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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

AZ through trains at Albany. uaca- Syracuse
@ o. Trains leave Grand Central Station foIlows:
e'oo N MPasZ s1eeDS sspdays The s4n9u'
Niagara Falls 5:s2 p 81 Toronto 100 P 81. De-
% t.oi,, 40 ?. " Limited its seating capacity.
S.41 A. Mast MAIL. Daily--Fm Buhslo Niagara
FaIA and cleveland
1910 \ NJ DAY EXPRESS. excep, sunday. For
80 Buffalo end al nas New York State points
LOO ?. NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and Cit
cAGO SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus cinein-
$50 M--TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
. 80 SUNDAY stops at important stations .. -.
300 r. Make SHORE LIMITED. Dsny-z@hou.
train Chicago. via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
600 P NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. Daily--For NiaEara
=. -. Falls, Toronto. Cleveland chicago.
Montreal and except Saturdays FOR Ottawa
$50 M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
- - TREAL EXPRESS Daily. ---....
$50 7. M-BUFFAID AND sot,IHWEsTrr.hHss
Cleveland Cincinnati. Indianapolis end ST.: Louis
Do = N-PACTFIc EXPRESS Daiy--FoT Orfens-
burg. Niagara Falls. Cleveland chicago anf *
1910 night-MIpSrGFT EXPRESS For cslcago
ever night except SUNDAY niShta SUNDAY
nights, Chi-ego sieepers leave NJ I. Is
HARLEM DIVISION
o;i5 A. q 3;J5 z M.-Daly. except Sun1ay. 70
Plttsned sundays only at 0;2o A. ~
Vagnef Palace Cars all through trains.
Trslus Illuminated Nth Pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner Offices 81 Grand Central sts'on
235 Columbus Ave 81 West l25ih St. l25th 81 station
and 3sth 81 New York 33s and i26 Fulton St,
and 100 BroadTa o; z D. Brooklrn o.. ~. v,-x
Cab checked from hotel or resi-
ience by west-ott Evrrrss Company.
GEORGE O.NrEIS General Passenger Agent.
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4 NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT coHPAyY.

II IS BEING ORGANIZED TO COMPETE WITH THE
NORTH HUDSON
4 new electric lsh, company 10 compete with
the North Hudson Heat Light and Power Com
pe,v Of Hoboken is being organized with capital
80 ,Qoo 600 The Hoboken Land and Improvement
C-,r,nsnv has been asked 10 sell 20 the proposed
nav company site FOR the plant. and Il Is sad
that $500 mas been asked FOR plot near the plant
~ me North Hudson Company, At Fifteenth and
II was rumored yesterday that the Hoboken
Land and Improvement COMPANY IS interested n
there Is possibility that the new concern VII
have a chance 10 furnish the electricity tor M
onera ion OF the HobOkel Railroad. Warehouse
and steamship Connecting Company, a freight
trolley line running along he river front
IT, North Hudson Heat. Light and Power Com
narv vii be absorbed by the Peoples Electric
Eompanv OF Newark in few days.
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DINNER FOX sEyAToR-ELECT KEAy.

Elizabeth Jan. 2 tSpeclaD SENATOR John
Eean will be the guest OF honor at dinner to be
given on February 10 by the Maliano CLUB. 90, TINS
city at its clubhouse IN Broad-st. Governor Noor,
hees was al one time president or me club an1
Concre@sman Fowler and Mayor Rankin are among
lie ~ hers The dinner FOR Scr kean VII! D..
49, ieIor.te alfgtr and men well known N politi-
cal and social ufs from different pAr1 or ths ssAs
are 70 be present
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e. OHIO r. F

ecurnr-t.E IN EFF1~T NOVEMBER ~, 1859
iesV- NeS-TorK WaltenAA Iefls.as. Ss1th Es5s' aAS
''o' - pal Except Sunday. ;sundays
20 -. from Liberty street orly Vi
p-TssBr-Rci $50 n srom Liberty stree, enly,.
'r-iixss1NVATI ST foITs. 's.55 a. 'sss 2. N
~" ROYAL Blue TEAMS.
WAsHINGTGN bALTIMoaS t7;cs 's5S 'oiners;
81 - tDlnerJ. III 3j m. 'lSo lD'neEj' .-'o9
- tinott.i exclusive pullmAu Tram. - 50
pnsrl .555 p N. snd az. IL night NORFOLK ~ ~
. II.
III o6,. 43+ l2S4 Bdwsy 81 2 tttn-sr.
,oS paws-r y Y 339 S44 Fiiton-s,.. nrookyu; White
tal Terminal Baggage checked from hoe! or residence
destination.
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"BLACK DlA1OND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo a:55 T.. Pullman v.seuis bay coscn-,
ard Tarlor Cara Dining Car service. Meals Ia carte
onnecs at Buffalo snn through sse2eis 10 Detroit and
.i2,5O 800 P N. daily for EASToS. MAccH
CHUNK WllkESbArns- eNn<,>t'' e"o wal
branches
'3.5O 4:Io r. NJ. daily weep, sunday. for WILKES
Z .I1r' pf--sT0r SCRANTON and principal inier-
stations conuscs for =. points IN coal regona
pn'i,rar pu-sf Earloi ca. FOR wl.KEsBARRE-
.4.5O 5:T5 p suacSy oaly tor AAUcH CHUNK
sn .4,.o go P ~ daily .xcep, SUNDAY for EAsroS
And infernisd ate stations.
.-'5o H;2O 81 daily Sunday for EAsroN
.,a ~ ,ncipal intermediate starions
.6:5O 90 p. 81 dsAv ior BCFFALo SIAoAnA
pis ana an points West Pullman sleeper. vestous
80, = 20 Chicago eleepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
n ~ino ar %eu YORK rss'on
o. itTErrf.p FksToN BETHLEHEM. MtrcH
rtJ7.~.r Savpr GENEVA POCHFSTTR. Bt-FFALO
e.. TORONTO Pullman Sleeper for Rrrsio Nons bur
s1.s,',g-car nsssergars carried NJ baggage carried
,cs GENEVA ROCHESTER et'FFAro NIAGARA
f1iis and all points we.- FullnaL sleeper TO Chi
as,o-.l ',c.i trains d,iy es~~o' sr-hsv fo- e0l'rH
~ Alx-rrrr, ROr'SD BROOK .ni rte--,stiste points
.sva as follows 1000. 1880 ". 20 20 10 souts
ira,reed onlvl so 4.2n. "sen and $40 p "
: eks,s ard Pullman accommodations a. il2 gel sI3
-,s pa ara aos Rroadwsy = F i,,h St ,5s iHos
Rous y scr Fulton ~. court 81. %
Hroadwav ana Rrooklvn An-er Rrookyn
Transfer co viii call IN" ard heck oaEIage from
,orsl or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
COPPER MIMIC COMPANY INCORPORATED

Elizabeth. Jan 2 (speciaD.-The Union Copper
MINING Company. OF Rosele, was Incorporated In
.ta county Cerks office to-day. with an authorized
cs0ifsi OF So cUOo0 OF which $4,000 IS paid IN.
~, I,,ornora fors are William q. Newman Walter
= Nawrran and Byron z. Stratton, OF New-York.
ana Teu1pie Taylor Borden, OF Roselle
,e.s and vii purchase and operate copper and
zinc mines IN different parts or the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
BFTRS TO A LARGE FORTUNE.

Freehold Jan. q (specaD.-It is reported that
william 4 Reid. workman In the dryng-room OF
Ro,hscbild's shirt factory. has received informa-
,ior that ne and q cousin who lives near Crannury
are Eers 10 81 OOO co eft TO them by an uncle.
Tnhiv clark who died recently IL Australia.
Fnbly Clark was born near Freehold, and shortly
aff.- the civil War he went 10 Australia and made
a fortune In the mining business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
DIED As BE PREDICTED.

Camden Jan. q CspecaD.-The wife o. Moses
ssmuels ,av dying week ago. III the worst
comes and you die the old man said 70 her 1
will follow YOU Tn three days" The aged woman
A. ed on Saturday last and was buried on Monday
Samuels who was eighty years Old died last hg T.
The aged couple had lived 90 AFFECT poverty. mis-
morning the undertaken found IN the mlseraoie
he'd where Samuels had breathed his last $-u-O.
Tsador Osorio. 9 New-YOrk lawyer. arrived ~
etockfon this morning claiming 20 be Samues
e,r,nl-nephew and he has taken charge or the
sssiafe Samue.s. # Is said has two daughters IN
rnIlnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
WLOl SHOkE n. X

Trans leave FraasIn St. Station. n. Y. a. fouo"A
and ~ ~ laIer fIou Of ". AID 81: -, o.,
Lao +. \. - NL1NENIAL L4siAt SU oal'' -.
ALBANY. syrat hOcnsster blnaao SIas@'s $50.
Cleveland Detroit Chicago anc 81 L1c-, @ss'@'
CbiDa.o Luis LsAt altrrnoon DtA.ns -.
osi5 F. NJ ~ laer loot w ga Sd CnlcAsS ano
IL Louis Limited, Daily 20! Utica syracuse ron
eater buffalo Niagara Fails, IofonsO C-l'o~
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Luis - "a
20 n Oar FOR Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. S1f-
fslo Niagara FAILS sAc Toronto - No..
e;35 Z NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Rocnes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Clevs-
Ian. Chicago and 81 Louis
Time tables a principal hotels and cfices BaggaSs
ehecEes fr7n Hotel NJ PeSiSsn westcott Express
2 rAN2t--T cere-ai Passenger Agent I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
BRAKEuAYS TERRIBLE PLUNGE.

Paterson Jan. q CspeciaD.-William II. Daley. =
brakeman. living al No. 2S2 ST Paul-ave Jersey
CIV was brought to the General Hospital tonight
fn a badly bruised condition lie was on top or q
freightcar which. with three Others. plunged down
a. swbankment one hundred and nifty feet high.
iasf night about twenty miles from Stroudsburg'
an the Wllkesbarre and Eastern branch OF the
Susruehauua Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
WRECKED BY 4 STRAY CAR.

1rinaland Ian q (SpeciaD.-A south bound freight
,-atn on the Central Railroad was BABY wrecked al
Vaudeville iust before daybreak this morning by
couis'or with a bcx-clr which had been blown oy
riinawav car was hurled uown an euoank-- ent
and Inc locomotive turned comp eteiy over seven
80 v.are demolished Ephraim Cranmer. the en-
eineer and his fireman were safely extrcated from
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
OBITJ AIRY.

Herbert ". Chapman. siXty-two years old. died
a, bts nome No Il Elm-st.. Newark, on Thursday
,s,lrr lie was for many years a member OF the
Newark Board Of Trade. and took an active inter-
est in It's AFFAIRS lie leaves widow and seven
children.
~ranbury Jan. 90 (speclaD.-Mrs Isabella Holmes.
,flov NJ John r. Holmes died at the home or her
- snn Or John e Holmes. from apopiexy.
~ afternoon She seyenty-six years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
FICTION CATSES DEATH.

Orange Jan. q (speciaD.-Mrs. Dlnah Fenner an
old oolo-ed woman died last night while being
carried out Of her home 10 s. Parrow-st' IN Or
der TO esca De being evicted to-day. she was nIly-
six wears old Her husband rented four rooms
from Patrick Conroy for s. month. He got TWO
a,cD.be behind IN Tie rent he had been out Of
work and his daughter sick in a hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
CITIZENSHIP CANDIDATES REJECTED.
JUDGE HURD GIVES GOOD ADVICE TO a NUMBER
OF ITALIANS.

Judge Hurd, in the County Court yesterday af-
ternocn. gave number Of applicants FOR naturali-
zatlon papers sound advice Eighteen Of the thirty
two applicants were Italians. and Judge Hurd found
them 50 deficient In general Information that he re-
1ected eleven OF the eighteen All declared that
they belonged to no organization which sought to
overthrow the Republic but when he asked them
through an interpreter about the duties Of citizen
shin they were 50 stold that he advised them 20
rho American way Of doing things.
lie told them that they could come again later
on but fOr tho present they were not qualified Tor
81, zeushlp and that II would do them good u
wait a lille and learn something about the coun-
inv and its governing powers. one Austrian ana
one German were also rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOB PHILADELPHIA sAItiMoRE AND WASHING

FOB FHILADEIPHIA' H ~ '''OHI '''0
~, g.. % N 600 ,otn III N D-'-s en- H.
10 ~ 500 povai Aus rinitedb. g 90 Dining
Car p NJ. 70 Is ~, Slrcsys 'tsD ly.' " - ~ %
Dining Car. \. NJ 70, = k!ya sne ianIt,a, 70 o.,
plnins 49, 49, a. Zoo " an. 400 &:0
fss0 % 20 T. " SUNDAYS. H'p \. ~. - fins.,x g,
Tickets ard parior rar So x AZ '0' 90. -sz 49,
whitehall ST.. iia IL 2fl ~ ~. - 80 "a
wav ~ Str Az. 81 y l4'h =. io' ses' c,,,t
Mes h-2.n p,,okfvr N Roadway Williamsburg
~. ~ r Trnrs,.r CO win In and check baggage
src-- hotels NJ residences 70 dsi'ih~"oN
sr-or- yih---. CO oriv
south Ferry ~ s;->
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
STOCKHOLDERS Buy N TIE LINE.
THE UNION TRACTION COMPANY TO BUILD ITS
ROAD TO HAcKENsACK.

THE UNION TRACIlON |OMFANf ~ eO4NO AA'
ROAD TO HACKENsACK.
Hackensack Jan. q (SpeciaD.-The Union Trac-
ZION Corppanv which has eight miles OF road In
operation between North Arlington and Carlstadt'
was sold to-day by Senator William VI. Johnson
receiver, and bought in by william c Giles,
OF the ReorganzatioD Committee representing /"
per cent OF the stockholders. His bid was &o""
more than the Indebtedness, which is $4,000
NJ Giles stated that Il was the purpose OF the
company TO carry out the original plan OF extend
ing It's tracks 10 Hackensack as soon as possible
The Bergen Traction Company expects to nave
cars running on It's new line from Fort Lee to Bo-
roia across the river from Hscksnsack' before
March l. and II will bridge the river IN me spslnlg
road II s understood that the TWO companies VIII
ne rivals FOR right Of wav through me toMn ~.
eusaf 10 grant a franchise 10 the Union TRACTION
Company through Hackensack forced II INTO the
hands OF receiver more than year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
AY OFFER TO 4 FIFE COMPANY

- Louisa Warncke Of this borough. has Of
-, 70 eve TWO lots 10 the Nassau Hook and
company OF Valley Stream, Long Island,
n so..oliion that building b. erected to cost 1T
ths nre,, p and That no nqa1r DO sold drunk on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
RAILROADS..
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

HlUVOluvnUl0
! RAILROAD.
sIArfoNs foot of rventy-third street sh' ~
9TH. leaving from D.sO.o..es and coras 81
$50 A H. PAST MAii-pqllmsn gsr., p.r q c ess
new YORK 70 Pttsours Sleeping Car Pt'sou's 70 IN"
sS T1 ptIIyEvSIiS f sGf f;v,isSH
Con c s. Sso o es.sns 4 saS
,.S SiFs'P ~ u.s. t Iq.x sNb 0 81 os EXPRESS
For Nashvin. IVA CncinnatD. Indiahapois Chicago
$50 P. ". WESTERN ExpRess.-For Chicago For
F. ~ 'EP so SaffTs7Ey ExPREss-ror p.-
burg Cleveland Cincinnati. LouisTdle indianao'h"
80 p: VI. PACIFIC ExpREss-ror ! P,s.ss.,r .a1
s22 r W. nail 'o IND De Ex tPa
s, g car &,oe. Ea: L1;.sS coa r,,.
s - I' Ti; 'i ss6 ;''i TnE i?'s sSrTn
Z 80 w so Epnn: Con- Gso 'n III psor m.
3s ssst' SO 80 a2aaas s 20 80 i 10 y @
Dining s2 20 nins car IS cDinius carr $50
soyIEERN RSiLwAr1rlor,s, h,g,-a,~ ~. "a 80. m
2, n. weekdays. Express. s.2o a. n. and S." m
fos S6x4 c 9sa .sy :,
ArSxriS c s1a 30 d" w..y. D.so..., and
sS- Par .fs 10 Ras.,ns.r coses ard
Long b'anch, h'bu-y Park 0n,srlaksn sun1syl Ocean
Grove. ard Poi7t Plessan, N-om West Twenty third
Sf-s.t sfat'onl. $40 q. n. 49, 32o ard 40 Q M
s s@Taays % 80 T o. sss 70 ana M
FoR pHrt, sDErpp.A.
$40 - 80 SO $50 go q - P.rrs Limited 80
f'nr~ faI- r50 fDir nE 'arl. il'o a 80.
80 go % 20 ~ Dn.nS carr. 80 roin,ns
can 80 TlnirV Car). 40 ~ D. n. y ~ niEri
SUNDAYS. go : %. So a20 go dimlstl 20 ion
n Ming Can To-. p 50 80 tDr NJ can. 80 = -
r,lnins Can: - DINING cs0. $50 Dining Carr. 40
Tisk., orices Xos. 'sl; a.. 100 l,:a ~ ard ~
Station: s'a-ons foot D-orossss and Co-tsndt
Streets: street. SEQ rul-or Street o. Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. BROOKLYN. station.
Js--ev civ TIE New YORK Transfer Crrpa VIII
cell pr an ch.-k baggage from AMI residences
through n f-s'fraf.0r
J p Fr--~u~.>,V r WOOD
- Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
LEHlCN VALLEY SYSTEM

stations West 49, 81 Penn r RI CortlAnds or
Deeorosses st
NJ cat West Other figures show
time from Cortland, or IIeshruss-@ 81.
.0:l5 -.OO A n. daily for Easton and intermediate
$3.50. sstS A ~ fsns FOR wIfErsphRRC. sCptN-
Ton ITHACA GENEVA. Pc HEST FR. BCFFA.<o,
NIAGARA FALLS nd the West. and primo pal losal
roi-, dri-g and rarinr N pu~ 10
- non halv sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

A sotiMon OF twenty-five couples was given las'
evening by Mrs s Hubbard. Of No. l5l JoTalemon-
81. IN honor OF her daughter. Miss Laura Huo-
hard The decoration. were pink and me laVoIs
were dainty and pretty. consisting OF suIiooi-sS
chrvsanthernurs and bovknots Tor the elt!s' @nu
vale banners boutonneres and stems Tor me men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

The second annual dinner OF the Polytechnic
Club ot Brooklyn held last evening a. me
Montauk Club o. 80 o'clock The guests were
received by the officers and the Board OF Man
ayers: Frank r. Parsons, president CalV" -
Barber first vice-pres6ent: William r. Duoley'
second vice-president; John l. Bliss secretary.
and Thomas H. Troy. treasurer. The Board OF
Managers includes George B. Abbott. De WIKI
Bailey Ja- g A Cameron. William 3 Dayenpor''
duncan l. wards Henry +. FrankenOerg IT,
Theodore /. Frothngham. William hestr.,
Henry Sanger Snow. Charles I. Scnenk Gt.i..on
/ R0ssiter Albert L. Mason. Howard McWiIiams'
samuel H. McErcy and Stephen ". Huntington.
The friends OF Il p. Dyer who has been seriously
III az his home No 50 Pierrepont-st. VIII De GAO 10
tnov that he f. improving and that there are
strong hopes OF mis- ultimate recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

Mrs George Henry Southland. Mrs George HenF!
rovtbs-d - and Miss Southland. Of No. s. Rem
sen-st. received Yesterday afternoon from until
: o'clock and will also be at home to-day for me
same hours. They were assisted yesterday ny
Miss Royce Miss Games. Miss woodford ana ana Mss Mss
T2erfha Stockwel The two first named VIII alSo
5e.ist to-dav the others being Miss Marion l.
Smith and Miss Ethel Moss The nora ae co.'s
paims Wild smilax. pink and white roses ana
.-f,f les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Mrs BENJAMIN G. Templeton. Of No. AS Clinton
ave. gave her second reception yesterday sl'e'
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

when Paterson fireman gets drunk or mis-
behaves himself while on duty, Chief StsGs
promptly makes charges against him The Al
derrnen just as promptly remit any penalty In
posed and the fremen know from experience
that pull" rs better than good service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

THE man who thinks he knows T. all Is very az;
20 he Iii alone ln his opinion upon his own Quall-
les There Is no man living who cannot learh
something from the humblest OF Gods creatures.
4 man In public lie VINO sets up his opinions
against those OF the general public, IN matters
which relate TO the peoples Interests and SUCKS
70 then, Ike a sick kitten 70 hot brick must
some dav awaken 70 the fact that he has viewed
himself through & magnificent glass that mas leo
him into a sorry picture as viewed by the pubic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

The Editor Of THE Hackensack Record was
around among the politicians just before he
wrote this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Asserblvrnan King has completed his Pure Beer
bill and there are Indications thai Il WI 0ocome
for II anv II them did IL would be taclt acknowl-
edgment that they DID nor make pGTe ,t pesr f.r
il VIII keep OUT OF The State good deal o. ne
oee- that Is sold here now that IS known 70 DC
adultera ted.-(Paterson Cali
The fate Of that bill. so far as the Legislature
is concerned. will probably depend on 'ne
brewers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Does our town need a Parkhurst7" asks The
Lodi Advance" The Hackensack Republican
promptly answers in the affirmative and makes
out It's case by telling about Lodi man having
been seen drinking vhiskey in Passaio bar
room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

Rutherford's officials make a warm reply TO
the Bergen County Grand Jurys presentment
against various alleged negalities on their part
Tha. presentment Is supposed TO have oeen
drafted by Prosecutor SIagg. and II Is said 10
have been prompted by political aninus Der
gen folk are looking forward longinsly to l9Oo'
when Nr Stages term expires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

sr-or, y.ih---. CO oriv
svv--, South Ferry ~ So "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

judge Fort has been talking 70 me ESSEX
County Grand Jury about careless and reckless
bic,,cle riders He told them that It would be
,rnn-sctica bic 20 lay down any Fixed rules. and
ssid that each case must be judged By itself
Then he laid down this general rule.
r n ne-son rides a bicycle 50 carelessiy mat IN
-hs Judgment o. the Grand Jury d PEDESTRIAN Is
killed because Of his carciessness. ma, peIsos5
Sbo1tid he Indicted for ranslauchter. II you mo
hat ne bicycle rider Indifferent 70 ne IlstsSS
OF others and did not exercise me care hs BLUM
have exercised then he should be indicted
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16

IA tha rnformutorV and uuVa eo0ma
ea,r inmates NJ the lnst,t,rn,n Then
the renorta and nuni.hm.u q era far
mora sreouont and n.r,ook nueh Of
nenal methoda which auent edItora
call dIscln,,ne mt more nroop,ly ahould
be called Intimidation rnen ten in
mates would have RIM for escAne where
ana vould run NOW nnder The nae Of
moral suaalon and the AppenI "a their
ha,tar natures nsloo dlsclolIna only
where m,Ider methods fail Of appr celia
t,on nv the inmate with only two cola
plete eaonpes in eISuteen months.
with kind regard between the Off GERS
and the Inmatea. reui,ectful obedience
IN tho rules Of the Institution, | main
tain that the condition of the instltu.
tIon has improved one hundred per
cent In the last year over any prev lous
record of lis history, by The unity OIL
purpose in its management and the CO.
operation OF It's ofYlcers, together with
the kind cooperation of the good peO-
nile Of the city. True, we have not oil =
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16

THERE Is q class Of papers which Ia
always equal to every emergency
Whether they act wisely 10 another
question. This class Is now meeting
the demand that whatever policy shall
DO applied to the Philippines II shall
DO by the consent Of the governed, by
o cry for "llmited self government"
They say that tho FilIpIn0s have been
demonstrated 10 be incapable OF self
government, which may DO true and
that they should be treated M the
Amerlnpn Indians. There 10 some In
genulty In this plea II no reagon.
While the FllipInos may not be capable
Of self government, they are yet very
different people from the mobile red
man." They are not what may DO
scientifically called savages. They are
not even nomads. They want 10 be
citizens, The Indian would have moth
ing of the sort. It Is one Of the cpl
grams Of the most dearly bought and
dearly beloved documents of our coun-
try that all governments derive their
just powers from the consent of the
governed and. while we claim TO be a
republic 1t will be compromising our
honor and the principles upon which
our government were grounded deep
by the fathers TO undertake 10 admin
lister any other sort of government. II
u people are unfit for this prerogatIye,
we have no business with them. 1t Is
urged that for commercial reasons we
should keep the PHILIPPINES, Let us an
swer that the purity, honor and integ-
rlty of our political institutions are, or
should be, as far above and beyond
mere commercial considerations as the
character of Abraham Lincoln or
George Washington Ia above the chara-
ter of Mark Hanna or Cy Leland.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
Capt. KnOlslsy strIckon win ParaIy.I,

Columbia, NO., February 14.-Cap.
tain James w. Kneisley, representa-.
tive from Boone county to the Forti.
eth general assembly, was stricken by
paralysis at his home in this city
Monday night, and although he "a
some better this afternoon, his recov.
cry Is doubtful.
Captain Kneisley is 70 years old,
and the Oldest member OF the present
house Of representatives of the Mis-.
souri, legislature. He has served six
terms in the legislature, and became
Ill while attending to his duties at the
capitol last Thursday, and was sent
to Columbia by his nephew, Russell
Kneisley, also q representative, his
county being Carroll,