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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-04
eLAseows TREASURER GUILTY.


TBy Cable to The Associated Prsss.1
GLASGOW. Oct 4, 1ss9.-James Colqu-
houn, former City Treasurer of Glasgow
and former representative of the city
corporation on the University Court. who
was arrested August on charges of em-
Committed to his charge, in amounts ag-
sregating nearly sle0,0oo (sSoo ooOl. plead
ed guilty today before the High Court
and was sentenced to five years penal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-04
LEAeUERs MEET TONIGHT.

The Greenville Republican League Club
will meet tonight at its quarters, Dam
forth avenue, near the Boulevard. I'm
portant business will be transacted. AT
a special meeting held Saturday night
the Campaign Committee selected the
following delegates to the county conven-
tion:-William Charlock. Theodore Ennis,
John f. Healey and George Frenger. Al
ternates, George Vanderpool, John Ger
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-04
ARLINGroN CEmETERY

was the first Landscape Lawn Cemetery ~
the state Lot owners have no expense for
care OF grounds. nor for fencing. If you need
q cemetery lot (and every family needs one},
vou will be interested in its beauty and neat
ness its moderate prices and easy terms Of
rayuent Office in Jersey City, z3s Washing
ton street, over Provident Savings Bank Iele-
phone No. ST.
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TWO NEW TRUSTS.
rsnsc,a, 3 ..rhe Jersey CITY News. Z !

Especial to ssrhe Jersey city News.'1 I.
TRFNToN. oct. 4, 1889 The Green
Hotel Company. Of Philadelphia. was irls
corporated here today with an autnor7
lized capital OF $4,000 The company IS
formed for the purpose of conducting 4
general hotel business.
srhe Central Pennsylvania OIL and Gas
fro1npany was also Incorporated with an
Authorized capital Of $3oQ, ,Q00; The com
pany is to engage IN the business q pro-
5ufine ana disp0sing of ofl and Ea<s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-04

males and females VIII be received in
Scbooi' Only males will be received IN
Schools Nos and 81. All females q
lower Jersey City who wish to attend
evening school are expected to aftena
School No. 2 s. ".
The Central Evening School, which VIII
be located in the High School Building. Is
designed for advanced pupils. Glasses VIII
German. English and Arithmetic.
All the schools will be opened fo< {49
registration Of pupils on ootoper II ~
Ths sessions viii be held on Uoudoya
Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays Hn&
will begin at Z Is P. M s. &
BY order Of the Board g E44Ss<19<
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SECOND WARD PRIMARIES.

The Republican primaries of the Second
Ward will be held at the rooms OF the
Americas Club this evening.
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JACK sHEPPARD's GANG.

The Grand Jury will meet this after
noon and will listen to the cases to be pre-
sented by Chief of Police Murphy against
Jack Sheppard" and his gang OF bur-
glars which recently came to griez
through the efforts of the police Of this
city.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4 asss-Forecast for
the thirty-sx hours ending eight p. a.
Thursday. For New York City and vicin-
ity:-lFair tonight, Thursday partly
cloudy; variable winds. lifting to fresh
easterly.
Hartnatt,a Tharnomstrical Herort
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WOMAN JOURNALIST RETIRED.

fBy Gable to The Associated Press1
PARIS. Oct. 4, 1S9s-The Petit Jour
mar, Announces that Mime. Edmond Adam
has retired from the editorship of the
HNouvelle Revue which she founded IN
1879
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TO RETURN CONFEDERATE FLAGS.

DALLAS. Tex. Oct, 4. 1S99 Gov. Mount
Or Indiana and stan who are 70 return
Texas soldiers durinE the cIvll war have
8frlYed ~ ceremony viii OCCUR ThoxSs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-04
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Harsimus Club at Fouth and Grove
streets postponed its meeting last even
ing It wiz be held tomorrow night
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NINTH WARD.

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YESTERDAYS REGISTRY.
Returns Show 4,7l9 Voters
In the List.

The registry in Jersey City was very
light yesterday The following is the re-
suit
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FIRST WARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SECOND WARD.

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SIXTH WARD.
SEVENTH WARD.
Total
EIGHTH WARD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Observation-Disclosures.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Galveston sends up TO tho democratic legis-
tature OF Texas the rankest free silvsritss tlat
can be found on the island, tnats 10 work
the State. II sends 10 the republican cons
aress the stAunchest gold slandart man In tho
district; that's TO work" Uncle sam. There $
nothing like having q friend III court-at ali
courts in faot.-Bcaumont Journal.
In other words. the Journal believes that
our leland City friends intend to catch 'em
coming and going.
II the governor has authority which no one
doubts. 10 send rangers TO stop prize 1ght
ma wos done In Galveston last wesk, why
should 10 not send rangers 10 stop ether
yIciatiobs cf law which are known to b. mo. Z
nnrrAut, such. for instance. as gambiidg
housos being run wide open In ne;.i ~ every
Sltv aud saioons which violate a plain state
iaw IA having screens before their doors aud
seiltng liquors on sunday: u Is q Notorious
faut that there are two laws In rexas-oas
roysrninx tho cities and one the smaller
towns Why 10 III win the 'stesmed Hous-
IN Post tell Us Why Houston saloon men
openly violate the sunday law and why the
ssmbIing houses are allowed TO run wis
open iii the dpef Why not be consistent
livingston Local.
There has bean some misapprchensica 81
this subject. The ranxsss did not stop shs
priss Ash& = oaivesesn, ~ aasar VA pfs.
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A DIFFERENCE OFF VIEW.

or course everybody knows that the New
York Tribune lie a bitterly partisan news
paper, and especially so on the financial
question. Recently It began leading edi'
torial in these words:
1t was only two years and half ago TN
Nation was In the midst OF an electoral cam
paign conceded on both sides to be Que o.
the most important. as II was one, OF th'
most exciting and most earnestly con
tested In It's history. The central. dominant
supreme Issue was the Eighth Command
mcnt Should dollar continue 10 contain
hundred cents or should 1t be arbitrarily
cut down to 20 cents? should the wage
carver have his daily stipend reduced one
hhlfs Should the savings bank depoSitor have
half his llttle store swept away Should every
Industrious. proyiaCnt, thrifty person BIO rob-
bed OF half his legitimate possessions?
The salk Lake Tribune, although re.
publican paper like It's Eastern namesake
disagrees with the latter and suggests thai
IL ought to study several Of the command
ments, especially the first, second. thirt
| and ninth for sure 1t Is that the New
York paper has set UP golden image ts
worship, and It does not scruple to boai
false witness against Its neighbor. The
question was not whether tho dollar shoult
! contain 100 cents, rather II was whether
| when men went out to buy dollars Will
any property which they possessed. the,
should, on should not give two dollars FOL
one
The supreme ISSUE contends the Sal
Lake contemporary. was the eighth COM
mandment, whether the debtors and work
era OF the world should continue to b'
| robbed or not. There was no question o
reducing the stipend OF the wage Garner
rather it was whether the wage earne
should have an increased share OF tn
prohts OF what he earned. nnd the hun
dreds OF thousands Of Idle men shoul'
have employment or not, There was NJ
question about the savings bank deposito
/ losing any money, but rather whether hi
| deposits should continue productive. A
II IL those earnings Of his money hay
shrunken from rs to 80 per cent sine
! 1896. II WAS not question OF robbing In
dustrious and thrifty persons, but one q
i giving all Industrious men who needed
!, work chance to obtain employment.
\ was question whether tho decline IN val
ueu. measured by gold, should cease Q
not: whether the masses should be Above
10 prosper little or not; whether out 0
the farms the people should have It'll
, pront with which 70 DO ablo TO buy II
, articles which the manufacturers MAKE
|, and BY kindiing little hope In theI
: hearts. stop the swiftly increasing ratio (
/ crimes. which. during the past nve year
I have nultiplisd the murders IN ths cour
/. ItSy Avs fold. ano caused tens q thsussa1
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vented BY tho sheriff OF the county. Use OF
inc Ringers was contemplated only in the
event that the authority OF the sheriff was
dcGcd, III other words the preaoucc Of tho
rangers ut Galveston was simply In the na'
turo o. Il precautionary step Should sa-
loon keeper or gambler defy. or offer to DEFY
the efforts OF local peace officers to cnforcn
tho law, tho governor would not hesitate
10 como to tho rescue OF tho latter with ran
gers OF otherwise.
Hon Cecil H. Smith Of Sherman. one OF
the leve headcdest men In the state lepS
latare, Bays nc rs oppoSea 10 ss, ,,,et 70
necefslty fer H. Ho further snys that tno
sentiment for new constitution Is suftounn'
cd by some suspicious circumstances. --GAnea-
vile Register
MIR. Smith offered no argument whatsoever
against the proposition to secure new con-
gtitu,ion. but. like tho Hon. James stephen
Hogg. simply sounded an alarm and made
the point that there we're circumstances which
raised suspicious. or suspicious which gave
iIte to circumstances. orwell. hanged If we
know just what he did intsnd to say.
: 4
corruption IN the democratic party Is only
exceeded by corruption In the republican
party. Both parties arc run by and for the
trusts.-Tyler Courier.
/ And tho Courier seems to have gone into
/ party which. Just now is not being run
I at all.
! At the election Of United States senator
State Senator Waller Burns-the only re-
p poor boy at country dance, waiting for
barefoot reel .schulenberg Sucker.
Oh no; tho senator made one OF the pref
test speeches of the day In seconding th,
nomination OF Governor Cuiberson and car
rying out what he knew to be the wishes o.
his constituents.
II the people OF Houston county had I
chance to express themselves expansion
the result would be to / against it.--Crocket
Enterprise.
Now. dear Courier, It's up to you.
~
The United Veterans of Wilmington adopt
ed unanimously the following resolution
"rhat is the sense OF this. camp, that tn
graves Of the Confederate dead should re
main In the caro- OF the won ~ OF the South
The Confederate veterans ought not to oc
cupy the homes OF Union soldiers and ., olu "a
States government"
We believe. says .he Atlanta Journal, thu
nine enths Of the Confederate veterans an
, ninety nine OF every one hundred Souther
women hold the sentiment expressed in thi
resolution. That they do SO is no evidcnc
OF scctionalsm resentment, IL only shows tina
! the men and women of the South have mem
cries and traditions which are peculiarly the
own and which they cherish with an unfall
ing fidelity and affection They do this wit
malice toward none. and they will continue
! do so for generations TO come. 1t Is in the'
, nature and nobody whose censure is to
, regretted will or can blame them.
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A Sun neporler at Houston.

ALVIN sun.
The Teachers Institute here has -four
ishing membership and the attendance de-
notea the supreme interest of the teacher.
superintendent Kimbrough guards the in
terest of both parent and child with the
most jealous care. The best minds OF TO-
day are engaged in the study OF the enid.
the adaptation of environment to Its best
development. In this the city school has
10 contend with difficulties unknown to the
country. Superintendent Hopkins OF Gal
weston says that wherever more than q
thousand persons aggregate that derlora-
ZION begins. So the free air of the country
is blessing In more than one sense.
The appropriation for the Buffalo bayou
shin channel has quicNened the pulses OF
business In all lines. warning note ~
sounded, however, in the early n,s.ory =,
| Harrisburg. When lots were plauea neyohu
| the reach OF ordinary means. HOUSTON
| though not so we'll favored by mature oi,
| fereu better Inducements 10 investors, ahu
soon became the grsater city Me in.sn'
| make this an object lesson for Alvin, hous,
TONS prosperity VIII I've snafee ~ ne hu',
coast. But let the owners OF reai es,a,e
bear in mind that lots can be heia SO hlsa
| that ntrc,,asers go elsewhere, as thoy nave
4 done in the past rev years. ,,,a,
| Houston Is a city or maguinseht ssneo
buildings ard beautiful chu'sne .'.on and and
borne beyond the things Of tlme upon POI,
strains ~ harmony divine. What does ho'
~. chureh owe To- musice Music ms an arr
h % lent itself to relieicn and both ha A..
hnrmonized and attunsd tnemsvM,s;s aid o .n,
eS,,rnhes 10 do their best AMI nohless work
lei ns elevate the standard OF music iol
song Is worship and often bears its Owl
| message to the toil-worn piisfiM' az h'
other language could 40
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T..n. 7pi.tilIcry.

Dallas Times Herald
some Tennessee distiliers nave peen ns-
uring on putting in distillery IN Dallas
as North Texas is aettins 70 be sra'n
country ana nne hog and cattle country,
The people now looiing for q location Tor
factories only want 70 know tha, 'nsre y
ne which Will force merchants ana rail-
r r 20 do the SQUARE thins BY Dallas
fsetpStes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

...I. .44.iA4 :. 1ts44.
.a oil Houston aro doubtless IA
u.... with tho work OF the De Pelchin
H..n Uuno Isolation. They know the
.a.l done by this association in past years,
and bavs doubtless been made TO realize
tho ereater possibilities opened to them
bv the erection OF large and beautiful
building in this city.
This is the Faith Home, and 1t is design
ed to receive and care for the helpless
homeless little children Of Houston.
II is a noble work that these ladies are
doing In the cause OF humanity. and The
| Post feels that tho PEOPLE Of Houston are
interested in Its success. The members OF
! tho Faith Home Association have struggled
long and faithfully to erect building that
could BIO dedicated to this work. This
building is a monument to the founder oil
| the association, Mrs. De Pelchin-one
1
| whose work for the orphaned little ones
and whose generous sympathy for suffering
humanity In general is deserving OF this
high tribute.
The ladies of the Faith Home Associa-
ton have carried on the beautiful work
originated by Mrs. De Pelchin for the past
six years and have at last succeeded In
erecting the Faith Home building. Many
kind hearted citizens of Houston have
contributed to this institution and severa
entertainments were given in It's behalf
AS n result of these efforts, and the faith
full, persistent work of the members o
the association, a beautiful and substan
tial building has been erected at cost o
ST, 900.
The ladies were only forced to borroS
$500 to complete this building, but eve
that debt Is q burden to them. They hav
many expenses to meet and the interes
on this borrowed money added thereto
proving such source OF worry and incon
yenience that The Post intends to call upo
, the people OF Houston to relieve them @
, the debt. 1t will be IN easy task for tn
people of this city to contribute S25OO
/. the Faith Home. city OF $4,000 soul
e certainly contains enough charitaby In
Q clined citizens to mako UP a purse for TIL
amount, It might even be made $500 c
o $4,000, for, after paying this debt. the ladie
must furnish the home and add on a fe
other improvements.
= Tho Faith Homo Association is compose
: of members OF all the churches 1t Is
= non sectarian institution. and Is designt
e to minister to the happiness and comic
of Gods little ones--to heed the cries
tho helpless and homeless little childre
4, The Post feels that such a work az this
% deserving of every encouragement, al
Is that an appeal to the people for aid vi
met with ready response.
All those desiring to contribute to th
20 noble cause are requested to send the
contributions to this office. Let your r
d. Spouse be prompt, Show that YOU indor
III great grand work that has been push
4 forward in Houston by womanly han
ur and hearts.
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small Cotton J
New orlenns plcnyunc.

New Orleans Pichsuno p,caypps q
ing MIR. IL. II Hars. ,Oher Of " +
tent and practical mee,nnaarsls ~ II
North Carolina and Ge IL 'ths ~
GOTTEN factories there ! y corpneg 4
a sSs , l@%nSt state PRESS pres AZ; q
notion obtains thar op r,apts. -
ments. with extensive XII. INV tbis
erly operated, and pos HI ,bs
that many small faa.o, = esptiol
operated in the states msssiisaf
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San Antonio Express.

The Southern Mercury thiaks that Just
now government ownership OF railroads
and the relief railroad are burning issues
In Texas" Outside OF the Mercury's eli
optsls Y would be hard 10 ma anyone who
s1asks tAAee tasvas Ays - wArR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Nou OF tbo house. and accordingly that body
..I H1 HuNor'tv 10 deal with y.
... u,.u as oxpunged, but like
u.mo1r words used had reached
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Of poor women TO sell their bodies and
souls for bread.
Surely tho New York Tribune needs TO
study the commandments, especially the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Tho Indianapolis Sentinel calls attention to
the fact that It is announced by Marx
Iisnuns iron company that the price of BIS
senier steel will bave to be increased 20 cents
q ton on account of "tho Increased expenses
Of mining That Is rich. The miners ara
not getting any moro for their work. and ia
the Lake Superior region they are taking out
ore with steam scoops. Just at this time
Mark Hanna is asking for bounty for ship
builders for tho beneft OF his company and a
few other wealthy concerns That will enable
them to use moro OF their own Bessemer steel
product,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

They sometimes teach Christian charity
forgiveness and brothcrly love In philadelphia
In very queer manner, remarks the ga
yarnah News. The other day at prayer
meeting man who was under conviction
got IN and declared himself a wicked sinner
sorcly in need of tho prayers OF the congrssa-
ton. 'If | had my Just deserts," be de-
ciaie ed. In the fervor of his religious enthusi-
asn. ~ would be In the Columbus. Ohio JAIL
Oh. what wicked man am. stole 5000 In
tina, city and the police .are looking for me
And members OF the congregation went out
and informed tho police Of the confession OF
tho rcpentant sinner; and the next time he
appeared among tho faithful he was nabbed
aud hustled of to jail. When he felt tho
click of the steel upon his wrists, II is said
that his religious fervor ovaporated rapidly.
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HOuSTON'S De. P WAFER ENTERPRISE.

Brentwood Banner Bulletin
On bopsn the work of openinC the channel of
puff,lo bavop 10 Houston. II this work is
-, $3.50 .,,.h.a ,,s,a. !, =, ,o
,,-, ,,, ..,.,.ra.a,,. 49,. IIo,,s,a. vii,
49, WA =, - AZ, ,e.s,na oi.,. =,
ueoon' W 'one '''' '''
ieNa'
Port Lavacaen.
- ,.,... 49,. 80 .o,d s..r.
p''".'1A ou,' ~. -. ..s.,n :,
anu wa. Nv" ssa' va sle US 49, s,'
se'' a'' " 'no mus A.'.o' ~ $50 - $50 -,
bayou INC oasou NUS 10 i'"uo 'esp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

No one could have made us believe that
Governor Hogg could have been so easily ex-
cited,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Governor Hogs illumination against a con-
stilutionai convention was. no doubt, intend
cd az a spanking OF those members OF the
lie sslature who favor a new constitution ms
we'll as those who think they can trust the
people to vote on the subject OF whether or
not convention shall BIO called. That is the
way It Is regarded on the outside, aud II
seems to be an effort at bosssm which no one
expected in Texas. Governor HoBg has made
mistake In the tone and temper OF his nd
dress and he will not be long in realizing the
fact.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

The Louisville Courier-Journal says. "ln
the beginning God created the heavens ana
the earth. II was long time afterward that
Matthew Stanley Quay crcnted w. A. stone
E.yernor Of Pennsylvania. But Governor
stone remembers his last creator, the man
who put him In office. He hastens to make an
argument why his political father ought to
be returned to the senate. He talks good
deal about conspiracy and the like, as though
h, himself did not hold his office by virtue OF
the conspiracy OF tho bad elements of Penn
syvanla against tho good"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Before Governor Hogs begins eating all Of
tho advocates OF constitutional convention
he would do we'll to make some invcstiga-
items, He might nnd out II there Ia any sail
cyllc acid in their whiskers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

Most OF the applicants for the position OF
librarian of congress appear to be news
paper men, There is Just chance that this
hegira from noble profession may be mis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

There will be no woman's department at
the Paris worlds fair. 40 that visitors will
chercher Ia femme In the exposition halls in
vain. She will be found. however, at the
Moulin Rouge. MS usual, notes the Boston
China
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

II wc catch on TO the point which Repre-
sentative Pitts advanced, he considers the
wooten resolution with reference to Internal
revenue stamps on official bonds a PROPOSE.
ton to close tho stable door after the horse
has nada his exft.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

A number Of soldiers who were In Santiago
in july says New York paper. have secured
jobs mp the Hudson cutting Ice. And de-
cayed Europe talks OF whipping men who thus
spend their winters and summers. comments
tho st. Louis Republic.