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The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09
TO SOFTEN ! !
THE GOV ..RNOR
Citizens Will Make Another
Effort to Save Murderer
Taylor From the
Gallows.
REsENTENcED TODAY.
Condemned Man Depressed
When He Hears a New
Dats Set for His Exc
cution.

Headed by the Hev. IA. A. M. Briggs
OF the Waverly Congregational Church,
Jersey City Heights, the spiritual adviser
Of Murderer George W. Taylor, dele
CATION ot citizens who do not believe
that the condemned negro should sufer
the death penalty for his crime, viii wait
on Governor Murphy at his home IN New
ARK tomorrow night and urge the
re-conyening OF the Court OF Pardons IN
special session 70 again consider Taylor 8
case.
raets Wiii pe iald oeIore the governor
% g snow that fayior really believed that
ms aunt, whom ne kilied, was reading mas
SISTER INTO an immoral me. II VIII pc
rememotred Der tnat az ms triai fne murderer
saiu tnal ne peileseu lnis 70 oe 'rue, out
ne was unable % furnish any PROOF OF n.
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iast MONDAY.
Inc murderer who Is evidently man OF
strong impulses easily swayed by good or
Dad news. seemed downcast as he walked
handcuHed to Deputy Sheriff Frank
Hague to seat inside the rallied enelos-
ure of the court room, which was crowd
ed with spectators gathered by curiosity
to see the doomed man.
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
Taylor shook hands cordially with his
spiritual adviser. the Rev. n. Al. II
Briggs and his counsel LAWYER Joseph
NJ. Noonan.. who were awaiting b;s ar.
rival. Shortly afterwards Jray. R,ai.
came Prom rho eha,. ha-s sna xs,asa,,,.s,.
Ern.;n at onca ,,aysd tho.' 49, sa,,s. = !.
- ,.hs - i s's '..e .oui' -
. uas Wneh the Engagement OF the court
in Taylor's case be carried into execution.
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FIRsT TIME IN MS LIFE.

Mr.. Patrick sIeehan Of Westmorelani,
PES. s.fss-s: tsTisis is the first time have
ever written an Endorsement, but since
Father Johns Medicine cured me of a
long standing lung trouble and my
brstler vf bronchitis and pneumonia, /
want to tell Of it for the benefit of
others Not patent medicine
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09
BAG OF COAL.

Carmeno Dangelo. twenty-six years
old. of No. $40 Woodward street. was
fined $40 and costs of court by Judge
Hoos this morning for stealing bag Of
coal from the Lehigh Valley Railroad
COMPANY. The complainant was Ed
ward Miles, Of No. 224 Pine street.
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GOOD ADVICE.

Nexer LET cold wear OF: ii wears
away the lungs and leaves you exposed
10 serious attacks Of disease. Father
Johns Medicine is guaranteed to cure,
o. tie money is refunded. It contains
20 morphine or poisonous drugs.
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
Salvatore Garaventa, at the request of
Teresa Foppiani Giuseppe Foppian and Luig "a
FopDian, the only persons interested in the
viii Of Agostino Foppiani, late of Foppians.
in the Kingdom of Italy, deceased having pes
sen.ea and filed n my. office copy Of the
said will, exeupliiled under the hand and seal
OF Scotn. President OF the Tribunal of,
Bobbio, Kingdom Of Italy, whereby i ap3ears
that the said will has been admitted to pro-
bate in said kingdom OF Italy, and the sail
Salvatore Garaventa having applied to me TO
have the said VIII proved and recorded in this
State, pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, l do hereby order that
cause be shown before me at my office. in the
City Of. jersey CITY,. County. of Hudson and
State Of New Jersey. at the hoar, Of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, on Friday February ,hlr-
teenth nineteen hundred and three. why
duly certified copy OF such win should not b,
Administrations With viii annexed thereoa be
issued to said salvatore Garaventa; and that
this order be published IN the Jersey city
News, newspaper printed and published in
this county, for the space of five weeks, next
preceding said day at least once in each week.
Given under my hand this sth day of Janut
ary. 1903
JAS. T, LILLIS
Surrogate of Hudson County. New Jersey.
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NO TlFIED TO QUIT.
Heath Tells City Clerks Em-
ployes That Their services
' Have Been Suspended
With.

Clerk Heath. of the Board Of Finance,
today personally served notices on Clerks
Cummings, Clark and Lembeck, of the
City Clerks staff that the Finance Com
missioners dispensed with their services
on January 1.
The dismissed clerks were at tTark tn
iGay as usual. sg
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

CREDITORS OF ALBIN BnRBERlcK. DE-
ceased are, by order Of the Surrogate OF
Hudson County. dated January :. 1908. upoa
application Of the subscriber, notified 10 bring
estate within nine months from above date
j. FRANK FINN. JR.. Executor.
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09
WORTH KNOWING ABouT.

Doctors prescribe Father Johns Medi-
cine as tonic and body builder. and
have for fifty years-It is not patent
medicine
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

cREDrToEs OF IoHN 6. HE4PpINe DE-
q csased @ are by order sss Ct the sugsssate 4
application Of tho subscribers. notiied 70 brsas
Ia their deb. Is dsInands and claims axainsi kis
estate Within nie months rrafn ahaVxs eaxz, Il
EkIZAs HrrPpfNG
JOHN IiEPpDING. ,Exeautorr.
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YESTERDAYS TAX COLLECTION

City Collector Fry received SIC, 0,325.52
IN tax collections yesterday.
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wAIvER 9F NeTIsE sa q ,,I sFES5si. i1sg MEET

WAIVER OF NOTICE OF SPECIAL. MEE1-
ING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
We the undersigned, being all or the seock-
holders Of the Empire InYestment Company.
corporation organized under the laws OF she
State Of New Jersey, having its principal odies
at No. is Exchange place. Jersey City, n. J..
40 hereby waive notice OF the time, pace
and purpose Of q special meeting e the SIS ck-
holders of said company, directed by the
Board Of Directors 10 Be called for the purpose
Of this Company to sss0oOO. ahd We do hereby
hx the 18th day OF December, 1903, al Two
o'cIeck P. NJ, as the time, and the said on cs
of the company as the place of said special
meeting of the stockholders zS
of the statutes OF Ness Jersey and of thes oy-
laws of said company, both, as 10 notIcs of
we do consent to the transaeaioa a Sn4h
business as may come before said meetiag.
Dated DscsmOsT JAMES MIS- i X BuRNar,
G. A. WYNKooP.
RICHARD J: ScoLES,ss
saalH SHARLToN II III /. fIEwls.e
OAKLEGH THORSss.Ns
NJ. Fl. CHESEBROUG.I
ile ~ t Ii. Il. HoLLINS. IS.
s. D. DICKINSON.
Secretary OF STATE"
STATE or NEW JERSEY DEP RrssRN1
j, s.. d Dickinson, secre tsry OF state of thu
State Of New Jersey DO hereby eertify tnA.
decrease OF capital stock o. t1e Empire invest
ment Company, and the endorsements thereon.
the original filsa in my offies on she nine
teenth day os December. A. D. 1902. and new
remaining on file therein ~ nFsss
~ unto set ny hand ana afrixed ms
tseal.9 Official sea-. at Trenton. this Rane.
teenth day Of December. D.
s. D. DICKINSON,
Secretary OF State.
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REPORT Or fiiE coNDfrioN Or THE
Nav Jersey Title gllarantee and Trust Con-
panY, located at Jersey City. NJ y. at the
Close Close Of business on the sist day of December.
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

A member Of a fraternal order in this
city recently received q bill for dues from
the lodge treasurer. It is said that the
treasurer In Question can squeeze real gem
uine greenbacks out Of piece of plain
jersey lime stone. This Is one Of his fa-
yotite couplets which he adds on the bot
tom Of his bills
or all the words that are said or writ,
The saddest to read are Please Remit. 4,
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

CREDITORS OF JOHN, o. QUINN. DE-
ceased, are BY order OF the Surrogate OF
Hudson County dated October as, 1909 upon
application OF the subscriber, notified to bring
in their debts demands and claims against his
estate within nine months from above date.
CLARA IL. QUINN Execut-ix.
CREDITORS OF TIMOTHY MIsKEI. DE-
ceased, are. by order y the Surrogate ct
Hudson County, dated November 1. 1902 ups y
application Of the subscriber, notified to bring
in their debts, demands and claims against !,
estate within nine months from above date
q 4. THOMAS j. MISKEL Exe4utar.
THE ACCOUNT OF THE SUBSCRIBER.
I, administrative of Ann Huffman, dee5ases !, Will
be settled by the Hudson County Orphans
Court on February 49, 1908.
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

CREDITORS OF ROBERT T. MEANS. DE-
ceased, are by order OF the Surrogate OF
Hudson County. dated October q. isc2. upon
application OF the subscriber notified T. bring
in their debts, demands and claims against his
estate within nine months from above date.
NELLIE A. MEANS. Administrator.
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

Chase Mccormick of the Horseshoe
district, who played on the strong Hobo
ken baseball team last season, win play
in the New York State League this sea-
son. He has signed with the Utica
team. "Chase' is an all round ball
player. He started out with the old CD
Bile Club. His favorite grounds was 81 he
Inspection" on Henderson street.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

Dated Jersey city. January !. 1908
The Jersey City news., 1903-01-09

a a ~ % Nf7z1@IAM d s. sFpIs,,Ss J,
|peclal M&3ter III Channerys of NeH Joraey
- RxchenSs Place. Jersey City. NJ 4
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Local weather Report.
New Haven, Sept. %.
Brisr Mention. ).

High water to-day, 1858 p m.
Everybody's Magazine for October at
the .Pease-Lewis company's.
The Hospital Aid society will resume
its weekly meetings In Trinity parish
building, Temple street, tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The four-masted schooner Hope
Sherwood. Captain NJ =. Gilbert, from
Sattila River, Ga, is discharging a load
Of piling at the city dock.
A frame containing photographs of
the members Of the board Of aldermen
for the years 1ss9-19Oo has been hung
up in the .aldermanic chamber in
city hall.
Mayor Studley has made arrange
rnents to review at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, in front Of city hall, the parade Of
York commandery, knights Templar, of
New York, who come here to visit the
local commandery.
General George M. Harmon has pur-
chased from Alfred P. Rockwell and
Lawrence Godkin a vacant lot on Bish-
op street, fronting fifty-seven feet. 1t
is said that General Harmon will build
- aHss1sf. % .s-4ss
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

The directors of the Boston & Albany
railroad yesterday declared regular quar-
terly dividend OF per cent, payable Sep
TENDER 30.
A suit for divorce from Charles G.. Quin-
tard Of Greenwich has been instituted by
his wife. Mrs. Quintard alleges intidelity,
and names Alice L. Bradley OF Stamford as
correspondent.
The Rev. John q. zeter of Simonsville
came yesterday to this city in reference. to
duties relative to the Young Peoples work
Of the district. Last night he spent In this
city and this evening will deliver an adj
dress on CONSERVATION and Its Results
in the Methodist church at West Haven.
The Rev. Fl. ]. Lane Of this city has &C
cepted a unanimous call to the Quinsiga-
m0nd Baptist church of Worcester. >
James Horigan, clerk Of the street de-
partment, died at his home, TAO North Main
street, at 3 O'clock yesterday morning af-
ter an illness Of less than one week. He
was an eX7lieutenant Of Company u, Second
regiment.
In Plainville yesterday the house of Owen
Conlon, eighty years old, caught fire and
he and his wife had narrow escape from
being suffocated by THE smoke They final
ly got out in their night Globes. The house
was destroyed by the flames
Frank White, the Lithuanian court inter-
prefer OF Waterbury, who assaulted Joseph
Lalnanis few days ago and was placed
charge. of murder ais Lainanis died yes-
The Rev. Lewis w. Hicks has removed
from Hartford to Wellesley, Mass, and will
permanently settle in that city. He has
been made the historian Of the class of 1870
at Yale university and will prepare the his
tory Of the class during the year, having
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1t ready by commencement in 1904. AT the
present time MIR. Hicks is supplying the
pulpit Of the Rev. Dir. Mckinley in Rock
Vile I.
One of, the Droudest women in Kansas
to-day Is Miss Annie I'll. Abel Of Salina.
In 1893 Miss Abel graduated from the State
University of Kansas, taking a second de-
gree year later. Her most recent achieve
ment is the winning Of the Buckley fel-
lowship in the graduate school Of Yale.
Miss Abel had secured a scholarship at CO.
lumbia, but she resigned the first one Sc
cured and will come to New Haven this
month to begin her studies at Yale, and
will thus become on Of the very few Co
eds in New Haven. 5sS
Paul Misik, the Hartford Pole who shot
and killed Charles O'Brien OF Hartford,
Tuesday, has not been seen since he dis
appeared into the woods on Cedar noun
tain, shortly after the shooting. The police
think he is hiding In he woods.
Cole Of New Haven filed an application to
have his marriage to Ida May Cole Of New
Haven, on November %, 1899, declared null
and void. Cole asserted that he was in
sane when he was married., and that three
days after that event he was committed to
the insane asylum there and remained there
two years. He was then released but was
shortly after recommitted, and was again
released on May 2S. 1908.
Lieutenant N. w. Bishop command, Span
ish War Veterans of Bridgeport has voted
to attend the reunion Of the national body
in this city next Monday. Members from
all over the country are to attend, and the
reunion will continue for three days.
Miss Pond, who was removed from the
cottage, Woodmont, occupied by her par
ents to private hospital in this city some
weeks ago while suffering with typhoid fe-
yer, is much better now, and hopes to re-
join her class at Smith college about the
middle of October.
At a recent meeting Of Harmony lodge,
X. Of P., of Torrington, Judge Walter Hol.
comb on behalf Of the order presented to
Major William Spittle gold -headed ebony
cane. fittingly Inscribed, In commemora-
tion Of his twenty years of membership
and SerYices The major and his family
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LATEST FAIR RAVEN NEWS
MARRIAGE OF MAUD E. POTTER
TO GEORGE r. WAPRoUS.

A. Lincoln Kirk to Entertain-Home
from ItaIy-surpFise Party rendered
to Daisy Parker-Deafh Of Mrs.
BarTy-Opening Meeting OF w. C. II. U.
The marriage of Maud e. Potter of
Farren avenue to George R. Watrous
OF Henry street took place last evening
at o'clock. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. George H. Ferris of the
Calvary Baptist church. Immediately
after the ceremony a reception was
held at the brides home, 161 Farren
avenue, at which only the immediate
relatives were present. The couple
were the recipients of numerous useful
and beautiful presents of bric-a-brae,
silverware, etc, among the articles be-
ing handsome silver service from the
employees of Winchesters, where Mr..
Watrous is employed, a sum of money
from the moulders of the same factory,
and numerous presents from the EN-
ployes of Sargent & Co, where the
bride was employed. Late in the even
ding tour and upon their return to the
city win reside in their newly fur
nished home at No. 81 Winchester ave-
nue.. 800 Il - -
Unclaimed letters at Station A are for
the following: Miss Charlotte Ander-
Ison, Miss Charlotte Barnes, Miss Fran
ces Delano, Mrs. George Cochran, Mrs.
Cornelius Squires and Fred NJ. Ken
drick, or Neudrick. IL,
The Y. P. s. G.. Il. of the Grand Ave-
Enue Congregational church has engaged
the services of A. Lincoln Kirk to give
his latest unique and original enter
tainment, entitled 1.-THE Sublime and
| the Ludicrous, /" on the evening of
Thursday, October s, in the Sunday
school room of the church. Tickets are
in the hands of the members Of the So
ciety. s=s G @s 3 til til ~ f.
Anthony De Matty, the Grand avenue
shoe dealer, reached his home on Tues
lday evening about o'clock after pass
ling a most enjoyable voyage on the
steamer Sardegna, which reached quar-
entine on Monday night. Mr.. De Matty
has been in Italy about nine weeks and
while away visited his brother and sis
ter, who live in Genoa; also Rome and
Naples. He returns In fine health and
reports an excellent vacation.
Mrs. C. I. French, Of Al Shelter street,
has returned from New York, where
she has been spending a few days with
her son Bertram.
Miss Gertrude Bradley, of Atwater
street, has resigned her position with
Stoddard, the photo engraver, and will
take a course Of training at the Ander-
son gymnasium.
Mrs. isabelle Jacques, Of Lloyd street,
has just returned from an extended
visit in the Adirondacks. ~
Carl Daley, Of Cleveland, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Daley, of Grand avenue, has
returned to Cleveland where he will
resume his studies at the university Of
that city. !. NJ $#
Rev. Il. j. Bamberg and wife, of Hol-
yoke, who have been visiting Mrs. Will
liam Sheffield, of Houston street, re-
turned home yesterday. z%#..t
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews, of Augusta,
Me, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Graves, of Grand avenue,
have returned home.
Harry Crawford, of East Pearl street.
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STRUCK BY "A HAMMER.

Thomas Hennessey Met With Serious
Accident to His Eve While at Work.
Thomas Hennessey, an employee Of the
Ritter, Connolly company, met with q
serious accident yesterday afternoon
while working on the new gas plant
on Chapel street. He. was holding q
hammer while another man struck it to
drive in a bolt when in some way the
hammer slipped and struck him in the
left eve. He was taken to the Emer-
gency hospital, but on his arrival there
it was seen that he was badly injured
and as It appeared that an operation
was necessary he was sent to the New
Haven hospital. 1t was stated at the
hospital that he might lose the sight
Of the eve. Whether there are any
other internal injuries has not yet been
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WANDERING IN THE WOODS.

Old Mar Discovered BY the Westville
Police--Belieyed to Have Strayed
from Home In Ansonia.
Policeman Widely found an old man
strolling about the woods In Westville
yesterday afternoon in an exhausted
condition, and brought him to police
headquarters. There he said that his
name was Michael Mcmahon and that
he lived III Ansenia. He said that he
mad two daughters living IN Water
town.
1t Is believed that he has strayed
away from his home and that his folks
are looking for him. It is also believed
that he has been wandering about for
some time.
Chief Of Police Ellis, of Ansonia, was
notified last evening by Sergeant Cook
of the old man being here, and he was
asked to investigate his case in Ansonia
and try and find his relatives.
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u
is spending a few days in CRANKY, this
state. + !. "a 5.. A.
r. w. Roundy has returned from his
home in Vermont to resume his studies
at Yale at the opening of the college
year. 80, ~. -
Miss Daisy Parker, Of Ferry street,
was pleasantly surprised on Monday
evening by the girls of her Sunday
school class on the occasion of her
birthday. The class presented her with
pair Of gold collar pins, and she was
also the recipient of many gifts from
numerous friends. The evening was
spent with games and music, and a
dainty buffet luncheon was served.
Among the guests We're the Misses Inez
Brockway Louise Barnes, Olive Rus
sell, Florence Thompson, Charlotte
Helm, Frances Demond, Leah Angler,
Madge Champlain, Tressa Jonaeker,
Signe Soderberg, Ethel M. Parker and
Edward Mayl. 80
Mrs. Catherine Barry died at the res
idence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
McGovern, 100 James street, Tuesday
afternoon after an illness of about two
months. Mrs. Barry was an old resi-
dent of this place, having resided here
over thirty years. Besides Mrs. Nc
Govern she is survived by two sons,
John and Edward Barry, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Leonard. The funeral
will take place from her daughters res
idence tomorrow morning at $3.50 and
requiem high mass will be held at St.
Francis church at 9 o'clock. 49,,
The first fall meeting Of the local Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union will
be held in their rooms, II Grand ave-
nue., this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at
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have taken up their residence at the Sol
sdiers' home In Norot0n, of which he has
been made an officer.
Leroy Wilcox Of Milford. who was very
ill with typhoid fever, IS able TO ride out
these pleasant days.
John Roosevelt Of Milford. who returned
last Friday evening from New York, where
he underwent d very severe surgical opera
tion some weeks ago, IS still very weak
but improving. ].
Stanley Clark Of Milford, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis some four
weeks ago, is rapidly recovering
Andrew Clark DC Milford has badly
smashed hand and one Of. more broken bones
In this hand as the result OF getting his
right hand caught between two large boxes
while handling freight in the office Of Coles
Electric Express company III this city. ,
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CITY LODGES SMOKER.
members Pleasant Entertained La

Members Pleasant Entertained Last
Evening.
There was a very large attendance OF
the members Of City lodge No. So, J. @.
10. n, last night in their hall in the Odd
Fyellows' building. AT the conclusion Of
the business session an Informal smoker
was held which was immensely enjoy
able. Ralph Booth, a talented artist Of
this city, was present and furnished the
entertainment. He gave numerous
sentimental and topical songs and char
acter sketches, which proved highly en-
PERTAINING He responded to several
encOreS. 55$s.3. 8es
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Good New From the Art Embroidery
Department.

SOC bead looms. like the Apache
loom. BIC each.
Large punches Of seed beads.
(when sold in small lunches they
bring 50c), colors-black, white.
pink. coral, turquise, blue and light
blue, green. red. etc. Thursday.
Csc a bunch. J.
Silk pillow cord. worth 23c a yd.
Thursday, 14c a yard.
About $50 pillow tops and backs
of last seasons designs, Thursday
at 15c.
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WEATHER RECORD.

washington. D. c., Sept. %, 1903, s p. m.
Enracasf for Thursday and Friday
For New England: Fair Thursday, colder sl,
ayceTf IN eastern Maine; F9day party
cloudy; fresh to brisk southwest TO north-
VIZ Eor /" eastern New York: Partly cloudy
Thnrsday. cooler In interior; variable WINDS
becoming north and increasing, showers
and cooler at night or Friday, on the COAST
fair in interior.
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] COMING ATrRAc TIDN.

Burton Emmett. in advance Of THE
Virginian,n dramat ization of Owen
Wister's novel, was in town yesterday.
This attraction will be presented at the
Hyperion Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings of next week.