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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

Ceny mrgove
Pssenica Mr.. 60
Maka patent 40
Maks Standard 400
Bran SIC 50 iona
Hiddl,ngs al6 50 tona
ZYto 43
Konlosyna $4~0O
TYDotka 200 c.
Korn sw:e2y 30
Ground Feed e2l. 90 tona
S,ano tvmotka $500
S1ano dz1kie So co
Sw1nie 3Ywe $50
Wo}Y sywe 800 - $50
Masto II
Jaja IA C.. tuz,n
Hartofle 50 O.. buszel
Corn Meal $50
Pszenica = SO
OWES - IS Q,
Kern - sc
SWINE 6.OO-6. SO
Bydso karmne 90 .oo-5.o0
Krowy ohudsss cd %, So
WolJ maoae Cd Is 20
DULUTH.
Pssentea No. l hard II
/" No. ] Northern SO
M. 3 hershesn IS
No, 8 Northern 81
81. Paul I M1nneapatts.
Psseniea - No. I hard ~
No. / Norshera 90
y No. 3 Northern o.
SWINE - 6 10
Af3ede wosy 81 90
KrewJ - 81 10
Bydlo harmne - - co
Oisleta 1928
Owoe 1870
SkopY e4.26
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-24

koztOfkI w g6rze.
Wywracajac skoczek wywo}u~.
og6lnY przeetrach, ably ME upad}
co z~uaczy}oby pewna 6mier@. Taxi
skoczek ME jest " takim niebez-
pieczenstwe utraty zycia jak WICK
szoi& widow, on jest zabezpieczony
W t EN- przez tresowanie ma tenn
polega. Lecz moze osoba polegac
ma SVEN zdrowiu zawsze tax
narazonem ma lyle rozmaitych ata'
k6w z4ego powietrza, nieodpowied~
niej strawy, nieodpowiedni spos6b
pomocy ma kt6rych moga polegac
z pewnoscla wszys cy, kt6rzy chez
zabezpieczyG swe zdrow'ie l zycie!
Ma pierwszem miejscu stoi wypr6-
bowane przyjcmne lekarstwo Trine~
"a Amer. Elixir gorzkiego Wilma,
uznany przez lata i zalecany przez
lekarzy wzmocniciel systemu, czys-
ciciel krwi i zabezpieczyciel pred
wszystkiem nawet pred chorobaml
zo}adka, watroby i merck. Trlnera
gorzkie vino jest wyrabiane jedy~
ME przez Jos. Trlnera 100 s Ash
land ave.. Chicago (pytajcle sig o
ME W aptekach. lecz aylko o praw-
Trinera, nle bierzcie beszku-
tecznego podrabianego)y pomog}o
tysiacom cierpiacym NJ choroby
trawlacych .yorgan6w i w~rzueenia
wszystkich .Setki os6b p~oleci}o e
publicznem uznaniem:: Fannie,
kt6re dozna}y. pomocy trzymaja je
reguralnle W domu.
farma ma sprzedaz.
Ma Warszawie W powiecie
Walsh, W %p6}nocnej Dakocie,
Jan Lizakowskl chce SPREE
aac swoia farme - 269 ARROW
pszennej ziemi, IL ARROW lasu 1 40
laki z 10 akraml pastwiska
mad rzeka - z obora. Z tywym
inwentarzem lub bez inwentarza.
~po}ozona 3 mile cd polskie-
go k~osciola, q s mil cd miasta
Zg}osic sig pod adresem:
Jan Lizakows XII
Warsa Y, Walsh Co.,
North Dakota.
limited GfAfA& an
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
DECKER TO Be SACRIFICED
Republicans Will Run Him for
Alderman at Large and
Fagen May Be Side
tracked.

The newest bit of political news afioat
is that George w. Decker of the Eighth
ward will be put before the people as the
Republican candidate for President of the
Board Of Aldermen. There is every rea-
SON to believe that Decker is the choice
for that place. The vote in the Eighth
ward viii be watched with more than
usual interest. In this ward Decker has
many things to answer for. There are
several hundred Republicans who follow
ed Decker at one time. He betrayed
them, as everybody knows, and this will
not be forgotten. 1t is safe to assume
that not one of the injured men will sup
port Decker. The same feeling is prev
alent throughout the city.
There is also rumor that Mark Fagen,
the prospective Mayoralty candidate. may
be sidetracked at the last moment and
given the Street and Water Board nomi-
nation. AS to the rest of the possible
nominees nothing definite has been given
out.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
BUILDING TRADES HAPPY.
No Strike ON Hand and All Griev-
ances Settled.

The gratifying condition of the sever al
industries allied in the United Building
Trades Council of Hudson county was
shown by the report of the executive COM
mittee of that body presented at last
nights meeting at Council Hall. No. IL
Hoboken avenue.
The report showed that not only had
no grievance been entered by any industry
during the week, but all pending trade
difficulties had been settled in terms SAT-
isfactory TO the men.
Business Agent Westlake reported that
the grievance against the new sugar
house job at Shadyside had been settled
to the satisfaction of the Building Trades
Councils of this county and New York
ana the Board Of Delegates Of Brooklyn
This was very gratifying to the local
organization, as it establishes its right to
handle all jobs this side of the river,
whether situated in this county or not.
The Executive Committee reported the
reelection of John E.. Westlake as busi-
ness agent, and the Council unanimously
concurred in the report.
1t was announced that Notwithstanding
the enormously increased expenses of the
Council the prices of working cards for
the next quarter would remain the same.
Credentials were received from Labor
ers' Local No. 3 of Hoboken for Luke
Stevens and William McDonough, and
they were seated.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
FALLER TARGET EXCURSION

The Louis Faller Association held its
annual target excursion yesterday e
Greenville Schuetzen Park. The members
paraded through the Jersey City Heights
section in the morning and then boarded
trolley cars for the park where they spent
the day shooting for prizes. Captain
David Miller won first prize.
Those in charge of the outing were
Arrangement Committee Edw. Burke,
Chairman; Timothy Conroy, Eugene Reil-
ly, Fred Glynn, Conrad Kebel, Andrew
Barr, Edw. ]. Nugent, John Allen, Joseph
Workman. Reception Comnitte Charles
Armbruster, Chairman; Frank Spliedt
Peter Bliemler, George Shaefer, Thomas
Lenahan, John Murphy, Charles Rudolf.
Captains-Herman Brunn, Robert Stew
ems, Albert Helm, Fred Haas, Harry
Smithies, Fred Beckman, Jacob Boucher,
Charles Lang, Mic Prigge, Thomas O'Con-
nor, James Clates, Charles Scott, Albert
Lax, Robert Clark, Fred Carlson, Joseph
Schranz, Edw Croley. Fred Dunstetter,
Charles Helm, William Stevens, Edward
Coleman John Dynes, John Buehle, Ed
ward Bisbee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
VEROON AFTER ALL
Hoboken Fusionists Determin-
ed to Run Him for Mayor in
Spite of G. o. p Opposition.

Notwithstanding the extremely bad odor
IN which Frederick Verdon is generally
il the Republican ranks, the Hoboken
fusionists have practically decided upon
him as their candidate for Mayor and an
other effort win be made to induce the
Republican city Committee to endorse
MIN. It was said this morning that Yer
don was as good as nominated. Anthony
]. volk, whose name was connected with
the Mayoralty nomination, will be the
candidate for City Treasurer and Henry
Lohmann, ar, for Water Registrar.
At the meeting Of the fusionists last
night the committee appointed 70 select
available candi tes reported that Verdon
was the Only man that could be found.
As soon ali Verdon's name was mentioned
Joseph Guieto. the 41oboken Republican
leader. announced that no support from
the Republicans need be expected if Ner-
don was nominated It was finally agreed
TO postpone action until next Tuesday.
III the meantime conference Will be held
With tie Republican City Committee and
In efforf VIII be made to patch up the
6ifrereaces between 1t and Vefdon
ii was hinted this morning that the RE-
p4lb;icans would 30 through The form Of
nominating Xerdon Y ne would rstraef
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
SENTENCES IN SESSIONS
Judge Blair Gives Minor Of
Tenders Their Just Deserts.

A number of minor offenders against
the law were sentenced by Judge Blair
in the Court of Quarter Sessions this
morning.
Sentence was suspended on payment of
costs in two cases of assault, of which
Martin Connors was convicted
Ike Curry, convicted Of assault on two
charges. was paroled in the custody of
the probation officer and sentence sus-
pended upon payment of costs.
William Downes and William Hughes.
convicted of an immoral crime, were each
fined $50 and costs.
Joseph L. Wright, convicted of obtain
ing money under false pretences, was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in
the County Penitentiary.
William Harney convicted of grand lar
ceny, was sent to the County Jail for
three months.
Patrick Gallagher, convicted of petit
larceny, sentenced to six months in the
County Jail.
In the case of Richard OHearn, who
had been placed in the custody of the
probation officer and who had been sur
rendered to the Court by that officer,
who reported him incorrigible, an order
will be made by Judge Blair sending him
to the State Reformatory for Boys.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
TONNELE AVENUE DUMPS
Inspector Says They Are
Clean and Improvers
That They're Dirty.

Another communication has been re-
ceived by Mayor Hoos from Secretary
Bugasch Of the Twelfth Ward Imprqye-
ment Association, protesting against the
dumping Of garbage on Tonnele avenue.
Mr., Bugasch says that the protesting ett-
liens were told by the Board Of Health
to get out an injunction restraining the
contractor from dumping garbage in the
vicinity alluded to and asks If it is pps-
sibIe that the health authorities are pow
erless in the matter, and adds that II. so
they should resign and others be APP
pointed who would compel the contractor
to live up to the law. He says he has
been informed that a city employe had
a man visit the residents Of the neigb-
borhood trying to get up q petition d.
claring that the dumps were healthfm
He says further that Dr.. McGili has e
petition signed by seventy residents pro-
testing against the dumps.
The Mayor referred the petition to In
spect0r Benjamin.
The inspector said this morning that
he passed the dumps complained of no
later than Saturday and found them as
clean as could be. He said the contrac-
tor had been ordered to stop dumping
there. some time ago and had stopped.
The Mayor answered Mr.. Bugasch's let-
ter this mirning, stating that he had been
by the Health Inspector that
the dumps were in clean and healthy
condition, but that the inspector would
make another inspection today. He asked
for further information as to the charge
against a city employe having man
going around getting signatures Of resi-
dents declaring that the dumps were in a
healthy condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
sTEEPLE JACK PAINTS THE POLE
Man Who Had River View Park
Contract Backs Out.

It was found necessary to employ
"Steeple Jack" Roberts to finish the Job
of painting the fagpile at River View
Park. The Job had been given to another
man, who had begged hard for it, but
after starting in upon it decided not to
risk the climb.
Roberts painted the tall fiagpole in front
of the Davis Associations clubhouse and
also the Liberty pole at the intersection
of Grand and Washington streets. He
has made several ascents of the pole in
front of the Davis clubhouse. Only the
day before the recent outing the weather
vane was out of order and Roberts was
sent aloft to adjust it.
Pedestrians got a clear idea of the size
and height of the bronze fg.pe at the top.
While Roberts was working around it it
could be seen that its height was about
the same as that of the pole climber.
Some of the members of the association
even went so far as to attribute the
splendid weather that followed the rain
storm the night before the outing to
Roberts's adjustment Of the weather vane
at the top of the pole.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
ODD VOLUME ELECTION
Officers Chosen at Annual
Business Meeting
Yesterday.


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business > Sesel-a oe..ss1
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rufe AMONG lne meinoefs eha. sue 70 .e-
electeo from year % year. % WINE tn1
olhe1 oiiiceis ihsaiiay - See''
ahnual meeuhg, hsr once remains sns
same. hs-sieceihs ner mas pesonis
mucn mater ol form that IN realty y
IS no eieeelon d. ALL
Inc other 'ollcers are'-Nrs- Jonh a
Waiker, vice president, VINO taxes Ane
place OF MRS. FRANK CaVain' MISS Fltch-
er' recording secretary, VINO taxes lhe
piace OIL MIS- Henry " Conoict' MISS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
THIRDS RATIFICATION.

The Third Ward Democratic Club held
largely attended meeting last night and
decided to hold a ratification meeting on
the evening Of October IS. Meetings will
be held every Wednesday evening of the
campaign. At the ratification meeting on
October 16 prominent local speakers will
make addresses Speeches were made last
night by Justice of the Peace James N.
Davis. President Frank McNally. James
Brandt and Myron Ernst. Ten new MEM
bers were elected and fifteen propositions
for membership received.
A committee consisting u Charles E..
Dolan, Frederick COPPER and P. H. Muir
ply was appointed to meet committees
from other ward clubs at the Davis As
sociation's clubhouse with view to form
ing league of Democratic Ward Club
boWlerS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
BLAIR WILL EXAMINE
News's Articles Denouncing
Naturalization Methods
Effect a Reform.


The justice OF ''Ihe news ar'icles ~
the unfalrness OF Allowing nie'nDei
the Republican County colnhis.se a
an active party Worker conaucl ,ne =,
animation OF candioahes TOT nA ulal.A" ~,
has been recognized Dy 'uose Dral' a..-
hereafter the examinations Mli ~ 80 -.
quoted py the court asssAA - - s1sss- =
law.
There were no cnarses Hlaue 'f'a' o.
geant-at-Arms Milcnei nag uss~ sne po7
Tition for partisan aaVen'ase' pue ,ns' pos-
Aplnty q sucn peins 80 :. a-,,e -
eral demand from lalr niiliueu peop.e =
both parties to nave the eAanina'ions i
conducted IN strict cohiorna's "isn -
law
Judge Blair has comphed Win TINS ue-
mand and will this afternoon ana toinol, !,
row himself conduct the examinations anu
pass on the eligibility OF applicants.
Owing to a session OF tne opeeiai 90,
sions Court no examinations were ie,e
this morning and large NUMBER OF "ouiu
be citizens were opnged 10 wait uneii
after the noon recess !,
That it will be Impossible 20 examine al
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
TRAIN STRUCK TROLLEY.

Trolley car No. s4s of the Erie street
line, west bound, at half-past twelve
o'clock this morning, was struck by
freight engine No. 800 at the Pavonia ave-
nue. crossing of the Erie Railroad and
thrown from the track. The car was con-
siderably damaged, but only one person
was hurt. He was George Irving, twenty
eight years old of No. ITO Montgomery
street, who was injured about the right
ankle, but was able to go home unas-
sisted.
There were but few passengers and these
were badly shaken up. The motorman of
the trolley car was William Logan, of
No. 2o5 First street, and the engineer of
the locomotive was John Steele.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
TENTH WARD REPUBS NET.

The Tenth Ward Republican Club met
last night at Lincoln Hall, Pavonia ave-
nue.. for the purpose Of apportioning dele
gates to the county, city and ward con-
vention. President Thomas M. coughlin
occupied the chair.
1t was announced that the ward was
entitled to fifteen delegates to the county,
nine to the city and twenty-one to the
ward convention. These were apportioned
among the different polling districts.
The challenge books and cards bearing
notices Of the remaining days of registra-
ton were distributed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
EICHTH'S RATIFICATION.
Members Enthusiastic Over
State. County and City
Ticket.

The Democrats Of the Eighth ward set
the ball rolling last night with the nrst
meeting of the campaign There was
large attendance and plenty OF enthuss-
asm. President Gormley called the ses
sion to order and explained the purpose
of the meeting. He said that the party
was in excellent shape and prepared to
make battle for the State.
The nomination of Mayor Seymour was
endorsed along with the nominations
made last week in Hudson county.
Robert S. Jordan spoke on the prospects
of success. william J. Budd is the Al
dermanic nominee
There will be a banner raising in the
,,a.,- fr,f,,ro
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
MISTAKE IN POLLING PLACES.

A mistake was inadvertently made IN
tine location of the polling places of the
Seventh and Eighth districts of the Ninth
ward printed in connection with the
boundaries of the election districts. The
location of the polling places of the two
districts mentioned were unintentionally
reversed The polling place of the Sew
enth district is No. sos West Side avenue,
and the polling place Of the Eighth dis
trict is No 2.5S5 Boulevard.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
KILLED BY TRAIN

Christian Ewel. whose home is said to
be in Harrison. was killed on the Penn
sylvania Railroad near Giles avenue,
about eight o'clock last night. He was
hit by the Washington express and tossed
dozen yards.
1t is believed that Ewel was on his way
to Harrison when killed. The body was
taken to the morgue
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
THE COST OF A FIT
Raphael Damelio, Committed Lar-
cany While Suffering From One.

ceny While Suffering From One
Raphael Damelio, the Italian who was
caught in the basement of Albert Wheat
croft S house at No. 1873 Hancock avenue
at 1890 A. NJ. on the night Of August u,
was convicted OF breaking, entering ard
larceny in the Court of Special Sessions
yesterday afternoon.
Wheatcroft heard noise in the base
ment on the night in question and called
out of a rear window for whoever was
there to come out. Damelio came out
and ran away Wheatcroft followed and
fred shot after the intruder, who then
came to q halt.
BY permission of Judge Blair Lawyer
kayes of New York was permitted TO
defend the prisoner. He tried to show that
Dameiio was subject to fits of fiightiness
and had no intention of committing ROD
berry when in one of these fits he entered
Wheatcroft's basement. The Court woul,t
not take this version of the affair and
found the prisoner guilty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
DEFENDED HIS FATHER.
Connolly Who Killed Cardelo With
Bat to Be Tried Monday.

On Monday morning next John ]. Con-
nelly, an eighteen-year-old Hoboken
youth, will be placed on trial for man
slaughter in the Court of General Ses-
sions.
The allegation is that on April p last
ysung Connolly struck Phillip cardelo
over the head with bat infiicting IN
juries from which the latter died
Connelly's father and Cardelo had an
alteration and the sons crime was COM
mitted in defence of his father. The
trouble occurred on Madison street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
BOARD VS.. BOARD
Financiers Want Directors
Of Education to Com
plete Playground.
RAPED FOR DELAY
Lots for School No. 81 Bought
Some Time Ago and
Still Unimproved.

After arranging for the purchase OF a
s;te for new fire house at Johnston
ave1ne ana Grand street and providing
for the isss,,e of bonds for the erection OF
The building the Finance Board yesterday
afternoon was about to adjourn when
Commissioner Mulline arose and expressed
IN opinion concerning the failure Of the
Board Of Education to improve the three
lotsz IN t1,e rear Of No. II School, in
Twelfth street. purchased for a recreation
ground mainly for the pupils of that
s,sboo There were hut three members Of
the Board present-Messrs. Mullins,
carnes and Midlige.
Mr.. Mullins expressed great surprise
over The fact that the three lots in ques-
ton had not vet been improved. He said
that they were purchased some time be-
fore he went away to Europe last spring
and he remembered that he and Mr..
Carnes had gone I'D there to inspect the
lots before the purchase He said, and
his assertion appeared to meet the APP
proyal Of his two colleagues, that mem
bers Of the Board of Education had come
to the FINANCE Board in a great furry
and urged the necessity of the immediate
purchase Of these lots and after they were,
n, tl,a sa,ne filthy condition they
wara ;n before tbeir nurchase. The city,
he said was not only losing the money
,,s,d 81. t,a 1ats b,,t was also losing the
+avo, ,,non them hefore thew were pur-
chased by the city. For the sake Of the
Board of Education, the Finance Board
and the city, but especially the district, in
which the lots are located, he urged they
sbi,,ld be imnroved Immediately.
Tba commissioner moved that the
poard - Education be asked to take
soroa action n the matter at once.
.sT +b,rr +hat s ] verv timely motion"
sa,d M Midl;pe
~ t,,i,,L g too ), said Mr.. Carnes.
ms ,oat,on ~ went tbroueh in the form
= = na.a,s,tsa,. s.aS s,eIa " ~ r--
rba n,e hers of the BOARD were antici-
1az;ss, interested in
p ~ : =, ~. ~ nronertv ad
~ ,,rao,,t M school site. but
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
NO USE FOR SENATOR SMITH. /"
Tim Sullivan offered 5000 and
Then Backed Out.

'sSenator Smith," an old canal boat
that has seen considerable service in thees
waters and is now pretty well worn out
was the subject of a suit that came up IN
the Hoboken District Court this morning.
Timothy Sullivan bought the Senator
from Michael Neville for $200.
After the purchase Sullivan discovered
that the Senator was not half as
strong as he expected, and that the
usual equipments that belong to an ordi-
nary canalboat were missing In short,
Sullivan claims that he would not ac-
cept the Senator as a gift. Neville re-
turned $50 and Sullivan brought suit to
recover the balance Of the money. Judge
Smith adjourned the case until next Tues
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
ENDORSE FRANKLIN MURPHY,

The Greenville Republican League met
last night at it's clubhouse on Danforth
avenue, Greenvilie. It was decided to
leave the selectiin Of delegates to the city,
ward and county conventions in the hands
of the campaign committee.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Franklin Murphy,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
NINTH TO MEET MONDAY

The Ninth Ward Democratic Club will
meet Monday night to endorse the nomi-
nees and prepare for hard fight this fall.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03

certain statements he is alleged to have
made against the G. o. P. leaders. When
yerdon's name wae brought up before the
committee on Tuesday night it was re-
iected by vote OF Is to 4.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03

01rs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for chill
children willis feefiifns fl softsns {he
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
MATTERS or Fdor

+ Pavonia Brand os Canned Tomatoes. extra
large cans. ana flied with red ripe tomatoes.
wholesale at y. f. cieary Gus stores. Ask
your grocer for en-.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
The Blue Danube.

The Danube flows through countries In
which 81 languages and dialects are spo-
bon Sv'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 1sol.- Forecast for
the thirty-six hours ending at eight P. NJ.
Friday Fair tonight and tomorrow;
winds variable.
Kartnstt's Thsrmornstrisa Report
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
COURT CALENDAR.

Circuit Court cases.
October 4, 1901, Nos. 42 and 2SS.
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