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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-15
MORE TRUSTS FORMED.

At the offices of the New Jersey Cor
porations Agency, Hudson County Ma
tional Bank building, were incorporated
this morning the following companies
Metallic Rubber Tire Company, with a
tors are:-Galvin r. Adams, Robert s..
Adams. Clarence Z. Burger, F. NJ. Burger.
Isle Royale Copper Company, with a cap
italization of So, 750, coo. The ~incorporators
-are:-Edgar Buffum. James Barker, Jr..
Percy Lansburgh, Jacob A. Checker, +.
M. Stone.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-15
MlD.WEEk HANDBALL.
Good Sport at the Jersey City Hand
ball Court Yesterday.

There was a big crowd at the Jersey
City HandbaH Club yesterday Afternoon,
and the players gave the spectators much
to interest them. Among the contestants
were many out of town players. One Of
the best games was between G. Gillen snd
NJ. Finnell. Gillen won the first two
games and made a present of them to
Finneli. dix Eagan was in good form
also, and had little trouble defeating w.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-15
PlRocHlE CONTEST
DR.. Childs StilI in the Lead in Max.
ito Whselmen's Tourney.

The Mantle Wheelmen's pinoohle tourn-
ament, now in progress at the club, is the
most successful affair of the kim the
organization has ever held. DR.. Childs is
still in the lead, but he is hard pressed
by Andrew Wright. John Stone is a good
third. The records to date are
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-15

scratch, % it,, 111s in; third, Walter Will
Jams. 2 it., with an actual jump OF 70 Ct.
n 4 in.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-15

A good h-ousekeeper who cings to the
snicy and historic mince pie, has a way
II uniting up her mincemeat, which Is
very satisfactory and convenient. She
cans it as she would a preserves Sh has
lars which hold just enough mincemeat'
for one ME, She can make one pie or O.
dozen. but whatever number she makes
Il leaves the remainder OF her mince-
meat undisturbed, and none OF it ever by
any chance mould or spolIs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
ALASKA NEEDS.
Governor brady In Washington for the
Purpose of Securing LeGislstion.

Governor Hrady In Washington for the
Purpose of Securing Legislation.
WAsHlSGruS. Jan. In. - Governor
Brady Of Alaska has arrived here 10
urge territorial matters. He is anxious
for the enactment Of the Carter bill
which has passed the senate and now is
in committee in the house. making three
judicial districts in Alaska. He said
,ha; even these judicial provisions would
be inadequate and that there should be
greater appropriations also for admins
irative purposes. pointing ont that the
marshal is unable 10 make any arrests
on any of the numerous islands for lack
of transportation funds or facilities. and
that the governor has no funds for 90.
ing about the territory. He also wants
the school appropriations this year raised
10 500. .Oo0 The governor says many OF
the people who rushed into the klon'
dixie region are coming ont largely he
cause Of the high taxation. Many thou
sands of people. he says. already hav,
started for the Atlin district.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
| Dispatch Denies That the
rilipinos Are the Ag-
gressOrx
: and London Juntas Send
Mckinley a Tele-
graphic Protest.
h f, British Source at Manila
Games News of Strained
Relations.

|>,ax Ian. lo.-Thc Filipino com
L.. IN Paris. Madrid aud London,
k-,ni,d ~ Saturday 10 Prcsidcn,
|ni.v The Paris dispatch read:
! nro.c.t against the disemharka
,m,rlcan troops ut lloilo.
|. London telegram said:
h. treaty of peace still unraiif.d.
:, an claim If sovereignty pr-ma.
PRAY reconsider resolution regard.
holo. Filipin"- wish for the friend
Il America and abhor mil,iarisin
le.,l,,
r.9v, ,.,aiiy. of the Associated
! ,ea-u, that the Filipino junia %:
la> received telegram from tn.
.no a.cn, al Hong Kong. dated Sat
\ saving
fi-bi with Americans unavoidable.
r. ~ til. aggr.ssnrs
\ gram from an English house n,
Il ,.y- the situation is very strained
Ia, ,h.r,. is much anxiety there
| dispatch also contained news from
IL ,ub-.auce of which was iha,
Emarcan troops had not yet landed.
J. members Of the Filipino lunia
F.lii ,'a,ernen, published in The
her, that the United States gov.
~ hn> ordered Agoncillo. the rep.
L,a''yc q Aguinaldo. to leav.
|hinct"n They say they surely
ll have heard the news if i, had
trl".
n a!yice> from the so-called Fill.
government received here say that
lnalao has decided that all foreign
entering ports nnder Filipino con.
WI " Omitted On the paymcn, o!
~ Il ; pfr cent nd valorcm and
III export trade is liable to duty OF
ennt Al yalnrem
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
YUKON MISERY
Said to Be q Great Amount OF
Suffering in the klOndike
Region.
Strong Movement at Dawson to
Appeal to the United
States.
Hospitals OvercrOwded With In
digents--No More Can Be
Cared For.
Food Plenty but 1t Takes Money
to Buy It--Governor Brady
at Washington.

SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. 1O.-According
to late advices from Dawson the United
States government will be called upon
10 relieve INDECENT miners in the Klon-
dixie. The Dawson Nugget. under date
Of Dec. 90. Saws there is strong move
mcnt on foot at Dawson To send repre-
sentative TO Washington for the purpose
of cnlisting the United States govern.
ment in the caus" Of aiding in remedy
ing the great distress which prevails
among the miners If the Yukon. The
hospitals are overcrowded with indi.
gents. and the finances of these institu.
iions will not allow any more wholesale
charity.
The Yukon council declares itself al.
ready ont Of funds Ia car. for the indi.
gen, sick Donations for the care Of the
sick come in regularly. but IN small
amounts. while. al this present moment
nothing less than 81. .o"o per month will
come anywher. near taking ordinar,
care Of the poor fellows without money
The dreaded scurvs has made It's appear
ance. and non. but tho>. connected with
the hospitals know tn. extent of its ex
isi.nce Tn. fac; j. that the amount o;
distress her. has outgrown the toia
charity Of IN. place. and nothing les.
than xaOo. nrS will relieve the disires,
Of this winter. Food is here in plenty
In, il takes money 10 buy i; a me
moral will be sent to Washington ask
ing congress To- help.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
DESERVING ILOILO.
Europeans Moving Their Families to til
Newport and Other Vessels.

Europeans Moving Their Families to tho
Newport and Other Vessels.
MANILA, Jan. lO.-ColOnel Potter, the
tween Iloi!o and Manila arrived during
the day with dispatches from the for
mer place. The situation when he left
was practically unchanged and it was
said the lt;ncipal buildings had been
closed. the insurgents having threatened
to destroy the whole city by fire at the
first shot o. b",nbareiment. Europeans
were moving their families to the trans
port Newport and other vessels. The
family Of the American vice consul
has gone on board the Newport.
Colonel Potter said that President
McKinleys proclamation had to be
typewriter on board ship as the prin-
ters on shore declined to do the work
and when the text Of the proclamation
was read TO the natives.
They RidIculed the Ides
that compromise was possible.
Privates Silvey and Fitzpatrick Of the
Sixth United States artillery, while
guarding water battery astern Of the
Newport, were attacked by natives.
Private Silvey's skull was fractured
fatally and Fitzpatrick fell overheard,
but escaped with flesh wound.
The United States gunboat Petrol ar
rived at Iloilo on FRIDAY and Colonel
Potter reports that the United State.
troops will probably land on Guilnara'
island. about midway between tn.
island o. l'anay and the island of Neg
ros, where camp will pe established
Both sides. Colonel Potter says, have
been imprcs>in- the local shipping fol
military purpose and the Francisco
Reyes has landed $50 natives The for.
eigners wsre taking refuge on the Brit
ish cruiser P,navcIlfl.ra.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
ABSclU1ECy Pure



most emphatic terms that no alarming
news had come from General Otis, and
that he did not believe IA shot had
been fired So far or that one
would he fired. He is confiden,
that General Miller will be able tc
bandle the situation successfully, and
Ibtain control Of Iloilo without blood
'hed. He is Of opinion that the insur
gents have 40 long been imposed upon
that they are naturally suspicious and
Tar the worst II they surrender tn.
strongholds into the hands Of the United
States.
The policy to be adopted now is gen
tie one. Persuasion will be used befor,
powder. That will be the last resort
and Secretary Algcr is optimistic in hi,
views that it will never be necessary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
OR GOODS IN DEMAND.

Bring Higher Price IN Turkey A"s" '''
European Product.
WASHINGTON. Jan. lO.-Consul Ifen-
eral Dickson ut Constantinople makes
AN interesting report on commercisi
conditions in Turkey. He says:
american goods are sold almost en-
tirelv for cash and at = higher rate, -
rule. than are charged Tor European
manufactures. The principal Amer,
can products now sold are carpenters
tools. house hardware, CLOCKS ano
watches, manufactured novelties ma,
chinery for -four mills, iron and stee
PRODUCTS, sewing machines and hour.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
ENDED IN A RIOT.

French Socialists Make Their Annual Pll-
grimage to the Tomb OF Blsnqui.
PARIS, Jan. l0.-The socialists an.
nusl pilgrimage to the tomb Of BlanQui
in tho cemetery Of Pere Ia Chase led to
riots between the rival partisans Of
Henri Rochefort. editor of The In
transigeant, and NJ. Juarex, editor OF
The Petit Socialist Republique. Many
were injured and the police made 9
number Of arrests. The wreath intend
ed for the throne was trampled upon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
Nl'Il RETlCENCE..
department Not Giving Out IL
ii"ilo lntor nation.

ii"ilo lntot nation.
AsHlNGsaN. Jan. lO.--A great deal
'lf'nc" j. exhibited mt the war de.
ihth' relative To- the state of affairs
eilo II i admitted that General
mas reported to the department the
'hai wer. reported 10 him in turn
'eheral Miller. but all that can be
itf'd as io the nature of the COM
'ea'i"h Is that il goes to confirm the
reports AS to the attitude Of the
fs'f'S. There are excellent reasons
'h' officials mt the war department
~ ~ this stage maintain secrecy
IN" Instructions governing the
''h"ht Of troops in the Philip
y" situation is admitted
critical, but not hopeless by
means. and it is extremely
'a'''' that the danger Of n rupture
), H'' b" Increased by intlammatory
nea'lons, which powerfully effect
'M'apl" Filipinos. It is believed
-, ''heral Otis is framing y plan Of
r"S'l which will result in the ex-
a 'a''' '' his control over the island Of
s.. az least without actual hostilities.
,'a - must come to warfare. then with
',as' , possible exposure Of the Amer
oa noops. Probably the first step in
. ;"npalgn has been taken BY this
n,a; '"e establishment Of camp on
ra,hs ";, of Guiamaras. lying only a
10 .eS ~ from Iloilo and easily accessi.
m.a NJ a"e !. warships. This probably will
%ue r the base Of operations II hostil.
M vame unavoidable. The govern.
-, however, has not abandoned hone
PEACEFUL solution can be reached.
not . shos nas Dss~ Fired.
s,government's instructions 20 Gen.
co' %''ler at Iloilo wore 10 land and get
i '''h unication with the insurgents
.e,. ~ az far n his orders have gone
mm =. mat when he has established
H. "unication with tho insurRent ola
> n "'la people, he IL 10 make publi.
NJ. PURPOSES of the United States.
th;. shot II to be fred by the forcA'
nn.;, ,s country unless they are attacked
|ra ', r, further orders are given from
|ts,o s, Tho programme was aereed upo1
~ zen President Mckinley end eecre
90 A'ser several days aec, oemetar,
Hs ' .~ va st the White HOUSE for eom'
'''' afternoon. He statsd in g
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
rribesussa win . vistery.

BRussEIs. Jan. 1O.-Omcial news re-
ceived from the Congo Free State saya
that . column Of 200 Of the state troops
commanded by Lieutenant Stevens, WA
defeated ON Nov. by, tho insurgcnt
tribe Of Batelas, which captured Nal.
ambari on Nov. IL. Two officers.
sergeant and 200 native troops were
killed and officer and 2 sergeants
were wounded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
GERMANY NAMES THREATS.
Viii seize Cine Of the Tonga Islands I'm
less Certain Debt. Arc Paid.

less Certain Debts Are Paid.
MELBOURNE. Jan. lo.-A dispatch
from Auckland. \. H.. says advices
have been received from Tonga the seat
Of the government NJ the Tonga. or
Friendly islands. that the German con-
sui has arrived there from the Samoan
islands and has given notice that Ger.
MANY will seize Vava. the most fertile
of the group. unless the Tonga govern
ment pays the private debts which the
natives owe u German company. The
government repudiates responsibility
for the giving of credit to natives con.
trary to law and the king is appealing
to England, America and France.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10

HOMO KoNa, Jan. lO.-According 70
the statements Of people who have Just
arrived here from the island OF baiao":.
south Of the island Of Palawan. there Is
no truth in the report that the span
iards there have been massacred oy tue
rilipinos. They say the story is an IN
vention Of the priests to prejudice 'ne
Filipino cause, declaring also that snere
arc not moro than half dozen span.
iards ON the island and that sI "no
have been killed fell in warfare.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10

WEST BRANCH, Mich, Jan. lO.-An
Antire block Of the business portion Of
this town was destroyed by 6re. II
started in . small grocery store In the
center Of the block.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-10
PERIL TO AMERICA.


S"IonrI WArinE Finds sanitary Conditions
~ Havana Something Awful.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lo-The war de-
par'm.nt has made public synopsis Of
th. late Colonel Georg. A. Waring's re-
port of his visit 10 Havana under the
special instructions If the war depart
h.eui. given him early las; autumn, 10
i,sI~ct the sanitary condition of tn.
city and 10 make such recommends.
iions for the future Improvement of the
town as nigh; bc suggested.
Colonel Warinv condemns the street
cleaning system a. inaiequa,. and those
IN charge Of II A. incompetent. No at
ieniion. public or private IL paid Ia the
laws of sanitation. To make matters
worse. dwellings are
Crowded To = Dangerous. Degree.
the avcrag. population for every house
in the city bcin. over 10, Broad
marshes near the harbor are constant
tourc. of malaria. and into these Is
dumped the sewaI. of IN. city.
The water supply Of Havana, says Mr..
Waring. j. ~ the pGr.st and most ea-
cellent character. This. with the winds
Of the gulf. save the city from being all
solu,cly and unqual,iicdiy bad. The
conditions. says Mr. Waring will carry
the i.rribl, seour-c IL yellow fever Ia
our shores unless We ris. IN "A war fer
humanity and wipe ont an enemy with
which no military ,alor can cope
In conclusion Colonel Waring SAYS:
would i; no; be wise 10 accep; the fact
at once that ". are
Confronted With Danger
| compar.d with which war i insignl'i-
cant and proceed 10 meet ii and con-
| aner il while we may. We cannot
| afford 10 wait until we have fed il and
strengthened i, with the hives of on,
people. The necessary reforms call ioi
costly work even now. But months OF
| DELAY will render them mure costly and
more imperative We can set about
| these reforms now calmly and Judi
| ciouslv. Later. under the impuls. oi
panic. we should work at far greater dis
4
advantage
The improvements which. in his
Judgment. ARE absolutely necessary I,
make Havana healthy city are Sc
forth in detail in Colonel Waring re
port. They inc,ud. "A well organized
Department of Public Cleaning
under a single commissioner; the con
struc,ion Of complete sewer system:
completely appointed abat'oir; the ~
having of all streets with asphalt;
suitable and sufficient cremating plan
for garbage and sweepings. and the re-
claiming of all the marshes.
Colonel Waring states that It is no
poesible. from the data now available
10 estimate the cost Of all the worl
needed. save to say it will he over r.
OOO, 600. 1t is estimated. says Colone
Waring, that single epidemics intro
J duced into the United States from TIA
yana have cost the Mississippi vale
alone eiOO, 900 in loss to industr
and commerce, aside from the loss "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
FRESH TROUBLES ARISE.
Riot Between Non Union anu Union Miners
In Evansville. Ind.--More Disor-
der May Follow.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. IA riot
between pon.union and union miners
took place in the west part of the city
late Monday afternoon. Harry Phelps,
a colorcd uonunion miner. was coming
from work at the Inglc mine; he wa,
attacked by a crowd of boys aud sym.
pathizers of the union. lie was follow.
eel for several squares by the crowd
when he fired at them, but no one was
hurt.
Phelps was arrested and taken to
No. : hose house until the police could
be notified. When the patrol wagon
arrived with 20 officers a mob OF fully
500 people surrounded the wagon and
attempted to take the Negro from
them and lynch him. Better Judgment
prevailed and the officers were permit
ted to take their man to police head
quarters. Excitement was intense
Monday night and the union miners
said they would meet the non .union
men as they went to work in the morn
ing aud cause trouble.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
PATRoLLING THE COAST.
The santo Domingo Government Apprs
hen.ive Of the Arrival OF Jim,s.s.
tn. Leader Of the Revolution

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Aug. TO- -Ad-
vices from Sauto Domingo say the gov
eminent there is growing desperately
apprehcnsive OF the arrival Of Jimincz.
leader Of the revolution, who is mo.
meutarily expected. His arrival. il
was added, win completely turn popu.
lar opinion, which has been partly un.
decided. Consequently the chief OBJ
ject OF the government is to intercept
Jiminez, and a number Of armed YES
sells are patrolliug the coast with
orders 10 search every strange vessel
and capture Jiminez under any hag,
armed or not
SANTIAGO ~ CUnA, Aug. 10 The
Dominican agents are rapidly recruit.
ing expeditions in this part OF IN,
island. particularly on the north coast
Orders were received from Havana
Friday TO hold the men recently cap.
tured at Baracoa pending an invest.
cation.
All trading schooners are closely
watched. Thursday the tug Adonis
was armed and sent TO Guantanamo
TO patrol the coast 1t is certain that
several expeditions have been able 10
get away without any interference.
but Gen. Leonard Wood, the military
governor, is determined to do all In hi,
power to enforce neutrality.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
M. LAB0RI IN COURT.
capt Dreyfus' Wounded Attorney Was
Drawn In n Carriage to the Itsii
Early Tuesday Morning.

kENNEs, Aug. 22.--The second day Of
the third week Of the second trial by
eourt-martial OF Capt Alfred Drey fus
on the charge of treason began at 6:So
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Maitre Labori was present lie
drove TO the court in carriage, and
entered the hall at $3.50 o'clock The
audience greeted him by standing up
and by general clapping OF hands
Maitre Labori walked quite brislly,
but holding his left arm close to his
side in order not TO disturb his wound.
He met Gen. Mercier and Gen. Billot
in the middle of the courtroom. stop
ped, chatted and smiled. Labor look
ed very we'll He was given a cushion
ed arm chair. Madame Labor, look
ing well, was also in court Labori
was warmly congratulated by friends
Capt Dreyfus, on entering, smilingly
shook hands with Labor.
Col. Jouaust addressed a few words
OF congratulation TO Labori and ex-
pressed the profound indignation OF
the tribunal at the attempt TO assassi-
nate the counsel. Labor was much
moved and thanked Col. Jouaust in an
eloquent speech.
RENSEs, Aug. 22.--Gen. Mercier. who
was minister OF war when Capt. ORGY
fus was condemned and who in the
present trial is the virtual prosecutor.
kxsn Wa1l .NA -.
correspondent Of the Associated Press,
who invited him TO make statement
Of the position OF the anti. Drey fusardS
Although unable to receive the cor
respondent in person Gen. MERCER sent
his Oldest son to convey the following
expression OF his views:
Gen. MERCER considers IL useless to
attempt TO convert foreign opinion
regarding the Dreyfus q uestion, in
which, moreover, foreigners have no
right to intervene. Foreign people
have been misled by their press which
is violently Dreyfusard. for the very
good reason that majority of the
foreign newspapers have been bribed
oy the jewish syndicate. Gen MERCER
considers anything he might say es-
planning his position, which is that Of
a majority OF the French people, would
be useless The best reply to Drey fus-
ard statements abroad will be the con-
demnation of DreyfuS
This condemnation is only a matter
of ten days or a fortnight for con-
demned Dreyfus certainly will be.
Foreigners will then see that their Jour
mails have deceived them. for they will |
recognize that the mass OF the French |
nation. who will receive the news OF |
the conviction Of Dreyfus as joyful |
tidings, is composed OF officials and |
that the majority OF the French APP |
Splaud the condemnation. Ii will be
because 70 s. ju,t and rnerited."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
VIOLENT WIND STORM.
.ha Circus Tent of John Robinson Blown
Down Upon the Crowd at winches-
ter, Na.-several Were Hurt.

WINCHESTER. Va, Aug. 90. During
a violent wind storm Monday after
noon. the big tent of John Robinson 5
circus was blown down upon the
crowd in it. A general panic ensued and
some 40 people were more or less in
jured by being trampled upon. Fred
OBrien, an acrobat, was the most
seriously injured. His right thigh was
broken and he received other injuries
While the struggling mass was under
the canvass, thieves reaped harvest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
sUNyHAZER FLIES OF MAINE.
worse Than jersey Mosquitoes aud
kississ hugs Have No Chance
with Them.

Since reading in the newspapers OF III,
kissing hug and has dolngs all the people In
rural Maine have taken TO capturing bugs
and insectsof all sorts and bringing the spcci.
mems 10 town for examination by newspa.
p,r men and naturaiists Countless are the
kinds of bugs that have been taken 20
Bangor IN bottles, boxes and preserve jar.
aud the captors all seem to be sorcly dis.
appointed when told that instead OF the gen.
uinc k,.ser they have a moth killer. lace.
winged hy. or something quite common and
harmless.
A man came from NeaEie to Bangor the
other day with fcrOci0us looking bug
corksd up IN preserve jar and claimed the
credit OF having captured the iirs, kissing
bug IN that part OF the country, u was not
the famous kissing bug that he had. hut ma
tive bug somewhat resembling small .ob
ster with wings
II don't care hang" declared the NeaSis
man, when told that he must Try again.
These fellers Nm hex the siufhn' out u
Sunkhazers, and that's what none Of your
common bugs lin do.
No, many people living far away from
Bangor know what ''SunkhaEer" IL Ike.
Il Is ierocious big Nv that iniesis ;he fats
and meadows about SunkhASr deadwaitr.
A place ia the Pcnohscot river where the
water 10 slack and where millions ~ logs
are RATED The SunkhaEer are the pest
81 the loggers. upon whom they feast -
their hearts content. and nothing can drive
them away They are four tunes the SIRE ~
the famed mosquitoes Of jersey. and any
Maine man will back one Of them against a
dorm kissing bugs IN a fair stand.up hght.
Maine folks have. probably, no kissing hugs.
but 30 long a. the Sunkharsrs survive they
wall not feel lonesome N. Y, sun.