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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-06
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oii oiHSo lOT Sdle NG MaCkOfell' S.
Friday next is State cam
paign day at this place. The cans
didates will speak in Camden ON
Thursday.
Mr.. j. w. Poovey, of Long,
town, is vioiting his son at this
place.
Mr.. Mack Thompson, of Ala
bama, is visiting his fathers famo
lily at Riverside.
From July 1st to Aug. 1st
we will sell shoes strictly at cost
for spot cash. Cherry & Co.
Mr.. j. A. Hasseltine, of Mi.
ami, Florida, is here to spend a
few weeks with his father and
other relatives.
Mrs. j. T. Thomasson is Wis.
iting relatives of her husband in
York county.
All Summer Goods greatly
reduced ut
Lancaster Mercantile Co.'S.
MIR. r. M. McCrorey came
over flom Greenvile and spent
saturday and Sunday with his fam.
lily Mt this place.
Five good secondhand sew-
ing machines at bargain, for
cash or on time.
j. B. Mackorell.
Presiding Elder Meadors held
the third quarterly conference for
Lancaster station last Friday
night and for Lancaster circuit at
Zion on Saturday.
Good hard brick for sale, 6
miles North of Lancaster, Lands
Ford road. Phone No. 5 Wax
haw. Mccain & Stewart.
Lancaster Chapter Daughters
of the Confederacy will hold their
regular meeting in the rooms of
the Franklin CIrcle at n m
tomorrow.
The Lancaster County
Board of Registration will be at
Kersh aw on Friday, 18th lnstan,
for the purpose of registering
voters.
MIR. and Mrs, Joe Blackmon,
of Lancaster came over Saturday
afternoon to visit the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion par
rish near Newport Rock Hill
Record.
-Parson Niten Brown, asks us
to say that he will preach in the
court house next Friday night and
that collection will be taken for
repairing his East End tabernacle.
His subject, he said, would be
"Norah."
Tho "glorious 4th" was a
very quiet day here All places
of business were closed and the
streets were deserted, as much so
rs on Sundays. The post office
observed Sunday hours and the
r. +. d. carriers enjoyed holi-
day. In the morning a match game
of base ball was played at the cot I.
ton mill between the Camden club
and the Lancaster Mill team, the
score being 4 to 6 lin favor of
Lancaster. In the afternoon the
Camden nine crossed bats with the
Kershaw boys on the grounds of
the latter, the score being 10 to
IA, in favor Of Kershuw. Heath
Springs and the Lancaster Gown
nine played in the afternoon on
the formers grounds and our town
boys got beaten, the score being
IA to 8 in Heath Springs favor.
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Competitive Examinations.

There will be a competitive
examination held in the court
house July 8, 1904, for scholar
ships as follows:
Clemson College, 1 agricul-
tural scholarship; South Caro-
lima College, 2 special normal
scholarships Winthrop College,
number not known.
For further information apply
to A. G. ROWELL,
County Supt. Ed.
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Bronchitis for Twenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Dam
vile, Ill.,, writes: "I had bronchi-
tbs for twenty years and never got
relief until used Foley's>Honey
and Tar which is q sure cure. !"
Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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was shot In the !elt Lg b. ~Hnr uu.
known nersnn WIN" Standing In iront
OF his home and was taken 10 81. Vim.
cents Hospital
- barhes waiter u' No, w East
Foriy-eighth street. was burned by
powder and his injuries were dress,d at
Bellevue Hospital
Frank Netcske. aged hfteen. Of No.
S3 First avenue, was burned about tht
hands BY frecrackers. lie was attend.
ed by DIR. Bennett al Benevue Hospital.
Jesse fagan, 81 domestic, Of No. 4gl
Fast Twenty.sacOni street. sustained
slight burns over the right eye while
ffsohar argng toy pistol to-day Dr..
bennett a. Bellevue Hospital attended
the woman.
Edward Coke. q Young boy. of No. 80
Goerck street, was injured by the ex'
plosion OF a giant cracker tossed at him
by unknown parties. Slgnt injuries
resulting were dressed by Dr, Bennett
At Bellevue Hospital,
Joseph Kinzeloerg. aged nfteen, OF
No tS East Sixteenth street, was in
jured by the explosion OF hrecracksrs
near his home and was attended by sur.
geons at Bellevue Hospital.
Bernard Frank, bartender, Of No. .
East Slxteenuh street, had his finger
badly cut By the exploding OF giant
cracker HIS Injuries were dressed at
Bellevue Hospital.
George Hausser, OF No. t0i East mir.
ty-ninth street, was painfully burned
about his fingers while using toy pis-
tol. lie was cared FOR at Bellevue Hos
pital.
Kate Bender. Of $40 East Nineteenth
street, was burned on both hands and
had several fingers cut while playing
with frecrackers She was attended BY
DR.. Bennett at Bellevue Hospital.
John Malone, driver. OF No, 3l6 East
Nineteenth street had his hands and
face burned by powder this morning
lie Was attended by surgeons at Belle
Yue Hospital
Charles Werns, ten years Of age. OF
No. 1872 East one Hundred and Tenth
aTe,t, was shot In the side by some
pqnknnwn person. Taken to Harlem
William Healy, ten years Of age, ore
No. ltG" Webster avenue was shot I'm
the lett hand by the wad from blank
chIlrldee Taken to Lebanon Hospital
David quinn, eleven years old. oi No
il% bergen street, shot himself I'm tho
hand and was taken home after being
treated by 2 surgeon from the Brook
Alfred shuterglll. eleven years Old, of
No " Fleet place, BROOKLYN, shot him
self In the n sht thigh and was taken
o. he Brooklyn Hospital
walter OBrlen, three years old. aud
' sister Agnes eleve nyears old. Of
No. G Gold street. BROOKLYN, we're
shot IN toe sace by Adam Materlink, Of
NO. " told street who accidentally
discharged pistol ne Tad loaded with
bird shot, Ambulance surgeons picked
out the shot
Nicholas Muccia, thirteen years old,
was trying to hnd on, why a toy can
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SLIM ATTENDANCE At
POPUllST CONVENTION

SPRINGFIELD. H.. July THAT the
future of the populist party depends In
a great measure upon the action OF the
Democratic National Convention at st
Louis Is freely admitted and discussed
by the delegates to the Populi,t Ma.
tlonl Convention. which was called 70
ordr to-day In the State Arsenal.
The leaders who are here believe that
q uold Democrat, like Parker or clsvs.
land. will be dominated at 81. Loui,
and ths. William J. Bryan will ,eave
The Democratic party and come into
ths ranks OF Popullsn. With he and
his friends supporting Populht prtn-
eiples the delegates here think there
would be more hope for the future.
II Mr.. Bryan and his friends should
control the 81. Louis Convention. or
rsosfvs recognition which would be sat.
isfactory to the Nebraska leader. many
o: the Leaders hers say there would n
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ONE DEAD AND MANY HURT
CELEBRATING THE FOURTH
Little Girl Fatally Burned, Her Dress
Ignited by Fire Crackers Stray Bull
lets Wound Several Persons, While
Cannon Crackers Main Small Boys.

. A.. ,., ,r. hr,,a,h Of
=, o,,. N,~ yorL to.d.y there was
..,,.
continuous rosn'ns W
and changing Of rrs.nghtlng apparatus
rAusr., and ~yown folks with shat.
,...,.,,a
'ereh hahus' o"'"As"
limbs, powder-burned faces ana SONS
~yh .,r,v hu,,e,, An them. were borne
- An ho.n,,o,. Some OF these later
- y. enumerated a, victims OF
,n,.,. hn, m,., ~ than will be In
- o.,a,,Io, IN celebrate the next
-. =, In,y
~ ..,A =, li,tl. four.year. old
,h. ,r,, IN h. ,sc,rded. Hs
-, a.. nv nm .xplodin9
"'e's w" ''' " .,.,.,,. An.
cracker Among lhs more se''o'"' w
jurtd are several VINO we're hit by stray
nuIl.,. .hoxins that the law In refer
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SOCIALISTS ADJOURN
TO ATTEND A PICNIC

After carefully Weighing every para.
graph In their platform. and makins .
few minor and unimpor'an, chang,
the Social Labor Party delegates. WI,
are holding their annual convention a
the Grand Centrsl Psl.c. adjourned
this afternoon 70 give Opportunity 9.
attend the annual picnic al Glendal,
schuet,en Park.
The meeting was called n ords- In ,
morning and after electlnz Hugh r
Richards. Of Indianapolis. and Jane.
A Bresnan, Of Syracuse. Chairman ln
Niee-Chalrman fer the day the pli,
form WAS taken under consideration
and each plank discussed. After elcf
plank had been adop,ed separately ~
platform Nss adopted as whole III,
various committees then turned III
volrminous reports. which we're rea
and adopted. Tomorrow the vnriuu,
committees will again report and
Wednesday the nominations will b
made for President and Vice. President
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THE INJURED.

Mrs. bridget Walsh. a widow, thirty.
nine years old. was sitting on tho
steps IN front Of her home at No, 25s
East Forty-second street. when she
WAS sho, In IN. left breast by ursy
bullet pr. Taylor, from Flower Hos
pnal said she was Dangerously wound.
81 and night de. The police belisys a
careless ce!ebrator nred a loaded re-
vOlves from nearby window, but
have NJ, vet found him.
Joseph Rooney, eleven years old, OF
No. $40 Esst one Hundred and Thirty.
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PARKER MEN SCARED
BY CLEVELAND BOOM.
{ (5pscia, to The Evening World. ,

I5pelhI 20 Tue Evening WOhD
ST. LOUIS, July A-wthout snss delegate
sut single Leader working without
even an orator 70 exploit his Cleveland
and keep bebong ual ioresi
formidable Parker though
Grover Cleveland would h nonlnse
dsisAss voted they ws1
sxrsdent
hard enough hr b' best organised
ou AND make hsadSay for the their forces
together and pusyns the outsiders considerably. effect but
Without aa snort the man without delcsatc Cleveland
70 be known Il svsybodys q strong candidate
There yyble
booms over the attention vsic the without GETTING They
don't undssand and
os Cevsnd taking don't know WY they
sess rncen But the et snns that Cleveland the talked
of man In hh city to-day and would very thing
snmpeds tor him anybody could to
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RAllRoApo.
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RAILROAD.

81, AMI bEsBRossEs and CoRTLANDT
" The leaving time from Dssbrosses and
Cortlandt SITS is i've minutes later than that
giNen below for Twenty third 81 station.
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.!M P M-CHIcAgo LIMITED;
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sfySS5ARR u Is 3 @si $SisI SiIi, LrsD-laso P. NJ and
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grdsys onlyl, 2sl s.5s, s2S IS fsIeept
l,ons Branch. n. ~ and as, y week;
z N. From. Desbrosses and Cortland,
Street, only. aSc A. NJ
'Dinins Car.
Ticket Offices, No. .tsi. la54. iis and asi
proadway i2 Filth Avenue below 9at
ST.. 263 fifth Avenue tcorner 2sth ri }:
| Astor House. and stations named above:
Rrooklyn, 4 Court street. $40 Fulton Street
$40 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex
station. The New York Transfer com.
pany will call for and check baggage from
hotel, and residences through 70 dsstina.
tion.
Telephone "S43 Chelsea" for P.nnsylyanIa
Railroad Cab Service
W W ATTERBrRY JR WOOD.
General MANAGER. Pasr Traffic Manager
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Aren,
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Bullets Whis by Detective.

Detective sergt John McCauley, who
lives at 5s2 East One Hundred and
rhlrty-slxth street. was lcanlns out
Of his window to-day when a bullet en-
terei and spent Itself in the wall
Three other bullets struck the wood
work about the window. He ran out
and arrested Frederick Drum, eighteen
Drum. When araigred In the Morris
anla Court Drum admitted nrlng the
revolver. but said he did no. know
would carry so far" He was hned
SO and the revolver was confiscated
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In Weatchester Couuty.

Especial . Inc Evening WorTdI
LARCHMONT. y. Y, July t-Fourth
y, Suiy Drought forth several accidents
In Westchester county, Quong Lee, OF
Mount Vernon. while out walking was
shOt by boy. The bullet passed
through his coat sleeve. digging a fur
row IN his arm. The Chinaman was
wound dressed after ne had chased the
boy half mile.
James Fogarty. of Tuckahoe, while
looking into a revolver to see whether
It would work, exploded II, causing the
bullet TO enter his right hand. He was
taken TO the hospital.
Two BOYS at Port Chester were serl'
ouslv Injured while hrlng a cannon
which exploded They were removed to
their homes
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Illinois, vhe "a As In sttsodanee q,
the convention
The proapsau Tor Q tight vsrs real
issd when once the COMMITTEES vas In
ssssien. A noasn backed BY the Har.
rssa ana Hsarss people proNdins ths,
al M eontssn FOR seah uader the
temporary roll call should b referred
V sab-oonmittsss which should r.,or,
sAak v the osagsi Connittss ht,r
\ ths eg prsaphstsd the crisis.
hr. Dryso made q strong argument
ssr ~ uVpotnsnsss q Ne sub- commit.
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ees by the chairman, and John p.
Hopkins fought his own hsht by asking
that all the contests be heard and de-
rhsd by the committee as a whole on
the vote the Harrison and Hearst fac.
lions showed the greater strength, and
IL was decided by q vote OF . TO Is
tnst sbe chairman should name the
sub committees at } oolock this after.
noon. The Harrison and H.ssi peo-
pie wArs jublsnt aftsr the sdjournmen,
oi Ae committee, saying that they had
Sc"red success IN IN. hr't round or
ihs hYh'.
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non lid not go on In front OF his home
dred and Twenty-nfth street. wheI II
exploded aud tore on his left hand.
A bunch ~ e-crackers did ~ dam
age to the awning In front OF ?. sor-
ensen's poultry shop at No. .o'i sey-
enih arrnmf
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CHILD KILLED BY FALL

Dennis o'Rourke, three and one-half
years od. fell out OF the window Of
hls home on the fourth floor OF No. 8
East One Hundred and Eighth street,
Into the alr-shAft. this afternoon, and
vas killed. An ambulance surgeon ar.
rived too late 10 giys the ehiid any as.
sistanoa-
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FIRST ROUND FOR BRYAN
IN OPENING BATTLE.

~. LouFe. July l-dHs Sa,lona,
csm1sittss nss ss-dAg 20 lseids ii. con.
1Des ~ ssAs - the Temporary roi.
enn- rAs btsusst fight va ovsr tns
su1neb esaeeaties. WnIhn J. Bryan.
- - na1s he osafrs Il The Hsr.
v>nop - Bsarst ysesis n ne. State
4r1lone SSAa y. He9kias NJ eva ~
4 - vBoxy u James o. psAkAan.
G0H) onm1>>ssnAa fvea No
~ y NsUA1s - aass Q
~ W - o1um1sss ~ vStns u
reh 7A~sas osAsa =
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~ Alarms, Only s2s Da amaxes.

II was announced at Fire Headquar'
ters that from midnight last night until
I p. N. to-day sevento N alarms for
hre had been sounded, none Of which
amounted to more than 2j damages,
The majority OF the Ares were awning.
fires, resulting from careless use and
discharge OF firearms and fire-crackers.
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THE DEAD.

Lille Or shy, four years old, OF No
"; rsntn avenue, died IN Roosevelt
Hospital rpn burns 4 piece of eS-
plodinS nrc-crscker cot ARE to her dress
md sas inhaled the flames. She had
hsen watching toys set on cannon
IRA ,k.r. IA front Of her home
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BADLY burned by Big Crackers.

Edward Lawton. fifteen years old. OF
No. u welles street. was hrins a can
non near his home to-day IN Yonkers
when he was struck BY lighted giant
another boy. Iawtons trousers caught
Are and ne was badly burned about the
legs before the fre could be beaten
out. He was taken 10 81. Joseph's Hos
pItaf
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little use for the popui,t party
make a night this year
The attendance Is disappolntmea
the leaders Thomas r. Watson. ,
Georgia, mentioned as the probable raa
dldate for president, Is among the a.
senteea
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Coney Island Boats.
uOtrRI.Y sCHEDuI.r

HOURLY SCHEDULE.
Sps K nH:' N. 2% S s.s'tTs s.s .i... s DBEsm:
loo 400 A. NJ, LOO 400. 800. 400. 500.
sss Sc d 50 g so n \ Is ts" W. " 8 As s1. IS
!'ifS. is siS iS litS siS s5 sS SiS; sl6 bi2 "a
boat leaves Drearnland II P. NJ Four Of the
lsrrest steamers afloat, Plenty Of room, fine
trio. 10 cents. Including admission to Dream-
lanh
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STEAM soATA
HELP WkNTED-MALE.

WANTED-2OO nrst-clas Hayana cigar
makers, steady work the year round. first
class wages. wenGler 4 Mandell, 1oi 10
Ts7 West Madison st.. Chicago, III.
ABLE.BoDiEp MEN WANTED a. dock
hands Apply Bridgeport Steamboat Co..
Pier 81. East River.
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Why wish In vain for something
hat 4 glance through World Wsrtp
may secure for yeui Rssd ths Wsnts
teday.
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.eWYOrkCentraI

Trains depsrt from Grand Central statlon
lad street New York;
~ 10 AM Midnight Express
tf 10 AM-Adirondack 4 Thousand Ida. snl
rs 90 AM-Empite state Express ""
Is x x Aa-sss -ssfs,s.s aa and Montreal Special
. 10 20 Anticipation Limited.
Ill, 10 AM-Buffslo Limited.
II 90 Southwestern Limited.
q M pM-ChicaGo Limited.
hi 50 IM-Saratoga Limited.
81 AZ PM-Twentieth Century Limited
~ 10 PN-Saratoga Limited
10 PM-Dvtr1lt and Chicago Special
q I'd pM-The Lake Shore Limited
IS 10 PM-cincinnatl and St Louis Limited
81 10 pM-wsstsrn Express
IL N pm Montreal Express
- pM-Butfsio d Thousand fds Special
a % pN-southwetter Special
90 N pM-Pacific Express.
.li 10 pM-Chicago and St Louis Expresa
.DaIIy Except SUNDAY. fESctpt Monday
4 Saturday only. ttExcspt Saturday ana
sunday HARLEM gIyIsIoN.
pOs A, N and IS p N ex. Sunday, to
't.teid 4 No, Adams, Saturdays at q 81
n, sundays a. 0 ~ 4. W.,
Pullman car, on ~ In ,SropEn p,n,, ,5sin,
T,1s.y Tk ofs'tt s. tptn ss e. " 3 e5amSa: s5H I:
2Is Isw wf ycrs @ ss ana S "a raiSn FS,S s's sss
T.l.pSSn. go 3sth street for New York
en,rsI Cab Service, Basrare checked from
~ ~ resiisnce nv wes,co', Fxprsss
" sMIrH GEORGE " niNfELs
~ "srsser Gen. Pas, AGENT.
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HILL IN FAVOR or GROUT.

The New unders ood here
Is the HSeehan BelmoLt Parker forces
Comptroller Edward Grout the Democratic candidate
such and nail vain
recognized that Murphy would the
Presidency he could but that failing would
him nominee story Murphy
pledge has found believers
Increased prestige OF the Tammany crowd
Meanwhile forces standing
solid presented to disorssnzed opposition Parker
surely and his declare
tlsy able auhorltatey German
They that they s have letter from Maryland
himself william Sheehan said
allow his he
opposition Parker and when M Hin sk,t
smleo cola lly smile o. his said:
PARKER SURE, HE SAYS.
What's he of taking o 50 things? The
this we'll nominate Parker"
nieantn will
only bare majority the first few ballots
his weakness disclosed by eoun,
The TammanyPaker situation Is growing daily
passing recognition II
the situation continues unchanged Friday ey
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West Point, Newburs & Poughksspae.
Daily outInrs lsxcspt sundayo. by Palace
Iron Day Line Steamers New York" ard
"Aibany" from Desbrosses st. Pier at a 10
N. West 2oi ST. A. N. and West f2sth
81 APO A NJ
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CANNOT MAKE TERMS.

I can say ye
tsrms they Mr. Parkes friends will
their them They cannot
Parkers nomination, and their will help
Elliot Danorh makes statement OF this kind generally
REGARDED AZ being Hnl always
has been the nouhpiece wofe Roost Apparently
that no terms to be o Murphy
Murphy Mr. Cochran and the others refused make
panforhs charge to-day They still working
against
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TIGERS DELEGATES
BOOM MCCLELLAN
Developments at St. Louis Indicate that
Its Price for Supporting Judge Parker
Is Nomination of New York Mayor
I. For Governor of New York.
ispeeia 10 rhs rveninx world


st. LOUIS July motive Of Tammsh Halls hostility the
uomnaton Judge hostility which has amazed and
uyacd Democra the 0,ntIs revealed to-day In the
asmsu of leading Charles Murphy and those allied
v,h him haze no Presidential candidate ALL seeking force
pdss other Democratic leaders OF New York
th. Mayor George Mcclellan candds..
nsxt election
Whether strictly not 10 fact that the view OF
tho situation held by the circulation
statement caused who looked admnsy Tammsny
the from New York City
II II IL true opposition Parker petty politics and ssh
ssmp to control the fall
sympathy from anti Parker
SEEK TO UNDERMINE PARKER.
been steady attempt Tsmmany undermine
That effect with unnsd delegates
that
nation equally O the Parker Eliot r Danorh
York was he maddes to-day the Murphy methods
these Tammany candidate for President
hey Cleveland would have shouted
but cloak their design That make Mcclellan
the New York State
N the Cleveland Tammany
him In q minute.
They President They trying 70, into
such position Paksrs friends will and
and Friday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. O. Berendson, of Jersey City, was
among those who sailed on the In
ternationai Mercantile Marine Company s
American line steamer st. Louis for
Southampton today.
Counsellor James Donelan, who has
been i'll for sometime with cirrhosis of the
liver, was reported this morning to be dy-
ing at his home No 393 Ninth street.
Thomas G. Nelson. collector for the
Robert Davis Association, who has been
quite i'll with pneumonia at his home, No.
173 York street, is conyalescing.
Thomas Norton, of No. 145 Grand
street. is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Patrick o'Mara, president of the
United Irish Societies of Hudson County
is out today for the first time in several
weeks, having been confined to his home
with severely sprained instep.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-09
FACAN VICE
PRESIDENT
Republican County Com
mittee Elects Him to
Succeed Frederick
Frambaeh.
THOMAS M'EWAN RESIGNS
Chairman Fry Delivers An
Annual Address in Which
He Congratulates His
Party.
THOMAS M'EWAN RESIGNS.

At the annual meeting of the Hudson
County Republican meeting last night the
resignation of former Congressman Thos.
McEwan was received.
Mayor Fagan was elected first vice.
president to succeed Frederick Frambach,
who declined to serve another term. All
the other officers were reelected. They
are President Edward Fry, chairman;
Post Master Cadmus, of Bayonne, second
yice-president; Frank Higgins, secretary;
William r. Ely, treasurer; William W.
Martin, assistant secretary and NJ. Bou-
ton, sergeant-at7arms.
The resignation Of Congressman Nc
Evan, was somewhat Of surprise, al
though he has not been in accord with
the machine for several years. He was
at one time secretary Of the committee,
and where he fell out with the powers
that he had enough supporters to come
within an ace Of being elected chairman.
He started an opposition movement and
for time his supporters rallied around
him, but were finally whipped into the
regular line. He is still in the Hudson
City section and in North Hudson. TIE
represented the Twelfth Ward in the
committee. It is said he intends to re-
new his fight. Chairman Fry delivered
his annual address in which he congratu-
lated the committee on the election Of
Mayor Pagan in this city and Mayor
Pierer Garyin in Bayonne- He also COM
plimented William Dodd on the good
showing he made in the Mayoralty race
in Hcboken. He alluded to the fact that
Mayor Pagan was the first Republican to
be reelected, in the history of the city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-01-09
BOTH WIVES IN COURT.
William Henry Evers is Hold
on a Charge of Bigamy in
$1,000 for the Grand
Jury.
Jury.

William Henry Evers, who was yes
terday arraigned in the First Criminal
Court on a charge Of bigamy, was this
morning held for the grand jury in $500.
Both wives were in court. The former
was Mary Elenl Ahern, now living at No.
l66 Railroad avenue, and the latter was
Maggie Corbett, who now lives at No.
30 Fourth street. Wife No. / testified
that she was married to Evers by the
Rev. DR.. Bennitt, December 8, 1901, and
wife No. said she was married to him
in October last by Justice of the Peace
Mccarthy. Neither held any conversa-
tion with Evers. Wife No. will sue
for divorce and wife No. 2 win sue to
have her marriage. annulled.