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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05

THE refusal of the Bar Associations
Committee on the Noonan-simpson mat
ter to proceed in the case before the sec
ond trial of the defendants was a sting
ing slap-in-the-face to the journal"
which published a virulent column edi-
torial the day before yesterday urging
the committee to take instant action.
The sense of decency and fair play of
the community is fairly aroused against
the yellow sheet and its heartless cruel
ty to the victims of its penny-gathering
sorties into the domain of public morals.
WE observe that the patriotic and pub
lie spirited Legislature has refused to
give any money whatever for a State ex-
hibit at the great Omaha Fair. OF course.
this decision was to be expected. Last
year Republican extravaganza created a
deficit of over $40. 900 in the State Treas
ury. Notwithstanding the fact that the
record. This year. a Governor is to be
elected. and the demand for pap for the
workers is greater than ever. Every dol
lar will be needed to keep Tom, Dick
and Harry in line, and SO not a cent can
be spared for such trifling and unimpor-
tant matters as upholding the reputation
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05
POLITICAL CLUBS MEET.

Routine. meetings were held in Hobo
ken last night BY h Young Mems Re
publican Club and the Aaronbss Baldwin
Association.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05
HELP WAN1ED.


EvERYWHERE-Men 10 advertise .Lustro.'
the modern securing soap; tack signs, dis
tribute circulars. place samples. orders, etc.
Steady work. Salary, $1,000 weekly and ex-
penses. The Lustro Co, Chicago.
SALESMAN-s5 a day. No canvassing. No de-
iiveries. NJ collections. Samples free. Side
line or exclusive. Mfrs, Ss4l Market ST., Phila.
FEMALE.
OPERATORS ON LADIES NECK
wear. Rosenthal Bro. & Co, 46 Greene
street. N. Y.
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Anbrsiness communications should ne aaaresssl
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~lfcstion. to the Managing Editor.
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4o3 Central Avenue,
JERSEY CITY.
MEETINGS.


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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05

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contains no cocaine,
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Injurious drug
Ii Is quickly absorbed
Gives Relief at once.
It opens and cleanses
the Nasal Passages
AlIays Inflammation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05

THE sJoisrnal" seems to be q victim to
chronic ~mendacity. Even when iii tells
the facts, in an article, it must falsify
them in its headlines. The heading Of
the report Of the Gledhill proceedings, in
yesterdays edition. was an infamous ex-
ample of this.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05
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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
NoNPLUsED JoKERs.
ono Verse OF Poetry raid for Robbie
nurn'a Dinner,

one Verse OF Poetry raid for Robbie
Burn'a Dinner.
Hero Is n story told OF Robert Burns
In his youth. Burns was living In
the town OF Ayr. and though stfli
young had attained moro than a local
reputation as a poet, Gays the Newcas-
tie (England) Chronicle. One day he
wal passing through the main street
OF the town and saw two strangers sit
ting at one Of the inn windows. With
idle curiosity he stopped to look at
them. Seeing him and thinking that
the rustic might afford them some
amusement while waiting. the strapg-
ers called him In and asked him to
dine with them. Burns readily nc
cepted the invitation and proved n
merry, entertaining guest. When din
ner was nearly finished the strangers
suggested that each should try his
| hand ut versemaking and that the one
| who failed to write q rhyme should pay
| for the dinner. They felt secure In
the challenge. believing that their
| rustic guest would pay for the meal.
The rhy mes were written and Burns
read the following; 81. Johnny Peep.
saw two sheep: two sheep saw me.
Half O crown apiece will pay for their
fleece, and !. Johnny Peep, go free"
The strangers establishment was great
and they both exclaimed: who are
YOU? You must be Robbie Burns"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11

A terrific explosion, the origin Ut
which II q mystery, shook the three
Ohio counties OF Muskingnm. Morgan
and Guernsey. 1t was similar TO an
earthquake.
Ben Wheeler, while handcuffcd,
jumped from the window Of n Pan
Handle train near Columbus, o., and
made good his escape from the sheriff
In charge. The train was going q mile
n minute.
The transport Panama, with troops
aboard, reported lost, arrived safely
at Havana, landed seven passengers
and left for New York. 1t Is reported
TO have 400 sick on board.
Private Thomas Hannah of San
Francisco, n member Of Company J.,
New York engineers, came In contact
with o live electric wire ut Honolulu
and was shocked to death.
The war department has issued or
ders for the movement of troops to
Cuba. The first troops will leave on
or about November 22, and will COM
prise a brigade under Brigadier Gen
eral Carpenter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
ROOseye1t Elsc.ed,

New York-Theodore Roosevelt has
been elected governor by from 1900
to 10000. The rest Of the state ticket
10 probably elected also. The returns
from Greater New York and from the
counties outside Of this municipality
are incomplete. but enough have been
received to indicate n falling of IN
the vote up in the state. while that -
the city was we'll sustained. The con.
sequence is a falling off in tho rcpub-
lican plurality In the state from 3d..
600 to the Appropriated figures given
above.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11

my lips. as ! stammercd out raptur-
ously--
Edith, Edith, my darling, I love
you'll love you. oh. say II 10 not
in vain! i"
Here I stopped In dumb dismay. for
Edith, with a look almost OF horror.
hastily dragged her hand from me.
and, covering her crimson face with
1t. cried hystericaliy--
Hush, hush--oh. please hushi You
you don't know what you are cay
Ing! Oh, this is n dreadful mistake!
I-I-thought you knew-you had
guessed II"
Loved some one elser" 7 prompted
hercely.
She bent her head In assent, her face
still buried In her hands.
mo. I did not guess" I answered
hoarsely. after a short pause; "and l
think, Miss Stopford. II you review
your conduct to me during the last
two months. you will have to admit
you gave me little reason for arriving
at such a conclusion. Who IA he?" I
demanded roughly.
I'll can't tell you; don't ask me.
Oh, Paul. dear old friend. won't you
try to forgive meT' che pleaded. lifting
her lovely tear-stained face timidly to
mine. %" am so sorry, 70 sorry II I
have pained you'll did not mean to in
deed. IL thought you looked upon
me only ne a sister whom you had
known"
"A sister!" I interrupted. with a
harsh. loud laugh-"a sister! Edith,
a you look me in the face and say
you believed such O thing? No! I
thought not"--as she covered away
from me instinctively. you knew
what you were doing ~well-well; but
you would not spare your dear old
friend n single %pang-you would
drag him to your feet, and let your
heartless vanity batten on his an
guish! Oh. II was shameful! Had you
not n glut OF victims already"
Paul." she cried impulsive!y-and
there was a touch Of decision in her
voice that silenced me--"that "a
enough; I will listen to no morO-let
me pass. please. One day you will be
sorry for those words--on your Bonded
knees you will ask my pardonl"
Now. now. my dearest. my sweet
est" interrupted impctuousiy, falling
down again before her. love overmas.
tering every other emotion. 81 viii
ask your pardon a thousand times, Il
you will only give me one little wore
of hope! Oh. Edith, II you knew how
I loved you. you-you would pity me /;
little!"
I had seized her drees. and wac kiss
ing Its flimsy frilling wildly. when he
cool white hand WA laid on my brow
and she whispered tenderly--
II can't, can't pity you. Paul
Don't you-don't you understand 70,
have come too iateT"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Thursday, November ..

st. Louis Is planning to have q
worlds fair In 1909 TO celebrate the
louisiana purchase.
The dowagcr empress Of China has
prohibited the publication of pcriodi-
calls and newspapers In China.
Aguinaldo has threatened with dire
punishment the rebellious natives who
refuse obedience to his commands.
Although France and England may
not come together on the Fashoda in
cident, II Is thought they will eventu.
ally mix up In q grab for slices Of
Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIlrath, the cyclists,
will reach Chicago about November
20, thus completing the circuit of the
globe. Chicago cyclists will duly oele-
bratc the event.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Tuesday, November 3.

President Mckinley left Washington
yesterday for Canton, to cast his vote.
The Bank of Spain has advanced the
government 90, ooO, 600 pesetas for IT.
rem expenses.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has declared her
self u bankrupt, placing her liabilities
at So, 773, and assets none, except $500
worth of wearing apparel.
enced Frank Garrison and james
cember Q. Both committed murder.
Five fire alarms In fifteen minutes,
coming in during q heavy gale, scared
Emporia, Kan, people into q belief
that the town was about TO burn up.
Ilsendiarism was responsible.
Thomas Port, president of the Porn
Glass Manufacturing company of Mum
Gle, Ind, was run over and killed by q
passenger train. Mr.. Port Is slightly
deaf and did not hear the approach o!
the train.
Peter Christensen, nm aged hermit,
| died n few months ago ear Stockton,
| Cal, and left a fortune Of $4,000. The
| heir has Just been found In the person
| of his sister. Miss Catherine Christen-
O OF Davenport, La.
The London Daily Chronicle says 10
has received information that In the
event of the inquiry before the court
of cessation proving favorable to Drey.
fus, a riot will be precipitated and at.
tempts made 70 assassinate all cham
pions of Dreyfus.
General Gomez has written q letter
TO Senior Quesada In which he expresses
his faith In Uncle Sam and says indie.
pendence will come In due time. He
also says the present program must be
adhered TO until the Spanish evacua
ton Is completed.
There Is some prospect that the Ma
ria Teresa did not founder, but Ii still
afoat. II has been learned that NO
one saw the cruiser 60 down, and a. Z
report comes that o twomasted vesse'
Is ashore ON Cat island. IL Is believes
II 10 the Spanish cruiser.
The big capitol building at Washing
ton IL the scene Of wreck and desolA-
ton following the explosion. The hal
of Justice Is wrecked and the suprem,
court Is without q homo. The damag'
Is not quite so bad as first thought
The work OF repairing Is already un
der way.
The war inquiry board Is nearl,
through taking testimony.
Arthur Williams, Q negro, wa
lynched ut Jacksonville, Fla, for Tn
murder of Miss ElinA Ogden. He i'm
, plicated two others, who are now IN
der arrest, but It Is expected they viii
be lypched also.
The cruiser Infanta Marie Teresa
which Hobson o. successfully raise
| and started II ON its way to the Unite'
States, was lost in a recent gale. siah
J ing thirty miles of Walling Island
The crew In charge were saved by tn
3 repair ship Vulcan. which was accom-
I panying the cruiser. The loss OF tn
E cruiser will be the subject Of invest
cation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
RESULT rs IN DOUBT
EARLY ELECTION RETURNS
INCOMPLETE.


At 3 o'clock this, Wednesday, morn
Ing incomplete returns show n gaiu
for the republican ticket over the vote
Of two years ago. Reports had been
received from 296 polling places showed
a republican majority of 2,o7i nnd .
net republican gain of 1858. Tho re.
publican committee claims II this ratio
OF gain Is maintained Hayward will
pull through with 1000 majority.
Observation-Disclosures Gafln Of the pop
ulist committee, Mt . o'clock Wednes-
day morning, claimed the election OF
the entire state ticket by 5000. AZ
to the legislative ticket, nothing def.
mite in relation thereto was known at
7o'clock Wednesday morning. Both
parties claim It.
omaha-At the republican county
headquarters it is claimed that the en-.
tire republican Legislative ticket IL
elected except Walker and Kiersted
The defeat Is conceded of Winters for
county attorney and Kicrs,ed for cous.
ty commissioner. A claim Is made
for a good majority for the republican,
state ticket, but no figures are given
by either side. Mr.. Hitchcock has re-
ceived returns from thirty-four pre-
cincts out Of more than 100 in his dis
trict, showing that he has received In
them 2,s74 votes, against a,0o7 for
Mercer. This proportion, II main.
tanned, will elect Mercer, although Il
shows o gain of 255 for Hitchcock oves
the vote Of two years ago The head.
quarters were closed at midnight, and
1t will be very late before the rcturns
arc tabulated.
Omaha-Fifty-nine precincts, n little
over half Of the county, show election
Of three republican state senators and
all republican representatives except
possibly two. Flynn and Sturgess, fu.
sionists, run ahead Of the county tick
ct and are counted safe. The figures
given do not include South Omahs
which is counted on to give the fusion
ticket 400 majority.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
"wednesday. No vember 2.

Great Britain Is preparing TO make
n naval demonstration.
The war department has not yet de-
cidcd on the date for sending troops
10 Cuba.
The official relations between Rus
STA and and Germany have been ruff
fed recently over the trip Of the Kaiser
to the Holy land.
Thirty Klondikers returned on the
steamer Flora, which is the last boat
from that region. A large amount of
gold was brought.
Salvador, Nicaragua, and Honduras,
three Central America states, are TAX
Ing steps 70 coalesce and have but one
president for the three.
France has come to the conclusion
that she IL too weak TO cope with
Great Britain. Her military prepare
tion was only q precaution TO be on
the safe side.
The p~ostofice department has or
dcrcd q '~'postoffice on wheels" for use
In the rural district in the vicinity Of
Westminster, Md. 1t will have mail
order facilities and collect mail Mt
stated points.
More than 600, 900 bushels Of wheat
md corn cleared the Philadelphia Gus
tom house Saturday on steamers bound
70 European ports. The shipments Of
wheat and corn for Philadelphia for
January ! have aggregated $4,000, 900
bushels.
Al Beaver Dam, Wis, Adam Ham
NOR. insane, secured o gun and wound
ed nine people before he was shot by
Lieutenant Tibbctts to stop his mad
career. Tibbetts shot the man In the
shoulder. merely wounding him in
order TO effect his capture.
A Port Townsend, Wash, special
says: The discovery has been made
that some miscreant has defaced the
two Afty-four ton guns that are wait
ing to be placed In position at Arrow
stone Point by cutting names on the
stem barrels with soap and acid. Sus-
picion rests on discharged workmep.
II. Darwin McIlraith and his wife OF
Chicago arrived ut New York from
Southampton. Eng, on the steamship
Pennland. The Mcllraiths started on
a wheeling tour on October 10. 1898,
from Chicago. They passed through
Nebraska In November Of that year,
stopping ove a day in Lincoln.
Indian Commissioner Jones severely
criticises the whites for treatment of
thc Indians at Leech Lake. He lays
the trouble for the uprising at the
door Of the pale faces because they
took advantage Of their red friends.
He declares that Indians have been ar.
rested on trivial charges in order that
fees could be collected.
A big smashup occurred on the I'm.
ion Pacific road, two miles west of
Fremont. Two locomotives and ten
freight cars we're completely wrecked
aud many other cars were damaged.
Two freight trains collided while both
were going at a high rate of speed.
Luckily no n was killed, but one en-.
gineer and several others received in
inr'es,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
CHAPTER ".


with an imprecation l sprang TO my
feet, cursing her for q consummate
flirt, and left her sobbing and re-
preaching me for my wrath and
cruelty.
That night went to town and tried
to drown despair In dissipation. At
the end OF a fortnight ! had almost
persuaded myself I was cured. when,
one night at the opera. I saw her
seated beside a young fellow of whom
I had been vaguely Jealous from the
beginning. Lord Sandmouth'p saiior
son, Just returned from sea.
She wac smiling on him as she had
smiled On me, and my jealousy broke
| forth as iercely as ever. I could not
tell whether l loved or hated her most.
The next day I determined TO put the
sea between her and me. but could
| not at once decide to which side of the
globe l would steer-whether to make
for Norway or tho Nile. New York or
| New Jerusalem. when l remembered a
commission. entrusted TO me by q dy-
ing friend in India some two years be-
fore, and l decided on fulfilling It be-
fore starting on a longer tourney.
He had died OF fever In tho jungle.
and I was the only European with him
during his Illness. He had asked me
on my return home to lind out II hIs
mother was still alive, deliver a pack
age OF letters into her hand. beg her
forgiveness, end tell her how deeply
he regretted their long estrangement,
For fifteen years he had not seen OF
heard OF her. but he gave me her I'D
dress at their time Of parting. In a re-
mote village on the coast OF Donegal.
After a weary railway Journey. and
many hours painful joiting over miles
OF Wild barren mountain. I found my
friends mother living In q desolats
farmhouse halfway up q crasgy peak
overlooking the sea. eight miles by
road from the nearest post-towA--ant
q more d~isasresabie, repelleat, harsh
toned old woman Il was never my III
luck to come across.
II was with q feeling Of repugnanc,
that I delivered tho poor fellows las
request for forgiveness. hearing tn,
way she sought to make spiritual cap
itai to herself out OF his very death
and Improve the occasion for my bene
ut.
Unceremoniously cutting a pharisai
cal phrase short. I was In the act o
rising 10 take my leave when a CIR
entered. her apron full OF f~rcshly-duI
potatoes. which she held out to Mira
Sassy foS inspection.
, mike sent you in these. and want
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Conversational.

Washington, d. C.-Chairman Bah
cock Of the republican congressional
committee has just made the follow
ing statement to the Associated press;
"While ! am satisfied that tho repnb-
iicans will control the house OF repre-
s~entatives I'm the Fifty-sixth congress.
It is impossible at this bonr TO indicate
what our majority in tho house villa
be. Thus far we have no definite re-
turns from Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa or Kansas.
Secretary Kerr of the democratic
cor gressional central committee sa ID:
1.-THE republicans have lost control Of
the house of representatives. We will
have from 1S6 to 100 members, and
will organize the house Of the Fifty
sixth congress. The majority Of the
house will be from fifteen to twenty
over the republicans and perhaps moro.
Our adviccs indicate democratic gains
In some Of the states as follows: Ala.
bama 2, Illinois 8, Iowa !. Kentucky .,
Maryland 2, Massachusetts, 3, Missouri
., New Jersey 2, New York q, North
Carolina g, Pennsylvania 0. Virginia 3,
West Virginia l..
New York-Returns received In the
associated press Office in New York
city from all over the country mp 70
1890 this, Wednesday, morning, indi.
cate that eighty-five republicans and
100 democrats have certainly been
elected to seats in the national HOUSE
Of representatives. The same districts
two years ago returned TO the lower
house Of congress los republicans and
eighty-nine democrats. Based solely
upon the estimates in these districts
Z republican loss of twenty and a dem.
Scratic gain of twenty-one Is indicated.
These estimates concede 70 the demo
Gratis all Of tho congressional districts
in Greater New York except ono, tho
Fifteenth.
Lincoln-Ed r. Sizer. manager OF
Durkett's campaign. claims a majority
In each county for Burlrett and a tots1
majority of 1900.
The Sd, 4th. 5th and 9th districts are
probably fusion ON congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
pis>s,ox the plrds.

A scientist once put an automatic
musical box on the lawn, md spent
many hours watching the robbins.
Oluebirds and other birds gathering
about II. A looking glass put up
where the birds can see themselves In
Il, Ia also very attractive. while q COM
S,nation OF q musical box and q look
ing glass pleases the birds more than
anything else one could pu; out for
their amusement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Ono Exesption.

II know there's a good deal said
about sandy foundations" observed
the metaphysical boarder. "but sand
makes the best foundation for . prize
fighter" "Still." objected the argu.
mentative boarder. you can't build Q
prize fight on anything but rockA."-
Chicago Tribans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11

neutrality-suspicious. q majority,
IN straight ticket, Of o7s. This In.
sares the election of the entire rcpub-
toan county ticket. MacCOll carries
Hastings by 1870 in 1890.
Kearney-Buffalo county will elect
Wyman and E~asterling, fusion canai-
dates TO the Legislature, by zoo ms,
iority.
Lincoln-As early an 10 o'cloek
Chairman Stone Of the rcpubliDn
county committee had reports from
enough precincts 70 make him fecl
sure Of q majority of from 1900 70
800 In the county for the republican
ticket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Friday, November 4.

The pope is III again.
Carl Shurz has announced himself
opposed to expansion.
The Texas Is in dry dock ut Brook.
lyn for repairs
The gunboat Helena has left Boston
TOR China 1t will go via Suez canal
The evenue cutter McCulloch, now
with Dewey's feet, has been ordered
home.
At q watermelon contest at Bridge.
ton, N. Y, one little darkey ate twice
his weight In melons.
The I. b. Rayl Hardware company
Of Detroit, Mich, has gone into bank
ruptcy with debts Of 81, 500, 900 and
only Sls, 900 worth Of assets.
The envelope trust has raised the
price Of envelopes IS per cent In all
grades. The trust Is said to control
70 per cent OF the production.
Charles Nelson, colored, was electro
cutcd 1t the Ohio pcnitentiary ut Col
umbus for the murder Of James Zim'
norman, q merchant at Bowling Green,
Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11

The sewage Of the city OF Paris N
nov being lsed to irrigats an immense
farm Of nearly four square miles area.
II has proved such a benefit to the lane
that farmers In the vicinity. who OF
posed Il. are now anxious to arrange -
receive sewage on their " farma
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Saturday, Noysmber D.

At Gibara, In Cuba, smallpox =
exist and the mslady Is gaining
ground.
Spain's reply 10 the United States
proposition 70 take the entire Philip
pine group Is n nat refusa! TO surren-
der the archipelago. II IL believed an
ultinstum wili issue from Washing
ton.
The president has issued sprocloma-
ton reserving for the use Of the Unit
ed States navy, certain water front
property In Honolulu, selected by
Captain Tanner recently, until the
United States congress shall otherwise
elect.
The quartermaster's department OF
the army has begun making arrange
ments for the shipment Of General
Carpenters brigade TO the province OF
Puerto Principe, Cuba The troops
are TO DO there by November 22, and II
will be necessary to have transports
ready for some days In advance of tina,
date. Ii " Is intended TO have the
troops embark at Savannah.