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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16
BAD BILL BEATEN
Senator Jaekson's Anti Home
Rule Measure Defeated
by the Democratic
Senators.


Special to "The Jersey city News
TRENTON. Feb 16, Although
the Democrats are largely in The minority
in the Senate against II Republicans
they scored decisive victory yester-
day afternoon when Senator Jac6son's
bill which authorizes The Mayor 10 ap-
point tax assessor in cities having a
population under 21.o0o, came up for
final passage. They made such a vigor-
Gus attack on it that when Senator Jack
son counted noses he found that he did
not have sufficient votes to aid him in
carrying his bill through. As last re-
sort the Middlesex Senator asked that it
be laid over. Unless he can induce some
Of tic recalcitrant Republicans who
threatened 10 vote against it to change
their minds before the end Of the session
the bill will never be called up again.
The object Of alr. Jaekson's bill is to
oust the Democratic Board Of Assessors
in New Brunswick and give the Mayor
power TO appoint a single assessor. The
Democrats realized that it was against
party principles and bombardcd it along
that line. Senator's Minturn and Ferrell
took up the cudgels for the Democrats.
claiming ihat the bill was against the
policy Of home rule. They showed that
IFS PROVISIONS affected many other cities
in the State besides New Brunswick.
Senator Brown Of Monmouth. shnn
Of Ocean. Lee Of Atlantic, Republicans,
then joined in the attack on the bill.
claiming that It affected cities in their
respective counties and that their people
were opposed to its provisions. They
soon enlisted the support Of other Re
pnblicans who had promised to vote for
it On the ground that it was beneficial
partisan legislation.
senator Jackson then gave up all
hope Tor passage and asked to have the
bin laid over He afterwards said thai
he would call Il up again when lie coald
enlist voting majority to lis support.
Senator jackson had more success
with anofher Of his partisan bills. which
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16
REMNANTS OF A BABY.

Mrs. Emily spurier, janitress Of the
four-story double fat No. 296 Barrow
street, late yesterday afternoon found a
bundle on the top step of the cellar stair
way leading from the street. 4 stencil
emanated from the bundle. She placed
the bundle on the top Of filed ash can.
When her husband returned home she
told him about the bundle. He opened
it. To his horror he discovered the torso.
head, arms and legs Of a tvo-week sold
child that had been cut IN pieces. The
police were notofied and made an investi-
cation. Two births had recently occur
red in the fats, but both infants are still
alive. The police believe that some one
passing along the street dropped the bun
RE on the cellar steps as the most con-
yenient place to get rid Of it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16
HOBOKENS CELEBRATION
Especial 10 The Jersey city News. .

tspeclal 70 Ihe Jersey S1ty News
TRENTON, Feb. G, 1905. Senator
Minturn introduced in the Senate yestef-
day a bill which win enable HobalSen to
borrow money If necessary for the proper
celebration of that citgs seIni-centennial,
on March p next The bill provides
that the city may issue temporary loan
bonds to defray the expenses NOT ex-
ceeaing $25OOo.
Senator Wakelee, Of Bergen. intro
duced an important measure which re-
qnires sheriffs, coroners, administrators,
guardian commissioner, auditor, mastef
in chancery or other officer o. person Or
persons eoplucting a sale of property by
virtue Of any statute or order Of any
court. 70 publicly state at The commence
ment of bidding At such sale what inter-
est Is to be sold and what iens, charges,
litigation. restrictions or oghcf burdens
are upon the property and the amount
and extent thereof, 50 far a known to
lAln.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16
POLICE BILL WAS
REPORTED
Arguments Advanced Yes
terday by It's Friends
FaVorably Impressed
Mr.. Scovel.
GREAT HOPES or IT'S PASSAGE
Colonel Dickinson Supports Il
But It Has Powerful En-
emies in Both Houses.
1snnolal + aThe Jersey cftv News.,,l


special to ssThe Jersey City News
TRENTON, Feb. 1e, 1905. That the
police aud fremen in all cities through
out the State are determined to make a
concerted effort to procure legislation
beneficial 10 their interests at this session
IT the Legislature was demonstrated yes
terday, when Policeman Michael Nc
LaughliiE of West Hoboken, David
Walsh Of Hobokcn, Michael Monahan of
jersey City, and representatives Of the
police departments of Newark, Paterson,
Elizabeth and other cities, appeared on
the floor Of the House and strongly urged
the lawmakers to support the bill which
Asselnblman Scott of BayOnne had intro
dueed in their interests.
ssemblyman seorel, Of Camden,
Chairman of the Committee on Munich
pal Corporations, became 50 faForably
impressed with the arguments they ad-
vanced that he Immediately reported AS
selnbly bill No. 115, introduced by Mr..
soo+t i, ,,.i,i,t IL da1aoat;on was inter-
ested. The bill provides for the summary
vev;eu- - H. s,,nre,na court nnon nett
t;an & ~ nracasd;,,ys s. s,,snans;on
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16

Fertity the system against disease by puri-
flying and enriching the blood-in other words,
AXE Hoods Sarsaparilia.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16
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The PatroImen,s Association of this
city has put it up to Chief Of Police
Murphy pretty strongly when ii asks
that he make known to the proper auth
critics any information he may have in
substantiation Of his change that a fund
has been raised. to influence legislation on
the police bill now pending n the Iegis-
lature. Very truthfullv the association.
which Is composed Of nine-tenths Of the
members of the department. SAYS that it
IS a reelection on every man on the force,
and the Chief should either make good
his claim or withdraw it as publicly as
he nut it forth. The patrolmen are in
terested in several bills pending in the
Legislature, and they felth that Chief
AInrphy's statement if allowed to go un-
eontratictee, might operate against their
chances of success.
If all The bills pending in the I4egisla-
tnre designed to create. offices and in
creaNe salaries are put througA-thel. will
be i Big item added to the tax levy of
Jersey City and Hudson County next
year. when the Democrats were in CON
trol stllev looked after The faithful pretty
wei. bnr .filc Ifepisbifcaass are going fliem
one better. There are now four detec-
dyes in the Prosecutor office, and they
way. Several Republican workers must
be provided with places, 50 a bill was in
trodueei increasing the staff of detec-
tives in the Prosecutors Office from four
to ton. pretty big jump to be sure.
but what's the difference, the people
nav The freight. Republican Leader
THfIieDl az Newark stands sponsor for
tbiS n,en sg,re ne only pnrpose of which
i II nake nEaees for Renphlican work
ars Another bilI that the Democratic
,,;na,;tv have tha;r ewes IN increases
~ sa1a,r Is Assis+an+ Prosecutor If the
plaaS yiel.ars from So 200 II 5000 a
H.. y;.1a,.s xvas candidate mn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
Take a Look
Pine Bluff


world to find desirable houses to rent.
Put what's the use of paving out
money to landlord when we can
sell you a home most anywhere in the
city cn terms just like paying rent.
T. you pay your money to yourself you
nave something that is better than
putting it in a savings bank Come in
and see us and let us know just what
you want and we will find it for you
So dent forget that terms are easy
and prices low. Below you find list
OF a few desirable improved and un-
improved bargains which We have for
sale:
improved.
lots .0Xl41 with two houses, cor.
ner Ejghceenth and Walnut streets.
1901 West Fifteenth avenue, broom
house. IA block, cheap.
Lot 60y154, with S-roc1n residence
located at 617 West Fourth.
1112 West Eiehth-l-4 h7cck, con
tanning 3 houses,
1922 West Second, lot fox154, with
9 houses.
11oS West Second 7-~ce,n nouse.
705 South State. room house.
1864 West sevenJeentb, 3room
house.
1919 West Fifth. 7-rotm Mouse.
1904 West Fifth. 4-room house.
PIG East Eleventh and Alabama. 2
Story r4sideuce. rooms.
.o7 South Walnut. --roo1G house,
II block commencing Alanama and
Georgia streets, containing 6 houses
TOT South Main. S-roOm residence.
Unimproved Property.
lots. Eighteenth and Cherry.
lots. Fifth and Plum,
4 lots, Fifth and Spruce.
| lot. Fourth and Linden.
, 4 lots. Seventeenth and Poplar.
lots. Thirteenth, fronting Ajapama
end Georgia.
lots. 7oxl4o, facing Pine and
Chestnut streets.
lots. Twelfth end Beech.
1-2 block. Twelfth and Hickory.
1-2 block, south Hawley Memorial
church.
We are also agents for the Austin
and Taylor addition. South Cherry
street. We have many other lots that
we have not mentioned in this ad So
# YOU are interested in real estate II
VIII oav YOU 10 see US before buying.
oRUTcRFiELC AND WoRTHEN.
1oe Pine Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
SUBMITTED BY SUPT. TYLER FOR
Agrees to Furnish Rook and Every
City to Do Worr

Superintendent " r Tyler of tho
'ren Mountain arrived in Inc city tHis
morning bringing with him =rcViS
ed plans for the new Iron Mountain
depot which il to be erected on South
Common this year The plans have
been completed and We're submitted
10 Mayer White this morning wAo
viii in tuln present Them to the coun-
Gil at the next meeinS. There remains
nothing in the way of the speedy cree
tion of the depot but the consent of
he council and property owners 10
the placing Of a doubt" track on West
Fourth avenue. from The junction of tic
Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt on III"
matter will be worked up at once and
the plans when definitely accepted NJ
the council will be put into execution
at once. Mr.. Tyler arrived early this
morning and had a long consultation
with Mayor White IN bis private car.
The new plans as outlined by the
engineers of the road are like the ones
first presented to the council except
the new plans provide for larger
building with an eating room aud
lunch counter The building will be 10
feet wide by 24O feet long with a suit
able height. II will be built of brick
and will have large and airy waiting
rooms. lunch counter and dining room
and ticket Offices The building will
be built large enough to accommo
date passenger traffic on both the Iron
Mountain and Cotton Belt roads for
many wears to come Wide concrete
walks will surround the structure on
every side with the proper platforms
for the accommodation CT passengers
and freight A train shed will be
built over the double tracks, the full
length of the building so that passen
gers can beard the trains without in
convenience in any kind of weather
The plans have been endorsed by
Mayor White as meeting with the ap-
proval of the council and will no
doubt be endorsed by the councilmen
as they are exactly what was called
for
Regarding the paving of Fourth ave
nue from State to Hickory streets
Mr.. Tyler, through his attorneys, will
make a proposition to the city where
by he proposes to furnish the neces-
sary crushed rock to pave the street
and lay a concrete curb by Is inches
on each side of the street with the
turnouts at each intersecting street, if
the city will do the grading. the laying
Ct the rock and rolling Mr.. Tyler also
agrees to furnish the rollers, bring
ing them to Pine Bluff free CT charge.
This matter will be thoroughly dis
cused by the council at the next reg
ular meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
Miss Rackey Entertained.

Mrs. August Wollerman entertained
Tuesday evening in honor ri her sis.
ter, Miss Hackey, Of DeScJo. Me. Re-
freshments We're served and every
body present had a pleasant time. The
guests met at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs J. Frank Culpepper. and
went in body to the Wollerman
home, and the following composed
tine party: Misses Grace Parsons
Effie Payne. Lula Howard Myrtle
To]snn, Lucy Biggs. Jessie Mason
Minnie Payne Alice Culpepper:
Messrs. Oscar Poss. Claude Harrine
ton. James Tolson. Gee Butler. -
Walker, Ben Madison. Chas. Payne
OTIS Worth nston. Fred Ussery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
BRIEF ENTION..

Mrs. ]. E. Sheriff. is here from
Monticello
Mr.. ". H Roane Of Warren was In
the city yesterday.
J F Culpepper has returned from a
business trip to Memphis
M w. Ware of Linwood is here to
day on business mission
G. r. Williams of Little Rock is
In the city today on business.
r. Tappenden of New York state is
business visitor in the city
c. Phil Waters Of Little Rock is
here on brief business trip.
p. N. Snyder and w P Orr. both of
Fexarkana are in the city.
Deputy Sheriff Mason Philpot went
to F3annaberry this morning on legal
business.
Judge w. r. Woodbridge is attend
ing the commencement exercises of
Galloway college
w. T. Heron of England was visi
tor to the city today having come in
SA business trip
Mrs. Carl 1lling and baby have re-
turned from two weeks visit to rel
s,tNes in Little Rock.
David We'll is spending a few days
IN Hot Springs with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Chas We'll
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Eddins OF Pine
Bluff are the guests Cf Mr.. and Mrs.
W. e. Harvill in this Monticello
Advance.
Miss Bertha Hyatt returned last
week from Pine Bluff where she has
beer teaching in the schools Of that
place. cello Advance
Miss Sallie Mccoy leaves Thursday
Tor her home in Alabama. after d visit
to Mrs. H. a. Mccoy She made many
friends during her visit here.
Hr. Ned Ryland is in Arkadelphia
te attend the graduating exercises Of
The Ouachita Baptist college. His
daughter is one Of ths graduates
pr. J. W. Scales leaves tonight for
itvtnboldt Tenn. to visit relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
SOCIETY NOTES
Confirmation Eecert on

Dr. and Mrs. N. 5. eo:.s@ ~ 5e
pleased TO see their fr.,nss r,r.4@%
June 9. FROM 10 8 ocl9e&. n enc
of the confirmation Of 1heir 3aa46,or
Mss Irene Cohen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

He expects C 90 ahrcad about July
!. where he vii take & coarse OF lee.
tures.
Miss Annaoel Taylor q Pine Bluff
~as o1e . h guests d; the heart
1uncaenn given q; Little RocA by
MS *fa" Newton N rcner Of Miss
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~ @rd .r~ X T. p1ak .. G,-a,r=
-ea- As. ~sse s.ty .#aa>
ti., Pgls II. d. Nsv o.,ean. la.
+" vts5. her qaaen-s. Dl sn5 Nr~ :
l.. >1-l-taaE Dr Polk r.'urned %
ai~ work ms afferneon
Cm.-of-,eayn guests fo- tae. Grace
s'g& &es.a.r- are: Iudae and Mrs
'iraee Nj. ana Mrs. NcEwen. ana
M Misses Grace of Pine Bluff. the
Misses Pride Of :, asey ard nr ard
Mrs Webster i Texajhana. Texas
Little Ruek Gazette.
Miss Fame Hardin has returned
rom bloonin2t5n, H.. where she has
been visiting friends. she came TO
Bloomington from Chicago. where She
rad been receiving instructions in vo-
cal music. In q class Of 11S Miss
Hardin won the medal for the best
voice III the class
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

This mornings session of the Jeffer-
son County Teachers institute. which
is being held in the high school build
ing, was one of marked interest
among the participants in the very
able program rendered
Tcday's exercises opened with Con
ductor J. r. Allen in charge of the
work. Following is the program in
full:
Theory and practice-Dr Junius
Jordan
Primary numbers work-Miss Star
key.
Practical surveying Mr.. Collins.
Read iug-Mrs. HaltOm.
Arkansas history-Miss CAN'T
Spelling and writing-Miss Buchan-
an.
Arithmetic-Mr A. w Lowe.
The institute is being conducted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07


This message was dated at New
York. where Dr.. Smart accompanied
his brother-in-laW Pat Knox, some
time ago for the purpose Of having
an operat on performed upon the lat
ter. who has been a sufferer from
Brisht's disease for some time past
Mr.. knoX'S many frineds in Pine
Bluff will rejoice to learn the good
news that he is new on the highway
to complete recovery, and they trust
that he may soon be able to return
home sound and we'll
The New York specialist gives out
the information that the patient will
be obliged to remain there for posi-
bly, three weeks in the hospital, and
after gaining sufficient strength to
leave that institution it may be eight
or ten months before he will return to
Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Performed On Pat Knox IN New York
Hospital

The following telegram was receiv-
ed here today;
r. NJ Knox and company Pine
Bluff. Ark.-Pat stood operation nice
ly this afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

II the system IS kept In order with his pure
tonic, Laxative syrup, no other medicine Will
be needed, as disease Will be warded off by the
tome, healthy tissues. All druggists; SOC q s..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

He 81 poets &C 90 abrcad about July
!, where he viii tase & coarse OF lee,
tures
The evening world., 1905-11-16

LAUNDRY SOAP
Bowl stuart ..n e,s,
E::E$:s a.isS AGO
RUBy Reefs.
Genssee Brand. very
c~orvenient Tor table
si,sS, a. can l5c
rREsH CHOCOLATES
All varihtiea including
Nut and fruit chQco-
lafob: regular Mc
sgyFW. gvEs...
old Fashioned 10,
Rock 81 Peanut q
Brittle ID hox
The evening world., 1905-11-16
ROBBED N CAR
Of $4,000 CASE
Three Men Bumped Into
Smith, Got Wallet and
Escaped.

Thrse early bird p~ickpeckets, work
Eng on the sixth avenue trolley cars
made a 1880 haul to-day, from a man
mho gave the name OF John Smith, Of
10, 50 Beaver street One OF tbs
+ thieves was .Ab4sed through Thirty
5iftl street BY two policemen and q
big crowd, from Sixth avenue "a
Seventh avenue. where ne lodged into a
saloon and disappeared. \
NJ. Smith boarded a sixth avenue
ear, north bound at Thirty-fourth
street, He had a wallet containing
500 In Frsncai and $500 In American
money In the inside pocket OF his over
! coat. The car was empty until he
boarded it..
Three young mon with hard, square
|, faces followed him. AS he went to
/ enter the door one of the three STUN
\ blsd IN front oi him and both the others
bumped agaiast hlm. The one in front
turned TO apologize and lurched plump
against him.
Mr.. Smith was somewhat bewi'dered
! until he felt a quick. sure hand dive
! beneath his coat and whisk ont again.
! The wallet went with 1t, Two of the
4 men leaped from the a and IAN
toward Thirty-fourth street
The third started to follow, but Mr..
Smith and the conductor nabbed him.
lie struggled hcrcely aad managed to
clip out OF his, overooat. This gave him
. freedom and he rnn west through Thir-
g-ntth street like a deer.
p~OnyehNli tllnn aud fallon TOOK after
: him ife ouLran them, and they welo
some distance In tho rear when he
dodged mo the aide door OF tie saloon.
One OF the policemen KEEP right on 10
head. on the thief az the seventh ave
door ana searched ,taey bartoom and re-
the Thief was bllthely skipping over the
rOots. ite got INTO a building down the
avenue and probably walked out with
out molostation.
Mr.. Smith has the oyercoat the thief
left, behind A, eonsef ative 0stlma.e
places IT, value at $50.
The name given by the Victim Of the
plckpockets Is apparently fictitious.
There Is no John Smith at No. 81 Beaver.
ptreet. Juslus w. Smith. a lawyer at
that address, was not the man. lie
rays II might, have been one OF his out
ot-fhgn clients who assumed the name
at Smith and gave the Beaver street
address, because the name and address
Was the first TO occur 10 him when he
eonclrled to hide his own Identity.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
Ey-c0AE|CT
HIDING ON A ROOF
Thomas S. Willet Made an In
veSigation After Being
Warned by Son.

Joseph Mccoy, alias Kennedy. an ac'
complished burglar, last night mlstook
the handsome residence OF Thomas 3.
Willets, sr, Broadwsy. Flushing, for
Mrs. Ralhngton Booths Hope Hall for
contrite criminals. In the Flushing
Police Court to-day he was able to tell
Magistrate connorton how near he
came to being shot.
Thomas s. willets. jr, was studying
his high school books in the family
residence last night when he saw a
mans face at abe window. He informed
his father. who went outside with a re-
yplver, but saw no one. Then he re-
termed to the house and went 10 the
ropf OF the verands. which leads to the
second floor windows.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
RESCUED IN COLLISION.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. l6,-The ocean-
going GOAL barge Frank Pend eton vas
cut m two and sunk by the Merchants
s. Miners Transportation Company's
steamer Kershaw, on the Lamberis
Point coal PIERS In The outer Norf-lx
harDor. as the Kerslaw was coming In
to-day from Boston with passengers
'nbOard.
Capt. Melansee, OF the Pendleton, and
bis entre Grew We're rescued by the
N@shawNwhich, after standing by for
a. uuinp prNceeded to her MOTOR pier.
'The ksrshaw was not damaged
The evening world., 1905-11-16
BIi..ara In Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Nov. ls.-Drven BY a
thirty. ski gale, a heavy snow-storm
ragged yesterday over Northern Ohio.
The snow dttted badly. and II the
storm continues traffic will be delayed.
Incoming vessels report extremely
heavy weather IN Lake Erie.
The evening world., 1905-11-16

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Extra Qualify: lh..
VOC. 81 lbs. $780,
1ne qualify Mixed
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New York state ten
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Royal Stuart, ezra
h~ahd-psaksd ripe ffUit;
case "a cans, S3.x5s
81 inch cam. toO
WOOL SOAP.
tNaa l|IIaI aT latl
The evening world., 1905-11-16
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LILY Err OIL; I5e.
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Doctor Eari's WINE COD
LIVER OIL, glth Wi'd
Cherry and Hypop.os.
4 nhltes, pleasant 10 take:
N.Oo slEe. ,.",,a.. .50s
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