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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05
Once More the Jersey Team
Takes q Rise Out Of the
Conceited NeWarkers.
TRIPLE PLAY In SIXTH In MING
Orioles Wins From the Grays.
Bisons From Toronto and
Royals From Broncos.

Al, af sola~ ans nrove,.i,s are true and
nopa nora j. than Tia, s.P,.ife soeth be-
fore ! falls The crippled skeeters have
squared accounts for the present at least
with the bo. had sailos men Of New
ark uho threat,.naa u annihilata exter-
minata and eyen ma asficata them and the
sailors now can rauinate and migrate.
on wadnasaav ia skaaters sent them
s.back to Baltimore, ana Yesterday they
sent back Of Baltimore. ana to-day it
viii rest parfially with kind Providence
as "a whether or moi fhey will sail fur
ther south II the first division. Meanwhile
the skeeters are leading the second divis-
ion and preparing to butt into the first.
To-day they tackle the Orioles on their
own grounds and are endeayoring to get
square for the defeats administered by
the Birds ia the very onset Of the battle
for The pennant. They fairly rubbed It
in on the Sailors in their own bases,
sending two of their firing machines over
board and dazing them with a scientific
triple play by way Of reminder that
tboueb cripnla.a somewhat thev are au
81. a. ~
80 'ss''s''iN : Is s. - :
ana sun possess iaif complement q
heavy guns. For six rounds the Sailors
failed to score even once. Then Thiel-
IS. ,s,,,,, e,,aa f.;,sa ra. +ha;r haads
-
ana uilaef cover taes seorsa hss liihss =
quick succession, Just as the Skeeters did
in the second inning. But the Skseters
Ia d s.arod i, ~ 6rst all f;f4h ana sf;ll
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05
EDUCATORS TO MEET

Local educators are Interested in the
annual meeting Of the National Educa-
tional Association to be held IN Asbury
Park. beginning Monday, July 3. This
viii be the first time IN ten years that
the society has met at the seashore r.
sort aud the second time in It's history
that it has met IN this State. 1t IS ex
peeted that the New Jersey Teachers
Association viii meet in that eity 1t ths
same time. and for that reason almost al
the educators will attend:
Last summer the national convention
was held in st. Louis. during the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition, and over 600
educators from all parts Of the country
attended. This year it is expected thar
more than ever will attend The active
membership of the New Jersey section at
present is thirteen, and the associate
membership is seventeen. Bll6 those IN
charge expect many more to join this
summer.
Some of the active members are pr
James NJ Green principal Of The State
Norman and Training School; Fl Brew
sfer Willis. superintendent of schools Of
Middlesex County 5. Erwin Manness
of Waverly Avenue School,
this city: Dr. Addison B. Poland, super
intendenf of the Newark Schools Dr.
William \. Barringer. one Of the former
sslperintendents Charles ] Baxter. State
Superintendent of Schools: I,ansion
Thompson. superintendent of drawing In
Jersey City Schools, and ] H. Hulsart.
superintendent Of schools in Dover. The
total active membership of the United
States is 1875 the total associate nlesa-
bership is 3,55S, making 4S73 members.
In Pinch, Use ALIENS EooT-EAsE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05
COMMUTATION
REFUSED
Court of Pardons Condemns
Anna Valentino to Death
on the Gallows,
PUBLIC SENTIMENT SET ASIDE
Appeal to D. $. Court the
Prisoners Last Hope
Garrabrandt Case Laid
Over.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT SET ASIDE

Special to THE Jersey city Nsws.'9
TRENTON, May 8, 1901 In the face
OF several petitions. one signed by 30 per
cent. Of the members Of the last legisla-
ture. and strong public sentiment, the
court Of pardons yesterday afternoon re-
fused 70 comute the death sentence Of
Mrs. Anna Valentino. charged with the
murder Of Rosa salza at Lodi, Bergen
county, the night Of March 10. 1904.
Mrs. Valentino is condemned to die on
the gallows Friday, May IL, but last
effort will be made to save her life by
IN endeayor to get an appeal 10 the
United States district court.
The court Of pardons took up the ease
at 1880 p. NJ. and was occupied several
hours in its eonsidera ton. A noteworthy
delegation was present to urge clemency.
Il included James II. Trimble, Jr.. son
of a former consul to Italy, the native
land Of the condemned, and Nathan.
Kusey. both Of Newark. counsel for Mrs.
Valentino; Congressman Henry c. Allen,
Of the Sixth district; Assemblyman Ma
reIii, Of Passaie, and MattIleus, Of Hud-
son; the Rev. J +. Lambert, Of Hacken-
sack: Mrs. a. Goselli, Newark: DIR. Ma
ganini, Italian consul general in New
York; Charles yezetti, representing the
Italian societies Of Hoboken. and Her
man yolI. of Hoboken.
AIRS. Caselli filed 4 petition asking for
eommutation, signed By Il Of the jurors
who gave the verdict Of murder in the
frst degree. Other petitions were pre-
sented hy the counsel.
The court refused to hear any but the
counsel for the petitioner. Mr.. Trimble
made the main argument. and spoke
over an hour. He reviewed the story Of
the crime and outlined 25 allegements of
error on which was based the argument
before the court of errors and appeals
for new trial He claimed the trial
which resulted IN the conviction Of Mrs.
Valentino was an inquisition rather
than fair examination Of the case. He
contended that his cIient was not fairly
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05
To Avenge An Insult to His
Mother, Nicholas Murdaco
Commits Murder.
PRISONER HAS CONFESSED
After Killing His Victim With
4 Blow He Tried to Decapi-
tats Her.


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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05
ASSESSORS MUST
FIX VALUES
State Board Of Taxation Is
sues ! Circular Of IN
struction.
TRUE VALUE 100 PER CENT
Every Official Must Do His
Sworn Duty Without
Favoritism.
TRUE VALUE 100 PER CENT

fsnac,a, s. .ar,s r.rsav r.t,, Na,vs, !,
TRENTON. Nav 1eO5.--In i cir
cular Of instructions to local boards Of
assessors inst issued bv he new state
board Of taxation is sounded ii emphatic
and unn,istakable terms tha slogan Of no
underyaluation ii assessments. ana if the
plain mandates If ia stata hoard are
obevea the assezsrneut for taxes O. n,,,s.l,
of IN nro,,artv !, tbis e,tv sv;ll bava IS
Is raised
Tbe c;rc,,lar sats forth ~ nrasant con.
ajtiouz i assass,nents elaims III law i
nj ohavad a,raets ayarv ! ss.ssar j IL
80 II taxahla nro,e,.+v 4 y ~, vs,-
~ ana ;,t;natas tl,at q mn, arva l,,;ne i
confirmed the stata hoar,, v;,l assart II
new Mowers 4akipg tba sssess;no ant of
TIA hands ~ tha loea, ssassors and "a
atsiust tha valuas uha circ,,Iar S nart
4 as fallors
..rro. tls Assessars
spy III ~ evsat;no ia ,,oa "A 81 aoua-
lixaaion of taxes Of New Jersey. II Is pro-
videa anane afha,. th;nos tbat 81 shall
Il tba fntv Il aid hoard $ ;nvest;ya u
the method alopted bv local assessors il
tbe assessment 81 real ami nersoral nrou-
Arfv II fl,;s stare IL farn;sh tba local
assessors information y : IA Them IS mai
ing assessments. etc.
sParagraph u Of section s Of The con-
stitution provides: Property shall be as
sessed for taxes under general laws aud
BY uniform rules. according to its true
valne
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hest of yonr ah;l;tv and understanding.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05

3euirk, Ant there This Abort tf4f5poa h
~ eeznplesei< 9Hfes sgen &C &ofst
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05

In Pinch, use ALIENS EooT-EAsE
a powder for tired. aching feet. Al Drug
gists. 25c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05

It may afford Mayor Pagan and Cor
poration Counsel Record consolation to
know that Mai. Carl Lentz. manager Of
the Republican party in Essex, County
is not lying on he'd Of roses There are
many thorns IN the rose bush and they
are causing the Major much uneasiness.
AsseInblyanan Colby il seeking the nomi-
nation for Senator He thinks he can
Eand It, too despite the opposition Of the
Count Boss.
His candidacy causes the Major
to laugh Id public, but III private
he says things about Colby that
wenld not bear repitition in print.
The voung Assenblyanan has de-
veloped into an out ard ont anti Corpora
tion man, and his stand against the corr
porations IN the Legislature during the
hast session has attracted the Independents
voters and conservative Republicans 10
his support Bt Lentz realizes that
there IS droalble ahead for him and he Is
eilaeaverina to naenl his broken fences
wherever possible.
Gov. Stokes Ii still undecided what
action to take on The bill bearing A.
sefnblymau Duff j name. making the
water bonds 10 be isslsed first lien oil
the new water plant. Mayor Pagan and
Corporation Counsel Record are urging
n. 4 II s4f1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-05-05
WE EATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. May {. 1905 + oReeast
Tor the thissty i honTs ending 8 A II.
Friday - Fair fosday; cloudy to-norFoWss :
southwest winds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
CECIL MAN FOR
COMPTROLLER
Republicans Choose Hon. Henry M.
McCu|Iouah To Head State Ticket

The rcconvcncd Republican State Con-
vrntiOn met in Gcrmania Maennerchor
Hall. Baltimore. Cn Wednesday even
ing. The gathering took Oil tho features
of Il ngsS meeting for the ratification
of the nomination of Hon. Henry NJ.
Mccullough. Of Cecil, for Comptroller.
Joshua Clayton named Mr.. Mctuhongh,
and MrsSrs. Lewis Put2cl and i. l..
Gold.lyurough seconded the nomination
which was made by acclAnmti"n.
Mr<slN. \. &. Towers, of Caroline +.
NJ. Allen. Jr. of Hartford, J. {. {. Dit
lcr and \. j. Schultz. Of Haitim@rc.
Thomas rNman. of Calvert and Thomas
Dawson. Of .'luH1 gOmcry, were named
to notify Mr.. Mccullough Of his Sel"c-
ton. Ringing speeches were made by
Secretary Of the Navy Charles J. Bona
partc. President nf the Convention. and
former Attorney General George Il. GAi-
thcl against III" Poe amcrlm"'H and
the 1linly Disguised Schomg Of thr prip-
cratic "Bcr>'S.' whose tenure it j. G"-
signed to l'rprtuHtr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Law As To Auto. Drivers Liability

Judge Fort. in the Monmouth. \. j..
Court, the other day, took Il common
sense view of the law as applicable to
reckless drivers of automobiles. He says
It +. not ,iear e" II, tn, he r..rhincS
have any legal right on the public roads.
but assuming that they may rightfully
be used on highways, he holds that "thc
person who drives nn automobile upon
a public road should Im accident result
causing the death Of another. III or out
of the machine. would ne ghity of man
Slaughter" He adds that fe!onious in
tent need not be shown as negligence,
rapid ruNring or taking the wrong side
of the road would be sufficient to con
Stitutc the crliminality of the off"n>r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07

Httls"t its students from all the States
and .t.,:nm" and maintain high aud
iN'!u,I tial position in the educational
vt&,r
This transformation has been made 50
that within these Halls may be Spwn
the seeds 1T thought which may develop
into great intellectual uttanmrnt> and
nobility Of character. and the world
know. that the Jacob Tome Institute ,'
in the ,durat.t,:.a, arrLa tr make AND
, calm its rrlTt >rutLtiv,> Uf what ap-
r,Gtlil> to good :, h"larShip and prrc
, tir;I kI.,w!r.gr. in tn" worlds great
hath Of progress. aml tends l., the ad-
yar.vrn.lt oi civilization. the amcliorL-
ti"l >f mInkiIl. AMI the strengthening
of good government For the curriculum
.foItrd h, 70 avoids all danger of the
human intellect being >tuntrd. but by
! Il iuiicui:.' selection of Il c0llr,r ,f
study. guided by trained minds. We can
expect t. find StudiouS habits. breadth
rf thought, careful research. steady ad-
vaErcmCrt and augmentation. resulting
| in ample stores Of knUwlcdge, and the
,loiu, ton Cr influential. honorcd and
| patriotic citizens, able to fulfill the
| great requirements Cf this age both in
business and professional life. to think
well and to think quickly. For evrr+s
pass 50 rapidly. policies are Sp quickly
| determined. and the facilities fer inter
| course between men anl nations arr so
various and great that affairs Of r.'di-
nary Fife and State. are now 50 ralilly
| executed. that he who has not tn" crl-
| tlVatlon oi Keen perception, and tn, l. "
| er of thou .ht. canrOt hope to keep in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Barn Near EIkton Burned

While Frank Corriden. wellknown
farmer of the Third district. was at
tending the Democratic picnic at Fair
Hill on Saturday afternoon the barn on
his place about two miles nClth cast Of
Elktnn took fire and w;!lA quickly con-
SumCd with its contents. Il lot of hay.
grain and farming implements. y young
colt which could rot be rescued. was
burned in the flames. Railroad hands
first noticed the outbreak of the fire but
they and the n"ighhCrS who gathered
could do nothing to check its progress.
The origin of the h.nzr is unknown.
hut may have been due to >lnrk> from a
l-,r:ng locomotive HS thr property ad-
ioi'S the railroad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
TRiALSAT TARGETS
Rising Sun Gun Clubs Fifth Annual
Shoot October 1919

The fifth annual tournament for anna
tcurS of the Rising sun Shooting Asso-
citation will be held rn its grounds, on
Wednesday and Thursday. October IS
10. Ihr annual shoots of the .\senca-
ton are growing in popularity from year
to year. On the opening day there will
he - matches Of II targets each. aud | |
on the closing day. 10 at II targets each,
the llst event at 10 targets. > CeinglcS
and 10 G"uhlc>. the winner tu secure the
championship of Cecil county. The cl,'-
gant medal the Hunter Arms Company
trophy, will also 90 to the winner as
also Il fine Winchester repeating gun.
Previous winners of the championship
have been Harry Il. Engl0nd 1901. H..
Linn Wurhngton loU2-3 and 1904. who
silct at 20 singles with both barrels.
This YEAR but onr barrel will be allowed
nj singles
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Suit On Loan To Late w. M. SingerIy

The estate Of Isaac CnGpcr has' re-
covered Il Judgment for S3.GIS.33 i'll Il
suit tried in the Court of Common Pleas
in Phih.delphia before Judge Anhrn-
ricd. brought against the Second Nation
al Bank of ElktOn. to recover Il !nan Of
$500 made by Mr.. Cooper during his
lifetime to tn" l;lte William NJ. Singtrly.
The money was loaned to Mr.. Singrrly
to help tide over the Second National ut
thu, time Of an impeEnlin@ run of its do
p2.itor<. following the closing Of the
Chestnut Street National Bank. Of lhila-
dclphia. s,crtly brfora Mr.. Singrrly'c
death Mr. SiEgrrly gave Il receipt to
Mr.. Cooper signed "Willinm NJ. Sim
gcrly. V. PIT" said to moan Nice-Prc>i-
dent 1t waS claimed fer the Second
National THAT Mn. Singrrly had no au-
thority to borrow money on its behalf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Miiifiamen Courf-MarfiaIed

The otliccI@ # Company f. First Reg
iment. VI. y. g.. have been conducting
II Court martial growing ont of the non
attendance of twelve mtI.hcl,., of the
command mt the rcc,kt State Camp at
Bel Air. The findings of the Court will
he reported. and those found absent
without sufficient excuse may have to
pay the penalty prescribed. Officers IF
the several commands of htc Guard will
shortly be inspected by officers of the
RrglllAr .\lmN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Thieves Harvest AT Oxford Fair

PickpockotS were active Ht Oxford
Fair. and several victims rcrt,rt l0'S>Ccs.
James Hindman. Of Elk,,nlr. is minus ii
wallet containing $50; Norris Il. Slack
of West Chester, $40. lott on the train.
The conductor is reported to have lest
So and HIS yearly pass Jchn G.. Hind
man. the veteran auctionct,l' missed his
wallet flCn his hip l3Crket. He lsSt but
little money. but the pockethook CON
tanned the key to his safe. for the re-
turn of which he offers 81. \ number of
empty PURSES were found in Oxford Sta
ton basement on Saturday morning,
probably tossed there by thieves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Back From The KIondike

Elwocl Riley, Of the Sixth district,
who on the outbreak of the Klondike
fever several years ago concluded to
take his chances in the new found El
Dorado, surprised his sister. Mrs. Ella
Mace. one night llSt week by applying
at her door for lodging for the night.
I'm ,orry sir she replied, "but the
house is filled" The next morning the
stranger called again and still being un-
recognizable revealed his identity to his
aStonishcd sister, who had given him
up as dead.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
RIDING AT RINGS
Goodiy Array OF Skilled filters For
Coming Tournament

The tournament arranged to lie held
here on October II. for the benefit of the
| UnipnIIDspital biumiScS to prove popular
and profitable. s., FAR fifteen Knights
auVEg them ~r,nr If !,lr most EXPERT in
the State. have. Cnt,.rrl and =, doubt
others will he added to the list as the
cntl'ce, will he kept open until the day of
the event. Able orators will make the
"d,irc>>,r, and the best 0f order will be
maintHircd onthr grounds The cere-
mony will r,rn ut 1.3O u. m.. with tho
charge to the knights. and the fitting
will nj once begin. With the lnrre list
of Knights inter, sting sport may be-
looked for. and the affair cannot but
prove liraSurablr 70 all spectators. A
grand public ball will be given in tho
Knights already entered:
view.
Charles T.. Howard. Knight of NV
I.ady'> Manor.
E-ar HurchirS Knight of Linden
IIore.
EjwaIi Loving. knight Of Hartford.
j. Go;,M Hobbs. Knight of Rocky
Glen
joan Brady. Knight of navrnwcad.
Jnhn KI"hr. Knight Of Rork,laIc.
g. dorsey Hobbs. Knight Of Arlington.
Il. {. W. Hobbs. kright Of Plains of
pallUn.
William Cla"gctt. Knight of RoSlyn.
John Ward. Knight ~r Little Jack.
w s. NoycS. Knight of keuilworth.
w. T.. Shirley. Knight Of Harrison
willie.
W. WarIurtun Rul,ay. kniwhr Of Cecil
George Lee. KNIGHT of Eairlrr
The General COMMITTEES. Joshua Clay
ton. Esq. Chairman: John s. Strahorn.
f.sq.. Secretary. met ca Monday and
selected the following committees to ar
range ana !c.k after the various details
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07

heart and guide the souE," | have the
honor to present dedicated to the cause
of education such aS | have attempted
to outline in the brief time allotted me,
with the hope that the Jacob Tome In
Stitute. standing upon this granite hill,
may not only bc an enduring monument
to the memory Of its Founder, but IL
beacon light to those who pass from it's
Halls into the battle of life. Gown through
the vista of the future to- II happy, u>''-
full and glorious end.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Found Drowned AT PerryviIIe

The hoiy Of white man SUI 4rsol
to I've that of an unberellamcnGrr who
fril off the T.. Il. 4 w. II. II. bridge
at FrIryvilc on September I. was found
on Monday aftcrroon by Clarence L..
tolr and John Stump. off Stump'.s Point.
The body was badly decompN~cd aud
ull"' ugnuzble. Coroner Nelson was
Zlitird. but deemed an inquest needless
The body was buried H.cmg the shore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Didn't Know II Was Loaded

Alice Brinkley, co'ored, aged Z. was
accidentally shot by her father. William
Brinkley, ut his home near Townsend.
on Sunday morning. The father was
cleaning an old revolver which he had
recovered from friend to whom he had
loaned it four years ago. The weapon
exploGed in Il room where three of hs
children We're sleeping Oh the floor. The
bullet crashed through Sarahs forehead,
killing her instantly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
Two To One On Head OF Ticket

Two sporting Democrats. one from the
Third. and the other from the Second
district. have put up $40 to $40 re-
spcctively. on Hon. \. L.. COtherS and
his opponent. DIR. ]. |. France Mr.
CI0thersf hacker proposed n wager Of
800. at . to / and placed $40 to $40.
The stakeholder has $50 more of DIR.
Frances hackers money awaiting the
other mans $50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-07
w. w. HOPKINS
Treasurer Of 7be Jacob 7ome HHitute, P~1
Debout--His Remarks 1T It's DeaIcatiou

X HOPKINS was for twenty-threc
III years private secretary to the
late IIoA. Jacob Tome. who plan
rrd and endowed with the bulk of his
large p0sSrsSionS. the splendid school
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