davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-06
Das Gnoe nahe beporiteben6.
Gowtn Booth miro oen beuti9en Gag fanm
iberleben.
90 e N Norf. 6. SUM

gee Woff b. Surtt.
Solgen6es 8uIetin tpur6e beute Wor9en
Inn 9 l1br pom Or. Smitb, benz Qlr3te bes
lterbenben Sragpben 8Optb, DerOffentli9t:
vSn Dem 3uita1bc BON 6rn. 8ootb lit felt
Mitternacbt feline @erdn6erung eingetretcn.
Seit Montag 1T Oerielbe betpuBtlos." Or,
Smitb DerlieB bas Glubbaus, in tpelbem
ltb Der &ranfe %beftnoet, 9leic6 nacb Mitterz
nacbt unb iagte, baB CT tpdbren0 Ser Nadbt
ntbt 3uritdfommen perbe. Snnerbalb
elmer Stun6e tpur0c er iebo6 suridgez
rufeu, poraltf CT bel6loB, Bic No6t in Ser
gtGbe bes 8atietten 8u8ubria8en. 8ootb
i6ltef gu Der 3eit; ietn S6laf mar icbo9
ni3t bon LANCER 0auer, ullb tpGbren6 ct
tpacbte lit er unter 6uitenanfGQen, bic tbn
fart 81 eri3Opfen idienen.
Man gIaubt faum, 6oB 8oot6 Sen beuz
ttgen Sag iiberleben wirb tbatidcbltcb lit
ct lhon toot unb mar eS bon benz 9llgenz
bltde an, mo- ct fem 8epuBtieilt perIor.
, 1893-06-06
Der Wbiskey=Grn
SOIL fir 100000 Bombs an Sen
Qtann 9ebraAt Raben.
Gine weitere Sdtapsbrennerei aus oemieIben
a~us9ei6ieoer.
8eprta, SQs. 6. Stunt.

PeU|tu OuS.I o. OSuIl.
0te 0ireftoren bes 8bisfpzGruit baben
t6re felt eintgen Sagen Dor itc6 gegan9enen
8eratbun9en geitern Qtben6 b%eenotgt. @or
SbluB Der Nmtsiturben tpur6e cine 60poz
tbet i'm 8etrage bon So, OOO, 900 gu @uniten
Der Central Sruit Company. @S icbeint
Dem Srult mtrfltb 9eIungen 3u iein, fir
S 8 5000, 900 Bombs on ben Wtann gu brtn7
gen, per aber bic Nbnebmer itn6, bas perz
mag Ntemanb gu ia9en, pie iiber6oupt
Niemanb i'm Stanbe ST. ietn ibetnt, iiber
bic Gage 6eS Gruits berlaBlicbe @usfunft
geben 81 tOnnen. 9erii6ttpetie perlautet,
Dab bic 8Onbs 3u etnem iebr niebrigen
8retie an intime Sreunbe ber 0irettoren
~berfauft porOen ieten. Die 0oolner
S9napsbrennerei lit u au9 aus benz
Gruit 9etreten.
, 1893-06-06
Jm MuosGafe ertrunfen.
Grauri9es Gnoe elmer SoOtfabrt.

S6omos Canning un6 G6omas Suutban
besablten g~eitern 2lben6 I'M 7:3O cine
8ootfabrt auf benz Otuo Safe bel Brighton
Bart nit benz 2cbcn. 0as Boot, in MEL
cbem Bic Gerun8liiGten nit bier &ameraoen
iaBen, iblug ettua 200 SuB tpeitlicb bon
Ser &eo5te QlDe. Bride I'M. 8ier Ser SSnz
lalien tOnnten itb ourcb Sc6pimmen retz
ten, Canning uno SulItpan ertranfen ie=
bocb, 9tc 2ei3en Der @~cruu9liften MUIR
ben nob geitern ipdt N6enbs, bestp. beute
III aller 6riibe BON BEN 8oliSilten GonroD
uno OturpbD bon Der Station in 8ri9bton
8arf %gefunoen.
Canning mar 30 Sabre alt, unberbci=
ratbet unb pobnte nit ietuen Gltern in
3543 Utari6itelo 2tpe. Sullivan mar chem
faus unUerbcirat6et, 20 Sabre alt, unO
tpObnte in 429 30. Str. BEL ieinen Glteru.
, 1893-06-06
Raifer milbelm
P0dite erfreut iber sic Or.
eebenheitsperft6erun9en
Der baoii9en Krieeerpereine.
6 arlsruhe E, 6. Stunt.


Scatter 8tI6elm bat in 8eonttportung
Der bon Sen baoiiben &rie9eroereinen an
tbn gert3teten 0epeibe, in tuelber fte it6
bereit erfIdren, freuOtg fir Die Sicberbeit
uno Die @o6lfa6rt beS Getbes etn5ulteben,
fauS Der Scatter ite 3u ben Boffen rufen
ioute, an ben @roBber5og BON 8a6en
toLgenbe 9epei6e 9ertcbtet:
uSbr bon Spferpilt9teit seugenber 8ez
fbluB trdgt ie6r CUR S%tdrfung Der 3uperz
iibt BEL, baB bas beuti6e Golf, pcnn Sic
Siberbett beS 8aterlanbes bebro9t lit, nit
6intanlaiiung aler polttilben Wfeinungsa
perl9ieoen6eiten eintg 3uiammenfteben
miro, UNI bas in elmer 6enfpiiroigen Belt
unter Der tbdttgen Wttmirfung @uerer
font9lt6en 6o6eit @rrun9ene bis gum
Iebten 8lutstropfen gu bertbei6tgen."
, 1893-06-06
utodt ieiner Saweiter einen Sefud
limo idte6t ihr in ser G%runfenbeit cine Huge
our6 ole Sruit.
Sout68en6, Sn6., 6. Stunt.


9tm lebten Satnltag fam Der 3iemli6 an
riicbi8e Neger 9teil 6nr6 aus ietncr Seimot6
in @alpin Gopnibip, SAP County, Wticb.,
bier an, I'M ieine Scbpeiter, Sic 6rau
Nbam BomcQ, 81 0eiucben. Sim Sonntag
betranf CT iib un6 brabte letner Scbmelter,
neil ie ibren Sobn gu beitrafen Dro6te,
cine i4pere S4uBtpunbe BET. 6or0 brobte
ite gu eribieBen, tpenn ite ben Sungen priiz
gem nitroe, %tporauf ite tbr &teio aufrtB
unb i6m 3urief, boB er nur ibieBen loue.
llnb bte beioffene 8eitte briidte pirflicb
Los bic &ugel brang oberbalb Der 8ruit in
Sen &0rper unb burbbobrte oenielben BOIL
itdnbig. 9arauf beriu9te Ser Morb6ube
gu flicben, mur6e ie6o6 ibleunigit feitgcz
nommen unb hrs @efdn9ntB getporfen.
6rau BotpeQ pur0e in bas ct. SoIepbsz
6oipttaI gebrG6t unb man bofft ite am
9eben 81 erbalten.
, 1893-06-06
Die Retfe Ser 9nfantin.
Der Rer5oe pom Deraeua beabf4ti9te, oiefeIbe
in DoIporoifo 81 beoriiBen, obqIei9 er
feline GinIaoun9 oa5u erbalten hattie.
St. @aDne, Sn6,, 6. SUM-.

Ser Grtra3ug nit Ser Snfantin GuIalia
fam bier I'M 8 lDr an; Die Tabrt bon
YtttSburg gtn9 obne Observation-Disclosures
fall bon Staten. Die Snfanttn Iegte it9
geltcrn N6enb I'm 3ebn I6r nieber, un0
i4lief nocb, ais Der Bug bier %eintraf, Sci
Ser Qlnfunft beS 3ugcs bteB eS, baB fi6 Der
6er3og BON @eragua nebit 8egleitun9 in
8alparaiio ouf ben l3ug be8eben tperbe; Oa
6erlelbe ober feine GinlaOung er6alten bat,
bic Snfantin bier gu ~treffen, 10 6iirfte fem
@n1pfang fein beionbers parn1er tper0en.
, 1893-06-06
Der ,unoelaoene" Repolper.

Ser 26idbrige 9arbtge G6os. @ilteS
brabte beutc Gormittag UNI 8 llbr etnen
&epolper gu DEM 9fanoonfel 6arrD GarrtS,
1872 Stateltr., I'M benielben 5t DerieBen.
Scr @lerf SultuS zimmerman inter
ilcbte bic S6uBwaffe, in Der @nna3me, oaB
oielelbe ni4t gelaOen lei, ais ite it3
plObli6 entIu6. Die 8u9el fu6r gSiltes in
Die Iinte Settle bes &opfeS- Der Serpun7
bete purbe per Nmbulan3 nob benz County
boipttal gei9afft, unb zimmerman lpurOe
elugelocbt.
, 1893-06-06
uoraben0 etner Reuolntion
SteRt AUDI Sic centralsamerifanif9e
Republic Gotta Rtea.
Die 6eifIi9feit unteritiibt ole aeeierun9.
San So5e, Gotta Silica, 6. Stunt.

San 81 e, sofia Utica, 9. Stunt.
Die Setnbe Ser He9terun9 bereiten, err
mutbt8t burb Ben @rfolg Ser G~epolutioz
ndre, ebenfaQS cine &epolution Dor. 9te
@etitIibfett, peIdbe es nit Der 9fegierltng
bdlt, bat baoon Wttb erboIten unb 6er7
ielben ibleuni9it 81, 600, 900 3ur 8~erfiigung
9eiteut, bamit Set Notb unter ben drmeren
neutrality-suspicious., tpeIcbe febr biel CUR
aIgemeinen unsufrieoenbeit nit ben berrz
lbenoen 3uitdnOen beitrdgt, gefteuert tperz
ben fam. Die Sage lit iiberaus frttti9.
@elo lit il6eraus fnopp un6 bie @rnteauSz
lt6ten itnb lebr i6leAt.
@tnt9e amerifanil6e &olontiten, pel9e
oor GINGER 3ett. bierbertamen, itnb in Bic
9rOBte Notb geratben, un6 beitiirmen Ben
ameritanti3en @eiaaOten UNI tOitenfreie
6etmien0un9.
, 1893-06-06
Der Dtce=prdiioent Ser u8runsmif,
8alfe=0 ouenoer Co."
miro eIet6 na9 ser Riidfehr pom Deutidz
lano Dom Gooe oabineeraft.
@tncinnott, 6. Stunt.

6eute Morgen itarb bier 6err SuGils
8alfe nab ieiner ioeben crit erfoG9ten 9tiif=
tebr aus 9euti6lanb, ipo9tn er iic6 51r
SrGftigung ictner @~eiunbbeit begeben bate.
Der 8critorbene, elmer Ser dlteiten 2(niieoler
BON cincinnati, tpur6e i'm Sabre 1880 in
S5nabriid 9eboren, un6 erbielt leine 2lusz
%btloung auf Der polptedbnil9en Sbule in
6annOOer. st maj Elm langidbrigeS Mit7
gIieO OeS befannten Sabrifgcibaftc5 y5be
8runSWif, 8alfczGotIenber g." me6rcre
Sabre 8rGiiOent oerielben, un6 tpGbren6
Der lebtcn Stpet Sabre 8iccs8 rdii0ent DeS
ansgeoe6nten GcicbGftc5. Die 8eer6igung
bes 8eritorbenen ftnbet morgeu itatt.
, 1893-06-06
Die %eolumbifden Uaraueuen
Inter Kononenoonner beute Nad-
mttta9 bon rlew porf
anb Ubtrnan nhaeFenelt.
Stem Norf, 6. SUM.

Die columbiiben Garaoeuen vSanta
Waria", Selma" unb vBtnta" baben beute
gtacbmittag UNI II 1lbr, be9Leitet bon SEM
Stabtfreu5er r0tep Oort", bic Sabrt na6
Chicago bia ct, 2oren3zTlnB, ongetreteu,
Nut betbcn utern Datten itb groBe Wtenz
icbenmengen e~ingefunOen, peldbe bie2tbfabrt
Der S6tffe nit 6urra6ruten u1l6 Dem
Scbpenfen bon Goi6entiicbern unb 6iiten
be8leiteten. 0as Sort auf Governors
SSlanO un6 bic I'M 8rooflpner Scbtffsbouz
9ofe ~Ltcgenben &rie9Si4iife ~feuerten einer
SGlut.
, 1893-06-06
Sdnfbru6.
90 IN o N 0 c, g8isc., 6. g

W0nt o 10 . c, Mt8c., 6. Stunt.
Die Sbiiren Ser State 8anf Of Maniz
tomoc" bliebcn beute Worgen gei4loiien.
Die Sanf bate felt brci 8o6en einen
fOrtpdbrenben 2lnfturm auS3ubalten, unb
Die 8eantten baben ihr M09li1iteS Dcrz
lucbt, INN benz Bancroft 3u entgeben. Scr
8rGitoent s. 6. Barnes bat, tpie eS beiBt,
ietn 9on3eS BripatOermOgen aufgeboten,
INN bic 9epoittoren Dor Serluiten gu be-
tpabren.
, 1893-06-06
0mmer mebr.
Die Softoner DerIe9er Potter s. Potter eben
fails bancroft.

8 # 6. Sum-.
Gotter & Gotter, sic 9eraus9eber bes
Seem England Mogo3ine", beS rgantee
8labe", bes rWomen's Some Sournal",
ocS r2(merican 8ebicle" unD beS vQmeS7
burp Doilp" baben be1te tbren Bancroft
ongemelbct. Sic %bebaupten, DaB 0erielbe
mn bur1 ben W}tBerfolg 6eS 0gem, @ngz
lamb Waga3ine" Derurlacbt wor6en let; bic
ltbri9en SOurnale ieien cintrd8li4s Inter
n%ebmungcn. 9ie Gerbtnolicbfeiten Der
Tirma belaufsn it9 auf nabesW $100, 900.
, 1893-06-06
Gin Jn9enieur bon Song Brand
Stirbt in 6aIpeton in SoIee zines SIieeen=
fi6es.
@aIbefton, Ser, 6. SUM-.

Gor %etnigen Ga8en tpur6e S. &. g8tgz
gins, Elm Sngenieur bon Song 8ran6, sc.
S., an Ser 2ippe BON elmer i%o9enannten
@barbon7 Siege geitoben, einem Sniect,
pel3eS bin un0 pieber inter 8ferben uno
&tnOOteb an Der 8Iite groBe Stcrblt6teit
beruria6t. 8tagins purbe i'm bieiigcn
9OipitaI bebanbelt, itarb aber geitern inter
groBen S6mer3en. Die Qei6e nurbe
geitern @bcn6 nacb Stem gort abgeian6t.
, 1893-06-06
Gonferen5 Ger Gt1en= uno StabI=
drbetter.
2bdnoerung Ger 5efiteIune oes &obntarifs.
8tttSburg,8 a., 6. Stunt.

Sn Der beute 2lben0 bier ltattfinbenben
8eratbung Der @iienz uno Stablarbeiter
miro Elm 8lan sur SbeiIun9 Der vNmulz
gamateO 2lii." BET Glen uno Stablarbeiter
in bret 3pei8e pOr9cle9t pcr6en, uno stpar
10, baB ieoer 3meig obne &iflicbt auf ben
anOern Die 2o6nidbe regulirt. 8is iebt
Sab eS nur etncn 2%obntarif fir ale l3tpei9e
Der @e1euicbaft.
, 1893-06-06
OdS metter.

% arlington, 6. Stunt.
Sin Nnipetter bon mGBiger StGrte be-
tpe9t iicb bonn SuperiorzS O. segen bas ST..
2orcn5z Gbol, Die Semperatlr lit in ben
WttteIitnaten burbme9 9efauen, bageoen
int norotpeitlt3en Canada 9eittegen.
Sn Sutnots lit fir bcute beiterer Stint
mel uno Noromcttpinb, ser I'M 2aufe Der
gfa9t 3duftg nmiprtngt, angetIn6ist.
, 1893-06-06
6rofe mo9enfobrif ein9ediaert.
m~ahrf9einIi9 Selbtent5inoune ole l1rfa6e
ct. Qpuis. $40. 6. SUM

9ie S3alp'i9e @agenfabrit, an Scr
@6e BON 9eoee u11b Gorr Str, brannte
beute Wtor9en nit allen @orrdtben bis altf
ben @runo nieber. 9as @ebGube nan bier
Sto6tperfe bod unb nit Maoren ongefiiutt.
Ser 8erluit betrd9t $75, 900, lit aber burcb
8erii6erung bOut9 9e6edt; baS Seuer emit
itanb i'm SirniBraunt, pabri6einli6 in
Tol9e bon Selbitent3iinbung.
, 1893-06-06
Qooesfdue.

Sis 6eute Mittag tuurOen auf benz Sc
iunObeitsamt Sic folgenoen Gobcsfdle am
9emeloet:
@eors 5enr0, 43 Sabre 3 MOnate 10
Sage, 3O37 6anoberitraBe.
Nnna S9mibt, 3 Sabre, III SRerntan9
itraBe.
6reO Serb, Il Monate, 832 @Oamsz
itraBe,
, 1893-06-06
Die DanamakanalG d)miuoler.
Der oberite fron50iifde 6eriatsbo
miro an9eblid ote nrtPeile um=
itofen
limo Charles oe Se1eps uno 6enoGen in
5rethett ie5en.s
s. nris. G. sunni.

Gs miro ~bebauptet, baB ser GaIiationsz
9of, an mel3en Charles DC 2eiiep3 un0 Sic
.n6rigen Derurtbeilten 9andn1afanalz
appelltrten, Bic ergdngenen
ltrt6etIc auf @runb bon TormfeDlcrn BEL
Ser gro3eiiirung umitoBen u116 bic Sretz
laiiung Der 8etriiger anor6nen meroe.
, 1893-06-06
OompfersU odridten.
IN ser Qadt oemeISet:


Qn9efommene Dampfer.
S%OutbalnptOn = rGraOe" bon Stein
Oorf.
Queenstopn r9or6 @ou9b" BON gbi7
la0elpbta.
9biIaOelpbia vQor6 Glioe" bon 2ioerz
pool.
gfeopeI - y@e1er" bon Stem Oort.
8olton D8Otbnia" bon 2iperpool.
Baltimore - y@eimar" bon 8renen.
Jfetp Oorf = Berlin" BON Soutbamp>
ton unb Spain" bon 9on6on.
@OnOon Sn Sibt: v8eenOam" BON
Jtetp yorf, r8remerbauen" BON Seem gorf,
v9armitoot" bon Baltimore, vGbica9o"
BON Stem gort, v@beiter" bon gtetu Yorf.
3onoon Sn Si6t: vBennipIUania"
bon 99ilaoelpbia.
Peute oemeloet:
Stem gurt = Dresden un6 Glbe bon 8rez
1teu.
, 1893-06-06

St elmer Ge6e an bic Delegation
ntdc9te ltcb bellte Der Mintiter 6eS NuS>pQrz
tt9e1, @rat &oInotp Iber bic Soee lultig,
ols tpenn cine 9dn3licbe Qbri1tung Der ctroz
pal1Den Ut0obte mo8lib iet. SGmmtlic6c
commentator Ofd6te tpiirben iebocb be6euz
tenO e@ntlaitet t%oerbcn, tpenn benz ge9enmGrz
tt9en 8ertabren elmer fortpabrenoen @rz
bObung Der 9eere unb Der Tlotten aQnG65
, 1893-06-06

Q~n9efommene Oampfe1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
BRIDGE DEMOLISHED.
Erie Begins War on the
North Hudson Rail-
way Company.
THEIR MIDNIGHT RAID.
With the Assistance Of T wo Freight
Engines the Work is
Successful.
THEIR MIDNIGHT RAID.

The North Hudson County Railway
way Company and the Erie Railroad
Company are at war. AT midnight last
night two big and powerful freight en-
gines of the Erie road. witnout any head
lights, glided along the side OF th
Hoboken hill TO the foot of Fourteenth
street, Hoboken. where the horse car
company had almost COMPLETED the erec-
ton Of q trestle over the railroad COM
pany's tracks. Ropes and chains were
attached to the supports of the trestle
and IL was dragged apart. Having COM
pIeted their work of destruction the
two engines with their gangs of
workmen went back to Jersey City as
quietly as they came. This morning the
officials of the horse car company were
enraged when they saw the work Of
destruction.
WHAT THE BRIDGE WAS.
It appears that the North Hudson
County Railway Company for some time
past has conceived the idea OF sffordiug
rapid transit from the fourteenth Street
Ferry TO West Hoboken. A line OF cars
is at present running from the Four
teeuth Street Ferry to the foot of Four
teeuth street. IL is the intention OF the
company to run u line up the brow of the
hill to West Hoboken, aud workmen
rave been busily engaged for the past
week erecting q trestle over the tracks of
the Erie Railroad. which run along the
brow of the Hill. IL is not known
whether permission was received from
The railroad company or not.
At any rare. when the workmen fof
the horse car company left last night.
the trestle hal been almost flushed. 1t
was exactly ten minutes past twelve
O'Clock when the two Erie engines came
putting along. and it took them about
twenty minutes to destroy the trsstle.
VII DE REBUILT.
President 1ierney. OF the horse car
company, was III no amisble frame of
mind this morning. Workmen were
aga1u despatched to erect the trestie
work. 1t is said that watchmen will be
employed by the horse car company to
look after the work aud night and If an
other attempt Ia made TO tear the treslle
down there will be q conflict bstwe en- the
employees OF the respective companies.
Captain Hayes has been notified and Is
ready for trouble,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
JACK DEMPSEY ARRIVES.
He Met With n Very Warm Reception
and VIII Fight BurGe.

He Net With n Very Warm Reception,
and VIII Fight BurGe.
Jack Dempsey, the ex-middIewsight
champion, arrived in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Depot. in this city. last even
ing, from the West. and was met by a
large crowd Of representative sporting
men of this CITY, New York and Brook
Ign. The Columbian Athletic Club of
New York gave him a rousing well
come and q reception later at their
club house. They had in waiting
a brass band which struck mn
when Johnnie Comes Marching Home, y
Just as he stepped from the car platform
Dempsey was completely knocked out by
the warmth of his reception, aud IL was
many minutes before he found words
with which TO greet his friends. The
crowd cheered him and no champion WIS
ever better received than Dempsey who
showed very plainly how great was his
appreciation. There was no sign visible
Of bis recent Illness and his friends
said he never looked batter
in his life. He appeared stronger and
bigger han ever. Regarding tn g reports
Rbout his insanity sent out from st. Paul.
he said these were circulated BIZ some
malicious person. In speaking OF his
future Dempsey says he intends TO fight
Dick Burge, the welter-weight champion
of England to a finish at 142 pounds.
Dempsey weighs 1855 pounds stripped.
and says he a fight at 128 pounds n
be strong.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
ONLY CHOLERA MORBUS.
Death of a Patient at the City Ho.
pita1.

Death of a Patient at the City Hos
pital.
There was admitted to the City Hospital
yesterday afternoon Josephine Smith.
who was at first thought by neighbors 10
be q victim of cholera. The woman
lived at No. 8 State street. near the place
where four persons died last week from
crab poisoning. DIR. Mutard suggested
her removal to the hospital yesterday
when he was notified of her case. She
died there in agony last night.
Before she died she told Warden o.
borne she had been feeding on musk
melons and beer of late. After a careful
examination the physicians decided she
had q tolereblv bad case OF cholera NOR
bus.
All preventivss against cholera are
now to be used at the hospital. Another
patient, a man named Crow. thinks he
has boiler in its most advanced form,
but he Is laboring under u niisappre-
hension. He. too, has CHOLERA morbus.
Health INSPECTOR Benjamin was ask ed
what there was In the rulnor of cholera
at the hospital.
Il am not In a position to give ont any
information Upon the subject just now,''
he said, hesitatingly. "And YETI he re-
sumed, in the same hesitating manner, II
don't believe iu keeping The public en-
tirely ignorant upon such matters. You
see, this Is only u suspected case. Aud
there is no necessity af creatiug Il scare.
The body will be Durle1 Immediately &c
avoid any mistake.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
TRIED TO SUICIDE.
Prominent Hobokenite's Unsuccess-
full AttemDts-Queer Action
of the New York Police.

Robert Butts, ~sixty-nine years old of
No. 98 Washington street. Hoboken. who
owns considerable property. aud is a
brother of Tneophi lius BUTTS. the Hobo
ken ~millianaire. made wv unsuccessful
attempts TO nit suicide this morning.
Butts has been acting queerly for some
time. He drank heavily. This m ,rning
he wandered over to New York aud
jumped of the B lttery w Ill. He was
rescued. and an ambulance was sum-
moned by the police of the First pre-
cinct. He was asked where he lived bv
the New York police and whsu he
said be lived in Hoboken they drove the
ambulance to the Barclary street. ferry
house, and put him abroad a %ferryboat.
A stranger. who had been a witness to
the whole proceeding. followed Butts 10
Hoboken. Butts went up River street to
this bridge near the free bath. Then the
stranger called the attention of Police
man Desmond to Butts. While the
stranger was talking to the policeman
Butts again dived into the river He
was rescued after considerable diff :ulty.
He fought and swore at his capsors. He
was locked up and is held.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
EXCELSIOR MARKsMEN.
They Have a Successful shoot-The Prize
Winners.

They Have a Successful Shoot-The Prize
winners.
The fifth annual prize tournament of
the Excelsior Rifle Club. which was held
at Armbruster's Schuetzen Park in
Greenville. closed Saturday evening after
one of the most successful Journeys
given by any similar organization in this
county. During the festival the compe-
Iitjons for the liberal purses offered were
participated in by all of tue most
noted rihemen OF New York,
Brooklyn, this city, Hoboken aud
Newark. The receipts In consequences
were far 10 excess of the amount Antici-
pated bV the committee in charge. to
whose efficient management much OF the
success Is due. Excellent work WAS
performed on all OF the ranges. aud
when nan of the sharpshooters had
finished their strings of shots there WAS
very little of the black disk remaining In
the centre of the ~pasteDoards. On the
German ring target, Schiitt. OF the
Miller Rifle CLUB, NJ. Barrier. of the
Greenvile aud LetJler Clubs. and
Fiack. OF Hoboken, tied for first place
and divided the prize. l.. P. Hansen Of
the Excelsior Rifle CLUB scored The best
Dullseye and secured the capital prize.
M. Dorrler. W. Hayes. W. butcher, B.
Walthers. L. F1ack, q. G. Letter, 6.
Sehl13ht, Colin Boag and w. II. Robf-
duax were the other winners in their
order. The scores of the leaders on the
ring targets were:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29
A BOYS FATAL QUARREL.
Died from the Effects of a Stone
Wound Inflicted by His
PLAYMATE.

Jessie Warren, an eight year old boy.
was ARE ted yesterday, on the charge Of
causing the death of John Lester Parkin-
son. a boy of the same age. His grand
mother. Ms. Sarah Coleman. of No. 81
Boyd venue. went ball for him to the
sum of $1,000.
Parkinson's death was caused by q
wound received in the eye from a stone
thrown at hin by Warren. The assault
occurred on July 2.
The boy felt no i'll effects from the
wound at the time. but his relatives had
young Warren arrested.
He was arraigned before Justice Kim
merly and discharged.
Both boys went away to the country
soon after that. Young Parkinson went
with his parents TO Asbury Park. He
was taken seriously Ill while there and
died on Angus II. He was attended by
DR.. F~ffftpeckwith, whose Office is In the
Tyler House. Asbary Park.
Ths doctor made the following state.
ment:-
II can swear that the primary cause OF
death was a blow from u stone on the
head at the outer cornar of the left eye,
producing cerebal congestion followed by
couvuisions."
Mrs. Parkinson Immediately notified
the police of the Fourth precinct.
Warren was still In the country. He
returned yesterday and was Immediately
placed under arrest.
Justice kimmerIy set September S as
thed date for his examination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-29

RECORD MAY BESMASHHD
BY Tommy Conneff In the
Great N. ]. A. c. Four
Mile Race.
JACK DEMPSEY ARRIVES
Another Challenge for Cal Nc
C~arthy-Wheeling and Base-
ball Notes.

Conuef's extraordinary mile run &C
Boston was a prolific topic among ath-
letes yesterday. There was not a false
note in the enthusiastic comments heard
IN every side. club rivalry and prejudice
having entirely given place to patriotic
pride In the fact that. for the first time
In American athletic history, the worlds
mile running record has been broken III
this country. The Games Committee or
the New Jersey A. @. feel that the occa-
sion dem ands special concessions. Tney
have accordingly altered the arrapgement
OF the programme to be decided at Ber-
gen Point. Labor Day. TO give Connen
The greatest possible chance to break
record In the arduous double event be
proposes to attempt. The mile run. in
which he wants TO meet his great Cana
dian rival. George w. Orion, has been
moved to the top OF the card. The little
Irish wonder can thea lay of during the
afternoon and recruit him self for his all
important meeting with w. d. Day In
the four mile race, which will pe the last
event on the programme. Orton won the
A.A.U. mile championship last fall. while
Day captured the five mile event. leaving
Connect. who was in wretched condition AZ
the time, 70 mourn his lost honors. No
sooner did Connect get right this season
than he went after Orton and overlapped
him in a vicIously-run two-mile match at
Boston. July 4. Orion, in turn, Is low
looking for revenge. and when the pair
meet at Bergen Point the struggle will
be a fierce one. The greatest interest,
however. centers in the four-mile race.
Day holds the american record for this
distance, as well as the fractional por-
lions from a mile and a quarter up. He
has trained as he never did before. and
10 reported to be able to cut
all these figures when the
right moment arrives. Connects
admirers accept these statements
with delight. They say that Connect
asks nothing better than to be brought
alsnR at DAYS best gait. Those who
have made q study of the TWO little won
ders. think their feelings will carry them
away IN the excitement of che nom eut.
and that they will 20 for each other from
the crack of the pistol until enc drops.
Extraordinary precautions are being
taken 10 hold the crowd in check. as
feeling is running so high among the ad-
mirers of each runner that a scene OF
the widest enthusiasm will be aroused
DV the contest.