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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31


Pcttibono dope or hell fire. just throw
the bottles through the windows and
they would explode
on arriving at Pocatello Adams made
some Inquiries relative to The supposed
scabs that were to pass through, but
SO far as he could learn II there We're
any scabs being transported through
the town they were scattered In
through the cars, therefore he conclud-
ed he would not take any chances IN
burning up a train of innocent passeh-
gers and did not use this done. Hav-
ing been informed through Meyer. Hay
wood. and Pettibone that the mine.
owners OF Cripple Creek were shipping
scabs through from Arizona by way of
Ogden he went there and found thai
such was not the case. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that this hell fire or Pet
tibone dope was securely sealed In bot
ties he found that II was smelling
strongly. so he took the telescope con-
tanning these bottles of explosive along
the railroad track. he thought. little
distance east OF Pocatello 1t was quite
o little piece out of the town, some-
thing near a mile, where he planted
the bottles IN little trench In front
ON an old building. The building had
no floor In Il. and looked as though II
might have been an old mill at some
time. The bottles were still In the tin
can when he planted them there and
covered them with a little dirt. He
tore the telescope up and threw il back
into this old building. While he remained
some time in Pocatello, still he cam
not give the location of where these
bottles of explosives were buried, but
said that he could walk to the same IL
n o. a hpl ba
explosives are still there because II 1t
had ever been disturbed there would
have been ~ explosion that would
have been published In the papers.
He then went to Ogden and subse-
quently came back to Denver and re-
ported 10 Mover and Haywood and Pet
tibone that II was simply impossible
for him to execute the work he was
detailed on without taking innocent
peoples lives
JAMES M'PARLAND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

longer deceive and simplicity Itself
can no longer be mised.' II would
seem that we have pretty nearly
rtached that limit If there Is Re-
publican anywhere to be found VINO
docs not wrthe I'm chargrin as he reads
the daily news from Washington II is
because the virtue Of 'cha6rln' has
ceased to be one Of his moral assets
The greit Republican party has been
so masculatod, so veneered with special
interests by the splendid men elected
by the legislatures TO represent us In
Washington that b. r. Tillman, noted
Democrat. Is selected and practically
compelled to lead the fight for regua-
ton Of rates. A Republican president,
whose election was sinSularly the
choice Of the people, must 90 outside or
his party IN the senate whore his party
Is IN tlIc majority 10 get real leader
to light his battles, At present the
people are prone to believe that II Is NOT
30 much question OF parties AS OF
men and measures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

some power reposed somewhere to su-
porvise railroad rates, the opposition
says, we would be glad 10 do so, we
are for the people, we are always for
them aud we favor the principal; but
the Constitution-the Constitution Is In
the way Truly may II be said as Of
old their zeal begins with hypocricy
and must conclude In treachery At
first they deceive--at last they betray.'
There ~ not a prominent Republican
aspirant to any office IN the gift Of tha
people of this state who dares to
take the rostrum against this prn-
ciple. They may shoot al somc-
body's campfire from the bushes, but
fight In the open they dare not"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
lraton peak.Chronlcle.l

DEXBURG IL still In the dark But
* that Is nothing new. They have
been In the dark so long. II her
citizens continue 20 listen TO the selfish
motives Of Mr. Bassett and a few 9TH
ers, they viii be in the dark long,
long time yet. Come out Of II. boys
Let's quit this tearing down some ona
else to build up yourselves. II won't
work. You can't put UP any more
money than st. Anthony. and you are
stll further in the dark II you think
we will allow you one iota of adyan-
tage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
FROM I0AH0'S CAPITAL
sncclnl Corresnnndence.

Special Correspondence.
y OISE. Ida, March S.-The suit Of
n Mrs = j. Russell vs. the oregon
- Short Line railroad for the recov-
cry Of 1896, as damages for the death
Of her husband, was decided in the fed
cral court yesterday In favor OF the
defense
MI Russell was bridge foreman in
the employ Of the railroad company,
ana was killed on the evening OF Dec.
3. 'e"a near ontario, or. With two 9TH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
THE CONSTITUTION

"But we are admonished that we have
n Constitution. The opposltion's touch
ing fealty to the Constitution rs beau
tify and moving beyond all power to
paint. If there Is anything on earth
which the putrid remnant OF machine
power loves 20 talk about In these days
II II the Constitution. They quote II In
thrilling accents but with the same
falsetto voice as the devil quotes scrip
ture. When the Australian ballot sys-
tenn was sought 10 be introduced In or
der TO keep the tixer from the polls,
the cry raised by the machine and the
boss everywhere was that II was un-
constitutional, and one court solemDly
decided that II was. Now, when the
president and the people asked to have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
v. {. BORAH ON
THE SENATORSH|P
Tells the News OF His Stand
On the Question Of the
Election.
HITS OUT FROM SHOULDER.
Hands Out Some Hard knocks For
The Especial Interests" Represen-
tauves In the Senate Today.
epec,a, Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
n OISE, Idaho, March 2s,-Who Will
n be the man TO succeed Senator
Fred T. Dubois in the United
States senate? VIII that man be named
by the state convention or the state
legislature? These are two questions
about which Idaho politicians are just
now concerning themselves. James II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
KILLED IN THE SENATE.

Tn that so years every state IN the
Union, except perhaps two, have petit
TONED Congress in some form to give
10 the people at least an opportunity
10 vote upon an amendment 20 the Com
stitution. These petitions and memoir
tails have died In the senate But there
Ia moment of difficulty and danger
ut which fiattery and falsehooA can no
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Women the Luducs.

u" success ur Il play is assured
II Tia" women like il, and never ac.
c"pt - play unless think il is one
'hdi Will appeal to- feminine thcatcr.
goes" This remark was made bv
Il well known manager and careful
observation or the most successful
plays would seem to confirm his opju
iOn
Matinc"s, which have grown cnur.
mously in favor within the past few
years are composed almost entirely
oil women Scvcnlcnths of any ur,ii-
nary matinee may be safely counted
upon as feminine in its make up
Naturally, play which appeals to
women Will draw bigger ma,inccs
than ono which does not take their
fancy.
AS for the evening performance,
me husband sweetheart or friend
vino is to escort my lady To the
playhouse, buys seats for whatever
I'Iay she suggests, and So again il is
the woman who decides The particu
lar play they shall patronizc. II can
thus readily he seen how valuable
10 play is wOman'S endorsement
One oi the most conspicuous cX.
ampcs of plays favored by women
Is Under Southern Skies" I.ottic
Blair Parkcr's charming drama of
Southern life which made its first
appearance at the New York Theatre
Republic (now the Relasco rheatrc)
five years ago. From its initial per.
Torrance up to the present date. and
II is now in its third successful sea.
son, Under Southern Skies" has en-
joycd the distinction of being IA great
lavoritc among women
Under Southern Skies" is to an.
pear at the Academy next Friday
matinee and night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
CHANGES N DESIGNS OF
BATTlEsH|pS ARE COSTLY
Report Of Secretary OF tho Navy
Shows That Additional Cost Of
tie Louisiana is SiJ2.g86.

An Associated Press dispatch re
ceived from Washington last night
says
IN compliance with House reso
luton the secretary Of The navy
submitted to Speaker Cannon today u
report which shows the additional
cost in the construction of the IInitoj
States ships Connecticut and I.ouisi
ana as a result of changes in plans.
me additional cost Of tie Connect
cut Is liked al sl12,o"o and the LuuisI-
ana's added cost is $l329SC.
Most Of the changes were made
rs the result of experiments conduct
ed since the ships we're originally de
signed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Civil Service Commissioner Re.
turns TO Washington After
Spending One Day Here.
NO NEW CHARGES AGAINST STUART
Only Customs Employees Examined
heretofore by Special Agent Quinn
Were Intercepted Yesterday
Senate Expected to act Upon hp.
pontnent This Week.

Civil Service commissioner A. w
cooley arrived in the city Yesterday
morning ana spent the day doing
little investigating into local Gus
toms service affairs. Half a dozen or
more Witnesses were examined Nv
Inc commissioner AMI he seemed to
learn all he wanted To know. Las,
n'Eht he returned Ia Washington. ac-
companied by Special Agent W. J..
Quinn and MIR s II Clements a
stchographcr, who came with him to
assist in the investigation
commissioner Cooley made his
Headquarters at Hotel Warwick and
there inicrroeatcd members of the
custom house force one ~ a time
~ is understood that no NOW CHARGES
against Collector i. l.: -. Stuart wrrc
examined into. but that the commits.
sioner merely wanted to ask ccriain
questions of witnesses previously ok.
amlncd by Agent Quinn. Among
those summoned To the hotel yrslcr.
Wy NN'' '''pulN ,biltfIbT u. n, En-
bank. Chief Inspector l)dloc More.
cock. Stcnosraphcr Brlcnut and
several inspectors On duty at The
piers.
Before leaving last night Mr.
Quinn said that il was possible that
he would come back in a day or two.
but that Commissioner Cooley was
through his work here What this
continued investigation means no one
seems to know. Tho general iml,,cs.
sion here is that the civil service
commission should he thoroughly ia.
miliar with the personal and Oiicial
history of every man connected with
the local customs service by this
time.
The Senate Is expected to act upon
Collector Stuart's appointment ihi.
week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Mrs ZCNlkaasen Mi,sAaoffie Henry

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21

and the two beautiful stage settings
used represent public garden and the
court to n Jail. overlooking the liar
Dor. There are nineteen musical mum.
berS most Of them of the cat :hy.
whisteablc kind. Carrie himself is re.
sponsiblc Tor the book and Frederick
Peters composed the music.
II is impossible to describe Carlos
way ot making people laugh. bu. he
certainly has Il very effective way. His
ludicrous facial expression, rcmarka
bic makeup. long-lcggcd. loose Joint
oil. graceful dancing capers and that
unique horscplay mentioned before
would set any audience in the world
roaring.
Miss Ada Mitchell. who is Oluto san
IN the play. possesses cuntraliu voice
oi unusual quality. II is "A pity thai.
she has so little opportunity To display
hcr talents. Miss Adele Rowland. rs
lietty Lincoln. was rs dainty AMI
pretty as an yonc could desire anh
sang swectly besides Miss Minerva
Courtney, as Birdie Talcum. and MIS-
Emma Janvirr as Madame Stitch.
made the most of clcvcrly conceive
character parts. or about twcnty.iiv,
principals there was not one that
could not be dcscr' cdly mentioned It
space permitted.
One remarkable feature of the com
pany Is The number of dancers il COZ:
'aihs There are Al least fifteen u b.
pie among the principals and chorus
that are particularly good dancers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
MY Dixie Girl"

Miss Sadie Calhoun who will be
seen at the Academy of Music next
Monday night Feb. %. in the new
comedy drama My Dixie Girl" is
said to be the legitimate successor
OF the late Annie Pixlcy. Bubbling
over with infectious humur. with n
pair Of sparkling. merry eyes. a
cherry smile aud quick expressive
features. Miss Calhoun is considered
by many III" exact counterpart Of
her who made The Deacuns paugh
ter" "M'liss" 80 Second Floor" cite
famous
Tic advance sale If seats oIlans
Tor My Dixie Girl" Friday morning
at = a. N. Prices -, -, IL ana
81 IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
THEATRICAL.

Droll and uniquely "horsy" Richa,d
Garlic, splendid company Of rrinci.
pals anu II strong chorus magnitic, NJ
~ dressed aud perfectly drilled. make
THE Mayor OF Toxic" n gem i'm tho
way of musical comedy production.
An II is one of the few prizes IN this
Inc drawn 10y the Academy in some
time.
The Mayor of Toxic" is styled ~
farclcal comedy in two acts" in which
Richard Garlic presents himself "
As the name would Indicate. thu: ec.
ton of the piece takes place in Toxic,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
STATE GRAND AERIE.
Temporary Organization With 3. }.
O'tlara as President

temporary organization with the
acric of the f. o. Eagles has been
effected by the aeries of thia city,
Hampton and Norfolk Past Worthy
President II. j. OiIara. of the local
ledge, has been made temporary
president and Mr. George lIcnhoeffcr
secretary.
Another meeting is To he held on
March 4 and at that time it, is eX-
rected that representatives from all
Of the aerics Of the state will be
present; Newport News probably
will bc selected as the first place
of meeting Of the new organization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Miss Matte Henry, Vice President OF
Danvillc Art Club, Danvillc, Va. writes;

Miss Matte Henry, Vice -Presidcnto OF
Danvillc Art Club, Danvillc, Va. writes;
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
ROOSEVELT REVIEWS
PROMISE OF SUPPORT
Jamestown Exposition Officials Have
Encouraging Interview with
The President.
G0MpERs LENDS HELPING HAND
Unqualified Endorsement Of Tercen.
tennal Movement Given by Head of
Organized Labor in America in Let.
ter to Conoress-At Least Thirty
Votes Will Be Affected.
G0MPERS LENDS HELPING HAND
Unqualified Endorsement of rercen.

Duriur an iuinrvinw vcyicrJ,,
with President Harry 81 Goorrc
Tucker and other Officials; of thc
President Kuusnv,lt renewed his ,v.
prCssionS of anuroval for thc ,nrrrn.
tcnnial movement and his desire ,h,,
Congress make = substantial an,rn.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Died at Hosnitat.

MIR Thomas ~ White died ycst"r
day morning AT ;hc st. James hospi, i
after an illness ~ two weeks. III"
deceased had been employed for n
number of years ut the Shipyard !la
was - years sole: and unmarried Tho
body Will be sen. To Portsmouth 90
intcrmcnt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-21
Gompcrs Lends q Hand.

Samuel Gompcrs, president Of the
American Federation of Labor. has
sent 10 Congress Il letter giving I'M
qualified endorsement To the ,laucs.
town exposition and urging that a
liberal appropriation be made. The
letter is expected to have weight. cs-
pccialiy with the thirty members Of
Congress elected by labor votes aud
influence
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
T0TTENVIL.LE:.
END TERNi.

The evening elementary school at
public school No. l, this place. and at
public school No. 4. in Kreischervilles
and all the evening schools of the
greater city VIII close for the present
term Thursday night after a success
full ten weeks session. The term
opened here on October 1 with a
large class and all branches of stem
ography, typewriting. bookkeeping,
mechanical drawing and other stud
les have been taught. The session
will be again resumed on the second
day of January. The date for the
closing of the evening high schools
has not been finally fixed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

aim of each school is to turn ont n
man who shall be above everything
else a fighting man.
There should soo be IN Increase In
the number of iJeu for our coast de-
lenses. These men should he of the
right type and properly trained. ana
there should therefore he al increase
Of pay for certain skilled grades. esp
cia1ly IN the coast artillery. Money
should be appropriated to permit troops
to be massed IN body and exercised in
maneuvers, particularly in marching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
GIRLS, SOCIAL CLUE.

The Girls Social Club held a meet
ing at the home of Miss Bessie Rud-
dick, in Raritan Bay Park, last night.
After the usual transaction of bust
ness a social time was had by all:
The evening was spent in singing.
music and games. At an early hour
they departed for home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
TEACHES GET CHECKS.

The teachers in the public schools
here and throughout the borough re-
ceived their checks yesterday morn
ing, while in the schools of Manhat-
tan, Bronx and Brooklyn they will
have to wait a day or SO to get theirs.
They might possibly get them some
time today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

f. c. Dewitt & Co., of Chicago. at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared,
assure us tina this remarkable diges-
tant and corrective for the stomach
conforms fully TO all provisions OF the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by c.. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

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drives out the cold and stops the
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Free from any opiates. Conforms to
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

"A drop of water hollows a stone.
not by it's power, force, or weight,
but by the frequency of its falling
and this principle underlies all good
advertiser G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

Unconsciously writing a cceed for
the strenuous advertiser of these
days, Shakespeare said. Be stirring
as the time; be fire with fret
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04
oTH TERM OF COURT.

A term of the Richmond County
court opened in the court house IN
Richmond at 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning with Judge Stephen d.
Stephens on the bench.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-04

Sometimes to answer half a dozen
ads. in one trip, with n car fare, is
to do wore than kill two birds with
one stone.'