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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mr. Reddy & Sons Employees will hold a
picnic at Baldwin Park on the evening of
Wednesday, May 16. The Nonpareil Or
chestra will furnish the music. The Off
GERS of the association are:-William
Dunn. President H. Reed, Vice. President;
P. Egan. Second Vice-President; j. Kir-
nv Recording Secretary; p. Briody,
Treasurer; J. Feney, Sergeant Arms.
William Whitney will be Floor Manager,
and he will be assisted by w. p. Eaton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
ToNIGHT's EVENTS.

Carl Damman's European Troupe" at
the Bon Ton Theatre.
Meeting. U. S. Grant Republican AS
sociation.
Benefit for John Koch, at PhoImanns.
Entertainment, auspices of Senior
MatIn Society, Park Reformed Church.
Michael's Players, St. Michaers Hail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
MR. REDHEFFER'S WELCOME.

The Rev. William Redheffer, the new
pastor of the Lafayette Methodist Church
on Pacific avenue, will be given well
coming reception Thursday evening in the
chapel on Whiton street. The Rev. R. l..
Aylesworth, college chum of the Lafay-
cite pastor, will deliver the address of
welcome
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
WATER BOARDS APPOINTMENTS,

The Street and Water Board Commits
sioners this afternoon made the following
appointments:-
S. F. Carroll, laborer, at $50 month. to
succeed James Corcoran, deceased.
Bertram Broome, son of Architect L. v.
Broome, transferred from the water de-
partment to the engineering bureau, to
succeed z. T.. Edwards, appointed to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of H.
Nugent.
&. J. Siefert was made rodman, to fill
vacancy caused by the promotion OF J..
0'Mara.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
CLERK TO THE MAYOR.

Mayor Hoos this morning appointed
LAWYER Dennis Ryan, clerk to the Mayor,
to fill the vacancy caused by the advance
ment Of Mr. Collins to the post Of private
secretary. Mr.. Ryan was formerly law
partner of Police Justice Edward Hoos.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
Odd Kinds nf Mana-

According to Prescott the money of the
Aztecs consisted of quills full of gold dust
and bags of chocolate grains. Before the
introduction of coined money into Greece
skewers OF spikes or iron and copper were
used, six being a drachma or handful.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
PERSONAL.

Ex-Register George B. Fielder, looking
remarkably well after his long and serious
illness, left town this morning for Greene
County. N. Y, where he will spend the
summer. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Fielder and Mrs. James B. Fielder. The
very very many friends of Mr.. Fielder
will learn with pleasure that he is almost
recovered.
Among fashionable circles today form
of amusement, card tricks. is extremely
popular, and the art of Monsieur Houdin
is being studied by many. The reason of
thiy bein that all the paraphernalia
necessary Is a pack of cards, quick
wit. and a good memory. Two experts
In this ingenious amusement are Colonel
John r. Toffey and Mr.. Orlando Taylor.
both members Of the Carteret Club. Last
night, before few friends they demon-
clever as they were interesting.
ssDelays are dangerous. Z Those who have
poor. weak. impure blood should take Hood 3
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
An Ola and wen TriedRemeay.

AIrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children feething shonld always be used
for children whine reetnsng. Il sorrens the
gums, aliays the pain. cures wllie collie
ard is the best remedy tor dlarrnqea.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
CIRCUIT COURT CASES.

Circuit Court cases, Wednesday, May 2
10D0--Nos. 201 224, 241, 242. 245, 247.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, May 1, 1s0o.-Forecast for
the thirty-six hours ending at eight p. al.
W ednesday. For New York CITY and
Yicinity;-Fair tonight and Wednesday: !:
light north to east winds.
Hartnett's ThermometrioaI Rauors
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01

Delays are dangerous" Those who have
POOR. weak. impure blood should take Hood s
sarsaparilla at once. It never dlsappoints-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-01
Install a Gas Range
IN YOUR KITCHEN.

The Cooking will be pleasure house will be cool
bic in
Read and will find that than other fuel
COMFORT ECONOMY in arere
Ignorance is deporable but extravaganza crime. e
II ignorant of the advantages
nghten you you cooking
:ArI1r ,IIEA ApECT lILEI
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DIED.
McCARTHYlon Saturday. Anril . /

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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
ID 81 sPERcHRs.
When Roosevelt closed Bis Campaign
Tour He Had Travsrssd "a States and
Covered FL ,ROs NILE.

Oswego, n: Y, Nov. Theodore
Roosevelt, republican candidate for
vice president, completed his campaign
Friday night at this point. In eight
weeks he has visited "a states Of the
union, made 673 speeches, Travelled 81
2O9 miles, visited SCI towns and cities.
His record includes more speeches,
more miles Travelled and more terri
tory covered than that Of all other
candidates for president or vice pres
ident Of the United States Of all par
ties for the last 100 years, with the
exception Of the record made by VIII
liam J. Bryan in 1896.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09


st. Louis, Nov. 7.-While an ava
lanche Of ballots was sweeping over
the country Tuesday, overthrowing
democratic stronghoIds and carrying
Mckinley and republieanism to VIC
tory, Missouri, as Of yOre, stood un-
dismayed and cast the majority Of
its votes for Bryan and the state dem
ocratic ticket. Early returns Of
heavy republican gains throughout
the state led many Of the party lead
ers to hope that it might be carried
by Mckinley and FlOry, but while the
state at large was doing excellent
work for the republican cause, the
battle was lost right here in St. Louis
under the eyes Of the state republican
committee. The normal republican
majority Of 1900 in this city was
wiped out by the democratic vote.
The republicans are claiming fraud
and charging the result to the election
law passed by the last legislature.
The record Of the vote In the state
is still incomplete. J. n. Seibert,
chairman Of the state democratic
committee, claims the state has gone
democratic by about 10000. Bryan
and the entire democratic state ticket
have certainly carried the state, but
by considerably reduced Pluralities
from 1896. Bryan's plurality in 1896
was 5s,727 and Stephens 1888. The
state legislature is again democratic
and may have a plurality Of so On
joint ballot.
The democrats claim to have elected
Is Of the Is congressman in the state.
It is certain that they have secured
at least u. Barthold (rep.) from the
Tenth district, and JOY (rep) from
the Eleventh district, were reelected.
James Butler has been elected to con-
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that Mr.. Bryan would carry Greater
New York by at least $4,000. The
democrats claimed that Bryan would
carry New York from $4,000 to 10000,
Richard Croker sent AIr. Bryan tel
egrah informing him that though the
state had gone heavily republican,
New York county, which In 1896 gave
Mckinley $4,000 plurality; had been
carried by the democratic electors by
$4,000, a gain OF $4,000. Mr.. Croker
was also quoted as saying: mo power
Of earth-nOthing but his death-can
prevent Mr.. Bryan from remaining the
national leader Of people"
Bryan's Majority In LouI-iana.
New Orleans, Nov 7.-Bryan,s ma
fority IN the city VIII be about Il, 900
an in the state 10000. All the dem
ocratic nominees for congress in LOui-
siana are elected
Quiet Election In Georgia
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. Georgia went
democratic by 10000 to $4,000 All OF
the democratic congressman are elect
ed. The election was strikingly quiet,
no disorder Of any kind occurring any
where. The congressman were re-
elected practically without opposition
-Alabams Goes So Usual.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. Bryan
sweeps Alabama, carrying every coun-
ty in the state. The majority viii be
upward Of Is, 900. The democrats elect
all nine of the congressman.
Death Nay Follow victory.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. News
from OPelika, Just received, is that
GoE-elect Sanford is very low, with
but little hopes Of recovery.
Mckinley Carries HIS County
Canton, o., Nov. Practically COM
plete returns show that Mckinley viii
carry his home county by 1000 ma
5ority, a gain Of 1,16O over 1896,
srev-n-ou Loses His Precinct.
Bloomington, IL, Nov. In Adlai
Z. SteEensOn's home precinct the vote
was: Mckinley, 500; Bryan. ia.
B-yan's BlE Lass at Home
lincoln, Neb., Nov. Lincoln com
plete gives Mckinley majority OF
1,602, a republican gain Of SIS over
1886.
RspubI1cau Claims In Iuin0Ia-
Chicago, Nov. T-Chairman Rowe,
Of the republican state central COM
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GOV WILLIAM EUGENE STANLEY.
tieauy admit that they have little
show except for the election Of con
gresham in the third district.
Wyandotte county. gives Mckinley
about 1000 majority and Gov Stan
ley about the same. FusiOnists elect
two Of the three representatives.
Cubbison (rep.) for state senator
has a-majority Of less than 100.
It is estimated that Montgomery
county win give Mckinley $50 ma
iority. Stanley PC, LTVhestlegl. go.
Conrad 265; a republican gain OF
about 700. The republicans elect
their entire county ticket.
Mckinley has carried Franklin
county by about 225. Stanley falls
some behind. The whole republican
ticket, with the possible exception
Of county commissioner, is elected by
small majorities. Bryan carried this
county four years ago by 557.
Twenty precincts out OF % IN Lin
coin county have given Bryan 195
majority and Breidenthaf 215; Dun
ham (dem.) for representative, 19s.
Tully Scott for congress has $50;
Dykes, 457; Reeder, 735. The entire
fusion county ticket is elected.
Ellis county gives Bryan 5sz major
ity; Breidenthal, 623; John Schlyer
Cdem.) is elected representative by
700 majority. State senator about
standOff.
The republicans carried johnson
county with an estimated majority
Of 200 for Mckinley against 80 for
Bryan in 1896. F. ". SPonable, for
state senator, has IN this county about
the same majority. T. L. HOgues for
representative, has more than 800 ma
jOrity. The state and. congressional
tickets received about the same vote
as Mckinley. The heavy rePublican
gains were in the country
Incomplete returns indicate that
Bryan carried Saline county by~a
small majority; Mcmillan, fusion, de-
feated NEohler (rep.) for state senator
from Saline and Ottawa counties By
800; Bean (fusion) defeated Osborn
(rep.) speaker Of last house, for rep
resentative.
Mckinley. carried Sumner county BY
$50. TIE republicans elected Simons,
senators Lawrence, representatiys
and the entire republican ticket. Re
sult IN the Seyenty-fourth legislative
district IN doubt.
Incomplete returns indicate major
tiles for the entire republican ticket
IN Atchison county. with the excep-
tion Of county attorney and district
Judge, and with the result for coHntT
representative IN doubt with fndica-
tons for the election q the fusion
candidate. Mckinley and STANLEY car
ried the county by perhaps 500. David
Martin, fusion candidate for assoeiats
justice, and g. ~. Click. deDocraf.
for congress in the First district. ben
Of whom I've in Atehis0n, did not z77r,
much ahead Of their tickets.
Mckinley carries Osborzs countg
by 3s7 pluralitys Stanley By 8
Reeder for Congressman By 4O6
Lyon county gave Mckinley small
plurality, not more than 100. With
the Stanley and BreideHthaI. vote -
doubt Higgins state senatozzsl
candidate, defeated BY Wright. pop
Mist and Buck, Republican candidate
for Judge defeated Cor the 5fcz
judgeshiP by Dennis h[adds1, pop7lllzf
Hamer (rep.l and zs[ozs (pop-5 zu
go % the Legislature.
Mani esmtT gave nley 90
majority Stanley. s
go. and EleEntuetcn. fereze1fa
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gress in the Twelfth district over
William Horton by a plurality Of about
1000. The republican committee says
it has indisputable evidence Of fraud
and boasts that Butler VIII never be
seated
Bryan and the state ticket, with
the exception Of Dockery for govern
or, apparently carried the city by
about 1000. With the aid of the labor
vote, Flory ran away ahead Of his
, ticket and carried the city over Dock
cry BY about 5000. The democrats
claim a1Itheeity Offices, including three
circuit judges, sheriff and county
attorney. The democratic landslide IN
this city is the topic Of the day. II
is attributed to the general dissatis-
faction with the Zeigenheim admins
traiOn, which has kept the city with
out lights for months and has been
unable to secure sufficient revenue to
keep the various municipal depart
ments In decent operation The dem
Ocrats, however, say the new election
law gave them the victory, saying II
was the first time they have ever had
an honest count in this city
st. Louis VIII doubtless hold its
worlds fair In 1903. The constitu-
tionaI amendments Nos. 4 and haTs
been adopted practically without Op-
position. Big majorities for the
AMENDMENTS are reported al over the
state. One Of the amendments au-
thorizes st. Louis to issue s5,0OO,OoC
municipal bonds, and the other pro
vides for state appropriation Of 81,
O00,O 600 for an exhibit. st. Louis VIII
stin have to raise about $500. 900 more
by popular subscription before It can
secure the s5,OOO.O00 appropriated By
congress to aid the fair
Kaasas cry swept By Republroans.
kansas City. No, Nov T.-Kansaf0
City went republican yesterday beyond
the expectation Of the most hopeful
republicans Except constable OF
two the democrats saved nothing in
tha. city. Mckinley carried the city
BY L65s, but the republican county
ticket was far ahead everywhere. Con
gressE1an CoWher5 ran away from his
ticket Both factions Of the demo
crate and many sound money demo
Gratis voted foF him and BOWS p,iu-
raiitT 81 the city was only 81 Bud
1em5era leaders 40 not hope that
.e Tets 81 which rstur11e
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
Porto Rice Has AZ F1eotro-

San Juan. NOV. lit is estimated
that 5000 republicans voted at the
election Tuesday for a commissioner
to congress and members OF the house.
Of delegates. Not more than 200 fed
erals voted.
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New York, Nov. Election returns
Indicate that the republicans have car
ried New York state BY about $4,000
and that the democrats have carried
Greater New York by about 1880.
This forms one Of the surprises Of the
campaign for the reason that the repub-
lean chairman and candidate for gov
ernOr, Mr.. Ode1, had claimed the
state in his ante-electiOn estimates by
only 100000 and the republicans gen
orally have been willing to cOncede
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
- Imnrors - IN -.

Washington. Nov. 6.-During the
coming winter 1t is expected extern
siTe changes viii be made IN the his
torical white house The number Of
rooms is to be more than doubled,
and the whole general effect Of the ex-
fensive mansion is to be altered by
an expenditure Of about 100000.
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Lincoln, Neb., Nov. Mr.. Bryan
said that he would not make any state
ments as to the result OF the election
until later. He said he desired to ;lave
as complete returns as were PrOcura-I
bic before announcing any conclusions.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
alEsa Eash aIedIeal OoiIsss $4,000

Chicago, Nov 3--The gift Of $50, 900
made by DR.. Nicholas Sem to the
Rush medical college fnsures the be
ginning Of a building project which
win give the college what Is planned
to be the finest equipped structure for
medical education IN the west. The
cost viii be S25O,OOO.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
- ELEeroRAL vorE
states Carried By hIekinlsy and Bryan IN
1900 Compared win the EloctIOa
-Four Tsars Ago.

Where the 1900 electoral vote is not
shown, the result was in doubt or
claimed by both parties, at the hour
this table was prepared.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
-. - RemarEabls CampaIFn.

Lincoln, Neb-, Nov. 6--Conident and
smiling graciodsly upon his neigh
bors-.1lr. Bryan returned to Lincoln
Sunday evening after the longest
campaign tour on record Since Ieay-
ing Lincoln on September 1e Mr.. Bry-
an has Travelled $4,000 miles and de-
lirered $50 sneeches.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

Washington. Nov. 6.-The president
has issued an executive order admit
ting free Of duty Christmas presents
and sOuTe1ira. sent by soldiers IN China
TO friends IN the United states. The
privilege = the sane as was extended
to soldiers n the Philippine one
year ago.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

New YORK, E5F- e.7rs- Rafesla
Crisanria. mother Of I've childrens
leW - S rage because her son ever
turned . plate e soup At the table,
and spFinging At hins bore BIN %
the fosrs and BIT hia saFagely until
the boz escaped and ran screaming
down the street-Ile boys wounds
md - - cl1ezr5zed- Tie r
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

Tell City, Ind, Nov. 3.-Thursday
night burglars forced the safe in the
Office OF James DoOlitfle. trustee Of OIL
township, Perry county, and took 81
600 in cash. and valuable notes The
money belonged to the township and
had been reserved for schOOIhOuse
purposes
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

most or them nope for is that they
can save one Of the two city members
Of the legislature who have county
townships IN their district.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 7.-On the basis
OF the limited returns from the state.
republicans claim Kansas by $4,000 20
10000 for the national ticket and 25.-
900 for the state ticket; the election q
every republican congressman with the
possible exception OF the Third dis
trict. Republicans claim the legisla-
ture by safe majority on joint ballot
insuring the election Of United States
senator. The populists concede that
republicans carried Kansas and prac-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09
4 RHLEY AND ROOSEVELT.
Republican Nominees for Highest
Offices in the Land Tndorsed
BY q Large Majority.
BsYLE's ELECTORAL VOTE DECREASED.

ne Party IN Power Carrie. An the states
Il W08 In 1895. Except Kentucky, and
Adds 70 the List EEnsas aad Several
Othsr Far WssteEn ststss-aIajo GRITTY In
Hoass Of RaprsssntatIFez-
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nom. These gave the following re
suits Mckinley, t.477s Bryan, 1910
The net republican gain is I1-3 per
cent A gain Of g per cent. is needed
20 carry the state.
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STILL TRUE TO DEH6GRHGF
Missouri Gives Bryan a Substantial
Plurality andeEleets Alexander
II. DOckery Governor.
BEHOeRLTlG INCREASE IN ST. LOUIS.

while that city Gave HEcKInley 3 Elaiorfty
Of 1890 IA 1885, the EePublioan EaT
tIonal Ticket Scared OnIy About 5000
This Year, While the Whole DemoorsfIo
CITY Ticket Is Victorious
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uittee declares his belief that Richard
yates, foEgOFerHor, would. have a
plurality u Illinois equal to. that on
the national ticket me returns make
3lczfnleEss plurality 100000 in the
STATE but they are not disposed TO eon-
any sue5 majority tor Yates ever
e AEsehHlers the democratic
1rsri1ee returns nom the cor
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FUSION Falls III KBHslS
Tbs Republican Party, for fss EiEss
Time Since 1888, Sweeps the
state for Mckinley.
lLs0 STATE TICKET AND LEeIsuIUsE.

BspuBuoana Claim seven OF EIEht Con-
Ersssmen and say VFhsatlsY Has "a
Essn Chance 60 VIA "a ths Ehird als-
trloe-Prssidsnt E[eEZIalsy Has = llasor-
ItFof Nearly 10000.
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me vote 81 vermont.

White River Junction, Vt, Nov. L.
With half a hundred small towns to
be heard from ont Of a total Of 246
McKinley's plurality is 10000, with
probability Of the missing towns aug
menting this perhaps 100 in total
Of 5000.
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gresham James ". Ryan tdsm.j by
100 majority Ryan two years ago
had $500 majority. This district com
prises SchuylLzilI county, in which
there are more mine workers than any
other county IN the state. The en-
tire republican county ticket was
elected and Mckinley had 1900 plural
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

Washington, NoT. .-Representative
Loudenslager. Of New Jersey, seere-
tary Of the republican eongressional
committee claimed the election Of
2o4 republicans to the next house, a
majority over all OF 81 The demo
cratic congrsssional headquarters sre
practically deserted They conceded
however, that the next house would
be safely republican but declined TO
EIi1ers Fofed Tor Eepubtieaas
PhiIadslphis. ToT. I'm She Eair-
teenth congfessioral tlfstriet fscEss
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An oas way IN New jersey.

Newark, n J., Nov. THE delayed
election returns continue to increase
the republican pluraIities. Six Of
the eight congressman VIII be re-
publicans and there is a possible
ity that the Fourth district, which
was credited to the democrats by the
first returns, viii be republican on the
corrected vote.