Wednes-
day night the Friday Night bowling
team will roll up the scores in a few
practice games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
SCORES

High score on the Bloodgood al
legs Saturday night We're rolled as
follows: Alvin Fox, 219. and Birden
Golden, 221.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

"Want adj. gumption" is not a sixth
sense-it is a sort of art of living
with least annoyance, least fretting,
least friction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
"POPS" WILL ROW.

On the Kirby alleys tonight the
Pop Social Club will roll the scores in
a few practice games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
Wealth from Far-)s.

Ul. fnpanY-
The products of AEparNT farms in
100 were of the valt, !nsf SEALS, O0O,-
200. Every working day of the year
Uncle Sans farms earned s21, OO0, 900,
or $2,lO0,00O for each hour of tsn
hours a day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

To Let-Furnished rooms for two
gentlemen or light housekeeping.
All improvements. Mrs. Conquest,
92 High street. 296-2-19-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall av-
enue is a branch Office for the Ev-
ENING NEWS where Want" Ads.
are received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

To Let-One furnished room, all i'm
provements, S1.25 per week, 219
Smith street. ~314-2-19-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19

want advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at r. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
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SITUATION WANTS FREE Extra Charge fDkpNd +

Want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Kilfenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
WANTED.

Can Accommodate few boarders with
good board and clean rooms, A.
Christensen, 347 State street, lover
Potts & Kaufmann). 242-2-15-5t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-02-19
HELP D.

Wanted-Any person to distribute
samples; $500 weekly steady.
Mgr. Empire, u 4 Wells ST., Chicago,
Ill. 302-2-l9-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

right to suspend the permission Of take possession of the installation whenever 1t may deem such action necessary for the protection of public interests
 Another decree exeinpting the saia- ries of all public of5cials from attach ment also has been signed by the Gov ersnr.
 Governor MaEoon was notified today by the Cuban Raflw4y of a serious strike in It's shops at Camaguey, the company at the same time requesting military protection. The Governor has referred the matter to General Rodrl' Guez. commander of the Rural 5lards.
 General Esfonez, an infue ntial cVl- ored leaaeF.s has issued q manifesto In which he declares that negroes consti- tuted 90 per cent, of the insuTgsnt arr my fin the last revolt and that a per cent Of the revolutionists were Lib erals. Tue negro voters now demandi according to this manifesto, three Senators, forty Representatives, one Provisional Governor and proportionate representation in aN the Government derartments, including the armed forces. The negroes refused longer to act the part of catspaws and insist tip- on full rroportion of the honors and offices won oy their vaior, else they will not conIInue to support the Liberals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
FIREMEN ON STRIKE
WITHDRAW FROM SOUTHERN PA
 CHIC CO5IPANY's SERVICE.
Wanted Jurisdiction Over Engineers Who Were Members Of Firemen.z Brotherhood and Not
 of fha n. IL. H


 Houston. Texas. Dec sc.--At> mid night tomorrow the members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Will withdraw from the service Of the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Anto- mo. the Texas and Now Orleans, the Morgan. Louisiana and Texas. the Ibs- rla and Vermiliion and the Louisiana Western roads. comprising the Atlantic system of the Southern Pacific Com pany.
 This action Is result of a vote just completed, The difference arose last May when the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers secured from the man. agement of the roads an agreement that the grievances of all engineers should be handled by that organization.
 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men contended that as many of It's members were engineers and did not belong to the engineers organization the latter could notA properly present their grievances. but that ffreunAn should handle all matters pertaining to the membership, whether in reference to nremen or engineers The managemnt declired to abrogate its agreement with the engineers.
 However, the management endeavored to decide if the other parties would agree to abide the decision, The fre- men declined to agree to this.
 About 400 men wfM be affected by the order. Timothy Sheas second vice-Pres- ldent of the Brotherhood of I4ecsmo- tive Firennen. is in the city in cliarge of the interests of the iremen. He has given out no statement since the decision has been arrived at. Ire grievance committee of the engineers organization has been here for some weeks. but Chairman Quinn declines to make any statement save to say that the engineers are la the right.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Perhaps you have realized that dur ing his sober years this was not hia true nature. that be is not normally 2 he was a good. kind, loving son, father, brother, husband, g man among mens who had pride and self-respects tnaE whiskey is responsible Tor nls pKa9enr condition; that he ls diseased Per- haps you have put advertised drink cure medicine in his coffeas or in his food and still he drinks, and you hays given m hone, you are desDatrinH ana can see no future for him but a druuk- ards grave.
 Ia salvation; THERE IS A CURE The medicine you gave him secretly was tasteless. 4 medicine that hns no kasts COULD NOT BE 4 GOOD CURE, c0nee- auently he Is still diseased, just aa goHrself. aGSa io or ss before trs you you bESEIvED
 We have plan that saves the drink. ing man; 1t Is a sure plan; 1t has saved over fourteen thousand drug, Whtakey and tobacco patients; it will cure any ease, no matter how much he drlnkss how he drinks or how many failures he may have made on so-cailCd "cMfea
 As a result of the true merit of our plan. the medical profession pronounce4 1t the only salvation for the drunkarQ- It completely overcomes drunkenness drug, tobacco and cigarette addictiona within the privacy of your own home. We have the indorsement of minister's governors mayors, city onclalSs bank ers, physicians, and thousands of cured patients. Our sixty-four page book sent postpaid. under plain cover Go any address, contains many beautiful views of our extensive sanatortum ana grounds, scores of testimonials 3nd much other interesting matter
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
SHOT AT HUSBAND.
atrr,,nrhsm Woman Creates Excite"
 ment I'm Mngic City.

 atrnlngham Woman Creates Exeite-
 meat In MRgie City.
 Birmingham. Dec. 22.-tspeciai ny Long Distance Telephone.)-MrS. zen. ,sta S,Rnulre late thls afternoon shot at her husband, Charles ,ORourke' three times and missed him. ,.. The shooting took place on Twenty first Street. while Mrs. oHouke was on her way to the court house 70 ie- nnrt her husband, having been toid py Judge Weaver to make complaint when her husband bothered ter. The shootins created much eNciss- r', lnent Mrs. O'Rouke has not been nv ing Srtth her husband for some time. ae was in the county jail yesterday and tbis afternoon was after his wife to again live with him Mrs o,R9uke 9tS IS employed at the Martin cracA1, asIidrsn S tory, and 10 supporting three children; Two prominent citizens signed bond for he,. after hearing of the shooting He made on after the shots were nreo'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
MENELrIx ILL.
King of Ahyainta as Suffering From
 Syncupe.


 SyncDpe.
 Rome. Dec. 22.--Reports received here from an authorative source declare that MeneIiS. King of Abyssinia, has sufsase6 a fresh attack of syncope
 Increased apprehension is felt. especially as recently the Gegus seems to have changed his mind about the appointment Of a successor. It is no longer certain that Josu,wha has been described as a son of Menellk's daugh- tier and her husband. Ras Michael will be chosen. and if this Is SC. the struggle for the throne after the death Of tas King win be fieree1y carried on.
 These differences are augmented by the differences existing between the representatives in Abyssinia Of the three powers most deeply interested ir that country. Italy, Great Britain and France. These diplomats have been In Abyssinia since the lime when tile Tn, .tereEts of their respective goverumenta confIicted strongly: they have nvs buried the personal resentmeftF arounsed during that period and they are today adversarles In spite of the fact that their governments are acting In perfect accord.
 Italy and Great Britain already have decided to recall their diplomatic re- personalities In Abyssinia and 1t is believed that France will follow suit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
ULTTalATvM To HARRIsIAN.
Engfnemen and Ffreuen of seusher
 TsNeHfle nrsf Tsodmv

Engfnemen and Ffremen of Southern
 Pacific Ont Today.
 Peoria. Ill. Dec. 22.--GFand Master John Hannshan. of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginenen. tonight issued an ultlmatum to E. Fl, Hartman, president and chairman Of the executive committee Of the south ern Pacific Railroad notifying that of- ficer of the strike of engineers and fire- men of the road at o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Tn his uitimaturn Mir. Han nahan says:
 ''Eighty-five per cent of the switch engineers of the Sunset Route are nern- bers of this orsanixation and a eonsid- erabie number of engineers in the roads service are also members and they, with practically every locomotive firemen In the service, arc determined that your company shall rot force them to witheraw from this organisation and join the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- ginears ln order to have their griev. ances adjusted. Every orficial of the company from Mr. KFuttsehnitt down ts thoroughly familiar with all the details of this matter and 1t may be that there is some interior purpose. on their paFt in bringing about this strike.
 From Information at t1e Grand LodEe offices of the Brotherhood here. 1t Is said that nearly 5000 will be affected by the order to strike. which was is- sued by the grand master.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
TWO cRnAT PREsIDENTs.
nr. MeBec Thus charaeterizes Wash.
 fneeaa ana Roosevelt.

nr, MeBec Thus Charaeterizes Wash-
 ington and Roosevelt.
 New York, Dec. 22.--Rooseveit and Washington were eulogized as the two great Presidents by Rev. pr. sllas Me- Bee, editor of The chnrehman, In an address entitled "Our President" deliv- cred at the dinner of the New England Society of the oranges at Orange, N. J., tonight He said:
 'T unhesitatingiy connect oeorge Washington and Theodore Roosevelt Tn the birthyeafs of the nations. the ex" ecutive was not necessarily a maker of precedents Tn the new birth Of the nation as a world power. the executive has again of necesisty been maker of precedents. Both Presidents nave shown cerative genius in dealing with new conditions, They have contributed positive.y and constructively to the ln- terpretation of the powers of the exec utIye under the constitution, They have accepted the constitution as EIfiyne instrument and not q dead let fer To a degree unequaleld they hlVe been loyal to the American people who made and who defend and sustain the hconstitution" s1GaT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
nallnl-nn rnellrIhla.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 22.--Prof. Paul k Milukofg, President of the Constitu- tional Democratic Party, who has been slated to become the floor leader of the party In the next Parliament, has been declared ineligible to election te the lower house because he has moi the necessary residence qualifications Profssor Serge Mouromtseff. who wal president of the last lower house ant number of other former members have been debarred not only iron standing as candidates but even voting bin the elections.
 Administration measures against the Constitutional Democrats are being sharpened Instead of relaxed as the dates of the election draws near. They are not permitted to hold meetings and printing establishments have been for bidden under severe penalties Co pub. fish their literature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
The Dunkard's.
 Christmas
Casts A Gloom Over His Entire
 Home.
santa Claus May Leave a Few Presents. But He Cannot Relieve ahe Misery HumiliatiOn and Mental Aa-
 guish of Loved Oaes.

To the wife. mother or father; Have you one near and dear to you who is blighting his fife, your life and tho life of all who love him; one upon whom the drink demon has so slowly erept that he does not realize that he Is It's helpless victim, yet spends hts time and money Cor whiskey or beers is losing. or has lost, hls opportunities, is cross and abusive at times, selfish and .unbaarable, sees his family suffering through his neglect, says he can quit but never quits, swears oI in the norn~ ing, but gets drunk before night loss ing his pride and manhood. drifting hopeiessiy from his church. hts trun friends. and seeking the society q drinking men, perhaps gamblers aHA women wi,o tolerate drink because Y makes men liberal with their moueFs apparently indifferent to the suffering. misery, humiliation and poverty caused others. tears and breaking hearts muv@ him not, Kindness and the pleadtngs CT father, mother, brother, sister Wtfe children and all combined dc not move him one hairsbreath from his ruut- strewn path to destruetion9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
PTTFsBURG' TO CUBA.

Coal Barges start On All Water
 Q. Route.
 Pittsburg, Dec. 22--Twelve barges containing 100000 bushels of coal win be shipped tomorrow to Havana. Cuba. hy the Monongahela Consolidated Coal Company. The barges are of a new tyne and have waterproof covering to protect them from sea waves. This is the first time such a shipment has been attempted, although the Havana coal company has made several efforts to nave harges built for such a trip. should the trip be successful. a big order for barges of the same type and pattern will be given 10 the American Bridge Combsny to be used in the Cu- han trade,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
RoBBEp COAL TRAIN.
Bussnsu. men of Town Hold Up Fs

Busineas saen of Town Hold Up FseJ " Car.
 Minneapolis, Dec4 22.--Dispatches from Berwick. N. D.. say that a gathering or citizens and farmers from the uearbs country took rossession of a train at Chat point yesterday and helped thern. selves to ten tons of coal
 The train was stalled on the village siding by a dead engine and the raid was begun by some farmers who had been waiting tn the town all night In the hope that they could secure fhei. Bankers barbers. and business men joined in the distribution, all coaI taken being weighed and charged to the recipients, who are to pay the rail. road company for t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Columbia Wins.

New York. Dec s2.-~celumbia won the championship today in the fifteenth collegiate chess tournament in which Columbia, Harvard, Princeton and Yale were represented. The tournament be- gan on last Thursday with four men in each team Columbia obtained a suh- stantial lead in the AFst days play and
 maintained it throughout. At the opening ef the play today Columbia needed one game to win che trophy and championship. The New York men. however, took four straight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

TWO Unk6rnished rooms and kitchen to rent to a couple without children. 2o9 So. McDonough st., 2 blocks from Dexter Ave. Phone 2fs9. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Minern, strIke.

Goldheld. Nev.. Dec 22.-There were no further developments in the miners strike for ss wages with the exception that nearly all the leases apparently in the Mutual agreement stopped work this morning. This brings about prae- tIealIy complete cessation of mining operations. Tho famous Hayes Monetta, Frances Mohawk and several other leases on the Mohawk kround are working night and day. They hava only seventeen days to operate, and a shut down would mean a heavy loss. They are paving the s5 wage to their shoveIers and all other employees