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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-07
MR.. DAILY IS WROFH.
He Defends the Bills Which
the HObOken Council
Doesn't Like.

Assemblyman DAILY was in no amiable
frame Of mind when a JERSEY CITY NEWS
reporter met him at the Hoboken City
Hall this morning. He was very ineig-
nant because of the action taken by the
Hoboken Council at their last meeting,
when a resolution was passed asking diff
ferent members OF the Legislature to op-
pose several bills introduced by him.
Il cannot understand the action Of the
Council" said he. ''Most Of the bills
were recommended to me by that body
Those that were not In troduced, believ-
ing them to be beneficial to the people.
II have incurred the enmity Of that
great body, the Hoboken Cozncil, in TAX
ing away some OF their powers. 1 did so
because l believed a change to be neces-
sary.
THE FIRE BOARD.
Now there is the bill creating q Fire
Commission" he continued. Il believe
that bill is a good one. and will meet with
the approval of the people. do not be-
lieve that the Council should have con-
troll over the Fire Department. Why
If they did we might have the whole de-
partment at a standstill some day,
cause that funny body, the Council. csu.d
nDt hkttC vi tlt VI q 6t0AEE
or some other picayune Office.
Then there is the bill increasing the
term OF the Street Commissioners to
three years. The Council has been dead
locked almost every year on the appoint
ment Of a Street Commissioner. aud the
Council chamber has been turned into
bear garden time and again, and the
wheels of legislation blocked over one
appointment. This is not right, and by
appointing the Street Commissioner for
three years this evil will be done away
with for a couple of years at least. The
same can be said for the bill increasing
the term Of Office of the City Clerk. He
should and will have three years term.
Then there Is City Treasurer Smith.
He is one of the most upright and consci-
entious Of our city officials, and occupies
position of great trust. He is COM
pelled to give bo nds in the sum Of quar-
ter of million dollars, and yet be has to
run for office every two years. l believe
that / have the support Of the best citi-
zens when l father bill increasing his
term Of office TO hve years.
ONE OF THE BEST,
Another bill which seems to hurt
some people Is the one taking the power
of the appointment of the Assistant
Water Registrar away from the Water
Board and giving that power to the
Water Registrar. This bill, / think, is
one Of the best bills introduced. The
Water Registrar is compelled to give
1900 bonds TO the city for the faithful
performance OF his duties, yet he has not
the power to appoint his own assistant
1t is needless TO say that this is not
right"
thought that the people would stand by
him in what he had done, even if he had
wounded the feelings of the Councilmen.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

Mr.. Bates Torrey, Secretary of the Maine Dvs-
ion Of Wheemen. has issued the official program
for the spring meet which takes place at Belfast,
May Both. 1t Is as follows:
GREETING.
An good things come to those who wait. The
Spring Meet Is no exception, and after some delay
1t has come TO a settlement. Let's all he grateful
for even that, and forgetting everything else, re
solve by our presence to swell this Meet to the
largest proportions ever attained by a gathering
of wheelmen in Maine. This will DC our part OF
the program. If we will only he there to 'press
the BUTTON the Belfast boys will "do the rest"
TRANSPORTATION.
Leave Portland Friday at or ll.20 p. NJ. Mem
hers taking latter train Will be met at Durham by
delegation from Belfast, armed with hot coffee
and eatahes to " hiie away the wait.
Return-leavc Belfast Sunday morning 20 by
special train, TO connect with regular, reaching
Portland at noon.
York county and Lewiston members will Ia Ike
note OF these trains.
ENTERTAINMENT.
MOrning.... ..... .......... Parade on arrival
Noon.......... Big Dinner at Crosby Inn L. A. W.
Afternoon Run to North Shore with Clam Bake
Midnish ............ Lunch ut hotel if desired
Next ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...Asccp in Belfast, Maine
But wake me Tor the train
EXTENsE.
L. A. W. dinner ana hotcl charges at reduced
rates ...-..-..-..- ..-.-:.. ........... g g
Railroad fare from Portland. lIIalt rate from
all stations Observation-Disclosures. 400
Special car for wheels no change between
Portland and Belfast either way
To say that Waldo County is aroused but
feebly expresses it. They want TO us badly,
ami we all ought to take along our best clothes
and shiDiest wheels.
The secretary says there ought to be POO Wheel
men in line. The Belfast boys are making prepa
ratons to give their brethren a rov;u reception
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

lLe 5siHou fishermen from l!ucolyillc con4-
l'ain 0i ee.t- destroying their hsn. When a sal
nen -t"thes net, the seal reaches 1t bcfole the
fisherman c,u, aod the latter finds Il mutlate,i
fish. The seals very destructive. salmon fish
encn contemplate organizing for exterminating
the seal ana oItaning the bounty oncled br til,
-ut.
Iae eaten 81 ,raut at swan I.aA,. the past week
VA nut large aut several inc f-h were takea
Large uu'uIer- of fishermen visit tine Lakeland row
boats are la demand 1aere are about dozen boats
IN lae lake ami many more coull he readily let
I. #r"-A tinuc L. ttAe TIE Iouk The owners ID
ooat- WAL real harvest.
Me7-r- james II. Ieue-, Fred T. Chase and II
+. N"udcoek, Of Belfast left saturday for Moose
iieai AXE, where they will try the trout fishing.
Mockclcl have made their appearance OF tic
Jersey coast and are orking eastward Fisher
mon are making preparations, but cannot seine
thcm until june LIST The most reliable rcuor
comes from the Omitted States Fish Commission
schooner U,anpus, which sighted large school,
RI q Fcnwick -land, New Jersey coast 'sTwenty
nacNcrcl were caught which We're from Ii to /.
inches long. They would not take the hook freely.
Another vessel the way from Rern,nda ,,oesot
I schools Of nlackcre Oh South Shoa Lightship
Ihg uap5 Oh Cape Cod have been catching an az
era@e Of 351 per day, and receipts yesterday RAJ
~ TO .Ju the largest OF the season. From thest
statements, it Is evident that mac krrel are stradi
~ working toward the east, and the prospects fnl
a eaten are mach brighter than last year at tllis
Mn. ). NJ. Treat, of stockton. on Monday said
ne h@d caught this season twenty-one salmon
Whlrh Is mere than he had taken at the core
spending time last year. He SAYS the last catch
indicated school salmon, ana he expects when
good weather Sh l4i..
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
Senator PETERS Measurements.

GENEsEo, KAN, May :, 1891. Senator PEI
fer's Boston speech was the most temperate
that the Kansas apostle has vet delivered.
There is nothing in 1t of revolutionary or
d25nlati piTit. Il is a plain ms>iatement Of
facts. 1t Is full, as usual, OF financial fallacies
and millennial hobbies, but is rather persuasive
than threatening in tone. In this respect il
differs from the egotistcal outbursts which
have hitherto marked the new Senator's east
ern tour. 1t gives the Bostonians a better CON
ception of PETER than they may have had, but
1t will not decrease their suspicious as to Kan
sa> investments. In fact it will have the con
trary effect. The Boston Record says: "Af-
ter hearing his speech last night no one would
think Of putting any money into Kansas for in
vestment." This remark by the Record Is none
the less serious or significant because of It's
brevity, and should convince our friends of the
Alliance of their error In asserting that the
loss ef credit, which Kansas has undeniablv
suffered, Is due to the Kansas press which OPP
poses II IN politics, when it is really due to the
wild-eyed money schemes Of the Alliance lead
ers
The Boston Record no doubt speaks the sol
emn truth when it says thai no one would
think OF putting any more money In Kansas
for investment after hearing PETERS statement
OF the Alliance plans. The Record did not get
its facts at second hand, by way of the Kansas
press, but at original sources from the mex
haustble mouth of Senator PETER, the chosen
first fruits of the Alliance movement in poli-
ties.
Senator PETER said in his speech that the
farmers of Kansas are in debt and cannot pay
without some such aid from the government as
Is provided in his crazy per cent. scheme.
This is false statement. Kansas farmers
who farm with their hands and farm utensils.
instead of with their mouths, not only can paw
their debts but actually are paying them, and
the Republican press, In place of destrovi.,,
their credit, as PETER does, is busy tell, sShe
world that Kansas can pay, Is paying, and if
saved from the calamity epidemic will con-
tinue to he perfectly safe and desirable field
for Investment. A KANSAS FARMER
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
Wills Filed.

The following is an abstract of the wills filed at
the May session of the Probate Court held In Bel
fast last week
Basheba Hall, late of Belfast, gives to sons John
+. Hall, James W. Hall and Josiah Hall, and TO
her daughters Sarah f. Hall and Virginia ii. Hall
81 30 each, and to her son Hollis M. Hall the re
mander of her property. Wayland knowlton Is
named executor.
Livinia II. Ellington, late of Troy, gives to her
and her grandsons Charles and Calvin children OF
her daughter Eliza j. Gambler 81 each to her
daughter Eliza j. Gambler, of Dedham, $3.50, and
mainder of her property. IL. A. King, of Dix
mont is named pxp
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
To Our Subscribers

The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which ap.
peared In our columns some time since, announc-
ing special arrangement with DR.. b. J. KENDALL
Co, of Enosburgh Falls. Vt, publishers of ga
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases" whereby
our subscribers were enabled to obtain COPY Of
that valuable work FREE by sending their address
TO Il. ): KENDALL Co, (and enclosing two cent
stamp for mailing same) is renewed for a limited
period. We trust all will avail themselves of the
opportunity of obtaining this valuable work. To
every lover of the Horse it is Indispensable as it
afflict this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale
throughout the United States and Canada make 1t
standard authority. Mention this paper uhen send
ing for "IreGtise' tf2l
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21


The Juvenile Temple, Belfast. VIII meet ncxt
saturday afternoon, at 80 o'clock.
a new lodge named Chickawaukie was oreaniz
ed q; die village of Rockville last week.
The Journal Of Proceedings of the April session
Is now in press and will be issued early next
month.
An organizer and lecturer j. II. Hamilton, will
be put into the field at once beginning next week
in Pscataquis county
Waldo District Lodge will hold its spring ses
sion next saturday with Sebasticook Lodge al
Burnham. Half fare over Belfast branch r. r.
The two highest officers in the G.. L. of Masons
Just elected II. II. Taylor, of Machias, and H. II
Burbank, of saco, have been for many years lead
ng Good Templars.
The Maine Temperance Record the organ of the
ORDER IN the State, published in this city by the
Grand secretary, Is giving a series of portrait
ana sketches of leading members in the State
me laSt was OF Senator }. G. Stewart who is Dep
utV X. W. q. Templar Maine
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
The Collapse of Cardiff.

kNONvILLE, Tenn, May Is. Judge Snecd on
motion of John T. McNutt has granted fiat for AT
tachment and injunction against the Cardin Coal
and Iron Company. McNutt seeks to have re
At widely advertised sale of lot, Of the com
pany a year ago over 100000 worth of lots were
sold McNutt was one of the purchasers 1t was
stated at the sale that the company had sl.OOO0O0
provements, and now that the year has elapsed
the town consists OF $4,000 bank, a saloon and
a country store.
The judge granted the fiat on the ground that the
company was insolvent, fraudulently dispos-
ing of property and was granting fraudulent pre-
ferences. The town is Boston enterprise
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
Fourth of July Celebration.

Some of our enterprsing citizens want Fourth
ofJuy celebration In conjunction with the horse
trot by the Horse Breeders Association. 1t has
been suggested that the Patrarchs Militant and
Uniformed Rank, knights of Pythias would pa
rade, and the Belfast Band come out. A pro
cesson representing the different trades might be
gotten up, and if all hands will take hold we can
have creditable celebration.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
DoIng> of the Secret Societies,

lnvictus Lodge, /. q. O. f, OF Unity, has bought
the store and hall of the Moulton es ate ami is put
ting it in repair. The lodge will occupy me sec
oud story,
Grand Canton Bangor, patsialchs Militant win
nave an entertainment june lG.h and I7tn Canton
ralas, Of Belfast, M accepted an Invitation to he
present.
Mr.. Fred $ walls, Of Viaalhayeu, wis recently
elected Grand Senior Warden In the Grand Com
lnandery of Maine, Knights Tpmpar. Sin Knight
Walls Is popular ana deserving, ana doubtless
will reach the position OF Grand Commander.
Dr. L. Small, W. II. Walker ami F. H. Wclch, of
Belfast, left Tuesday for Portland to attend the
annual session OF the Crane Lodge knight, of
Pythlas. DE- Small viii attend the meeting of the
resimental Ulcers.
st. OnIcr Commandcry, knights Templar of
WaterN lille, will dedicate new aey HIM ON June
l2th and 18th. Palestine Commaudrry, OF Belfast,
with ladies i invited. Friday evening I3th Win
occur the rcce ption ana hau, and saturday for Doh
the decieatory exercises. Tho Commander ot Pal
estine Commandery requests all Sir Knights 10
meet at the 4 YUM on Friday evening, ui this
week, at 30 O'Clock to act ON the Invitation.
/ Friday evening last Waldo Lodge, Of UIa tcI
lows Of this cit, rccciNcd sou> enir from Mr
| Frank W Patterson Il was a silk uand painted
banner, formerly owned by Misrepresentation
| Lodge. The banner, of white silk, is about urcc
feet squacc and VI each side Is painted scenes en-
! hcmatic IF the order. PassaGas-awahrap LodL &
| was instituted at Belfast june W I~il Aumr.
| the char,er members were David w. Iothrop, r
u. Lancaster ". J.. Tory and Robert N. Grinn
IN lSi9 it had membership of Nv, and an Invest
Cd fund Of 1U0 IN INlG th. irp,uf,a,- ,,...,l H..
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
ROckland's Business Prospects,

RoCkLAND, May IL. There is an excellent pros
pect for the establishment of pants factory here
ana the carrying on of the business on a large
pany engaged in this occupation, is already doing
rushing business and wealthy metropolitan
company with a large capital, DESTROYS of estab
fishing factory in this State, has entered into
business arrangements with that firm Should
Rockland offer sufficient inducements the factory
VIII be Du1lt, and business employing in the neigh
$4,000 will be started. The matter has just been
made public and is already arousing much inter
est end early steps will doubtless be taken
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
Gloucester Gossip,



CORRESPONDENT Of the Jourua!
G1orcrs,rp Mss MAJ, ION r.Ia
simmer uaather JnaS not arri,l in ~. Incali,
m,llL hoforo tbo s,,rfroor ,oo,,Ia III ~ :;
shrine n.t,ire seeuS 70 no p I;ftia ahaai nf
tin,n for throo waar aro tho ,,'as 20
taIu,,tin1, NM an IN rn.J stroots a,,I i, 10
leaIiur 70 ~ lh' wv tb 49, 20 itI
nan,ir hot,, toun M IA IN 49, - foI " ~
warm sea hraa~a wbch as IN tho
time since than ha,ra,,or n f, ari - ,a
have had the ettert Of leSsani,, tho onthns =,
III uot a f-,u ~ ia XII, ,,'e ~ I,,,;.a
TnJa, !; o. ha,+if,1 90 ~, ,,i ,ii ~
fragrnn.a Of The hnl'Iin'+ tho l,,,a o,,t
smtll nf tho VIII hnulor. On ~ hiii ia III
,rantla hln,yin, hra,,a III th h.;b+ MANN M
sky hoIJ fort5 TOO ts,nv in,iucania24s - ~
resisted ana for the Sacnnd time this S,,rin,,
thns 10 aIi ita 10y h., It ,aii0
wash If tha waves a. tbey h,at o,ta;nSt 7ho
rocky coast. ana IN fbe cnII cbearIaSs ,raIos ~
49,, -.,,-a,,. oI,,, az 49,. ,,;. -, ~. - - !
the aiamant. ~, .nhlnaJ fo,1 NATURE anu
simmer resort 4: Iourestnri K fast oop,;no
into nrnminnnce ana in a few years ia hilI9
nyar ,yhirh ma snhol .biIIrn, 49,, na1 IL
search of Lerries ana the nnnJs ma haalhas
where the bovs have always heen ailowad tn
sai thair hootc viii ha hontbt ~ Nv ,n,'it,I;t
AMI H. Iihert, whi.h "a Raen n,io,ot h, nnn
AMI III fran, time im,na,norisI vii no ras.ini-
"a hv >nrh .irns os ..taan or thn orr,i, :, ana
..no -,,erso,,s 7iIouroJ an III h,l5 i.i,+ y
hermit :, "
RnantifuI botol. .,d summon oot.o,,o. ~
f,lt "rin'rin IN haI a"
toreJ nonIs md saI;ent beaI1nm,,. aro NJ
oninle artitiriaI decoration and ranidi,, NAN,
Of M an IanIn,arts IA Lainr ar.,.aI ~
maln ram, for rostIv tnansione
The hank cod fishermen have all ron, and
nov active regeneration. arc haip'r MI =, iit
away The ma,lereI Nent If mar.aroI ebouI5
Till year yi.it the NV EnrlanJ coast IN an
si,lrrahIe nrmhers husinase viii tata nory
4 'N'''iNiN-i
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21
News Of Belfast and Vicinity


TIE CHILl CHASE.
Last night d man came up to me,
Filled fun of naval data,
And told me that the Charleston could
Wipe ont the bold Itata
And then another came to me,
Regarding the same matter.
And said we hadn't any show
To beat the swift Itata:
And still another tackled me
I'm feeling like the martyr-)
And stated that our cruisers could
sink twenty five Itatas
Now, for my part, rather think
IN give the man quarter
v non come to me and teach me to
Pronounce the word Itata.
" York Herald.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

Hon. Frank Jones, president of the Boston Il
Maine railroad, has left on European trip of
business and pleasure.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

1t is stated that an authentic ancient portrait
of Columbus, copied from miniature and now
exhibiting in London, is to 90 to the Chicago
Worlds Fair.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

Algeria is again devastated by locusts. A
caravan from Morocco passed through swarms
of loeusts for 80 days.
The Republican journal., 1891-05-21

- me following are the transfers in real estate, in
waldo county, for the week ending May 10: .Tohn
i AVerlll, Frankfort, to Hannah +. Somes, same
Town Estate A. w. Bagley, Troy, to Hannah d.
fagley, same town. Henry Brakeman, Belfast, to
Frank i. staples, Sedgwick. Caroline A. Bussev,
Winterport, to Frank T. Bussey, same town. Ed
gar ID. Butter, Searsmont, to A. &. Caswell, same
town Inez f.. Crawford ct al, Belfast, to Sarah
Il crawford, same town. Estate Lydia c. Cross,
morrill,, to Elizabeth Higgins, same town. George
NJ Davis, Winterport, to Rachel A. Milliken, same
town Joseph Estes Troy, to Jane Tibbetts, same
town William b. Ford, Boston, to b. o. Sargent,
Searsport. John II. Gordon, Brooks, to Emma =.
Holbrook same town. Nj. c. Hill ct al, Lincoln
VILE, to William r.. Heal, same town. Clara b..
Haley, Medf0rd to Thomas } Brown Belfast. Es-
tate Jonathan b. Merrill, Winterport to Joseph
a. treat, Chelsea. CTser Munford ct al Boston,
to Harriet NJ Durham, same town. a. S. Nicker-
son, SWanvile, to j. X. Hamilton, same town.
Northport wesleyan Grove Asso to Northport
Hotel Co. Albert NJ Plummer, Muntville, to Eliza
) Pullen, Palermo. Estate Daniel Randett, Isles
ooro, 10 Mary A. Dodge, same town. Saml Snow,
monroe to Ezra Nj. Doloh Belfast. John p. Tow
er, Belfast, to Emma j. Tower Belfast. Stephen
Temple, Knox, to Ella +. Linneken, same town
Caroline e. White, Belfast, to Frank A. Riggs
same town.
PENOBsCOT. Walter j. Dreamer has been APP
pointed District Deputy Grand Master for the
much needed and long postponed clearing of OBJ
sIuctlons to navigation in the Bagaduce river
VIII begin the first week in June by Bath com
pany.. Hon. Jasper Hutchings, Mayor of Brew
err accompanied by his wife, has been revisiting
the home of his boyhood. Mayor Hutchings still
ciates.. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sellers have won
the appreciation of their guests by their uniform
Kindness in looking after the comfort of those who
patronze their exec lent noteI.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

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paa, os Tom be ejsrus uifos sisrs Gp'
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W~el'isnelie al airtsns GoSer ielp %
Tor at flnue efterlabe benne aanbeliae
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Bsrnebsrn - ia for ale fine Giterfpnb
mere rebioieunsm elRetsn, inotil be
iiloi9ite Iibsr.
9por slGoelist ,r bet life MI for be
Wlbrs ! Wsnisb.oeu, for Sabre us
Wsore at ie be llnge trebs be @amlss
6Oolppr peb at mOotass ps sjsrs Drug
at Serrens bbrebars Raaoearp FRA 5g.
orene, builten er neolast / Os fOrpldntss
fro Sl9st til SlGst sjenuem Croet %
Soframenterue! ON bisie Raabemio.
lers grus % getpcnins for Subs
alrteipf paa Sorben, er en- itor Del at
oenne Wenisbebs l1nsoOm bel unberpift,
bullet fan iluttes Osiaa bsrai, at Der .r
blsoen iast ON be unse Der paa beres
aonfrmationsbas, at "be fra SurbIta.
bens Sibe fan Itaa Tom 9Ds".
Ssfaa for Menisbeoens somle %
niofi9rs Brett er bsnns Weni9beos
un8bom en- 6rpb inbtil benne Tag.
Ser Ter bet uirfelis ub til, at ban fan is
Srust af fit arbeib. msb Os blanot be
hinge; TIL oeres Serb % belle Srcm.
tr9oen b9rer 8ibuesbDrb ON, at en- goo
Seb er i~noplantet i beres 6isrter -
pg greet pleier tjenoes pna fine
Sru9ter".
Get er in9eulunbe pfunomiIte Srpf,
Iom er @runoen til, at man her oil gaa
iaapiot lan9iomt tilu9rfs meo at Iamle
8engemibler til Opipre!ie al 5oarnfoc,
Iamt llbfsrelie al en- itDrre airtereitau-
ration ~iorgpri9t - tbi en- Slerbeo al
6armerne beriteos, bper enfelt for fig,
tunbe uoen Sapn befOite bet Sele nlere
- men, ba lln9bummen bar Snteresie
for % piier 9pit til at pirfe for set
&irteliss, bu ipnes be sglSre, at De I
ben Gag life pil sua uneOommen /
"Sprfiebet". u. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Orb CT biuiae;

uaar be unoerItgttes al baaroc 'ontantc
Yenss ira ct iinaucislt ~auIuarli9t Jirma
sIer acmpoui, bUis Stipulation for re
belis gebauolins CT betjeuot Oper bele
gerben, iao Geoer bet "5orrctuiuS".
Der finoes utali9e SOrter al Saria.
purilas % andre 8lobrsnsniu9smiOlcr
ale PRIZES for at bore DC bebite, ~reneite
% met uibunoerli9e, bstant bog bette
(tiI bin egen 5Oroef), Der 9iues Inn en-
@orurti for gtOOreniere % for Gage
miobel for uoir,ium 9cper og aile DC
Spgoomme Tom ~itrioer iig fra urent
Blob - paa TroUe iGlges
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
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er life anoet END 2uHses StrOHer , lao
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en- baarlis Mebicin euer euoug en- az
minbeli9 Meoicin paa grsue, ionl
Golden Medical Discovery, uiloe mart
oplluse ben itgrite JOrmue.
Orb er biui9e, men fun discovery
er garnnteret.