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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-04-28

practice and the plaintiffs case was rest
ed with that statement.
Before beginning his ross-examination
Mr. McDermott showed the witness two
deeds, one signed Francis K. Murragh and
and the other Francis K. Murphy and
asked him which was his right name
The witness replied both. He said he
changed his name from Murphy to Me-
Muragh to please himself. He had rea-
sons of his own. Besides he said Mc1Mur-
rah is form of Murphy.
''You preferred the corruption did you?"
asked counsel
81 preferred the traslation.'
"Have you ever been arrested?' asked
Mr.. McDermott.
Yes, l was skating once in New York
and they took me in for safe keeping"
Mr.. Hendricks AFFECTED after the question
had been answered DR.. McMurragh said
that he paid the rent of the house and
sometimes gave his wife as much as 500
a month He made from $1,000 to $500 a
year from his practice. He denied that he
told his wife that he had married her for
money.
Didn't you tell her that you would
make her relations dance to the devils
time?''
Mo-
Didn't you tell her that you would
make her sweat on the stand?"
mo
''Didn@ you tell her that the lawsuit
would only end with their lives, and that
they would lose all their money and have
to walk to the Junction."
NO
..Did you ever pawn your wife's
watch?"
NO.
Didn't she give you money to redeem
it?"
mo-
Il object" exclaimed Mr.. Hendricks;
''this is an awful nasty defence"
you object?'' asked Mr.. McDernott.
t'Yes,'' replied Mr.. Hendricks, "didn t
you say watch?'
Il certainly didn't ask him whether he
had rawned your objection said Mr. Nc
Dermott. HE couldn't get anything on
it. 1t is not worth anything"
The witness denied that he had chang
ed his name because he was engaged to
a wealthy young lady, and she preferred
the name McMurragh to Murphy. He
also denied that he ordered his wife and
children to leave the house because he
wanted to study to be an actor, and
their noise annoyed him. He said that
during their separation his wife visited
him occasionally to enjoy his society and
Mr.. McDermott remarked that there did
not seem to have been much alienation.
Now" said Mr.. McDermott, "the only
cause for your action against Mr.. Wise
man is that he flashed a light in your
face?''
Yes"
"And the only cause for your action
against Esther is that she nursed your
wife and told you that you were lazy?"
Mr.. Hendricks objected and the ques-
ton was not pressed.
Were you ever in lunatic asylum"
mo, sir" replied the witness indig-
nantly.
Didn't you tell your wife that when
the case was tried your personal beauty
would have such an effect on the jury, as
compared with her plainness, that you
would win the case?"
mo, SIR
Mr. McDermott moved for a non-suit
on the ground that no alienation or
affection had been shown. Justice Lip
pincott said, he didn't see any ecuse for
allowing the case to go to the jury and
granted the motion. NGr. Hendricks will
appeal.
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MISS RECH TO Be A BRIDE

Miss Ella Rech, of No. 200 .Dey street
will be welded to Mr.. Edward Strang. of
No. 81 Stuyvesant avenue. tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'Clock. The ceremony will
be performed at the home of the brides
parents by the Rev. e. Hotter, of St.
PauTs German Evangelical Lutheran
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-04-28
a, Old and Wen TriedRemedy.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething should always De used
for children whise reetnlns, Il softens the
gums. alIays the pain cures wind coiic
and Is the best renefy or dsarrhoea.
II. enty five cents peg sic.
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MAqTERS FAcr

STORES. 1actories and institutions can
get their supplies as good any N. Y house
at D. E. Cleary & Co.'S wholesale grocery
can serve them. Complete stock. low prices.
stores, Montgomery and Greene streets
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, April Is, 1sOO.-Forecast
for the thirty-six hours ending at eight
P. NJ Sunday For New York City and
vicinity:-Fair tonight and Sunday; light
to fresh northwest winds.
Hartnatt's Thermo m atrloa al Report
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ToNGHTs EVENTS.

sam Jacks own Burlesque Company al
the Bon Ton Theatre
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-04-28

Prevention is the best bridle." You can
prevent sickness and cure that tired feeling
and all blood humors BY taking Hoods sarsa-
pariila-
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FIRE DEPARTMENT INCREASES.

Mr.. Joseph E. Bernstein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-11
Stabt.Neui0teiters

..-gei ibrer Sabresmobl fieBen es
belize Nationalbanfen BEL ibren alten
Beomten bemenben. Mn Steae beS
uerforbeneu 8ice : Yrdfibenten Der
Nerdants Iational Sanf, u. Sarto,
LIT 6. 8. MtmooS erwdblt rppreen.
Serr emil Sdmud. wetGer ii9
Iette @one bel Der arbeit in'ber ".
n. garibops perlsste, lit wiebsr or
beitsfdbis.
Die Serren Mmanbus unb So
iepb Stuoer pou @eslep, SOMA, be:
fnoen iib bel ibren S9wdSern gb.
Sofier uno S. 8. Suber i'll @enton
Gountp auf SeIu6.
Ole 9lano Wal6inent@ ompanp
bat has iribere Wart. Sti6er's Vi:
sentbum on 6. Npenue uorblih neben
Dem Mcgprmid @ebdube iaafii6 er.
ftanben nno wirb in bieiein Sabre
nod Elm ibrem @eiddtte entipredsn=
bes 9ebduoe auf bemleiben erribten.
Wit Ser 8elunbbeit bes Gour=
tn uoitors g. S. Gruber Ssbt IS
Ter ni6t better, unb eS 'itebt auBer
Srase, baB er iid elmer sriir oli6en
6ur unter;ieben muB. Or erilidt bic
Conn. Glerts I'M Gounte, IT'D 'uonpes
gen Ii9t : Gintreifens Der s5tecorOs
pom @eburten nno StetbefdGen 81 &c:
bulben; pieIelben murbeu ieine,leits
re9tseitis beiteat, iiub aber"no@ ni9t
anaetommen uuo weroen, penn bel
ibm einsetrOiien, iofcrt CUR Serlenoun9
selansen.
= Contractor &arl &ropp bat, ba
6. W. Sertis Bis jest uerfebtte. zen
Reit Der Sautoiten Ses neuen Seball=
bes, uou BEN aus bic elettriide &ratt
fur ben Strabenbetrieb beiorst wiro,
i'm Setrase Don SO. 500 .:e3 gu beraps
pen, basielbe in Sei6Ias ,selsst.
3adbem SER S. 50. @olter
jeinen ausperfauf abseidtciien uno
f.inen Sdubuorrats lossefdlasen ba=
ben rpirs, wirb @aIenmaarenbaaeler
FRANC Sanbet nit ieinem iesisen ao=
tale Sas pom Serrn @otter 'oeeupirts
IN einem Onppstitore uerbtnben.
-Seute abeub merben bic Scam;
ten Der ct. Srancis Oamen : Gour'
bur1 SRI. !Slpnn Don 2it9fiels IN:
fallirt uerben.
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r$et die$x 9enau durh!

IS miro @u@ ii@erli6 bslfen, irsenb et=
mas Nislt9es als 8eibnadtsseident
gu pdblen. Gapes, Saden, YelSmdn=
tel, golarettes, YelS : Starfs, Muffe,
9inSermdntel, &inOer.Y els Sets, &is=
0anbidube, @o9a uno Seioene Wit=
tens. &leiosrmuiter, Seibe, ieibene unb
molene Sbirt=8 aiits, &uss, Seppide,
art Squares,. Spiten=@% arbinen, Sil=
tolines, &orbeln unb Nranien, ieibene
unb woIene Tascinators, S9leier. 5000
tees. Wdntel, Pelse. Pelsbeden fir fleiz
ne &inoer, 9ooOs fur WdO9en uno Oa=
men, Striimpfe, wolene Sanoidube,
unterSeus, ieioene Sai6entiider, linue=
ne Saidentiider, lol6e nit Suitials, ieiz
oene 9alsti9er, Wul Sies, 8rappers,
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- 6robe Mnstpabl berrlt6er
Heiertags. GQen,paarett tit
FRANK FANDEL'S
Dry Goods Gtabli0enent

Santa SLAMS miro eiacn berdi6en Sorratb an munOeri9onen arhfeln unb
Waterialcn, ac'iN"ti ihr 2Seibnadtsseldente, beiuns fnoen, iomeitiolhein5l=
lenmaaren q ninlh' lwcroen. ba mir nur berartse Naaren uerfaufen. Srp
Gooos nDm"lr't &louctlsartitel, unb mir baben bic 8eoirfniHe Der Conn
muntat luOit. y OR mir 9enau pilen. mas in eme gaenmaarenbanbluaa
9ebort. ar unr,s @iafdufe murben LANCE Dor oerFresteiserung 9emaft.
10 bB mir IN Elanne Uno 81 ben
0r;!cren ~niebrisen Nreifen'3u perfaufen.
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MhGtt Ymtrte.

DtW Suiest oC'Iptete e'"cS o~~
Rari folsen.
! gdrtb Ynirie.
Der su bieSer @eueinbe aseb0rtae
NSer~ SacOb Tbienes bat 'ieine .5arn
sbseeidlasen unb ses @efhdftsses
taube nebft Bhare bes Serrx YssYas
Iomsfi tdlufIi6 iibernoa,inen !; erspino
bas}elbe am 4. sslpril n5ernebnier.
Eerat.
6err @@. Gnselbarb, sueldeI
trantbeitsbasher Der eriten ,Jabres.
/fisun9 Der Gnuntp : Gou.mtf}ane ni6t
beuotnen fnnnte, 9ebt elmer sma,
Iansinmen afer ,inberen Gsneinng emit
Be8en~ f.,
3fdbalton. ,
Snfolse itartfer @eiseusufubrenaldB
aud i'm r,eua, Sabre bas @ef9dfI
taum -etpas 81 1piui9en h6ris. .ySn:
folse teIieu 1T bas Commercial 9otel
bes 9errn 90. &eusnann elm 'iebrI FIRE.
quentirtes, sunal 8eoieuure. aeso:
/. mobatior, Slide nnS Seller bss 6otffs
pie aleubeite 3afriebenbeit ssben.
Gait @ssrge.
, 6err &resor Gbriar pom 6iar- mad;
te lesten SOnntos in Sesleitlns lei:
ner @attiI.. einen 8siub gu Setaanter
in SpriusLSiG, no ,er itets ean gserr
. seIebener &aft it,
Mfaine Fr6nie.
els grsGnsuns nnb Seriddigane
i bes bereits liz. Lester @Hbe beridDtsier
fSobesfaues Ser Frau Warsanetbn
@eitert pirt ans Na6tebenbes ylse:
,i1idt: SIM boben Ntter non IS Sob.
rem itarb ON @~sujabrstase Srau nc.
Weibert i'm SaAie hires Sobnes @e-
ter, BEL benz ie dbre lssten swOlf Sc.
fbeusia9re subrad,te. STR aebensenSs
tam unerwartet. ia ii6 bnSu feiu
8orseie:n einitslte. Bis gum lee-
ten @usenblide mer iie seiitessesen-
apdrtis, tAuo erseben in 9ottes bl.
@iuen ,sa5 lie ibrer geiit in bsiieu
46anb su,if. Die Geritorbene mar
in 1904 su 6eiperine, G~roB6er5os:
tbum, 0urem5ula %ssbossn, fam in 1856
init r@atte uHo Samilie nod amerifa
unb lieb iid auf Der poo ibrem Sebne
Aeter in Waine Yrairte ausseiudtsn
6eimftattc nieSer. gor 20 Sabren
9ina ibr @atte t5r bereitsin bic guia:
feit poran. SUM &inoer: Het. @si-
J bert pom Maine Brairie, Sobn @ei=
bert pom Benton Gountp, anna 8irlf
unb Waria Sob. 8ormann con God,
ui0e uno Waeia Streis BON ct. ,Glout
setrauern ben Sob ber suten alter
SHUTTER. Mittps9 Morsen murbt
fie nuf ibren eisenen @uni@ bin au'
bem &ir9boie BEL Der alten ct. Nis
doiaus &irde an Der Seite bres
@atten besraben, nadoem in iene'
Rir1e pom bo@w. 9errn s. Wernh
pom ct. Wenbel Elm Sraueramt &c:
balteu mar. Gum 8esrdbnib batter
lid Werrpanbte, Sreutoe unb Setann'
.te aus @i9monb, pom Pearl Cafe,
ModpiGe, golb Sprins unb ct. Wen'
oel ei~nsefunben, nm Der @eritorbenen
ben lebten gbrenbtenit gu erweiien.
.M6ae lie ruben In Triebenl
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Sreiiins eaques, eeftridte llnterr6de,
TrcB.S tilts, pom Sdneirer semodte
anSi9e, gdnber, Siidlirnm unb Gers
%pieiten, linncne SiidsS cts, Muielin une
Outing : Slancle, Nadeen dnher fur
Srouen, MdSden unb Sinner, Grodet
unb Marieilss gettbeden, Gpmiorters,
S!anteis, meibe SdirScn. Ssbern une
&ilieniiberSise. Muiflers, Gpristte Wiac'
intolbes, iancp Bethlehem ulw.
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ONISt ~ W. W. >NS~ o'e'S'
beutiden Sun9seiellen pom Noro:O a'
fota, wel4e uiet @utes pom ben III:
banper beutideM Wdoden pernommer
baben muiien, @enn Die Vorlduie'
Slid baben, fperben in furser Set
nod mebrere Dueeno nadriden, uni
bic Nlbauper @ecren weroen man6s
Susenbliebe nod %. .. uersieben ie'
ben, wenn bieielben nidt balo Sarbs
befennen. = Wsntas, ben Is. San.
wirb bic Ntbans Muiiffapeue In ber
S%tabtbalie einen 8au abbalten. DIE
Sabresueriamsntuns Der Aleanp @es
senieitisen armerz6euerperll1erungs
@elellidaft fane Wtonta9 IN Der blelts
gen Staotbaae itatt. Sdmmtli6e
alte 8eamten ipuroen IN tbre friberen
stemter mieber ermdblt. Ser junse
S9mieoemeiiter ant. Sil@er nnub lid
zines 9alsieioens pesen aul elnise
Gage Der Arbeit eHtbalten.-oerr U
$. S6minsbamrier ldelrt mt letl1em
Nebenselddfte (Fbotosrapglren) sAtefl
eTS 81 .;n. 'm.,. Go,nsro an.
suldaften. -,Mm a., 25. uno 26.
Nebruar wiro Der bieliSe Wdnner=
unb aemildte @bor unter Der fdbisen
Qeituna bes Serrn q. s.. &eSler cine
aroBartise bramatii@ amuiifalil@e TN
terbaltuns peranitalten, bic alles aui
bieiem @ebiete bier nod seliefertes in
Sdatten iteGen 1oa. Brofehor @un=
berli@ aus &ameruu fol- iein gri6ei.
men suselast baben, unb Bring 3ulu
unb feline Sdmiesermutter weroen,
faus bic guren bic GrenSen ni@t gu
i6ari bemaden, Den Seern Bunber=
lid besleiten. Oie lluterbaltans mirb
gum 8eiten zines @ebd9tnibfeniters
I3ur 8erl96neruns oer gborbibne in
Der Stride peranitaltet .-Oie Sleil6er
Sbeijen unb Obein ianbten Oienltas
ssa9t abermals eiue Giieababn=8a=
aenlabuns 8ieb nod ct. Saul.
seotf;na
gu StenIaer maroe 9err Had. Suz
ltaao pom letner @att,tt nut ettem
1trarnr'el1 Sobn@en oe,gehtt.-9etr
Sbem. S@lls po1 bier TT leu 'e'ner
Wod9e ill1roobl uno an paus seIelz
ielt; BON letl1et1 6reui1oei1 mtso ct
itart permtBt, oa er ltets mu letsem
seluaoen 9uraor aues beleot: 9frr
Sobn Weilerl: TT au9 l9on le't etaer
Wo9e b%ettlaserlS. Nteerere &raatz
beitsfdse ltno gu per5e'gne", oe'ce
bteltsen Aerjte marer' tn testerer Se''
~ S~s;"nnsm 0;enS,oo
BEN Is. Senuar, cine 0ifentli@e Ser
samm(ung au :balten, nm gu seiSen,
saB es in iensm Bereine teine @ebeim=
tkuerei sibt. Sober bot gu bieier
@eriammluas 3utritt. SEER abbot,
metder Dor &arSem nod Oregon rei=
ite. bat feline bieasen SreunOe miiieu
laiIeu, bab er moklbebalten an ieinem
3iele ansefommen, unb baB bas mill
be Selma wObltbuenb auf ieinen @es
iunbbeits5uitano einwirtt. -Wsebrere
GanoIuder paren In lester Wo4e
bier unb ipre9en ii9 saantis dber un=
iere @eseno aus. Oas 9anS lit UNI
$40 bis $35 per ader i'm Wertbe se=
Observation-Disclosures Whaer rei=
tie uor elmer Wo9e an bas &rantenz
lager letnes Waters In Winlteao, Der
ieitsem burd ben Sob pom ieiaetn Maz
senleioen befrett purbe. =
W.Sunon
@or einioer 2eit reifte !serr matb.
@asner BON bier mad ieiner alien
9eimatb nabe Erier i'm Nbeinlanoe,
no es ibm berart Sulaste, baR er letne
bier Suridsebliebene @attin erlu4te,
tbr 6ab unb @ut lesSui9lasen uno
sletdfaus ms &beinlanb gu reilen,
lin bort an ieiner Seite BEN Nbenb
tbres eeben au perbrinsen. Srau
8asner u~ertaufte in lester 8o9e bic
Wasner'i6e Sarm unb ma9te itd an=
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@el5>
Garments.

Wtr ~uerfaufen bic beribmten Nprtb
Star Nel3e. aues, mos mir in 9set>
sen %pertanfen, lit %sarantirt. @ir tauf,
ten bieielben in Sduiern, bic srob senus
iinb, uat einen @orratb in YelSen in pol,
ler @r0be gu faufen unb bic besbalb bic
Yels=@ Garments nidt aus fleinsn Sfraps
uno Stiden suiammen gu Hiden braus
den.
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AxS Der unge9eab.
Mrtaat.

9err Frant '9ibep pirb in s8eloe
mil ser @rrintuns ieines "ueuer Bad
ftein=@ cbnbauies besinuenmnbsbamit
BEN suteg Scilpiele 'Ieines ;8rubers
Rari folsen.
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&leiDersemg. nn0
&leiOerbciat.

unler &leioeruaarsnuorratb lit man9elz
bait seworoen, mir babeu bic Sraiden
iebo9 wieoer aussefiut, 10 baB mir inn
iner nod i'm Starpe iinb, bas 0euelte
uno Wooerulte DOrsuseiseu. Oies lit
iomobl auf Die &lsloeritoife als au9 alf
oen &leioerbelae au;umenDen.
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9ittle Tahs.

Sreb. @eibbrinf, elm Seteran Don
SO Sabren. fpurbe am Wittwo6 Wors
gen in leinem Sette tobt aufsefunben.
Or litt ieit LANCER 3eit an altbma.-
Ole eriten Gage bieier @ode meilten
bic 6erren Yeter Mtebueb unb S. &ers
rid BON bier gu Ssiu6 bel benz bo9m.
Serrn III. &aiter, Der u~n(dnst pon
9ittle SAILS oils Yfarrer nod Wiuers
pile perlebt murbe. - Die Irbeiter
baben burdwes in 2ittle NalIs Elm gu
teS Winterarbeitsfelb; bier brau&t
Niemanb bic Sanb mibis In ben
S4ooB gu lesen, wenn er elm Sreunb
Der Mrbeit unb beS 0erbienltes lit.
2lu@ bic @eiddftsbduier befunben re-
ses @eien, elm iideres 3ei9en, bab
iid bas neue Sabr fur bic san3e goms
munitdt gut anselaiien bat. M0se
basielbe ME gu sei@dftli@en 2lasen
DeranlaNnns sebenl
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, Der gu bieisr @egeinSe asebortae
N6er SaoOb abienes bat ,ieine .Sasm
sas9ei6la9en unb sas @efhdftsges
tdube nebst Bhare bes Serrr P:Pes
Iomsfi tdlTfIi6 ibernoarnen erspinb
baslelbe am 4. April H5ernsbaien.
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Saictcntiicb.r.
Souicnb unb aber tauienb Soi6entiider
Al fauicn ppn 1c bis 81. 80.
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Striimpfc.
Ser bette @orratb on molcnen II. Slieb
eeiiitter!en Stliimpfen bel Sanbel.
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&etn Storv, mo man cine before un6 %reidbaltsere Iuspabl gu i1o.
nn uno nlsGdben 8eibnabtsseibenfn faufen taun.
Sober erbdlt os Bette fur os menisne Gelb m Der populdren guens
maarenbanblun9 BON
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Sreitas rpurbe bier bic 9ei9e bes
olten Ieteranen Sobn 9enrp, bes
S1wie9eruaters unieres Stations=
Nsenten s. 2it@, in ben S9osB Der
grbe sebettet. = Sn benz 9ol3i&laSe
bes 9errn 9einrid 8lente TIM Conn
MilwoOb lit 9errn 9lus. M. Stunbes
beds Sdsemible felt Nnfans Der
Wo1e In pollen 8etrieb.
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Sauf Genter.
Der ct. Soieps: Serein bat, unters
itIbt our9 Seitrdse Der beutl9-fatb.
@emeinoe, Dem bo9m. Efarrer Nnt.
arst ais 3ei9en Der linn seSolten
9o6adtuns uno 8ertbiddsuns einsn
i6Onen S6aufsl itub am Neuiabrs
tase iberreidt. So6w. Serr NrSt
miro einise Gage bieier @ode gu iei=
ner grboluns in Der st. Sobn's Nb=
tel permeilen. Sober Sis in Der Sir
DIE murbe lesten Sonntas uermietbet.
-grzS enator Seller ideint ni9t mil
Big gu iein, benn semdB an ben @den
Der StraBen ansebra6ter Nnidlas=
settel uerlanst er wieber SO Irbeiter
fur feline Sabrif. -9err Watb &obi=
idon bat ii6 pom Sop. @ei9dfte
suriidseso9en. Wontas mar er nebit
ben Serren S90ner pom Yromerpiue
unb S. $. Winnette BON bier ansez
nebmer &eiiesefdbrte bes Norbiterns
1biele.
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Sanbiebnbc.
Tie 9r6bte unb bette @uspabl Der neue'
fen colcrirten unb idwarsen Sanoidu=
ben bel Sanbel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-19

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1S.-A very
considerable part of to-day's session
of the Presbyterian general assembly
was spent in considering the report of
the special committee on Sabbath OBJ
servance. During the discussion high
praise was accorded to President Nc
Kinley and Secretary Hay for the in
structions sent to Commissioner Peck,
OF the Paris exhibition, and to Ambas-
sador Porter, at Paris, touching the
United States pavilion and offices at
the exposition on the Sabbath.
The report strongly urges that Pres
byterians throughout the land should
abstain from numerous forms of Sun
day dissertations now being more or
less INDUCED in, and make the re-
Sunday transportation to a minimum
and that Congress and State legisla-
lures shall appropriate no more money
for exhibitions without the proviso
that such exhibitions shall be closed
on Sunday.
A separate resolution was adopted
by large vote requesting proprietors
of st. Louis newspapers not to print
the proceedings of the assembly in
their Sunday editions
The attendance was greater than
yesterday, many of the commissioners
having arrived during the night.
There were serevral full-blooded In
dams in the assemblage as delegates,
among them being Thomas H. Aun-
gle and Rev. Henry T. Selwyn, oil
Greenwood, S. D., both opposed to a
revision of the creed, and Stephen
Weston, a Choetaw
Promptly at $50 a. m. Rev. DR.
Dickey, the new moderator, called the
assembly to order and appointed Mr.
James H. Converse, of Philadelphia
vice moderator.
Provision was made to place the cleo
tion of permanent clerk in the hands
of committee composed of one com
missioner from each synod to be named
by the moderator.
Reports of the various special com
mittees were presented and read.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-19

STOCKHOLM. May 1s.-A dispatch
received here to-day from Eskilstavna,
says that Philip Nordlund, who was
arrested there. has now fully confessed
that he deliberately planned the crime
he committed on board the steamer
Prins Carl, on Wednesday night, when
he murdered seven men and wounded
five others, woman and a boy. after
which he escaped in boat at Hoping
The fact of his confession became
known last evening. but he did not en-
ter into details until to-day.
He says he deliberately planned the
crimes and bought the revolvers with
the express intention Of robbing an
other steamer at orebro. after killing
those on board, but he changed his
mind and boarded the Prins Carl The
prisoner added that he regretted not
having recognized the policemen who
arrested him, as otherwise he would
have shot them. He also expressed re-
greet at the fact that he had not killed
every one on board the Prins Carl, en-
phatieally denied he was insane and as
serted that he committed the murders
in order 10 avense himself on man
kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-19
THE INAUGURATION
VIII Put Up Strong Fight for the
Vacant Place on the Industrial
CommissIon.

Commission.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May I8.-The
members OF the Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF Iron and Steel MARKERS will
make a strong fight for the vacancy
on the United State Industrial Commits
sion made vacant by the resignation
of " D. Ratchford, who was appoint
ed mine inspector by Governor Nash,
Of Ohio. This has been decided upon
and George Pate, a puddler. in one OF
the mills at Youngstown, Is the man
that will be put to the front for the
position. The entire day was eonsum-
ed in committee meetings, but none OF
them were ready to report There Is
the usual talk among tie delegates
about the time being favorable for a
big increase in wages. and while it is
generally thought most OF the branches
of the organization will ask advances,
the more conservative members do not
believe there viii be any very radical
changes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-19
FOR EX-C0EFEDERATES.
The House PASSES "a Bill 40 Pay FOR
Property Taken ia Violation OF
Lees Surrender.

The House PASSES Bill 10 Pay FOR
Property Taken ia Violation OF
Lees Surrender.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. May ls.-For
the first time since the rebellion the
House to-day passed measure 70 pay
Confederate soldiers for losses growing
out Of the civil war II was a bin In
PRODUCED by Mr.. Cox, Of Tennessee. 70
pay the Conferate soldiers who sur
rendered at Appomattox for the loas Of
horses and other personal effects taken
from them In violation Of the terms of
Lees capitulation to Grant. BY which
officers and men OF Lees army we're
allowed TO retain their baggage, side
arms and horses. The bill originally
carried s200. 900 bur the specific sum
was stricken out and the appropriation
was made indefinite.
the bill was passed out Of its ordes
as a special compliment TO Dir. Cox,
who after ten years service in tbs
House is 70 retire It the end Of his
present term. Many other claims bills
were passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-19
REPORT VERIFIED.
Reason to Believe the Plot to Blow
Up WeIiand Canal, Originated in
New York.

Reason to Believe the Plot to Blow
Up weIIand Canal, Originated in
New York.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-With refer
ence to the statement of Inspector John
w. Murray, of the Canadian secret SER
vice, that the plot to blow up the Well
land canal was Matched in New York,
Capt. NcCluskey, of the detective
bureau, said to-day that the Canadian
police had asked him to investigate
certain phases of the Welland canal
dynamite outrage; that he had done so,
and as a result believed that the con-
illusions of Inspector Murray that the
plot partly originated here, was cor
rect. He asserted, however, that he
had been unable TO get evidence show
ing that the Clan-Na-Gael was party
to the attempt to blow up the canal
lock. Just what his detectives ascer-
tanned as 10 $le movements here OF
Walsh and Nolan, two of the men now
under arrest at Thorold, Ont. he would
not say; that was police business -
1t is known that Canadian detectives
have been in this city working with
the local men on the case and that the
investigation, which is not yet finished,
has taken a wide scope, extending a
considerable distance from New York.