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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
EUGENE KELLY DYING.

NEW YORK, Dec. II, 1Ss4.-Eugene
Kelly, the banker, is not likely to live
through the day. His attendants at his
residence, No. 80 West Fifty-frst street,
said at eleven o'clock this morning that
the doctors had given up all hope.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
MATTERS OF FACr.

Large assortment Of Toilet Articles. Fancy
Soaps. sponges, Chamois Skins. Brushes,
Combs at very low prices Ewing & Co.
--1ss4 Defiance tomatoes Just in. Ask
your grocer for them. Cost more than COM
mon goods. but a greet deal better. Wholesale
at p. r. cleary Co.'S Wholesale stores.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
THE AMERICAN ENGYCLIOAL.
R,, cnhle h thc Irnffed press.

ROME, Dec. II. 1ss4-It is stated at
the Vatican that the Pope's encyclical
in regard to the Apostolic Delegation in
the United States will be published be-
fore the end of the week. 1t will be
translated into English and other lam
sslla oeS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Dec. II, 1ss4-F'or the thirty
six hours ending at eight P. M. Tuesday -
For New York City and vicinity Fair today.
Tuesday and Wednesday; colder; westerly
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
IfYour Baby Is cutting Teeth

Be sure and use the old and we'll tried remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children
allays all pain cures wind collie. and = the
best remedy for diarxhoea- -.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
Literary Lnbors.

s.What are you doing now ~ asked one Yale
man of another. I'm writing for a living
What do you write ?'' Letters to the gov
ernor. Harlem Life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
FOR HOUSE PLANTS.

To hold growing plants and flowers, the
half of a cocoanut is filled with earth and
suspended from chains though sometimes it
is attached on one side to shield-like form
of bronzed or painted wood. There are also
iron pots surrounded by light brass work
and hung by chains to projecting wrought
iron arm.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.

Calendar Tuesday December Is. A. d. 1Ssfg
Supreme and Circuit Court cases:-Nos. 12.
2s, 81 a. 10l loS, 1O4. los, 1o6. 1o7. 1O9, 114,
100 123 l2S 131.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17

pure blood is absolutely necessary in order
to enjoy perfect health. Hoods Sarsaparilla
puriaes the blood and strengthens the sys-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
AUTHORS SIZE,

4 Kiplng, Barrit, Jerome, Howels. Stock
ton Stedman Mark Twain. Bret Harte, Boy
esen Saltus are none Of them above medium
height, and several of them are actually
dninutive. Marion Crawford and Gonan
Doyle are tall. Misunderstanding men, but they
are the exceptions that prove the rule.
Philadelphia Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
ARMENIA WHEAIas NATIVE LAND

The native home of wheat is supposed to
be the mountain regions of Armena.1sx-
change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

How Train s,obhrry Is Conducted III
rhitadciphin.

by Associated Press,
Philadelphia, Pa. June 10. -Four dcs-
pcratc thieves armed with no weapons
save Jumps OF coni held up tho Reading
freight train within The city limits at
high noon today. They were repuised
after desperate nght with the crew OF
tho train, aided ~ the police. Two
robbers werc captured. The hold un
occurred ut cambvin street crossing on
the Reading road. The crew OF the
freight except the engineer and fireman
were sitting In the caboose after a
temporary halt, whom the door opened
and In stalked four despcrdoes. each
OF whom carried In his hands grcat
chunks Of anthracite coal. with
threats OF injury thcy compelled tho
freight crew TO stand In ono corner
undor the guard OF one OF the thieves
while the others went forward TO caps
turo the engineer, just then another
freight train came up. the crew OF
which came TO the aAeistanee OF tho
prisoners. The thieves retroatcd
through a coal car In front OF the ca
hoosc and kept their pur~uera on by
throwing iumpn Of coal at thsln until
two poncen,en came up and then they
broke aud ran, but the officers caught
James Longman and Frank Griffin and
locked thcm up. Tho others got away.
Longman Ia an old offender
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
rnn Ashland DISTRICT.
Trouble Feared To-day when Owens
Makes Ills Speech.

by Associated Press.
Lexington. Ky, June 1o.-Ther has
been much bitterness injected into the
congressional campaign from the very
beginning, but since owens attacked
Col Breckenridge so bitterly IN his
Paris speech. and feeling has grown
enormously until there are many cool
headed who believe trouble OF a serious
character viii take place here tomor-
row. The city is full OF strangers to-
night. Even Settle and his owen coun-
ty friends have arrived here In largo
numbers today There will be 5000
strangers In the city tomorrow and the
feeling between the owens-Breeitin'
ridge factions Is at white heat. There
is no telling what the day viii bring
forth. Nothing but politics are talked
md the interest is very great To
Judge by present Indications the opera
house vii not hold half the people that
viii be here and should owens attack
breckenridge In the manner he did at
Paris there is every Indication there
Will be trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
DALTON IS ACORPSE
No Doubt About the Dead
Robbers Identity.
HIS BROTHER AND WIDOW
Admit the Identity and Say
1t Was Dalton.
Special Dispatch.


Ardn,om, l. n, June io.--shcr-
M J. G, Howard, accompanied
by Frank Fisher md ] Lacey, reached
here this morning from Longvicw,
TeN, and positively Identity the body
OF Bin Dalton M one OF the party who
participated IN the robbery OF tho
Longviow bank few weeks ago at
that place. His description suits ok
nctly with thn' of the large bandit who
did the talkiig az the time OF the
robbery ana the one who presented tho
note Of Introduction TO the president OF
the bank. stating he was after money
and was bound to have II, uen Dalton,
the eldcat brother OF the dead bandit
arrived In the city this morning from
Klugishcr aud readily recognized the
remains as those OF his brother. Dln
lie stated he had not seen him since
tho trial OF h,s brother Emmott at
coifcevillo, Kan. March 1899, nor had
he heard from him save through tho
public press. Mra A, l.. Dalton, mother
OF the famous outlaw was recovering
from serious apell OF sickness when
the news Of her sons untimcly end
was made known 10 her The shock TO
the old lady was severe and such M
to cause a RELAPSE, She In In critical
condition aud viii no, be able to see her
bandit son.
The body, which rs ombulmcd. waa
last night placed IN mn mir tight me-
ialic caskot. secured from Fort Worth
and Ia still open TO public Wow at
Appolios' undertaking establishment,
where thousands have Viewed the no.
mains yesterday and today, on again
viewing the features OF the worlds
once famous bandit today your cor.
respondent was greatly surprised 20
ma that the moustacho and beard,
which had once been u let black. had
changed thor color from black To n
dark auburn or sandy color a closer
inspection revealed the fact that both
the moustoche. beard ana hair had boon
dyed. the chemicals used IN the pro-
cess OF embalmlng coming iu contact
with the coloring matter In the hair
Ind restored them to their NATURAL col
ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

The Deputies Mus, Lay nown their
Arms.

BY Associated Press.
Denver Col. June io.-ooyernor
Waite early this morning In response
To n telegram from Gen, Brooks. COM
manding the militia at Cripple Creek
informing him that the deputies were
advancing on puli hin. ordered the fol
lowing telegram sent Gen, Brooks.
III. as you say. shchn BowvrR I'D
mits that the deputies refuse to nhoy
his orders and are acting IN defiance
thereof, they are not u lawful body.
are only armed maraudors, mud you
must treat them as such order them
TO lay down their arms and disperae
II they refuse to obey and you have
not force enough to suppress this now
insurreetion. notify me aud will call
out enough organized militia to force
the order"
Commissioner Boynton, In command
of the deputies, was shown the order
and Immediately wired his attorney,
Hon. Z. 8 Thomas Of this city, for
advice. Mr.. Thomas sent the follow
ing reply:
MI, Boynton; Tho sheriff engaged
In enforcing order subduing or ut
tempting to subdue armed resistance
20 the law, or the authorities or In
overcoming those who defy the service
OF process, Is diacharginG the oblisa-
ton of his office, and maintaining civil
government In doing this he may call
to his aid aud deputize ne many oiti-
gems as may be necessary. and no pow.
err, not even the federal government
has lawful authority to interfere with
or disarm him.
Boynton denies that Sheriff Bowers
has lost control OF his men or that
they are dlsorderly body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

By Associated Presa
Detroit. Mich, June 10. Ten rereonu
were Injured this evening by the over
turning OF motor car at wcet Fork
ana Twcnty-scnond streets Tho car,
with It's trailer carried about i2b pco-
pie. aud was running rapidly when II
jumped tho track md was overthrow
by lis own momentum and that NJ the
trailer. sevcnty-nye passengers, who
were on the motor car, were thrown
into a struggling heap Instantly. No
one was killed and no bonoa were
broken. hui ten pcrpons sustained
rprhina ana cuis, The cause was a
dapresaod joint In the track
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
the Feast or ROSES.
The Beautiful Religious Ceremony
of the Mannheim sect.

BY Associated Press.
Lancaster, Pa, June iO,--The feast
OF roses" one OF the most beautiful OF
the ceremonies observed in this region
OF quaint religious sects, was eele-
brated today In the church at Man
helm "a pretty agricultural village Of
this county One hundred and twenty
years ago. when Lancaster county was
more nearly akin to n wilderness than
the garden spot which now makes 1t
famous In agricultural Pennsylvania.
the struggling religious workers In
Mannheim began a movement toward
erecting a permanent place OF wor-
ship. The ground for the church was
donated by Baron Stiegal. a large land
owner in the vicinity. The Gift was
made with poetic sentiment ex-
pressed in the deed that the consldera-
ton OF the transfer was an annual
rental to consist OF one red rose. Ever
since that time the red rose has been
paid and gradually rent day has de-
veloped into a festival OF roses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
ATTACKED ny a LION.
A woman In the London Zoo nndi'
bitten.

BY Associated PreHA
Coney Island. n. Y. June io'--The ~
year-old girl who Is known as Noble
Beatrice. and who is in charge OF the
lions in the London Zoo at Ooney
island. was badly bitten In the faes
by the large African lion Nero tonight
At the close OF the performance Moliie
beatrice as final attraction attempt
"a 10 kiss the lion. He was quiet when
she approached. but without the slight
est warning snapped at her and sank
his fangs Into her cheeks The girls
cheeks and tongue were badly torn.
hut she did not show any excitement,
although many OF the audience were
considerably terrified. She struck the
lion on the head with her whip and
then slowly backed out OF the cage.
The physician who attended her found
that her wounds were quite serious
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

san Antouio. Tex. June lo.--A ala
patch from Rio Grandc City states that
Juan uarela, merchant OF starr coun-
~. received u threatening letter asking
for deposit OF 800 at tho root OF u
tree on which vivlano Dias was hang
Cd piaz was ono Of several members
OF hand OF hrieands who were cap-
iurod and lynohod several years age.
Tho merchant on receiving tho threht-
oninE letter wrote an answer and do
posted the letter Mt the designated
place, and thon lay In wait His plan
was successful, as he succeeded In cap-
turing singlo-handcd the entire band OF
outlaws who came In a body for the let
ter, and the names OF the culprits are
Nerior vcta, Juan lopez vlciorlano
lianaxa and Noster Looms. They are all
desperate border characters
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
ySRAl II II i
80 ND / co!
DO THE PEOPLE srANpt

ofen their principles and pur-
heir platforms and their candi-
| are sidetraclted by the mnnipu-
# schemers in conventions. As
|, II may be able to do so, in the
"A time left for that stupendous
| The Gazette intends TO ascertain
De people OF Texas stand on live
Esal issues and In reference to the
hates for office. We will not rely
Il, orators and oracles for that in
ksuor, but will go directly to the
| want to know how you stand.
!. most important campaign in
|, since its admission into the
|, Is Just ahead.
II IN Texas the worldwide battle
|, money standards is on. and
y OF national reputation are
hing forces for the contest.
lssue is closely Joined. and this
|algn will determine whether Tex
t.nocracy will. support Lombard
ivan streets doctrines Of finance
|.e,her 1t will adhere TO It's ancient
n a blmetalllc standard.
l ,arnestly request that every read
n The Gazette whether a regular
Erber or not. will fill out the ballot
h and return TO us. The results
BIS ballot will be announced from
70 day in the Daily and Semi
MY Gazette.
Eirsss Vote Editor Gazette, Fort
M Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
AGAINST CIGARETTES.
EXAMINATION to Fight the Use of
the Papcrcd weed.

ssocla'ed Press.
aeago June 1O.-At large gath
III Of the enemy OF vice. and par
''afiy Of cigarettes. in this city this
s'noon, steps were taken for nm or
-ea night against the papered weed.
result Of the meeting the National
Slgarette association was formed,
y Is planned for world wide In
soon. 1t is formed under the au-
Z o. the National Missionary Evan
- association. and steps will at
ee taken to spread the new society
~ NE country. The officers of the
a.uon for the first year are; Pres
:. AIRS E. v. Waite; vice-president,
: Cunningham; secretary. Mrs.
- Patterson; national organizer
aeasurer. Mrs. NJ. f. Gilmore. An
4, ssnent OF the city councils boy
drugged cigarettes was voted
III me protest appended that all ciG-
H's~ drugged or otherwise, are pois-
{. and their manufacture should Ds
s'iesssed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

by Associated Preae.
st. Louis, Mo. June io.--A speclol
70 the Republic from Ardmore. !. ~,
says: shorln Howard. accompanied by
Prank Fisher and Claude Lacey. cit
lions Of Lonsyiew TEX. last might
viewed tho romans OF the dead bandit
and unheritniingly pronounced him %
be the leader Of the LongyIew bank
robbefe Charles Is Dalton arrived
from Klngneher and also recognized hii
way ward brother I,iil Deputy stew.
nrt arrested Mrs. Dalton this eycnins
on the charge OF receiving stolen prop
erty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
MARRIAeE Am s,IcInis.
Two Prominent and Wealthy poston
Families Interested.

FAMILIES Interested.
BY Associated Press.
boston, June io,-A startling revela-
ton has Just come to light tonight
which involves two OF Boston's wealth.
lest families and In which a marriage
and suicide are the principal features.
Last Thursday afternoon Miss Laura
Wheelwright, daughter OF John W.
Wheelwright. OF the firm of whcelrlght.
Eldridge & Company. commission mer.
chants. was married TO George Her
bert windler. OF Iittleton Hin. Sur
rey, England. In Kings chapel, this
city. by Rev. George Francis Peabody
OF Harvard. Prior to leaving her home
the bride received a letter from Benja-
min f. Fox. thirty years old. In which
he said; II cannot bear to live through
your Wedding"
The bride did not pay much attention
to the matter and the wedding cere-
mony took place. Later in the day
the friends OF Cox found him dead at
his home. He had committed suicide
Ii has Just transplred that Cox was
madly in love with Miss wheelwright,
but his feelings were not reciprocated
The friends OF the deceased did not
want II said that he committed suicide
so they gave It out that his death was
from asphyXiation The deceased was
graduate from Harvard 81 and was
prominent member in the Boston
Athletic association, Puritan. Country
and Eastern yacht clubs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

Grapelnnd. TEX, June io.--Jas.
Thornton. a farmer living tow miles
from this plEov, is dead this morning
from the effects or iIck on the head
inflicted by unknown partloH. lie left
town yesterday evening In company
with parties who wero drinking. Some
time IN the night no wandered into the
house OF Mr.. Robert Broolta, throo miles
from town, with his skull crushed in.
II is not known who did the deed, but
the Justice III investigating the case
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
snor Al TIIE Tnoops.
strikers Keep Up The rirIns for sew
crnI Hours.

BY Associated Prene
Wheeling. w. Va, June i0.-The Ohio
militia In camp at Wheeling creek,
thrce miles west Of the river were
fred on by some persons IN the hllls
at frequent intervals last night from
midnight iill this morning. and In q
few cases the sentlnola stunned the
IRE, but 80 far as known no bioodnhea
resulted. This morning strikers burned
lli feet OF wooden bridge at Goshen.
over wheeling crack. No coal could
therefore. be moved until the bridgs
was repaired. At p. m, three double
headed trains wer. sent vest com
posed In ali Of fony.two cArn. There
was no effort 70 stop them. Al the
camp Of the West virginia militia the
dxv was a comparatively quiet one.
The morning pansed quietly until II
O'clock when message from Mounds
vile told OF blockade by q number
~ miners above the town. Three COM
pauies OF the FRS, regiment left imme-
diately. The obstrnctioniats dispersed
ca The arrival or the troops. but one.
.(.ontinued on Second Paxc)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

M. widow ADMITS That lie L,d ibc
hank Robbers.

ny Associated Press.
Ardmore, |. H., June i0.--Mrs. Dalton,
wife Of Bill Dalton, the noiorioue oui-
law, today adsiittcd that her late hus-
band was the ioador Of the Longyicw
bank robhers. The other members OF
the gang were Tom Littloton. Jim Wal
lace aud Charles White, alias Jim
Jones' Jim Wallace woa shot and
killed ut LonRyiew and iu q brolher
Of Houston Wallace. whore Dalton was
stopping when killed Charles benjamin
Dalton. tho oldaht OF The Dalton boys,
arrived here today and ldontincd tho
remains as those Of Bill Officers Of
the LonBview bank also identified Dali
ton al the man who presented tho
letter Of introduction to the cashier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
cap.ured An cnlnrnan.


, ~. Nssoeiated Press.
ssslo' Col, June lotion Smith.
eearles ofeei. was taken tonight
fNana county, Arkansas, for
lsaer of Ben Riddle at Allene
~ "" !, y last. After the murder Smith
- as escape. but Biddle's brother
sa,s. search for him and had spent
~. everything he had when Chief
~, 'eceiyed word that Smith was
rsisy IN this county. He was found
I;rsr,- on a ranch at vinita and was
laiss, The brother OF the dead mar
- bs.pposy for the prisoner aad took
'-ck for trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
run WEEK IN TINE HOUSE.
s.x.r,I bills, Al of importance,
WIN be Pressed Forward.

BY Associated Press,
washington. June io.-The Indian
question in its various ramifcations on
schools. agents. rations, supply depotH'
,,.u continue to occupy the attention
:, ,he house the early days OF the COM
Inc weeS Judge Holman. In charge
=, The hill. said today that he ex'
neoted TO pass the bill by Tuesday
night n he was not Obliged to sur
-.,sor on Monday to District OF Co
,umb,a legislation. in which case no
.~rects n vote Wednesday. After that
,hare are a number OF important biiis
struggling for priority. The general
.aec,ercv bill will be reported TO the
,,avso on Tuesday and Chairman say
=, tho appropriation committee VIII
urge It's immediate consideration IN
order 10 clear the calender OF appro-
nr,ation bills. Representative savers
81, he in charge OF the deficiency biii'
ro,v,,hstanding the fact that REPRE-
.,,,,. 1reckinrldge Of Kentucky
=. chairman Of the deficiency Suo-coh'-
-,,tee II is expected that Representa-
Ave Hatch win try TO have the anu
on,,on bin follow the Indian bin rep
s..or,at,ve Cooper. Of Indiana. asa
.xrects TO have a day apart son ~ =,
~, s,,thortzlng the taxation OF
his ~, - Representative Living
49, ~ Georgia, is pressing the BIZ tor
SUI ,,,ent ala FOR the cotton expo
go ,,l 4, atlanta. Chairman culbes-
ntl"n he Judiciary committee. als9
son - an early recognition for several
w an,s bills affectlng federal court
imporssra and the territorial state,
od biils are being vigorously presses
10 No ~ exact order Of priority i ,h. ms sTs
,nIs has yet been maae, om ' ,ns ear
~ which are 70 receive 'is car
ti.t attention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

tls on. the names OF the candl-
i for whom you do not wish 10
As with an ordinary election
4, also the platform planks to
y you are opposed1
For United states senator.
brace Chiffon.
| soli standard advocate.
For Governor.
~ II. Reagan.
|w. I. Lanham.
iirles A. Culberson.
M II. Cochran.
|kn D. Mccall.
For Platform.
Efree silver coinage.
Eiinst free silver coinage.
y an income tax.
talhst an income tax.
y the state railroaG commission as
Esinst the state railroad commission
Eh
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