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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
TO TALK PEACE IN AUGUST

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
GAMMONTOWN IN DANGER

Discovery was made this morning that
nearly half a ton Of dynamite used in
blasting for the new tunnel under the
North river was kept stored in 4 fttle
shanty in the vicinity Of Pier G. at the
foot Of York street. The amount, It Is
said, is sufficient to blow up the whole
Gammontown section, including the of-
fee buildings and depot Of the Penn
sylvania KaiIroad ocInpany. the Public
Service Corporation main office build
ings and the piers in the vicinity Per-
mission was grants7 BY the Bureau Of
combusfibles for ~ storing Of only
Fifty pounds of the Explosive it the place
designated. The uuS4orities are ingesti-
gatii3g.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
LITTLE GIRL DROWNED.

The body Of Lester 4. Reed. Of En-
gliShtowD. n. J.. who was drowned Sat
urday last by the capsizing Of canoe
while he and Martin Rouse. of the
Heights were sailing on the HaekensacL
river was found floating near the Cen
tral Railroad drawbridge shortly after
six o'clock last evening. II was diScov-
cred By William Ramplo a track walker,
who rowed out and towesl It ashore.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

County Collector John Rotterdam has
succeeded Mr.. Fry as treasurer of the
committee. In due time, unless the
plans Of Col. Dickinson miscarry, Mr..
Rotterdam will also succeed Mr.. Fry as
deputy leader. Col. Dickinson is prepar-
ing for his European trip and in his abb
sence Mr.. Rotterdam will represent the
organization. Heretofore Mr.. Fry has
performed that function As chairman
Of the County Committee Mr.. Fry may
resent any interference in the manage
ment Of the affairs of the party, and in
that event a clash more serious than the
recent split between Mayor Pagan and
Col. Dickinson may result. It may hap
pen that there will be two sets of lead
sers, one having headquarters in the City
Hall and the other holding forth at the
Dickinson Club. The troubles of the
local Republican machine are not over
by any means.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Jersey City in Baltimore.
Providence in Newark.
Montreal in Toronto.
Buffalo in Rochester.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

Sunday baseball playing
Headquarters, Police Department,
Jersey City, June 20, 1905.
Circular No 2.
THE Chief of Police is not satisfied
with the abortive effort. by the Captains.
to enforce the law concerning the sale of
liquor, on Sunday last. In most of the
cases brought into Court the policeman
who made the arrest had no evidence to
snbstantiate the charge of selling and
failed to make the charge of exposing
for sale, which could have been sas-
tained
''The 6sth section Of the Crimes Act
of 1898 makes it a misdemeanor to sell
or expose for sale any spirituous or malt
liquor on Sunday The decision on This
act is TO the effect that where the bar.
glasses, bottles, etc. are in their aecus-
toned places on Sunday and a person
p c-SAlt " w BUSINESS, II 10 q fiOiuliVh VI
law. Where policeman has reason to
believe the INV is being violated it should
be his diuty to enter and make an arrest
if the evidence warrants it. He must
not break doors to do so unless he can
see from the street that the law is being
violated
THE Chief further says that where
people desire to play ball on Sunday or
any other innocent amusement, except on
the streets, and no money is charged fer
the exhibition or no complaint is made
from the people residing in the immesli,
ate neishborhood. it would not be in the
province of the police TO interfere.
by order of
s.BENJ. MURPHY.
"Chief of Police
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
Poard Asks the Finance
Board for S42,35O to
Cover the Years Ex-
DEMAND FOR BUILDING CODE
Peddlsrs Want the License
Fee Enforced--Inspector
Saul's Report for May

The Board Of Aldermen had quite an
interesting session last night and trans
acted considerable business. Alderman
Hart presided in the absence Of Presi-
dent Brock
The ordinance abolishing the junk bell
nuisance and otherwise regulating the
junk business and the ordinance that
prohibits BARRIERS from shaving any one
on Sunday who enters shop after y
o'clock noon, were put upon their final
passage. An estimate Of expenses for
the coming fiscal year, TO be submitted
to the Finance Board was adopted The
total amount is s42,a50. The items are
as follows:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

singer and McAliister.
Toronto won an easy victory over Mon
treal yesterday.
The score BY innings:
Montreal .. q o IL b O 10 o %
Toronto ...... o 0 ELL x-0
and Teft.
RESULTS YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Baltimore, 8: Jersey City Z.
Providence 4; Newark, o.
Toronto, o: Montreal Z.
Rochester. 2; Buffalo, /.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

The past, present and future Of Hoods
sarsaparilla are: It has cured, it is cur
ing. it viii cure.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

Freeholder Peter Ehrhard. Of the Sew
ton and at the picnic of the association
bearing his name he announced that at
the expiration Of Anthony Hauck's term
as Street and Water Commissioner he
would seek nomination for that Office.
Mr. Ehrhart's friends agree with him,
and what is more, they insist that the
nomination belongs TO the Seventh Ward.
friends in the Seventh Ward say TO
this ? Mr.. Doody expects to succeed Mr..
Hauek. His boom was launched several
weeks ago. It looks as if the two Free
holders will have the fight between them.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

batled lot LludeFHlitI III tht iliitii
inning
**None out when winning run scored.
Baltimore ...... 0 90 0 0 0 / 11--3
Jersey City .. 0 0 / 0 0 0 1--2
Two-base hits--Hayden, Halligan.
Three-base hit-Hayden Sacrifice hit
Griffin Stolen Bases Kelly Loudens-
lager, Clement ~. MeAleese. McCauley.
Double play-Griffin. I4oudenslager and
Jordan Bases on balls--Off I4inderman.
3; off Mcneil. 4. Hit by pitched ball
Neil. /: by Linderman. I, Left on bases
Baltimore, s; jersey City. 9. Time of
game hours and Is minutes. Umpire
MIR. Egan. Attendance-3,3S2
The Sailors and the Clamdiggers play,
ed another funny game yesterday The
latter scored 4 quartette Of runs in the
fourth inning and not single run was
made by either side in the balance Of the
game. which was characterized with an
other scrap. Blows were struck and a
riot was narrowly averted One Of the
Clamdiggers. Ball, however. iii this In
stance, appears to be responsible. In
the sixth inning Ball was on third and
Conn on second. when Roche hit TO
Cockman. Ball started home. but found
it necess. .ry TO retraee his steps. Con-
nor and Cockman were running him
dewn and Gatins ran to cover third hag.
As the bali was passed TO him Ball
jabbed him in IN effort to make him drop
it Gatins kicked and Ball made a
feint at aim, and second later Gatins' 's
right caught Ball under the chin Ball
staggered, but tried to get back at Ga
tins. but m up-hook still further sfagger-
ed him. When Ban got his balance he
tried TO use lis feet on Gatins. but Cock
man pushed him aside Other players
ran to the scene along with several no-
licemen and two deputies III plain clothes.
The bleacher fans also made MI effort
to reach the scrappers. hus the scrap was
over and they were driven back. The
game went on.
The score by inniags:
Newark 90 90 d d d o. 40
Providence .... o O 100 d 8 Cd
Batteries Connor ana Mcpherson;
Cronin and Thomas.
Rochester got back at Bnffalo yester-
ts:41.s r .ss:. - ~,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

John G. Kaiser is playing politics ITO
beat the band as one of his friends re-
marked Not satisfied with attending
pnblic gatherings where only Republi-
cans may be found, he is boarding the
lion in his den. as it were. by making
himself conspicuous at picnics and out
ings Of Democratic organizations. Mon
day night he mingled with the Demo-
Gratis of the Seventh Ward at the picnic
of the Peter Ehrhart Association. named
after the Democratic Freeholder from
the Greenville section. and yesterday he
rubbed elbows with his Democratic ri
walls. John ]. Heavey and Egbert Ses-
mour on the outing of the Richard Falla-
hee Association, one of the strongest
Democratic Clubs in the Horseshoe sec
ton. II is not known that he made any
converts. but it is such an unusual thing
for d Republican candidate to attend
Democratic affairs that Mr.. Kaiser's
method Of campaigning has served to set
the politicians thinking.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21

William F. Behan. Democratic leader
of the Second Ward, by reason of his
membership of the Executive Committee
of the County Committee, has reached
the conclusion that the sentiment Of the
Democrats Of that section is for the
nomination of Thomas Corydon for Street
and Water Commissioner. Mr.. Behan
was an aspirant for his office and af-
ter looking oyer the situation decided
that in view of Corydon's popularity it
would be useless TO make a contest at
the primaries.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
SALOONSTOCLOSE
Policemen Must Exercise
More Vigilance and Sc
cure Evidence in Cases
of Arrest.

Chief Of Police Murphy this morning
issued the following circular relative to
the closing of saloons on Sunday and
Sunday baseball playing
Headquarters, Police Department.
Jersey City, June 20, 1905.
"Circular No. D
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
BALTIMORE.
Totals 3 s % 8

Slated for Linderman in the ninth
inning.
**None out when winning run scored.
Baltimore .... o. / 90 o o O / Il 8
Jersey City -. 0 0 o. 0 O O 1-2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-06-21
WEATHER INDICATIONS:

NEW YORK. june u 1905. ore
east for tliirty-six hours ending st
Thursday Showers TO-DAY cloudy ~
morrow: east winds, becoming yafiapie-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-19

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81 AN order was entered u diving
The injunction, dismissine r. RULE
against the trustee for M tallpg
possession d the property I'D d.
recting him to intervene il J le tfs
shilr county suit.
Judge Dayton paid Trl u An
non d high compliment. slild
the trustee Ind done in It ali Just
what he would have done Ind what
the law required him to al
Mr.. Annon is not only t69 Irus-
zee Of the Randolph coinpals but
in the state court q ieceiiVersitt | be-
railroad company e X
The decision Il d victory for the
Harris as the msftef AZ se out 81
Judge Dayton has been their 6onten.
ten from the beginning The mats
TER j. now Practical thrown out Of
the federal court unless an appeal
rs taken.
In the Augusta Pottery bankrupt
matter IN order was entered EeSdls
ing the order Of the refefee and
holding that bond claimant should
have prior liens and be psid III full
The mechanic lien creditors gave
notice Of appeal 70 the United
iSfafns c,,o,,st s,,l,,,t < b 4 : :. { n / " III
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-19
FIDUCARY NoTIeE.


The accounts Of the following
named fdpciarics are before me for
SETTLEMENTS
Columbia L. Thorn adminiatra-
mix oil John G. Citing, deceased.
Josiah H. Link, administrator OF
yireinia B. Link, deceased.
Harvey " Hammer. administfk-
Tor de bonis non Of Wellington Mar
i'm. deceased.
S. Wliitescsryer, guardian of
Rector ID. Conwell.
David j, Hall, guardian Of Clih-
Inn Finley.
Hsrriet \. STROLLER. guardian Of
Russel ]. StrotIicE.
iarriet r. Strother, guardian Of
Nathan G. Strothcr,
Harriet r. Strothcr, guardian Of
Cecil i. Strpther. &
Harriet R. STROLLER, guardian Of
Hazel u StrofIier.
John W Parker. administrator Of
Antonio Manordi, deceased.
A: M. Sigley, administrator Of
Deyid Sigley, deceased.
]. n. Dean, guardian Of Bessies0.
Dean.
I. n Dean, guardian Of zana o.
Dean.
Samuel + Ritter, committee Of
Love Ritfer. u
]. T.. Roggess. administrator de
bonis non of Sarah 4. Boggcss, de-
ceased.
D. w Hammond, executor Of
Joseph Hammond. deceased.
", A. Rogers, guardian Of N. ..
Rogers.
George W. shrader, guardian Of
Mary Shrader.
John =. Ashcroft, committee Of
Scott W. Syiger. #
Presley N. Morris, guardian Of
Jennie Wood. Il
Presley n. Morris, guardian Of
Oracle Wood.
Harvey w Harmer. administra-
tor of Charles d: Ogden, deceased.
Given under my hand May 15,.
1905.
JA,fEs N. Dawn.
Commissioner Of Accounts for Har-
rison County, West Virginia.
u. 19maystw.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-19


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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-19

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00Q-Acre Coal and Timber Tract
In Upshtir and Randolph GdTsps
ties, Which Williams, Cox and
Graf Entered Into Contract
TO Buy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-19

MESSRS HART AND OTHERS
4 GET IMPORTANT DECsISfON
BY y JUDGE DAYTON BID.

GIVEN PRIVILEGE no PRO
CEED IN THEIR SUIT IN
STATE COURT AGAINST
PURCHASERS OF THEIR
PROPERTY
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
THE ARIZONA SENTIMENT IS GROWING STRONGER.

The Albuquerque Journal, the lead CT of the New Mexico joint statehood spoilers, finds much encouragement in the fact that the Tucson Star is giy- ing quarter to the enemy in the fight being made by Arizona against the proposition to make one state out of Arizona and New Mexico combin- ed. and the Journal points to the edi- tOrial columns of the Star as evidence that the sentiment against joint state hood in Southern Arizona is waning.
 The Journal will find when the time comes for the battle in congress on the proposed joint statehood bill that the Star is not voicing any senti- ment which exists in this territory when it says that opposition is waning in Southern Arizona or any other sec ton of the territory
 The Journal has certainly not for gotten the recent conventions and conference held ln Phoenix. and knows something of the unanimity of sentiment there expressed. At that convention democrats, republicans and a great mass meeting of all polit- ical creeds and business following re corded that Arizona would much pre-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
CHINESE TRADE
 AND CHINESE LABOR.

The full significance of the set of
 problems affecting the commerce with
 China. end the immigration of Chinese
 into this country may be appreciated
 in the light of some figures just given
 out by the department of commerce and labor relative to the commercial exchanges between the United States
 and the Chinese empire.
 In r3 other quarter of the globe is Ar.eucan trade just now showing such immense eypansion. The figures for
 the first ten months of the current
 fiscal year present a startling show
 ing of American development in the
 Chinese commercial field.
 American manufacturers, realizing that this trade is just in the begin ming of a period of rapid growth. have viewed with great alarm the possi- bility that another Chinese agitation in this country may cause retaliation in China and result in injury to their business.
 It is a curious political phase of the controversy between capital and labor, in which capital seeks to protect a growing market for manufacturing products, and labor is trying to pro- tect i.self against the possibility Of flood of Chinese labor. Already there are signs of political activities on both sides
 While tt5 quarterly conference of the American Federal ion of Labor in session at Scranton was discissing the necessity for irsistence on strict of tho Chinese exclusion law. the president was listening toI delegates from the American Asiatic association. who were urging that the of this law be made less strict and technical in order to avoid undue prejudice among Chinese against the United States.
 There are reports of Chinese movement to boycott the wares of the American market. in order to force jhis country to milder treatment of Chinese subjects.
 Ine federal administration is dragg- ed into the controversy by all sides. The Chinese demand fairer treatment of their subjects; labor demands exclu- sion of Chinese competition; capital wants encouragement in invading the Chinese market
 It is apparent enough that capitals gains in the Chinese market must re- found to the interest of labor, for abor must produce the things to be | sold to the Chinese Thus far. how sver. the workingmen have been able O see more menace in a single Chin | .se traveller admitted to the country | han will be offset by a whole ship | oad of American products going to | )e sold in China.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

The Albuquerque bulldozers are not making much headway in the fight for joint statehood So far as the people of Arizona are concerned We do not believe any of them would be willing 10 sacrifice the just rights of Arizona to win the smiles of the republican powers that be- The intimated threats that those who become prominent in fighting the joint statehood proposi- ton will soon be turned from place and power will fall flat so far as Ari- zOna is concerned And the talk of joint statehood or none" will be equally unayailing so far as changing the sentiment in this territory. The people of Arizona are in for the fight against joint statehood to the last ditch
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
WHO IS TO SUCCEED ROOSEVELT.

Although the election of a president
 is three years and some months in the tuture there is much discussion
 among the high moguls of the republi-
 can party as to who will be the sue | cessor of President Roosevelt The republican party does not, at this stage of the game. figure the demo
 crats as cutting any figure in the
 race at all. President Roosevelt has announced in no uncertain terms that he will not be a candidate again.
 Whether his announcement may not be subject to recall or not remains to be
 seen. In the mean time the names
 most prominently mentioned in con
 nection with the republican nomina-
 tion for this great office are Vice Pres
 ident Fairbanks of Indiana. Secretary
 of War Taft. of Ohio. and Secretary
 of State shaw of Iowa. Senators
 Foraker. of Ohio, Beveridge. of h. diana. Governor Cummins, of Iowa,
 and a host of lesser lights The re-
 publican party is not too rich just now in presidential timber and three years Is long time ahead to prognosticate
 The recuperative powers of the dem ocratic party are amazing and who knows but that in the good year of our Lord 1908 they may be in commanding position and name a winning candidate of their own. l. Is within the measure of possibilities that their candidate may be none oth- CT than their peerless leader William Jennings Bryan, who, during all of the years since 1896 has remained the idol of the common masses of the party and seems to be stronger today than ever before As a leader. as @ man and as a citizen he is the great est Roman Of them all and if he should receive the democratic nomination he would rally 10 his standard honest men of all parties and give the repub- licans the greatest race of their his tory Bryan and Roosevelt are very much alike in many things and as Roosevelt is the idol of the republican party so is Bryan Of the democratic party and stranger things have hap pened than that William Jennings Bryan with his crown Of thorns and cross of gold" may be in the running in 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
4 SONORA
 MELON PATCH.

That there is big money in agricul- ture and gardening in this part of the earth the following from the Nogales Daily Tires is proof positive:
 Several young men Of Sonora. with En eye to business, some time ago rented a tract of land with water a short distance north of Hermosillo. along the Sonora railroad and proceed cd to plant the same to melons. The luscious fruit grew and gave promise of big crop. The Sonora road built a side track to the farm, and the other day the enterprising melon growers shipped their first two car loads to the state of Colorado.
 It IS estimated that the farfm will ship about three hundred carloads of melons this season to different parts of the United States Canada and Mex lco, and the oNzers expect to realize about S25.000 Mexican money from their venture. As one of them re- marked: This is better than a gold nine"
 In the future mors and more atten- ton will be paid to agriculture in So- nora, and with it's thousands of acres of fine lands and semi-tropical eli mate. producing fruits and vegetables 10 perfection with proper care and cul- tivation, and with a practically un- limited market. fortunes will undoubt- edly be made in this direction.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
ACUTE RHEUMATISM.

Deep tearing or wrenching pains, .occasioned by getting wet through; ; worse when at rest. or on hrst nov ing the limbs and in cold or damp weather. is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow Liniment. Oscar Oleson, Gib- son City, H.. writes, Feb. 16, 1902, "A year ago I was troubled with a pain in my back. It soon got so bad could not bend over. One bottle of Baliard's Snow Liniment cured me-" For sale at RINEHART's PHARMA- cY.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

have great weight in determining the result of the postmaster campaign in Bisbee. which has been somewhat strenuous For the past month it has been conceded that the postmaster ship lay between Lewis Hunt and NJ. E. Cassidy, the latter being chairman of the county republican central com mittee. Both these gentlemen have been prominent in republican battles for several years. It may be expect ed that the new Bisbee postmaster will be named today or tomorrow.