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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
SMALLPOX In RED BANK.
snecial to me Jerseu citu Ne,us.

RED BANK, April Z, 1S9s.-It is now
known definitely that thsre are thirteen
hope that none Of them is very serious.
The quarantine regulations are being
strictly enforced, a large number of
men having been employed As sanitary
officers to watch the infected houses.
The Rev. Robert MacKellar of TriDity
Church Is quaranrlned because he visited
the house OF Mr. Nicholas when the latter
was supposed to have the disease.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
WILL SING FOR NEW Y0RKGRs.

The Amateur Operatic Association Of which
Louis Dressler is the Manager. will sing
''Iolanthe'' in the New York Athletic Clubs
Hall for the benefit of the clubs building fund
tonight ldr. Frank Molten will take the part Of
the Lords Chancellor and Mrs. Motion will
ESSAY the role of Iolanthe. This Is the associa-
ton which sang .'Erminie" and the Chimes of
ormandy,'' at the Academy last spring.
Manager Dressler has trained 100 persons for to-
nights production.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
MONEY FOR THEIR CHURCH.

meets ia Humboldt Hall Is collecting money to
build church Last night the Rev. j. Lester
Wells gave stersop.icon views and lecture de-
scriptive Of scenes in Sweden and Norway, to
nacle Over 800 people were present. An or
ganist and two young ladies from New York
furr ishad music and recitations.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
HUNTERS SPRING MEET.
snecial to Ine .Eerseu Citu Netus.

u
LAKEWOOD. April Z. 1S93.-The Mon
mouth County Hunt Club and Fox
Hounds will hold their annual spring
drag hunt tomorrow.
The meet is to take place at Farmingdale,
the. course being from that place to
Lakewood and return, a distance of
sixteen miles.
The start will be made at ten o'clock in
the morning, in charge of Mr.. James
Blute, M. f. H. Mr.. Fred Hoey is
President of the Climb.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Dreadful Revenge.

"Saphead insulted me today.
But had revenge, y'know."
ie,-"Aw, what did you dor Knock
him in the guteht,
Cholly:-"Ohl Nav. / sRatched hfs
umbwellah and bwoke 1t over my knee,
and said. 'Therei [ hope it watns. ~
Philadelphia Record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Judge Lippincott yesterday afternoon excused
twenty two petit jurymen for two weeks, as
there is not enough business to occupy the at
tention of the full panel of seventy five. This
saves the county several hundred dollars.
Last evening was ladies' night at the Catholic
Club and there was a large attendance They
indulged in dancing, participated in games and
witnessed a bowling match between the club
teams Nos. and 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
MATTERS or FACT.

Ladies should not fail to have bottle
Of that excellent Tooth Wash called Dentel-
laria; your Druggist will get it.
--Hartpett's Little Grains of Health cure
Sick or Nervous Headache. They are great
for a big head.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Robert Louis stevenson Pretty Wen.

''Mg last Critic raises a doubt as to
whether Robert Louis Stevenson is able
to leave his bed or not," WROTE Mr.
Poultney Bigelow from London
recently. 81 admit that he richly
deserves hanging for living on a
coral spit at an infinite distance from any
where; but that he has not met that fate
that he Is alive and not seriously in-I
am assured by letter just received from
him. In it, however, he tells of miseries
second only to iIl-health, For instances
The ways of the Postoffice in this quarter
of the world are dilatory and mysterious.
1t used to be said OF old that there was no
God beyond the Cape. 1t is still true
that there is no PoRtoff1oe 7 This letter
bears gdate December 2S. aud, reads
as that of man full of plans and hopes"
The Athen8at'a, may add, reports that
the symptoms OF pulmonary consumption
that drove Mr.. Stevenson to Samoa have
entirely disappeared since he established
himself there. ."-Nelo York Critic.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
BISHOP KIP DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, April, 1S9S.-Right.
Rev. William Ingrsbam Kip. Bishop of
California, died at midnight. Bishop Kip
has been identified with the church since
1853. when he WAS appointed Missionary
Bishop of California.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
a Tempting OHer.

A Berlia tradesman advertises:-"ADy
person who can show, me that my cocoa
is injurious to health will receive the
boxes. ~ Western Rtrd5.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
Arlington Gem : terry,

Lots and graves cared for by Cemetery Assoc
citation No assessments, moderate prices, per-
feet title -Four and half miles from Court
House; IA minutes By rail from Erie Depot.
Office over Provident Savings Bank. 2S9 Wash.
ington street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
FINN HAD THE SMALL P0X.

John Finn, ,twenty-six years of age, residing at
No. 1872 York street, found last evening suffering
from small pox, was removed this morning to
the Small Pox Hospital at Snake Hill. He was
taken down with the disease on Tuesday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
1Yeather Indications.

WASHINGTON. April E, 1903. = Weather inai.
cations for twenty four hours for Eastern New
York, New Jersey and Eastern Pennsyi ivania;-
Snow or rain with dense fog along the coasts
brisk to high easterly winds; decidedly warmer
on Saturday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

Aldermen, will do all that lies in my
power TO restore that power TO him.
This speech evoked loud cheers.
Messrs. Linn Bruce aud James ).
Erwin also addressed the meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

Physscssns Recommend Schaefcr Bwg.
Co.'S
Bottled Especial Dark Brew" as superior
tonic.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

s.Admtral,

The only strictly high class cigarette and
adopted by all our leading clubs.
This brand is not made by the trust.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

The First sunshnde
was an eclipse, and the first cigarette in
the country is Old Dominion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

Democratic County Committee.
There will be meeting of the Demo-
cratic County Committee touighS, at
Headquarters, No. 430 Grove street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

Total HabiHleSt EXCLUSIVE q Water =
account. 80
The city's resources, at the same period,
December l. 1888, for the payment Of the
above were as follows
Cash and securities In Sinking Funds. 81 111036o so
amount loaned Water Account. l44,0yU W
Amount of outstanding taxes OF 1887
Amount of outstanding assessments. 25J5683 50
Cash in assessment account ............. 1910 60
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07

Total resources. December i, 1885, s7.ss7.ssa OF
Balance, belng amount of net City Debt.
ex lusive of Water Account $685. 763 1e
The Water tonds outstanding on De-
cember /, 1855, aggregated Sa,83S0uo
account made total Of e -. s4ss2,0OO 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

Discrepancy Of Over sf.oOO.000 I'm
Reports OF Cleveland Banks

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2l.--A discrepancy
has been discovered OF over 100000
between the figures given by local
national banks 10 the controller OF the
treasury and To the auditor for taxation.
The law requires each OF the national
hanks to flo with the county auditor
every year complete and attested
statement of its financial condition.
The figures are then lated by
the auditor at the present per cent
rate The discrepancies IN the figures
occur in the statements Of surplus and
undivided profits The statements TO
the comptroller were made on May 3. and
TO the auditor on May !. ls93 Some Of
them are az follows: Western Reserve
National bank 10 the comptroller. s9i.-
J01 90; to the auditor. tlO.Oel32. a dis
crepancy OF sl4.l4ll4. The discrepancy
II the Union National is sss. lee 50: City
National. sss.oOs.9s. National Bank Of
Commerce. sl25. s5is.lMercsntile bank.
li7,4gGg5: First National. s9S.2i2 04 !,
Commercial National. siss,. .5.2,5..ys; Cleve-
land National, e9s,}l0s4: Euclid Ave.
nue. National. t7O.05TT No explana.
tion is gwen except the difference u
one day ia dates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
sUsK's DEATH REGRETTED.
Was the Most Popular Member of
Harrison's Cabinet.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-Genuine re-
gret is expressed at the death OF uncle"
Jerry Rusk OF all the members OF the
Harrison administration he was the
most popular. He had kindly soul.
And everybody who was anybody liked
him. lie was plain. blunt man. He
had no use for executive session bust
ness. red tape or cabinet secrets concern
ing affairs in which the public was inter
ested. tie was. very democratic IN his
manner. lie liked 10 talk, laugh and
have good time. He was a hard
worker. though. and during the Harri-
son administration the department OF
agriculture was regarded as having done
more actual good 20 the country than
any other department. When be went
into il be had a good deal OF fun
poked at him. One day at a cabinet
meeting there was a diplomatic ques-
tion under discussion. kusk ventured
70 make an observation. Blaine. who
was talking. paused. looked around at
Rusk as much as 10 say: What do
you know about diplomacy There
was Just the faintest smile of sarcasm
on Blaine's face as he turned toward
the president again. and the rest Of the
members. including Harrison. had pains
iu their sides in their efforts to keep
FROM laughing. Uncle Jerry saw il all
and remarked: "Oh. yes. | know that
you all think that | am the tail OF the
cabinet Perhaps | am But judging
from Appearances. i shall have my
hands full keeping tho fies Of this
administration"
There was roar ~ laughter that was
heard in the corridor. ana for the first
recorded time in his life Blaine had no
reply 10 make.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
LYNCHED THE BRUTE.
Mother OF the wronged Child Swung
the Rope.

OrTUMwA. Iowa. Nos. 2l.--An excited
and angry mob hung Fred Gustaveson
TO the stair railing OF Justice Truitt's
court room at 2:30 this afternoon. Cue
tayeson assaulted the little 4-year old
daughter OF Jonas Sax about 10 o'clock
last night The brute was promptly
arrested shortly after committing the
crime and lodged in jail. At = o'clock
today Gustayeson was taken quietly TO
Justice Truitt's office for arraignment.
The news spread rapidly along the main
street, and in less than twenty minutes
a crowd OF perhaps thousand were
sufging around the stairway trying To
get at the prisoner. The mother Of the
little girl succeeded in getting to the
top and from the platform on tho front
Of the court room swung rope. and to-
gether with her aged father. appealed
To the crowd below to hang him. Sheriff
Mcintyre and Mayor Force appealed to
the crowd. but all in vain. The crowd
was for revenge swift and certain. A
number OF men succeeded in gaining ad.
mission To the courtroom and a terrible
fight ensued between the mob and the
officgs. The mob succs eded in getting
the rope around the mans neck and in
a very few seconds he was dangling from
the railing Of the stairs. He was left
hanging about ten minutes and the rope
broke. letting him fall TO the pavement.
The lifeless body was quickly picked up
by the officers and put in u wagon and
taken TO the Jail. the mob running pell
nell in that direction. At tho jail it re-
quired the report Of committee TO sat
isfy the people around the jail that the
man was dead. After this they quietly
dispersed. The little girl is in a pre-
carious condition and the chances Of life
are greatly against her. Everything is
quiet tonight as though such terrible
affair had never happened.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
WAS AN HONEST POLITICIAN.
Tribute TO Governor Rusk Prom
Mayor swift.

CHIcAoo, Nov. 2l.-~I regard the death
Of ex Secretary of Agriculture Rusk as
a great loss to the country said Mayor
Spift; vho was we'll acquainted with
the Wisconsin man. lie was an honest
politician. fearless and CONSCIENTIOUS.
Who won much Of his popularity by his
direct methods and adherence to prip.
ciple. His death is a shock to me. for
believed h. would recover
'Ex Secretary Rusk represented that
old school % politicians who Dwell their
popularity and succees 10 the steady Nd
herence to principle rather than To par.
~. said Francis A. Riddle. "iIe Was a
biz hearted. bic minded msu. vho at.
tanned his purpose by direciness rather
than by diplomacy. la his death the
people l0ss a friend and the country an
able statesman. The positions of honor
90 which he was elected by the vote of
the people and the appointive Office ot
trust which he BIlesl iestIf, TO hs ability
and the Wisdom II his robust honesty
and direct dealing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
BrlzzanD HEApEo THIS WAY.
snow storm General in the Northwest
and Mercury faiiing.

MISSgAroLi-. Nov. II. The first real
SNOW storm of the seaeon began falling
~ sn early hour this r8orring and at a
late hour tonight IL st,ll snowing- The
storm is general throughout the north.
vest several points IN the state report
faIl - from -four 10 sir inchss To.
night q IL growing much colder aad IL
.. expected real Miunesota hlTasrd !.
on. The local signal offce has rstrivei
orders b. hoist the ecid eaye signal. add
expect the temperature 90 drop afieen
- tweniy degree. N the nsst teenty
foaf hourn The storm 80 fsr has had
no s~Fsoas effect opou 'ransc except 20
make II SLOW IN . general say4 snow
ploas lave lcen bfoagbt taio us~ ea
tke railroads ard haze succeeded IN
sseBing the track rea~saahly eiesf Al
faf9s. snos commenced failing eatiy
iki- Hefnler. and late fhis sftsfaeou a
fsH - eight intAss snfrf. tas efsand
~ H eutsaase asd tbs elna esta
rifss.ssf fh~ea EEL p frsHtle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

NJ Hts rniey = q, fs~~toe- the Hawai-
tso tfsteesr

CrrvrfsSn. Nov ~ Ex Secretary =
ths rreasnrF Caariss + 5-ser said losisf.
in refefen 60 fhs Hawaiian Q8-stloa.
a don kaeN that snrh0iy Saoss what
nav - done ETery yt.idy seens 20 take
tns tsfcshan ietter A. expressing the
a,inir -tsa taos fee. n-s snI the lozi
cal eoociusion pf that lefter seems to -
the restoration = The queen q the
iaisusi~ - fae thnae N that q true.
shea Prssiasut eveland hs- masie
a rreaf tiunder Th- tireshsm iet
fer rovers evsfFthirx ia a
resume % BiCunts frgort. and
fhs pclof n,asie is that - marines
iard-,i fruun me { nitrsi States 81 - sni
established he prariz'cna eoVerauea:
els8 fhs "a - he taited Stssee piats.
tef ara h8t xithoat that kind - tcfre
tl- new rnverumeut Nop.t rrt tarn
tr~r fststI she'd lf that . nus taed
thr EfTsfrr r.rt eeul,t - wfcrg. I
fee fti< stefe - any suerticu y
dnutf faif the pr,Yir3insi gcT~rnusert
rrrss@I e tas srral t1.iaess interests
or ise .rfsr.ts and th@s oazht g. be Etts-
tsfa~t teV sn rsrth fhs government
ear - tnftn'rE eiee ahen tae pfoxus
tsual grxsrnnert kss been ~ sxriEesl.
-ot anif - Tee fsrr.ata s.iaisaisfral
t,oa- bus - tieFaIsrds a. sed. sns
kev - can tesf tass towa aaf pat %
f1e tif I t1u't sBor MIX Il
t.fe@asn, isffef sad 6@sn r,,i.lishs.8 -.
f,fe t.- si.sefiun ths rafs ~ Mex srl~4
Wrnti sar. rean unsni.una.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

sMoTHERED TO DEATH.
Boy Set Fire to the Jail and Loses
His Lift.

FLUSHING. Mich. Nov. 2l-George
Wristley. a 15-yesr-old boy, was locked
up in the village lookup Sunday for
house breaking. This morning before q
o'clock he made desperate effort TO
escape by setting hre to the building
near the door. and by the time stream
of water was thrown on the fire he was
smethered. His lifelcss body was taken
out OF the burning ruins before the fire
actually reached him. Wristley claimed
his home was in Vestaburg. Montcalm
county. He made efforts 10 escape yes
terday by prying open the inner door.
The first men on the scene broke open
the door. but were driven back by the
fierce flames. Wristley WAS the only in
mate. lie was found in a corner with
his head wrapped in quilt He had
evidently emptied straw tick near the
door aud set IL on fire, expecting to burn
q hole through il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
HuaBEnT WILL NOT YIELD.
Italian Cabinet May Cause . Crisis
by designing.

Ro4E. Nov. 2l-king Humbert will
arrive IN Rome tomoFsew from Monsea-
Many deputies have already arrived IN
readiness for the re assembling OF the
chambers on Tuesday. Friends OF Sig.
nor Zsnardelli s2y that they will decline
10 support the cabinet aud that min
isterisl crssis - inevitable. King Hum.
bart VII confer with Premier Gio.itti
and Signor Zanarielli as soon as posi-
BILE on nis arrival Ii Is probable that
with the view OF avoiding stormy sit
tings in the chamber and preventing a
break up OF the government part Of the
cabinet will resign without waiting Tor h
decisive vote
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

missAl q Prin<e Bismarck. IL ssyA In
nsdlafs.y after bisnzrek's intsrsiss
With iisrr Sladthorsk. the snpsroE seat
% blsnzrck me foilosing msssass:
~fhs kalssf requires that Prince b.s-
n2fck shsIl Eos receive usDDsrs u The
r.lc1sfax sI<hoat previously rsportlng 10
ths ksis<xs Prince Bismarck sspiled;
-fieass tel the emperor that ziIow NO
body 70 haze any eoatroi of my osn
kousshosd"
The ssxt morning. March -. the en-
psrsr roe early sad won't ~ ffincs
hisnsrckis rs~idsacs. where he declared
that ne mast knox every aight the ~
szlt q the ehsDceii0f's n>golistioas With
ths party lssdsrN Prince bismarck re-
fused to comply ~ith the smperor's de
manos. and repeated the remark of the
pssysoss nighs IN regard % the control
u his osn hoasehold The smperor
vas greatly szitased He said; Not
sssn shsn command ron 10 do II a.
your sessrsignr
The prince replied: my masters
authority sads II my vice drawing
room-"
The prince proceeded that he only re-
nainsd in office because of the promise
be had made 20 Emperor William j.
that be would serve his grandson The
emperor then demanded the princes
resignation a. chancellor. at the same
time 0denrg him the title OF duke OF
Lanenbarg and penslon- De prince
rejected the oder. saying In reference 10
the proposed pension: Nobody shall Do
able % sAy that 1 closed my career by
running after gratuity such ~ q zeal
Gus postnsn would receive on the New
ieAr."
The Frelsinnige Zeitung contrasts the
foregoing version with the imperial re-
script issued AZ that time. and urges that
so Official statement of the exact facts
be published without delay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
MELLo's FLEET HEMNED IN.
n IL should Get Out the straggie
Vail he Prolonged

NV YoKK, Nov 81 Sonor Mendonca.
the Brazilian minister st Washington.
who IL In the city. received q dispatch
last evening which not only confirmed
the news of Ire governments improved
position received on Sunday. but con
tained further sdyices ss 10 Meilo'e hsing
forced farther UP the hafbor. kenor
Aendencs said today The whole ques
tion now is whether Mello can get out -
the hsrbor before the Nictherio the
Britanna and other beats we are fitting
out here can arrive. IL be succeeds ia
psssiDg the Nictherio bsitrrius and the
bar forfs. the strngRle uili he prolonged.
although even then be much reduced
provisions and probable failure q -
sources val begin 90 ieli against him.
But 10 not Relieve that Meilo uiii
have an essy tire IN getting cut a the
harf,or
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
MADE FLAT DENIAL
Howzizn Minister Thurston Takes
Excspton 10 6Iount's Report
CHARGlsG HIM WITH FRAUD
- Msaisssr Reviews shs kspss<
- Pssas. oas wn>r~i. st~ss-
men1s Are iacusrccG

Wxsa1ssrox. Nov. 2i.-Ms. Thastsa.
60 Ilssaiian minister. thls sssning
esvs out statsmsnt IA reply 70 ths re-
Dsrt 81 Mr.. Bloant lie says in part;
a Isrgs portion ef the published en-
tracts fronl Ar. bloant's report consist.
hswsser u persoeal attacks upon NE
and those sssociatei with ne In the
prosA<iosal sosornnent. lmp9gnlng our
verseity. good faith and courage. and
changing us sith fraud snd duplicity. l
dssm u proper. thsfsfors. 10 make
. psrson4l reply , 10 such charges.
eonhniag myself o. statements u
fact u snich as a pfiacipai actor. an
prepared 70 testify % before any i'm
p4stial tribunal First before stating
such facts. / desire - eail atfenti0n %
Sir bioaats method u constructing his
feport Although as. ia several plsces.
s,&tes that | Nss the leader % the reso-
h4tioIary mosrl1ent. be has never asked
me a. qCestaa conceFuing the saaDe. nor
gwen ms spyorfuuity u make aay state
tsent. aithoush 1 have az al times been
Feady ast &llhng 10 do so The same -
trtis of = are nuuber q other neu - hO
toos le4slins part ~ the movement
~ isnuafy las. Ia the secuad place
h.s evidence consists exclusively q pre-.
paresi alttaslts or q answers 90 leadiag
queasious put BY hinself az private iH-
teEyiess. no ons else being present bot
the sss3ographrr In no instance has
there been any cross examination OF
witnesses, or cptortrnIty gwen 10 coz
trsdict or explain evidences.
nioant's statements Denied.
A brief examination of the published
portions q tbs repor. shows numerous
lnc8rrect statements. | shall eadeavor
for ths preseat however. 10 answer the
mo-r 5aiient points. as follows
l. Tne American troops dad not land
ti.l Monday Gight the 10th % January.
after tne rssolutioa had been IN full
progress sancs The afternoon % Satur.
day. the lith. during which time tho
committee ot safety Was openly organ
izieg tor the avowed purpose of over
tbrOwing me queen
There Vas absolutely no attempt az
concralment from the goyerrms % tho
object and inteations OF the committee.
4 1hs queen. her cabinet aud their
supporters we're utterly deu0ralized.
suspicious u one another and devoid Of
leadership.
O. Tho committee u safety and their
supporters we're anIteci; bad ample force
o. execute their purpose. knew pre-
c,seiy what trey wanted and proceeded
Nith intelligent deliberation. thorough
Eess aud ronndsnce 20 do t.