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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-11
@rsbiiApf Ghapelle.

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bat iein erites. beribmtes Spfer aes
foroert, @r5biihDf gbapeue lit ae=
ftorben. Sour tper in Stem Orleans
betannt lit unb meiB, tpeld' eire
Stellung Der fatbolii9e grsbiihpf
bort etnnimmt, tann bas Mufleber
beareifen, bas oieler guoesfan bort
eemaht bat. Sc aiebt mol faum
cine anoere Staot in ben Ser.
Staaten, in uelher Der Grabifhof
mod 10 gang Girbenfirt lit, mie in
Stem Orleans.
grsbiihDf ghapeue Gam i'm Sabre
1897 als @ahfoleer bes auf elmer
&eiie nab Seem Sort peritorbener
grsbiihofs SaenBens nod Stem Or
leans. @r tuar pDrber grsbi1hpf in
Santa Sc unb gait ltets fiir eines
Der berpDrraqenoiten Witetieber Der
r0miIben 0ierarhie unieres 2ons
bes. Das 8ertrauen, bas man in
Som 81 inn bette, 5eigte iid burh
feline @%rnennuna gum apDitDliiben
9etegaten fir Cuba unb Burtprico,
iDmie ipdter fir bic Bbilippinen.
Dieie @rnennunaen bielten i'm tpGb'
reno Der erften Belt ieines @pisfo>
pats LANCE BON leinem 8iihofsfib
fern, erit Die lebten Sabre bat er per,
manent in Seem Orleans sugebradt.
@r mar Elm frdFtie gebauter Wann,
Der mol nod LANCE gelebt baber
wiroe, wenu niht oas Sieber por=
aeitia ieinem 9eben elm gnoe eernaht
bdtte.
De mortuis nil nisi bene. 0ir
mouen AUDI ben Geritprbenen nidt
ihleht maben, aber mir glauben
nibt, baB ibm in Stem Orleans
uiele Tbrdnen na9gemeirtt tueroen.
grabii90f gbapelIe batte elm merfs
miroiees @eihid, iid unbeliebt gu
MAIDEN uno oies @eihid bat er rift
nur in Den 8bilippinen bepieien
uno in Weit $ Snoien, ionoern AUDI
in Seem Srleans. St tpar idrDf in
ieinem N~uftreten, berribiIhtig. noe,
Mig liebensnIroi9 uno BON einem
Starriinn, Der an DiftDpfieteit
grenate. Dieie penig arQenebmen
@igeribaften niahten fih UNI 10
mebr flblbar, als er Der Wabfolger
eines Der liebensmiroieften, uneis
aenniiBiaiten. einfahften uno be-
iheioeniten Wdnner mar, Die mol lie
Sinful uno Stab ~aetraeen baben.
Wfit @bapeue's Mmtsibernabme tam
Elm gang anoerer Con III bic Besie.
bunnen Der Stride gum Biblitum
BON Seem Africans uno man tant
niht iaaen. oaB Der Tpn Elm bei1erer
aeueien mare. 8eiDnoers Die Deuts
ihen fiblten bas. Wie oenn audi
gbapeIe nab ieiner Imtsiibernahue
nihts @iliaeres gu tur batte, als bic
treuert uno seibidten oeutIGen STAT
geber ieines 8or9dngers aus leiner
naberen u~utgebung gu %entfernen.
Doh-er 1T tot urle: de mortuis
nil nisi bene! Gin 6eoeutenber
Weni@ par er unsneifelbaft, aber
BEL feinen bebeutenoen giaenfhaften
feblte ibm Die .barme" oes Garate
ters, Die @rasie Der umeanasfur.
men, nit einem @ort Die Aiebenss
Qls SaenBens Itarb,
trauerte Die gan3e 5taot; @bapene
miro man obne tiefere Beueauna in
oiitere 8iihufsaruft unter Der
3atbeorale btnabienten. grl
es niGt peritanoen, iif Sreunbe
III e%rtcerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-11
Sd1refItd1e Sd1meraen

erleioet man oft bur6 @el6wlre uno
@etuG6ie inter Der 6aut. @m. 8eoeQ
bon Stat Sod, Mi9. iagt: Sd babe
8udlens @rniea Salbe fir @elduire
unb @rebs sebrau9t; es 1T bic bette
beilenoe Meoi5in, bic i9 femme. gu ia,
ben bel S. 8alteDer & So6n, SEQ. &.
5. S9miot, @igentiimer, unb Gbolf
9reiB. 8reis .5c.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
Moving Picture s.s ssse,.'.y she~

The celebrated Beatty Bros pre-
sents Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mounts.
worlds greatest speciality and COM
edy sketch artists and vOcalists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mounts are known
from Maine to San Francisco. Mrs.
Mounts sang The Holy City" six
weeks in the best theaters in New
York City. Fifty thousand latest
colored moving pictures. positively
guaranteed not to quiver or blur.
The only picture machine on earth
with a diamond-projecting lens. A
few Of the many pictures: "A
Frenchman Looking for a Wife. "
"a Stage Hold-up in Alaska" "A
New Train Robbery" latest Jap and
Russian battles. showing hundreds
Of Russians killed, both in land and
sea battles; General Slocum Dis
aster."
Mr.. and Mrs. Mounts in illustrat.
ed song: The Holy City," Good.
bye. Katy, My Dear" The Tie
That Binds" Peace Be With You. y
and many others.
Miss Florence King. the renowned
pianist, will play all the latest
music.
This show comes to La Junta highly
recommended by the press through
out the country. and will undoubt-
edly draw a packed house. At La
Junta Theatre. April 7th. Admis.
sion. Is. IS and 50 cents. Tickets
on aale at the La Junta Drug Com
pany.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
eesssseAssy eisa.

The Fostnightly club met with
Mrs. John Walsh Saturday after
noon. April LIST. Ii was decided to
observe Children's Day on Friday.
April 7th. from to 5 o'clock. at the
kindergarten Building.
The following excellent program
was given:
English Humorists" Mrs. Burnett
American Cartoonists" $1,000
..........M Miss Hannah Norton
Modern Egypt: Its Ruins and Its
Civilization" Mrs. Larsen
Discussion by club members
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Bomgardner on April 18th.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
cs@ses osssk vses.

The cement blocks to be used in
tie walls Of the new Presbyterian
church were tested at the Santa Fe
whss3 house one day last week. A
large block thirty days old sustained
. pressure Of thirty tons, and .
prsssed brick less than six months
Old . similar pressure. A cement
block forty days old sustained .
pressure Of seventy tons. When
green blocks" sustain such an
enormous pressure there need be no
question concerning the stability Of
the cured blocks. A large cement
block weighs 100 pounds. The tow
er Of the church will be sixty blocks
in keight, which shows that the
boeIom blocks will have to sustain .
weight Of only three tons. Blocks
are now being made for the founda-
ton. and when properly seasoned
will harden with time like granite.
With favorable weather conditions
the walls of the structure will be in
coorBe of construction before the
close Of the present month, and it is
hopsd that the building will be COM
pleted not later than September 1st.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
Sesvs~,s esssss cssSs.

Tie TRiBUNE has just placed IN
eleg1nt series Of souvenir postal
cas1D On the market. containing ten
loci views - follows: Otero county
court house, city hall, Park HOUSE,
Colusnbian High School. biriseye
visw - La Junta, COLORADO avenue
visw. r. Fmey's residence, Arksn-
kaD Ffvsr-high wstef. Ii Jumta
Bsiek snd Tie WoeiIs, Santa Fe
tz1iD q depot, Tie orehestr1 tlat
mo1e La Junta famous s-Wonder-
HA
ny viii Be found On aIe at the
fsDsWiag buineD ho1szsc J. ".
FihR. +. C. Costman. Ii Junta
DF9g Csapuny, Rna.ce DFug Store
- a. r.. Nuesss.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
c....v e,.,4 ~. ~ s...A-


Business in the county clerk 4
Office is rushing these days. nearly
100 instruments having been filed
during the first days Of this month.
The number of instruments filed
during the month of March aggregat-
ed 45S. and the cash fees amounted to
7l.s5. which. with the county
work. made the total receipts for
the month $SlO-the best month of
the year.
A despatch in Sundays Denver
Republican from Greeley says that
during March the record for cash
fees in the Office Of the county clerk
of Weld county was broken. aggre-
eating LAO. The largest receipts
in any previous month in Weld
county's history was 1852. Weld
county is in the third class. one class
higher than Otero. yet notwith-
standing this fact Otero beat the
previous record of Weld county for
cash fees over two years ago. In
March. 1902. the receipts of cash
fees in Otero county aggregated
81 .064.75. County Clerk Garwood's s
excess fees for the first three years
of his term aggregated $4,000.
Rightfully and properly Otero cOun-
ty ought to be placed in the third
class. Politics and pull" seem to
cut more figure in the classification
of counties in Colorado. and. il we
are not very much mistaken. every
thing else. rather than justice and
right.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
Aaasse nesesh osposs.

DR.. J. F. kearns, city health Off
Ger. made his annual report to the
city officials Monday. which reads
n follows:
II have the honor TO submit the
following hsalth report for the year
ending April /. 1906:
Total number Of deaths during
the past year. fifty. OF this number
eight were residents Of the city less
than one month previous to death.
Causes Of death: tuberculosis,
Is: pneumonia. s; Bright's disease,
3; apoplexy. 3; meningitis. 3; appen-
dicitis. 2: cancer 2; peritonitis. cere-
bral abscess. disease Of liver. cry
sipelas, scarlet fever. diphtheria,
abscezs of the lung, convulsions,
congestion Of the lungs. typhoid
fever. heart disease, asthma, trau-
matifm. railroad accident. visical
calculus, premature birth. still born.
general debility. hiccup and old
age, one each. Average age at
death. 81 years.
The following Cases Of typhoid
fever, scarlet fever and diphtheria
were reported during the year: Ty-
phoid fever. 9; scarlet fever, Il;
diphtheria, 2. The were no cases of
smallpox during tie year. OF the
nine eases Of typhoid fever, FIVE
used hydrant water previous to
taking tie disease; three ussd mixed
water-''artssiaa md hyd1nt, !" and
sne distilled water.
''Compafsd with tie ysaf ending
April I. 1904. tie past year shows m
iDeseOe II e3evua \ the number Of
asatAs. sad . dsessms Il seventeen
= the sunbsr e easu Il Typhoid
1svsr. Afty-sse i seasise fever. four
= diphtAsia - twuave \ 0allpox.
Il wuuId rsesanenl t1Ist tie
Dusrd e Sehssl Dissessn sppoint
two nsdieal impseess = eUmine IN
seAosa eAilarsa e H. bsginning Of
H. IN - WISER tssn - -
sftsn thsgun1t9 - = sAsugAe nerss-
~"
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-05
ooebs0oA Ceoo0s-
Rain. rain.

Rain. rain
Bert Hitehcroft has moved on w.
H. Carrington's farm
Miss Barber. Of Boone. Ia. is vis-
iting Mrs. w. H. Harris
H. P. Badger was in the Valley
last week buying cattle
Rev. Faucet. of Denver. is visiting
Mr.. Allen Moore and family.
Frank Golf returned = few days
ago from Kansas and is hauling
corn for A. Forder-
Charlie Winner and Miss Katie are
spending their vacation from the
La Junta schools at home this week.
Mrs A. H. Taylor left last rhurs-
day morning for Alamosa. where
she will spend the summer with her
sisters.
Miss May Dardorff. who was the
guest of Mrs. J. Trostle. returned to
Rocky Ford last Thursday and is
now Mrs. w. F. Provolt.
Holbrook Center school closes
April 7th. MIR. Brown has had q
very successful term and will per-
haps leave when school closes for
Prescott. Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Nelson spent
q few days visiting in Colorado
Springs and are now at home. Mr..
Nelson is doing some first-class road
work in his district.
w. E. Stanton has rented his
home place to w. ID. Smith. Of
Arapahoe county. and is expected in
. few days. Mr.. Stanton will move
on the ranch under the reservoir
ditch.
w. (. Stanton received four hun
dred pounds Of different varieties Of
potatoes from H. X. Holbrook last
week. Mr.. Holbrook sent these po-
tatoes to Mr.. Stanton for the pur-
pose Of having him experiment with
them under the reservoir ditch. Mr..
Holbrook has great faith in potato
culture in this Valley.
Rev. J. NJ. Nunemaker and wife
left last Wednesday for Hastings.
Neb.. in response to message bear
ing the intelligence Of the sudden
death Of their son. John. The de-
ceased had been married about FIVE
weeks at the time of his death. He
was taken with appendicitis and was
sick = short time. The family have
the sympathy Of many friends in
this their hour Of bereavement.
The rain Of last Friday interfered
with the surprise that the neighbors
had intended for Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rin9tOn before their departure for
Hinsdale. ILL.,. where they 60 to
make their future home. The Car
ringtons were among the first
settlers Of Holbrook and we all re-
gret to lose them ~ neighbors. Mr..
Darlington will leave the first Of the
week with . car Of goods and stock.
Mrs. Carrington and children will
remain in La Junta until school
closes in June.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
TO CONSOLIDATE MAIL MATTER

Especial to THE jersey City News.'o
TRENTON, Feb. 20, 1905.-The AS
senbly took the initiative last night in
the matter of appealing to the United
States Senators and Representatives in
Congress from New Jersey to secure i
possible, the immediate enactment OF leg
islation providing for the consolidation Of
third and fourth class mail matter at the
uniform rate Of one cent for each two
ounces, or fraction thereof.
Assemblyman Robbins, of Burlington,
introduced a concurrent resolution to that
effect and after Leader Dufiield had ex-
plained its object, it was adopted without
a dissenting vote.
Similar resolutions have been adopted
by other States. The Postal Reform
League is making the fight for the consol-
idation of the third and fourth class mail
matter and it has appealed to all the
States in the Union for support for the
measure.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
Hudson's French American
Colony Will Make Merry
at Grand View Park
SKETCH or THE SOCIETY
1t Is One Of the Country's
Strongest Benevolent AS
soeiations-B Bartholdi
a Vice President.


Tonight the annual ball Of The Liberty
Guards, composed Of the French-Aneri-
can colony of Hudson County, mainly
confined to the Hudson City ana North
Hudson sections, win take place at
Grand View Park, Franklin street and
Ogden avenue.
The Liberty Guards were organized in
this city about the time the great FreneI
sculptor, Rartholdi, presented This coun-
try with the famous Bartholdi Statue Of
Liberty, the most imposing feature Of
New York harbor, which stands on Bed
loe's Island with great light in her
upIifted hand ship mariners 70 channels
of safety. This light is maintained ~
the United States Government. It is a
constant reminder Of a gift from one Of
the most gifted members Of the French
Republic to this American Republic. NJ.
Bartholdi, the sculptor Of the monumens
to Liberty, was an honorary president 81
the Liberty Guards Of this county up to
his death. On the occasion Of the noted
seulptor's visit to this country during the
Worlds Fair at Chicago he attended a
banquet Of the Liberty Guards given IN
his honor. 1t was an occasion Of great
rejoicing among the members of the
French-Ameriean colony in this country.
The Liberty Guards were originally
organized On seani-nniillitaly basis. They
wore the uniform Of the French aazasy,
but pledged allegiance 10 Encle Sasn and
each other The organization grew snd
IS today one of the strongest mutual
benefit organizations ia the country.
Once a year it gives big public social
function. No other ssch function in the
northern end Of the city and county ever
succeeds in eelipsing in brilhancy tie
decorations in the halls and parks IN
which these affairs are held. Il is ike
that of a great Partisan fete champetre.
Electric lights of all eolors blended with
brilliant colored bunting Of France and
the United States, mingled in artistic de-
signs. Many of the Freneh-Ameaican
ladies and Others who attend the affair
appear in masque, but while these af-
fairs are known as the French balls
of Hudson County and while they are
exceedingly lively social events there is
none Of the wild abandon charaeseristic
Of the famous French balls Of Madison
Square Garden fame
The French=American Consul, accom-
panied by the Russian Consul Of New
York invariably attends the Liberty
Guards annual ball and lends much
eelat to the occasion. A French his5ori-
cal play is aho great feature.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
LEADER DAVIS WON'T TALK

Democratic Leader Robert Davis had
nothing to say today about the intro
duction of several bills of Mayor Fagan
in the Legislature by Assenblylnan
James Hamill last night. He said he
would have nothing to say until he had
read the bills. The bills include the
franchise tax bill to allow Jersey City
to institute quo warranto proceedings
to test the Public Service Corporations
charter and the bill to allow Jersey City
to make water contract with Harri-
son, Kearny and East Newark and the
adjoining towns if possible.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
If such a decision can be reached.

If such a decision can be reached
Mr.. Charles G. Black, the recent
Gubanatorial candidate, was invited but
did not appear last night. It is ex-
pected that he wiH attend the meeting
This Afternoon. He viii be asked to
draft d bill along the lines Of the Demo-
cratic platform on which he ran for Gov
ernor and also to enbody the ideas OF
other equal takers.
Senator Minturn said last night that
the Democrats want 70 present the
strongest equal tax bill that possibly can
he framed with equal justice to corpo-
rations as well as to municipalities
Contrary 10 expectations. the Repub-
licans did not introduce any equal tax
measure last night. It was said that
they were holding their bill back until
they learned what the Democrats IN
tended to do.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
LEHANE LANDS
Marrying Justice Made a
Sidewalk Inspectors. &
W. Board Concurs In
Water Plant Pur-
chase Amend
ment.

The Street and Water Board yester-
day appointed Justice Of the Peace Frank
?. Leblanc sidewalk inspector at d salary
Of SI5 a month. The position had been
vacant for some months. Patrick ].
Murphy. who was appointed messenger,
formerly held the position. The heavy
storms Of the present winter have left
the sidewalks in some Of the outlying
districts in a deplorable condition and
the Board decided that an inspector was
absolutely necessary
Justice of the Peace Leblanc is at
present serving his second term as jus
tiee Of the peace He's hustler in
whatever task he undertakes and has
clearly earned the sobriquet of .'the
marrying justice of this city. He halls
from the Third Ward.
The Board rescinded the resolution Of
February IA looking to the preparation
by the law department and the introdue-
ton into the Legislature of bill pro-
viding for purchase Of the new water
works. This was done because Of the
amendment TO the resolution by the FL
nance Board, to whom it was sub
mitted for concurrence, leaving to the
discretion of the city officials authorized
to issue bonds to raise monies for the
purchase of the new water works as TO
whether the purchasers of the bonds
should have first mortgage on the water
works. The Board accepts the amend
ment. The original resolution was man
datory.
A warrant was ordered drawn upon the
city treasurer in favor Of that officer TO
be deposited to the credit Of March. 1905,
interest as follows: On water, S19,645;
1000. seven per cent. bonds due March
&c, 1908. $1645; on 100000 four per
cent. bonds due September /, 1892. $4,000;
on 100000 four per cent. bonds due
September 1. 1882, s19645.
Permission be granted to Barnum &
Bailey circus company to temporarily use
for a period Of two days April 30 ana
May /. 1905. Cambridge avenue and
Sherman avenue from the Paterson
Plank Road to North street. The circus
company is obliged to file bond in the
sum of $500 to put the streets in proper
condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
FATHER GApOM's ESCAPE

PARIS. Feb. 81. 1905.-The Libre
Parole publishes today an interview with
Father Gapon, the priest who led the
demonstration in ST. Petersburg en- Jan.
-. and who has been a fugitive from
Russia since and is now in Paris. The
interviewer quotes him as saying that he
was wounded in the shoulder when the
troops fred on the workmens procession
at the Narna Gate, and was carried away
by friends. He had TO disguise himself
after that to elHee the police. changing
his costume several fines Il slax. as we'll
Is his ftcial nlake-up :tnA lis apparent
age. liz ERASED tle frontier hi travel
Iing through tic woods With bands oe
snisggiers
= Sl'oaav said sGapon 6zaTism IS
dead. The halo which surrounded thA
Emperor Is eNtiilguished. There will be
i terrible vengeance for the massacre,
for t'ilYiSt said. INhey HAT take lie
sword SllaH perish by The sword AisFlN
blaod u he spill and the blond llsaf IS
shell viii be fertile.
Father Gapnn is awaiting eNen5s.
ready 10 return Fl Russia. lie axs. II
his presence should lie nect SsArY Hero,
hlif he is ii hiding now. hessiliSe he.
.fsias siN:sf 4 4ona ntS EeSiesss NilesaSss* III
f1s;f1 .zss ~ lss4ffl t7laS HIS II Was
stiil nsef g the Russian people,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
ENTERTAINMENTS TO COME.

Tie leading event down town tonight
will be tile entertainment and reception
of Jersey City Aerie, No. 4o3, Of the
Fraternal oredr Of Eagles, at Elks'
Hall.
The annual bail Of the Charles L.
Dilger Association win take pace at
Paul Kraemer's Hail. No. 10 Grand
street, Hoboken, tonight.
Tomorrow afternoon there viii be a
big matinee euchre under the auspices
of st. Joseph's Home for the Blind at
the home. Ne. 537 Payonia avenue.
There viii be handsome prizes for
players and non-players, refreshments
and music
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
COLD ROAD TO HEAVEN.

CAMDEN, Feb. 20, 1906. I'm bare
feet and robed in thin gowns, a colored
man and woman stood on the ice Of the
Delaware 1T the North Cramer IIill shore
above Camden SUNDAY, white elder Jos
epll croudy, Of tie Church of God. Phil
adelplia, went through d short prelinlir-
airy to their baptism. After songs and
prayer. the two candidates were led 70 4
hole cut III the foot-thiek ice and one by
one they were immersed by the elder,
white iittIa knot of worshippers stood
about tho hole ans1 sang. The converts
returned ID their homes II Philadelphia
apparently suffering nothing from TIE se-
we're ordeal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
CAUCUS POSTPONED.
Democratic Discussion of the
Equal Tax Problem to Be
Held Today No Majority
Bill Introduced.
lspeoIal . ..The Jersey clty News..,l

Especial to ''The Jersey city News")
TRENTON. Feb. u, 19o5-The
Democratic minority in both Houses
was scheduled TO hold caucus last
night at the close Of the session, but at
the request Of Assemblyman James
Hamill. Of Jersey City. the caucus was
postponed until this afternoon. The mat.
Ter 70 be discussed Is The Equal Taxa
tion measure. Senator Nintutn wants
his colleagues to agree upon one bill
which can be introduced md supported
as . party measure He is willing %
withdraw the bill which lie has drafted
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Especial to ssThe Jersey City News"
TRENTON, Feb. 90 1905.-,The SEN
ate last night confirmed the appointment
of David P. Borden, Charles 4. Groves
and d. T. B. Godfrey. as members Of the
State Board of Medical Examiners. The
nomination of David Baird, as a member
of the State Board of Assessors was con
firmed this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
What Shall We Have for Dessert

This Is an important daily question. Lei Us
answer 1T to-day. Try Jell-o. Americas most
popular dessert. Received Highest Awara.
Gold Medal. Worlds Fair. St. Louis. 1904
Everything in the package; add boiling water
and set to cool. Fgavorss-Lemon. orange
Raspberry strawberry. Chocolate. and Cherry.
order package OF each aavor from your grs-
Ger today. lee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-21
CREATES FIRE MARsHALLs

Special to .sThe Jersey City News.'D
TRENTON, Feb. 21, 1905. Senator
Bacheller, Of Newark, introduced bill
in the Senate last evening abolishing
the office Of deputy chief of the FIRE
department in first class cities Newark
and Jersey City-and creating the
office Of fire nagshal, defining his pow
ers and duties.