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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
MISS GRIGas ENTERS sooIBTY.
Afternoon Tea ssi ven Yesterday by
Gov. and Mrs. Grfgxs.
Special 10 the Jctscu gftv N>,r

PATERSON, Dec. 10. 1896. AT the resi-
dence Of Governor Griggs yesterday, am
afternoon tea was served in honor of the
Governors eldest daughter, Miss Helen
Griggs; who on this occasion made her de-
but in society The pretty house ON
Twelfth avenue and East Twenty-seventh
street was crowded with friends Guests
arrived early IN the afternoon and tea
was served between the hours of five
and seven o'clock
Among those present were:-Vice- -Presf-
dent-eiect and Mrs Garret A. Hobart,
Gen. J. w. Congdon, Gen. w. S. Stry-
ker. Col. and Mrs. J. J. Toffey, Judge Bar
calow Dr. and Mrs. Elias j. Marsh, Col.
and Mrs. Sheffield Phelps and Others
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
EXHIBITION OF CLOTHES.

The Needlewcrk Guild of lower jersey
City is holding Its annual exhibition this
afternoon in the Second Preshvtar,an
Church, Third street. The ladies were ln-
able to arrange the articles and announce
the number Of garments because of the
iate arrival of the majority of the pack
viii be elected this afternoon The insti-
tutfons to which the articles will be given
are:-City Hospital, Christ Church, ST.
Francis Hospital st. Katherine's Home.
Ghildren's Home, Home for the Homeless.
Home for Aged Women, Newman Mission.
Day Nursery, Whittier House, Raymond
Roth and Baptist Home
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
ASHORE AT BILLPoRT.
Tne CIarissa RadcliT Grounds N Fair
Weather--CoaI J~tsfnoue6

NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 1S96-The British
steamer Clarissa Radcliffe, from Penartf1.
November "a, for this port, went ashore
on Great South Beach, opposite Bellport
L. l., about midnight last night The
weather at the time was clear, and the
wind was blowing fresh from thA south
west. The life savers early this morning
got a line over her, but the crew have NOT
availed themselves of it, being at work
throwing coal overheard. by which means
they evidently expect to sufficiently light
en- the vessel so as to float her
The Clarissa Radcliffe was built in 1880
at Newcastle and halls from Cardiff She
e or 1891 tons register, 2S5 feet long. 40
Radcliffe G. On
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
NO HOPE FOR KAST.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

LONDON, Dec. 10, 1Sss.-The condition of
Frederick Vast. codefendant with Lady
Lima Scott. 5shn Cockerton and william
Ayiott in the astion for criminal libel
broght against Them by Earl Russell, who
IS i'll with pneumonia, now regarded as
hopeless He has suffeNd a relapse and
MS physicians say there Us no likelihood
of his recovery. -
Lady Scott IS also Ill with iezEar and is
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
IT WAS Her NIGHT OUT.

Mary Dolan, q servant employed at No.
1S5 Congress street, had her night off last
evening, and while visiting some friends
imbibed to much half and half.'' How
she reached home she is not entirely
sure, but when she did get there she
raised such a rl1mpus that the police were
called in to take charge of the vociferous
kitchen angel. This morning Mary's
throbbing temples made her very contrite.
and Judge Douglass mercifully released
her upon payment of 81 fine.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
THE PATT0OED NAN DEAD.
He Never Recovered Consciousness-
KelieYasa fa Have Reen a Sailor

The tattooed man who was taken to
the CITY Hospital on Monday afternoon,
having been found unconscious on the boi-
Ter of Central Railroad engine in the
yard of that road, at Communipaw, died
early this morning. The man never re-
covered consciousness from the time he
was found until he died. That the man
was sailor is believed from the fact
that his body was tattooed on every avail
able lnch with the brightest colored inks.
full rugged ship adorned his breast,
while figures of stars, eagles and men
ard women were inscribed on his body,
arms and legs He was ligiht-haired of
fair complexion and apparently about for
ty years old
The body was removed this morning to
Speer'S morgue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
HAD TAKEN A DRUG.

John Mcknight, Of No. s27 Cambridge
avenue, was acting in a disorderly man
ner last night on Central avenue and was
arrested and locked up. He became de-
lirious in his cell and was removed in
the ambulance to the City Hospital. The
police supposed that was suffering from
lnclpient deiifum tremens, but the ply
sician who examined him at the hospital
said that he had succumbed to the eff
fects of some drug
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
STEAMER GIVEN Up.
81 Cable to the United prsss.

BREMEN, Dec. 10, 189s.-The steamer
salier, Captain Wemps, from Bremen for
Buenos Ayres. is believed to have been
Totally lost. She left Corunna on Decem-
ber Z.
Inc Sailer was a bark rigged iron screw
steamer of 3,214 gross and 2,229 net ton
mage; Sol feet inches long 80 feet beam
1870 ana owned by the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company of Bremen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
M'KINLEY CLUB ELIoTIoN

The Mckinley Club met last night at
Bergen Hall and elected the following OFF,
GERS President, Roger O'Mara;S Vice
President, John Strain: Secretary. I,ou5s
Stnbenvoll; Treasurer, James Crowley;
Sergeant t-Aranss J. L. Ramsey The
following were appointed to serve as an
Executive comnlittee:-P. ]. Fitzpatrick,
w 7. Finley and r. j. Allen. Six new
members were received.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
ENGLAND AND TIE zBLUs.
BIZ Cable to the Unifed p~,ss

r.r r,~sSs- = = - 1'sssee' ~ : -
CAPE TOWN, Dec. 10, 1sss.-A dispatch
from Blantyre, British South Africa.
dated October Is, says that three British
columns have been sent against the
Angoni zulus, who have invaded
the southwest of Nyassaland, burned
British mission station and
Killed the inhabitants of a number of
villages When the advices left Blantyre
II was feared that thar town would be
Sltacked py the Zulus who overwhelming-
at Tete, Portuguese East Africa. have in
Vfted the cooperation of the British.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
VAIN HOPES.

NEW YORK, Dec 10, 1sss-senor PAL
ma. the head of the Cuban Junta was a
>busy man this morning He was over
run with callers anxious to obtain def
mite Information with regard to Maceo's
alleged death. To United Associated
uses reporter Senor Palma said that
not as vet received deflniIe news,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
BRITAIN BELLICOSE.
Bu Cable q tl.e unttsd pr..s

LONDON. Dec. 10. 1Sss.-The sst
James Gazette says 1t has the highest
authority for the statement that the army
estimates for the ensuing year. which
VIII De presented to Parliament upon its
feassembling. VIII be greatly Increased.
According to the statement of the "Ga-
zette'" eight new battalions of infantry
and eighteen new batteries of artillery
with four guns each viii be formed and
the cavalry service will be reorganized.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
ESCAPED FROM SNAKE HILL.

John Cody, an escaped inmate Of the
Snake i'm asylum, terrorized the resi-
dents of Monmouth street for short time
last night. He was scantily attsred and
armed with club He announced that
he wanted to kill some one. Policeman
Keefe landed him in the Gregory street
station without much difficulty
Cody was returned to the asylum this
morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10

But" he continued, II am more conf
dent than ever that Maceo is alive and
we'll" He referred to the dispatches
in the morning papers toching on the
matter and declared that they encour-
aged his belief that Maceo was not
dead. He reiterated the statement made
yesterday that If the Spaniards had Ma
ceo's body they would have placed it
on exhibition in Havana long ago.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
LAsKER AND sTEIEITz DRAW.
Rli Cable to tle rnitsd preea

- t7elElt % t7tS IIIlted FTcS8-
MOSCOW. Dec. 10, 1sss.-The ninth game
.ef the chess match between Lasker and
Stelnitz, a Queens gambit. declined by
the former, as played yesterday evening in
this city, ended in a draw after tfirtv-six
moves Present score:-Lasker, 5; Stein
itz. O. drawn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
FRANCES CUBA DISTURBED.
81 Gable to the United Pres,

PARIS, Dec. 10, 1Sss.-Adviees from
Antananarivo. Madagascar, say that on
the night of November 1s the rebels looted
the town of Ambohimanga, ten miles from
the capital, capturing forty prisoners and
an the CATTLE The English residents
made their escape. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

hours endingta eight p. M. Friday For
New York City and viclnify:-Falr tin
Friday night; slightly warmer; southwest
winds.
HartnefEss ThernanaKer Renarf.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
ROUSSEAU DEAD.
BIZ Ca0.e to ths unttea prrs.

ID OtI.7to 70 t4F5 OfttLtts TTESE-
PARIS, Dec. 10, 1Se6.-The Colonial Office
has received information of the death of
NJ Rousseau, Governor of French Indo-
China, at Hanoi.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10

--Storc4, faefor1es and Institutions can now
get 4heir AnPPises fas kood as hny n. Y. house
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10
INVENTOR OF Explosives pBAp
90 Cchle % the ITnfted ,.

By Gable to the United Press.
SAN RENO, Dec. 10, 1S96.-Herr Nobel
the celebrated inventor of explosives, died
here last evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-10

Cumulative Dividends at the rate Of Five
Per Cent. Per Annum to be paid out Of
net earnings.
Subscriptions payable 20 per cent on al
lotment, balance in instalments of 20 per
cent. each, at the call of directors, upon not
less than two weeks notice
Subscription books remain open until
December 10.
The Company offers to capital safe five
per cent, investment, and at the same time
supplies to wage earners improved, whole
some homes at current rates.
OFFICERS.
ELGIN r. L GOULD Observation-Disclosures President
SAMUEL d BABC0CK .....,... vice President
CHARLES STEWART SMITH Treasurer
ARTHUR w. MILBURY secretary
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06

with the skylark thriving on
this islaBd, deligltiBg residents
md wayiarors with III soDg, there
Is reasm W hope that The mockiBg
bird viii also flourish Tho Iaek
~ singing birds oat N captivity
b0s aIways been mrtter ~ regret
~ fBelG isIandz, w make la
waii'a tile gool toGio appclIaGon,
"Jafadiae M GiG PaciGo," moro NJ
tlie tnDefm species N tbe feather.
~ creation would gC ~ fsr m
anything,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
AMERICAN MOCKING BIRDS
HISTORY 90 JBEJE ITDOETATIOs
30 gAsIgRs OHEDOs,
Description SSd HsbJIS ~ JBIs UsssI
sang 8ISs'sIls yOySsIDBs Ape.
Ufs fOy IsseSi-,

~ yesterday's issue Was pub,
IisIed q letter from q, r. PHugcr
NJ Portland, stating his intention
~ bring " Hawaii IN the near
future n number NJ American
hooking birds 10 see n they could
~ GccIimated here, The BUL-
Lgffs II indebted ~ tho foresight
NJ tbat gentleman IN sending with
bis jetter The fmI description NJ
tbG bird md W. habits which IL
giVeB bClOw, Mr. PHuqGr II gGc,
rGtGry NJ tbG g0ciety for the IN.
PRODUCTION NJ useful song birds
jDtO OregO1 ard h y naturalist NJ
considerable reBJwB IN tho IN,
elite COast 30 qiycs the f0II0w.
Ing GecOuBt N ibG succeEs which
bEs attended tho Introduction ~
me birds into Oregon ~ fgllOWg,
~ tbs spring NJ lsJZ, tic so
ciGty turned lOOs6 IN Milwaukee,
IN Clackamas county, . pairs "
mOckiBg birds, males and femaIGs,
~ 90 experiment ~ see ~ ~
whether Or moi these song birds
could bs accIiWatGd here,
FROM observations made by
Mr. H. BcOtt and others NJ ihGt
place, n IN shown That these
birds we're breeding there during
the summer ~ tjiat ysar, and that
the birds with their young did 70,
turn ~ the same place IN the
springs ~ IHJb aGd lW4,
Encouraged NY tho succGss NJ
this first undertaking the s0ciety
has nov imported ~ palrg NJ
these sOBg.birds, bali males and
half females, Tor further GccIimGt.
izatiOD here; they Gre comfortably
gnartGrsd IN u large Gyiary NJ M
Dekgm Dlaes, corner ~ IDtb and
YambilI streets, and will be hi
lo0s0 ~ soon ~ spring baI
opened,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06

III l,Ot and BuiidiDRs ~ NE fOOi ~ Punch.
howl street i house y Bfed ~ 80 pff month";
l0usr rented ~ gil per- mouth hOBse rented
~ ~ per month, Tbfse afe iOf JsHisls,
End IlODse and iOi NJ haia near me- ~
bouis College, rented ~ sl26D per mgDib,
9fd House aDd igi ~ Asls, rented ~ liz
gef month,
4ib 1srO land ~ Hamakes, planted win
lafg, shout sofe Last BesTs oysp sOid M
s3lb,
5ih ~ sefes N land On Jndd street -
lOibinN ihe fesidebro ~ ilHUNGl Esq.
NE whole pfODeuy commands y IDo VloH.
A. au Inv rFiigeHi, .hU bf digided Htg sualiof
iOis ~ . larRe profit
go, ! plece N Bend ~ Kalihj mar Klbv
fiffel, cOBiaiuiBg 1i-lDD RoJr, Pau NJ g. 81
SjH J.. q, a, l0fe ~ AailuH
Splendid TffldsBef siie,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06

isiiug authorities md has their
confidence, u would better please
the Star h. have the BCLLGrfS dis.
regard tbe course ~ events, by
dealing IN the controversies ~ the
past md ignoring the living ques.
tioDs II today's public affairs. BY
the way the Star docs not seem
~ bc doing much just nov for the
cause that II was especially
started b. advocate, The differ.
eBce between the BULLETIN aud
tie Star il this; When this piper
criticiscs anything IN the admin.
istratiOD, II docs 40 purely upon
public grounds, and none Otbor
can H. discovered IN its action,
Whereas, whenever the Star kicks
~ anything done Wy the Govern
ment, yOu may be sure ~ clogs
IRE being swung NY some dis.
prHpdcd clique Or sOre-beaded
self,seeker Eyery time the Star
blgrts 0nt one ~ iis false insiBu-
stions GbCDt tbe BCLLEH, II II
safe ~ my tbat II Il preceded NY
so1e freal 6yidcDce IN the busi.
Bess office N the Star that II II
still falling behind The BULLErIS,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
Watch This Column!

On Friday and Saturday, FOB.
2sth and 2gth, NJ ~ O'Clock noon
each day, NJ my saIesrOoms on
Queen street, ! will hold sales u
Real Estate, comprising lands ~
Honolulu and throughout the ISL
ands.
Parties desiring b. dispose ~
lioal Estate 81 those sales viii pass
~ their lists ~ early ~ possible.
Jas. y. Morgan,
III ADCTiONEEn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06

Constant pressure on the hdyer-
Using columns ~ tho BULLETIg
show That Honolulu merchants
appreciate u good newspaper and
accord " their support
Inst year tho beet sugar factory
NJ Chino bought sB,2s9 tons ~
beets, from which there was
manufactured 22OO0,OO0 pounds
~ graDulated sugGr, the total cost
being . fraction less than 3 cents
pGr pound The faetory got 4 cents
per pound foT the sugar, making n
clear profit ~ S235,l90,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
THE MARzET QUESTION


~ ~ session yesterday tbe I
Bond ~ Health got OB The right .
track With regsrd " the market
question, II declared tIist n had .
nothing ~ do with the establish
meut u a1diiiOHal market accOp-
moJafioD, That lay entirely within
BIe province n tlie Minister n
n,e Interior, ~ tjis law cIearIy
sb,weI ~ aByDDdy cbOse "
OpsB y private Gsb MARKET, having
H.e approval N fhe NjDistor0f No
Interim tIrTelOY, filG ECard's
functions would begin With ne
inspection n sBeb market ~ sec
that ~ saDitary conditions
wefe fulfilled There Ogght HOt
~ bg aBy 0bjectiOB ~ Oiber mar,
kets fDy iJe sale ~ 6sb besjdes
the pBblio OBe, pr0yided,
~ Was saM ~ tie BOard
meeting, my Bgw piaoe should
b. Gtted pp Win cleaD maybIe
tabies aBd Win WcaDs I'M e1cc,
lively getting aHay WITH all sOIid
a04 ligBh reigze, There IL
~ faaS Giat ibe pEbiic mar.
kef would IN dOwB beine
eyeu sHch rezDeoiabIe ODpositiCg
y tbat desefibed, eng mgre DisH
he eEis6Bg freeJom 10 Bje saIe n
meat preyeBts tbe selling N Weat
ztal!s IN tbe publio markef N yery
high YsBials, The talk shout he
Bew mayket bciug IN tbs wrOBg
p.ace, iycOByegieut, ei@,, h gufG.
cieDBy answered Wy ~ Increasing
pGtTOgage, Many people IN there
fCf supplies Via WDBh Beym gO
b. tls ramsbackIs Oh market, tho
destruction NJ which WA me NJ
f8s blessings that mingled with
the ebOlSra visitation, ezpCsed
~ ~ stalls we're ~ dust from
s,g .qtz End f0gBdry, with W. rOt,
IN GOOTs aBd reekiDg open sinks,
sIsspiBg gSllsries Oyer the tables
ami bOwjigg disCnisr generally,
Tbe BGW market h BOt 80 cOByeBi
sBtDE0me p0DulOgs suburbs ~ the
OH me wGE, bat II IL mare GyaiI.
RblS ~ OtIer parts III the DwB,
sHeb ~ KakGakO, crOwded with
Batiyss, ~ II yery convenient fOr
tho workers on tbG W6tgr front,
VIM caB reach car fCr RBy point,
ny Way ~ AlakGa street, IN five
minutes w8lk ffGm Ne market,
Wiibal NE situation NJ the markct
IL highly fayCfable b. cleanliness,
IL bsiDg set betweeB gtroets bonn
WE.Hb tie tr8llG winds blOW caTrys
ing NE clOgds n duet psst Mo
bgitliBg when tbeyars1 Tying, Tbe
grsss plof and hard grayeI wsIks
IN frOBt are further gO1dgeiyG w
cleanliness, 1bG new mGrkGt II
IL tJS riglt DIace, ~ me ECGGgrfs
s6N when tbG sine was selGcted,
sBd saH sgajB when ~ attempt
was made IN the PrOvisiOBal Conn,
ciIs ~ have Gi6 building shifted,
gut II public convenience ~,
maGds Otber places where Ggb
way be sold, hi permission be
GRANTED under conditions tbat
LII ,yalsot ltn ,.,I.If, I.atUI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
THE sThRLIEG'S PIPING,

~ occasional intervals tho t,tGr
breaks out IN ssBarIing and sense,
less sttsek upon the conduct N
tho BDBLETIh What distresgog
IL most seems ~ be tbat this DaDer,
although maintaining m indie,
pendent course, IL IoyaI 10 the ~,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
ON THE
SUPERIORITY or THE
TRIBUNE WHEELS.

The Scientific American,
which everyone acknowledges
as tie leading scientific paper
in the United States, devOtes
nearly a page Cf IFS issue Of
January 4th 10 the conSidcra-
ton Of bicycles II selected
the Tribune as the highest
type Of the best American
wheel made today II says;
within the past three years,
the American bicycle industry
has grown up 10 dimensions
which fairly cDtiiIe II 10 be
considered representative Of the
country and Of the day. Every
day sees hundreds Ol wheels
u high and low grade made IN
the factories Of this country for
the American and foreign mar
kct Three years ago The
English bicycle was consider
ed by many the best wheel,
and the pOSscSsOr " such was
apt 10 consider himself better
equipped than his friend who
rode one " American manu-
lacturc, Now, all IS changed,
a visitor 10 England or 10 the
Continent, il a cycling cntbu-
siast, cannot fail TO be Impress
ed by the superiority Of Amer
lean wheels as conirastcd with
the foreign ones, and no wheel
man really au lait in his sub
jet would dream Of buying
bis wheel abroad, 50 superior
is the American make, The
industry has brought about an
enormous development in the
manufacture " special tools
and Of parts Of bicycles,
Many assumed bicycle man
ufacturcrs simply buy these
parts and do their own as
scmbling, But for the prOduc-
ton Of the absolutely high
grade American bicycle, a
factory Is required which will
turn out practically all the
parts Of the wheel maDuIac-
lured, for unless such Is done
one concern cannot be answer
able for the. perfection u the
whole machine.
We select as the representa-
tive " such a factory the works
Of the Black Manufacturing
Company, " Erie, Pa, a COM
pany which produce the high
est grade Of wheel and which
put il on the market purely oD
its merits without the adyeDtj-
ti0uS advertisement Of paid
riders, The wheel made by
this company, the Tribune
Bicycle" embOdies the best
possible practice and is CORES
pondiDUy free from structural
variations Of improved merit"
Such praise from such a
high source should satisfy any
one Of the superior merits Ol
the Tribune wheels,
We have them in all varieties
u the 1896 patterns, in Tan
dcms, Racers, Ladies or gents
wheels, and shall be happy 10
show Tho. 1910 Improvements
to intending purchasers,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-06
COFFEE ESTATE AND LANDS
For Sale.
: am directed ~ sel ~ Pobilc Auction On
Wednesday, May ~, 90,

WeaheSday, May ~, 20,
stI2 g'ci0ek noon " sald day ~ nos sales
rooms ~ quegn sifest, ~ Honolulu Bnioss
sO0bff dispOsed ~ ~ private fale) fiIe follow.
lnH lfeubcl WDpenf. mandy
\ ifaei ~ lam y abOHf g.HO aofes in iee
simple situate ai k0l0 aH0 Dlfi0Hyaba ] Do
south KOBa. Island ~ Hawaii. sb0Bt elOiti
mlles W Ro0d Rad fOm llOObeHa, one ~
W. largest Villages iu FODa There " aH ~.
eellsni landing ~ ne land itself from where
We eOiiee and Other pfOduo0 could h. sbipiad
sng RVy1 li0 iOfa mili Heaf me- landing
lliif aefes ~ lsDd an W cOnes. tf0uglig ~.
bfnatf0 ilefe % Shout setNH hundred hoffg III
sWeDqlg eOfef land lgiDa III ~ me blOck ~
bOib slfs ~ he OOFefnacBf Road Elghf
hundred arms iyigg sDOgs sDd a. fbs Kast NJ
~ setep bnrgffd acfes abOVe mentioned "
alsy e9efllem land and aifbDbRii ~ bigiieJ
alliBdf q ~ Guh slsO vel a1apied i0f
ndisf eplipff, me lover ia10. DflON ne
ggbff beii y sHha1e fOf pineapides aBd sifal
Ihfff y p dffWY bOHsN, fiOfe aH1 WINK
tOgWst NOf1OH's pBlDff labOfegs 4Hafiffs
abf NaiHf taDbf ~ NE plaDfailoU, aHl ne
iaDd u partly NaiiNd, 1bNif bef bogFf bffH
agt bUHW ~ 'bls iaDd, alfbDY0G fD0ef Nss
paNifq Hffai MRHH tfaff nm, Old f0fldeDfs
y kma w. ibe laie y. " Asi6Bg i, W,
thalDDtb ail OWiFu baye iesillfa ~ iiis
Lsl 1befe 100 80 bsi'eV spDgfiebam ~
Jqfms easb ~ pagi N me- vafosse p1pa
ron feMfln m mDHHaRe ~ elRbf pff rem Def
ayggm De'1s sD0 STAMPS ~ 90 flDegff ~
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BELLE FREELAND,
Recently Arrested for Passing Raised
Bills, Declares That Joseph Hawks
Of Parkersburg Was Her Assistant.
Hawks Denies It----Held to Court.
snecial TO the Register.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va. March 19-sev-
eral weeks ago Mrs. Belle Freeland. of
Terra Alta, was arrested for raising
two dollar bills to twenties and passing
them.
In 1888 herself and her husband were
convicted in Illinois for a similar Of
Tense. Mrs. Freeland was pardoned by
the President after giving birth to a
child Freeland is still in the Illinois
penitenuary.
After Mrs. FreelGnd's recent arrest
she made confession. in which She
said Joseph Hawks. a travelling sales
man for j N Murdoch. of this city, fur
nished her the raised bills which she
passed Hawks was arrested last night
ana to-day he YVES taken before Judge
Jackson. where AIRS FrselGnd who vas
Drought here from Clarks5urg, declared
Hawks had given her The raised bills.
Hawks protests his innocence and
states that the story told by Mrs. Free
land is without any foundation what
ever, but he admits knowing her.
a story is at0at TO the effect that
Hawks vas at one time very intimate
with the woman and they disagreed.
and Ehat she is now pursuing him
through spite The story is generally
believed
The case was worked up by Secret
Service Agent Barker, assisted by the
mGrshais force
Hawks demanded a hearing. and was
taken before United States Commission
er l.. n. Tavenner, but the government
was not ready and the case was set Tor
April z. Hawks giving $4,000 bond.
The affair has created a great sensa-
ton here. where The defendant. who is
well known, resides He is unmarried.