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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
COOP ROADS PLANS.
Meeting Will Be Held Tuesday
Night In Hoboken.

An impromptu meeting of the Good
Roads Association will be held at the
Ouartette Club (singing room, on Tues
day evening, at eight o'clock. The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year will
take place The report of Committee on
Boulevard Bills will be received, and Wis
it to Trenton will be discussed.
The Boulevard Commissioners will be
present and outline proposed improve
ments among them the completion (side-
walks and electric lights, of Park avenue
extension of the Boulevard loop, which is
considered an immediate necessity by the
association, the laying of asphalt strips
to the ferries and the better cleaning OF
city streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
EGYPT LOANED GUNS.

CBy Gable to The Associated Press)
BRUSSELS. March %, 19OO.-Dr. Leyds,
the Diplomatic Agent of the Transvaal,
has drawn the attention of the Egyptian.
and Turkish Governments to the fact that
the British Government, in the House OF
Commons has admitted that six Maxims
were borrowed from the Egyptian ermy
for use in the Transvaal war, and has
demanded explanations of this breach of
neutrality. declaring that unless the guns
are Immediately returned the Transvaal
will consider the Egyptian Government
has abandoned neutrality and is lendlng
onenIy its assistance to Great Britain.
No 'renIy has been vouchsafed TO this
protest. which was despatched March lS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
LEAGUE OF THE SACRED HEART.

The second annual entertainment and
reception of the League of the Sacred
Heart of the Holy Rosary Church will
take place at Woods Hall, on Barrow
street. Thursday evening, April 10. The
entertainment will be given for the benefit
of the church. Special attention will be
paid to the music, which will be under
the direction of Professor Giacomantonio.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
CANDIDATES VISIT GREENvlLLE.

Street and Water Commissioners Hauck
and Nolan visited their Seventh ward
friends yesterday afternoon. 1t wasn't
political canvass, they said, just little
rest from business cares which quiet and
calm Greenville could alone afford. How
ever, they were cordially greeted by the
Democratic population, and left feeling
assured that the Seventh ward would do
its duty on election day
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
SUCCESS OF SHAMROCK AND ROSE

One of the most successful plays ever
presented by the Catholic Club Dramatic
Union was given last night for the last
of three times to a crowded house. The
n1av "shamrock and Rose was pre-
sented admirably by the amateurs ana
everybody who witnessed it, gave the
young people merited credit.
1t is estimated that fully two thousand
people witnessed the show. 1t was under
of 81 Mary's Church. one of the most
popular societies connected with the
church.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
FRoMMEL VS.. ERIE RAILROAD.

Councilman Oscar Frommel. of Hobo
ken, has engaged Lawyer Eberhardt to
sue the Erie Railroad Company for tres
passing and to compel it to remove a
switch on property which he claims IS
his at the foot of Eighth street. The rail-
road and Frommel have been disputlng
the ownership of the property IN ques-
zion for some time. Frommel claims that
he has had it surveyed and has just
grounds for the suit he is about to in
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
SHE HID HIS SOCKS.
Streitwo1f Divorce in Argument
Stage.

Vice Chancellor Pitney heard arguments
TODAY on the matter of the much ventil-
ated Streitwolf divorce suit wherein Mrs.
Streitwolf seeks the severance of the
marital contract because of her husband $
cruelty.
From the testimony it appeared that
when he couldn't find his socks he insist
ed that his wife purposely hid them and
for this offense he thrashed her.
Ex-senator Robert Adrain defended the
husband who denied the wife's accusa-
tions. The trouble was, he said, her
internal temper. No decision was given.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
BROWN CASE CLOSED.
Special Master Will Advise a De-
cree for Mr.. Brown.

Special Master William A. Lewis, to
whom was referred the testimony in the
divorce suit of Alfred Brown against his
wife, Ada, will tomorrow send his report
to Chancellor McGill. The testimony, un-
contradicted, showed criminal relations on
the part of the defendant with several
people, and the Special Master has ad-
vised a decree vincula matrimonii
An effort was made to reopen the case
on the part of Mrs. Brown, but no proof
of illegality of service being shown the
attempt failed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
RIPARIAN BOARDS MEETING.

The State Board of Riparian Commits
sioners held lengthy session today .
Governor Foster Voorhees, presided and
all the Commission was present. Among
the number of applications for grants was
one from the American Dredging Com
pany for a strip of land on the Delaware,
at Camden. The Commissioners allowed
the grant at $12 per foot.
A number of grants passed at the re-
cent meeting were signed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
FIRE IN vARNlSH WORKS.

A large quantity of varnish stored in 2o(
tanks in the yards of the plant of the
Hotopp & Co. varnish works. at the head
of First street. Hoboken, caught fire this
afternoon. There was for time fear for
the surrounding property, but the fire de-
partment quickly got control of the flames
and prevented 1t spreading beyond a small
portion of the yard. The loss amounted
to $500.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
DEFECTIVE FLuE CAUSED FIRE.

A defective flue set fire last evening to
the apartments of Thomas Corell on the
first floor of No. 9S Chestnut avenue. The
damage was slight. Firemen soon ex-
tinguished the flames. but the fire broke
out again shortly before nine o'clock this
morning and the firemen were again
called to the scene. But little damage
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
FOR THE POOR OF THE CITY.

The Kings Daughters of Unknown Will
ling Workers Circle connected with ST.
Paul M. E. Church, on Third street, will
give an entertainment tomorrow night in
the auditorium of the church. for the
benefit Of the poor of the city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
ToNlGHT's EVENTS.

Marksman medals to be presented to the
Fourth Regiment.
Republican ward conventions
Stag euchre, st. Patrick's Catholic CLUB
Lecture "Japan-Korea," Emory Metho-
dist Church. 1,s.5,-e
'eWireless Telegraphy," st. Peters Hall
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
PUcKETT'S BAIL $1,000.

Police Justice Nevin this morning fixed
the sum of $1,000 as bail in the case of
Charles Puckett. who is charged with as
saulting John OANeil with intent to kill
by shooting him through the mouth, in
an argument over rubber shoe on the
night of March is.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
HoBoXEn'S PUBLIC FUNDS.

Comptroller Frederick Kaufman has ten
dered his annual report of the condition
of Hoboken's public funds. Good balances
remain in nearly all, the principal ones
[ being as follows:-Public schools, s26,5o0;
police, $14, $685.; poor, a,05434; street
cleaning, 1,022.61; lamps and gas, S6,Vai;6d;
fire. S1711264; electrical expenses. 5000;
salary. s9,551.73; printing and stationery,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
ARLINGToN OEMETERY

Was the first Landscape Lawn Cemetery In
the State. Lot owners have no expense for
care of grounds, nor for fencing. If you need
a cemetery lot land every family needs one).
YOU will be interested in Its beauty and neat
ness its moderate prices and easy terms OF
uayment Office in jersey City. 2S9 Washing
ton street. Provident Savings Bank Tele-
phone No. 81.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
TWO HORSES AND A HOUSE BURNED

A small frame building owned by Henry
Won seggern, at No. sS9 Fifth street, Ho-
boken, was burned to the ground this
afternoon shortly after u O clock and two
horses burned, one to death and the other
SO badly that it was necessary to shoot
ii. sThe loss is about $3.50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

The Sixth and Ninth Ward Democratic
Clubs will hold ratifications meetings
next Monday night. The candidates will
be present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
POTTS WANTS REApPoINTMENT.

Police Justice ]. Herbert Potts is anx-
ious to succeed himself, and to that end a
petition, which had been circulated for
signature among his friends, reached
Mayor Hoos this morning praying for that
desirable position.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
LAMP EXPLODED BUT DID NO HARM

A kerosene lamp exploded last night at
Has o'clock in the apartments OF John
Alberct of No ASS Jersey avenue. No
damage was done.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. March %. 19oo.-Forecast
for the thirty-six hours ending at elgn5
P. NJ. Friday. For New York City ana
vicinity:-Generally fair tonight until MD
night; Friday rain in morning and fore
noon. fair in afternoon; fresh north 10
east winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
MA1TERS or FACE

--5rores factories and institutions can now
get their supplies as good any N II house
at D. e. Cleary & Co.'S wholesale grocery
can serve them. Complete stock. low prices.
stores Montgomery and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
FLAG FOR NO. S ENGINE HOUSE.

The members of No. Engine Company,
on Sixth street, will raise a handsome
flag this afternoon presented to Captain
Costigan by committee of ladies who re-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29

Delays are dangerous Those who have
poor, weak. impure blood should take Hood $
Earsaparilla at once It never disappoints.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-03-29
SUPPOSE.

SUPPOSE a member of
your household Is
suddenly and dam
gerousIy ilI--Immed-
late attendance of a
physician meansiife
or death--hoW most
quickly obtain that
attendance ?
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
| The New Yorkand New
Jersey Telephone Co.
100 Market St., Newark, N. J.
8 Erie ST., Jersey City. n. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
starry Budrys.

-s+%Es 80 F#EE-&%- +=r"M4lE-5 rEta&E gAG&E--F=
Starry mleszczuch trzech cue
show, chudYch jak sam mieszezu"
chow. do pokoiu przysywai prawi:
ost:ss kami JUL gonie. troska gneti.
skron,e, 3 : was kazdy TO
s1e bawl!
Pora wziad '. s;s DO piracy! Tsd
.najstarszy Ignacy J ~ jamie j "
Stauisiawie. Kto do iakiej roboty
czuie wlecej ochoty. ma prowincY!!
czy We Wsrs.awie. ...
Pc sto rubli ioa droge. wiscej
dad ME uoge. leez szanulcle, DO to
grssz ostatni. D}ogosiawie wan
dziec,, n,echal los wan zssw,eci.
lPovracajcle azczesl;ni, dostatni.
Wsieli rubie. . paps jeden.
|drugi cmok : }ape. Dz,ekowali "a
wsparc,e i rady. Wlelce ~us2cze6li-
wien', czujac grosze v k ,l'as4sn
wyrussyli v swat szokac posadv.
sta7emu sig ulzyio, gdY trsech
aYnk6w ubyao, mYkial eaten :
w3asnyoh wygodaeh. Traydsieessteys
milat dzlonek. Wtem u brauy
ldrgnaf dssvonek !, krok s.YYchat Pc:
spieszns "a schodach.
w kilka minut Y pokolu Igna,
wdsiwnym stat stroju, v kept !
kurtke PR oda.siiasnSwz,rzYsta. Star,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
3 GAL ], |. |

w ~TARNOPOLU. W Galicyl
zdarzYl sie charakterYetycsny W.
,padek. Dwsj hrab,owie, Baworow-
xxi i starzenskl, poszli do LASH,
gd1ie popadh y konfkt : le6nl
czym. LesniozY ME m,sl ocboty
znles6 sniswsgi ze etronY paalrn'a,
hrsbiegs, "a co hr, Stsrrehiskl rzu-
oil eie ma nlego kijem. Ma klrz'Yk
napadnietego nadbiegt 15-letni syn
~ae6niczego, kt6rY dla obronY oioa
,strzeli{ : rewolweru. W nsstepstwie
tego obu aresz,owano j odstawiono
do sledstwa v Tarnopolu, ale......
ME obu hrabidw, tylko le6nlczeggo i
jego sYna.
PRzEMYsL. W Przenyslu
Tod pewnego czasu 50 regularnlte
ma porzadku dzienn1m awaatulry
misdsy robotnlkami socyallstam' Z
roboin,kami kstollckimi, ~nalezaaccsYg--
mi do ,Plrsyjazzaiis'. Provo k'uiaaoc q
zachovuja sie q piierWs, Urs2adzajjqq
onl5 tam tzw .,przzyjjaasa,nii ,'l'5aa ffors=
malnie aasadskk bIa ieh j k sslls (
s.uzywaaiao ~ teggo nawet noza'
N ajba,rddlssilejj ~.agorzaayoh .usohvalss
so6w: sk6rsk,ero, Goebllaa I G ('1ra'Ei's
aresytorela \ s nsl'ltt takash AVIAN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
gz1161d tollalIl
u Silver u

~ go .S.ss1 A5E@I@$sa$s|
zsrscamY uwage Sssnow
mel Publecsno5ci Silver. Lake.
u o~1rsymslismy vleIka Ioit
to~er6w lat,wych. ktorYchl
ceny znac.nie obniiYli5mg.
Many teras wIekssy vYb6r
q aalisl, k'edy prsedtem.
UBRAN
Meekii,e / ali chtopc6w ubrsnia
wraxnsltllrh koloEauE nlA1nox.
szef modY rsYmalismY tsrss j.
- ;pe0nl q iyadoNotlmY'
tIiaEseaasso kt6ryD4sss skiad az
Depsrtanent Kapel4szy.
Ma kspeluszach ola metcsyxn
j chiopc6W oszczedz.cie pienladze
kupuiac Cd mas. Marry vielkl=
wY66r Y rOzmaitYch mode1ach i
kol0rach. przeto mozecie dostac q.
q mss TAXI kapelusz jakl wan sig
spodoba.
Dopartalment Obuwla.
Tr1swlkl / Buty dostan1ecie
najlepsEe d mas. Kto ras Cd mas
pare trzew,kow hub but6w kupl,
ten xostanle nasxym kostnmerem
M zawsse. R~eparaoye wykonu]emY
spIesznie l dobrSe.
s4GaG1 rssS0
Many tskze wieiki wyb6r
wlerzohaien spodni roboczyoh
(oYerslis), kosEul, rekaWiozek,
cha,teczek, sselek. kufelt6x, va
lick l t. d.
Jeste6mY dobrzy kstol cy przs-
to obsiuzymY kaidego rzetelnie.
+. A. S1lBAL & 60.
Silver Lake, Minn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
" sprawie morderstwa
~choInlckiego.

choInlckiego.
W spraw,e tego mofderFstv q
p,rlestuch,wsno alka o at,l,..
mnsd.y inns,npi rsota,k AZ M 'pr
L1eavsy'ego. kppoa sydovst'eea
EEGuustawa gasparYJ Jego sp5Jzztedd d.
w.aczke j uczDla han.diowego-
Grudzadskf ,Geselligs" .
glasza tresd cztefeoh kart poocasto-
wycb, Y st5sowanycAh do W'ntera
prsez zyJ6wki selma Tlachller j
Meta CasparY. Te ksrty f~1adcza,
70 miedzy zanordovanYm WiDte~
rem . tydovlami istnlaly dosc
scls1o st6sunki.
,,Staatsbuerger Ztg-" pisze. ze
0 sledztwie oblegaja nieprawdzlwg'e
ssczeg6ly v .tym celu, sby zatrzett.
6lady zbrodni, kt6ra jak ME ulega
rE-.4@ IN -. ~HEEtg. 81 -. - r|.-E- rs. ~.
watpli wosci, popelnlll zydzl: Antv'
semic1, organ postanowli temus
jak po~iadaI przez
.og}aszanie rlezaprzeczonych fakt6W
0 zhrodn, choin,cklej. Dls ogtasza
sprawozdanie pier Sszego prokura-
tora Stetlegasta z 20 kwietnia,
kt6re dotaczone jest do skt Sled
Sprawozdanie rowiada
wy1aznle, re Wlntefa zamordowa-
W celach rYtualnYcbl co WYkaf.
zuja, wed}ug prokura5ora S%ettegasta,
nastepujace poszlakj. y lspos6b
wYkonan'a zbrodni; . ze zbrodnia
pred W,elkanoca; 81
cia{a W,ntera, ktore male
ziono " r6znycb miejscacb; ~ ze.
W Chojnicach podobna
Jest do zbrodnl v Skurczu /
s. 70 v dniu sbrodnl, =
vice, II marca. bYio y Chojnicach
bardzo wielu zvd6w, kt6rzy sic
wyp'erala, mimo. ze to stwier-
Ozone zostaio pod przysiega- Pod
70 wlelu zYd6w uczYn,lo MIG.
p.awdaiwe z~eznania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
WIELKA ARMIA


ktorej vespertani Y tYob dn'asha
MEL svol dosoespy ssn y ChIos,
% x4slla ot~asaaescia, nie l,asY~
u nawet wsoststD,m roku wojnv
||domowajjtylu 1olnierzy jle wynnosi
iiczba cs65b cierpIaoYcb n niestra--'
wnodc. Y tym kraju. PrzyczYny
:tych chor6b' sa rozmalte, ale glove
ME poohodta nadmiernegoo uziywa-
mia pokarm6w. jedzen,s "a tiustYoh
lab nledostateczn,e wYgotowanYch
rsec,Y. Symphony stopnie teej
|doleg.iwosci e take rome. Jedna
kowoz na to jest lekarstwo. q mia
now,cie Timers Gorzkie Vino, Wy.
rabiane przes niego cd lat przeszlo.
ds,esisc,u.
Pan. J6zef Timer ma sH6j offs
pn. 437 WIS til str, Chicago, Ill.
gorzkie Vino lest rek3mendowa
ne przez doswladczonych lekerzy
nletYlko isko niezawodne bardzo
skuteczne Iekarstwo "a niestraw-
nose, ale wogole ma wszelkie choro-
by zoladka, aatrobY i merck, j cara
zem ako w~ysmienlty czysc,c;el krwi
ktory wzmecnla caiY system ! przez
IS uladze umysEowe- Polepsza ape
tyt, ~dzyWla j jest doskonA}1n
napoleon - prawdziVie PREY jem-
DYm. lrlnera UOr2kie VINO jest ma
sprzedaz II fabrykanta :, y aptekach
" k,6rych trzeba sic zawsze pytac
oprawdzi,e 'Tf,nefa'' Gorzk1e
Vino, /, HE tTzeba brac zadnycb
.bezwartcs,t i oze szkodli-
wych i1nitacyi, Trinera Vino po-
maya osiablonym kobietom, cho-
rym d,ieciom i osobom starym,
ktdrzY wszYscy pow'adajaa; zeniemu ma
lsp.zego odzYw'c'ela dis starych
ludn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
EPkACIG "a

UJwaga ma czasie. Pan Cat
fryp Rysan " Paris. ONO, jest nas1e
powaza ma nastapuj,ce alows:Nla w ,i,
sna uzywamy ORA Piotra. Gomozo Jake
lex ,ratwo vioseBae ~1unacniajllce, !.
v czasle parry ~le.niei, jake lekarstvo
przeclrs aa tpbom soildta, bdlew glovs
!: malalyi.
Dn Hotra Gomozon,e jestna sp:ze-
dat = aptekach, ale motnasjjs dosfac od'
specyalnych agen,6w niejscowych Je.:
Tel, ME ma zadnego Hswszem aasiedz.wiie
piszciesdo ORA Petsr Fahspey, 11s-:11 4
So. Hoyne ave chicago,M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

W R~EsTAAlU(ktACY1I
Ggoaft:: COZ q zasuaslo daliscie
nj prsy lnladan,u. Rowachalem IL
j riedobrse nj sic arobito.
Kelner; BoStes nasze masko
jest doiedzenia, q ME do wacba-
MIA. NJ IF s. s.s
PRED ZARECZYNAMI.
- Csy udaio 6, sig wm6wic
v mego ojcat 70 masz pensya wy
~stsrcssJgca ma ~ut1zymanie zony?
- Udalo mi SIC! 4
- jake jestem szcze5l,wa!
- ALE a Die, DO tw6j ojoiec
pozycsyl. zaraz odemni, dwadzie-
Sofa pist .narek.
Successfully MAkzONEK:
SaIomonowi Fe1gbaumowl tesc
90 dopisro wyplaci} posag cork v
ziocie- Zachwycony praegsrnia je.
reka ma stole: 1
Acb, Salusz, Jake to mike
te two;e Tdzieki!
o.
DELIKATNE UCZUCIE.
Sedzia do wi6czegi: - Czy
ju, by}es %poprzednio karany??
Wl6ozege:- TAX, czterysta-
szescdziesla:.
$ q zlo: 20 to zuaczy?
W{6czega a: a to numer
paragraph. Dano nj wtedyy 3 m'e-
siace. ..s
S g d 2 a: Prose- mdwl6 W.
raznlej, "a co 70 byio?
W i6czega a: {wskasujao
ma :.liczn'e .ebranYch s'nchaczy,
mowi 90 cichu) CsY to saraz kaz-
dy ma v;sdsisd 10 mnie uka'ra ant
"a kradsiez?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
Epytss ~
w, |, ! 4 a spsoirIY1. ot n s .alglll =
cykllstaL

ss..sss ..s.s 4. $50. - .... So sssss 49,: s III 8
C,y,elnicY koehsn'!! Trzelj
budrysi wan anaanl. sic ME hedss
vyiiswsiisi konco~ek. boc No trnd-
no les. doolee. . stroskanY ~ g..
.o1c,ec, : trzech cYklistow nj
domu przycnowak.
.sS - s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

pollcya. Dnia
wlsscssl. DC 90 jednsi nlis siElls,lr
&. nosov. b6jta misdiy q
;botn,kami, ! to- po1odn. e e SOS ao~
icYalla6cl obrsuolli poWracajace ~ J
: Kaiwa a, procesByee obelgammll| |,
.na,grawsl, Die snabotnYch dp,ew6ws
.B6Joe pelozyla krss pollcya.
H55S5 %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15

BURLINGTON, Ohio, July IA cit
izen says that one of the delights of living
in a small town like Burlington is that
people all sympathize with you in your
trouble. and if you haven't any trouble
they viii hunt up some for you.
Miss Fannie Pfiester. OF Wsllsburg
who has been here the guest of Miss Til
lie Kehrer, has returned home.
Mr. Charles Lewis, Sr., who has been
confined to his home for some months by
illness, does not seem to improve very
rapidly.
John Williams. of Deep Run. was in
town yesterday.
Geo. B. Wilson has accepted 8 position
as yard clerk at BeRwood
A chicken thief was captured here last
week that has been causing all the ponl-
try breeders and chicken fanciers of the
neighborhood whole lot OF trouble now
for more than TWO months. Dozens OF
chickens have disappeared, and while so
many persons have been interested in try
ing 10 capture the intruder. he has always
made his escape until last Saturday night,
when he entaved the chicken house OF T.
J. Smith. The family were aroused from
their slumbers near midnight BY tre-
mendous noise. Such cack1ing and squat
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ST. MARYS, w. Va, July 14-NeW-
ton Dearth dropped dead from a now
ing machine while harvesting grass,
Wednesday last, on Cow Creek. Of
heart disease. He leaves a family.
Miss Jones, OF st. Marys. died Tues
day, after a long lingering illness. and
was buried Thursday.
Alonzo Biels, of French Creek lost
his one-year-old child this week. The
burial took place at ST. Marys Thurs
day afternoon. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. 0. e. Thone, pastor
of the NJ. e. Church south.
Hon. Claude Collins. candidate for
Congress, was in town Tuesday MAX
ing his last arrangements preparatory
to the battle for the nomination at
Huntington next Wednesday. He
feels confident of receiving the nom
ination on the first ballot which he
will most likely do.
The Democrats of Peasants are well
pleased over the action OF the Kansas
City convention, and are ali enthus-
iastic for Bryan and Stevenson.
Some of the Republicans are dis
gusted with the sop given Judge Freer
at Charleston, While the leaders think
1t heals up all soreness. The F'reer
supporters are not yet satisfied and
they viii not be. over such bossism as
manifested by the leaders of the party.
Mrs. Lewis Ogdin was visiting her
son, Newton Ogdin, last Sunday, and
returned home to Parkersburg the fore
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Smith were at
Marietta Wednesday on business.
Ben Feney, of Cow Creek, was in
town Friday.
J. G. Smith was also a business Wis
itor thursday, and was also up 10 Sis
tersville.
a special term of the county court
was held Friday.
The district conference of the NJ. p.
Church convened Thursday evening
and will continue over Sunday. Cujre
a number OF ministers are in attend
anee, some OF whom have formerly
been pastors OF the st. Marys station.
They are having quite an interesting
meeting.
Nj. c. n. Matheney, o. c. Ogdin. n.
Ogdin, Attorney Allen and others at
tended the Republican convention at
Charleston this week.
Quite nice big Injun well was
found On the j. s. Smith farm. one
mile from town. which Is creating quite
SIR in ell circles IL is rot a large
well, but is nice lasting producer.
On the G. 2. Stout farm they nave a
nice Cow Run well, making twenty
five barrels Or more per day.