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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-28
! Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
CAacaqo, % Kwietnia.

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podzial pa1stwa chi6skiego
pomisdzy mocarstwa europej-
skie, postspuje z szybkoscis,
niezWykls nawet W naszych
czasach parry i elektrycznosci.
P6ltora roku temu jeszcze,
kiedy cesarz Wilhelm wysyla4
swego brata ma Wsch6d dale
XII, ably tam wedlug slow
samego ks. Henryka, ,,g}osil
ewangelis potsgi niemieckiej",
a nawet, kiedy Niemcy wzie1y
juz W ,,dzieraawe" Kiao-czao,
najsmielszy z polityk6w euro
pejskich ME przypuszczal, aby
blisks byla chwila opanowania
pa6stwa Niebieskiego przez
Europe. Dopiero po niespo-
dziewanej niezupelnie wyja.
suionej dotsd detronizacyi
m}odego cesarza Kwangsu,
kolonizacya rozpoczsla sic ma
dobre. Gdy pozbawiony tronu
odsunisty cd wszelkich spraw
politycznych monarcha skraca
sohie dlugie chwile przymuso-
wei bezczynnosei tresowaniem
k6z i malp ma wysepce jeziora
paiacowego, dziedzictwo jego
przechodzi niewstrzymanie pod
wladze moearstw Zachodu, i z
ca}ego pasa wybrzeznego tylko
ieszcze mala stosunkowo pro-
wincya Fukien ME nalezy do
sfery interes6w Europy. Re-
SITE zajsli lub zabieraja Angli-
cy, Francuzi, Niemcy i Wlo-
chy, ktore obecnie, pod aaci-
skiem opinii publicznej, posta-
nowi}y zdobye W razie potrze-
by przemoes zatoks Saumun,
wraz przylegajacemi do niej
terytoryami.
l prowincya Fukien zreszts
jest jua zagrozona. Podobno
zastrzegla ia dla siebie Japo-
MIA, kt6ra moze uchodzic "a
pa1stwo interesowsne W roe.
woju stosunk6w chidskich, ma
mocy bezposredniego sssie-
dztwa. Jest to kraj bardzo
bogaty i ludny, obejmujscy
$4,000 angielskich mil kwa.
dratowych. Ludnosc, zamozna,
trudni sic gl6wnie plantacys
herbaty i wyrobem papieru, i
W razie nawiazania bliaszych
stosunk6w Europa, by}aby
wybornym aywiolem konsum.
cyinym dla przemyslu euro.
pejskiego. Dais juz wgnosi
roczny dow6z do portu Fuczow
blisko 8 milion6w rubli; wy.
w6z tego portu obliczono
przeszlo ma 8 milion6w. Glow.
nymi artykulami eksportu So:
herbata, pspier, owoce, trzcina
bambusowa i drzewo. Oba
porty prowincyi Fukien, wy
mieniony jua Fuczow, oraz
Annoy, SO juz oddawna otwar-
te dla okret6w zamorskich.
Przy panujscej obecnie 60
rsczce kolonizacyjnej, ME
MONA sic dziwic, ze take
Austrya, pomimo swoich opla.
kanych stosunk6w wewnstrz-
nych, zapragnsla zdobYc sobie
sfere interes6w w Chinach j
otworzyc Ola swego przemy.
slu, kt6ry zreszts jest znaczny,
now5 rynek zbytu, Wegry,
nieprzychylne ma razie polityce
lolonizacyinej, prawdopodo.
bnie zgodzilyby sic ostatecznie
maj awanturniczs wyprawe.
Zyskalby na tenn ich rozwija-
jsey sic stale przemys1, port
Rieka nabra}by cd razu zna-
czenia. Czy zdobycze W Chi.
mach wysalyby ma rzeczywista
korsysc Austryi j Wegier, to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-28


zyciu. w pobliskiej apiece
tymczasowo opatrzono jei rany,
potem zawieziono ja do szpitala
Wesleya.
,Duchowa smierc".
w South Chicago toczy sie
ciekawa sprawa W obec repre-
zentantow niemieckich gmin
baptyskich P6inocnej Ameryki.
Pastor kosciola baptyskiego przy
1o7 ulicy, G. F. Tiemann. oska-
IRONY jest o to, ze W Grudniu r.
z. podpisal akt zejscia Hermanna
Jaeschke, chociaz tenie Syi,
poczem iona Jaeschkiego donna
gala sic wypiaty ubezpieczenis
posmiertnego. Jaeschke, kt6ry,
iak sic okazuje, byf czlonkiem
owej gminy baptyskiej, przyszedi
do swego duszpasterza i oznajmif
mu, re jest ,,duchowo umarlym",
a zatem, ze jego ciaio ME lyle.
Wtedy pastor Tiemann podpisal
akt zejscia. Geese gminy wierzy.
re pastor uczynil to ze zartu, a
inni twierdza, ze to uczyaii ma
seryo. Sledztwo toozy sic tale
mnie wyrok ieszcze ME ogio-
SONY.
Utonaf przy zabawie.
Osmioletni Albert Bulla wpadl
wczoraj po poiudniu po godzinis
Bel przy zabawie do ogden
Slip" u ko6czyny ulicy Illinois
W poblizu jeziora utonai. Jego
towarzysze zabawy. Eddie
O'Hara i Artur Clark, pobiegli
placzem do znajdujacego sig W
poblizu skiadu desek Paepkego;
woznica Louis Ulrich, kt6remu
opowiedzieli, CO sic staio, poszedi
z mimi ma miejsce wskazane, ale
ME znalazl juz sladu chlopca.
Pozniej wyiowiono zwioki i "a
wieziono do mieszkania rodzic6w
pm. 329 Illinois str.
Brutalny przefoz0ny.
J6zef Golombek, zam. pm. 65
Cleaver str, pracujacy przy
podwyzszaniu tor6w kolejowych
ma rogu Elston ave. i Blooming
dale ave., wczoraj po poiudniu o
godz. ] zostai stracony z nasypu
przez swego ,,foremana", Patri-
cka Tierney, zam. pm. 713 Elston
ave. Goiombek zostai zawiezio-. Z.
ny do szpitala sw. Elzbiety,gdzie
sic okazaio, ze ma wewnetrzne
uszkodzenia, a zwlaszcza piuca 90
naruszone.
promienie Roentgena.
Originality process zakohczyi
sic wczorai pred sadem przysie-
glych. Frank V. Balling skarzyi
kompania zajmujacs sig leczeniem
"a pomoca promieni Roentgena o
$4,000 odszkodowania. Mai
on iakis b6l W kostce u nogi.
Poradzono mu udac sig do owei
kompanii. Lekarze w. G. Fuchs
DIR. Otto L. Schmidt wystawiali
noge jego trzykrotnie ma dziala-
ME promieni Roentgena; W sku-
tex tego, jak twierdzii Balling,
czul p6zniei straszliwe kl6cie W
nodze, potem noga zaczela pu-
chnac i okazaia sic potrzeba am
putacyi. Amputacya musiano
jeszcze dwukrotnie powt6rzyc !
W ko6ou Balling stracil noge al
do kolana. Oskarzeni starali sig
wykazae, 1e klocie i puchniecie
ME nastapiio W skutek dziaiania
promieni Roentgena, ale sgd
przysieglych przychylii sig do
wywodow skarzacego przyznai
mu $4,000 odszkodowania. o.
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WASHINGTON, % Kwietnia.


przestroge, azeby ma przyszlosc
byl ogledniejszym przy wypo-
wiadaniu swych osobistych
zda6 W sprawach majacych
zwiszek polityka. Jezeli
zdania take wypowiada listo.
wnie, powinien postarac sic o
to, azeby takowe ME dostawa.
ly sic do wiadomosci publ!
cznej.
W departamencie marynar-
XII oswiadczono urzedownie, 2e
kapitan okretu Raleigh"
otrzymal nagans "a niewlasci.
we zachowanie sic ma bankie.
Gle we Philadelphii, ublizajace
mocarstwu, z kt6rem Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych utrzy-
mule przyjazne stosunki. Sc
kretarz maryna,'ki listu pisa,
nego do Coghlana publikowa6
ME bedzie, kapitanowi wszak'
ae bsdzie wolno, jeaeli uzna to
"a stosowne, zrobic niego pu-
bliczny uaytek.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 28go
Kwietnia. Prezydent Nc
Kinley bawi tutaj cd wczoraj
i uda sic daisiaj ma poklad
krazownika Raleigh. Pre-
zJdent jest tax dalece Sachwy'
cony odwags Coghlaua, Okla
zans W bitwie pod Manila, Ae
ami mysli czynic mu wyrzutow
okazyi braku taktu, okaza'
nego ma bankiecie W klubie,
przed tygodniem. Przeciwnie,
Mckinley podziskuie Coghla'
nowi W imieniu ludu amery-'
ka6skiego "a jego swletny
wsp6}udzial W bitwie, stoczo.
nei l Maja 1898 roku, W kt6-
rel Geese foty hiszpa1skiej
zostala zatopiona, i kt6ra uto.
rowa}a Amerykanom drogs do
dalszych zwycieztw W bitwach
ladowych i morskich.
BERLIN, % Kwietnia. :
Podano do publicznej wiado-
mosci, ae Mckinley prayjsl
posla niemieckiego ma specyal.
nej audyencyi, zgani1 przed
MIN postepowanie Coghlana,
komendanta ameryka6skiego
krszownika i upoU aanil go do
uwiadomienia niemieckiego
cesarza, ze Rad Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych pragnie Niemca'
mi utrzymad jaknajprzyjaz-
nieisze stosunki.
Sprawe Coghlana naleay
uwaaac obecnie "a za}atwiona.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych
wcale sic do niej ME miesza1,
dr.. Holleben zalatw3 sic z MIA
z wlasnej inicyatywy.
W sferacb urzedowych pa
nuie przekonanie, re sprawa
wysp Samoa zostanie zala.
twiona W mysl interes6w ME-
mieckich, tylko mniejsze gaze
ty So usposobione woiowniczo.
Napsu1 i'm DUO krwi kontr-
admiral Kautz, kt6rego nazy.
waja ,,nieokrzesanym i zarozu.
mia1ym drabem".
BERLIN, 20go Kwietnia. =
Rozchodzi sic tutaj wieSc, 1e
ameryka6ski okret ,,Philadel-
phia" opuscil port Apia i udal
sic do Portu Pango.Pango.
II Kwietnia stoczons zostala
W .Apii bitwa, W kt6rej zwo-
lennicy Mataafy pobili woisko
Tanusa. Ten straci} 70 ludzi
W poleg2ych. Okrsty amery-
kadskie i angielskie rzuca}y
bomby ma oboz zwolennik6w
Mataafy, lecz bomby to ME
zrzadzaly zadnej szkody. He
razy bomba pekla, tyle razy
vital to zdarzenie ludzie Ma
taafy piesnia wojenns.
SAN FRANCISCO, % Kwiet.
Gdy parowiec Badger, ma
jacy ma pokladzie komisarzy
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General Wheaton przeprawil
przez wods pulkownika Fuu-
ston z dwiema kompaniami 20
pulku Kansas. Reszta pulku
przeszla przez most, idac
,,gesiego". To samo uczyni}
pulk Montana, a pu3k Nebra-
ska stanowi} rezerwe. Ma
przeciw ochotnikom z Nebra-
ski wyruszyl 8 tysisczny cd.
dial Filipi1czykow, pod do
w6dztwem genera}a Luna.
Gdy zbliayl sic do naszych
linij ma odleglosc 1000 kro-
k6w, powitano 60 2 dw6ch
stron rotowym ogniem. Gene
raj Luna ME wiedzial o tenn,
re czsst naszego wojska pre-.
prawila sig przez rzeke. Gdy
sic o tenn dowiedzia1, cofnal sic
niezwlocznie W kierunku Ma.
cabela.
MANILA, 28go Kwietnia.-
Dywizya genera}a Macarthur
przeprawi}a sic przez Rio
Grande i dotarla do Apalit,
gdzie rozproszy1a g}6wne SHY
armii niepzyjacielskiej. Ma
rozbitk6w czeka}y W Apalit
diva pocisgi kolei zelaznej,
kt6re zawiozly ich do San
Fernando. w tymze czasie
podpalili Filipi6czycy miasto
San Vincente i opuscili je,
podobnie jak Apalit.
30 nieprzyjaci6l dosta}o sic
do niewoli. Znaiduje sic mie.
dzy mimi ieden Hisapan. Ia
brano take jedns armate
bronzowa, jedno dzia}o Maxi,
ma znaczna ilosG recznej
broni i amunicyi. Nasze straty
ME SO znaczne.
HAVANA, % Kwietnia. =
General Brooke nosi sig z
mysls zakazania loteryi i gier
hazardowych. zakazal jua
urzsdzania walk kogut6W i
byk6w.
w Remedies, W prowincyi
Santa Clara, wywieszono ma
patuszu tylko choragiew ku.
ba6ska. Gdy pred ratuszem
ukazal sic oddzial wojska
ameryka1skiego, aaeby lat.
kns6 obok chorsgwi kuba6.
sklej sztandar StanoW LJedno'
czo2ych, tlum Kuba1czyk6w
obiawial swe niezadowolenie i
wykrzykiwal ustawicznie:
Viva Cuba Libre!"
MADE7r, 98go Kwietnia. =
Minister wojny Polavieia
otrzymal wiadomosc z Filipin,
re Aguinaldo trzyma W ME.
wolf Amerykan6w Hiszpa.
now W tym celu, I aaeby, gdy
nastanie zawieszenie broni,
m6gl wytargowa6 korzystniej-
sze dla siebie warunki pokoju.
ST. LOUIS, % Kwietnia. =
Cyklon zniszczyl W znacznej
czesci miasto Kirksville, Mo.
Wschodnia dzielnica miasta
jest zr6wnana z ziemia, liczbe
os6b podajs ma 40. Druty
telegrafczne aa pozrywane i
Kirksville jest odciete cd swia.
ia.
ST. LOUIS, % Kwietnia. =
400 dom6w mieszkalnych biz
znesowych jest zniszczonych W
Kirksville. 2 pod gruz6w
wydobyto dotychczas przeszlo.
80 zwlok ludzkich. Nalezy
przypuszczac, re drugie tyle
zostanie dzisiaj wydobytych.
1000 os6b jest wiscej lub
mniej bolesnie ranionych.
OMAHA, Nebr., SO Kwiet.-
Szalona burza, po kt6rej padal
gesty grad i rzesisty deszcz,
siala smierc i zniszczenie W
miasteczku Onawa, La. Dom
TH
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
SPORTS And
SP0R TSMEN
Libertys Win From the
CraWfords at Baseball
Other Games.
NEWS or THE WHEELMEN
Racing Attractions Good
Knights Of Pythias Big
Picnic Notes.

The Libertys defeated the Crawfords
yesterday by punching the eight hits
they were able to make off Spencer, the
Crawford's crack twirler. The latter team
scored an even dozen hits but they were
distributed too much to have any good re-
suits. The game. however was an excep-
tionally good one, and showed that the
boys have rounded into good form. The
field work on both sides was very good
and showed the players to advantage.
Team work almost exclusively was the
order of the day. Jones, who pitched for
the Libertys. was not so strong as he
usually is, but his defects were offset by
the crack work of his supporters. DEM
cry held him well and played a good game
as backstop. The feature Of the game
was the series of three double plays in
which Punkins figured. He doubled up
with Shock twice and with Sullivan once.
Barker proved the strongest hitter on the
Liberty team while Henneson took the
stick honors in the Crawford ranks.
The Libertys went to the bat first and
were retired without a run, as were the
Cranfords. Each side scored two in the
second and in the third. The Libertys
were shut in the next two innings and
scored one in the fourth. while they were
kept away from the home plate for three
innings while the Libertys scored two
runs in the meantime, which gave them
lead of three runs altogether. The
Cranfords tried hard but were unable to
overtake their opponents. They made
run in the eighth and held the Libertys
off for the last two innings, but it was
no 1Ise The scorer
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
HOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
toficial ProeeedingsJ

Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters Wednesday evening, June Z, 1879.
Present at roll call--President Erickson,
Commissioners Hennessey and Mills.
Absent--None.
The minutes of meeting May "a, 1899,
were ON motion approved as engrossed.
PRESENTATION OF APPLICATIONS;
OF George HalHgan.s to be appointed
fireman in the Department.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Applications and Appointments
READING OF COMMUNICATIONS 8
Invitation from German Hospital and
Dilspensary Association to attend Volks-
fest OF said association at Greenville
Schuetzen Park on July 4, 1899.
Received and accepted.
Resignation of James Allen as driver of
Engine Company No. u. to take effect
on motion received and accepted.
From residents in vicinity Neptune av-
enue and Old Bergen road, requesting that
An alarm box be placed in that locality.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee OF the Whole.
From Charles Wagner. stoker. request-
ing leave Of absence without pay on June
: Referred s 70 the Chief Engineer with
From Richard a. Green. hoseman, En-
CINE Company No. ?. requesting leave Of
absence June 10 to y. inclusive. without
pay.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and
disposed of as follows:
Cyrus Rheims, 800 John Al WI. 81 es
James Colema1ls ~ -; JAMES Eoyie $lheV;
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
DIED FROM DANCING.
Unusual Exertion Killed
Mrs. Nash at st. Paul's
Church Picnic.

While dancing two-step at the picnic
of St. Paurs Roman Catholic Church,
which was held at the Greenyille 5chuet-
zen Park yesterday, Mrs. Caroline Nash
became suddenly i'll. She died fifteen min
utes later. Mrs. Nash was a widow, for
ty-six years old, who resided with her
married son, Edwin Nash, at No. 174 Pear
sail avenue. She attended the picnic with
her daughter-in-law and Mrs. Rudolph
Rohde. a neighbor
After watching the dancers for short
time Mrs. Nash suggested that they, too.
indulge III the merry pastime. They had
just made the first turn at the west end
of the platform. when Mrs. Nash sudder-
ly became faint. She would have fallen
but for her friends support She said:--
Il am choking; take me to a seat"
Mrs. Rohde and a friend carried her 10
a bench and induced her to drink glass
of brandy. This had no beneficial eff
feet. She was removed to the restaurant
to avoid the people who were crowdirg g
around to find out the cause of the trou-
Bile.
The music continued and the dancers
finished the dance. In the meantime
Mounted officer John Burke, who hap
pened to be present, went hastily for a
physician. DR.. Lignot and DIR. Craven
were in the neighbornood and they quick
ly responded. They saw that there was
no hope. and the advised the marager to
send for an ambulance. The patrol wagon
responded to the hurry call. 'Wnen it
reached the scene Mrs. Nash was dead.
She died in the arms of her daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Nash. She was lenlJved to
her home in the patrol wagon.
DR.. Craven said that Mrs Nash died
from hemorrhage of the stomach.
brought on by over exertion. The news
of her death was not told to the picnick-
ers.
Mrs. Nash resided in the Greenville Sec
tion for q number of years She lately
returned from a visit to the country,
where she had been recuperatiflg
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho Street and Water Board Pushes
Through Lot OF Work.

Only routine business was transacted
yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the
Street and Water Board. Bids on propos-
ais for the Improvement of the following
streets were received
Claremont /. avenue, Waverly street,
Ninth street, Walker avenue Fifteenth
street, Germania avenue and Thorne
street.
New Jersey Mexican Asphalt Co., Ill per
cent. Of the Standard Barber Asphalt Co.,
SO, and Atlantic Alcatraz Co, 9SA.
The Waverly street bids were:-N. J..
Mexican Asphalt Co., los; Barber Co., 80,
and Atlantic Co., 9Sa4.
On North street:-N. J. Mexican Co.,
107 Barber Co., 49, and Atlantic Co., 9Ssl.
On Walker avenue:-Thomas Harring-
ton, IS per cent, and Henry Byrne, %.
On Fifteenth street:-M t. Connolly,
s31s per cent; C. Wagner, SO Is; T. Har-
rington, 80, and Fl. Byrne, S4
On Germania avenue:-M. T. Connolly,
92; C. Wagner. 81; T. Harrington, 80; H.
Byrne, 80; B. Cannon, S11a, and p Tum-
lily, Jr., 81.
In each case the lowest bidder was
awarded the contract.
Hearing on the following improvements
were heard, maps being filed and assess
ments shown thereon. There was one OBJ
lection to the Improvement of West Side
avenue; none to the improvement of Sec
ond street, from Brunswick to Merseles
streets; none to sewer in Skillman ave-
nue., from Van Winkle street to ST Paul's
avenue; none to sewer in Van Nostrand
place from Ocean to Garfield avenue.
A communication was read in which was
stated that the residents of Academy
street claimed that that thoroughfare had
not been cleaned in ten years.
Il mean ten weeks" said Clerk Bouton,
when he was reading the letter.
The chief engineer, in communication,
called the attention of the Board to the ne
cessity of chemical analysis of the sam
pies of asphalt sent to him. A number
Of claims were ordered paid and resolu-
ton passed calling for meeting of the
Board on July 5, the regular meeting day
being holiday.
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28


The American Fife and Drum Corps OF
Hoboken has organized a baseball team
with the following plavers:--J Scanlon,
pitcher; w. Cooke, catcher E. Robinson
first base; E. Sheehy, second base; ).
Smith, third base: T. Maehman, short
stop; j. Keep, left field; c. Raab, right
field: G. Engle, centre field.
The Young Giants is the name Of new
baseball team lately organized. The bait
ting order is:--M. Foster, pitcher; Adams,
catcher; A. Klepper, first base; W. Vam-
pei, second base; r. Mower, third base;
p. Kelly, short stop; r. Apple. right field;
Al. Bird, left field; T. Spanard, centre field.
The reorganized Centrals will bat as fol-
lows:-H Beck right field; r. DINGHY,
first base; Il. Griffith. left field; H. Car
rett, pitcher; w. Williams, catcher; J..
Kelly, short stop; F. Judge, third base;
j. Fa1lon, second base: w Fenton, centre
field. Sunday games only will be played
BY this team and they will play any ag-
gregation that averages IA or 15 years.
They prefer the Buttermilks Terrors and
Monitors. Address ]. Kelly, No. 254 zvood
ward street.
The Cottage Baseball Club, which has
its headquarters at Henderson and Mont
Eomery streets will meet the Adams
cub 1t Gutenberg sunday. The Cottage
team IL made Up Of q number Of old
ti1ners who have lost but 1lktle ~ keepins
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28

The Half Moons played rings around the
Fanwoods Saturday and won by ma
jority of IS runs They kept batting the
ball around so hard and often that the
Fanwoods were winded and badly tired
running around and throwing long dis
tances. Smith. who pitched for the Fam
woods, stuck to his post gamely but he
used poor Judgment in not retiring and
placing some one else in the box. The
score
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28

out of the game. and they are still able
to put up good fight.
The Neptunes will go to Borough Park
Saturday and play the Borough Park
team.
The Yorks claim forfeit game from
the Nationals by a score of 3 to o. The
game was to have been played Saturday
but the Nationals failed to appear
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
DRINK GRAIN-0

after YOU have concluded that you ought
not fo drink coffee. It Is not medicine
hut doctors order It, because Il Is health-
made from pure arains and has that rich
zeal brown color and tastes like the finest
er0des of cofKee and costs about x al
much. Ghildren ike Il aRd thrive on A.
Ing nothing but nDur1shmeTlt. Ask your
grocer Tor Grain-o, the neW 1000 dirk.
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
FA.NwooDs.
SCORE BY INNING

The Yorks defeated the Young Academy
team very easily Monday at the Washing
ton street grounds by the following score:
YORKS
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28
YOUNG AcADEMYs.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Young Aeadesnys.s 3 0 0 Q % / III
Yorks ........0 81 2 2 / 2 2 x--1s
The Jersey City news., 1899-06-28


ers iHennessey and Mills.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
the Board proceeded to ballot for Hoses
man of Engine Company No. 10. to fill
" acancy caused by promotion OF James
]. Murphy.
John T. Finnerty NO other nominations
was made. On the first ballot the Clerk
acting as teller, John J. Finnerty received
to date, June is, 1899. (subjeet to passing
examination by Medical Examiner)
Motion by Commissioner Hennessy and
That when this Board adjourns it adj
journs to meet on Tuesday evening. June
27, 1899. at s o'clock.
The following resolutions were reported
by the several committees in payment OF
BY Committee on Horses and Harness.
Resolved that the sum of 500 be paid
egEus fsgs Rheims. for one s0fssl horse June
s5.ss be paid John A. vill Tor harness
supplies, May. 1899.
shoeing April and May. 1899.
$40 be paid James Coyle. for horse
shoeing, January, 1899, to May. 1899 I'M
saO.i5 be paid Peter F. Mcguire. for
horse shoeing May. 1893.
So 75 be paid John Mooney. for horse
sSS,S be paid Timothy Miskel. for horse
shoeing. May, 1899.
s6I5 be paid James Wilson. for horse
shoeing, April and May, 1899.
$50 be paid Chas. J. Luton. for horse
shoeing April and May, 1889.
BY Committee on Feed
Resolved. That the sum Of S99.02 be paid
L. A. Dugan. for horse feed, June /. 1883.
s6s IS be paid W. c. Champlin. for horse
feed June J. 1882
1855 be paid c. f. A. woeckner. for
horse feed June /. 1899.
ny Committee on Department Buildings
and Repairs:-
Resolved That the sum OF sa1.s9 be paid
John w. Laws, for hardware, April. 1899.
2.50 be paid The ]. G. Horse Manure
Trans CO. tfor removing manure from
department. housesl, December l, 1sss. to
May 81 1890
1850 be paid ii. Shufflebotham. for re-
pairing roofs nning stalls, April a~d
May 1850.
Ss$ BE paid the i. c. Electric Light
Co.. for lncandescert light House En-
giHe 8, April ~ to May 25. 1893.
gro hs GontinuedA
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1899-01-19

1t is reported at Crossville that
the L. & N. road is making surveys
IN that region with view of block
ing work on the Tennessee.
An exchange says a minister,
who frequently expressed surprise
at the typographical errors in
newspapers, recently had printed
program for religious services in
his church. When the program
was ready for the press. he stipu-
lated that, in order that there
should be no errors in it, the proof
should be submitted to him. It
was done, and corrected according
to his marking, After the job was
delivered, a friend called his
attention to the following line
in the closing hymn; Jesus re-
signs and heaven rejoices!" The
preacher nearly tainted, but he
doesn't think he is half as smart as
he used to think he was.
Last week, acting under instruc'
tions of Attorney General Fletcher
the jury brought in a verdict o
not guilty in the case of W, L
Steakley, of Bon Air, Tenn. Charg
ed with the murder of DR.. A. P
Griffith, at the depot in this city
in May, 1894. The killing anC
subsequent trials are familiar Il
our readers. At the first trial
which resulted in a hung jury
part of the jury was in favor Q
hanging the defendant and part il
favor OF 20-year sentence in th
penitentiary, At the. second tria
the jury gave the defendant a 10
year sentence in the penitentiary
At the third trial the jury CAV
, Mr.. Steakley a 2-year sentence
: which the supreme court reversed
Z stating that the evidence was nc
sufficient for conviction. For thi
, reason the Attorney-Gene ral in
structed the jury to bring IN vel
dict OF not guilty, thus ending
case that has cost Bradley Count
thousands of dollars. Some {
= those who were most intimatel
associated with the case in the b.
ginning have gone to their long n
> ward. At the hrst preliminary tr
; al, Judge Traynor, who was the
! circuit judge. presided, and refuse
the defendant bail James H. B
D BILE, who died in the early part
3 1897, was the leading lawyer f
the defense. S. P. Gaut, who W,
the chief prosecuting counsel, die
the same year.-ClevelaDd Journa