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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-06-19

twenty years is estimated ayS..
~ IN pig PIGS nearly as many; in cattI4neA
iio'0Oo,oUO; while there has been a o,;r
IN IN horses OF about 100000. The acreaaa
IN wheat, barley and oats has fallen etf
an eighth in the period named. u
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-06-19
The Mystery of Maternity.


No truer utterance was ever mada
concerning the COW than that of Prof.
harrington when he said
:. we are not dealing with machines but
living creatures endowed with incalculabIe
peculiarities and innumerable differences
Inc mystery of animal life, who shall
solve 1T? This mystery is as great in
the smallest living animal as in lordIv
man. Wonderfully great is the mystery
OF maternity, involving vast complexity
OF operations which all the research and
genius OF man has never vet been able
10 iully comprehen The operation of
mllk-glvlng is part of this vast COM
Plexlty. 1t is pity that this mysterious
junction OF motherhood is so generaIIv
Intrusted to the control of men who
know even less about it than tho CO..,
mother herself. There was profound
understanding and philosophy in that
lemark OF wise old Ward White when
ne sad " l always speak to a cow az
would to lady" 1t meant a trne roc
ognItlon OF the usage that must he ac-
corded TO motherhood if it is expected to
nave full course, run, and be glori6e6,,
IN Ghe prosperity of the man who is an
pointed as It's master. The stupid brpt-
l y OF men, who are too ignora ys-Ssf
their own interests to be gentle an
name una 1nds at last sharp puisB III
lor God, ever just to the Least IL
creatures, denies such mes
land thereat a N0n
say, Amen' In daI 9OOA1
greatly to be gentlemarl
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
THE INTRUDING TURK.

Govern ment OF His Country q Diploma
tic Farce-He Has No Real Home.
The Turkey of dplomatists and map
makers means. not the laud of the Turk.
but those lands-Greek, Bulgarian, Ser
Wan and Albanian--iu which their
enemy The Turk is still encamped. On
no spot of Europe, on no SPOT of the coast
Of Asia, is the Turk really at home. He
is everywhere a foreign Intruder, bur-
Rlar who has thrust himself into the
houses OF other men. While other con-
quests have In time changed into lawful
possessions. either by the conuuerors as
siInilating the conquered. or the cou-
nnered nssimiiating the conquer0rs, she
Tnrk remails as much stranger in
: Europe as he was when he first
came in. more than five hundred years
back. And 50 1t must ever be a. long as
the Turk remains Turk; for no Ma
hnmetan ruler can. without casting aside
the precepts OF his own law, become what
y ruler Is bound 10 be towards the sub
jects OF other religions. 1t is his first
duty ms a Mnhofnetan to keep men of all
otter creeds-the Christian in Europe
the Fire Worshipper in Persia, the Hin
doc in India--in bondage ts the men oI
the dominant faith. He therefore eau
not reform; promises Of reform made
by the Turk are in their own nature
worthless. They are nowners car.
lxsd OUT, unlsss when the Turk is afraid
TO break them under ths eye OF more
powerful EaropeanM 10 talk 81 TURK
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
Blaine and Mckinley.

We suggested day or two ago that
the Ohio election would afford rich
mine for Democratic investigation.
We have not the least doubt but the
most inonstrous corruption will be un-
enrthed. IL the methods by which the
State was carried are investigated.
Pittsburg money in the hands of the
gang who conducted that campaign
could not but prove the seed for a
rare crop Of villainy II the facts in
the case were fully revealed, they
might serve to place Major Mckinley
where he belongs in American poll
tics as one Of the men about whom
allthe forces OF corruption rally.
The Democratic Congress can do
another good work. 1t can let day
light in on the infamous relations of
the STATE Department and the Wash
ington administration generally TO
the late revolution in Chile.
For years, Mr.. Blaine has been
more than suspect of viewing with
covetous eye the nitrate and guaao
beds of Chile and Peru. The close of
his former brief term as Secretary of
State was followed by those scandal
GUS revelations OF guilt wrung by
Perry Belmont from the writhing Tat
tooed Man. All the Indications are
that thers is woven in with the story
OF Baimaceda's struggle for despotic
rule, a chapter Of disgraceful political
depravity in which Mr.. Blaine Is the
central figure. There is that intima-
tion that If the United States helped
Balmaceda to fasten his yoke
upon his country. somebody in this
country would be given exclusive con-
troll Of the trade in nitrates. What a
dream Of wealth, and what flood of
light does it throw upon the conduct
of Mr.. Egan and the State Depart
menr. Here is rich and rare field
for Democratic enquiry.
The conduct OF Messrs. Blaine and
Mckinley is especially worthy OF In
vestigation in view OF the effort to
unite them on one Presidential ticket,
an effort in which we see the New
York Sun, with characteristic treach-
cry, is taking leading part.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

DIED
BOUCHER-On Friday. November g. 1891. James
Boucher. aged a. years
Relatives and frieues Respectfully invited
e. e. attend The funeral from his late resd cs. No.
half past niue O'Clock a. M tb ence to ST Jetn.s
Chucbs where requiem mass Will be offered up
Tor the happy repose OF mis- soul
rhe members OF the r. II. o'Sefl Association are
reques ted 10 meet at headquarterA 81 Newark ave.
sharp. for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
our late memper, James Boucher.
JOHN EDELsTEIN,
JOSEPH A. DUNK.
Secretary.
OF typhoid fever. Minnie beloved danetiter q; !;
charles W ana hlfen @. Gray
Funerai private on Monday November 8. at three
O'Clock y. M. from the residence OF her parents
No W Madison avenue, Heights.
HINES Suddenly. At Brooklyn on November s,
Relatives alc frieaas q the q famiiy are invited
10 attend the f9nefai on Sunday afternoon half
past one o'clock from Ewing's Hotel. No. IS Mont
gomery sire {.
MEYER In tnis city. on Eove mber T. 1891 Francis
n, onlg and beloved son OF Frederick and
maiFaret Aeyer aged years. months and II
Relatives and friends OF the family are respeot.
fully invited TO attend the funsral from the rssi
qence or ms parents NJ a ge avenue on Mon
STEwARDsoN-on November g. 1891 John n
stewardsons aged years and months
Funeral on sunday. November ?, at half past one
p. m. from the residence or his narents No s
Waverly street, Heights.
BLAKEY. In this city on November at his late
Blake. aged forty-hve years
Notice or fnnerzl hereafter
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

But between a bad Democrat and a
good Republican the people, who are
the actual employers, and who are as
sessea for the cost, will infinitely pre-
fer the latter This is case where
they want protection, not pretence,
and they know that policemen who
get drunk while on duty, and assault
citizens, are not fit for their places.
II commissioner Kelly compels Pres
dent Feeney to fall back on Commits
sioner Van Keuren, the Republican
member of the Board, in effecting the
reforms that he is determined to Sc
cure, and which the public will sup
port him In demanding, it viii neither
be gratifying nor profitable to
the Democratic party. But If
Commissioner Kelly insists upon his
position that he is justifiable in pro-
tecting his friends without regard to
the nature or extent of their offences.
President Feeney will have no other
recourse-and the Democratic party
must accept the consequences.
That the police force shall be
brought to the highest possible state
OF efficiency, with the least possible
delay is an imperative need of the
situation. Jersey City presents an
immense extent of territory, COM
pared with its population and
It's police force. and in order
to do its work the force must
be composed of the best material,
thoroughly trained, and under COM
plete discipline-as complete, in fact,
as that of an army.
President Feeney designs to bring
about this desirable condition OF
affairs as soon as he can. Ii political
colleagues will not aid him, his pollti-
cal opponent will. And his party, as
well as the public, will support him.
That is the condition which confronts
the Police Board. There is neither
time nor place for theories which do
not comport with the situation.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
From the Harpsr's Presses

from tue hampers kSroSsos
An interesting feature of Fl Grper's
Weekly for this week is an illustrated ar
ticle on Homes tor the People" by II.
p. Mawson, giving variety of informa-
tion regarding the costs Of rents and the
condition aud quality Of the homes pro-
yided for working people in Boston, New
York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and Chi
cago. Another valuable article is one
on the Progress of Gunniaking Ia the
United States" written by Lieutenant u.
de 4. Cloth Of the French army. e. Ham
ilton Bell contributes an enter
tanning paper on "The Costume
of Hamlet, and J. A. Wilson gives an ac-
count OF .srhe Independent Theatre of
Boston," The story Of the week Is by q
new writer, J. G. B. Andrews, and is en-
titled ''The Dead That Did Not Die"
Harper's Bazar for this week presents
the usual variety Of timely and entertain
ing articles and Ia particularly rich in
illustrations. Merab Mitchell contributes
a short story entitled ..Pretty Gladis Cur
tis;" Theodore Child relates In most en-
ferfaining manner tile ancient Legend
OF Adam and Eve" Mrs Mary R. Bald
win writes Of NV oman's Work in Corn
Palaces" and Mrs. Agnes B. Ormsbee
continues her series of practical articles
on the "Honse Comfortable The fash
ions of the season are appropriately illus
trated and described.
Among the most interesting features of
the forthcoming number of HQrpef's
w eekly will be an article on German
Cavalry Training" written by Lieuten-
ant Powhattan Clark, U. S. A., now
with the German cavalry. Several strik-
ing illustrations by Remington will add
to the interest and value of this article.
Another important paper will be a de-
scription OF the Coast Defeuces About
New London" by George Parsons Lath-
rop, appropriately Illustrated There
will. of course, besportraits in this num-
ber of all the newly elected Governors,
to gether with editorial comments on the
late elections
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

THERE was probably no Republican
candidate in the State more thor
oughly beaten than ex- Whiskerando
Fuller OF Bayonne. Still, there is no
man in the State who can stand it
better, or is entitled to less syinpa-
thy, for no man has been beaten
oftener In fact, If Fuller were to
win once he'd think there must be
some mistake about it and might set
up cry OF fraud and swear he'd been
counted in contrary to the will OF the
people.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
Duty Of Police Commi ssioners.

The explanation offered by Police
Commissioner Kelly for his vote at
the trial meeting of the Police Board.
Friday afternoon, will not satisfy the
public. Neither will it satisfy the
conservative element OF the Dem
ocratic party. The people of Jersey
City are willing to believe that Com
missioner Kelly is opposed to official
drunkenness batthey are not prepared
to accept the proposition that such
offsnses shall be condoned because
this or that Commissioners happens
to be interested in this or that police
man. To accept Commissioners KeI-
ly's theory would be virtually to es-
tablish personal government, in
which every officer should be per-
mitted TO do as he pleased so long as
his particular Commissioners stood at
8 his back. With all difference
to Commissioner Kelly. the Democrats
Of Jersey City are not prepared to ac-
cept any such condition as his theory
f lOh EcfAtAHy " D
The people OF Jersey City are taxed
Tor an efficient police force They
may not be able, under the stress of
financial circumstances, to pay for so
large . force as they would like to
have, or as the city really needs -all
tile more reason why they should get
their moneys worth, that discipline
should be maintained aud drunken
ness and inefficiency be eliminated.
The Democratic party expects that
that Commissioner Kelly shall stand
br President Feeney In his efforts to
Improve the character and standing
of the police force--to weed out the
bad men and put 9ood men in their
places. 1t is not question of politics
nut Of good government. 1t is not
necessary to go outside of the
party 20 secure good men, men
who are competent for the position,
and who will discharge their duties
faithfully; with credit to themselves,
70 ffe profit OF the city and for the
safety and security Of its property
and residents. All things else being
even. Democrats should be given
The preference in filing any position
under Democratic administration.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
A PRISONER wnH A CHILL ON.

To BE Driven Tsndem With Byron'i
s. Prisoner of chillon" In the Lead.
My hair is white but not with years.
Nor grew it white
In single night.
As mems have grown from sudden fears.
But my head Il like TO burst
Puzzling over these blankets of Furst,
Wondering how, in wintry weather.
The wool can hold the iloles together.
One Borean zephyr from northern lands
Would sweep away their zelhyry strands
Leaving me here on Snake Hill, you see,
With naugnt but the holes to cover ns.
Why even hell Itself wou d freszs
If left all night under blankets like th ese.
There's but one thing to do to recoup
di q stere,
IN sell out the lot for porous plasters.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

BY virrte Of an order OF the Court OF chancery OF
the state Of New Jsssey. made the Grst day of
SsptemDer is5l. r. can:s wherein James 4
Company Is defendant. hereby give notice faaf
the creditors OF The said Ihe Home Meiication
Company arc required to present TO me and prove
before me under oath or afi1rmation or oshsrwfse
a. may direct and to my sat sfaction their
several claims Hnd demands agSfust the said Tbs
LONE n Nedication Company Within three months
from the date q said order Ana that in defaut
such dfyidsnds as may thereafter be made and
dsclsred by fhe said Court OF chanccr upon tho
Ite siAxd clsifns may BE- pressnted 70 me at my
ONCE, Rooms i3s. No. ~ BROADWAY In the ciry
County and tate OF New York OK at the o;!lcs az
tho attorneys IN said action, Mesafs Boa Nj suir-
Jersey CITY ". J. -
Dated, Septembex ist, 139t
EDWARD Bo0ERr
Recstysr of The Homo Nedioolioh Company
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
like going into quiet corner and
kicking himself all over for making
such ridiculous spectacle Of himself.

TIL ERE is rumor abroad that al
its meeting on Monday morning the
Street and Water Board will pass a
resolution urging the Jersey City and
Bergen Railway Company to hurry
up the electric road to the ferry. This
reminds us of the old joke SO often
told thus
FATHER:-Tommy, come in at
once and shut that door
TOMMY No, l won't.
FATHERS Stay outside and leave
that door open, sir insist on being
obeyed.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

Reports Of social or other events Intended for
pubiicafion in THE JEnsEY Cry NEWS should
be sent promptly to the editor The lapse OF
several days between the occurrence or an
event and the sending In of report makes it
impossible TO print it. News matter OF all kinds
intsuded Tor The SUNDAY EDITION should,
when possible, be In the hands Of tne editor
not iate than Friday at noon.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
A oTIcx 70 CREDITORS

Estate of 5ohn u Dunn, deceased, Ann n. Dunn.
admini.trasrix Of John q. punn, deceased by
order OF the Deputy surrogate or Hudson county,
dated August ~ issl neisby sirea notfce 70 the ors
itors q SAD aecedsnt 70 nrIng " theiF de9ts az
dent unffcr o4th Or afYlrmatipn within ntns
months from the dAro of safd orter, tpsy Will
forever parrsd q any action therefor ss&nst sAil
a'AA' 7 % Ann 4. puxN
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08


To Margaret A. Fannstt, Edward gannstt, her
husband. arah 4. OK and John q. Fox, her hus.
DAnd. !. Aonroe Jackson an 4 Camden tsarh bone
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF Chancery of
New Jersey made on he day OF the ate her eof in
cause wherein elizabeth W. Bfinkerh0ff fs coEa
riainant ana y GU ana others are def endants. Won
ar required 70 appear and plead demur or ans wer
70 shr com piatnaHts bill before the thirty :
nrst day Of yscenDar nsxt tho said bIll viii Be
taktn as confessed against you
ne niil is nieo 70 foreciose rwo certain mort
gagea m lde by Anna bella aylor and Others on the
same ianas IN jersey Slty one dated April l. A. D..
1855, for three thousand five hundred dollars made
70 the compi. In AID shs other. dated April l. A.
mesne assiznments.
And you Aa.gsrst \. yannsrt and Sarah Il. Fox
are made def andauts because GU are sistar9 OF
Jonn ayior. VINO died seized OF an ner eat In said
tapsie and fntestata. - -
And you Edwasd Van nett and John @. For are
made deiendauts because you are the respective
husbands OF The sad Margaret A. Van aetx a nd
Sarah s. Fox and by Writ ue of such relation 81 n
may claim some irteres In said Innqs -
And you. ]. M0utoe Jackson and Camden Rath.
the arinersEtp of "a Gram % tonde 4 10 . vo,
claim lion upon said lauds BY way OF mort
WALLIS. EDWARDS a HUMssEp
ScIcitors Of ComplnlnanCs
F. Q. Address. Exchange place. Jersey City
Dated october 30. 1891.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

This paper is democratic in principles
and Is independent Ia its vietcs on all
ocat questions.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

THE official count yesterday showed
that THE JERSEY City News re-
turns were marvels of accuracy and
completeness.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
soHS .. MITCHELL. Z
NIloTic|EIII on sEfTLEMESr.

Notice is hereby gives shAt the several accounts
toes under the VIII or Charles @. sissou. de
ceased. win be audited and stated by the Surro.
gate OF the aountyof Hudson, reported for
settlement on Friday. the 6tii uay OF november
Dated september 4. a. D. 1871.
j. HULL. BROWNING
IxN<fNf. "a URISxTG
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
NOTICE OF sETTLEsiE.ST

Notice Is hereby given that the nn al acooun- OF
the fupscrtber. administrator OF James Cahi1t.
sometimes known as James X. HILL deceased. will
be audited ana stated by the Surrogate OF the
County OF Audson. and reported Tor settiemsnt on
friday. tns 9Th DAY Of koyemhsr next
Dated August ~ 4 D.. lx5t.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

Whether OF not he will take another
ride to Bergen Point very soon?
Why Humes don't carry photograph
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
NOTICE 70 cREDITOKa

Estate Of George 9. Mitcheii. dsceased-Jonu D.
or George Is slifoheiL decsased py or
der of the Surrogate OF Hudson county.
dated ctoDer - 1891 hereby give notice to
the creditors OF said decedent TO bring Ia their
debts demands anu elaiTns against the estate Of
said dccedent, under oath or affirmation, within
nins mouths from the date Of said order. or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
JOHN D. MITCHELL.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

~ Office OF SETTLEMENT.
Noties L. hereby given that the final account Of
the subscr1 ber, iate Guardian OF Villa N cole man
Edward Coleman and Em ma Coleman, minors
viii pc audited and stated by the Surrogate of the
County Of Hudson, and reported for settlement ON
Friaay. the 18th day Of NeyeInber next.
Pa RICK McGOvERN.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
REAL ESTATE.


VALUAHLE coRSEK PROPERTY At PUBLIC
y auction, Warren Nugent, Auctfcneers. for
=. A. BAL Co. viii s6ll on rue sday. November
9 lssi, e two p m. on the premises the three
with lot s5x75 No. ". Warren street on the north
feet condiuon. an contains AL modern improve
ments This property can be altered for buslness
purposA at small expeuse. For permits, terms
aud al particulars apply 20 Whrren 4 Nugent.
Anrtioneera, 3sl Grove street telephone i76 or e..
WI AHRRN 4 NuGaNr. AuuTIoNEERs, WILL
w sell on Thursday November - 81 two D. m.
on the premises The two story and bassmenf
house. No. 8O56 Firth Bfreat. street paved and
sswerea an ~ nprsysI'snss y Il, made, made. Terms
worrsn Nuaenf. luctioneers S5l Grove srrcer
Telephone l76. = .
pUTcHERs TAKE SoTIcn.-To RENT HALF
- thn well known store 11z Newark avenu.
formerly the Jersey City Maskst, oniy perffss
Win capital enough to stock ana start Inc etorS
iaoasy 4 shs city. Inquire Wsrrsh Nuesns ~ sii
The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08

SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1891.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

The ass thought himself as fine look
ing as his neighbor, the horse, until he,
one day, saw himself in the looking
glass, when lie said "What an ass am ] J"
Are there not scores of people who
cannot see themselves as others see
themP They have bad blood, PIN
pies, blotches, eruptions, and other kim
bred disfgurements. All these annoy
ing things could be entirely eradicated,
and the skin restored to "lily white
ness" if that world-famed remedy, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
were given a fair trial
1t cures all humors, from the ordi-
nary blotch, pimple or eruption to the
worst scrofula, or the most inyeterate
blood-taints, no matter what their ma
ture, or whether they be inherited or
acquired. The "Golden Medical Dis
coyeryn is the only blood purifier
guaranteed TO do just what it is rec
commended to, OF money refunded.
WORLDS DIsPEEsARY MEDICAL AS.
ISOLATION, Proprietors, No. 663 Mair
Street, Buffalo, n. Z.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
cau sucn Thing. re Z

There is such thing as carrying
economy eyen-beyond the borders Of
parsimony. Here is a case we vouch
for as actually occurring, we will not
say where. Three years ago certain
person purchased as a Christmas gift
for his 2-year-old daughter a little
chair, painted red. In 1889 he had
the chair painted blue and gave it to
her as brand new Christmas gift.
Last year he had the same chair gilded,
and worked it of again as Christmas
gift on his innocent and helpless child.
1 In very poor household such an Incl
dent would be pathetic But THU
father is by no means a poor man. :
Buffalo Commercial.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

Dr. ;. A. baltimore, one of the an
eiysts OF the State Board of Health.
"Yes. SIR"
what did this analysis show youpn
"a serious disease OF the kidneys. .
DID you think Mr.. Warner could
recovery
ble." p''s
do you know anything about the
remedy which cured himP"
- have chemically analysed II and
hnd It pure and harmless. IS
The standing Of Dir. Henion, Mr..
warner and DIR. baltimore In this
community is beyond question. and the
statements they make cannot for mo.
ment be disputed. DR.. Henion's expe.
rlenee shows that Bright's disease O.
the kidneys is one OF the most decep,
tive and dangerous Of all diseases. tina
y y exceedingly common, but that i
can be cured il taken in time.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18

There are upward Of . 600, 600 orange
trees in seed bed in this county. This
Is over tnree times the number set out
IN IN orchard form in the county. But
each year the demand for trees in
ereases. Az the present ratio OF in-
crease two years from now 1000. 600
Will DC planted annually in this county
alone As many trees are shipped
into San Diego and other counties. and
II al! the trees now in seed bsd should
mature 10 condition for planting.
there will be but little danger OF an
oyerstock. But many OF these trees
will be killed by frost and from neg
lect and other causes. San BernardinC
| (Cal Times.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-18
The Figure Nine.

II one hundred and ten years TO
no man, woman or child will
The current date without using
nsure o; for nineteen years during
period two g's must be written
N, ivy, 1909, 1919, 1929, 1889, 1gA9,
" 1859, 1879, 1889. 1900, 1901,
y y 1898, 1904, 1895, 1900, 1897,
andior one ycar--tg9a--threeo's
~'Se to be set dowr. Ofthe peo-
~" u.,n living, IL is saie to say that no
WI ever write the date Of his or
own time without using n .. BE.
n, aundlngth p's and as the next
n scherations must give particular
49, thelr 0's. Nine has never been
NV, as n particular lucky mum
bDeS Ivy beyond question the years ~
y will hold so conspicuous q
,s, slll bring benefits Of undreamed
H. %ue to the world.--Ncw York Tri'