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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
Hartnett's Thermometrioal Rspors
DIED.

ASTON Tuesday, December Is, 1900,
Katharine A, beloved wife of George
Asst
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. SS Rose avenue. on Friday
December 81 at A. M. thence to St.
Pauls r. G. Church, where a solemn high
mass of requiem will be offered for the
happy repose of her soul
BRAUTIGAM-On Tuesday morning. De-
cember Is, 1900. Henry, beloved husband
of Catherine Brautigam. aged IS years
10 months and days
Relatives and friends, also members Of
Union League, Berkeley and Fremont
Clubs; Arion Singing Society; Cyrns
Lodge, No. 1872, F. & A. NJ; Palisade En-
campment, No. A. l. o. o. F.; Steuben
Lodge, No. 1853, o. o. o. F.; New York
Fruit and Benevolent Association. and
German Pioneer Verein of Jersey City are
his late residence, No. 906 Summit avenue
on Friday, December q, at P. NJ, and at
p NJ from the Central Avenue Re-
formed Church, Bowers street.
COURT-On Tuesday, December IS. 1909
Thomas beloved husband of Katie and
son of Thomas and Helen Court. aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services from his lats
residence, No. 269 Second street, ON Thurs.
day, December 20. at P. NJ.
FREDERICKS-On Wednesday, Decem-
Der 49, 1900. Theresa r.. wife of the late
John w. Fredericks, aged SS years.
Relatives and friends, also Go-Won-Gq
Council, No. TO- d. of P, and Onward
Council, No. 10. Daughters of Liberty. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services on Thursday, December 20, at Z
p. NJ, from the residence of James W.
Stiles. No. I55 Grand street.
1nterment at convenience of family.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
Van HORN SITE.
Board Of Finance Concludes
to Purchase Land for
Lafayette Park.
NEW GREENVILLE SCHOOL
Three Lots Will Make Play
ground for No. 2l- City
Board Receives
Funds.


The Board of Finance had a busy meet
ing yesterday afternoon, at which it de-
cided to buy a park for Lafayette, buy
three lots of land for playground for No.
a School ard site for a new school for
the Eighth ward.
For the Lafayette Park the Van Horn
site will be selected if an agreement can
be made as to the price. For the new
Eighth ward the land to be bought viii be
on the corner of Rose and Grant avenues
in Greenville
As a committee to urge the playground
for No. q School Messrs. John Casey Di-
rector P. ]. Kennedy and Nj. ]. Currie rep
resented the Second Ward Improvement
Association, which body first suggested its
purchase Three lots will be bought.
The Board transferred s10S5 to the sal
airy account OF the Police Commissioners
pension fund, which was short that
amount owing to the great number of
pensioners. The Police Commissioners un-
der the act have lately been obliged to
retire number of policemen, and the
fund was depleted to the extent named.
For the payment of the Fairmount ave-
nue. relief sewer sum of $1,000 was trans
ferred from the liquor license monies to
the Street and Water Board.
To the January interest account the
Board transferred these sums: General ac-
count s46001.17; general account to pay
interest on assessments, $4,000, and water
account, $50, ,35250
To the Free Library Trustees the Board
transferred s24.770.Ss. This sum being on
account of ss1, 1888, the full appropriation.
The difference, s6,5625O, will be transferred
to the Sinking Fund to redeem the Free
Library bonds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
WEST SIDE CITIZENS MEET.
They Decide to Favor Opening
Streets. to the Hackensack.

The West Side Citizens Association or
ganized permanently Tuesday night in
Fraternity Hail.. West Side and Williams
avenues. Mr.. George Russell, formerly
secretary of the Good Government Asso-
citation of the Heights. was elected chair
man. Mr.. Nicholas G. vreeland was
chosen secretary. This association is in
terested in the development of that Sec
ton and it is hoped that good results will
be forthcoming.
The association is composed of repre-
sentative citizens of the West Side The
meeting last evening was well attended and
a general discussion of the Improvement
Of that section took place. The association
went on record as favoring the opening of
several streets leading to the Hackensack
River and the erection of docks.
A fire engine is wanted on the west side
and the Fire Department will be asked to
grant the request More policemen will
also be asked for The improvement Of
The streets will be urged and communica-
tions to that effect will be sent to the
Street and Water Board Z
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
WEASTELL SURPRISED.
Census Supervisor Given
Bronze Clock By His
Enumerators.

John H. Weastell the recent Census
Supervisor of this district, was surprised
and honored by a score or more of the
enumerators and special agents who
worked under him this summer, in the
Wanser Republican Club last night. Mr..
Weastell was the recipient of a beautiful
bronze clock and pair of handsome
eandelabra.
Mr.. Weastell was led to believe that the
members of the Bergen Republican Club
We're to pay the Wanser Club a visit Mr..
Weastell who is president of the latter
organization, had an ample supply of
good things on hand when the delegation
arrived. Jack Graham who was a special
census agent, was spokesman for the
enumerator. In happy address he ex-
pressed the sentiments of his colleagues
and himself regarding the courteous treat
ment they received at Mr.. Weastell's S
hands while he was Supervisor. eve all
feel pleased to give vent to our express
ions of good will toward Mr.. Weastell,"
said Mr.. Graham, land l feel honored in
being delegated to present these little
tokens of our esteem to the recent
Supervisor" Here the speaker presented
Mr.. Weastell with the clock and cam
delabra.
1t is needless to say that Mr.. Weastell
was surprised. When his breath returned,
he replied in a felictous manner, bestow-
ing profuse thanks on his admirers for
their thoughtfulness and generosity.
This is one of the pleasant surprises
of my life,'' he said. ''Such sudden jolt
ing as this rather calculated to deprive
the recipient of his power of articulation
temporarily, and in my case there is no
exception to the general rule. However,
it provides a splendid opportunity to be-
stow honor where honor is due. Too
much cannot be said of the excellent SER
vices rendered by my assistants, and it
was due to their good work that the
results in Hudson County were so sat
isfactory. 1t gives me pleasure to thank
the men and to give them my hearty
thanks for their expression of good will
and sincerity
After some genuine cheering, Mr.. Gra-
ham assumed the position of general
manager of the entertainment that fol-
lowed. The programme of songs and
music was excellent Thomas Ponder
sang and Gabriel Hallock recited. Will
lam Steel sang Scotch songs and James
Mohr rendered several sentimental solos.
Mr.. William A. Quirk recited and sang
and Thomas Green sang and gave an
exhibition of ventriloquismA Mr.. Smith
sang coon songs. There were dozen
others who contributed to the evening
entertainment. Refreshments We're pass
ed about at intervals by a dozen or more
efficient waters.
Some of those present were:-William
R. Harrison, N. H. Bramhall, N Mabon,
He6fy Bozer. J. Il. Robinson, Adolph A..
LANCER, N. Wahlmann, Justice Roe, John
Marr and Architect Peterson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
QUARREL OVER XMAS GIFT
DetfeIsen Offered to Give His
Brothers Wife a Dress.

Charles Detfelsen, twenty-five years old
shot his eighteen-year-old brother Walter
in a dispute over Christmas present this
morning. The shooting occurred in the
formers home at No. 905 Park avenue,
Hoboken, Walter told his brothers wife
that he was going to make her Christ
fas present of a new dress because she
looked as if she needed one.
The elder Detefelsen considered this an
insult and in the conict which ensued
he drew revolver and fired at short
range. The bullet entered the boys right
thigh. He sank to the floor and the
woman fed from the apartments and set
up the cry of murder.
T Patrolman p. Peters placed the elder
Detfelsen under arrest The brothers in
jury IS not considered serious.
Dyspepsia is dirlcult digestion. due to the
absence of natural digestive fluids. Hoods
sarsapafilla restores the digestive powers
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
THROUGH THE TUNNEL.
Street and Water Board Had
Novel Experience Yes
terday.

Street and Water Commissioners
Anthony Hauck, Ferdinand Heintze and
Jas S. Nolan, had novel experience yes
terday. Aramed with lanterns, they went
not in search of an honest man after the
fashion of 'Diogenes,'' but after the
work done in the tunnel through the
Watching Mountain, through which the
new water supply from Boonton will flow.
1--WE inspected the work thoroughly"
said Commissioner Hauck, "and it is going
along satisfactorily We heard, that this,
the shorter tunnel of the two was fiished
and we were anxious to look at it. So
with lanterns we walked through it from
end to end. 1t is nice job. Last year the
work done was somewhat slow in pro-
gress, but considerably all the circum-
stances we think the progress made is
very fair
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
ELKS' THEATRE PARTY.
Lodge No. 211 Will Honor Mr.. 4eld
Tonight.

Jersey City Lodge No. 211, B. P. o. Elks
will have theatre party at the Academy
of Music this evening. 1t is expected that
there will be fully 100 members of the
lodge present. The party is in honor of
Al. G. Field who is at the head of AL. G.
Fields Greater Minstrels Company, which
is playing at that house all this week TIE
Elks have decided on this party because
Mr.. Field is Past Exalted Ruler of Col
umbus Lodge of Ohio. In view of the vis-
it of his brother Elks, Mr.. Field has ar
ranged to introduce several new features
in addition to the regular programme Af-
ter the show is over the members of the
lodge will entertain Mr.. Field at the lodge
rooms at No. e6 Montgomery street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
eRIFFlTH's CHANCES GOOD.

Prosecutor Erwin announced this morn
ing that he had not yet received word
from Governor Voorhees, in relation to
the appointment of successor to Assist
ant Prosecutor Marshall A. Van Winkle,
whose resignation takes effect on Janu-
airy next.
The general opinion is now, as it has
been since the resignation of Mr.. Van
Wrinkle was first Announced, that LAWYER
Howard Griffith will be the successful
aspirant- 1t is not believed that the Gov
ernor will interfe Wi h the selection
made by Prosecutor Erwin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
READING CIRCLE MEETS.
Interesting Musical and Literary
Programme Given Last NIGHT.

The Reading Circle of the Catholic Club
met last night President James Mackey
presided. A very interesting musical and
literary programme had been arranged.
Miss Julia Harney played piano solo,
after which the Rev. D. ]. Brady read
paper on "The Existence of God" Miss
Margaret Fitzgerald read "The Anglo
Saxon Period of English Literature .
Miss K. Harvey sang a soprano solo.
Dear Heart" Miss Harvey then read
paper on early Britain" Mr. Thomas
Harney read a paper on "Caldman and
Alcimar."
President Mackey answered all the
questions that were found in the question
box.
The Reading Circle will hold another
meetini on January TO-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
CITY BOMBS MATURING.

Sinking Fund Commissioner had a talk
with the Finance Board yesterday after
noon in relation to certain city bonds
maturing in. January. The question is one
of the Sinking Fund taking them and the
rate of interest. The Commissioners will
meet this afternoon and decide what offer
will be made to the Finance Bofvd for
these bonds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
JERSEYS COUNTIES GREW
Hudson Holds the Banner
While Essex is Not Far
Behind.

The Census Bureau at Washington has
just issued bulletin showing the popu-
latino of the States and Territories by
ounties. The bulletin shows that New
Jersey increased in population the past
ten years 4SS,7S The following table
gives the population by counties, with
the increase in each during the ten
years
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
BERGEN CLUB EucHRE TONIGHT;

The euchre of the Bergen Republican
club will be held tonight in Phillips Hail
The special committee has secured numer
Gus prizes for this occasion and an even
ing's pleasure is promised to all who pal :
tlcipated. A reception will follow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
PERSONAL.

Two of the greatest minstrels in this
country are today in this city and they
ars: Walter c. Smith and al. G. Fields
both of whom are members Of the 3.
2. o. e.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
VAUDEVILLE AT CITY CLUB.

A first class entertainment will be held
tonight at the Jersey City Club, under the
auspices of the Entertainment Committee.
A reception will follow. This event was
prepared especially for the ladies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
TONIGHT's EVENTS.

The Pioner verein will meet tonight
at Ruetter's Hall, Newark avenue and
Third street
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20
COMING EVENTS.

The Donks Pleasure Club will hold .
ball at Woods Hall on Friday night
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20

ASTON Tuesday, December Is, 1900.
Katharine A, beloved wife of George
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-20

The members of the church are won
deFiug this m rning whether the resolu-
ton is intended to be used to get rid of
the down town members Of the church.
Those who support the Sunday school
cannot attend communion service because
Il is held on the Heights at eleven o'clock
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-08-16

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-08-16

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24
PUEBLO /! LEGO Ell MONENTO 5!

LEGO, lego Ell immense surtiio Y
anuuciado por La RegionazistQ de Aqua
yo herm AMOS. Entire los ertrds tenemos
en- nuestros nntridos escapsrates los sr
tfculos siguientes: champagne Chiquet y
Luis Roderrer, incurtidos extras, ciruelas.
m9locotonee, alcacht fss, peras de Cali
fornia, manteqaills superior, frutss cris
talizadas, cocoa Americana. chocolste en-
nier>, membrillo, aaimoo, attn franz e.,
bizcochos franoeses, turrones de 10 Glasses,
higos dDos, jam6n azucarado, buches de
bacalao, petit pots. morton, soeitunas,
vinos, cervaza, ,cidra 6 infuldad de artfcu
les ma, diffciles de enumerar
Uua visita, pues, La Regionalssta
, no olvidar que 10 dnico que Sc lleva uno
ouando Sc muere 90 ell gusto que Sc hs
dado.
Eu este acredit ado esssblecimiento
tambi6n se vende LA DEMoCRAcIA.
Diciembre 10 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24

en- prision iniust9 al q1s constitnro
anioo fdolo de su h, gar bendito: :;.. i;
que TODD oye pueblo con ell alma su.nona
81 frlera ante la idea terrible de una Il
condena. ....; pero hoy, que la iq.t;a;
de uu tribunal puertorriqutfio
toda oulps nuestro jefe, hoy, me oIerI
con todo mi corazon. Me allegro n, ~.
una veg mas, ell candillo de nucstras 6hs
tides patrla, sc yergue mags staosa
aplaetando con Sc planta la envidi.
iniqnidad; me allegro, porque esss ml,n.
nut hedumbres que ante $ 10 odiaban III
Sc descabren respetuosas ante E; mo al
gro porque ese gobierno americsno, sntl
quien SIS enemigos trst ban de desaeroa1
tsrte, ha de oonvenoerse ahora de- ,p II
Gstgufa J de eu honta1eZ, IA a,o.-l
porque Ell partido federal Sc ltv,ntsrA 6,l
con mas entusiasmo que nunca, para mi
s. s. jefa J trabajar con 81 ell bteoe,t.
de sn patria.
70 me descubro ante ese tribsnaI -
con su fAllo honra la toga puertorridu,sT
No imports que "a insidia falsz nj; S
envidia impotente, eaquen del lodo i.
eabezas, sutias y asquerosas, para maid
cir al que representa- ell honor puertorl
queflo la hidra republican, tendr8 a.
hundirse de nuevo en- el pantano, All
entire la podredumbre iIfe,tl, saoiara ~
apetitos ssqutr s,s y desordenados.
Los federale s no podemos t mer u
cL0dcaS. nosotros vivimos bajo Ell sz1l 4
nuestro cielo y respirando el aire purisjrN
de nuestras campiflas5 nosotros sacrifice
mos en- ell tar purfsimo de nuestras eo1
cienoias, 3 en- ese altar sc eleya la efpA
inm6cula de nuestrs libertad.
Nosotros somts puerto,riquenos;
como puertorrique nos, ante todo y sobd
todo esta Pue II Riec.
Cuatro centuries vivim )s b 10 ell NJ
der hispano, bsjo ese poder slemprA
hubo puertorriqut nos que protestasen II
| las ipiusticias dei GoDierno.
Hoy, que somos amerlcanos, h y tauA
bien quien proteste contra esss lni
| cias.
Solo que hoy nuestra protesta sc cid
va IN puebl hbre, al mismo pueblo ud
epgen1ro al immortal Warrington.
Tenemos f6 en- ell porvenlr, POI cd
luchamos.
Las tinieblss podran dominar Ia no
che /; pero la luz DONNA al dfa, uuestr
aurora comlenzs "a q esclarecer.
FL fallo absolutorio de Mufioz fut 4
despertar de esa aurora.
y le la Justicia no es escto0d de IA
die; es hija de Dioe.
Sfempre 81 NHismO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24
RAMON CADIz

Hay sale para la oapits, donde sa en-.
barcsga CON rumbo les hstados Unidos
del noTte, nuestro estimado amigo q, n
Ramon Ga liz, report r que fa6 en- etta
tiu lad del San Juan Neecs.
E g nor Cadiz esta enfermo des !a
hace aigUnos dias auGqu9 se s.aute algo
IN joraoo, va la metr5poII para YER 81
consigue au complets rzstablecimiento.
Nos encarga que lie despi 1amos de sUs
amigos "a que no pudo hscerlo personal.
mento por impedfreelo Ell estado de su sa-
Iud.
Qae tenga IN provechoso yisje Ell
apreciable amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-24
A peticion de V.ve Sc s1spendid Ia
sesion hssta la he.
GU r 4 DO

Hoy h mos. reclbido la honrosa y
sgrAdable vista de seis amigos de Gurabo
que, en- representation de squel pus b o,
vienen saludar felicitar al senor Mu
floz Rivera
Regressron embellishments, dejando
en-. nuestre eepfritu la impression que
nos prodn nce ell entGsias mo de los que nor
&C, mpafan en- la dsfensa del ideal.
Ell senior MDfoz Rivera agradece e.
tina en- muoho esss continues pruebas de
la simpatfa con que sc le distiDgue y cue
6l corresponds con todo sus afectos.