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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

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liousness, Sick Headache and all those
diseases arising from a Torpid Liver, has
been discovered by DR.. Oldham, and his
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We ourselves know that Liv-r-oids will
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
FLOWERS INDOORS.

The MADEIRA vine can De grown III
earth or water.
1t is a hanging plant of the hardest
type, and is known also as the port
vine.
The built is inexpensive, from 8 to
10 cents in price. Japanese wall
vases of crockery are especially
adapted for growing them in water,
but the MINOR flower pot filled with
earth is just as useful, if less orna-
mental.
One of these vines when pulled by
the roots by accident thrive just as
we'll as when planted anew, a
leaf whiting or dropping.
The climbing sprays should be IRE
quently picked and put into the water
or earth to slip, in order to make a
graceful display. They root very
easily.
The T~radescantia, ordinarily term
ed Creeping Charlie" Wandering
Willie or Wandering Jew" makes
a pretty display by placing pebbles
in the bottom of a glass bowl, ana
filing it halfway to the top with
water.
Set the stems among the pebbles,
keep In tne llSHl from the "ihuo"f
md shortly the vines are dropping
gracefully over the edge of the bowl.
A golden globe or a hanging basket
suspended in the window are usefui
for growing this plant.
The common sweet potato put IN
the mouth of a hyacinth glass grows
rapidly, showing delicate green leaves
and sprays.
Hyancinths, crocuses and jonqu1ls
are grown in February in hyancinth
glasses.
Fill these with water to the ridge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

that supports the bulb, SO that only
the lower part touches the water, lest
it decay if submerged.
Set in semi-darkness for a week,
then let them come gradually into
the light of the sun.
As the water e~vaporates replenish
with more, which is warmed to the
temperature of the room.
The sweet potato should be started
in the dark like the bulbs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
no BOX in NEW YORK.

David Hennessy, of New Bruins
wick, will fight at the Polo Athletic
club in New York, on November 8.
He will meet a man from Cincinnati.
This will be one of the first exhibit
tons to be given at the Polo club as
it opens up that night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
IN The FIELD OF SPORTS
TO a c

The Aquahongas will roll a match
game with the Amicitias, of Pleasant
Plains, tomorrow night on the Aqua
honga Athletic Clubs alleys in Tot
tenville.
1t is likely that steps may be taken
shortly for the formation of a league
with about the same personnel as the
former interstate organization, in
the Amarites, of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICES

The local high school foot ball
team is practicing daily for the game
Saturday afternoon with Chattel high
school, of Long Branch, at Amuse-
ment Park. The local boys are in
good condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
ALpINEs AFTER GAMES.

The Alpines, a juvenile football
team of ~Tottenville, defeated the
Yales, of this city, by a score of 5 to
0 last Saturday.
The Alpines want to arrange games
with teams averaging so pounds. Adj
dress G. B. Hcnpe, 266 Amboy ave
nue., Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
INyINCIBLEs CHALLENGE.

The Invincible football team, of
Tottenville would like to hear from
juvenile elevens averaging seventy
pounds. Challenges should be. adj
dressed to Frank Tyson, Henry street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
MAY PLAY,

Rumors are afloat that a foot
ball team may be formed by members
of the faculty of the high school and
principals of other local schools to
play a game with the high school
team. n.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

Whenever you have any sympathy
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street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
You MAY Try a ruII.si.ed BottIe Free.

Constipation is the starting point of all
kinds of dangerous and distressing DIS
eases, such as Appendicitis, Piles, Bill
iousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia
Female Troubles and cores of others. Il
your bowels are strong and healthy they
will act properly and disease cannot en-
ter or remain in the system. A soune
Stomach means sound lasting health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
CARE OF DAHLIAS.

Dahlias are are becoming more
and more popular for decorative pur~
poses.
This is the season when the tubers
should be taken up or rather after
the plants have ben cut down by
frost.
Then, after being dried for several
days, they should be packed ih~boxes
or barrels of dry sand and stored
in the cellar. In this way protection
from evaporation will be assured and
growth will be delayed until such
time as it is desired to again plant
the tubes outdoors in the Spring.
Before the tubers are planted out
doors, however, they should first be
put in shallow boxes and barely COW
cred with moist sand, then placed
in sunny windows and watered SPAR
|ingly.
Each w~ell-developed bunch of tub
ers will develop a new set of tubers
every year and if a variety is desired
these shoots may be detached and
planted in moist boxes of sand, much
in the same way that slips from ger
aniums and other plants are started
After they are rooted the young
cuttings may be planted in the open
ground and they should make a very
god showing, even the first yea
AS the plants are likely to be top
heavy and thus become broken by
wind, it is best to have them well tel
up to insure a god crop of blossoms.
Cool. moist climates are preferable
for dahlias, butt good results have
been obtained in dry localities.
"All things \ difficult before
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
TO o n SOUND.

Arrangements were made this morn
ing for the Sibley & Pitman football
team to play the Tottenville A. C. in
.Tottenville Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
MONTH ENDS TONIGHT.

Tonight will be the last chance
for bowlers on the local alleys to
place themselves among the ten high
men eligible for the monthly prize
games next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

match on the Bloodgood alleys in the
near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

DIR. Oidman's Liv-r-Oids never fail to-
,ure Constipation, BilIiousness and ali
Liver Complaints. They destroy the
germs and thus remove the cause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall Ave,
is a branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS, where "Want" advs. r re-
coivod
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
A SHOOT.

The Aquahongas, of ~Totenville,
may hold a shoot for members cleo
ton day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
TO ROLL

The Sewaren bowlers will prac
tice tonight on the Kirby alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

ONE OVER 200 AT KIRBY'S.
Thomas Henderson rolled 206 last
night on the Kirby alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
oO3 AT

r. McHose rolled 203 last night On
the Bloodgood alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

"All things 4 difficult before
they are easy; such as getting the
swing of it" in advertising a store
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
TWO OVER 175 AT sWITZER's.

On the Utopia alleys last night, R,
Hibbett rolled 210, and J. Dwyer,
ITS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31

CORNELL. !
Colgate, Ithaca, Sept. 3D.. o. O
Ithaca, Oct. 3....21- 0
Oberlin, Ithaca, Oct. 6...... 20 5
Niagara, ithaca, Oct. 10.....23- 6
Bucknell, Ithaca, Oct. 13....24- 6
Ithaca, Oct. 20....72- 0 i
New York, Oct. 81. 5-14
Totals 171-29
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lehigh, Philadelphia, Sept.
~ ..32- s
Gettysburg, Philadelphia, Oct.
. g. 6
North Carolina, Philadelphia,
Oct. o IL o
Franklin and Marshall, Phil
adelphia, Oct. 10 ...... Al s
Swarthmore, Philadelphia,
Oct. l3 u 4
Medico-Chi, Philadelphia, Oct.
IL 81 0
Carlisle Indians, Philadelphia,
Oct. ~ ia
totals
BROWN.
New Hampshire, Prov, Sept.
~ U
Wesleyan, Prov, Oct. 6.....17- o.
Mass. Aggies,, Prov, Oct. 10.17- 0
Pennsylvania, Phila., Oct. 20. Old
Norwich, Prov, Oct. q .....27- d
lOtalo -
WEST POINT.
Tufts, West Point, Sept. 20. .12- 0
Trinity, West Point, Oct. 6 ..24- o
Colgate, West Point, Oct. 13. o. 0
Williams, West Point, Oct. 20. IL .
Harvard, West Point, Oct. 81. o. s
Totals ..........!....l. So )
ANNAPOLIS.
Dickinson, Annapolis, Oct. g.. o. 0
Princeton, Annapolis, Oct. 13. O-5
st. Johns, Annapolis, Oct. II. rs 0
Lehigh, Annapolis, Oct. 2O... 12-O
Bucknell, Annapolis, Oct. 27. O. .
Totals 40 .
SWARTHMORE.
U. S. S. Washington, Swarth-
more, Sept. 29 ..........65- .
Villanova, Swarthmore, Oct.
b 3 U
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Oct. Is ...... = "
Geo. Washington, Swarth
more, Oct. 20 ...........17- 0
Gettysburg, Swarthmore, Oct.
~ /
Totals 100 4
CARLISLE INDIANS.
Villanova, Carlisle, Sept. &c.. G. 0
Albright, Carlisle, Sept. 20. 50 D
Susquehanna, Carlisle, Oct. S.4S- D
Penna. State, Williamsport,
Oct. 20 ................22[ OF
Western U. of Pa, Pittsburg,
oct. 20 VI
Penna., Philadelphia, Oct 27.24- Of
totals ....- .1o1-l"
LAFAYETTE.
Wyoming( Easeon, Sept, 9..34- 0
Urisinus, Eastoll, Oct. So. 81 Of
Medico-Chi., Easton, Oct. IS. 81 Oh
N. Carolina, Norfolk, Oct. 20.2S- 6
Colgate, Eastpn, Oct. 27....17- 6
Totals .146-12
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-31
RECORDS OF COLLEGE
FOOTBALL ELEvENS

Yale and Dartmouth are the only
leading college football teams, whose
goal line has not been crossed so far
this season. Princeton compares we'll
with the other big %elevens, but has
had nine points scored against her.
The records of the teams to date fol-
low:
YALE.
wesleyan, New Haven, Oct. 3. 21- 0
syracuse, New Haven Oct. 6.51- D
Springfield T. s., Oct. 1O....1O- 0
Holy Cross, New Haven, Oct.
10 II q
Penna. State, New Haven, Oct.
Amherst, N. H., Oct. 27.....12- o
totals .121- 0
HARVARD.
as .a... O''ase' sep'' 70
Bowdoin, Cambridge, Oct. 3. 10 o
Maine, Cambridge, Oct. 6....17-- 0
Bates, Cambridge, Oct. TO-. 81 6
Mass. Aggies, Cambridge, Oct.
Is ..21- 0
Springfield T. s., Cambridge,
OCT. ~ AZ o
West Point, West Point, Oct.
- o. u
PRINCETON.
totals Isl 6
Villanova, Princeton, Sept.
20 Z4- U
Stevens, Princeton, Oct. 3....22- 0
Wash. and jeff, Princeton,
w. U ........ D. "
Lehigh, Princeton, Oct. TO-. ..52- 0
Annapolis, Annapolis, Oct 13. s. 0
Bucknell, Princeton, Oct. 20. .32- 4
Cornell, New York, Oct. 27..14- 5
lOtdlS lib >
CORNELL.
Colgate. Ithaca, Sept. 3D.. o. 0
Hamilton, Ithaca, Oct. ....21- 0
Oberlin, Ithaca, Oct. g.. .25- 5
Niagara, Ithaca, Oct. % 6
Bucknell, Ithaca, Oct. 49,. .24- 6
Bowdoin, Ithaca, Oct. 20. ...72- 0
Princeton, New York, Oct. 27. 5--14
Totalc 171 90
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
WARM PRAISE FOR
 DELEGATE SMITH Whitesides Says he is Only F, Logical Candidate For
 Delegate

It must be gratifying to Hon Mark Smith, Arizona's present delegate to Congress, to know that his efforts at Washington to save Arizona from an obnoxious alliance with New Mexico, ard in which effort he succeeded so successfully, have been appreciated by his constituents
 Prior to the vote in the Senate on the Statehood bill, there were several aspirants for the Democratic nomina- uon for Congress, but the final result and the unanimous voice from the Territory to send Mark Smith back to Congress. has put quietus on seE- eral little political bocms that were being started in the several counues.
 With the fate of the Statehood bill still in the balance, Arizonans agree that there is but one man to keep at Washington, and that man is the present delegate, who can accomplish rtre there than any other citizen of the Territory. This Is a broad as- serion, but the recent weeks at Wash ington bear out the statement. which Is corroborated by score or more Arizonans who iourueved to Wash ington to add their testimony to the opposition of Arizona to joint State hood with New Mexico.
 The latest evidence of the desire Of the people of Arizona to again re- turn Mark Smith to Washington is an interview printed in the Tucson Citi- zen with Hon. Bo J. Whitesides. who has returned to Tucson from busi- ness trip to the northern part of the Territory. Mr Whitesides said:
 Really the only man mentioned as delegate to Congress is Mark Smith. All of the business men, practically without regard to party utilization, ap- preciate fully his great efforts and battle on behalf of Arizona during the past few months. There is every in- dication that Mir. Smith will win by the largest majority ever given a del- egate. = ss.
 Even over in New Mexico was told by several men of standing-in the business world that if Mark Smith ran again they would come over to Arizona and work for him.
 boNH III sonsa SiuZ -SoahNs HO are not very strong, but we will ask the unanimous consent of the next Territorial convention to put Santa Cruz at the head of the roll call and il will be six straight for Smith. Bis bee seems the proper place for hold ing the next convention. The north ern people may feel disappointed, but it seems to me to be the proper thing to renominate Mark Smith in old Co chise, where he first began his ca reer.'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
ROASTED BULLS
 HEADS FO2 ELKS

All the roasted bulls heads the Elks Of El Paso and Bisbee, together with their friends, could consume was pro vided at the barbecue given by Shimp & Fredericks at Lowell Sunday after noon.
 This barbecue was given in honor Of the Ei Paso Elks who came here with the minstrel show. IL was an elaborate affair. Two bullocks were killed early Sunday morning, and the choicest portions roasted for the oc- casion Added to this were pickles, frijoles, coffee, cake and everything the appetite could crave. The ban quet begun about o'clock in the aft ernoon and was continued until late in the evening
 Although the Fl Paso antIered herd was unable to remain in Lowell for al; of the feast, it was enjoyed by. the local herd and their friends. There vas nothing too good for anybcdy- anything they wanted was forshcom- ing. JsEf
 Refreshments were also served in conjunction
 Before leaving the city the Fl Paso Eiks took occasion to say they had met with no better treatment or cour- tesy than in Bisbee. They showed to a larger audience here than any place they have been. That they were well pleased with their treatment and re- gard Bisbee as the coming city of the Southwest. was easily deduced from remarks they made after spending day here.
 The trip here is the last the Impe- rial Minstrels will make for some time. They have put on these shows in several cities and are considerably ahead of the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
GLOBE PROSPEROUS;
 MINES ALL ACTIVE
Fred Hagen Says Population is Now Not Less
 Than lO,GO0 X

Globe is having the most prosperous time in it's history in the way of mine development and building, according to Fred c. Hagen. member of the firm of Pritchard. Hagen & Co.,, who has just returned from a few days busi- ness trip at Globe.
 MT. Hagen stated that the Old Do minion Mining Company is building a company store and a hospital in the most beautiful spot in the city. He also stated that there are under con- struction courthouse which covers a block, two drug stores and a large number of fine dwelling houses.
 He states that the Old Dominion has completely recovered from the recent fire at the mine, and is in full work ing progress again. He said the smelter there is doing an unusual amount of custom trade. They are running night and day and have more ore to smelt than can be handled with the present force of men.
 The Calumet & Arizona Company is contemplating active operations in the Globe district within the next ninety days. This company has a tract of land over three miles in length and about 8 mile in width Prospecting on this property has already been be- gun and active development work is to commence soon. This property lies in what is considered the best ore region near Globe He said that Globe now has about 10000 people This, together with the numerous new dwelling houses and business blocks that are going up, is believed will put Globe in the front rank of Arizona cities.
 Mir. Hagen. has been at the San Francisco mine near Cananea for sey- eral weeks. He said that while there Is lots of ore on the dump. none would be shipped for several weeks. Development work, however, will be pushed with great rapidity. Shipments of ore are to begin as soon as better transportation facilities are secured. A movement is on foot now to obtain this. and it is expected a continual shipment of ore will be begun as there is plenty of help at the mine to dig the ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
BALL PLAYERS
 FIRST PRACTICE

Manager A J. Bennett of the base ball team had his players in the Don Luis field Sunday in a practice game. For more than three hours he worked the players out in a heated practice with a view to developing who are players and who are not. After the practice, he stated that he has good bunch of men, and that if the ousi- ness men of the city would support the team as they should he will make the winning team of this section out of them Nearly all the boys who were on the field Sunday have hereto fore been in the minor leagues.
 The petition winch was circulated Saturday for subscriptions had a good result. While not the full s200 was subsmribed, the bigger portion of 1t was. This, however. was obtained from but few. Four of the business men seen gave $50.
 The suits for the baseball team this year will be of a local significance the color will be copper These will be chosen to represent Bisbee as the greatest copper camp in the South west. The stockings are to be red, white and blue, the caps red, the pants and shirts natural copper color.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
SHOTT REFUSES TO
 MAKE COMPLAINT

Unless Theodore Shott will today make a complaint against either Bert Doyle or Bert Deering, it is probable tLat there will be no prosecution in a shooting affray which took place yes terday morning about o'clock in the upper part of Brewery Guich-
 When asked by local officers to swear to a complaint against his as sailant. Shott fiatly refused. though stating that he knew an effort had been made to kill him. but for what reason he could not surmise.
 With a painful, though not serious wound in his neck, Shott is now at the Copper Queen hospital, where he will remain for a few days until he is able 10 leave his couch He is there only because his condition forces him to be
 According to the best story obtain able. Shott first engaged with Doyle in the street near Dick Koumeyer's s place in fist fight, because of Shotts 5 having twice knocked down a woman, yao-. -.sa4es- her home in that part Of the city.
 Shotf then started to run down the NduJOH toNdiu Aht OaoAAOoo PatN VI file city, and as he was passing Hoff- meyers resort was fired upon by Deering, who claims that he heard people yell a thief or a murderer was passing and to shoot him.
 Deering used a shotgun, loaded with 6 charge Of small shot. only one of which entered Shott's neck on the right side and just under the jaw. lt lodged close to the jugulsr vein.
 Dr. D. E. Frederick was summoned and dressed the mans injury. He ad- yised him to al once go to bed, but this Shott failed 10 do. Dr. Broder- ick saw him again about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. and advised him for the second time to retire.
 Shott kept on the street until about II o'clock, when he tainted from ex- haustion and the blood he had lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
COMESfORD TO BE
 BROUGHT BACK Will Have Rearing For Parl ia Winters Saloon
 Robbery

To be given his hearing before Jus fice Mcdonald for an alleged part in the hold-up of the Winters saloon in A. B. Comesford will be brought to Bisbee next Thursday morning from Tombstone, where he is now held a prisoner in the county jail.
 Comesford has almost entirely re- covered from the effects of his at- tempted suicide while an inmate of the branch county jail in Bisbee. He has improved mentally as well as physically, and is said to TO longer exhibit any traits of insanity.
 Officers took Comesford to Tomb stone on the day following his at- tempt to hang himself with a chain in his cell, that he might receive care full medical attention and be kept in a padded cell, it being feared that his mind had been affected by his effort at self-destruction.
 With Comesford will come John Norton, who has already been bound over to the grand jury for his part in the robbery, to testify against his companion. Norton has promised Assistant District Attorney E. J. Flanigan that he will go on the stand al Comesford's hearing and tell the whole story.
 Several officers have obtained con sfessions or statements from both sComesford and Norton, though, the former now denies that he told Con- stable Doyle anything about the case, while Doyle says that he did shortly after being arrested.
 Attorney .Flanigan will today set the wheels in motion in the task Of getting Bob Kennedy, who is now in jail at Gananea. exradited. He will write Governor Kibbey about the matter. the latter following up with a request on the Governor of So- nora for reduisition papers for Ken nedy l. Kennedy is charged jointly, with Norton and Comesford in the rob bery,. though only two of them en- tered the saloon ard stood nine men up against the wall while they took their time rifiing the money drawer and searching the pockets of their victims.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

He was taken then to the Copper Queen hospital. Last night an X-ray was turned upon his neck to locate the shot.
 Shott came here a few days ago from Cananea, where he has been em- plcyed- IL is said that his trouble with Doyle resulted over his atten- tions to woman which angered Doyle.
 Late last night Deering was placed in custody by Constable White and Officer wilmoth on a complaint sworn to by Officer Tmopson. Every effort 10 get Shott to sign the complaint having failed. the officers took the matter in their own hands. Deering was released under bond of s50O.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

When a girl flirts with a man she makes fool of herself and tries to make a fool of him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27

The woman who feels that she was born to command generally succeeds in getting a husband.