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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-05
What the Vote shows.

N'ANi Inv ' ole iNipNH-
comparison of the official returns
of population and voters in New ,Ier-
sey shows that there nre ,SS3, 500 in
habitants and there were 400, SD names
on the poll books. This shows ono yol-
or for each GA persons in the total
populations This il rather less than
what ~ considered the normal proper
tion of voters to population. through
~ estimating probable vote ii is GUS
tomnry to take five persons to the vote
The population of Hudson County is
1856, 0iS and the total vote was %, 5i4
or .. "A persons to the voter, or .2i more
than the average This shows that no
unusual or illegal swelling of the vote
occurred, IA is generally suspected ont
side of Hudson
There is little doubt that both part
les got out their entire vote, for an or
binary estimate ut the rntc of five per
sons, women, children and aliens, To
each voter, the total vote would have
been 3;G, ,3i, or % 40 less than the
total vote of the State rs shown by the
poll books.
The great preponderance of Repuh
hcan votes should satisfy any ono that
the State New Jersey is Republican.
The Republican plurality for Presi-
dent Mckinley was $500, but the
real strength of the party can be seen
better ON the vote for Assemblymen,
which shows Republican plurality of
90, lS3 How the Democrats expect to
carry this State in the Gubernatorial
election next year does not appear.
They are making claims but they are
based upon iridescent dreams. Jer-
sey City Journal.
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MARRIAGES.

H0LCOMBE - PETRIE Il In Lambertyille,
Nov. 18th, 1900, by Rev. Ii A Maekubbin,
Harry A, Holcombe 70 Miss Nellie NJ Petrie:
this city
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Blood Humors

1t doesntmake any difference wheth-
er you believe in the modern theory
and speak Of the causes Of diseases as
referable to germs, microbes or bacilli,
or whether you use the older and better
understood terms Of humors " and
blood diseases - Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla cures them all.
1t cures scrofula, salt rheum or
eczema, catarrh, rheumatism, malaria
and all other blood poisons; nervous
troubles. debility and that tired feeling.
This is not merely modern theory; it
is solid up-to date fact.
Salt rheum on my hands so sewers had to
wear gloves most Of the time. and could not
shut my thumb and finger together, was
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.n Mrs. A. u.
SPAULDiEG, North Searsport, Me
My three months old boy was cured of a
very bad case Of scrofula by Hoods Ssrsapa-
rillan WIN. II. GARNER, West Earl, Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-05
LAMBERTVILLE. N. J.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 5, 1900.

An Irishman living in England, rul-
ing New York, is somewhat anomalous
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-05

ton fleece, only SOC.
Sixty pairs, first quality, bought
before the advance in cotton, to be
sold ut 56c., worth Zoe
Sixty-ive pairs, worth 100, to
be sold at 75e.; a very decided bar
gain.
One case of all-wool Grey Blank
cts, desirable light shade, pretty
borders, worth 50, 10 be sold at
$3.50.
The extra large size, same shade
of grey, worth 81, to be sold at SO.
California Blankets of choice
soft woods, should go 10 the homes
of every provident family when
offered at the prices we are able to
quote, $500, s4.87, SIS 3S, $6.97,
$500 and $1,000. All have very
attractive borders.
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AN OPPORTUNE TIME FOR GOOD VALUES
TIE GRAND DEPOT

moderate temperature OF our
Fall we found the merchants and greatly oyocked with
clothing all ACCOMPLISHMENTS MISSES CfDKENo
COATS JACKETS under their real value We have
o a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-05

If you walk or stand much, and your
feet get tired, pain and ache; if they are
tender feverish or sweaty, 'Rough on
Buuions" will give case and comfort ut
once, aud hArdens the feet to stand any
demands made upon them. Also cures
Bunions and Corns Ask for "Rough on
Bunions, Doc at druggists, or sent by
mail. +. $. WELLS, Chemist Jersey
City, N. ].
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Hoods SarsapariEla

Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hoods 81 be sure 10 get Hoods.
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Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, Mt Klines.
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Leave New York Dpsbrosses St via Trenton
500, II.0J a m, 100, } 90 30, and 900 sun
DAY 600 pm.
Cortlandt Street co. lt00 m, I.tG, Co 4 81
and 90 p III. Sundays, GOO IN.
West Twenty-third Street Station, 10 aud l0.51
a m, II SIS, 2.55. 425 and 555 Sundays. 5.65
pm.
~ 10 a IN = 40 4 IS and 8 II III. week days
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street stattOn1 r
and O6 a ~ 1900 noon, 2,31. 552 % aud IT,
p III. Sunday, 702 pm.
Leave Trenton 81, 9.a5 III, LEO, 5.27. AZ, NJ.
aud SO p M. Sunday, 753 m.
Arrive fambcrtyiile Ssh, id.22 a IN, la.
5O7, 6.2s and ST p m sunday, s.27 p III
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Leave Lambertvlle for Pennington SD Ia, : ;
aud 09 III. weekdays.
Arrive Pennington Is IN, ? 81 AMI 5s3 p III
week days.
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Trains from Philadelphia and Nee FORK

Arrive New York, via Trenton. s2s 10 80 and
/ 80 M, 2.l3. 4.5S, I 0} and $40 IN. SUNDAY
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Leave Pennington 7.45 a IN, 70 35 and s55 IN
Arrive rive; l.ambertville $40 m LIS and aa1 m
weekdays.
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We have, with

W have, with
out a question, the
greatest stock of
BLANKETS ever
submitted to the
trade
enty- fl V e
pairs " Mill I'm
periects, " large
size heavy cot
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j. b. HUTCHINSON.
General Manager
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Leave Iambertvlle Tor Manunka Chunk So
1922 ~ I.97, 5.G7 and s.27 M. sunday, So PA.
For Phiilpsbutg and Easton oaiy, 6.2s p week
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New York Swell TailOrs
Fancy
w AR'SasasE
Smitiaags

This Fall than of any other fabrics,
and as we are always in touch with
the fashions, we are showing Just now
a most beautiful assortment of fancy
patterned worsted suits, embracing
small and medium checks, broken
stripes. and subdued plaids
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
NEGRO FATALLY WOUNDED.
Was shot Twice In the stomach ny
Hubert SteIIIes.


Alfred Wilson. colored. was shot and
fatally wounded last night by Hubert
stcilies The ARRAY occurred shortly be
fore midnight at tho grocery store OF Al
fred stellies, Hubcrt's brother. AZ Rcy-
uoids and jackson streets. The wounded
man was taken TO the Georgia infrmary.
where upon examination IL was found
that he had received two wounds IN the
stomach and probably would not live I'M
til daylight.
When seen shortly after the shooting
Stelljes said that q had been done IA
self defense. but further than this he did
not care 20 talk The shooting was seen
hy number Of persons. mostly negroes.
and from ono OF these Il was learned that
Wilson had been put ont Of the store
shortly before the shooting occurred AMI
that he had started hack 90 the store with
the expressed intention OF killing stellles
and with his hand on his rear pocket
when the latctr fired.
steIies after the shooting went 10 the
barracks IN company with his brother aud
gave himself up.
Wilson is known 20 he a hard character.
and IN fact at the time he was shot. was
a trusty al the barracks. being employed
a. a kind Of stable boy. lie was arrested
sunday. two weeks ago, on the charge OF
cursing and lighting on the street
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
MATHEWS TRIAL ON TO-DAY.
DEFAULTING MANAGER or MUIR
PHY a 90. Will FACE A JURY.

Three Cases of Larceny After Trust
Are 20 ne Tried, and Pair OF
Days. ~ IL Expected. VIII BE Nee
essary to Determine Them-t hRrE-
ed with Appropriation Of sT.Ooo
Belonging to HIS Empioyers-In-
teresttnR stdeIiRht- 10 ne Thrown
On Case Daring the TriaI-Murphy
90 he Gone Into ny Defense-IIow
the stolen Money Went.
The trial OF W e. Mathews. on three in
dictments alleging larceny after trust
from HE employers, Murphy Co. viii
beEin in the Superior Court this morning
The trial of Mathews viii consume the
time OF the court ID s. believed. for Two
days at least and interesting develop
ments are confidently predicted.
Mathews is charged hy the prosecutors
in the case of whose Savannah Office ~
was manager. With taking something like
y7"o The history Of his fitting from Sa-
vaunah 20 Alaska aud the wild chase that
was made by sevesal detectives after him
is publ, property having become a moro
than twlcc-told tate There are features
In the case. however. that have never
come out and II Is these that are expected
To furnish the priuclpl. excitement during
the trial.
Mathews will be defended by Messrs 6
r. * J. r. Cam. u is understood that a.
u part Of the scheme OF tho defense a. 81
thoroughly into the manner iu which IN
business OF Murphy a Co b. conduc.ei.
Co he end thai the defendant may b. vim
dictated 20 some extent Boa the public eye.
10 not in che minds OF tho twelve men Dos
whom ha will b. tried. How this v.ndi-
cation is 10 be brought about has not
been disclosed and the progress Of the
trial VIII b. watched closely. partly on
this very account
There were incidents. too. IN regard 20
Mathews cap4ure that have never yet
seen the light Of day or made acqua'nt-
unce with the public prints. IL Is said
that h. was arrested some two or three
different times and that each separate
batch Of detectives that nabhed him
mulcted him of some OF his il gotten
gains. untn h. struck the pair that
brought him 20 Savannah. Here IA chs
Is other material for interest and excite
mont
The members ~ the firm Of Murphy &
Co have Away said that they have never
recovered "a dollar OF the money Whlc1
they lost but ON the contrary were pW
10 several additional thousand dollars eN-
pense in enecting The capture % their de-
fauiunE manager aud having him brough'
hack for trial n was their purpose. and
their sole purpose. thcy said. 10 make an
example OF him for tho benefit Of others
In their employ who might In the future
he inclined 10 take the same easy road 20
fortune
II indications point 20 anything there
Will be no rcnnquishmens 81 the legal bat
tie on either de. bur 90 viii be fought out
80 the end and every position and point
81 vantage closely ana bitterly contested.
The case Is the common subject of con-
versation among che speculatively- inclin-
Cd segment Of the city's business men.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
a MEDAL AND MONEY.
Theu- Medal and $40 Were Awarded
Among the OEIethorpen.

The Theus medal was presented 90
serEt @ Bourqun Of the Oglothorpe
Light Infantry al tho quarterly meeting
Of the company last night. on the occa-
sion Of the last parade Of the company in
commemoration OF tho First Battle Of
Manassas which was upon the anniver-
sary Of that great victory FOR the south IN
the War between tho States. Mr $ r.
Thcus presented the medal TO the Ogle-
thorpe saying that ~ was his wish that
30 boz worn hy the bess soldier IN the com
maud
Mr. Theus desired 30 understood that u
is moi necessarily the best drilled man IN
"a company who S the best soldier though
proficiency To- handling the piece and
know ledge of arm regulations enter into
the cnsc mbie that makes a man perfect On
command. Capt g.. a Gordon IN pre-
scntiug tho medal. said that oil three ON
GERS OF the Oglethorpes had concurred IN
tho opinion that tho medal should be
awarded TO Sergt Bourquin. as In every
manner that could hc suggested he had
been fahhfnl 20 his duties and TO the trust
deposed in him as "A non-commissioned Of
hccr.
scrgt Bouruuin VIII wear the medal for
"a year. n tho record 90 any member dur
lNs iuN year rufN t.~ta thai OF ser ~.
Bourguiu. the medal viii be- given up by
the latter ana turned over to him vino
may defeat him iu the composition. IL is
believed the contest for the medal will in
spiro great deal ~ interest and that
there VIII h. keen rivalry among the
members for the honor OF wearing 81.
Sergt Bourquiu's record for attendance
upon the assemblies 81 the company dur
Ing tho wear was perfect.
Another prize was presented by Capt
Gordon. This was one of SO 10 the squad
that made the highest average during the
year for attendance upon assemblies. for
condition % iockers and general efficiency
There were four squads competing. Capt
Gordon having divided the company into
that number a year ago The prize WIS
won hy the following. Scrgt. 6 a Mell
Corpl Henry Heller Private Baker, Pri-
waite Brantloy. Private Courtenay. Private
Harmon. Private McCabe aud Private
Spring.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
WILL HOLD MEETINGS.
Effort 30 Re Made to secure n Large
Turnout of the voters.

Turnout of the voters.
An cfIor, will be made by the political
leaders 20 get out a fun vote az the state
and county election tomorrow. owing 10
the lack OF opposition and the general
apathy on the subject. il is feared that
the vote will be small. and that Chatham
county win make a poor showing as com
pared with her record OF former years
This Is not considered desirable.
A meeting OF Icadcrs. candidates and
workers was hch last night at which
the situation was discussed the decision
reached being that meetings should be
held in all the districts tonight FOR the
purpose OF securing a fun turnout OF the
voters.
The rumor that Coroner Goctte will be
a candidate against Dr. J. g.. Keller the
primary nominee for the Office of coro-
ncr. was revived again yesterday. The
coroner WAS 80 n TO have stated la the last
month 10 some OF his friends that he
would run. and 20 Others that be would
not. so that his position seems somewhat
In doubt The rumor vii. probably he set
al rest to-day Or. kclcr's friends are
among those. however. who are moving
TO secure a large turnout Of the voters.
and they evidently wish 10 take no
chances
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
HEooRD OF TIrr c,nrTs.
with Twenty -four shnrpshooters
The, Lend All Others.

The savannah cadets leld aii tho com
p1rics ~ the Gcorria state Troops 90
their rine practice of the season The Co
diets have long boon celebrated Tor their
shooting. aud for several years. ln fact.
over since interest To- that branch 81 mill
ury was aroused in savannah they hove
been leading b. tho records made mp hy
tho inspector general Of rifle practice or
the adjutant general
The nsure Of merit Of che company f.
NOT go high this year rs it has been. ~
ono year lt reached mark that D. viii
he matter OF wonder TO the members
Themselves NJ they over equal Yet tho ng-
are leads az compcttors by many plinis.
80 many a. 20 rut th,m out of The run
ming lt is ll3Ss
Twenty -four members Of the Cadets
qualified e. starpshooters during the sca-
son and seven others made records as
mark men. The hst o. pheuomeual one
Following are the names ~ those VINO
qualified as sharpshooters
Capt Jonu r West. First I.eutenan.
James e.. TyaoD Second IAeutsnan-
George H Richter Firsf Sergeant 4. J
Thorpe. Quarteunaster Sergeant J. u.
'owar. SERGE ~ g.. Hardy. Jr Sergt.
" . Purse. serGt Frank sioat. sergt.
Horace Hrooks Corpl " NJ Conev.
Corp w. O. Thomson Corpl = Kief-
fer. Or Corpl john q Butler Jr. Pri-
vlt's q Hurnham W Il BostWick.
g. D.. uusenbu e. Elders. =. y. Fan
cor. q. D. Elton + y Mauer John NJ
DulouFh 4 II Sauls. ~ T. Sliiiwen
AMI q. Travis
Tho reuortr 81 che Inspectors 81 rife
practice FOR the regiments In the Georgia
S'aie Troops have been sent in 10 the ,n-
spccfor general 81 rifle practice. CO..
George r. cam. and viii soon go on 10
'he office ~ the adiutant general Col
cam will make some recommendation 90
Inc Governor relative 10 the encourage
menr OF rife practice among che troops.
ind % IS probable they viii be followed
80 90" Governor and other Officers
throughout the state are interested in the
matter. and recognize be as very import
ant feature of military training u is
now regarded a. practically certain th1t
rn" contests wui D. held annually In So
yarnah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02

showed The effects OF tho rouEn treatment
boz had received the rkln being badly
bruised srd broken .r "a number 81 place.
He was tifo splitting niooi rtowinF teat
be- had received internal injuries Etl-
IDENTIFY the policeman arrived none 600 soon
for bic we. hslCE
Syssu sid hat hls nome Is o. Ahhe-
NIIc. s. o.. thar Do ho1 been au cu1ln,'r
on tho Southern. hut hsd come 10 So
tnnrat lu search % work
br norton stated. after drcssiuE Man
zies wound. ih8t che wound while % very
etnoIs ~ vel ar dlrgerour one was not
NECESSARILY total Should Mamie recover
from inc shock Doc sold. Do would stand
q fair chance ~ r'ootry
T7" pistol whieh go .oas' two ~ the
wi'n"sssr einim 10 have seen stsan draw
from h.r po kef trd With whIeh thcs A.so
s-sott hr lId ffe shooting vss picked ap
900 OH" font ~ fha stairs leading to t1.
street having been dropped hy sv-an
tho wiires-e- assert. in me attempt 10
return b. to bis bIp pocket
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
SCHOOLS SHOW AN INCREASE.
5.55i CHILDREN wEnE RECsINED
~ OpENING DAY.

Last Year 5.tt~ children Entered.
Incrense u iOi-About 900 More
Than on thc Opening Day Last
Year Arc on the suPerfntendent's
waiting Ltst-Mork Of tho Open-
Ing Day ProEressrd smoothty-Pri-
Nate schools That Opened Nester-
day Also HAD "a Large Attendance.
The public schools Of tho city and
county ana several - the private schools
~ che rliy opened the fan term yestof-
day Tne attendance was largo 81 an
schools showing thlt the children who
we're away for the summer have resrly oil
returned and that they ard their parents
are Interested In their appearance at
hool
In the public schools the record u tho
nrsi day showed an Increase in attendance
over that 81 lat years opening day. This
Increase Hss lca ~ may not be taken.
however. a. "a criterion Of the growth Of
the city or rs school population. a. there
are az names on tho waiting lis' that is
kept by the superintendent for such emil
dren as have not been able 90 find the
places they seek ia the schools This Is
larger by about q" than the nrst OF the
opening last year. 80 &c may he regarded
as the increase.
Following are tables that show the at
tendance AZ the High School and the sew
oral white and coIored grammar schools
yesterday and on the opening day OF last
year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
NEW LINE STARTS TO-DAY.
steamship Allegheny viii Leave
Philadelphia with = Large Cargo.

Philadelphia with = Large Cargo.
The steamship Allegheny. OF the Mer-
chants and Miners savannah-Phnadel-
phia Line. viii leave Philadelphia on he-
initial trip to-day. The Record Of SUNDAY
says:
An DAY yesterday there was contin-
nous stream OF trucks entering the wharf
with merchandise TO be shipped to all 81
the important points OF the South. ami
when the days business had been finished
t. WIS found that the frst steamer. the
Allegheny. was assured a fun cargo. n
was further asccrtained by those in charge
hat al the sailing Of the second steamer
or Saturday. October s. there will be
another large cargo for the Southern ports
The steamer Allegheny will leave this
port for savannah at O'Clock on Tues
day afternoon. and on the following Sal
urtny the Berkshire Will leave Pier q
Tor the same port. The schedule there
after is Allegheny. October 10. Berkshire
October Is; Allegheny. October 70. Berk-
shire. October %. Allegheny. October q:
Berkshire. October 81 Should Il b. found
hat the months business jusilfes A
there viii be put on additional steamera
~ The beginning OF next month. or tust
49, soon as such are required"
Agent Carroll a. smith said Of the out
look for business for the line:
y h8d expected a hearty response TO
the announcement that a new line OF ships
would come TO this city but this response
SURPRISES ali our expectations. The ran-
roads ana shippers in general have done
noby. and We have assurances that not
only the FIRST. but all our vessels. Will
carry large cargocs from Philadelphia to
the south %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
Irs's now DEPUTY DREAMER.
sworn In. and city VIII Have his
Services After Election L. over.

Mr. Robert Creamer took the oath OF
ONCE yesterday before Acting Mayor
Tie,ieman as deputy city marshal the ap-
pontment having been made hy Mayor
Myers before his departure for New
York Afser taking the oath Mr. Creamer
reported 20 City Marshal Power and the
two gentlemen had long and apparently
amicable conference. the indications are
that the work OF The office will proceed
without friction
Mr. Creamer has a large number Of
friends who VIII he pleased az his Undue
ton In Office and who predict for him an
exemplary and satisfactory career IN that
capacity. Deputy Marshal Kelly. who g.
displaced by this latest move after hay
Ing served the city long and ably and
faithfully was busy the greater part Of
tho day IN putting his papers and ac-
counts In shape for inspection.
Mr.. Dreamer stated that owing 20 the
fact that he Is a member OF the County
Board OF Registration his duties IN this
connection will prevent him from devot-
ing much time 20 his new duties untll aft
or the election. after which his services
will be fully Ut the disposition OF the city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
Is AFTER CoRCoRAN.
HnnIon DecIarr. lie l. Ready 90
Plight with one Arm free.

FLEht with One Arm Free.
Jack Hanlou Is stiH after Tommy Cor
,oran lie writes the Morning. News from
baltimore that he would like 70 meet the
victor OF the CorcorIn- williams bout. and
seems TO he pretty well satisfied that he
can do Tor him II that satisfaction is &C
corded him Hanlon seems III sore that
Corcoran will not give him . chance. as
he understands a. 90 show that the draw
declared when the TWO fought some
months ago, can be changed into a victory
for the Philadelphia man
lianlon declares that be is ready 20 sign
articles OF agreement 10 nEht Corcoran
with one arm free Marquis 81 queens
berry rules. AT any time tie is now
matched. he saws. 10 meet Matty Mat
thsws whom he viii light Friday night
ia Philadelphia. There has been consid-
cradle discussion about a Corcoran-Han-
lon bout. the difficulty ia the way OF ar
ranging one seeming 10 be q belief that
Hanlon would not nght unless IL was
agreed 90 break clean. The oue-arm-frcc
concession made by Hanion apparently
leaves it 40 TO Corccrln. who has declared
hv would meet ilanlou N he would Tight
he this style
Hanlon SAYS he wants tho match mr.
ranged without his having 10 come to sa-
Varnah 90 look after 20. He was here not
long siuci In the hope Of inducing Corcp-
ran 10 meet him. hut wa not successful
He says he does not like the idea Of
spending his money too freely when there
Is no certainty that he can get the match
he Is looking for