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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
CALLED DOWN.
The Journal is Requested to Correct
Some News Reports.

The Journal Is Requested to Correct
Some News Reports.
la the COquIlle Herald OF April 4,
appears communication over the
signature, "X.Rays," with request
that H. be copied by half dozen
named papers, including tbs jour
NAL. Tue anonymous writer accuses
these papers Of misrepresenting the
health conditions In CUqullle City,
aud says traJ oar infOrmants were
'knayes or fools" He Tor she) says
that there is no other disease preya-
lent In Coquille CITY, except scar
letina la a mild form" aud "whoOping
cough tof a very peculiar type) and
that there have been but Jwu deaths
since last fall Ia this city," neither be-
Ing due 70 health conditions.
The letter Is too long for our space
but We give the glst OF his Tor her re-
marks.
IL is very far from the JOURNAL. s
wish TO misrepresent any person or
community. We have clipped from
the Coquille papers themselves ali of
the few Items we have published 10
regard a. the prevailing condition
there; the quarantine enforced by
neighbOring towns; the domestic
quarantine aud the prohibition OF all
public gathering, enforced by the Co
guile city council; the official leports
ot physicians, 10 said council, etc.
For I Instance, Ia the Herald Of
March "a, In the report OF the cOuncll
meeting Il Is stated that;
"Dr, ~ullG was asked Tor report
on the prevailing sickness, aud said
that as for raising the quarau.
tine. II would not be SAFE 20 do 50 '-.
The doctor, too, pronounced the pre-
waiting sickness 20 be scarlet fever
- ." La the same paper IL Is stated
that the school board had postponed
the reopening of the schools.
la the Herald OF April 4, adjoining
"N-Rays" letter, Is report OF a
council meeting at which motion
Was carried that, 1.-THE board rescind
the old order aud strictly enforce the
quarantine ordinance, p,ase flags at
Infected homes, and permit public
meetings aud schools"
THE JOURNAL is sincerely glad that
Coquille is getting the disease under
conlrol, aud that few or 40 fatalities
have resulted, aud hopes that many
years may pass before their papers are
agaih Obliged 10 send out bad news.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
ruDAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND April 10. Wheat galley
So; Walla Walla, sic.
Flour-Portland, $500; Supertne
81. 10 per b0l.
Oats-White 42(G43c.
Hay-sS(dl0 per ton.
Hops -l4(dl4c; old crop &c.
WoOl-Vailey, l0(Gl2c; Eastern
Oregon, &GllL.
MlllstufI-Ban, sl7; shorts, sls
"a sl5 80.
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, ,S5 .OO(d6 %
turkeys, live, l8Gl5c,
Eggs-OregOn, l2c per doZ.
Hides-Green, salted 30 lbs, Si(d9c.
under 90 lbs, ,7i(GSi;sheep pelts, l6(G20c,
OnionS-75c(GSl per sack.
ButJer-Best dairy, 20(d25c; fancy
creamery, 5Oc(d55 per roll.
Potatoes, 81 GO per cwt.
H0gs-IIeavy, A.72.
NuttOn-WeatheIs 4c; dressed 7tc
Beef-S,teers, %. .5O(d3.75: cows, 81. sc
(GS3.0O dressed, 5d84.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat--47.
Oats-39 d40c.
Hay-Baled, cheat, 7O0(GSs.0O
Flour-In wholesale lots, ~ rs re-
tail $500.
MIllstuff-bran $1,000
llOgs-dressed, 5tc.
Live cattle--2 -2i(G3c.
Sheep-LiVe, $2.50(Gs3.
Neal-7c.
Butter-Dairy l2i(Gl5 creamery zoe
WoOl-Best, l5c. MUhair 25c.
Eggs 10 IN cash.
Poultry-Chickens, 7(Gsc;
Farm smoked meaUs-BacOn, Sc
ham, &c shoulder &c.
POtatOes-70c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10

amiabNity to the very end
Thousands 81 women iail Of this foF one
gfcat prevalent reason While they resort
a. eNvry device tu preserve their beauty of
coinpleNton BY external applications and
possibly take the best care of their general
health they are too hequentiy utterly neg.
ieeiiul oi their health IA a special wonaniy
way No WOMAN can remain beautiful al.
uactiNs oi amtahle. who suiicrs ffom veal
ness and disease OF the delicate and import.
ant Nminiue organism, A woman Who
>nacn n this way will lose her clearness
OF complex Nion, heT eySs wia Sgcoae DUH
WofrY ana pain will marx her face With
wrinkles and she will hecome nervous
slckly lfStiul and despondeut There 4. a
sovereign remedy toF an troubles of this
Description Il Is nT herce's Pavorite
Prescription
Az llnsss wsf s.gssd BY lack q nsaical At,
teaiton dafitg childbifth u lasted ~ a pcriC.i
= thiss AsArs iegng which my suaering was
aliaosi iudes,Ittable" write Ms. Fdith f,tt,
A ieAauua chcrokee Nat, Ind Ter C1v.i,,.,
" tAS injuries Observation-Disclosures Internal a.
plsccusnl sie J heSauis a physical wrrsk, /
SsA.,aaa .,4,s y pain and nsryo,is eol
Af hsaft sas anegied ana had speils of psie
atiN4 ani tfncthcrinE Ma sedrceA Ia sirtu,t N
se1 ss'ild take 10 sold hnsi Ths do.tars i-ii
ne thai fvcoFSIY Was impnssiois aithoaf ! s,Ir.
$50 eisfatioa a. nonlhly psfio.is oeassi ca
tea ~ eaiesi ea,ss n = bostls ~ pf firFces
laanss - ~ Ai.Wtss FIosiaenee 40 49,,
fitfsS medtltucs the 6ylnplalas ~ Nj ~.
apiEefcd ean noo a. hlfd day's s.rk 81
AAftAtnk aut ttNffthiug 4 sisA \ fraarA ~
tssessit a. pelulancut iof a i neaIlS ies ,esss
''.'N I '''i'esa '-N'af n' f'sfess ast4asss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
Quaint Sayings.

1t Is interesting and instructive u
read bright and we'll constructed ad
yertiscIuents Messrs. &. /. Hood 4
Co., OF Sarsaparilla fame, must have
been at great feast aud taken every
thing home with them. They are US
ing bright selection OF quaint old
sayings and proverbs as the starters
la = series OF clever advertisements
wherein the proverbs are neatly
turned aud paTaphrashe1 10 fit the
subject matter. The public like this
breezy advertising, as 10 reminds Of
uther proverbs aud opens up discus
sion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
oLp sErrLEe ooNn.
Death Of Leo willis This Morning
Sketch Of His Life.

sketch OF his Lie.
Leo Willis passed away at $ o'clock
this morning at his houe, on the cor
ner OF Center and Capitol streets.
Be had been ailiDg for about year,
from catarth Of the stomach, COM
pllcated with other diseases. He had
periods OF apparent recovery but
would again relapse. He was down
town for the last time as late as last
Friday. SO his death, although not
unexpected comes as a shock.
Mr. Willis, was about 6s years OF age.
lie was born at Huntsville, Ala Sept
~, 1881, and passed the early part OF
his life In that state. While a young
man be went TO New Orleans, remov-
Ing after few years 10 Texas. In
1871 be came 10 this coast and has re
sided la Salem ever since. For many
years he took an active part Ia the
mercantile circles Of this city. but for
several years has confined himself u
real estate and insurance business.
Mr.. Willis leaves wife, two
daughters aud three sons; Mrs. u. b
Piper. OF Seattle, Miss Carrie Willis al
home, Eugene Willis. OF Willis Bros. &
Co., Major Percy willis. with the Sec
ond Oregon Volunteers at Manila and
Horace Willis OF Seattle.
The con aud daughter at Seattle
have been notified, and the fuDera
arrangements vii be made later
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
ADMIAL DEWEY.
Will Soon Return to His Home in the
United States.

Will Soon Return to His Home in the
United States.
CHICAGO, April s.-A special TO the
Tribune from Washington says With
in a few month Admiral Dewey will
be back on American soil, II all 20
we'll, and will then be given the vel
come he earned nearly year ago 10
Manila bay.
He will not be recalled, as such ac"
tiou might be construed as mark OF
dissatisfaction with his recent actions,
aud might encourage the Filipinos,
An iutimation has been conveyed TO
him. quite unotiicially, OF course, that
the work OF the navy in the Philipp-
ines is over, so far as feet movements
are concerned, and that the minute
he asks for shore duty the request
will be granted.
II is understood Admiral Dewey is
ready TO come home so far as naval du
ties are concerned, but he prefers t'
finish the work Of the Philippines
commission and come home will
Chairman Schrumau and ex-Mi mister
DENLY.
Within a short time the rainy season
will prevent active military operations
so that the commission will settle
down tn consideration Of the civil
administrative features or the proc
| lem.
10 is believed that the commission
will be ready to SAIL possibly by July
!, and certainly before September ]
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
THE PRACTICAL QUESTION or
SCHOOL GOVERNMENT.
woodburn Inaependenl

Exception has been taken 20 Our
report of the trial Of Principal j. d.
Hawes on the charges OF assault aud
battery, contained ia last weeks
issue. The objection IL with some
ground taken that sulficlent space
was not given 90 the evidence Of the
defense 10 Justification Of the pun
lshment administered 10 George
Wilson. There IL little doubt that
she boy has been very had and that
prior Establishments seemed not "
have the desired affect OF improving
his conduct. To those who believe
Ia line use OF a rawhide IA schools,
Professor Hawes' action toward the
boy Was e0mmendable ia view OF the
fact that the recipient OF the whip
ping had grossly insaltec his teacher,
YET corporal punishment Ia schools ID
Entirely wrong Parenta send thclT
children 10 an institution Of learning
10 be Instructed mentally aud not
mercllessly beaten. The day Il past
wheu the rod ~ necessary. A teaches
should be one who teaches with his oI
her mind, not with the uld-'ogy no
lion OF young tree, rawhlde or cat
oninetails lt, as frequently found,
The pupil IL 40 unruly that the birch Il
requisite 10 bring him 10 terms, he
should be suspended and his case re-
gerred 20 bis father for what he deems
the proper method u pursue. II
there be two Tepetitloos OF his olIense
The boy should be expelled The blame
would then rest upon himself and
parents. la the case Of suspension
only. be should not be permitted "a
return % school wlthout.the consent Of
Tue board Of directors. When sus-
pended three times the boy should be
expelled, having given conclusive
prlof that he 10 beyond correction,
that neither he nor his parents are
dvslrous for bis intellectual progress,
that such q peraon Is but an obstacle
% teachers IN the performance OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
A "camera Club. D

The amateur photographers of Sa-
lem are called 70 meet at the Y. NJ. C.
A. parlOrs az $ O'Clock "Wednesday
evening when an attempt will be
made 10 organize Camera Club'
and there Is no doubt from
the number evinciDg a disposition
% want an organization OF the KIDD
that one will be effected aud with "a
larse ms uoership, tOOr Ii isa known
fact thatSalem coatains a larger mum
Der of amateur photographers than
any city OF is si6e In the west. There
Is 40 question but the art can be im.
proved uPon, aud the fact Is that tue
beautiful naturd scenery about Salem
will glYe the students aMplc oppor.
tunity 20 develop their talents. Let
al tarn Out that SAlem may be- the
peer of The vest for artists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
S "a - Il. q T. a..
Bear, tbs n The Kind You Haze klWar BOug'
Signature s' &xHzZzMu
Thirteen Indicted.

By Associated Press Co the Journal.
CHARLESTON, ;. g. April S.-In the
United States circuit court here,
Judge W. b. Brawley presiding, a true
bill was found by the grand jury
against thirteen OF the men accused
Of lynching Postmaster FrazeE b. Ba-
ker, a negro, at Lake City, February
-, 1898 Fifteen meu are under ar
rest, but no explanation OF the drop
ping OF two names from the indict-
meut was gsyen.
Before giving the case out, Judge
Brdwley delivered an Impressive
charge. The crime was one OF the
blackesJ ever perpetrated in South
Carolina, he said aud IL was the duty
OF the government 20 prosecute to the
fullest extent any or all OF the men
who might haye been implicated Ia
Its commission. The jury brought In
atrue bill after being out less than az
hour. The trial will begin Monday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
STATE Eair Warrants.

Secretary Gabrielson and Assistant
Secretary Muores have been engaged
today ia copying list OF state fall
warrants, with interest due TO date,
Secretary OF State Dunbar has re-
quested these to expedite payment OF
the same. He. has called on Attorney
General Blackburn for some opinions,
which as soon as they are completed
will guide him 10 payment OF the
same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
A GOOD PLATFORM.

EQUAL and exact justice ~ an men, Of what
Ls0aver persuasion. religious ~ political
pcAl.c, commerce, aud frieidship With all ma
iiona. ..-entangling alliances with none the sup
puft Of tho stale governments in Al their rights
~ the most competent administrations Tor Oui
domestic o0nrefna. and the aurcat buluArkf
arainat ntl-liepublicnn tanaencles; the proeer.
walton Of tho general government Ia ita whole
constitutional gigcr. ~ the sheet anchor ~ oui
peace a home and safety abfOadi freedom
religion freedom of the press those
principles f0rm ths bright constellation which
las gone before ~, aud guided our steps
THOMAS lERfkh5ON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
PLAYED OUT

Dull Headache. rs,ns IN yarioas parts Of
the body. Sinking at the PIT Of the stomach.
Loss oi appetite. FeyerishLess, Pimples OF
sores ar all positive evidences of impure
blood. No matter how il became so il must
oe Punhed m order to obtain good health.
Aeksr,s Blood ElexiT has never failed to cure
seIoiulous or Syphllitic poisons or any other
blood d'sea'es, IL is certainly a wonderful
remedy and we will sell every bottle on a
positive guarantee Lunns drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10

The pleasant meihod snj hopcflcial
effects ~ tho well known remedy
aTarl ~ fIGs. manufactured hy The
NAr4foHHlA Fla SYhur Co. illustrate
~ value of obtaining the liquid laKA.
tINe principles ~ plants known tO y,
meditinally laxative and presenting
them ln the form moaf FcircshlnQ a. the
taste and NccepfaDle ln the synttm II
is i'ir enc perfect strengthening laxu.
tive oieansing the system ellcctuaily.
dIapelling Guilds. headaches aud fcyerf
Efntly yea promptly aud enabling one
81 oFcrenaoe habitunl constipation per
manenlly rs perfect frcfdom from
every ohjcetI0na ole sQnailtf end sub
slancc. aud Is acting on thc kilncys
liver aud bowpla. without weakening
nr IRRITATING them. make y the lical
fiNaIiye
IA lhp pro1eks ~ manufacturing ngs
ore uaed. a. lheg are Pheasant a. lhs
lnHft bat iAe Wedlcinnl qualities ~ tht
lpmeds are obtained fr0ln SIENNA and
0'|ff aromatic pianfs hy \ mcthod
NnoMn ~ the CAtIFpRNlA il6 NfElI
~. QNIY. 10 order ~ Qcl ia henchelai
'I'eI& and ~ nFoIH lnailafiurs, plcns,
f|neiAbef l'le l,lll name ~ tht tNompany
'fIHtta pp the front ~ esery lacliaRe /
Al lRk k)Kl(fA Fls SYRUP co. |
BAN NNhNcINrp' cAL
||NtNf'It@ HH NHW NonK HY
p .t'1 AZ w NIeNt.A. I.flss ~, psg hotiis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
Soul AND Body

are closely connected. A sick bo1y
pleaus bad tember, unhappiness 10
fact, a sick soul. One reacts ca the
other. Strengthen the body by cleans
log and purifying the stomach, eyll
thoughts will fly away and you'll hnd
life a merry song. Hostetter's Stom.,
ach Bitters is blood purifier and
stomach tonic. Honestly used. u
never fails % cure the worst troubles
resulting from weak stUmachs.
Hostetter's
s{g,eesetaIfsbInsgI e af bsgI,,o Stomach
Purifying Biters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
REED AND MCGUIRE.
Continued from first page.

as Senator Reeds wife expected TO
meet him here Sunday.
The water IN the North Umpqua is
fairly clear. II the bodies have lodged
between where the accident OCCURRED
aud the Junction, they may be recoy-
cred erslly. The South Umpqua
Is thick with mining debris, and II
the bodies pass into u they may not
be recovered soon.
People at Winchester who knew the
treacherous waters OF the North
Umpqua warned Mcclure, Reed and
Hubbard OF the dagger, and advised
them not % undertake - hazardous
a trip. They were warned the sec
ond tlme when they were about 20
get Into the boat after Mr.
Hubbard had takec 10 over the hrst
rapids. The North Umpqua Is one OF
the swiftest running streams In Or.
egon.
Before going down the river Ia the
morning, Commissioners Mcclure left
orders for wagon % meet the party
At4 p. IN. anywhere on the read DO.
tween Roseburg aud the Junction OF
the rivers Mr.. Barker. llyefyman,
went tU meet them, and met Mr.. Hub
bard, who gave the details Of the
drowning, The news reached Ro e.
burg when the local train arrived
at b;a0. A large force OF meo aud a
doctor Immediately left for Via
chester.
Mr. Mcclure leaves a vlfe, who Is
the daughter OF Balllff Stuart, Of
Judge Frazer's court, aud i've children
the eldest Of which IL 10,
Senator A. w. Reed was ono OF the
best-knOwn men la southern Oregon.
lie was about 90 years old, aud had
lived az Gardiner, Douglas county, for
nearly 80 yeats. lie was engaged ia
farming and general merchandising,
aud also operated cannery. lie was
member Of the house OF representa-
tiyes Ia 1884 and member Of the sen
ate at the session OF 1897 1898 aud 1899
IL ID. Mcclure was the son OF an
Oregon pioneer. lie was born In
PoFtlat a about iB years aeo, aud had
lived here all hts life. Hts education
was obtained Ia the public schools of
Portland. Tie had been extensively
engaged IA business enterprises la
Portland aud elsewhere In the state
For twelve years or more he dealt Ia
real estate, lie was one uf the In
eOfporators 90 the East Portland
Water Company, aud part owner In
that ecneern until II Sas sold 20 the
city, some years agO, For several
years Mr.. Mcclure was engaged in
the cattle business Ia Crook county.
Since March /, 1898, he had been hsn
aud J game protector having been
chosen t0 that ofice wnen a. super
oeded the old ilsh commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10

BE sure and get bottle OF Chloro-
Naplholeum when Mr. BaseY calls on
you. Recommended by everybody
d&w n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10

Don't Tobacco spit ana Smoke Your life AWaJs
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netlc. full " life, nerve and yigor, take No'Fo'
Bae. the wonder.worlger, that makes weaS men
strong. All druggists, SOC or u. Cure guaran'
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
ID 10 : - hi on n,v

Take Laxative hiumO Quinine Tab
lets, All druggists Fefund tla money
it % fails a. cOue .O2A. TIE gennine,
has L.. A, o. GA eacn tablet. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
Conlinued on iourth pase.

When a Japanese
i'll uarries, sh e
.ackens her teeth,
.us to a great eN
nt narriug and
,oiling her beauty.
rncricsn husbands
ould not dream OF
such hafhafism,
bat on the con
.taTy want their
NnVes 60 remain
beautiful and al
tractive just as
Nlong as posi-
|, lhle In fact.
fjevery woman
i owes Il 10 her.
self and society
90 preserve her
!, beauty, attract
' iVcness aud
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
VICTORIOUS
At LAST
Good News tor the SUFFERING
Public.

The envious rivals who were determined TO
make DR.. Cook trouble in the courts hare
backed down, and their alleged case wA'
dlsmissedwhen il came into circuit court.
They di Int dare II meet the truth, as Dr.
Cooks patients are too numerous and they
are ever grLtefal TO the man who has cured
them aRd can cure others.
Dr.CooS mikes a speciality OF chronic
diseases, and does not use poisonous drugs te
cure them. II you have a friend who AeedS
help send himt1
DIR. J. +. COOK,
CnSultahoh free. 5oI Libicty sire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
nsnu,r IL nrnoa Deer.

Cloan blood means a cieau skin. Nc
beauty without IL. Cascarets, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep Il clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
purities from the body. Begin today 20
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sckly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug.
gista, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c. 25c, 5Oc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
TO HOP GROWERS,

special price on hop twine.
before ouying your twine scall and
get our prices.
"m' Brown 4 Co, Salem Ore, deal
erS 10 Hops Wool, Mohair. Furs and
Hop Growers Supplies. 3-3-eod & "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10
No News Sunday Night

RosEnuR0, April 0.-lSpeclal J
rheFe is absolutely nothlog uew re-
garding the drawning OF Reed aud
Mcclure up 10 this evening, No
trace Of the boa, OF bodies of the mlss.
iag men have been found. The river
Is being thoroughly searched.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-10

are rleaned from tue Roseburg Plalu
dealer The river for three or -four
mlles above les Junction With the
Soath umpQua Is a succession OF
raplds aHd whirlpools aud az places.
especially A. this tlue OF year, Is both
deep an ! dangerous. After the party
had gone Tor eonsidefaiOle distance
dowa the river. having safely passed
through two or three rapids, aR oar
luce VAS br0keo, thus rendering the
boat practically uRmanagesble. They
attempted % work their way 20 shore
With one gar. and approached 50 near
tAe shore that Senator Reed grasped
tho branch % an oveFhanglng tee,
but the eurURt Was 81 swift that the
boat VAS 0elog drawn under water, and
he released biz hold. The current
thee shot the boat rapidly out into the
stream where u was swanlped and up.
seA
Governor GeeT Is profoundly shocked
by The sad endl0g 0f What be hopei a.
b. a pleasant and profitable Oaiclal
Ilsii 70 n,uElas ceuoty, aUd he has
Oeeu untlriug In his efforts 70 have
lveFylhlnr passlhls ione q regaln lhs
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-15
MORROW HAS SKIPPED.
owner and Agent of Objection
able Picture Machines
Broke Their Parole.

James S. Morrow, of No. AZ Wayne
st1 eet, and Agent Maier, OF New YORK.
who were arrested Monday morning by
Telephone Clerk Sidney O'Donnell, of Po-
lice Headquarters, charged with exposing
to view Objectionable pictures have
slxipped. The men were paroled in the
custody of their counsel. to appear for ex-
animation yesterday. They did not put
in their appearance. This morning Cap
tain Cody learned that both men had left
town.
While watching the picture establish
ment at No. GA Newark avenue, about 2:l9
Yesterday afternoon, Captain Cody MOTTO
ed a man taking money from the pockets
of the picture machines. The Captain
went over to the store and placed the man
under arrest. He was booked as Harold
Hines. twenty-three years old, of No. l70
West Forty-seventh street, New York.
He was charged with being interested in
the exhibitions.
Hines was arranged in the First CriIni-
nal Court this morning. Justice Potts held
the prisoners in $500 bail for further ex-
amina ton He was represented by Coun-
selor Charles Kelly, who plead for his
clients release.
Justice Potts refused to parole Hines,
and held the cases against Morrow and
Maier as examples. Hines was locked up
in default of bail.
The Jersey City news., 1899-12-15
SUPERINTENDENT sNYDER's REPORT
School Statistics for the Month of
November.

School Superintendent Snyder last
night submitted to the Board of Educa-
ton the following report of the attend
ance of pupils at the public schools dur
ing the month of November
Whole number of seats in all depart
ments, %, 2ss; last year, 2a,s7s; decrease.
$50. Number of pupils on register last
day of month, 24,O46; last year, 2S,So7; in
crease, 1885, Average register, 24,O9S; last
year, 1851; Increase, 476. Average at
tendance, q, ,7oS; last year, 21,6l5; increase
.0ss Number of teachers, 5S1; last year,
567: increase, IA. Per cent of average
attendance compared with average reg
lister. e4.25; last year, 91.52; increase, 2.l9.
Time lost by absence of teachers, 1874
hours; last year. 1886; increase, SS hours.
Children refused admission. Il; last year,
Ii; increase, 10.
Evening Schools-Number of pupils on
register. November 80, LIS; last year,
32s: decrease, 16S. Average register,
/ .253; last year, 1884; decrease, lS1. Aver
age attendance, 9O1; last year, 1,12S; de-
crease. 222 Number of classes, IS; teach
ers. IS; last year, 54. Percentage of at
tendance, 71S; last year, S1.1; decrease, s.2.