davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

"T~ehfeIsbaaS6oacn" er en- f~ortrPTRIlg Hser
goa. Ten Ngucr en- 1siteIt SGoe. bpori iislore
PIpr7ficr q pIdHtsbe. 8i finder Der mGugtH
bertha ptosuisocm. uHbcrbeiliPe gpefsr. tanie'
Buomer 90 afJrtsmer. = 5dnbbeo
en- Hoeu eatgsr BOG, bnffrr bda6e bbuo 5nbbeIO
pa usftbr arguar. Ten cir tuaseL SamIsr Tom
liegiper sore.
geuOti BouoabL Racine. -.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Siscr at SsueSis sr bpmt. era
geneoig meobeles, at Broiesior @ag.
ner, gp-arfiteften, er al ben 5orme.
ming, at belle SeneSis er osmt til
Undergoing. San flyer, at timber.
srunben er srapet pGf al ganSet, %
at meset at bet g9IeoRrf, bporpna
gper er bpsset, er rnaobent % life
ip9rt lRnse fan moSitoa oet ubpre
Gres. SRnfninser paa Here Steoer
bar osian neret iagttaset | Here slar,
men en- apmmisiion, ipm npIis itiil.
be unSerisse Sinsenes ertI9reoe, at
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Ct Trasment Of ct aIoeommelt Der.
bersfort bIep forleben Dag funoet at
en- gosbinber / 2onbor, ibet ban iful.
be inbbirtSe en- Bog, fom bar trptt
StaIien / aaret 1886. 9artografen
RapenItein erflarer, at bette Sort er
en- rem Sfat, ba bet er l~toarbeibet al
en- Spmner peb Sierfomite: at ct al
Woaenors Sfibe | 1922.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Mon ifnI life toae noaet anoet Sen.
inn | 9etraetuina peb ani1tteIie al
Ell 29rer END .perionIig Sortieneite
% Sfiffeibeb for ben 9areitoI. ban
ffaI fpIbe. Ga berftait ifaI man aipe
2Rreren SanbIefribeb, Spmrntring
% Sirlp.@
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Der inaen 6nre bar iorbnanoen.
I'll 8ienopbpsnins of oct n~eoramleoc
Snorn er Der tiIbnbt Vense fra Here
9anoe ~ osiaa fra amerifa - men
Stalienerne ifaI BELT snife at sisre
Oct til ct uoeluffenbe nationaIt Sore.
tagenbe. Oct bill foite omtrent 6 Mi...
Iioner Sire at sienopfsre Saarnet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

s 8boleiaIe. 9e ipo 9irettsrer
for ben prsiiife Sblitattonsbanf,
gouarb Sanoe1l, Seirrih Sdmibt,
g. Wiiener, g. Sdmtbt, @artnifi,
Otto Sanber os Saenide, er MI efter
munse Tigers Sorbsr osu,t til fra Q
Wanueber til 6 aors Sustbusitraf %
iIaat ira 1000 til 10000 Warf / 80.
Der, forbi be bar afgioet falif 9anf.
opaisr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
-sssrslsbaesboesu-, fom sr iDum.t nj

"EsefsIsbaGsboGsu-, iom sr iomrtst mtg
i5Ru6e. er lie BI5! nhbeIia b5ae rbitprst GHs
cGar: men ogfaG SHo5oIset Ct eeIt ~'ortrrfelist
for en- FABIAN 8Og. Sag0el min euitru fow
lea bar q!erHemfes, nr'ten GIs Biass % fan
lie npifom unbef1Is Zen. Trpr turst ber
Hroes eH uorT sqsr saHf Gdrrtl!s. uesu At be
eiloe babe 3Htsr,sfe AZ At BABE ben 1 ssrss
Diem. % s'ter al Be bdobs bsgsHbt At BRUCE
eer, oa 5tlbs be Hsppe ftues osb ben for osHs
grts - 10 9angs. botIigt paa Ianst Ert
Tan FgeS ON QUE Efgsr, fen mango | eotf
1ags ~dnfafsr Fg. Terror biertslte Idit
N 21rfer Drum, s}e5r,
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
era bopeo

General Nae Nrtbnr blep / Tors.
bags fornieIt beorbret til mioIertioigt
at ppertaae aommanboen ODER the
Department Of the Gait efter General
groofe. Samtibist bIen General
Bates beorbret til miolertiotst at
opertaee &ommanooen ooer tbe De.
portment Of the 2afes peo Sioen al
ben Stillins ban M itoebar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

gnar unStaors 1 8ers 5iI "Gsef.IseaGS'
boaen" eftrr NIT rtHee sim iro'ttg anipoTe
en- I'll at Itbc ct meutHGsfnIot
STD i~Ticbctfor tom Totf Heft bare Of b q Z
til c%rtftere. Siertelig Iai for B0gen %
for 8eres aooc 1lGb!
Z. o. 1oIo, Belgrade, Wtrt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
Bot for spOOuer. spis senaiO,

Hoit for Spopner. Spis Senator
Spooner life bIir sienpalst til Sor.
bunos- Senator al @isconiils 2egis.
Iatiir, ifaI bet bore GrGiioent 8ooie.
belts Seniist at nominere BAN iom
Observation-Disclosures (Gbief Suitice)
efter Siiner, noor berne trpffer iis
tiIbage. Sois berimob oenne Bot
life blir nafant, ffaI Sponrer bore til.
tRntt ben fsrite lebise BIaos / Re.
eierinsert, men Administrations, baa.
Der Dog, at Scr. Spooner rlaa bli
sienpoIet til Senatpr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

&olera. s ieIpe ben forbrore gp
I 9efing er Der mi i~notruffet Here
SsbsfaIb Of Rolern. gnfefeiierinoelt
er forffraffet og bolber fin 2ipl9gc
trapeIt beifiaftiset meb at tiIbereoe
Me0iciner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Gtegn iss. Orangefriftatens for.
benpqrenbe grpiibent Stepr er ifsl.
se meo FIN Suitru os to 2ager afreiit
fra aapitaben I'll europa. Stepn er
nieset aIporIis angrebet al en- Slags
Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Geniorcringen al Selegrammer ira
Spbafrifa or MI blet opb9pet unSta.
gen for 8resieteIegrammers geofpm.
nenbe. 0pbeoerne berfra faar man
aItioa fremSeIes bare / "ooftereoe"
lt0aaper.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Iaf Tor BEN oairs -SsofeFsbdGs6oas. Eet
Ct en- ~ubHtRrfet, nbttig 90 tutsrssfGnt Eibsu BOG,
TOM sr oRrs al etc % bdoe. Get uIaa babe pR.
ret Ct tort ar6eioe. at faE1Ie fad mango ue.
mrrlebe 90 IRrcrise Gitnter Of faa mango for.
Virligc SorfattFrc. Grt sr en- apa. fem er rtas
tia earet til SuItgnbs o. SFbfstssasssase I
Sqrbeles5eb. 5eg fan bisrtsItg anbeiaIe ben
III ALE % enbbsr.
q. q. PBs stSer Cafe. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
SuItaueu af 3ansi6ar, Somu6 ge,

Wabomeo Sab, er afgaaet peb 8bben,
rammet al ct SIagtilfpIbe. San bau.
be paret Sultan iiben Soften 1896, oa
ban al Storbritarnien bIeo iat poa
Sronen. 3an5ibar, ben lille @ oeo
Gfrifas gitfpit, itaar nemIig unber
britiif SeifptteIie os er bIarbt anbet
Bit befienot Tom l1bgongspunft for
De feite Of Stanleps Sorffninssreiier
| Mfrifa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

gai Tor "SFofsIsoaGsbuGeH'. Ulso GorusI.
ere bar isg iRii ben burttgt iaienuem ca fan
trbat Fge. Of ben sr CT 9SUe for ubgieereu %
biI bQre III 8lRoe % BaSH foc sen. fom lTfer
% ruberer ben. gad ef Bag urbtngelfer HRr.
or be manage GttatsE en- StRfie ouirs 8srIsr.
bare Ttbfte Clinic 25ee Gitobsr 90 fsrfte
Piufe Ste Ropember life bdboe DGret. ba bar
off bel. eftsr NIT SiiBH. Sslo eisfe 9iuier InH
bel i]oriiareS ret meH fan sHoHu lsttsrs ma.
bruges forfGrheltGt.
q. SGrftao, Burfidnh, Btr5.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
9pmaefrpninaen ! gnaIonb bIen

8pnsefrpnirsen | England blep
Sreoass beb en- officiel 8unbgiereIie
faitiat til BEN ODE ausuit. Brsoer poa
Geremonierne er after bespnbt. Sc
Sorenebe Staters ubienbtne, Wr.
Wbttelap Reib bar rteobelt Statsbe-
portenentet, OF ban itbit t benne rge
bill penbe biem til arertfa, og / iaa
Sab bill Dor @eianbt / 9onbon Scr.
Gboate, repreientere be Soreneoc
Stoter peb aroringen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

seet ise fenser Tenn min Lai 'or ben uior'
pop Of ubtule, At ben er en- fuHo Berle. eIer
marne rettcre en- 8erIeonm NJ, bua0e edn
grune At III rene og ftileeH6te lioft1r, ca ifFr
pua SruuS al IT GisniouHrs louaIs AZ role
gaufcr ca m~iuoeoPrbtge uotuleIiSr iuGptl lem
btilortne Cplbsniugsr ON ireutraaenbs @RFESs
ca RpiHSerS Gsoislsoaee. glaar saa eugaUg
ben futuife lille BOG bIir ful6t u1eo SsHHerS
6ruusHrifter HHeer enbber SeofeIsoug. pi oer
ire uIeHe tieue til at Isite clHoet Deb be
stpres ca Moles TaHfer. uren eusri usre: I'll
at opbFte bore SperbagspeuHer I 8jrtsHs 90
Begeens 6sisiie abeifnb - bet aau0sliss. J
utaniae norffsnmertinuTe Siem femme ben 81
til al bIiee en- af be etre6Grgite SieuitaHae !
QUIET.
g.. g. sruu. Cafe gHus. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

3ct CT mig en- SornstsIie Of iIuns igs. at lea
fbReS ecbi ON -GseieIsbuasbcgeu" Zen er
net % psut uoitrret % etoHtr ON COB SmaS,
boao Sornteu Gngunr. 2rbt 90 9dptr CT Boet.
~llboaEget AZ SutnaUers 90 SeuicHfer CT 8oot.
fuHbt 90 II dIetbe.
q. Bfsrac. Web Rtre, W1tun.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
q. Q. 81. gtEssr Cafe. Coma.
sEehltIseaasboner

"T~softIseagsBopeu' CT ateHreHrfst % ies
IbreS uisGct aooi ON ben. uhUalast AZ gttds
terre Ct goOt. Gisfe Gttater otl aios Der Una.
bonn ca RtbEs. fom life Gar gHIseHtHa It'll AZ
Irfe TDrfattsrne, BET bebfts al bisfts 8isoom.
5fsbfrlsoatoerue HI 'srrs T1rub. bGabs Z usts
ca mere freuIrsbs. sr pna fin RIdeS ! erbnsr
SUrftuns. a0ser burbs IREss uberub 90 Nuoes
/ etgUcrf Horft 6ieEI.
{. q. gurS N, Sioug Gin, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

"TsofeESoass6oasu- sr en- ~fortrrfeEtg SarIs
Itug az be MET b~siisHSte TtaisrsS beefts TaHier,
bsIbiat drrurgerst 90 forbelt pdG aGrets irHit.
ItGe DGae. Ten er msgtt net inebnHoen 90 oil
oRre en- prnb for "Geutre.Idble".
=. RdIIer gegeH. 2pIe. Denn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Sir grtbnr 9aiplep, 8uoerner al
@eit. anitralia er ubnRpnt til @rper.
r1sr.9 sifnurrt / SranSpoal.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

"TsbfeISSassboaen" sr en- 9erIe, % ior Den
truffortme lanai mere Barb enb mango andre
SshfelsbagSeGbcr ttfGmmeu.
J. q. guage. RuIetier, @ts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Sea 6ar afeuueuFeet "EsefsIsouas5oser' "a
mua foe. tee fbues rtetia gobt ON ben. Eogeu
iusebDtoer et fortrGfsItet uoodls AZ GttGter fra
norfe 90 ~'remnehs 5uriGtters. sosens uoftgr
cr IRroe!es rmnafnht.
9. 8uIbruubfen, Blair, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
ct ppISiomt SprSHinLp biemieate

VI ppiOIphIl SprpHJnip pIelHIpSle
forIeben gpen gunber abbas / Der.
fen. ane be fornemite 9pgninger /
gpen, beriblanot @rtnernsrens go.
Iabs % Solobuiet, bIep itpgt rampo'
neret. gefoIfninsen flpstebe fret
Tasne neb til Stranben. Sum ct Wen-
neife bIep br9bt. Ian frpster for n
BET er gaoet nprre ANDRE Steber ;
8eriien, I. Gr. / 9rIibm, bpor for nogle
gar iiben Sunoreber al Serioner om'
tom unber ct Sorbifi9ip.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Naranis Saisn, en- befienSt ia.
ponif statsmato, bsoe / 5reoass al
ar9ft.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
era anore Canoe.

Song gietOr emanuel tos Tcrsba3
en- biGrteis afifeo mcO ben rnsiiifc
G5ar. n
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

uSsataet AZ Eitatsrne I -ysoissoaesboesr" &c
aoSt. De er ftiisbs III at oGiis EFT I'll HGI'ger
en- HhttiG Gitertanie. Geo 9dr lrft 9oGer meo
SHtcre5fc.
9. u. 2arTen. gloorbeab, Tinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22
Stalien o. Gnalanb.

BONN omtalte forleoen Dag : bet bri.
tiHe Sperbus gneInnbs Sorbolo til
StaIien og erfI9rebe, at ifisnt Der
life ertftereoe ~noseriombelIt alliance,
fanbtes Der ingen fremmeb Natton,
fom gngIanb itob pan en- beore Sob
me6 en6 Stalien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

9ss Oar eIerHeuisst "5shfsfs6dsssossr' %
Nrosr. at bet &c en- pafisrt ueft1ret BEG uieo
soet 90 ~pasfenhs 2ubbofo.
u. Saugs SoEoeH. gttur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Aliens Ulcerins Salve h~elbreier kroniske
Bylde-sar, Tuberkulose eller Bentaering,
X iertelsaar. Aareknude Raadsnar, kold-
brand, I edesyamp, Feberssar ~ allie Slags
gamle Saar. Den feileT Aldrig. TrEkker I'D nj Oft
Sparer Udgifter og Lidelser. Helbreder for bestan.
digit Med Posten 25c oc SOC. Send fluid Beskr. AZ III,
faldet. J p. Allen Medicine Co. 81. Paul, Milan.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

o. q. 8aussnss, Storn Gttr. IA.
'SsbfsIsouashoesH- Ct Ell ltotu net % ptiit
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

Tai ',r 'SeofslssdesbeetH-l let r tia
roaeH epoiegtgreues Boz. sqsr uoesH Pee, -bsr
u6fbihsr Ct Irugs % e05t iSIt SdoH i5laHot
BORT SEN: mon bet er en- ne. 90 tutsrssfaHt
Glocu bog 5du5s 'or uHg 90 samHrsl. oe ben
er rnoyrttei HiG al cen. iorT ctt, tiu siBre ben
manQe 8aRge tutereSiGutgre sHb ben GlgEeoe
or. rtsits I'll err bPrbiflgo gos. bsb at Hee.
tsGHe | ben fine 9eUueEs os EtsHbsrs lom 5sful
ca RgiHoers GsefsisSdse 90 tt1tge fan mon
10 pafaa sftFr eget Prbua fHlss ben zIsb eHhbd
Heye aaaense ca BRrot'IEee gttater. m-I tfts
suler at Tile ia Seo. Zen Tan tisne iom Ct
pen. autugrufsglbum. barre en- fuli SsofsIss
baQsagpe euer 8refeRt ulurfoH5eIit babe I'll
Seu ere ca Guosu; icr BrRurie Ccler ben hs
fortrtulta % maa foTI FABIAN sisre egfie.
.. Q. B~radtsu. 5bomgfou, y. Sai.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

"FsbfelsSdgs6Cp" er en- rHulf Iissn BOG.
iut uofouuef pad 2. s~IaunoienS Sorlna Secps
rub. Soma. Sor boer Saa I GGret Ct Der
rRprt en- sEer 20 befieuote 9sriuHsr. b1ts Gso.
ielSNra bet CT. sesuoeu er Der BlaeS til at neos
tegHs GuoHe pal eeuL, BOTS Sgbielsoaa nun oil
criEbrg co iau e. fmuft Iioet SerS al roaeu Be.
5orfnttgr for b0er Gag. Sctsst al oisfe
Beers er feet mee rle8sU Stisufomheo. 6Iere
df oer1 er aleeleS ~fUrtrrtslige. 2 bet belle taget
sr 9oaea imaG'ulSt iHorettei % fFrSelss imuit
Cen f~ortisEsr bHrtis affgtnina.
Z. Q, SaRL 5tauebtou. ssts.
(SortiGtteS.l
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-22

o. g. RSsa Can GIatr.. gBts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
COL. PHELPS DEAD
Prominent Jerseyman Passes
Away in South
Carolina.

~ Colonel Sheffield Phelps died this af-
ternoon in Aiken, S. G., where he has
been i'll for some time with typhoid few
er. He went South early in October IN
his houseboat, which he purchased from
the estate of the late Pierre Lorillard.
About two weeks ago he and his son
John were attacked with the fever.
Colonel Phelps was the son Of William
Walter Phelps and was born on his
fathers estate in Bergen County. He
graduated from Yale College and for a
while he was a reporter on the New. York
Tribune" Later he was connected with
the Mail and Express" and in 1895 he
purchased an interest in the Evening
Journal of this city.
At one time he was also interested in
the Newark Daily Advertiser"
Mr.. Phelps was an aide-de-camp on
the staff of Governor Griggs. He was a
member of the Union League Club of this
city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
GREATLY NEEDED
Assistant Postmaster Tells
About the Present
Building.

The local postal authorities received
$685. for new post office for Jersey
City, as reported by the commission ap-
pointed to investigate and report the.
needs of this city to Congress, from
a Jersey City News, reporter.
Post Master Wanser was not at his
office this afternoon, but Assistant Post
Master Wooley declared himself delight
ed with the prospects, sand / know that
General Wanser will also feel greatly
pleased he added.
"No, I hadn't heard that we were to
have new post office until you told
me a moment ago." he said. 1T was
then news to me.
THE present building" continued the
Assistant Postmaster, has long since
outlived its usefulness. 1t was purchas-
ed in 1872 from the Gregory estate at
cost to the United States Government of
$4,000. At the time about S15. COO was
spent III alterations, and ten years ago
like sum was expended for building the
present extension. The property has
a frontage on Washington street of 100
feet and It's on Sussex street. If the new
building is to be erected on the site of the
present one it can be made large and
handsome structure, taking up ground
space of 100 feet wide and lbs feet long.
1t can be built up to the building line
on three sides if the authorities wish it;
on the westerly line, however, there is
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
COMEDY AT A FIRE
Commissioner Niblett Gets
Water Cure and Assis-
Chief Is Put Out.

President Henry q. Niblett and Assist
ant Chief Hudson Lowell had novel
experience at a fire in the grocery store
No. s219 Henderson street, between
twelve and one o'clock. today.
Commissioner Niblett arrived on the
scene when the irenen We're running a
length of hose into the store. The nozzle
Of the hose was accidentally turned in
the direction of the Commissioner, who
could not get out of the way of a
stream He received q good ducking
Assistant Chief Lowell was walking
along Newark avenue when the alarm
was sounded He was enjoying his day
off and was in civilian dress. Police
Captain Cody had charge of the fire lines.
The Assistant Chief hurried to the fire.
Captain Cody saw him about to rush
through the line.
ASSISTANT KEPT OUT.
.Get back there you" said the captain.
That's all right, captain" said the as
sistant chief.
1T is not all right. You stay outside. :"
'sBut, captain"
Don say another Word put keep
back
A police man rushed over to the cap
tain and whispered something in his
ear. The captain turned about suddenly
and said
'.Well, Engineer, that is one on me.
You can see what difference uni
form makes.
st didn't make much difference to me
whether / got through the lines or not, !"
said Engineer Lowell. ut is my day of.
I was ready though to help the boys if
they needed me-
The FIRE was discovered in the grocery
store Of b. Morsorwitz, No. 219 Hender-
son street. Its origin is unknown The
fremen workedk it rapidly. When they
arrived there was >rHake enough to hide
both sides of the streets. fn~ten minutes
the fire was out and very little smoke in
side
KEPT FLAMES FROM WHISKEY.
There were two tanks of oil in the
rear Of the store close to where the fire
started. These the firemen carried out
through the binding smoke. At No. 217
Henderson street is a clothing store, and
in M 221 is n store house for whiskey.
owned ny Manuel Gross. Five minutes
after the alarm was sent in there were
at least 1000 suits of clothes out on the
sidewalk The firemep kept the blaze
from tile whiskey. e property dame
aged is owned by Gfoss,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
airy member then,' jokingly shouted a
lawyer from the rear Of the room.
MUCH EXCITEMENT.


Lawyer Hartshorne then requested
that the president instruct the secretary
not to call the names of the gentlemen
whose right to vote was questioned. Mr..
Fuller did SO and amid much excitement
the balloting proceeded with the result
that the preliminary skirmish of the
meeting was won by the anti-Speer
forces, the names objected to being re-
jected by vote Of So to so.
This seemingly indicated to the minds
Of the Gordon followers that the victory
in the fight for the presidency was surely
theirs, but it showed the friends of Mr..
Speer that further missionary work was
necessary in order to insure the election
of their favorite. Apparently it was
done, for the day was saved to Mr.. Speer
by very narrow margin.
Lawyers Harrison, Garrison, Dixon
and Carey were appointed as tellers, and
after the nominations for president were
made each member, as his name was cali
ed, walked up TO the Secretary's desk
and deposited his ballot in satchel held
BY the telIers.
Lawyer Harry Holmes nominated
Lawyer Speer for president, and Lawyer
b. A. S. Lewis said in nominating James
A. Gordon, that he thought that Mr..
Speer's nominations at this time was most
unfortunate for the association, as it
brought political questions into the or
ganization. i do not accuse Mr.. Speer
of having done this" said Mr.. Lewis,
"but I say it would be injurious to the
organization to elect him to the presi-
dency at this time"
Senator Hudspeth,l in seconding the
nomination of Speer, denied that there
was anything political in connection with
his candidacy for the presidency of the
bar association. I myself have signed
a petition urging the re-appointment of
the present efficient incumbent of the
Office" the Senator said, "and certain
IL will do all in my power to advance his
interests in that matter, although now
propose to vote for Mr. Speer for presi-
dent OF this association. 1 know nothing
of politics. tGreat laughter) / mean
in the Bar Association
!. President Fuller interrupted the speak
'er to say that the Court had reminded
him that the call of the calendar was
being delayed.
4 told Mr.. Fuller could wait to
hear you, Senator" said Justice Collins,
laughingly.
The balloting then proceeded, with the
result as announced at the commence
ment of this article. Judge Blair voted
when his name was called, but Justice
Collins asked to be excused.
When the vote was announced a mo-
tion that the election of Mr.. Speer be
made unanimous was carried, and the
election Of the other officers was proceed
ed with. .ss. s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
TWO SMALL FIRES.

At 1858 o'clock this morning fire box
No. 23G was pulled for a fire that broke
out in the two story frame building No
435 Newark avenue. owned by the Jersey
City Cemetery Company, and occupied
by its sexton. Arthur Bradshaw. and
family The fire was caused by a defec-
tive chimney llue and did but little dam
age.
AT GIG A. ". box No. 40 was pulled
by Patrainsan Beatty for a fire that
broke out In the r,vo-story frame building
Nh. 53S Central avenue, occupied by
Magner IIeIan and family, and owned
by the Synas estate The flames were
cxtinguished before much damage was
dona.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
cApMUs.-on Monday, Dec. S. 1s

CADMUS.-On Monday, Dec. S. IS
George Cadmus, aged 62 Yeas
months % days.
Funeral from his llte residence, Ne.
953 Avenue G, Bayonne. on Wednesday,
Dec. 10. (Priyate.)
CONNORS.-On Monday, Dec. S, 1902,
at his late residence. No. 1G4 Nor
gan street, Simon. beloved son Of
John and Ann Connors. aged 81
years.
Funeral from his late residence on
Thursday, Dec. II, at 8 A. NJ; thence
to st. Mary's r. c. Church. where a
solemn high mass of requiem will be
offered for the happy repose of his soul.
DEVINE.-On Sunday, Dec. Z, 1902,
Patrick, beloved husband of Eliza-
beth Devine
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. 226 Monticello ave-
nue., on Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 8
A. NJ; thence to ST. Patrick's Church,
where a solemn high mass of requiem
will be offered for the happy repose Of
his soul.
Interment at Holy Name Cemetery.
HEIM.-On Monday, Dec. s, 1902
George P, beloved son of Magdelsna
Helm.
Funeral on Wednesday. December
10, from his late residence, No
SIG Jersey avenue; thence to st. Boni-
faces Church at IL A. NJ, where q
solemn high mass of requiem viii be
offered for the reposs of his soul
JOBES.-At his late residence, No. lis
Maple street, on Sunday, Dec. I.
1902, Charles W., husband of Annie
E. Jobes pee Hawkes), aged 81
years.
Relatives and friends. also survivors
Of Thirty-seventh N. J. Volunteers; Van
Houten Post, No. 3. G. A. R.; Lafay-
cite Lodge, No. 79, X. of P; Jersey City
Fire Department; the Firemen's Mutual
Benefit Association; Lafayette Republic
can Battery; Lincoln Circle, No. 3
Ladies of the G. A. R., are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services
from the German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Communipaw avenue and Woods
ward street, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, al
p. NJ.
| McCAFFERY.-Su Suddenly, on Dec. 8,
1902, at Algiers, La, john Me-
Caffery, Jr., eldest son of John Me-
Caffery. of No. s416 Grove street,
Jersey City.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
| NUGENT.-At' his late residence, Ne.
232 Bay street. John, beloved hus.
band of Margaret Nugent, aged 50
years.
Funeral from his late residence. on
Wednesday, Dec. 10. at A. NJ: thence
to st. Peters r. G. Church. where a
solemn high mass will be offered for the
happy repose of his soul.
| PETERSON.-On Dec. s. 1902. Jennie
wife of James r. Peterson. aged sc
years.
Relatives and friends are respeetfplly
! invited to attend the funeral services IA
late residence, No. 1854 Coles street
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
new POST OFFICE
IN SIGHT.
Commission Recommends a
s385,Ooo Building for
Jersey City.
Mr.. n1'DERMoTT's WORK
Post Office Officials Here Are
Pleased AT the News.
Mr.. nl1'DERMOTT'S WORK

NSpecIaI 10 The Jersey CITY NeWs.' =
WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. 8, 1902.
Congressman McDermott has seen the
report of the Commission which was APP
pointed by the PROVISIONS Of the omnibus
public building bill which passed Con-
gress last spring.
Mr.. McDermott states that the report
recommends the erection of a new post
office building at Jersey City, at cost
Of $3S5,000. The commission was COM
posed of the Postmaster-G General, the At
torney General and the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Mr.. McDermott is in hopes that Con-
gress win act favorably on the recon-
meInlation before final adjournment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-09
COUSIN JIM'S" STOCK UP

"Cousin" James Connolly's stock was
floating around par this morning. He
has an idea that he win be the only man
who will be I'm it, when Mayor Pagan
appoints successor to DR.. McGill in the
Police Board.
1t is said that James Hunt, Colonel
hunt at al.
"Uncle'' John McNulty is in the
dumps He will get out of them when
he is assured of an appointment to the
Fire Board.
Commissioner Richard r.. Connolly
still thinks that His Honor should make
him one of the rulers of the Police De-
partment