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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-29
DEMOCRATIC RANoTrET.

Denver, March 20.-(Special)-
Three hundred prominent Colorado
Democrats attended the big reception
and banquet last night at the Albany.
II was one of the greatest political
gatherings of its kind ever held in
the state.
Senators Patterson and Teller were
given great ovations by the hundreds
of guests.
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THE LUNAcY HEARING

New York. March 20.-(SpeciaD
This being Good Friday no session
of the Traw lunaCv commission is be-
ing held today. II will be resumed
tomorrow morning The hearings are
held in strict privacy at the request of
the prisoner. The attorneys for the
defense express the beltef that Thaw
will he found mentally sound.
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AN ACT OF SHAME.

Denver, March 20.-(SpeciaD-
The Senate yesterday afternoon pass
ed the measu g providing for the pay
ment of the infamous 100000 war
debt, as +, suit the state of Colo
RADIO stands 10 lose Mt least $500, 900
as the warrant holders agreed to set
tie for 5000, 900 two years ago. The
Democrats voted solidlv against the
measure but no Republican senators
made the least objection.
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A Record Worth While.


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policy of absolute business methods pos
sbe inauguraed by the kept
that the of
that they should not be wasteul
The council which will Democratic be
Heve made as fair record
.
: point % the factt LAST YEAR OVER So 900
THIS YEAR A
A GRADE FOR PROPERTY
:
: A STREET OUTLINED .
: INAUGURATED
A GRADER A NUMBER .
: .
: CONCRETE CROSSINGS, .
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. MUNICIPAL WATER .
u CHARGES OPERATION A .
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CITY. WORKING THE STREETS AND PARKS
WAYS EARNING THEIR .
SERVING THEIR SENTENCES.
A ADMINISTRATION .
HAVE SINCE
BEGINNING THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION AND
BELOW
ALMOST A BALANCE SHEET WILL BE TURN
NEXT COUNCIL, BY THE PRESENT COUNCIL
THE PAST HALF DOZEN YEARS.
a small enumeration of the manner in which
conduct the citys
will the rigid
ask the council which believe
they will that the of the
battle Of ballots
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WILL ASK NO QUESTIONS

Dover, Delaware. March ID
fSnecinD-Dr. Marvin in an effort to
sccure his kidnapped son last night
offered $4,000 In gold for his re-
turn and guaranteed no prosecution
of the kidnappers If they return the
little one themselves.
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EoR GoYERNoR,s HOME.

Denver, March O.-(Special) -
Hoping that the senate may Kill the
measure later the house yesterday af-
tcrnoon passed the bill apropriating
$40, 900 for an executive mansion.
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SLIP AT BUCHTEL

Denver, March 20.-(Specia) -
Governor Buchtel was given another
slap in the face yesterday afternoon
when the house defeated one of his
pet bills, the wilder educational bill
which had been passed by the house.
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WINTER STILL HERE.

Cripple Creek, March 29.-(Spec-
iaD-This city is in the grasp of a
regular winter storm although spring
weather prevailed for several weeks.
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HELD FOR MURDER.

Las Animas, March o0.-(SpcciaD
Frank Butts, who while crazed
with drink killed j. II. Heddes. was
held To the district court today with
out bail.
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pTONJlINE pOIsONING.

Pueblo. March 2O.-(SpeciaD-
Mrs. j. j. ODonnell is dying from
Ptomaine poisoning as a result of
eating canned crabs.
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ture has risen.
Fruit Growers Investigate.

Frmt GrOWers Investigate.
1t viii be impossible to tell for "a
hours yet just how much damage
has been done A great portion of
the buds on the trees can be killed
and yet no damage done owing to
the necessity Of greatly thinning the
fruit each spring.
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Five per cent discount for cash at
the Enterprise Grocery.
Walk over, $3.50 shoes-Loefflers-
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Bottled Easter
Blossoms

br line Of Easter Per-
hines includes the most
(Iquisit odors that the
kerld's best perfumers
|aTe been able TO devise.
are combinations
fihe rarest blossoms of
|ll tlimes. These goods
Fshave in bulk, and in
variety of fancy
|athages suitable for
(asler tokens. A Gift of
|srfume is especially ap-
|repriate for Easter, and
be opportunity of chOOs-
hs from a stock like ours
hsuld not be overlooked
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q The erection of the splendid Y. NJ.
c. A. BUILDING, with the construc-
tion of the big ELKS TEMPLE, will
be two future events of MARKED
IMPORTANCE to the future of the
city.
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been hardly a cessation of the work
and it can be said that from two o.
clock till seven O'Clock the smudging
kept up.
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@y on the face of conditions that has be ha
ID will be saved So that anticipate splendid of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
BOARD FROWNS
ON new SITE.

President Victor Main, Commits
sioners Reynolds, Quick, St. John
and Hanson, together with Inspector
Cortlandt e. Brewster, visited the
proposed site. for M. Vogel's slaugh-
ter house near Maurer.
After a general inspection of the
grounds. which form part of the
Benton tract, the board deemed the
place unfit for the location of a
slaughter house, owing to poor water
facilities. There is no running water,
and refuse would have to drain into
still water pond and then into
Woodbridge creek, which, they say.
would be menace to health for Maui
rer and the surrounding district.
The board will not grant permit
unless possibly they should allow
him to remain there until complaint
is made. That would be rather un-
favorable for the proprietor, as he
might only remain short time.
Mr.. Vogel is undecided as vet what
steps to take and meanwhile he is
looking for new site, as less than a
month remains of the time granted bv
the board in which to vacate the Di-
vision street location.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
STABBED Man
WHO TOOK HIS
GIRL WALKING
Steve BrazO Met the Couple at
State and Center Streets
and Scene Followed.
WOUND is NOT SERIOUS.


Enraged at seeing his sweetheart
with another man Steve Brazo, la
borer, of 16 Stockton street, created
scene on State street about 4:3O
o'clock yesterday morning. Before
the affray had been ended the girl
was knocked down and roughly hand
led. and John Big, of New Brunswick,
who had been her escort, was stabbed
In the shoulder. Brazo was later.ar-
rested and, in default of $500 BAIL,
was taken to New Brunswick to await
the action of the grand jury.
Brazo, who was with male compan-
ion, came face to face with his best girl
who was promenading with Big. There
was look of recognition and then the
trouble began.
At that time Patrolman whitworth
was at Smith and State streets. He
was notified of the quarrel and was told
that the man who inflicted the wound.
and companion, had gone down Jeffer-
son street and were going up High
street The patrolman hurried down
Smith street and saw the fellows cross
Smith street at High. He ran up King
street to Market, and up Market to the
park, where he met the two men. One
Of them started to run. Whitworths con-
cluded that he was the guilty party and
ran after him, catching him in front of
capped.
Big's wound is not considered serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
men HELD IN
ELIZABETH
IDEN|T IFIED
Detective HUFF Brought One Of
Them To This City Today
0lhefArfaigned There.
FOR JEwELaY STORE ROBBERY.


Detective John A. Huff went to Eliza
beth Wednesday afternoon and identi-
fed of the men held by the Eliza
beth police. Two men, as was told in
Wednesdays NEWS, were held at
Elizabeth under suspicion of robbing
Isaac Berkow's jewelry store in this
city last week. ag {-
On the night of the robbery PATROL
man Hansen saw three men acting sus-
piciously near the Pennsylvania station.
and Identified them as three men from
told the Elizabeth police Of the case
and asked them to look out for the men.
Tuesday two of them were caught in
Elizabeth They are William Wfsilou-
SKY and William ChristIey, both of
Elizabeth. Some of the jeweirv stolen
from Berkow's store was found in their
possession. 80
Detective Huff went to Elizabeth
again this morning. to get Wisilousky
Christley cannot be brought to this city
as he has to appear before the Court of
Sessions in Elizabeth Wednesday. The
third man of the party has not been
found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
Death Of Young julius Holm Sad Fea-
ture---B Booming IN Celebration
ofuoliday Lasted 80 Hours.
YACHT CLUB REGATTA SUCCESS.


The hundred
Day envron the
c and holiday fthe observance
particularly accident
Julius Holm John p
broth
vet proven fruitess
The supplied the
the explosives in the noisy
without cessation from o'clock Wednesday
night
index to the country
boy hotbed Of glorious patriotism. 'ss@{aS&
held by RarnYacht
feature the the water while boating
bathing nshg Outings Fors
and attracted large numbers
The climax celebrating setting OF
two strings of SO 200
night by several Chinese residents PEOPLE
witnessed the
had sounded Of the
their appreciation of
China
things the The pistol nuisance little
day. great improvement being noticeable the
Of police But
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
Men CUT in
THREE FIGHTS
WITHIN HOUR
One Victim Sustained Loss Of
Blood Which Game Near
Resulting Fatally.
ONE AssAlLAaT IS UNKNOWN.

Three stabbing affrays occurred in
this city, yesterday afternoon each
following the other within an hcslr's
time, one of them being nearly fasal.
The first and most serious of the
three occurred at o'clock yesterday
afternoon on Smith street. John Hal
open, of N473 Smith street, received
two deep cuts across the wrist with a
knife, he says, In the hands of Louis
Onos, of Eagleswood. Before medi-
cal aid had reached the injured man
he was nearly dead from loss of
blood. He suffered for time after
ward from severe hemorrhages. A
number of veins and an artery in his
wrist were severed. He was remov-
ed to his home after he had been at
tended by DR.. G.. w. Tyrre1l. A quar-
rel of unknown origin started the
fight leading to the stabbing.
The second fight in which knife
was used occurred about an hour af-
terward when John Nodg, of 261 Mel
son street, New Brunswick, was stab
bed in the left shoulder by his cousin,
Steve Nodg, of this city. The stab
btng took place on upper Fayette
street. The injury is not serious.
The third brawl took place at
o'clock on upper Smith street, when
John Martzie, who says that he lives
in large stone house in Eagleswood,
was stabbed about the head. He re-
ceived numerous cuts and suffered
considerably from loss of blood. He
was removed to his home and was at
tended by DR.. G. w. Tyrrell. His as
sailants is as yet unknown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
'SMELTER TRUST is
TO BE INVESTIGATED
BY The GOVERNMENT
Cuggenheim Interests in Alaska
Brought Out Before The Public.

y The American Smelling and Refin-
ing Company and the Glggenheim
interests have been figuring promi-
'nently in the news Of the day re-
Gently. The fact that the government
is going to investigate the so-called
smelter trust, of which the Guggen-
helms are at the head, and that the
news of this leaked" from some Of
fetal source SO that the Guggenheims
could unload considerable stock to
their advantage, has created a sensa-
ton in financial circles and may.
cause an official investigation at
Washington. The operations of the
Guggenheims in the Alaska gold fields
is also a prominent feature and is the
cause of railroad war there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
LOCAL CUSTOM
HOUSE REPORT
FOR The YEAR
Figures Show But lifile Change
Over The Report Of
Last Yeaf.
THE FEATURE

The annual report of teh local Gus
tom house for the year ending June
80, 1907, has just been suDnitted
The figures contained therein are
very similar to those of the previous
year.
The figures in the report are as fol-
lows:
Vessels entered from foreign ports,
As; vessels cleared for foreign ports,
ST; vessels entered from domestic ports,
120; vessels cleared for domestic ports
10; entries of merchandise for duty, 35 !:
entries Of merchandise free of duty, 45;
entries for warehouse. ~; entries for
rewarehouse, IL; entries from ware
house for consumption, 10: entries from
warehouse for eXportation- sos; total
number of entries of merchandise, 7S3,
entries for consumption liquidated. 81
entries for warehouse liquidated, 50:
certihcates of registry granted 6; GER
tincates OF enrolment granted, 1l2;
licenses for coasting trade granted 213 !:
Licenses to vessels under 20 tons grant
ed, I3, licenses to yachts granted. B.:
total number of documents to vessels
issued, 507.
The value of exports was as follows:
Domestic $134,S07; foreign. s1,107,229.
n,,.,F Receipts from aIl Sources.
tax. $l,724.79; navigation fines, 100000; ;
fines, penalties, and forfeitures custom
fines, $S1. %, miscellaneous customs re-
ceipts night semee inspection. S1.170.00; ;
storage, labor and carriage, storekeep-
ers salary. $1.460.00; official fees, navi-
cation fees. $756.12; total. $91, LIPS. .26; ;
amount of refunds and drawbacks paid.
$32,315.76. A
Expresses of Collection.
Commissions allowed and paid to coll
lector, maximum, S2.T50.00; salaries of
collectors, deputies. clerks, inspectors.
weighers, etc. s3.4S000; expenses con-
tingent trauling, $3.50: rents, tele-
phone, $4,000; miscellaneous expenses,
collector storage compensation. ST.
$4,000. Total expenses for the year.
IS, 1876. 60.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
EXCISE BOARD
Get TOGETHER

President ]. H. Mulchahey, of the
excise board, together with Clerk q.
M. MacWilliam met in city hall last
night and adjourned the meeting OF
that board until tonight. Several
matters will be brought up at this
meeting.
The remonstrance against keep
ing saloon at 1874 Smith street,
where j. ]. Garland Is endeavoring to
secure license, signed by number
Eof Smith street storekeepers, will
probably be presented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05

the north channel. Young Holm
with Major only a few feet from him
walked little too far and stepped in
to the channel t
At that moment Major was watch
ing the people on the shore and had
his back turned to Holm. When he
turned around Holm was struggling
in the water within ten feet Of him
and within fifteen feet of the boat.
Major called out: Are you fooling,
.Julius?" There was no reply and the
young mans head disappeared be-
meath the surface. His hands appear
ed three times in quick succession.
but his head never rose to the top.
Major says that Julius did not ut
ter a word while drowning. He was
only about half as large as Holm and
shouted for help. Lester Deitche and
C. Carlson were in a launch only a
few yards away, but by the time they
reached the spot Holm had disap-
peared for the last time.
3 Several young men dived for the
body, but failed to recover it, Crap
pling irons were used all yesterday
afternoon, but without success. The
tide at the place of the drowning runs
very swiftly and the body may be far
from where it went down.
julius Holm was nearly seventeen
years old and would have been a
sophomore at the high school next
year.
/. Mrs. Holm received the sad news
from her younger son, Holger. Miss
Anna Holm was brought to this city
before being informed of the fatality.
Yacht Club Regatta.
With fair weather and wind. the
Raritan Yacht Club held regatta in
which much interest was exhibited
Many guests were present to witness
the races in the afternoon and to at
tend the dance at night.
TIE races were an hour late in be.
ginning. At Q O'clock, when the sail
boats were scheduled to start, there
was almost dead calm. Ats O'Clock
they got off. The Tempest, owned by
II VIII dAU u uIluo way - aOA RdlA " S1y
took the lead and held it to the end
when it crossed the line three min.
utes and thirteen seconds ahead Of
the Just Woke Up, owned by House.
man, of Railway. AS the Tempest
gave the Just Woke Up time allow.
ance Of three minutes, it won the race
by the narrow margin of thirteen sec.
'onds. The other boats did not fifi
ish. The sailboat course was twice te
the monument and back, with the
lighthouse to port.
Nicolas Toft's Zilphy II and Andro
vette's Damit were the only boats en-
tered IN the power boat speed race
The Damit made good time and nm
1shed seven minutes ahead Of. Toft'.
boat. q. !. y 3 n 5
& q. carlsdn's zilphy capthred iii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
W00DMEN AT
BIG MEETING.

An Important session of Perth Amboy
Camp No. 19, Woodmen of the World,
was held in their lodge ROOMS Wednes-
day night. Two candidates were initi-
ated and. seven new applications were
received. State Manager r. o. Thomp-
son, or Metuchen. and District Deputy
Jorgen MartlnuSer We're present and
assisted in comforting the degree on the
candidates. Action was taken in regard
TO having the balance of the lparaphar-
be used on the new candidates to be
initiated that night. "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
MRS. N. A. EDGAR
CALLED BY DEATH.

Mrs. Frances E. Edgar. wife of Milton
A. Edgar, of 81 Kearny avenue. died at
her home yesterday after lingering
Illness. She was abous sixty-one years
old ind was born in this city at the
corneG of Rector and Smith streets She
has resided here all her. life. She was
the daughtersOf William Thomas, for
mer recorder of this city, and her
mother was Miss Phoebe Moore, also
oI this city. She is survived by her
husband and daughter, Mrs. Eva w.
Burnett. The funeral will be held from
ner late residence 81 >oclock tomorrow
afternoon. Rev. William Powell Hill,
pastor OF the First Baptist church, will
v1te9 to attend. The interment will be
private at the convenaspee OF the
faafily. -. = =. \. z a
Patronlze auysrttSer1s>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05

A cloud of gloom was cast over the
celebration in this city yesterday
when it was learned that Julius Holm,
the Oldest. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. P.
Holm, OF the Westminster, had been
drowned at Sea Breeze while bathing.
Yesterday morning Tommy Major
and Teddy Campbell went to the
Westminster by previous agreement
and met Julius and Holger Holm.
From there they went for an outing
which had been previously planned.
They took lunch prepared by Mrs.
Holm. Hiring rowboat at Walters
placesat the foot of Market street the
four boys, of whom julius Holm was
the largest, started out after paying
for the hire of the boat. Mr.. Holm
having given his son a dollar before
leaving home. The lads rowed around
the lighthouse and ate their lunch in
the boat After some time they stop
ped at Sea Breeze, near the. point Of
Staten Island, where party Of young
people from this city, including Miss
Anna Holm, sister of the unfortu-
nate boy, were spending the day..
About 11:30 o'clock julius Holm
and young Major dOnned bathing
suits and went into the water, while
Teddy Campbell and Holger Holm
padded around In the boat a few
yards from shore. Julius did not
know how to swim and several of the
young men warned him to be careful,
as there is a treacherous spot near the
point where the sandy beach extends
out for several feet and is interrupted
by the almost perpendicular edge Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05
To Investigate the Trust.

Department of justice officials were
much disturbed and irritated when it
became known that heavy holders of
the stock in the smelter trust, through
knowledge that an investigation of
this combination was in progress, had
unioaded large blocks of stock at high
prices.
The fact developed Wednesday that
when President Roosevelt ordered a
secret investigation of the smelter
trust, the common stock of the Amer
ican Smelling and Refining Company
sold for 100 In the New York Stock
Exchange. The Guggenheims and
their close associates held large
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05

Lost-Buneh of keys on way from
Front street to High street and Buck
ingham avenue. Finder please return
to Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co.
9S66-7-5-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05

4a

Special to the EVEN
NEW BRUNSW
Both trolley ordina
on final reading by Il
slGers this mornin
as greeted with hea
chree cheers for the (
proposed by Albert
Amboy, and they werl
will.
The meeting was call
ter IL o'clock this MOI
trolley matter was the
en- up. The ordinanq
franchise on a part d
bridge had only to b
reading, while the ordin4n
right of way on the county
the south shore leading to i bf1
had to be passed on second u
readings. This was done in ~ ~
cession and without hitc]
Edmund Wilson, attorI for q
Central Jersey Traction G any. I
a short speech compliment hef ffeG
holders for the tight bargd hey ~
driven in behalf of the tai |er9. n
thanked the county officia y thet
fair treatment.
Director Pownall was al TO ~
a few words but he plead Int II
board had so much busine ~ h&1l
that the time could not bel Ken. r.
said, however, that the Dh0ld6l
had acted in the best interi = 03 ~
taxpayersS and the board n uilltnt
to leave it to the people to N1ge.
The franchise granted 1res III
Jersey Central Traction Company ~
privilege of laying tracks on the dray
and spans on the Amboy bridge
building it's own trestle beside th
present county structure. In returI
for this the company will light Ii,
whole of the bridge and furnish now
er to turn the draw.
The franchise is limited and Il no
exclusive.
Vice President Brown, of the trAo
tion company, said, after the fran.
nhise had been granted, that cars
would be running to Perth Anboy by
January 1. He said that the ties and
rails were all ready and that the pill
ing for the trestle had been ordered
from Georgia. 1t would take thirty
DR. forty days to get them here and
hen about two months to get them II
place. The contractors who are nov
At work on the county bridge are 60
ing to drive these piling 30 as to hur'
~ matters.
Most of the business men Of thil
,ity seemed to feel so we'll satislled
hat the freeholders would pass the
-rolley ordinance at the meetine a
New Brunswick today Without furthez
ielay that only ! few went from hof6
his morning to attend the haaflne 4
he county seat. Tho ~
at.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-07-05

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-11
SONG OF THE WINDS.

The winds-they come like hounds
of the night,
And they will not let me be;
Whirling the leaves in their wayward
flight,
Sweeping the hill and lea.
What OF their song when the branch
es sway,
Ere the night shades lift to the dusk
OF day,
A ship is lost and heart in vain
Waits and hopes at the window pane,
There by a cold, gray sea.
The winds-those trailing dogs of the
the night,
Hark. hark to their whispering!
They moan of a soul that has taken
flight,
And never a hope they bring.
The lights Of the night gleam cold,
as cold,
Over the hills and the upland world
And yonder a night bird, lonely.
grieves
For you out there meath the sod and
leaves
And thus do the night winds sing,
Will F. Griffin in Milwaukee Senti-
mel.