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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29
Hi.ss school Rurns
Nsi,es in paris.

is. Jss.ss I, Lieut. Gen. Miles,
Il KS his staff. and his fam
il axe. a 'sriveI ere i ON Berlin and
. An at the ointment al hotel. The
6 s,,s and mis- staff called at the
4 s.; e n Dass.y and later Ann
10 ..:,., ed the visit.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-01-29
ing Territory

signed sl1h j lease, and had never
given authority to any person to
confess Judgment in ejectment.
Or cross examination. witness said
lie eyictsd men had been elected
withnn nctice. "a 81 9
Chairman Gray asked if the men
rad received copies Of the leases
] from the company, and witness re-
piled in the negative. a
.'Tbese leases are commonly known
as scut-throat agreements, are they
not?' INTERCEPTED Attorney Brumm.
'sYes," said the witness.
Nurse Testifies.
Gertrude Martin, professional
nurse, Of Jeddo, was called to testify
concerning the medical attention re-
ceived by the Markle employees. She
said three nurses were employed by
the company and their visits and
treatments were free to the company's
employees. She said she had always
retained the confidence of the EN-
ployes, so far as she knew. and did
not believe she was considered a spy.
On cross,examinatioh witness said
she had observed some cases Of asth-
ma, but she had no way Of determin-
ing the number except from impress
sions.s She said she was paid by Mrs.
John Marlsle. Asked whether the
rt,ys;c;ans received all the money col
slected fEom the mine workers for
medical aid. she said she was not posi-
: Is 5.
,,,.,.. y. -. :. p~.s 8, 4
=, - ~ ". : 80. ~
s - :, - 9 9 Z - = IN
" :, 3 NJ ~, ! -. !. -.
49, " o. 40 :. =. !, s : = -, ~
~, ~, y ~, n
s.' ~. 800 sa $
of the American Car and Foundry
company of Berwick, Pa. testified
4 :.la. l.is CONG any had been building
~ FOR sstar.Sk. & Co. since / 896. Their
+. cf'a''!n'acityy ws.s 1885 cubic feet. The
commission here took q recess.
q, u. ] 4. =, I,
8, J, {, { ~, "a, = !, - -, ~ Y.
n1gh school at Colfax. in ca stern Nc
/ ..s.al, county. was destroyed by fire
i1:s, .a,;s.y n. orr The origin OF the
i H. & sd to be in the fur
Tie EEilding was the
prlde # he city and was erected e
!, SO at = cost Of sac, 900 Including
III y # \ :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

nastepujace pytania uczeh
ma przelozyc ma jezyk fran
cuski. ,,Czlowiek potrzebuje
pieniedzy. Miesiac sic JUL
sko6czyl. Guys odebra1 swoje
pieniadze? Czy ojciec tw6j
ME dosta} pieniedzy? ia po-
trzebuje wiele. pieniedzy. Dla-
czegos mi dzisiaj rano ME
przyni6s1 pieniedzy? Me da}
ci Ojciec zadnych pieniedzy?
Me ma ojciec pieniedzy twe-
go wuja Tub pracioci W kie-
szeni?"
Wldzisz, m6wi nauczyciel
do towarzysza, to pail bardzo,
zwlaszcza, re ch1opak te ida
MIA i pytania ca1y wiecz6r ma
pamiec bebni.. Ma drugi dzie6
kazdy ch1opak przynosi ho-
noraryum. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
NEW YORK, 2 pazdz.

NEW YORK., 2 pazdz. =
Oko1o 5000 zyd6w zebra}o
sic wczoraj celem obchodze-
MIA ,,Swieta pojednania" W
gmachu Cooper Union, ale
przekonali sic, re hala JUL
by1a zajeta przez cz}onk6w
Free Society,", g}6wnie anar-
chist6w, kt6rzy w~ydrwiwali
zwyczaje zydowskie. Proszo-
no policya, by ME dozwo-
lila m6wcom wyrazac sic tax
pogardliwie o obyczajach re-
ligijnych, ale policya Oswald
czyla, re ME ma ~uprawnienia
do tego. i wtedy zydzi O.
pu6cili hale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

Buffalo siarczy6cie zabral sic.
do oczyszczenia nauki Chry-
stusa Pana. Czysto pc luter-
|sku postepuie. .Odpadlym o
wieczkom swoim breezy, re
!tylko. kilkadziesiat tysiecy
wyznawc6w nauki Chrystu-
sowej pablo ofiara rozszala-
lego pogahstwa. My wiemy
|jednak, re przez 3 wieki
|pierwsze ponad jedenascie
milion6w ponioslo 6mierc me-
czedska. Jak pozwolic mu
moze jego niezalezna powaga
biskupia ma to wierutne
k}amstwo, to dziwna rzecz.
Widac, re udrapowany we
fiolety czuje niewygode, DO
ciagle go COS zga, to klatwa
pewnie. Me pomoze ami wy
ganianie SIS. meczennik6w z
nieba AMI mydlenie oczu
swoim tstronnikom, zawsze
szyd1o wy}azi z wora. Exor-
ganista swymi wyzwiskami
dowodzi wysokiego ? swego
wykszta}cenia, wychowania, a
wreszcie i. poslannictwa. Ma
mic jego mira i kostur malo
sic trait, ably Wierzyli W jego
basnie. y. !
Stronnicy jego " Buffalo
powinni zapytac sic swego
eparchy, czy przypadkiem
z ich patron6w ME
wyforowa} z nieba juz pred
Is listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
NO OWO.

Dzienniki angielskie W
Stanach Zjednoczonych po-.
daily %prawdziwa ~wiadomoSc,
%otrzymana z urzedu emigra-
cyjnego, re W %ostatnich ty~:
godniach wychodztwo by@o
daleko wiekszem do Amery-
XII. anize]i W tym samym
czasie W poprzednich latach
Nadto ~najwiecej przyby}o
Niemc6w i Polak6w, O kt6-
rych dodano, re naleza DO
ludzi wykszta}cehszych. =
Przybysze wyruszyli zaraz W
dalsze strony, a ma}a tylko
Geese pozosta}a ma wschodzie.
Me ma sic czemu dziwic, re
wielu .opuszcza Europe / wy
jezdza do Ameryki, DO kazdy
idzie szukac piracy; kt6rej
brak W starym kraju a tenn
samem i pewniejszego utrzy-
mania. Emigracya pod jesie6
Jest jednak niebezpieczna. z
wiosna jest wiecej piracy
przecietnie niz ku kohcu
roku.. Przybysz jezeli ma
krewnych Tub dobrych INA
jomych, to moze ma Mich IL
czy6 ostatecznie, ale osobniki,
trafiaja pc %najwiekszej czeSci
ma wielki zaw6d. Bye moze,
ze i widmo wojny sk1onilo
nieiednego do wychodztwa.
Przypuszczenie to ME jest
mylnem, DO " Europe Cd
dawna wre jak pod pokrywa.,
Woina Jest nieunikniona j
iuz tysiace ludzi byloby ma
drugim swiecie, ale cho bod,
mniej wiecej tylko 3 ugode,
CO kto zagrabi. Mech e'' bed[zzitee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

SW0J ZAW0D.

Dw6ch prywatnych nau-
czyciei rozmawia{o o swoim
fachu. Jeden ,drugiego W
ko6cu zapytuje ,,placa ci tWoi.
uczniowie regularnie ma pier
wszego "a udzielona nauke?''
Ale gdzie tam, rzecze drugi,
czasem Gale tygodnie music
czekac, ME raz dostane jaka
Geese tylko, a bywa re mic ME
zaplaca. Ma to m6wi pierw-
sly: ola czego ME postepu-
jesz tax jak ia? ia DO zawsze
regularnie nalezytosc dosta-
Jak ty to robisz? pyta
przyjaciel. To rzecz prosta.
Zadaie WypracoWanle ucznio-
wi z francuskiego ma podsta-
vie melody Ollendorfa j "
ten spos6b ma pierwszego
kazdego miesiaca otrzymuje.
pieniadze. tym1lo wypadklsu1lI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

WESTERN Electric Co. W
Chicago wznosi ma % uli-
cy 48 ave. gmach masywuy,
W kt6rym miescic sic maja
maszyny. W sobote pred
po1udniem pracowa}o tam 200
rzemieslnik6w, z kt6rych ME
kt6rzy ~zauwazyli chwianie
sic s}up6w zelaznych. Po-
wsta1 krzyk, zaczeto ratowac
sic = ucieczka, wtem zacze}y
zgrzytac wiazad}a .s}upy fun
damentalne pochyli4y sic i z
trzaskiem slyszanym ma O.
d]eglosc czterech ,,blok6w ru-
nelly, pod ciezarem belek,
krokiew i wiazadel, majacych
stanowic zebra gmachu. Miej-
see budowy zaleg}a kilkana-
scie stop wysoka kupa s}u-
pow pomieszana z %po}amanem
i pogietem zelaztwem, pomie-
dry kt6re dastalo sic kilka-
nascie ludzi. B. Petro z pm.
1875 Orleans St, poni6sl 6mierc
ma miejscu, okolo 20 os6b
jest poranionych. smiertelnie.
Straty materyalne wynosza
sumo $500, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

BOSTON. - Ma stanowej
%konwencyi demokratycznej,
kt6ra sic tn odby1a, przyjeto
yplatforme" domagajaca sic
usuniecia trust6w, potepia-
jaca popieranie spekulant6w
ma Wall st. re strony urzedu
skarbu, popierajaca uk1ad
handlowy i domagajaca
sic z~aprowadzenia robotni-
czych sad6w ~rozjemczych.
Kandydatem ma gubernatora
nominowany zostal William
A. CASTOR z Bostonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

LINCOLN NEBR. Pomi-
mo, ze William J. Bryan ME
zyczyl sobie ably jego c6rka
wysz1a "a MAJ "a artyste ma
larza William HI. Levitt Ne
wport R. l., W sobote odby]
sic Stub m}odej parry W domu
Bryan'a W Farview.
Ma slubie i ma weselu byli
jedynie tylko krewni i cz}on-
gowie towarzystwa do kt6re-
go parma Bryan naleza}a.
Dom caly by1 o%dswietnie PREY
W kwiaty. Parma
m}oda sauna p~rzyjmowa1a go
Sci W drzwiach domu.
w niedziele m1oda para u
da1a sic wpodr6z poslubna do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

NOWY YORK. Znaleziono
tn II letniego ch1opca "a
~mordowanego " okrutny
spos6b. Ch}opak padl ofiara
okrutnego mordercy ,,Jack
the Ripper. Policya ma
dowody, re morderca jest
kobieta.
w niedziele d. 27-go z. m.
niedaleko wyspy Ellis Island,
wydobyto z woody cialo ME
z%najomego mezczyzny 2 rama
ma twarzy zadana ostrem ma
rzedziem. Papiery znalezione
W kieszeniaoh trupa SO pod
pisane nazwiskiem Ierzego
|Gollick?
ST. LOUIS, No. Nieja-
Xxi Ralph Barsolone, Is lat
zycia LEGACY, przyby} pred.
wczoraj 2 %prowincyi Pc raz
do St. Louis. Zaraz
ma wstepie spotkal swego da-
wnego przyiaciela, 2 kt6rymlI
ME widzial sic pol tuzina lat.
Naturalnie radosci obu ME
|bylogranlic,. P'rzyiacieelR lEaBlllphl5a
|uni6sl sic takim entuzyaz-
HEWaSIE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

GREEN BAY, Wis, =
J, III. MCCLELLAN zosta1 wczo.
raj W sadie policyjnym u.
many winnym napasci i po-
bicia redaktora gazety tutej-
szej FIR. R. Singleton. Reda-
ktor pad} ofiara swego powo-
}ania. Oskarzy1 on kilku u.
rzednik6w miejskich o bud.
lerke, co w~ywolaio .zemste z
ich strony. Zdaje sic Grand
Jury bedzie zwo}ana do pre-.
proWadzenia sledztwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

WILKESBARRE. Kompa-
ME weglowe postanowi1y O.
graniczyc produkcye wegla
twardego. Utrzymuja one,
re posiadaja zbyt wielkie "a
pasy wegla i re ME op}aca
sic wydobywac wiecej. Wobec
tego kompania Lehigh Val
ley Coal Co., postanowi1a
zamknac oko1o 20 kopal6, a
Susquehanna Coal Co., Is
kopalni. "-5E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

~FILADELFIA, Pa, W So
bote W nocy o 11-stej, kiedy
wiele os6b czeka1o ma pociag
do Sharon Hill, ma torze Penn
sylvania. Przypadkowo pociag
najecha1 ma zebranych i
os6b zostalo zabitych, a bar
do wielu odnios1o znaczne
pokaleczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

BALTIMORE; M. d. Stan
zdrowia arcybiskupa Kahn,
z St. Louis, kt6ry cd nieja-
kiego czasu leczy sic W tu-
sanitarium 6w. Agnie-
ski, jest oardzo krytyczny.
SERGE bija bardzo s1abo i
nieregularnie. Lekarze' .zapo-
wiadaja bliski koniec.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

mem, ze uclhwyciwszy prawi-
|ce pgo sciskal ia bez MARY
j granic, z powodu wielkiej
radosci.
Ralph kilkakrotnie chcia}
uwolnic swa rekeod uScisk6w
przyjaciela, ale napr6zno. Gdy
nareszcie wyja} ia 2 objec en-
tuzyasty, zauwazy}, re staw
6redniego palca by} z}amany
ma polowa.
Miejscem ~pierwszej wizyty
Ralpha W St. Louis byl szpi-
tai, gdzie mu palec nalezycie
obandazowano. 2
Ma tutejszym dworcu
kolejowym znaleziono W ko-
s~zykudwumiesieczne dziecko,
Sladu wyrodnej matki ME
MONA odszukac.
Nieznani opryszkowie
zmusili Emilia Brunna pod
grozka %rewolweru do oddania
i'm z}otego. zegraka. Zajscie
to zdarzy}o sic o g. Sci W re-
sz}a niedziele wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

NEW YORK, 3 pazdz.
Wczoraj pc po}udniu aresz-
|towano tn pania Mary Lay
ton johnson pod zarzutem.
|defraudacyi $4,000 "a szkode
firmly wyrabiajacej karty do
cry W Cincinnati. Policya
zamkne}a ia W cell ma g}}6-
wnej STACEY. PAM Johnson
ma dopiero "a lat j jest iona
dentysty z Sci ave. Sumo po-
wyzsza mia}a zdefraudowac
|jeszcze "a czas6w panie6skich
|kiedy pracowala u powyzszej
kompanij Manazer kompanii
|twierdzi, re sprytna Johnson
tumiala sobie zaoszczedzic az
$4,000 a mOze l $5O,OOO. Ja-
ko parma p%racowala " ofisie
do 10 listo pada 1902 i dopie-
70 niedawno spostrzezono
.defraudacye. Ma stacyi poll
cyjnej przyzna1a sic ze pie
niadze straci}a ma gieldzie.
Jej ma}zonek ME jest W
Istanie postawic "a MIA kau-
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

Bogatemu wlascicielowi Kill
ku farm zbiegl z obory VOL.
fNie. MONA go by}o zfapac a
re w1asciciel tego samego
ldnia mia1 brac Stub, vice
mus;a1 zostawic gospodarstwo
Ii jechac do domu m1odej PAM.
Nakazal jednak karbowniko-
wi, ably go uwiadomi}, gdzie
Ii kiedy zbieglego wo}u PREY
1apano. - Stub pana odby}
Isle O swoim czasie, podczas
uczty weselnej, czytano tele-
granny z zyczeniami, pomie-
|dzy innymi czytano telegram
karbowego, kt6ry po}aczy}
wiadomosci re zyczeniem
weselnem W tych s}owach:
,Winszuje, vol jest zlapany".
Zagniewany ojciec laje syna
|dodajac: Jak mi jeszcze raz
take z}e swiadectwo szkolne
przyniesiesz, to Gle ma smierc
ubije.
= Alez ojcze, rzecze chic
pax, COZ ia temu winien. Pan
nauczyciel powiedzial mi: ty
|jestes takim samym sokrem
[jak j tw6j ojciec, ME div
vice, les taxi osiol.
Piastowal kt6ry z pahskich
|przodk6w, jaki wysoki urzad?
|pyta PAM Eulalia pana Brzda-
Ca,
- TAX jest 1askawa PAM,
oapow1aaa zapy'any, 1eoen :
lem najs}ynniejszej floty swe-
ko czasu. Dowodzi1 on flota
ca}ego swiata.
1akze SIC on nazywaf,
lPyta zdz1Wiona ! pefna SEA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08


wojny bac sic ME trzeba
Emigranci MECH tylko ME
upadaja ma duchu, lecz ufn:
W pomoc Boza, MECH sic o
choczo biora do piracy, jaks
sic i'm nawinie to PREY szcze'
rych checiach i uczciwosc5
przejda pierwsze niemi1e
chwile pobytu W novel OF
czyznie a niezawodnie po-
prawia sw6j byt, by sic jedy-
ME ME dali porwac zgubne-
mu ~wp1ywowi socyalist6w.
c. ma nowo przyby}ych czy-
chaja a wpajajac W Mich "a
sadly komunizmu i anarchiz-
mu zyja z ith }atwowiernoSci.
Prawda, re przybysz W no.
wynn kraju ME odrazu zapo-
nina dawnych zwyczaj6w, bo-
ma wszystko spogla-
da i radby mia1 zawsze ja-
|kiego kierownika prey sobie.
Ale i z tego zamieszania wyj-
die calo, jezeli szerszem /
badawczem okiem pred Sic
bic spojrzy. - Kraj ten wiel-
XII, bogaty i zyzny, mad miare
przemys}owy i handlowy "a
pewnia przysz}e powodzenie,
ale nowo przyby}y Polak po-
winien sobie dobrze zapamie-
tao re W Ameryce ME wszyst-
ko z1oto co sic swieci. Wy
chodzca jake nieobeznany,
.lubi polskim zwyczajem uwa-
zac kazdego cz1owieka pc
polsku ~m6wiacego "a: swego
niejako brata, zwierza sic mu
re wszystkiem i dzieli sic z
MIN nawet ~ostatnim centem
a potem op}akuje lekkomysl-
nose. - Wydrwigrosz6w ME
brak W Ameryce a rekrutuja
sic z p61uczonych leniuch6w,
kt6rzy gebowac potrafia, czem
wyrabiaja sobie czasowe wzie-
Gle, i rozg}os. Prawia oni o
socyalizmie, kt6ry u Mich nj
czem wiecej ME jest, jak
checia grabiezy cudzej Was
nosci, ably to mog}o nastapic,
vice przeszkody pewne usu-
nae nalezy. Taxa przeszkoda
jest religia rzymsko-k atolic-
ka. Kosci6{ katolicki socya-
linn potepi1 juz dawno. So
cyalista ME uznaje zadnej
religii, ona jest mu wrogiem,
zatem precz z MIA a raczej re
wszystkimi d~uchownymi. Gdy
tych ME bedzie to i religia
bedzie wyrugowana. Przybysz
ma wschodzie znajdzie takich
aposto}6w bez MARY, ucza go
'oni co twoje to i mole ale
mu nigdy ME ~powiedza co
mole to i twoje a bro6 Boze.
Ma zach6d panowie socyali-
Sci ME chetnie ida, DO zach6d.
rolnictwem sic zajmuje a "a
sada socyalist6w co twoje to
i mole by}aby w%ySmiana z
gruntu. Farmer, kt6ry pre-
szed1 pewne koleje przykro-
Sci po wschodnich stanachI
oddycha prawdziwa wolno-
Scia gdy osiedzie IA w]asnym
kawa1ku ziemi, Boga chwali
"a Opatrznosc Jego, ciezko
|pracuje lima i latem, vie, re
to mu da u%trzymanie i zdzi-
wildly sic mocno, gdyby ktos
zadal Cd niego podzia}u owo-
cow krwawej piracy rak jego.
|Zach6d vice wolnvm jest cd
socyalistycznych agitator6w
u, 40 no do nioh roioicoo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

NEW YORK. W piatek ze-
szlego tygodnia pod kolami
kolei ulicznej zginela stra-
szna smiercia 9-letnia Annia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08

Wright, poslana przez make.
pomleko. DzieWWczynka szla
Columbus ave-, ME zauWazy
Ia nadjezdzajacego szybko
tramwaiu j zanim motorman
zdazy1 wstrzymac wagon, JUL
niieszczesliwa dziecina vile.
czona ma przestrzeni Is stop,
wyzionela ducha. Motorma-
ma pociagnieto do odpowie-
dzialnosci sadowej.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10
NO DECISION.
Supreme Court Fails to Hand
Down an Opinion in the
S. & W. Board Case.

The failure of the Supreme Court yes
terday-the REGULAR opinion day of the
term-to file an opinion in the Street and
Water Board case, has led many to be-
lieye that the Court will not hand down
its decision until next opinion day in
February. The fact that the decision
was not handed down makes many Dem
ocrats, especially the members of the
Board and those in their employ to be-
lieve that the decision will be in favor of
the present elective board, and on the
other side there is corresponding fear
that the decision will be favorable
to the present board.
The Court is not compelled to await
the next opinion day before handing down
the decision. 1t can do so at any time
between now and next February, but it
is said that such thing would not be
in line with the general methods of the
Supreme Court.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10

localities in the state will, in the process
of time, require similar legislation" said
the lawyer, 'and, if so, they should be
governed by the same laws. Every con-
sideration which induced the people of
the State to put this constitutional inter
diction upon special enactments for the
government of towns and cities applies
as well, if not more forcibly, to legisla-
ture for the purpose of local drainage.
1T is ineonceivable that the legislature
if all the members had supposed that they
or their localities were mediatelys or inn
mediately interested, would have assented
to an act containing such arbitrary and
unjust provisions as are found in this
one.''
The commissioners side of the argus
ment viii be heard next Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23D. 1908,



Printed conditions under which the
proposals must be made, plans and spe-
cifcations of the work, form of contract,
blanks for proposals, can be examined
at the Office of the Clerk of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders, next to the Court
House, in Jersey City, on or after No
vember 16, 1903, also amount and char
aeter Of security required.
Further notice is hereby given that
the work above mentioned, with the CON
tract and oy.igatlon to be made therefor,
are to be done under and in pursuance Of
an Act, of the Legislature of the State
of New Jersey entitled "a supplement
to an Act entitled An Act in relation
to County expenditures approved
April 2, 1878, which said supplement-
was approved April 2, 1902.
Each estimate or proposal must be
accompanied by certified check for
five hundred dollars $500, payable to
Stephen M. Egan, County Collector,
drawn on some National Bank or Trust
Company doing business in Hudson
County, or cash to the same amolnt.z
Bonds for the faithful performance of
the work to indemnify the county in the
sum of Two thousand dollars ($2 1000
will be required of the successful bidder.
By order of the Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County of Hudson. N. J.
JOHN p. EGAN,
CLERK
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10
KILLED IN
COLLISION
Charles Bugler Of Lundy
Lane Meets Death on
the Railroad Cross
ing.
WAS DRIVING OYER THE TRACKS
Fast Passenger Train Caught
Him and Dashed His Gig
to Pieces.
WAS DRYING OYER THE TRACKS

A terrible accident which resulted in
the death of Charles Bugler, forty-fve
years old, of No. Sc Lundy Lane, occur
red at the Lundy Lane crossing of the
Northern Railroad of New Jersey at
twenty minutes past six this morning.
Mr.. Bugler was driving a horse at
.tached to two-wheeled gi. The ap-
proach of fast moving eastbound pas
senger train was cut off from view and
the horse was already upon the track
when Mr.. Bugler realized his peril For
moment he apparently lost his pres
ence of mind and in confusion hesitated
whether to urge forward or draw him
back The horse kept on but had not
fully cleared the track when the loco
motive struck both horse and gig with
the latter's occupant, hurling them two
ways distance of about fifty feet. Both
Mr.. Bugler and the horses bodies were
mutilated and the gig was smashed to
atoms. Death to man and horse was
instantaneous.
Mr.. Bugler's body was taken to his
home. He was wel-known in the com
munity and his shocking death created
conSidera BILE excitement.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the goth day
OF October, 1903, the Commissioners Of Assess
ment fled in the office of the Clerk Of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
their final assessment map and report for the
SEWER IN CARLTON AVENUE,
from point 20 feet west of Montrose avenue,
to and connecting with the sewer in Carlton
avenue. at West Side of Hudsea Boulevard; /;
also sewer under tbs westerly sidewalk of
HUDSON BOULEVARD,
from point % feet north Of Spruce street, to
in accordance with petition previously PEE
sented to said Board on the 2eth day OF
August. 1902 and conformably to the provi-
Sims of chapter 2l7 of the Laws of 1885. and
the same is now open to public inspection in
the office of the. Clerk OF said Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections there
of are included in said assessment, namely
HUDSON BOULEVARD.
on the west side from Spruce street to point
about 100 feet north Of Kake street. and in
CARLTON AVENUE,
on the south side from Hudson Boulevard to
NeEJrose avenue, and the north side. from
Hudson Boulevard TO q point about 25 feet
west of Montrose avenue.
And that in accordance with the provisions
of the act above cited. the 4th day q Novem-
ber. 1905 at two o'clock p. II, and the AS
sembly Chamber OF the City Han, are hereby
fixed as the time and place when AMI where
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
will meet 70 hear. coaaider and adjudicate
upon all objections TO the confirmation Of said
anal assessment map that may be presented
BY order Of the Beard Of Street and water
GEO. T. BouToN.
Dated Jersey City. October IS. 1898.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10
MRS. LEAKY RELENTs.

George Tulloch, a Republican. election
officer, was arrested on Saturday last
on complaint of Jennie Leahy, who
lives at the foot of Barrow street, and
who charged Tulloch with assault. Size
got mad with Tulloch for registering two
voters from her house, who, she said,
did not live there. Whcsf she upraided
hIm she says he drew a revolver. She
failed to appear against Tulloch yester-
day and Police Justice Hoos sent for
her. She appeared this morning and
said she did not want to pross the charge.
political persecution. He was dis
charged.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-11-10
MARY MEYER" CONSCIOUS
oTd Woman Pound on November 2
at Last Grows Rational.

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On November 2 last Patrolman Con-
nell, while on post at the Erie ferry,
arrested woman about fifty years old
who was wandering ainnlessly about and
did not appeaa~to be able to talk. All
she could do in that direction was to lisp
the name Mary. The woman was booked
as Mary Meyer. DIR. Wolfson after ex-
aiming the woman ordered her sent to
the City Hospital, where she still re-
mains. She had no money or property
about her to indicate who she was. For
the first time since she entered the hospi-
tai she became rational last night and
mentioned the name and address of &C.
G. Armstrong, Long Eddy, Sullivan
County, New York"
She is refined looking woman, of
dark complexion, with black hair mixed
slightly with gray, is below medium
height, medium build, fairly well dressed
in black, and has the features of an
American.
Efforts have been made by the police
to communicate with the man Armstrong
mentioned by the woman. The woman s
case puzzled the doctors.