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The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
GOVERNOR PRESENT.

Special to ''The Jersey city News')
TRENTON. April 20, 1905.-esov-
ernor Stokes, United States Senator John
Kean and Judge Gross were the speakers
last evening in the Hotel Astor. New
York, at dinner given to Senator
Wakelee, Of Bergen County Senator
Kean's subject was The President Z
Judge Gross spoke on The Senate.
Governor Stokes talked On s:'Flle State. =
Governor Allen on 'iThe Sixth nistFict, Z
Hon. William H. Johnson on The Couns
ii and Vivian NJ Lewis On The AS
senbly.
Besides these speeches remarks were
made b. Joseph NJ s9airgs John r.
Ramsey Joseph g. sehenk and 1. Linsz
ley Johnson.
Fully 100 were IL the dinner. Promis
nent men, including Attorney sepsrss
aIee'arser Thomas n Aiet asSer ana SEN
ator Wood NeISee wese ii attendance.
Ihe seventh Reslnens baud, q New
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
MORE BILLS SIGNED.

Special TO 'The Jersey city News:79
TRENTON. April 20. 1905. The fol
lowing bills received the signature Of
Governor Stokes yesterday
S. sub. fo- II. No. S5Authorizes
Boards Of Freeholders to renew maturi-
u bonds up to 80 per cent. Of said in
debtedness.
S. No, 17s sAuthorizes the appoint
nlent of clerks to recorders of police
courts in second-class cities at salary
of 81, 200 per annum.
Joint Resolution No, /, Mr.. Colby
Provides for The publishing of the rec
ords of soldiers of the State who served
on the northwestern frontiers, 1901 war
with France. 1T9s-1s0l; war with Trip
oil, 1901 -05; war with Algiers, 1915: war
with Spain. 1sas-9t Philippine ipsurrec.
ton, 1s99-1901. and the China relief ex-
pedition, 10000, as they have been com
piled in the adjutant- generals office.
H. No. Provides penalty of 5000
fine. Imprisonment at hard labor for two
years, or both, for conviction Of carrying
concealed weapons,
"A, No, N Makes carrying concealed
weapons misdemeanor
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOLS


Before the Board Of Finance went into
executive session yesterday, Mr. E. G..
Phillips and Former Alderman Dennis
Mullins appeared and urged action that
would faciIitate the erection Of the pro-
posed new school in the Tenth Ward
The two gentlemen represented the
Tenth Ward Improvement Association
President Ringle informed them that the
Board would do all in its power to pro-
vide the Tenth Ward with new school.
The school in question is one Of the two
for the erection Of which the School
Board Of Estimate decided 1923. 600 nasst
be raised, $50. 900 for the one in question
and $4,000 for the proposed new one IN
the Seventh Ward.
Along with the School Board Of Esti-s
mates request for appropriations of $40, :
600 for the reconstruction of No. s
School and $4,000 for additions to
10. p School the estimates for the
amounts required for the two new build
ings werereferred to the Committee of the
Whole.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
RAILWAY FREIGHT RATES

CHICAGO. April 20, 1905.-ATr. F. E.
Conley, President Of the Railway EN-
ployes Twentieth Century club Of Him
ois, Speaking for the 100000 railway em-
ployes in that State, whom he represents,
said in a recent interview respecting the
proposed reduction of railway freight
rates by the Government, and particu-
Ialy by the Illinois Railway and Ware
house Commission:
.Any forcibIe reduction Of rates would,
without doubt result in retrenehment on
the part Of the railroad companies.
About the first thing that would happen
would be 10 per cent. reduction in
wages. This would amount to $s1s,5s5
year TO those 1o5,790 employees in lii
nois alone, to be followed BY decrease of
service, such as reduction in the help in
freight-houses, men employed in shops,
number Of trains run. men on the tracks,
reduction of Office forces; and in every
way possible the AK would be applied.
1T has taken the railroad employees
since 1894 to bring their wages up TO the
present standard, and they do not feel
that it would be fair treatment to them
to have any legislation enacted which
would destroy the work Of all these
years.
when a railroad company has any
thing to buy it is at the mercy of the per-
son who is selling the article it wants
There is no legislation TO protect road
in this transaction, but when it has any
thing to sell, such as its services, every
body tries to make it deliver his com
modify at the lowest possible price, even
though It be at a loss. This Is not at
all fair to organizations that represent
the millions of money invested that a
railroad does, and it is only proper TO pre-
sumo that there are enough fair-minded
men in authority in the Law making
bodies TO see that not only the railroads
are fairly treated but also The army
elnploxes.;
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
WARRANTS PAID
Einanciers Pay the County
Taxes and Other City
Liabilities Money
Transfers Ordered


AT yesterday 5 meeting Of the Finance
Board warrant was ordered drawn on
the city treasurer for SIS, 600 in favor of
County Collector Steven Egan on account
OF county taxes. Another was ordered
drawn in favor Of the treasurer Of the
Hudson County District Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for the
sum Of $3.50. being one-half Of the fees
collected from September Is Of last year
to March 27 of this year for dog licenses.
Warrants were ordered drawn to pro-
vide for May. 1905, interest on bonds as
follows: On General Account, $21 800;
on General Account to pay interest on
assessment bonds, $4,000: and on Wat
ser Account. s19,G35.
The City Comptroller was directed to
transfer the following Special Street Ac-
count balances TO the credit Of April,
1905, salaries, as requested by the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners
April 3, to wit: December, 1904, SLIP;
Januarys 1865, $1115o; February, 1905,
s1e6.5e.
A request of the Board Of Education
to order the transfer of certain 1903-1904
balances, aggregatings S3,S01.01, to the
Board Of Education's General Claims
account. was referred to the Committee
of the Whole.
The Board concurred in the Street
and Water Boards resolution concern
ing the awards of the following con-
tracts: To the Uvalde Asphalt Com
pany for improvement of Van Cleef
street, to John Nolan for improvement
of Plainfield avenue, to ]. Fl. and r.
Shannon for improvement Of Logan
street. and to the Uyalde Asphalt Com
pany for the improvement Of Myrtle ave
nue. It refused TO concur in the Street
and Water Boards resolution allowing
a claim of over SO for car fare paid out
BY Messenger 2. Murphy. and ordering.
paid a certain amount of salary to
George Seibert. appointed last March to
a job in the water department, The
ground for non-concurrence was that Sci
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20

contract by Jersey City, and the furnish
ing by the contractor Of new bond sat
isfaetory to the city for the sum Of $780,
600 for the faithful performance Of the
contract throughout its period, the last
mentioned bond to remain III force IS long
as Jersey City should purchase water of
the contractor BY the million gallons un-
der the contract
Corporation Counsel Record was quot
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
GAMBLERS HELD
FOR GRAND JURY
Men Arrested in the Raid on
the Newark Avenue Pool
room Arraigned Before
Justice Higgins.
THREE WITNESSES EXAMINED
Jurors Walscheid and Laws
renee Tell Of Their Exper-
fences on the Fatal
Wednesday.
rHREE WITNESSES EXAMINED

The postponed hearing Of the eight men
arrested in connection with the raid by
the police on Wednesday of last week of
tie so-calIed poolroom at No. 81 Newark
avenue was held before Police Justice
Higgins in the First Criminal Court this
morning. 1t was concluded but owing to
the dithculty in reaching their bondsmen
to-day for renewal of their bonds the
hearing was technically continued until
tomorrow morning, when they will be
held for the Grand Jury in $50 each.
At present each one is under $1,000
bonds. Former Police Justice James J.
Murphy, counsel for the defendants, ask
ed that the bail be fixed at 500, but
Prosecutor Speer objected to any reduc-
tion from the amount Of bail in which the
defendants were held for hearing. JUS
tice Higgins compromised on $3.50.
Dr. Arthur Walscheid, foreman of the
present Grand jury, complainant in the
case. and Newton w. Lawrence. a mem
Der of the Grand Jury, who accompanied
Or. Walscheid when he went into the
a''essu pooitoo''' - lis'ss : 0s' - =
used as evidence, and Police Captain Co
~ WIG he''ueu rue raaali's party Wese
l1 z,.1s. 49, ,.-.+,, ,s..s.s, -, 49,, ~
Me onlS 1nfee Witnesses eA''nnne"'
as'el''s earos seis'il y ioils distance 'eie-
9s0''s '''ia os.e' l'''f'' 's'l'''''''' Neie su0
''s'ss1 - s'''s''Ns ''''a 'ssss'sOl '7pssi
sats' e"s sAali'insi'l0A = 'As Witnesses
y ''ss s''''''s 's''''a''s'1 " S''''s 7''t'
a'ss' ''issh co''s'seA ~ 'le ~ iei'uaA'''
as''1''sifess thfeW ! Nri''A At tie PROSE
susi9h' ql'"eills issai 0l'inlons as %
/" ~ eoilssitn'eo a'i''ilsai'lilis anu aoee-
sns saihpilhs' Win Mnich 'he uelena-
ants were charged ard asking Ior tne
Aseharse g tne uelehaants on Inc
ground that no case mad been made out
lealnst mem ana not one mad peen iden-
aaed as having par'lelpatea IN me CRIME
'nafseu as''ilisl ele'ii. iiien Mf. speef
eoAe up una WoFe = strohs net O gu
;alnstantlai evidence ABOUT the men, de-
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
JAPAN PROTESTS
Dr.. Montono Presents His
Country's Formal 0bjec-
ton to Rojestvensky's
Presence at Kamranh
DELCASSE NON COMMlTTAl
France VIII Stretch to the
Limit Her Friendship for
Russia Niebogatoif's
Fleet at sunda.
DELCASSE NON COMMIT TAI
Fleet at Sunda .

LONDON, April 20. 1905.A des-
patch to the Central News from Paris
says that the Japanese Government.
through its minister, Dr.. Montono, has
formally protested to France against Aa-
miral Rojectvensky's stay at Kamranh
Bay. Foreign Minister Deleasse has re-
piled, promising information which viii
require TING to obtain.
a despatch from Saigon says that the
Russian feet is still at Kanranh Bay. II
adds that Admiral de J6nquierea, com
mander Of the French Asiatic saudren.
has taken every step to insure French
neutrality
A despatch to the Telegraph from To
lio says that matters have reached the
inevitable crisis in reference to the m
warranted stay Of the Baltic feet at
Kamranh Bay. Japan has adopted the
only course open to her and formal pro-
test has been delivered to France It Is
expected that Great Britain win hearty
support this action.
The Baltic fleet has been amply coalsd
and proyisioned at Kamranh Bay. It
has been ascertained that the Russians
anchored there on April II. II Is stated
that strange transports were seen IN the
bay even earlier than that date
The crisis suggests that the present
centre of interest is Saigon, from which
place Kamranh Bay is controlled.
British steamer that has arrived at Ma
gasaki reports that on April IA she saw
an American squadron proceeding Tor
Saigon, and also anothemsquadron, pre-
sumably British; bound for Borneo.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of
the Telegraph represents that Russia
sought Frances help on behalf of the
Baltic feet. A brisk exchange Of views
occurred between France and RUSSIA,
's.4N u10a&iSAoAaS DeLN sc1 4euSS4a dH4 S1.<@
many, with the result that alhthres PoW-
ers agreed theoretically either that the re-
strictiye construction hitherto put on neu-
trality obligations By certain Powers was
excessive and unjustiiied or chat it had
become incompatible with latter day con-
ditions.
France, it is eredibly asserted.sis eager
to extend her benevolence to the furthest
extent compatible with immunity from
international reprisais, regarding mmu-
nifty as largely insured BY Englauds >
friendship.
N. Delcasse, the French Foreign Min
ister, is alone reluctant to incur serious
risks. Russia's German friends are ex-
trenely optimistic. They are conadent
that England's influence viii tranauilize
the Japanese It is stated that NJ. Del
eesse reluctantly intends to request Ad-
miral RojestvenslSy to move on.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
REF0RMATORY HEARING.

Especial to .'The Jersey City News
TRENTON, April 20. 1905. The Gov
ernor's secretary, Edward w Gray, COM
municated yesterday with Edwin G..
Adams, secretary of the Women's Re
formatory commission, announcing that
Governor Stokes was prepared to have
the commission name time for q hear
ing before him on the subterfuge plan.
Mr.. Adams replied, fixing next satur-
day, but offering TO abide by any other
arrangement the Governor may deem fit
to make.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
NIEBOGATOFF AT SUNDA

PARIS. April 20 l9o5.-The St. Pet
ersburg correspondent Of the aIatin sags
that the Admiralty states that Admiral
Niebogatoff is now in 9he Strait Of Snnsa
ready to effect a junction With Admiral
Rojestyensky.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20

Lawyer Alexander Simpson says he
has no intention Of surrendering his job
Health, despite the fact that that body
has appointed Eugene Leake to the office.
He claims that his appointment by the
Board Of FreehoIders was in accordance
with law and that the time for veto Of
that appointment has passed. If there
is to be any contesting Mr.. Leake viii
have to do it, Mr.. Simpson says. AS the.
Board of Health and the Board Of Free
holders are agreed that Mr.. Simpson has.
been duly succeeded by Mr.. Leake the
chances are that that gentleman and not
Mr. Simpson viii get the salary warrant
each month.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE

William shrekgert dfty-four years
old, Of No. "a Lincoln street, was found
dead in his home last night with the gas
in his bedroom turned on. He had been
in fll-healtl for some time and had be-
cqne Respondent II is believed that he
committed suicide
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
GOT INTO Sad HOLE.

Bolen D.. Edwards; forty sfour Sesrs
old. Of No. 424l5 Monmouth street.
while at work on the new High School
building Yesterday afternoon fell ii
hole and disloeated his right knee. He
was taken home in an ambulance.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
Finance Board Authorizes
the Sale Of $500, 900 to
Purchase a Site for
the New Building
HEALTH BOARD TO CONTROL
Financiers Ask Information
Regarding the Water
Works Official Confer
encs to Be Held.


In addition TO author;zinr tbe sale Of
100000 worth If bonds Far ref,ndina
purposes the Board Of Finance Yesterday
directed the Finance Committee 70 issue
honds 3 ra;s4 5000 aoo for tbs nnrchase
Of land for the s;ta of and erection of
i nav hosnital h,,ilding Tha lattar bond
iss,,as L - 1o n,ada nndo, tba nrav;s;ons
Of f,hanter lo5 af tho laws of 1ea3 and
tba ,,,o,,.,r ra;soa & 81 ha ,laoaa = tba
cyo,l;+ af tha o;tv aoalth poard mo
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honds halow mar Tho bonds ara Il pun
81, tt;wtv voars ana haa,;ra ;,,torast i
fon, III. .,snt ,ntarass be;ne na;d san;-
annualIv
The se0oo4,o uortl, ~ honds Il ba used
for rafnnsln;ng n,rnosas ara Is raf,,nd ~
sassn,s,,t .honas witch ,nst,,re IN I,,na :
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The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20

Disappointed againl Verify Harry Ben
nett, the Twelfth Ward Republican
worker, is having q hard road 70 travel
in his search for a job that he thinks
should be given a man of his influence in
the affairs Of the party. There hasn't
been vacancy in any of the municipal
departments for which Bennett has not
been an applicant. He did succeed in
landing position of elevator man in the
City Hall. He has had many ups and
downs since. He likes the going up part
all right, and that is why he wants 10 go
a little higher Up than the City Hall ele-
vator takes him. a sanitary Inspector
ship would just suit him, he thought.
The Health Commissioner thought diff.
ferently and E'ennett Is still going up
and going down
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20
each month.

The Twelfth Ward Republican club
evidently believes in the early bird catch-
ing the worm proposition. It has. en-
dorsed the candidacy Of Mayor Pagan for
another term, and also that Of John G..
Kaiser for Sheriff This is proof positive
that the organization has decided that
these two names will be on the Republi-
can ticket next fall.
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20

II you are scrofulous dyspsptic, rheumatic.
:roubled With kidney complaint general d.
biiity- lacking strength, take Hoods sarsa-
The Jersey City news., 1905-04-20


The followers sf Or. Hespe and Theo-
dore Brieck, the two Eleventh Ward Re-
pnblicans who want to be Health Conn
missioner, have made it 50 warm for each
other that it is understood Mayor Pagan
has decided to give the appointment to
some one else. Several names have been
mentioned as possible compromise candi-
dates, Al the City Hall this morning It
was said that the appointment had been
offered 70 William Hornblower, i son Of
DIR. John Hornblower, and that he had
the matter under consideration. Mr..
Hornblower, one Of his friends said, Is
not seeking the office and doesn't care for
il but may consent 10 accept rather than
have q man outside Of the ward ret il.
Hornblower il friendly with Ward Lead
e Kerney who i backing Brieek aud II
the Fremont club, which n supporting
pr. Hsspe. d has many friends,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Several nice cottages for rent at
Morgan's.
The social glass that's filled with
Heidsick Extra Dry MonoDoIe proves
good health as well as good cheer, not
only this holiday season, but at all
times. Order a case from Schaefer s.
Co. at once.
Novelty Mills Patent Excellent Flour
makes the best bread, biscuits, pie
crust, cake and fancy pastry. House
wives find it pleasure to cook with it
and having tried it once will use no
other brand. California Feed Co.,
agents.
Owners of store buildings, apart
ment houses, hotels, etc, are liable to
claims on account of accidental in
juries occurring on or about their
premises. A liability policy with the
Employers Liability Assurance Cor
poration furnishes indemnity for such
claims. Bishop & Co, general agents.
Morgan's column.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Get your moneys worth-drink
Rainier beer.
The Wall, Nichols Co. have a full
line of diaries for 1906.
Income producers at Morgan's.
Petticoats that will not split are adj
vertised in this issue by n. S. Sachs
Dry Goods Co. Ltd.
J. s. Martin, Honolulu's leading
tailor, is now located in the Mcintyre
building, over First National Bank.
Use only Tillmann's preserved goods
in the new year. Their excellence is a
household maxim. j. NJ. Levy & Co.
Morgans coming sales of land.
Three bottles of good old Kentucky
Bourbon whfskey for 81 at Lewis &
Co.'S. Special price for three days
only
Make your yearly cleanup and send
your goods to Fisher to auction, which
Year.
A necklace and charm has been
found. Owner can have same by call
ing at this office and paying all ex-
penses.
McInerny Shoe Stores vici kid wat
er-proof sole, blucher balmoral shoes,
at $3.50 a pair. are just the thing for
men to wear.
The Palace Grill, on Bethel, will
serve a special dinner tomorrow. The
best the market affords will be given
to the patrons.
Start the new year well by using
Fountain soda. 1t costs no more and
is twice as good as other brands.
Phone Main go.
First-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
| tickets are now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co.. 9s6 Fort street.
| Merry Xmas from. SIorgans auction
room.
J. NJ Monsarrat, in rooms 10 and II,
Waity building. offers some very valu-
able real estate for sale. A good chance
! to double your money in short time.
See him for particulars.
t BIoater MackereI is unequaled as a
breakfast dish. We have a fine lot
/ of this choice fish in all sizes and rec
| ommend it to the attention of house
wives Metropolitan Meat Co.
The Metropolitan Meat Co, Ltd. will
close its markets at a. m. on Christ
mas day. Their wagon will leave the
shop promptly at that hour Orders
for supplies should be sent in early.
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the superintendent of Public Works
until u m. OF Wednesday. December
81, 1905, for furnishing the following
departmental supplies for the six
months ending June 80, 1906. viz:
Building Material: Coal, Lumber,
Hardware, Lubricating and Machine
Oils. Harness Leather and Findings,
Pipes and Fittings. Hay and Grain,
Electric Light Supplies, Paints and
Oils and Powder and Fuse.
Ali tenders must be on schedule
blanks furnished by the Superintend-
ent of Public Works.
c. S. HOLLOWAY,
superintendent of Public Works.
Department of Public Works. Homo
lulu, December 20, 1905. 1892
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PAYMENT OF WATER RATES.

AS provided for in Chapter 45 of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1905, all per-
sons holding water privileges or those
paying water rates are hereby notified
that the water rates for the six (6)
months ending June 80, 1906. will be
due and payable on the first day Of
January, 1906.
On all such rates remaining unpaid
on January 10. 1906, an additional
charge of 10 per cent will be made.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid February 10, 1906 are sub
ject to immediate shut off, without
further notice.
Rates are payable to the Chief Clerk
of the Department of Public Works at
the office of the Honolulu Water
Works.
J. H. ROWLAND,
Superintendent of the Honolulu Water
Works.
Honolulu, T. H, December Il, 1905.
1887
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Particular attention should be given
to these lots by those who desire
beach property for summer homes.
The lots have frontage of from seventy
five (75) to two hundred (20o) feet on
the main road around Oahu, and prac-
tically the same number of feet on the
sea beach.
Terms: Cash. U. S. Gold Coin.
For plans and further particulars,
apply at Department of Public Lands,
Judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, December 9Th, 1905.
72S2-Dec. 9, 10, Is, II. %. "a, 80, 81, Jan. o.
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FARM PRODUCE ARRIVES.
THE DIX SHIFTED.

The army transport Dix was moved
over to Railway wharf yesterday after
noon to make room for the Lawton.
When the Lawton has departed. she
will return to Naval slip and discharge
the balance of her cargo. That is ex-
pected to be Wednesday. She will
probably sail about Friday for Seattle.
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Women and men are much alike in
one respect said the home-g grown
philosopher. Whats the answer %
queried the experienced youth. Men -
explained the philosophy dispenser,
lie about the fish they didn't catch,
and women lie about the men they
could have married had they wanted
to-
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Approved:
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at II
o'clock noon, Saturday, January 9Th,
1906, there will be sold at Public Auc-
ton under the provisions Of Part 4.
Section II, Land Act, 1895, at the
front entrance to the Judiciary Build
ing, Honolulu, the following Beach
Lots at Hauula, KooIauloa, Oahu:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-24

Have you a belt that will go about
my wafst?" asked the young lady with
smile, as she entered the dry goods
store. NO. but T have something just
as good" replied the young man who
formerly worked in drug store.