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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-06

fright, 1903. by Joseph l.. BOWles
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-06
IuGL>iSet Man in Arkansas.

I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas. :
writes II. l.. Stanley. Of Bruno, since
the restoration Of my wife'S health at
ter five years of continuous coughing
n bleeding from the lungs. and L
owe my good fortune 70 the worlds
medicine. DR.. Kings New Dis
cOVery for Consumption, which | know
from experience will cur ~cOnsuInp-
ton if taken in time My wife IN
proved with first bottle and twelve
bottles completed the cure" Cures
the worst coughs and colds or zone
refunded. At all druggists. soc. and
S1.00. Trial bottle free.
Mrs. Charlotte Rothrock. after a
lingering sickess. died last week at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. las.
T. McClenahan. in Washington, d. g.
She is pleasantly remembered here.
having spent a large part Of her later
years with her daughter, Mrs. y.
Nooe. of this place. 6whose many
friends deeply sympathiZe with her in
her sad Observation-Disclosures Re
cord.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
GO Ms TABLE
BIT TEN BY
YOUNG MAN.
Had Gone TO Washington Hall
intoxicated and Was Locked Up
Put Him Out.

Constable James F. O'Brien was
bitten on the hand last night by an
intoxicated youth who had refused TO
behave in the vestibule of Washing
ton hall, where Diamond Jacks Med
icine show is playing, O'Brien sue
ceeded in overcoming the fellow and
he was locked up. He was Patric.
Heating, of 13S Fayette street. This
morning Heating was fined SO. AS
he did not have the money he was
committed TO the county jail for 80
days Constable O'Brien's hand was
lacerated by Keating's teeth.
O'Brien appeared against keating
This morning in police court. He said
that Heating went TO the hall intoXi-
Gated and was refused admittance
because of his condition. He was
then told not 10 smoke in the vesti-
bulc. and, O'Brien asserted, he grew
abusive and it became necessary TO
put him out. In graphing with him.
O'Brien's hand was bitten. Patrol
man Kozusko was detailed to 90 to
the hall to render assistance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
NOT SETTLED
ABOUT PRIEST
Cleveland Man May Come Here
To Take Charge Of Greek
Catholic Church.

The tangle over the pastoraie OF the
Greek Catholic church OF ST. J"nn
the Baptist, at Broad and Division
streets has developed into a worse
state than ever, and now severa!
priests are being mentioned for the
local parish. Rev. Alexis NoYak,
who has been lis rector for three
years but who has incurred the dis
pleasure of the people, is still in this
city. but he did not officiate in the
church Sunday. The Rt. Rev. Father
Hodobay. apostolic delegate, came
here again fronl Philadelphia as he
had done on thS previous Sunday.
1t is not noW believed that Father
Homiczko, of Passaic, will come to
the local parish, Rev. Father Cho-
pay, of Cleveland, is prominently
mentioned as possibility as is also
Rev. Father Ssblo, cs-iIaaletoa, Pa,
VINO was here last Friday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
ANOTHER PETITION IN
FOR GORDON STREET
Residents Between Madison Ave.
and Second ST. Want Improvement.

The ordinance to pave the street
from Rector street to Madison ave
nue. with Warren bitulithic to cost not
more than $2.25 per square yard
was introduced March ), and passed
on first reading. The petition in pur-
suance of which this ordinance was
drawn up, was received February ),
and bore twenty-nine signatures.
a petition for brick from Rector
street to Madison avenue was receiy-
ed from eight property ownersS90
ed also from eight property owners
by the aldermen March 5. They want
brick pavement because they be-
lieve it is cheaper than bitulthic and
more durable. The petition is in the
hands of the committee on streets
and sewers, who also have the petit
tion bearing three signatures and
asking for sheet asphalt Or btumin-
Gus macaGam the entire length of the
street, from Front street TO South
Second street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
Leaves South River Church.

SOUTH RIVER, Mar. 20.-Rev. j.
{. Newman preached his last sermon
as pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist
church, South River, Sunday night,
to a crowded congregation. Mr.. New
man resigned his charge about three
months ago, to take effect that eve
ming. While pastor of the Baptist
church of this place he was an ardent.
indefatigable worker for the upbuild-
ing of the same, and his many elo-
quent sermons were very helpful. In
speaking of the dissatisfaction, he
said; You could not expect to get IA
Spurgeon for the salary you pay. not
even as much as a carpenter or "a
hod carrier in the brickyard re-
ceives."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

PRESENTED TO
MRS. BRACE.
Aldermen Went TO Her Residence
in a Body Last Might Alder
man-a'-Large Pfeiffer Spoke.

A beautifully engrossed copy of
The resolutions adopted by the Board
of Aldermen expressing their sorrow
and sympathy at the death of Mayor
Brace was presented to Mrs. Brace
last night by the members of the
Board of Aldermen, previous to the
council meeting.
An engagement had been made for
Mrs Brace TO receive the aldermen
at 7:45 o'clock, but it was o'clock
before the aldermen assembled at
city hall and went together to Mrs.
Braces residence.
Acting Mayor Pfeiffer was the
spokesman and he presented the reso-
lutions with brief remarks. Mrs
Brace was deeply affected and her
voice shook as she thanked the MEM
bers of the council for their sympa-
thy. The aldermen then returned to
city hall for the council meeting.
The copy of the resolutions is the
one which had been on exhibition at
Cannon & Sheehy's for several days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

A petition for paving the upper
end of Gordon street, from Madison
avenue to South Second street, which
was omitted from the original petit
ton for paving Gordon street, was
presented to the Board of Aldermen
last night 1t is for bitulithic or
brick and has seventeen signatures
and specifies that the cost is not to
exceed $2.12 per square yard. A num-
Der of the property-owners on these
two westerly blocks on Gordon street
were never even asked to sign the
original petition for paving that thor
oughfare, it is asserted. and thus it
included only that part of Gordon
street from Rector street to Madison
avenue.
This leaves the two blocks from
Rector street to Front street as the
only part of the street where the own
ers of the property do not desire a
pavement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
JUDGE: LYON
is RENAMED
BY GOVERNOR
Name Presented to Legislature
to Succeed Himself As Judge
of District Court Here.

Special to nc EVENING NEWS:
TRENTON. Mar Governor
Stokes sent to the New Jersey senate
last night the nomination OF Adrian
Lyon to succeed himself as judge of
the district court of Perth Amboy.
The nomination was received in exec
utive session and as the custom is,
was referred to the judiciary com
mittee.
The reference is a mere formality
and there is not the slightest ques-
tion but that the nomination will be
unanimously confirmed as soon as the
committee reports it, which will be in
a few DAYS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
STOKES FOR
CLEAN RIVER.
Suggests Legislation to Prevent
Pollution Of the Delaware
Message to Legislature.

TRENTON, Mar. 20.-A matter OF
the utmost interest and importance
to the cities and towns on the Della
ware river was presented to the leg
islature yesterday by Governor Stokes
in brief message, in which be sug-
gests that the legislature authorize
the state sewerage commission or its
representative, to meet the proper
authorities of Pennsylvania and New
York, to devise legislation to be pre-
sented at the next session, for the
prevention of the pollution of the
Delaware river. 1t is pointed out
that the watershed of the Delaware
drains 32 per cent of the entire land
area of the state and has population
of 700; nearly one-fifth of the
entire population of the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
GARBAGE BIDS
ARE RECEIVED.
Contract Given to Graham & Me-
KeOn for the Ensuing Year.
Must Be Covered.

There was a great difference be-
tween the TWO bids received by HE
Board of Aldermen last night for
the removal and dumping of garbage
during the ensuing year. Graham &
McKcon bid $4,$9O and E. j. Dorsey
& Sons bid $3.50. The contract was
awarded to Graham 4 McKoou. The
garbage must be covered every three
days with either six inches of earth
or a foot Of clean ashes. The Dorseys
had the contract the past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
GOES To
JERSEY CITY.
Mrs. Della Bixby to be Buried
There Shipped yester-
day Afternoon.

The body of Mrs. Della BiXby, the
wife of the captain of the barge Will
liamsburg, who jumped overheard
from the barge Sunday, and who lat
er died in the city hospital, was yes
terday removed from Burke's morguo
and taken to Jersey City, where it
will be buried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
T | N G { RS
eau G H 7
IN A SA W
Spencer Dayton Met With Pain
full Accident Yesterday--0ne
Was Amputated.

While at work in his carpenter
shop in Market street yesterday af-
ternoon. Spencer Dayton, of 26S State
street, got his left hand caught in
circular band saw and before the
machinery could be stopped the third
finger on the hand had been cut COM
pletely off and the first second and
last fingers were cut in such a way
that it was feared that Mr.. Dayton
would lose all of them. He was hur
ried to the Office of DE-. Lund, where
both Drs. Lund and G.. w. Fithian
dressed the injury SO that it is eX-
pected that all but the third finger
will be saved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
GOVERNOR WAS HOST.
AssembIyman Haines One of the Guests at
the Dinner Last Night.

TRENTON. Mar. 20:-Governor
Stokes served another of his series
of dinners to members of the legis-
lature last night in his apartments
in the Bloomfield. West State street.
The guests were Assemblymen
Herman A. Berg. j. Philip Dippel,
John H. Eggers, Harry f. Thompson
and Theodore l.. Bierck, Hudson;
William r. Drake and Edward Fl
Haines, MiddleseX, and Captain
George c. Warren, Ocean.
The governor S dinners have been
one of the pleasant features OF the
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
Committee Coing
To Trenton To
D Demand Equal
Representation
In The Assembly

Perth AmbOy will protest officially
against the provision of the bill TO
again establish assembly districts, in
sofar as it relates to Middlesex coun-
ty, and a committee was named at
last nights council meeting to attend
the hearing before the assembly com
mittee on judiciary at Trenton tomor-
row and state this city's objections to
being placed in n district with several
other townships and boroughs, while
New Brunswick, with a smaller pOpu-
lation, is in a district by itself and
would thus have an assemblyman ey-
cry year
The committee appointed consists
Of Aldermen Grouse, Smith and Sta
cey Acting Mayor Pfeiffer said that
he would also attend the hearing if
possible
Tho Provisions of the Bill.
According TO the provisions of the
bill, the county Of MiddleseX would
constitute three assembly districts to
lie composed as follows:
The first district to be composed of
the city of Perth Amboy, the town
ships of Woodbridge, Raritan and
Piscataway, and the boroughs of Me
tuchen, Highland Park and Dunellen.
The second district to be composed
of the city OF New Brunswick.
The third district to be composed
of the townships of North Brunswick,
East Brunswick, Cranbury, Monroe,
South Amboy. Madison, South Bruins
wick, Sayreville and the boroughs of
Milltown, South River Helmetta and
Jamesburg.
AS the NEWS has urged since the
bill was introduced last Wednesday
by Leader Perkins in the Assembly.
The proposed division of MiddleseX
county under the bill would be unfair
to this city. According to this, New
Brunswick would have a man in the
assembly every year, while this city,
with larger number of inhabitants
and covering more territory. would
only. in the natural course of political
events, have a local man as candidate
about every three or four years.
New Krunswick's Big Share.
The senator from MiddlcseX coun-
ty, although elected from the county
at large, is nearly always a man from
New Brunswick According to this
bill a New Brunswick man would so
10 the assembly every year.
a man familiar with county affairs
said last night: "Thcse districts may
have been all right some years ago
when New Brunswick was much more
of a city than Perth Amboy. but times
have changed, and to divide Middle
sex county the way that bill provides
would give New Brunswick more than
it's share
Another declared, with the Lyon
Jackson BOoraem incident in mind,
that if many more unfair deals are
given to this city, it will mark the
beginning Of the end of some present
powers that be in MiddleseX.
When the motion TO send a com
miUce to attend the hearing was
made at the meeting last night, ii
was carried unanimously. and it
showed the way the city fathers re-
gard the injustice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
TWO VESSELS ASHOR.

NEW YORK. Mar 20.-The YES
sci Bodo is ashore near Fire ISLAND
The members Of the crew were reg
cued by the members of the lie say
ing corps.
WEST DENIS, Mass. Mar 2V.--
An unknown schooner is ashore
Kilpond Bar The crew are III %
rigging and their position is perilou
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
M''CLELLANS
GIVE UP BALL
Members Decide that II Is Too
Short a Time After Their
Fair.

It is understood that the members
of George B. Mcclellan Engine Com
pany have decided not to hold their
annual dance and reception this sea-
son. For many years the company
has held a dance on Easter Monday
night. but at a recent meeting it is
said the matter was brought up and
the members decided that it would
not be right to ask the citizens TO help
them along so soon after their fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
ASSESS LAND/
FOR SEWERS

City Attorney Hommann will
ply TO thc Circuit Court April
the appointment Of three commissio
ers to assess the benefits of Ian
from the Kearny avenue and Le-
street sewer; three for the So
Second and Smith street sewer;
three for the Sayre avenue and
tano place sewer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
TOES WERE MASHED
BY A COPPER PLATE.
Andrew Sterefrank Injured While at
Work at the Raritan Copper
Works Yesterday.

Andrew Sterefrank. while al work
in the furnace building of the Raritan
Copper Works. let a large plate of
copper, which he was attempting 10
lift. fall on his left foot, masbing his
toes. Dr. James Stafford of 27S
State street. was called and, after
dressing the wound, ordered that the
man he taken home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
ADDITION TO
STATE HOUSE.
Senator Jackson introduced Bill
This Morning Appropriation
100000.
L to the EKENLNG NEVTS :

SVt.TITF II IIII u ~ 7 y y ~
TRENTON. Mar. 2e-oehaIof
Jackson introduced a bill this morn
ing to appropriate 100000 10 onlld
an addition to the state capitol. me
plan is to demolish the wing contain
ing the chancery court rooms and to
erect in it's stead three-story build
ing larger in every way
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

Taxes and interest ekeep growing
at night as well as during the day
but they need not be paid at night.
The force of "cucmulatiye advertis-
ins" will keep your income growing
all the time--eveu though the money
comes in all in the day time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

GARDENS drug store, 81 Hall ave-,
is branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS. where want adfs. are re-
'eivCd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
|E1RST STORM OF THE WINTER
4 6ED MUCH TROUBLE AND DELAY.
S''s1I's .'|'I s,s Il !, vi, we're '' S'a''- m
Ba hape'
ON THE DOCKS.

A new storm, fresh from the Ohio
vancy, struck this city early yesterday
and for time it looked as if good
old fashioned blizzard was to visit
Perth Amboy again, but toward
o'clock the snow turned to rain and
from now on a general slush can be
expected.
To all appearances yesterday
Smith and State streets looked as if
they had been struck by the real biz
zard. The snow clung to hats and
overcoats and made walking a bur-
den
Bad on the Water.
On Staten Island sound the tug
boats and other crafts were having
all the trouble they wanted, for the
snow was coming down so fast and it
seemed from all directions, that the
sound and Raritan river were as if
fog bound Boats made slow progress
for fear of accidents.
On the Lehigh Valley, especially
on the coal docks it was difficult
thing for railroaders to work as the
engine wheels went slipping around
so fast at one time, it was feared in
shifting cars an accident would hap
pen. Only the necessary work was
attended to- On the Central railroad
little or no work was done on the
factory branches.
About O'Clock yesterday after
noon a report was circulated that a
head-on collision between two big
engines had occurred on the Lehigh
Valley railroad at South Plainfield
and three men were seriously injur
ed, but the report was proven to be
untrue.
TrolIcys Had Trouble.
The trolley system was in bad
shape and very few cars ran. People
coming from Maurer to this city had
to come by railroad. The employees
of the factories at Maurer were
among this number. The tracks and
wires were affected by the storm and
to run cars on anything like schedule
time was an impossibility. The troll
ley lines were hampered more than
at any previous time this winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
FAMILY ASPHYXIATEO.E

GLEN OSBORNE. Pa. Mar. 2o:-
Postmaster John Williamson, with
his wife and i've children. was as
)hyxiated early today by gas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

NEW BRUNSWICK, Mar. 20
According to rumors in Hungarian
society circles a fair young daughter
pf Hungary, who had married a fel-
spwcountryman at Perth Amboy re-
1ently, and had then discovered that
Sic had wife and children living in
2the old country, tried to drown her
sorrows and shame by jumping over
board at the steamboat dock on Fri
day night But she didn't.
According to the story her friends
were there, Johnny on the spot, as 1t
were. and persuaded her to go home,
have a good cry and forget 1t. When
the bride insisted upon getting near
the waters edge, they cried "23, and
she skidooed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received al T. killenberger's :
store. 24I Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

''Want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at f. killenberger'
store, 247 Smith street..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11
sunaouoAs IS suMMonsD
Tho Interstate Commerce Commission
Seeks information.

Oklahoma city. o. T.. May 1i-John
Burroughs. Of this City has been SUM
moned before the interstate commerce
commission which meets in Chicago to-
morrow. for the purpose OF giving expert
testimony regarding freight rates con-
cerning the investigation OF the stand
Cil aud subsidiary concerns. In letter
from Jerome G. Clements Mr.. Burroughs
Is requested to appear before the COM
mission but II is not intended to be
compulsory. Mr. Burroughs cannot re-
port there tomorrow. but has wired stat-
ing That he would be there Monday II
that Is not too late. It win be remem-
bered that Mr. Burroughs testimony IN
this city recently before Assistant At
torney General Rush Lake. OF Missouri
practically established the relations be-
tween the international Harvester Cons
pany and the Standard oil Company
Mr.. Burroughs Is considered the best
posted man on freight rates Ia oida-
homa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-11
FOUND coRoNADo's SWORD.
Goa Of Mail Found Buried Near Wichita
Mountains.

Special to Daily Leader.
Lugert. OKLA. May ii-Those students
or early Spanish exploration IN America
especially those who wish TO prove that
Coronado aud his party once looked upn
the hills and valleys OF what IS now q
portion Of Western Oklahoma. can fins
an interesting subject for their consider
alton at Lugert. Okla.
Lugert Is a small town on the Orient
az the foot OF the wichita mountains.
Frank Lugart. the founder Of the town,
has ia his possession an old Spanish
sword and coat OF mail that was dis
covered some time ago hah buried in the
earth on tie top OF one OF the mountain
plateaus near Lugeft These relics show
that they have lain exposed to the ele-
monts for hundreds Of years. ana there
Is no reasonable way TO account FOR their
presence on the Wichita mountains eN-
ceptng on the theory that they were left
there by one OF Coronado's cavaliers
whether their owner abandoned them
that ne might travel with greater free
dom or whether being lost. he dragged
his weary steps 10 the top ofcthe moun-
tain, where he might sec farther out over
the country. and perhaps signal his COM
rados ana falling. died there. viii al
ways remain interesting matters OF con-
lecture lmt Mr. Luscrt and THOSE who
have viewed the relies are perfectly sat-
isflcd that they were left on the inoun-
tain by one o. coronado's party