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The morning call., 1891-01-19
Land Loan Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Representative
Featherst0ne of Arkansas, the progenitor OF
Land Loan Bill, which fairly rivals Sen
ator Stanford's production, when asked by
California Associated Press representative
what was the condition of this bill said {:
I" have no idea what the Committee on
Agriculture will do with the bill, but krow
that the people of the country want It, l
see that Senator Stanford's bill has caused Il
great deal of talk. Now, his bill is nearly
the same as my own. The Senator evidently
obtained the meat Of his bill from the one
introduced in the House. About six days
after my bill was presented the Senator in
troduced his Land Loan Bill. l don't care
to say any more OH the subject. Perhaps 1t
was coincidence"
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A MURDEREn's CONFESSION.
The Wife of the Victim Implicated in the
Assassination,

assassination
LINCOLN (Nebr) Jan. 18.-There have
been three arrests the past twenty-four
hours in connection with the murder of
John Sheedy. Monday, Mcfarland, a col
ored barber, was first suspected, and he
to-day made a confession acknowledging
the killing and duplicating the wife of the
murdered man and her supposed lover. All
are in Jail. Mcfarland declares that Mrs.
Sheedy agreed to pay him $4,000 10 make
away with her husband. Developments of
a sensational nature are expected. Mr..
Sheedy was an old resident and quite
wealthy.
Mrs. Sheedy left her former husband, a
poor carpenter, to marry Sheedy, who was
old enough to be her father. Recently she
became infatuated with one Harry Wal
strom. and Mcfarland asserts that she en-
ploy ed him to rid her of her husband. He
also says that Mrs. Sheedy poisoned her
husband the day after he struck him down
with loaded cane, so as TO make sure of
his death. Sheedy was brother 10 Dennis
Sheedy. President OF the Colorado National
Bank OF Denver, and cousin TO Pat Sheedy,
the noted Chicago sporting man.
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BLOOD FOR BLOOD.

James Eubanks, the Murderer of His Daughter,
to Die To-Day.
SAN JOSE, Jan. 1S.-All the arrangements
are made for the execution of James Eu-
banks tomorrow. To-day at least 2OO0 men,
women and children filed through the jail
yard to see the gallnws. Eubanks killed his
daughter, Ada, in Los Gatos, December 81,
1889. He believes that he is going straight
to heaven.
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THE SUGAR BOUNTY.
Estimated Expense of Carrying Out the Pro-
vision of the Law

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. - Commissioner
Mason in a communication to Congress es-
Inmates that the new sugar bounty will ne
cessitate the employment of twelve inspec-
tors at ii salary of So per day aud expenses.
lie says that more or less sugar " i'll be
manufactured in most States of the Union
and it will all have to be inspected to ascer-
tain the amount of bounty due from the
Government to the manufacturers. He es-
Inmates that SO, 600 increase will be needed
Tor clerical force In the Commissioner Of
nee; S165,000 for increasing the salaries of
collectors and deputies; $4,000 for Iuspec-
tors salaries, and $1,000 for incidentals.
The Attorney General has decided that no
bounty can be paid on sugar until July l,
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Lead Trusts Large Earnings During the
Past Year.

Inc Lead trust Large Earnings During the
Past Year
New YORK, Jan. 1S.-The following is
CLEANED from interviews with Wall-street
traders. One said: For the last six months
Union Pacific has been the first stock to de-
cline after rally and it is holding its repu-
tation this trip. People who made money
selling it heretofore are again short and pre-
dict 40 as the next low point"
Another trader IS quoted as saying: There
is no question If dividend he declared at
the annual meeting Of the lead trust the an
nnal statement for the year ending January
3lst will show about So, 10000 earned"
The Journal of yesterday said that the
North American has over S10,000,00O net
assets. In addition there are pending ne
gotiations which are expected to benefit the
company materially.
The weekly bank statement shows the
following changes: Reserve, increase. So
800, coo; specie, increase, S4 632, coo deposits,
increase, S7,S53,OOO The banks hold SI9., ,
164, coo in excess of the legal requirements.
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Consideration of Proposals Made by the United


OTTAWA, Jan. 18.-The Cabinet held a
long sitting yesterday to consider proposals
made by the United States Government for
reciprocity with Canada. The belief is ex-
pressed IN official circles that the negotia-
ilons will result in an arrangement mutu-
ally beneficial to both countries, but SO lar
as can be learned from conversations with
Cabinet Ministers the Dominion q yrrn-
ment will not agree to compile reciprocity
In manufactures and natural products
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-'lhe News Ottawa
(OntaTio), dispatch says: Despite oenials, it is
positively known that Blaine recently made
oyertures TO the Canadian Government with
view TO establishing closer trade relations
between the two countries. A Cabinet
Minister tonight said he was not TO dlvulge
the condition of affairs. He had hopes
however, that the matters at issue between
the countries Would be amicnbly settled
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The story that Baron Rothschild gave
away 500 brace Of pheasants to the bus
drivers on the Piccadlly route should be
taken with pinch Of salt large enough to
season the birds. What would London
bus-drver do with brace Of pheasants un-
less he had a cOuple of pounds of butter
given with them? If somebody had said
of mutton it might have been believed.
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MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Facts From the Annual Report of Supervising
Surgeon-General Hamilton,

WASHINGTON, Jan 1S.-The annual re-
port OF Supervising Surgeon General Ham
ilton Of the Marine Hospital Service shows
that during the past year in the United
States Marine Hospitals and branches 50,671
sailors were treated. As an index to the
nativity OF the sailors employed ON Ameri-
can-registered vessels it is stated that but
69l6 Of this number were born in the
United States. The investigation in regard
to yellow fever, smallpox and the grippe
are treated at length. The Surgeon General
recommends new hospital at Sitka, Alaska.
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Bank Clearings for the Week.

Boston, Jan. IS. = The following Is
the report of the clearings for the week
New York, S762, ,462, 600, increase 73; BOs-
ton, S103. 81, 900, increase 90; Chicago, S66,-
$4,000, increase 1876: Philadelphia, S73, O43,-
600, increase OIL; st. Louis, S23, 100000,
increase IA; San Francisco, ST, ,095, ,0O0 in
crease III; Baltimore S15. 463, 600, decrease
0.3; New Orleans. SIG, ,963, 600, increase II ;
Cincinnati, S14, ,192, GEO. increase 12.7; Pitts
burg. S12, S63 0G0. decrease 10; Kansas City,
So, 247. 900, increase Az: Milwaukee, ST, 49,
coo, increase lis; Buffalo, S7,673,0o0
increase 116; Galveston. S5,SsO,OOO, in
crease 2l92; Minneapolis. S5,733,o00 in
crease 30.6 Omaha. S4,1G7,000 increase +;
Denver. So, 953, 600, decrease Is; St. Paul,
S4,192,o 600, decrease O5; Portland. Oregon
$1,000, 600, increase AL; Seattle, 1,024, 600,
increase 172; Tacoma. $4,000. increase
26.3; Los Angeles. S621 900. increase 40;
Salt Lake, S2,0l30O0, no comparison. Total
for the leading cities of the United States
ana Canada, 81, ,240, 0S6, ,632, increase ~ per
cent,
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VALUABLE MANUSCRIPT.
The Text Of Aristotle's Treatise on the Consti-
tuition of Athens

LONDON. Jan. 18.-The Times announces
that the authorities of tie British Museum
have discovered among the collection of
papyrus rolls acquired recently In Egypt
the text OF Ar islotle's treatise on the cons IL
tiOn of Athens. from which numerous
writers of antiquity have quoted, but which
hitherto has been known only in detached
fragments. This discovery is most unple-
cedented in the history of classical learn
ing. There is no doubt Of the genuineness
of the manu scrint
The morning call., 1891-01-19
A Sam Franciscan under Lrnnh Trea.men

San Franciscan Under Lymph Treatment
CHICAGO, Jan 1S.-The latest patient VINO
has sought to derive benefit from KocA's
lymph here is an athelete from San Fran
cisco, named Mcmahon. He is suffering
from tuberculosis in both lungs. Doctor
Owsley made two injections and the symp-
toms described by Koch followed. Tie
patient, so far, seems resting easier.
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sympatbizinp with Strikers,

OMAHA, Jan. 18.-The Union Pacific op-
orators of this city adopted resolutions of
sympathy with the striking brethren on the
st. Paul road, and declaring that they will
put boycott on the st. Paul road, and that
no freight or passenger traffic shall be
routed via that line that they can help to
divert
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Costly Tea

New YORK, Jan. 1S.-A Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London special says: In the
early part of the week there was sale in
Mincing Lane of a certain quantity OF
Ceylon Yellow tea, which brought So per
pound Friday they resold the same at
S27 30 per pound. A moderate computation
would make every cup OF tea made from 1t
cost about 40 cents
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The South Dakota senatorship

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. ia special to the
Tribune from Pierre, South Dakota, saws:
The Republicans, at a caucus last night
were unable to agree unanimously on cam
didate for Senator 1t is learned that five
will refuse to support Moody under any
circumstances.
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Explosion and Loss of Life.

OMAHA, Jan. 18-A frame building at the
corner of Twenty-tirst and Cummings
streets was blown up tonight and the stock
of liquor, valued at Sl2,00O was entirely de-
stroyed. The body of an unknown man
was found in the ruins. The cause of the
explosion is unknown.
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EMPHATIC PROTEST.
Opposition to a Bill for Leasing an Alaskan
Tel

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The McCollum
Fishing and Trading Company of San Fran
cisco sends TO Congressman Clunie an en-
phatic protest against Morrow's bill, intro
duced by request, to lease Popoff Island
one Of the Alaskan group. to the firm of
Lynde " HOugh Of San Francisco. They
say that since acquiring certain improve
ments anu poSsessory rights from the
natives, for valuble consideration, they
have established cod fishing station and
erected several new buildings. Their bust
ness has assumed extensive proportions and
a large capital is invested. Their actual ex-
pendltures for permanent improvements in
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From the Orient,

VANCOUVER, Jan. 1S - The steamship
Abyssnia arrived this evening from China
and Japan. with eight cabin passengers,
ninety-nine Chinese and seventy japanese,
and 1000 tons of cargo. principally rice and
silk. The passage was rough and accom-
pliShed in sixteen days.
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

One Brother Tries to Save Another, and Both
Lose Their Lives.
RoHNERvILLE, jar. 1S-While out fish,
ing this afternoon two boys, sons of F. NJ.
Friedenbach, aged 4 and II years, were
drowned i'll Eel River. The youngest fell
out of the boat and the oldest tried to save
him. The bodies were not recovered.
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DEMOCRATS RESPONSIBLE.
Intimation of an Attempt to Force an Extra
Session

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-"It is evident
that the Democrats intend TO force an ex-
ira session." said Representative Cannon,
and they can have it if they want it, and
much good Will it do them. In the Senate
they delay legislation by talking against
time, and in the ii ouse it is quite clear that
they intend to use all the dlatory tactics of
WHICH they are such consummate masters in
obstructing business upon the appropriation
bills and every other measure. If there is
au extra session the Democrats will be re-
sponsible for it, and they will have to
answer for it,"
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Fire From Coal Oil.

A cOal-oil lamp exploded in the lodging
house of Mrs. Joseph Mays, 7SS Harrison
street, last evening shortly after 7 o'clock.
An alarm was turned in from Box 63, aud
the flames were suppressed by the time So
worth of damage had been done.
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THE ALGERIAN EARTHQUAKE.
Two Towns Practically Destroyed and Forty
Persons Killed by Falling Walls.

ALGIERs, Jan. lS.-Further details Of the
destruction wrought by the severe earth
quake of Algeria have been received. The
towns of GuuIaya and Vilebourg were prac-
tically destroyed by the shocks and forty
persons were Killed by the falling of walls.
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Personal,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-R. Jacobs, wife
and daughter, of San Francisco, are in the
city. l. Solomon and |. Nathan, prominent
Jewish merchants of San Francisco, are at
Wizards,
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Mormon Eldera Reaten

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.) Jan. IS.-Word has
been received from Blount County that two
Mormon elders who have been proselyting
were called on by masked men, badly
beaten and ordered to leave the country.
They have started for Utah.
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Escaped Prisoners Reoaptured.

TACOMA, Jan. 1S.-The three prisoners
who escaped from the United States peni-
tentiary on McNeills Island were captured
this morning. Although they escaped Fri
day night. they had not succeeded in getting
away from the island.
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Disappearance and short Aoconnts.

WACO (Texas). Jan. 1S-S. J. Mlugs, ex-
President of the National Bank of Gates
vile, has disappeared. His accounts are
several thousand dollars short.
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Jockeys to Be Licensed.

New Y YoRK, Jan. 1S.-The Board of Con-
troll of the New York, Coney Island and
Brooklyn Jockey clubs ana the Monmouth
Association has decided to require every
jockey to be licensed
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FORGED A WILL.
An English Cook Must Go Home to Atone
For His Sins.

PORTLAND, Jan. 1S.-William Stuart
Crook, alias Captain William Mcdonald.
who was arrested here few weeks ago and
held on charge of forging will in Lancas-
ter, England, was to-day identified as Crook
by detective who arrived from England.
He VIII he taken TO England as soon as the
neceS >ary eXtradition papers arrive from
Washington.
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GERkIsH AND URQUHART.

Proposed Visit to Europe for Business and
Pleasure.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Sylvia Gerrish, the
California actress, and Isabellel Urquhart, her
stage companion at the Casino, are going to
Europe together. They have made all
preparations to sail early in February and
expect to be absent until June, when Urqu-
hart must return to fill an engagement IN
Chicago They are going from here TO
Edinburgh where Urquhart has some busi-
ness matters to attend to. When business
is settled, fun is going TO begin, and the
young women will drop all cares and enjoy
themselves. The only thing they have
settled is that they are going to have good
time.
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Rev. II. B. Steelman.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 1S.-The First
Baptist Church of this city has called the
Rev. III. B. oteelman of Jersey City to fill
its pulpit. He Will accept.
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Ine McAnliffe,s Recentinn.

New YORK, Jan. 1S.-Joe McAuliffe will
meet all comeTs iu the Variety yheater here
tonight
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RELIEVED FROM DUTY.
Troops Ordered Out to Fight the Indians
Ordered Home.

SEATTLE (Wash.) Jan. lS.-The National
Guard Of this city and Tacoma, who were
ordered to be in rea liness TO move to the
scene Of the reported Indian trouble in
OkanOgaE County, were to-day relieved
from further duty, it being evident that
there was 10 need Of the troops
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and not few were frank enough to express
the opinion that the present financial
hackers of the road were visionary theorists,
whose ideas could not be carried into effect.
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Victims to Gas.

Boston. Jan. 1S.-GeOrge Clark. aged 26
years, his wife, aged So years. and daugh-
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A Kansas Blaze.

HORTON (Kans.). Jan. 1S.-The principal
portion of the business part of the city was
destroyed by fire this morning. Tho loss
will aggregate 100000; well insured.
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THE CHILE REBELLION.
The Revolt Rapidly Spreading and the Result
in Doubt

LONDON, Jan. 18.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says the revolt in Chile is
spreading rapidly The insurgents are very
energetic and are managing the campaign
in sklllfu1 manner. The issue of the up-
rising is very doubtful
The morning call., 1891-01-19

ter of the woman by former husband aged
years, living in a bnscment-roOm on Grove
street, were suffocated by Illuminating gas
last night.
The morning call., 1891-01-19
A Buffalo Hardware-store Burned.

BUFFALO, Jan. 1S.-Walbridge q Co.'S
hardware-store was burned this morning.
Loss, $225, 600.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-29

Welsh, 731 Grand street; V. Ruthlein. 30
Ocean avenue; Philip r.. Grant, 1875 Pa
cinc avenue; William Merz, 204 McAdoo
avenue; Sorenssn & Lange, CAT Com
munipaw avenue; A Van Antwerp, So
Monticello avenue; Otto Ludwig, 379
Johnston venu Henry BehuKe. 3S6
Johnston avenue. john Grau, 1S4 Jack
sou avenue; VIM. Zimmerman, 9S Noble
street; Michael Knoegy, So Green vile
avenue; Berg Bros. 153 Monticello ave
nue., Henry Frericks, l16 Jackson ave-
nue.; Jules G.. Jaccard, 121 Old Bergen
Road; Charles Schlatuann. 16 Green
vile avenue: John N. Meyer, l6 Ocean
avenue; Martin Stenzil, 155 aud 157 Noble
street; Owen Foley. ST. Johnston avenue:
kraus Bros, 529 Ocean avenue;
Peter Hickman, 321 Communipaw ave-
nue; Adam Darmstarter. 1854 Bergen ave-
nue.. jacob APPEL, 1923 Johnston avenue:
John Miitaer, "a and % Danforth avenue:
William j. Iamser, u Randolph avenue;
Robert Blewitt. COS C-ommunipaw avenue;
john Kenny. II Mallory venue. Frank
E. Chase, Tg Ocean avenue; Rudolph
Schumann, q Pamrapo avenue; Samue
u. Goehuer, 649 Communipaw avenuel
Christoph G-roeschusr, $50 Ocean avenue;
Richard Farrell, liz Conmunipaw ave-
nue.; AdolDh Seiihumer, 403 Communi-
paw avenue; Frances ]. Letong. 1856
Ocean avenue; James Mitchell, IL Greea-
vile avenue: Mary Hearriefn. 253 Pine
tAC0 z@+4---ts - 1St[14 4tE0&E
Max Heidmann, $50 Jackson avenue;
Lewis kimmerly, III jackson avenue;
JOIN j. Ertle, l9S Jackson avenue; Rich
ard Westling, 1871 jackson avenue; Mar
garet Austin, % jackson avenue; James
Laucton, 50 Maple street; Richard III
drich, 81 Noble street; Miles Morris. $50
Phillip street; Edward p. Morris. SOS
Communipaw avenue; William H.. Parr,
500 Communipaw avenue; Joseph
Kaiser, 6O4 Ocean Hermann
BTUsmmer, 407 Ocean avenue; Jabez
Marsh, 3T2 Bramhall avenue; Pat
rick Kelly, I54 West Side avenue;
Jacob Edinger. IS Linden avenue; Joseph
Samuel, IS Kearney avenue; Richard u
drich, foot of Danforth avenue; Diederich
Stegman, 253 Old Bergen Road; Joseph
R~eisenauer, 30 Avenue ID; Frederick Roe
der, southwest corner Linden venus a
Avenue L; Charles Herring. 5i1 Com
munlpaw avenue Francis NJ. Ricketts,,
221 Communipaw avenue; John Bet
finger, 81 Pacific avenue; Peter +. Moore,
I3l Pine street; Nicolaus Dagit. 90 Green
vile avenue; Thomas B. Madden, 308 Old
Bergen Road; Bavarian Brewing Com
pany, foot of Girard avenue: j. G. & l. ].
Kaiser. $3.50 Johnston avenue; f. J. Lam
pert, 2l7 Pacific avenue
Go Be Contfnued1
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Meetings are he'd every Friday afternoon
In the VI. f Church pariors.
The Willing Workers Society OF Kings
Daughters Will meet at the residence Of
AIRS. VIM. II. Beacn, No. So West Side
avenue this evening.
The BERGEN Land ~Improvemant Asso-
citation will meet this evening at Sanders
TO receive subscriptions. A new series OF
snares has been ssued and the suoscrip-
ton books are now open.
Hlf u o time the Street and Water
Com missioners took some action In the
matter Of improving Communipaw ave
nue.. This thoroughfere Is 10 a d~isgraceful
condition. and considering the number
OF vehicles that use this street, IL Is sur
prising that IL Is not better taken care of.
Mrs. Grant, wife Of the Rev. w. ID.
Grant, will leave or Thursday for Toron-
TO, where she will spend several weeks.
The Newark and New York Railroad is
Improving its property in this section.
The old ties are being taken up aud re-
placed by new ones The landscape gar
deners are Identifying the lawn surround
Ing the West Sid avenue station
West Bergen will soon need a
pound IL the cows are not kept of the
streets. The police have their hands full
tryinR to keep the animals of the streets.
The regular meeting of the Citizens AS
ISOLATION will be held e Monday even
ing at No. 200 West Side venue.
- ~" oeHoes ihiupS suouAu W pldCcu Ou
Morton place. There Is not one lamp on
this street, although there are a number
Of dwellings there.
The proposed paving of Eye avenue Is
meeting with the appreciation of all the
property owners. The petition will be
sent to the proper authorities In a few
days.
The No Name Society Will meet tomor-
row evening at No. SO West Side avenue.
The new council of the Royal Arcanum
will be instituted In a few days. Mr.. N.
G.. Vreeland, who has charge OF the char
ter list. reports that over thirty residents
lave sign1fied a willingness to Join.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-29

somehovs connected with him, and
rusned home. The suffering wife
recognized and spoke ~affectionately to
him. A few minutes later she expired.
She had been married but u few months.
and was but twenty-iye years old.
Postmaster General Wanamaker made
a flying visit to Cape May Point Satur-
day Afternoon, remained over Sunday,
an returned TO Washington this morn
ing. Yesterday he called pm Mrs. Harri-
sou at tie White House cottage a
attended services at the church. tn
The body OF the suicide found IN the
woods near Woodbury., with two bullet
holes in bis head, aud which was ct first
thought to be that Of Gideon W. Marsh,
the missing bauK president, has been rec.
ognized as that OF Edward Bloom, Of
Chicago. The body was Identified by q
PhiladelphiRn, who knew Bloom The
Chicagoan has been missing since Tues
daY last
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-29
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