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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26
RInes a. 4 protoOslor.

Il used to be surprised" said a clerh
In q high class jewelry establishment
when woman whom knew was nm.
married would come in and coolly se.
lect handsome solitaire diamond ring
the sort usually sold for an engage.
ment ring, and then, quite AZ a matter
q course, buy plain gold band OF the
wedding ring variety. 1 couldn't I'm.
derstand It at frst, but now I've
learned that many unmarried women
think two such rings, worn when trav-
cling, for instance. serve about the
same purpose as q chaperon. / had a
case the other day where a mother
came In with her unmarried daughter
"a pretty girl hardly out Of her teens
land bought two such rings. From
their conversation / learned that the
girl was to take the trip to the Pacific
coast unaccompanied, and the mother
evidently thought IL her daughter was
protected by her rings shed not be 10
apt to be criticised for being alone.
Funny idea. but the women seem to
think Il works well."-NeW York sun.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26
IN RANcRoFT Avn MarR.
LEWIS AT n. n CHURCH
tcentlnnea frem pare ID

and new jewel that you may treasure
Ter al time "a your eternal store.
house of memory. not made BY hands
1.-The human mind.
Dr. Bancroft 10 ably analsead each
svening - TIE charming eontraito
and imperaonasog. D. Lillian Lewis.
n q brilliant and versatile repertoire
81 vocal and literary gema MIS-
Lewis b ~ novice il khe art Of plat
form ealestalnmeat. Endowed 81 ma
tare with an artists temperament. 3
sweet votes and = plsasinE personAli-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

eWN htN@ W eNA 49FWt#H 8EBHtF8s
Unter den Linden Is the center spot
Of Berlin aud the hub Of the German
empire. This magnificent boulevard
u los feet 10 width. and under the
shade Of its lime trees the Berliners
have a meeting place which 10 equal
In architectural beauty to any In Eu-
rope. II II lined ON either side with
magnificent hotels, restaurants and
palaces. At the east end OF Inter den
Linden, where It enters upon the Opera
House platz. stands the magnificent
monument Of Frederick the Great,
which Is worthy Of the real founder
Of United Germany. To the right Of
this monument q the palace OF the
Emperor William l.. now occupied by
Prince Heinrich. The north side OF
the Opera platz Is occupied by the
buildings Of the University Of Berlin,
and next to II stands the Royal libra
~, which rivals that at the British
museum both In it, size and the num-
Der Of volumes 1t contains. The OBJ
era house itself IL on the south Of the
platz and is building Of nation Of
music lovers like the Germans.-Areo-
naut
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

The lecturer at the cooking school
sometimes enllvened her remarks with
an anecdoto.
1rha eighteenth century baker" she
said. was a pipe cleaner az well, just
- the barber a little earlier was q
surgeon. Everybody In those days
smoked clay pipes. provided, the same
a. cups or spoons. by the coffee houses.
Well each morning q waiter carried
bis masters stock Of pipes some hun.
dred Perhaps-te the nearest bakery.
The baker would boil them out, then
dip them IN liquid lime, then bake
them dry. They came out Of the oven
a. sweet and white az new."-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

A small boy was one day sent for q
pennyworth Of indigo dye. He stopped
% play marbles ON the way and quite
forgot what he was sent for AS he
was determined to get II. he went into
the chemists shop and said to the a..
sistant:
What have people been dyelng with
lately. pleasor'
"lnnnensa." was the answer.
-Ahl That must be 4, !" said the boy.
Please give me a penn'orth"-London
Illustrated Bits
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26
oFRclAL WnATnRR nRPoRr.

PORTLAND. Ore, April 26-Fore-
cast for northern idaho and eastern
Washingson for "a houEs ending At
i've p. n. tomorrow.
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
The local weather report for the
"a hours ending ut / o'clock .. 10.
today shows 9 maximum temperature
Of So degrees. minimum SO.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

why don't yen come IN occasional.
" between drlnks.s demanded the
vile. land zee the playr.
= dont need to" replied che dubious
husband The bartender b familiar
with the plot. initiates the actors ana
also knows a lot % gossip about their
personal and family affairs. phIladsl.
phiA Bulletin.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

", she has, under the constant gaid-
ance and suggestion Of some Of the
best artists, gradually advanced to
the enviabie position which she holds
today.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

7 eomstimsa think" remarksd ths
-~@N--t 4HAeANaa AAAs tt14 NUITG UF71ll~
NEE should De tha best musician n
the theater orlhestra.s
Re esaally Ia saaa the drummer.-
Chlcaeo TFshuns.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

We Al make hlundefa. thonRht
once ! was = square PED when / sas
really = round ono.s
How do yOa ana oae yoar mis-
z eos into a hOls.@-BOutOa rran.
script.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

This y % certify that have pur.
chased the entire Interest Of 4. n. Al.
kins Il The Mission Candy CO.
A. @. ATKINS.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

4ao Press VITA deem aa a anNaSni
1AweF e. pmar0ms who fafi u Fsce7vn
eaelf pGpeF regularly VIII RepoFt the
same 70 th@ once, ns "a - our 0atw
means OF kn0wfmw how ahs cmrrfara
are 0oing their work,
We viii pay 4 reward nf esG for
@yfaaueM ehae win comwiGe any one az
ste4llng papers after they are delivered
THn PRKss PUBLISHING CO.
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i must have been tough on the peO-
pie OF the stone age when they tried
to turn over q new leaf. = PittsburR
Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

Leave Information at the Pres. or
ice OF phone IN your society nsvn.
personal mention or any Oghr ,..~
Of interest to the publle.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-04-26

Mrs. Baker-George Is going or to
get strong. think be ought to stay a
fortnight but be says no, only half
that time Friend-You're right. Of
course. Seven days only make one
weak Lippincott's.
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cHTx m BRTw.
ToAag's nsws today.

cabs Ell night Phones iSs.
Geo. i. Fitaaimmons. Of Mica Ii ii
the city.
Money 70 loan. See Robt. W. Col
linn. Wiggett block.
p. ahanahan. Of Harrison il in ths
city.
L. Arnold Ia d standpoint hunIneas
visitor n the city.
II. Mcdonald IL ii the city from
sho Little North Fork.
Early Rose seed potatoes for sale
BY the Table supply Co.
Nd NJ Keane, Of Geneases. II Wis
ItcF II the city.
Peter johnson IL i standpoint Wis
lsoF In the city
Early Rose seed potatoes for sale
w me Table Supply Co.
nvan Evans. Of wallace. ID in tho
siy.
Q. y, Meredith u wallace visitor
4 ne city.
Early Rona seed potatoes FOR sale
Ny lho Table sapply O..
" i 0aussr q Mace. Il in tho
CIV.
The Panhandle Abstract Co.. n
equipped Tor quick and reliable SER
vlcei hAa all records IN 10 once.
sheriff bailey left today Tor santa
81 business n connection with his
once
James Monaghan. and daughter. Of
ep0ksne. are guests II the home 81
ARA. Teresa Graham.
Cal SOS and ne MeFchanss' Trans
feg 60. wagon viii " AZ your door
immedlately.
N Taylor. d Spokane. spent sun
day a. Che home of I, A. Weeks 1t
Ualton Gardens.
coaee cake and boston brown
Bread at tha Home Bakery Mondays.
Wednesdays and saturdays
nooster Reservation copies u the
Evening Press wrapped ana stamped
tor i've cents each a the once. IN.
wrapped copies tree.
me foundation for the John Bol-
ton building. located next to the
Nixon block. 4 now almost eomplss-
Ladies' Catholic Club viii hold
card party at their haIl Tuesday.
April a.. All are invited. Rogroah-
ments viii be served,
Place your orders nov for your
aa-lnch ar and tamAKaek wood. The
Occur d'Alone Lumber CO. No. SO.
both phones.
h. nontin. of Minneapolis, Ailnne-
sofa. has accepted 4 position IA the
Noraaist store. He viii have charge
e ne gents furnishing department.
IhoroUsAly dry ls ineh ar ana
lanaEaek slab weed delivered. Tor
ease cheap. Blackwell Lnmh0r com
pany. hall phone a.. InteEatatea.
Rooster Reservation copies Of the
Evenihg Press wrapped and stamped
loF aye cents each AZ the once. Un-
wrapped copies free.
sixteen incA tamaraok ana ar
wooa. Prompt deliveries. cooar d.
Alone Lumber CO. No. 90. both
phoass.
coanty Commissioners Q. u. Tries
iaft yesterday Tor u. Anthony with
Robert Hillis. and Joe Swan. who
have been committed % the reform
aeAeol q thal place.
re game Of bali played yesterday
afleFnoon Netween the paltan Garden
and Hayden teams resulted ID : vles.
err for sAe latter By = score - II
= s.
-. rriteAArd and ]. '. Yearoat
bare commenced an action 10 tha
1slrsal eenrt for the foreelosare Of 4
lsun ~ property belonging 10 w. p.
fonnAn and the stack -0lhhs I.amheF
mpeny. ne amoant Is SIS.
r. meconvllle has recelved : pas.
at fss Is apple picker Which NJ has
lnventet me psactieahllity % the
lnslfameat has been established. and
- uoon e the arrangements can he
anas ~. heconvtlis will blaes & On /
- maEksi.
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We are prepared to furnish up-to-
cate calling cards: an styles and
.l1sa Let Us SHOW ron samples
Pres. PublisAins c..
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

ROOMS TO LKT-Two, nicely fuFnihhed. n
ana ~ per month. e6i N Fourth 81. %
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WANTkD.-To exchange ladies or gents watch
ior wheel Inquire =. b. Press once.
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WANTkD.--To exchange Real Estate for EmaIl
knsine and Boiler. P, Press once. n
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-16
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
FAMILY is IN
DIRE STRAITS
Johnson, With Wife and Baby,
Found in House With
out Furniture.
MAY PUT CHILD IN HOME

Overseer of the Poor Cornelius
Lyons on being notified yesterday Of
the destitute circumstances of Mr.
and Mrs. William Johnson and their
child, gave them aid in the way Of
clothing and food
The police were notified Sunday
night that a man and a woman had
been living for the past two nights
in an unoecupied house In the rear
of DR.. w. E. Ramsays residence
Detective Huff went there to inves-
tigate and found that. the people
were Mr.. and Mrs johnson.
There was no table, chair or bed
in the place and the husband and
wife, with their fourteen months old
daughter, were sleeping on straw.
The police notified Mr.. Lyons and he
went to see them. They refused to
go to the aims house as the man,
who is known as Babe" Johnson,
expected a job yesterday which would
net him IS and with that he said he
intended to hire furnished room.
Kindly neighbors have donated
food to the destitute people. The
attention of Judge Lyon has been
called to the matter and the child
nay be put in a home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
State Board for Equalization
Of Taxes Decides Highland
Park Can Collect.
BRUNSWICK SUPPLIES
BOROUGH WITH WATER
Pipe Owned by New Bruns-
wick in Highland Park
Not for Public Use.

Trenton, May 95;-The State Board
for the Equalization Of Taxes today an
nounced a decision sustaining an assess
ment Of $4,000 made by the borough Of
Highland park, Middlesex county,
against the water pipe, hydrants and
other water supply fixtures belonging
to the city Of New Brunswick, but con
structed by the latter city to enable 1t
to supply Highland Park with water.
The Middlesex county tax board sus-
tanned the assessment and New Bruins
wick appealed to the state board.
The city claimed that the property
assessed is used for public purposes and
is therefore exempt from taxation. It's
contention was that supplying water to
Highland Park and its inhabitants con-
stituted the use Of the property for pub
lie purposes. The state board decides
that the property is not used for public
purpose and therefore the assessment
must be sustained and the taxes paid.
The opinion filed today points out
that the tax law of 1908 provides that
property of taxing districts shall not be
exempt from taxation except when used
for public purpose The decision is
based upon a decision of the supreme
court Of Vermont that the part of a
village electric light plant used to sup
ply electric light to another village was
not property devoted to public use and
therefore was not exempt from taxa
tion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
POLICE RADED
CLUB OF BOYS
Headquarters Of the Troublesome Gang in Northwestey
Section of City Located by the Detectives and Twelve
of TIE Youngsters Are Taken into Custody

Twelve boys, the members OF a
club known as The Starlines," with
quarters in an old barn near Kenne-
dale Park and back of the Alpine
cemetery, were arraigned before Re
corder Pickersgill last night on
charges of petty larceny and house
breaking.
The boys gave their names and
ages as follows: Mike Nelson, fifteen
years old; Andrew Mazurek, twelve
years old; George Kudrick. thirteen
years old; John Shanko, eleven years
old; Bennie Anderson, thirteen years
old; Joseph Talnagi, sixteen years
old; Joseph Burgosuse, fourteen
years old; Thomas Mikolaycizk, elev-
en- years old; Albert Mazurek, six
teen years old; Mike Kushnir, twelve
years old; Allan Berkowitz, fourteen
years old; and Abraham Berkowitz,
thirteen years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25

TO TAKE OFFER
Union Decides That Proposal
of Bosses Is Satisfactory
Despite Objections.
NOT TO TAKE EFFECT YET

The offer of the master carpenters to
increase the wages of the iourneymen
was practically accepted at a regular
meeting of the Carpenters & Joiners
Union last night. A copy Of the agree
ment will be shown the bosses and a
few trivial changes will he suggested,
which it is believed, the contractors will
not object to. The union will send a
communication to the bosses, probably
today, notifying the latter of their ac-
tion last night.
The journeymen asked for a thirty
two-ccnt increase a day, but last night
consented to receiving twenty-four cents
more day than they are receiving now.
They are getting forty-two cents an
hour and, with their increase, win re-
ceive forty-fve cents. The bosses re-
fuse to grant half holiday on Saturday
afternoon and the majority of journey
men seem just as well satisfied.
The agreement is not to take effect
before January / next and is to con-
tinue in force for two years The fact
that the new schedule was put off SO
long caused quite debate among the
journeymen. After long discussion
the union finally conceded that il would
be nothing but right to give the bosses
an opportunity to dispose Of the work
now on hand, because of the low price
at which 1t had been taken. The con
tractors had not calculated upon the in.
crease in labor when they figured on
their present work.
Nominees for Business Agent.
The union last night nominated Ad-
olph Koyen and Hans Iversen for the
Office of business agent, now held by the
former The election will be held June
2l, at a special meeting for that pur.
pose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
LICENSE TRANSFERS
CANNOT BE RENEWED

Trenton, May 25:-An important
opinion relative to the excise situation
in the second class cities Of this state
has been fled in the supreme court by
Justice Bergen. It sets aside the retail
liquor Heapse granted by the excise
board Of Eliza beth 4 seph Brazaikaa.
Of this city. John n Kidd, ana others.
of Elizabeth, Instituted the action on =
writ Of certiorari to review the granting
of the license.
In the syllabus Of the opinion it is set
out that the right to a renewal Of all
ecnse to sell Intoxicating liquors in cit
les of the second class upon the petition
of an applicant without the recommen-
dation Of freeholders is confined to the
person to whom the license was origin
ally granted and transfer of such IL
cense for an unexpired term is not en-
titled to such renewal. In this case 1t
is an application for new license and
the applicant must furnish the certif-
icate of the required number Of free
holders
The opinion declares that the excise
board exceeded its power in undertake
ing to renew this license, and therefore,
the proceedings approving such transfeR
are set aside with costs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25

STORY ABOUT
The SHOOTING
Says That His Wife Shot
John Connolly While He
Quarreled.
He TOLD HER TO RUN
AND SHE FORCED HIM
Came To Him With the Re-
voIver and Asked Him
to Take 1t.
speoiaI 70 ths EYENINa NEws.

SPSOiAt 80 tH0 n v GA4NG I'VE W q.
New Brunswick, May 25:-Ganarino
Safsrdino, who is ON trial here accused
of the murder Of John Connolly at
Chrome, went on the stand in his own
behalf this morning. He accused his
wife of doing the shooting. She sat
in court with her child and heard his
story. Prosecutor Booraem wanted her
excluded from the room during her hus-
bands testimony, but the judge over
ruled him.
Safardino said that Connolly had as
saulted his wife and he was arguing
with him about it when shot was heard
and Connolly fell He said that i'm
mediately afterward his wife came to
him with revolver in her hand and
said she had shot Connolly. She want
ed Safardino to take the weapon, but he
refused saying that then he would be
accused. He said his wife told him that
Connolly had been troubling her for a
month or more and she wanted him
(Safardino) to keep still about it,
Witnesses said he told his wife to
run away but she refused. She told
him to run arguing that she was wom-
an and would not be accused.
1t is expected that Mrs. Safardino
will be called to testify and that she
will admit the shooting.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Bridget
Hilton was witness She testified to
safardino and Connolly being at her
home.
Fred Antonio, ef Perth Amboy, was
a witness for the state. He told Of be-
ing at the jail and of being asked by
Safardino to see several Italians and
tell them to testify that his wife did
the shooting.
It is expected that the case viii be
finished tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
PAINTS RESIST FIRE
FOR SEVERAL MINUTES

The test held by the Gibraltar Paint
Company at New Brunswick avenue and
Fayette street last night was success.
Representatives of the concern demon
strated the fre-resisting qualities OF
their paint by setting fire to miniature
house and two wooden columns, painted
with two coats
Hundreds Of people witnessed the
demonstration. The noise of the cresga.
prevented r. A. Gould, manager o., fhe
New York headquarters Of the om-
pany, from saying as much as hesr@uld
have liked to He told brio an of
demonstrations the concern was conouct-
ing throughout this part Of the country.
r. s. Runyon, representative Of the
concern in this state, spoke briefly.
At S;l5 o clock the excelsior and
wooden sticks on top Of the small house
were set afre.
1t was fully fifteen minutes be-
fore the paint started to blister and
give way to the flames and the wood be-
gan to burn. The fire was then extin-
guished
Two wooden columns of Il -inch pine
were stuffed with excelsior and allowed
to burn. The fire burned brislly up
through them and also on the outside.
1T was about twenty minutes before the
woodwork became ignited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
GRAND MASTER
WORKMAN HERE
Perth Amboy Lodge, A. 0. U.
W., Entertains Mr.. PastO-
RUS and Visitors.
NOTABLE MEETING

Grand Master Workman Pastorious
and Grand Guide McWood, of Newark,
were given a reception on an official
visit to Perth Amboy Lodge No. 70,
Ancient Order Of United Workmen, at
a meeting in Foresters' hall last night.
Besides the members there were
delegations from Raritan Lodge No. 6,
of New Brunswick, South Amboy
Lodge No n, Of South Amboy; Newark
Lodge No. 81, Of Newark; and Railway
Lodge No. 20, of Railway.
Master Workman R. w. Grace pre-
sided and received the grand master
and the many visitors. One candidate
was initiated and several applications
for membership were received.
A social time followed the meeting.
Addresses were made by Grand Master
Pastorious, Grand Guide McWood, Mas
ter Workman Grace and several of the
visiting master workmen. Refreshments
were served and cigars were passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
DIDN'T WANT WIFE'S
FOLKS IN THE HOUSE

Harry Durrua. twenty-three years
old, of 1875 Brighton avenue, was
given a hearing before Recorder
Pickersgill this morning on charges
preferred by his wife, who said that
he had tried to hit and kick her, and
had used bad language, Sunday The
prisoner said he had not hit his wife
and that both we're to blame in re-
gard to the language The couple
patched up their differences in the
sergeants' room and the case was
dismissed.
Durrua, it seems, does not want
his wife's relatives In his house and
Mrs Durrua questioned the recorder
about it, The judge told her that
that was his privilege Mrs. Durrua
said that she wanted it known that
her parents were respectable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
spsesal to me EVENING NEWS.

gpecsaI to fhe EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville, May 25:-Robert Parry,
Beventy-eight years old, Of 214 Main
street, Tottenville, who, with his wife,
Cynthia Parry, was poisoned while eat
ing mullins Sunday, died yesterday af-
ternoon, after suffering untold agony.
John. r. Rowlands, son Of Mrs. Parry,
arrived home yesterday afternoon at 4
o clock from Gettysburg, having left
that place at O'Clock yesterday on a
special train carrying delegation of
Masons to the commandery convention
at Philadelphia. Mr.. Rowlands changed
cars at Philadelphia and came to New
York by regular train. He is prostrat-
ed with grief.
When seen at his home last night Mr..
Rowlands said that, without doubt, his
mother and stepfather had been poison
ed by arsenic, as Mr.. Parry had pro-
cured some Of the poison recently to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-25
KATZENBACH JOINS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Trenton, May 25;-As the result Of
a sermon preached by Rev. Hugh B.
MacCauley, pastor Of the Fourth Presby-
terian church, this city, when Frank 8.
gubernatorial candidate for governor,
all Of the Katzenbach family have left
that church. The parents of the defeated
candidate are now worshipping with the
Second Presbyterian congregation, and
Frank s. and his brother, Edward L.,
were yesterday confirmed by Bishop
Scarborough at Trinity P. Z. church.
Mr.. Katzenbach was for years super
intendent of the Fourth church Sunday
school, and all Of his people were active
in Presbyterian circles.