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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
LIMITED FRANCHISE.
Continued from Page ID

Mr.. Kelsey presented as N of the
greatest arguments in favor Of the
limitation of franchises the fact of
The DISQUALIFICATION of the trolley
corporations. He claimed that the
average cost of constructing a mile
Of trolley road in this state is $50
00G to $4,000, while the capitalism
ion is from %$150.000 to $20O.00O
per mile. This excess Of capitaliza-
lion, he said, is used to eXtort eX-
cessive profits from the people. Dunn
my directors We're raped good and
hard, and were one of the means
used to rob the people of their rights,
according TO the speaker.
Mr.. Kelsey claimed the streets of q
city are as much the property of the
municipality as the school houses
are: therefore, they should not be
given away. He was pleased, he said,
to see that the governor had spoken
for limited franchises, and the ques-
ton now was only one of terms. He
claimed that to say the Colby meas
tlt was wv iCSll iNllNC Nd0 dD0ulu
He insisted that the bill would not
limit a single, public convenience.
The speaker claimed that the troll
ley oyer-capitalization in New Jersey
was a public scandal that should
make every Jerseyman blush. He
showed that Massachusetts limits the
capitalization Of such corporations to
he actual cost of the roads. In that
state the average capitalization per
mile is $4,000, while in New Jersey
It is $14S,0 a mile. Under Massa-
:husetts trolley franchises granted
these are |re}obable at the pleasure
OF he state, yet the building of troll
leys has NOT been restricted. Mr..
Kelsey, in closing, stated that in his
opinion a 2O-year limit would be
proper,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
DEATH OF KING CHRIS
TAN is GREAT SHOCK
Continued from Page ~

along the streets, sometimes to the
house of congress, at other times
out for a stroll. NO other man, / dc
not think" said Mr.. Holm, could
have been or done what he has, in
his peculiar sphere. He was not only
great as a ruler but he vas also a
great man physically and, although a
very old man, he walked as erect
and stately as when young.
Rev. NJ. o. Block, pastor of the
Danish NJ. E. church, did not know
positively this morning whether any
memorial service will be held in that
church, but said it was hardly prob
able. King Christian was a Won
derful and great man. Mr.. Block
said. and no ruler in Europe was
more universally beloved by his sub
iects, and others"
Re. j.. F. Christensen, pastor of
st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church is making arrangements for
the memorial service in his church
on Sunday. 1t will probably be held
Sunday morning and Mr.. Christian
sen expects visitors from New York
and other places. Mr.. Christian
sen said: king Christian was a fine
man and very well liked everywhere.
Nearly every ruler of Europe today
is a descendant of his or a relative
by marriage
Frederick L.. Brown, agent for real
estate, fire insurance and steamship
lines, paid a glowing tribute to King
Christian. He was a popular rul-
err said Mr.. Brown. and a man OF
splendid character. Although fol
many years he opposed the people OF
Denmark in their demands for a con
stitutional government. he finally
granted those constitutional rights
which, l think, the people were justi-
fed in asking for. Since then he has
been a beloved sovereign. He pos
sessed all the attributes of a truly
great man. His private and person
al life, as is well-known, was a mode
one. 1t think that his son, in whom
the people have much confidence
will follow in the footsteps of his
father and make a good ruler"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY.

No one, whether or not desiring to
engage actively in business, can af-
ford not to avail himself of the val
liable knowledge TO be gained from a
course of study at Trainers Private
School. By taking d course in this
school the young man and the young
woman learn the things that are es-
sential for them 10 know before they
car do satisfactory work in an office
or a business house. Every trans
action entailed in the conduct of any
business, every contingency that
could arise in any business is covered
by the instructions given here. The
school does its work thoroughly.
Every seeker after business know1-
edge is guided skillfully toward the
goal-a good paying position. Every
student is shown in the easiest. most
attractive and most thorough way
employed by any business school
how to become a good b~ookkeeper. a
good stenographer or a good office
assistant. Success is brought within
the reach of everyone active in his
own behalf.
1t is your privilege to do for your
self that which will make others hon
or you and seek your services, which
means also hat you will reap a prac-
teal reward in dollars and cents that
will be gratifying to Yourself and to
your friends.
Trainers Private School makes it
possible for you to accomplish these
things quickly and satisfactorily.
You can better afford to go without
many seemingly necessary things
than to permit to be omitted from
your education the thorough and
practical instruction in business
methods to be gained from a course
in Trainers Private School. Nothing
can help you more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
EXPENSES OF THE
COUNTY BUILDING
Continued from Page j.

amounting to $40. so every month,
and the light bill for the court house
and county offices amounts to about
500 a year. The water bill of
$203. 81 has to be paid and the in
surance kept up. The buildings are
insured for $4,000 at a cost of ST.
069.7 IA for five years.
The cost of running the court
house, county buildings, which does
not include the Jail and sheriff's Of
flee and for keeping the grounds in
shape, last year IA as follows: Jan
uary, $50. 06; February, S395.44;
March, $230.6S; April, $235.33;
May. $1,397. 80; June. $1,170.64;
July, $706. %; August, $412.37;
September, $1,0S5.09; October,
$442.S5 November, $355.10; De-
cember, $1,051.74, making a total
of $~7,572.46.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
THREW THEM DOWN..
Mediums Are on the Wrong Track
Says New York Lawyer.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Dr. |. *. Funk
of this city threw down" spiritualistic
mediums hard when Il dispatch from
Boston was shown to him announcing
that DR.. Richard Hodgson had sent Il
communication to DR.. Funk regarding
the latter's wife from the spirit world
through the ~mediumship of Rev. Fred
erick \. Wiggin, pastor Of Unity
church, in the Hub.
Il do not know Mr.. WigSin,' said
DR.. Funk. HE is apparently mixed in
his revelations. My wife died from en-
tirely natural causes about t~hirty-five
years ago.
mo, the mediums are on the wrong
tack, so far as | am concerned. They
will have to do better than that to con-
vince me-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
SCApECOAT, SAYS CAPT.
Governor Had TO Put Blame on Some
One and Chose Me.

NEW YORK. ian. 30.-"The United
States government has singled me out
as a scapegoat," declared Captain Will
liam II. Van Schaick, who has been
sentenced TO ten years Imprisonment
for neglect of duty in connection with
the burning of the steamboat General
Slocum.
1t was in the counsel DON of the
Tombs that the captain made the state
ment. He looked very haggard and old
and said that he had not slept a wink
all night.
I'm merely the victim of circum-
Stances" Captain Van Schaick contin-
ued. But | don't hold the owners CT
the Slocum to blame. They've always
treated me fairly. But the United
States government had to find Il scape-
goat, so they took me-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB.
Meeting Was Held in Elizabeth Last Night
Proceedings a Secret.

The Monday Night club held one
of its Jolly times at the home of Per-
cy Richters in Chiffon street, Eliza
beth, last night. Just what takes
place at these gatherings is hard to
tell for the next day the members
only smile and look wise, when ask
ed what happened the night before.
Those present were Percy Rich
ters, Of Elizabeth, Thomas Cluney,
Luther Hope, w. G. Comings, of this
city, and Henry Olson, of Elizabeth.
That they all had a good time goes
without saying. The local members
did not set home until early this
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
CRY BRIEFS



Miss Alice Martin, who recently
bought the Boynton property at 126
Rector street, is having extensive re-
pairs made.
Lawyers C. C. Hommann and s.
+. Somogyi have moved their offices
from 13S Smith street to the Convery
building, III Smith street.
The Mattice Stock Company
opened its engagement in Wilder
Hall last night to a good house.
-Laborers' Protective Union held
a well attended meeting in the rooms
in the Dana building, in Smith street,
last night.
The Boss BARRIERS Association
will get together next Monday.
Because only a few of the mem
bers put in an appearance last night
the proposed meeting of the Catholic
Club was not held. A great effort
will be made to hold a meeting next
Monday night, when numerous com
mittees will make reports.
Street Commissioner Fullerton
had a gang of men at work this after
noon repairing the sidewalk in front
of the post office.
Perth Amboy Lodge No. 70, A.
o. U. w, meets next Tuesday night
in the Jefferson building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
ASSASSINS SCORE AGAIN
General GriaznOff Killed by Bomb at
TiAis-DeadIy Work Goes On.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 30. A
Tihis CTranscaucaSia) dispatch says
that General Griaznoff, chief Of staff
to the viceroy of the. Caucasus. mas
been killed by n bomb. The assassin
is held by the police.
A report from the chief Of police mt
Vladivostok recounts the origin of the
mutiny and states that it was due to
the arrest of IA doctor and Il JEWISH
agitator who has d great deal of in
tiuence with the people.
A meeting was called at which the
revolutionists decided to liberate the
prisoners. The mutineers demolished n
building in which arms and munitions
were stored. seized the rifles and en-
deavored to compel the commandment 10
grant the prisoners release. The ar
tillery men of the garrison were great
ly enraged against the m%utineers and
seized six soldiers of a wavering regi-
ment, held them as hostages and
threatened to execute the six men I'M
less their regiment refused to join the
revolutioniStS and co-operated in crush
ing the mutiny. The American embas-
sy has not received anything from the
consul at N~ladivostok for several
weeks.
Advices from Gomel say that the dis
orders there, which We're the outcome
of the Old racial feeling, have been sub
dued and that the fire has been eXtin-
,nfslNt nrfn,. dostt,nyinr SiNtN-onn
stores and thirty-seven houses. Seven
teen other stores We're demolished by
the mob.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
MORE TROUBLE
AT COOK BLDG
Street Commissioner Takes a
Hand and Prevents 0bStruC-
zion of the Street.

Work on the Cook building at
Smith and High streets. which is be-
ing put in order for Leo Schwartz,
who is TO occupy it as a wholesale
liquor store, is at a %standstill because
of trouble with the mechanics and
the street commissioner.
The first trouble, as told in yester-
days NEWS, was when James l..
Donehue, the delegate of the Carpen-
ters and Joiners Union, discovered
that the carpenters who We're doing
certain work did not belong to a I'M
ion. He notified the foreman in
charge, but it is said that the trouble
is not settled as yet.
When Mr.. Donehue was seer by a
NEWS reporter this morning he said
that the difficulty had not been set
tied. Mr.. Schwartz said that he had
not been notified until late yesterday
afternoon hat non-union men were
at work and he told the delegate then
to get union men as he wanted only
such men to work for him. He said
he could not understand why the
delegate had not done so.
While the carpenters were at work
putting up a fancy doorway yester-
day afternoon, Street Commissioner
Fullerton came along and seeing that
the doorway extended for some dis
lance out On the sidewalk, ordered
the mechanics to cease work. He
hunted up the foreman in charge and
he was made to remove the alleged
obstruction.
Mr.. Schwartz told a reporter that
he did not see why the work had been
stopped as he did not think that it
extended out on the sidewalk any
more than certain other places. In
the meantime the work is tied up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 30. The
court martial took up the case of Mid
shipman Richard l.. De Saussure of
Charleston, S. c., a member of the third
class, today. Midshipman William 7.
Boyd, Jr, of Peoria, ILL.,, Il member Of
the second class, has been put under
arrest on the charge of hazing, and his
trial will commence Immediately upon
the conclusion of that of Midshipman
De Saussure. Midshipman Boyd be-
longs to the football squad and is o n
sidered one of the best boxers in the
academy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 30. - The
bones of Billy HansbOrough. tramp
dog. erstwhile pet and plaything for
years of a childess couple and some
months Z inferred in Cave Hill GENE
terry. the most fashionable burial
ground in the city, are declared by an
nuisance and therefore unfit to remain
in the cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
EAGLE a. C. BALL.
Plans Partly Complete for Private Affair to
be Held in Wilder Hall.

An important meeting of the Eagle
Athletic club was held in the club
house, in King street, last night.
Plans were partly completed for the
invitation ball and reception which
they will hold in Wilder Music hall,
Smith street, Easter Monday night.
Eagles and is always a great success.
After the meeting of the Eagles
the rooms were turned over to the
Ramblers. They completed their
plans for the second annual private
ball and reception which they will
hold in Braga hall Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
seventeen Girls stabbed In St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-While turning
from Grand avenue into the entrance
of Il Redemptorist high school here Ber-
tina Rude, Il thirteen-year-old school
girl. was apparently accidentally col
lided with by an unknown young man,
and "A few minutes later she found she
had been stabbed in the hip. The knife
cut through her clothing, but did not
penetrate the flesh. This makes the
seventeenth girl mysteriously stabbed
on the streets within the past two
weeks. but marks the first case of stab
bling during the daytime. No arrests
have vet been made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
Sues Hazers For 100000,

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. 30.-Charles ].
Leaf, administrator of the estate of
Cecil f. Leaf, filed suit against Carl
ron Sherwood and other billiard High
school boys for $4,000 damages. He
charges that the defendants in the high
school yard ut billiard rode young
Leaf on Il rail and threw him to the
ground, causing his death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
is Located EIsewhere.

Charles NJ. Macmillan, secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce, re-
ceiyed a letter from the Baldwin
Steel Company this morning stating
that they have selected a site for
5heir plant. Mr.. Macmillan had
written in an effort to interest them
in this city for a location.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
Ions. Branch Girl shoot. Father

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. Jan. 30.-Dr.
Harry II. Pemberton. one of the best
known physicians along the Jersey
coast, was shot last night by his daugh-
ter, Charlena. The bullet passed
through the back of his head. The in
jury is said not TO he serious. but the
doctor is suffering greatly from shock.
DR.. Pemberton and his wife are di-
vorced. They live here within about
two blocks Of each other. No reason
is given for the shooting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
Accused Of Striking a Boy.

Albert Fulgison, of 22S Oak street,
was placed under 500 bonds for the
grand jury by the recorder this morn
ing on a charge of assault and bat
terry. He acknowledged striking a
boy named LOTUS living at 25t Mar
ket street. He struck him with a
horse whip, because he wanted TO
stop a crowd of boys from fighting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
MAY NOT RETURN HERE.
Father Mahoney Is Seriously Iil-Mission
Priest Assisted Last Sunday.

Because of his severe illness it is
not known whether Rev. J. Mahoney,
the popular first curate at st. Mary's
Roman Catholic church, will return
to this city or not. Father Mahoney
has been away for several weeks now
and last Sunday a mission priest
from Kentucky assisted at mass in
ST. Mary's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
BIDS FOR PIPE.
Water Board to Open Bids February 7 for
Main in State Street.

The Board OF Water Commission
ers will receive bids on February Z
for laying about 500 feet of 80 inch
pipe; $50 feet of 10 inch pipe; and
500 feet of 8 inch pipe, at Runyon,
and for furnishing the piping. Pro-
posals will be received February IA,
for laying about $50 feet of thirty
inch pipe at R%unyon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

"CiviIization is the eternal sacri-
flee of one generation TO the next"
and, in a smaller way, this is true
rs in bookkeeping, where a portion
Of today's profits pay the tax (the
publicity cost on tomorrow's bigger
profits-and these, in turn, feed and
nurture and lift the enterprise to
greater strength and security.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

PARIS. Jan. 30.-Nice Admiral Sic
gel, the German naval attache here. has
presented President Loubet with IA copy
of Emperor Williams synoptic tables
of the European fleets with the en-
peror's own designs for warships.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
KIRKLAND PLACE GRADE.
Aldermen to Receive Bids at Meeting Mon
day Night for the Necessary Work.

Bids for the grading of Kirkland
place will be received by the city
council next Monday night. Bidders
are to furnish Il lump sum bid for
the work.
Forty working days will be allow
ed to complete the work, during
which time the street must be kept
open to the public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
Beth Mordccai Entertainment.

One week from tonight The cOngre-
cation Beth Mordecai will hold an
entertainment and ball in Washing
ton Hall, Fayette street. The enter
tainment will consist of first class
out-of-town talent and those who at
tend will be assured of a fine time.
After the entertainment the floor will
be cleared and dancing will take
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
Repairing Overhead Wires.

The Public Service Corporation
has a large gang of men at work re-
pairing the overhead wires in this
city. IL is said that later on a num-
Der of other improvements will be
made for the company expects the
summer traffic this year to be some
what heavy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. 30.-Dr. and
Mrs. i. II. Dye of Louisville were
struck and Instantly killed by q pas
sengar train on the Southern railway
ut Buechel Station. ten miles from
Louisville. The doctor and his wife
were in an automobile. but owing TO Il
heavy fog did not see the train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
wv anted !

Trading stamps Gall kinds) bought
for highest cash prices, loose or in
books; tobacco tags, milk and soap
wrappers bought or exchanged for
stamps. Perth Ambpy Trading
Stamp Exchange, 33S State ct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
it fails to cure e. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. Csc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

THE pressure of want is the pow
erful incentive to invention" and the
want ads. are particularly useful to
those who, in any feel this
pressure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-30

Want" Ads. left at EVENING
NEWS branch Offices receive prompt
attention. - M.nse 81 A& MAE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-17
UNDER
A NEW
REGIME

Ediso theatre, three nights, April %,
2s. 29. Psntage's big vaudeville road
show. All high class artists. Ten in
number. Under the new management
Of Mr.. Harry Holmes, presenting the
strongest and best vaudeville entertain.
ment ever appearing in salem This
aggregation Of performers are strictly
up.to-date. Zach artist comes with
high honors. II is the management's =
intention TO play Salem for three
nights each week. with a complete
change Of merry-makers each week
This company comes from Pantage = big
circuit Of vaudeville shows. The bill e.
headed BY Mr. Phil LaTaska and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Holmes, with seven 9th
er big acts. Admission 10 and zoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-17
For County OieTk.

r. ID. Allen asks your vote for the
nomination for the Ofhee OF county
clerk, believing that he Is in every way
worthy Of your support His qualihea'
tions are welLknown 20 be hrst-elass
and II nominated and elected can DO de-
pended upon to discharge his duties ef
heiently. honestly and impaTtially. Mr.
Allen was born and raised in the Waldo
hills, three miles south Of this city,
within two miles Of the farm he now
oWns. and where most Of his life has
been spent in farming and frhuit grow.
ing. He was chief deputy in the county
clerks once two years ls94-5-6. during
which time he made many friends
throughout the county who are Temem-
bering him in this campaign, for his
courteous and obliging manner and sf,
6eisnt service as an OfaeiAl During
the past six years he has been employed
as bOokkeepeE at the Oregon inssne
asylum. which position he las hnsd
with utmost satisfsetion. AS evidences
OF the esteem In which Mr.. Allen Il
Asld in tAia community il u only neoes.
saTy 70 n0te the fact that his Old neigh,
esFs aad aeqaaintAness who know him
best are his mOst active ana enthusias
tie supPoEtsrs in this campaign TIE
Republican party runs no risk IN en-.
dorsing Mr.. Aliens sAndidasy April
aotA. He win add strength 10 tAs en-.
tire Estieket.-SnvsrtOniAh-Appeal, April
IS, 1896.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-17

a. A. BaFber's property is now for
rent
Born, to Ne and Mr. q. II. Bowet, a
son, April 18th,
Marion Cook Was married last week
20 lady from Cottage Grove.
Mr w. A. Berry has moved bis fam
ily down on The river bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. W. Potter and family
have moved 20 Vancouver, Wash.
Mr, and Mrs l. n. Cook spent East
ef with NJ aud Mrs. Geo. Ford.
Mt L. q Bolton aud Me. l.. J. Ship
lsy made a visit 10 Washington last
week.
Mrs, Reulah Ross, of salem, delivered
two eHcellent messages Al the Friends .
chuTeh sunday.
Mr. and MTs, Ellsworth Hiatt, OF
Washington. are visiting at Mr.. aud
Mrs j. d. Barber'a
Rorn, April 18th, to Mr. ana Mrs r
A, khoien, a ls.Pound son. An are re
ported AZ doing we'll
hF. and Ars Win MaTtssny have
moved into the house formerly owned
BY Mrs.. c. M Soesbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Barber, aeeompan
led by their brother. George Barber,
went 70 Forest Grove Monday. on q
Walt 20 jerome Barber.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-17
The Good OF Medicine.

People insisting that medicine does
no good have one stubborn fact 90 con.
tend with, that is, the people who do
believe are greatly In the majority We
have been - fortunate during the past
90 years as 20 convince thousands Of
sufferers with weak, watery blood. who
had al the symptoms Of a general
breaking down Of The system that one
medicine. az least. does good. Nervous
and unsteady people, weak. aeshloss
people. pimply, pale or sallow people
can have strong. steady nerves and solid
healthy hesh by tho use Of Dr.. Gum =
Blood and Nerve Tonic. A tablet 20
take AZ meal time, Il turns the food
you eat iuso rich. red blood, making
solid hesh al the rate Of 20 3 lbs.
per week. Sold by al druggists for
75e per box, or boxes for e. This
saves doctor bills and inrures
health, giving the very best treatment
possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-17
BAnard's HOrehOund S

Immediately relieves hea ~
sOughi oppressed. rattlinG Hs~
dinisult breathing. Hsay t@n
druggist, sAallsbuTg, VIA. VA =
20. 1905 "I have bssn s4A ,
laTd's HOFeAOuAd Syrup r. NJ
and have never Aad = PFsPsHa-
has given better satisfastia !
that whsA I ssIl a bottle tAg -
for mor& 1 ean hsnsstly 49,
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