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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31
MERELY
MENTIONED


Members of the Fire Department will
scan the tax budget closely to see if the
proposed increase Of pay is provided for.
Mayor Pagan and Chairman Fry of the
Republican County Committee, have
promised that the necessary appropria-
ton would be made. The fremsn have
promised something in return.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31

President Heintze. of the Board Of
Street and Water Comissionersm, is srn
in his belief that the city should pur-
chase the new water plant before 0cto-
Der 1 Of the present year. Arrangements,
be thinks, should lte made at once to float
the necessary boGds.
'.The claim has been made said Mr..
Heintze in discussing the water subject,
that if Jersey City does not purchase
the new water works by October I an
additional $4O9, eco may. be added TO the
purchase price. This claim is not adj
mitted by the city authorities, and 1
hope we will be able to show that the
claim is false but don't thtal.we ought
to take any chances. The thing for the
city to do is to try and put the bonds
on the market and raise the money to-
buy the new water works before Octo-
Der that is, if the new plant is found
to be satisfactory and the water all
right. understand that the water is
pure and. wholesome, and that the law
officers are about to complete their in
vestigation of the water rights and titles.
1T is the duty of the city to proceed as
promptly as possible, and my idea is that
the Street and Water Board should pass
a resolution paving the way for the ac-
QUESTION of the plant"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31
JERSEY CfpY,
I Toronto ,....... 2 O 0 Q. q 3 4 20 Go
Jersey City -..-. 2e8 4O01 XII

Base hits of Mcpherson. 8 in AZ
innings. First base on errers Torento
1; Jersey City, p Eeft On bases Ts-
ronto, s. Jersey Cityss9. First base on
balls-of Mcpherson. 2. of Crystal. 81;
off Caafkson. A. Struck. ut-By Me-
Phersen. /: by Crystal, i: byiClarkson
q Home runs-Soffel, q Thre9-base
hits Halligan. Two-base hits-H HALF
gan. Two-base hits Halligan. Crystal.
White. Sacrifice hits-Toft, Soffel Pat
tee, Clement Stolen bases Woods.
Keister, billiard. Double play-Be
aad Pattee. Hit by pitcher-By Nc
Pherson. 2. Umpires-NIessrs. Moran
and Egan- Time Of game hours At
tendance-4, 900.
With eight thousand fans yelling, the
Orioles and the Bisons we're obliged by
rain to leave the Baltimore grounds at
the opening of the tenth inning of the
irst game Of double-header scheduled
with the score standing to 5. Several
thousand more people were 4 the gates
damsadiag sdmiitsnce d witosss IKE
second game. The Bisons kammered
Masen cut of sho box azEes four runs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31

Despite the protests of citizens of the
Twelfth Ward, Commissioner Daudt Of
the Board of Finance has selected a plot
of ground at Pavonia avenue and Con-
gress street as the site for new fire
truck house. Objection to the site is
made on the ground that it is not on the
top Of the hill. Citizens also say that
the Congress street site is not suitable
for the purpose fer which it is
intended, because there are car tracks
on Congress street and that the
fire truck will be liable to collide
with trolley car. Fred. Bugasch
and other friends of Mayor Eagan
are urging that official to use his inhu-
ence to have a more suitable site chosen
The matter will come UP at the next
meeting of the Board of Finance, and it
is probable large delegations Of citizens
will visit the City Halls and enter pro-
tests against the present. site.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR T@lDAY.
Buffalo in Jersey City.
Toronto in Nswark.
Montreal IN Baltimore.
Rochester in Providence.
At the st. George Cricket Goruads
yesterday the Skeeters shut out Hotoken
z to o. The minor leaguers knocked
Deegan out of the gox in FIVE innings.
Pfanmiller was inyincible, Heboken get
ting only one single. The score:
H0RGKEN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31
BOARD or FINANCE.

Salalles tSfbednie NJ. S63.26o9 9c: tor
Publishing Minutes in Official Rapers,
IS .Eo8.oo: CLAIMS, $1s seo.ee: Free Pub
lie Library. S36, ,es2 so; Interest on Gen
eral and Assessment Bonds, S570, $780,
Sc; Interest On Sundry Bonds, 81. SOC. 90;
eFor Sinking Funds, less $50, 10000 from
License Moneys, $3.50, ,169.Se; Public
Bath, H,24o.oo; Bonds Due, $12s,s14.-
"a Total, 1890, 1870.
The total increase is sao5. 1878. The
principal item Of increase is in bonds due,
difference of $55.s53.26 and S12s.914.-
81. There is difference of 81, 10000 in
the salary item. The claims item drops
81 800. The SUM of $240 is added to
the Free bath item.
BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS
Salaries CLERKS to assist City coHec-
tor on Tax ills,-tschedule y, $21,-
10000; Claims, ,4oo.00-Total, $22,-
10000. Making the total amount to be
expended during the ensuing fiscal year
by the said Board Of Tax Commission
ers, $22.7O000. Increase of $4,000.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
APPEALS.
Salaries (Schedule K), $3,60000. Sta
tionery and Incidentals. $1,000 Total,
$3.750.00. Making the total amount to
be expended during the ensuing fiscal
year by the said Board of Commission
ers of Appeals. $4,000 Same as last
year.
SINKING FUND COMMISSION.
Salaries Schedule II, S1,ee0; max
ing the total amoune TO be expended
during the fiscal year by the said Sink
ing Fund Commission, $1,000. Same as
last year.
COMMISSIONERS OF. ASSESS
MENT.
| Printing and stationery $4,000; max
ing the total amount to be expended DUR
ing the fiscal year by the said Commis-
sioners Of Assessment $4,000. Same as
last year.
BOARD OF CITY HALL COMMITS
sIeNERs.
Expense of commission, S27 ,645. 90;
making the total amount to be expended
during the fiscal year by the said Board
of City Hall Commissioners, S27 ,645 90.
Increase of 81 100.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31

Thomas Fitzsimmons, who for many
years was engaged in the feed business
with the late Hugh Dugan, was buried
this morning. His death occurred few
days ago. Former Freeholder Charles
Maxwell and Counsellor James Donelan,
Jr,, were also buried this morning. Dem
oerats are dying of rapidly,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31
IT HAPPENED
IN RIDCEWOOD
The News Wins in a Walk
From the Burr House in
the Return Game.
M'eREa0R AGAIN IN EVIDENCE
But His Decisions. With a Few
Exceptions. Satisfied the
1000 Spectators who
Witnessed the
Game
M'eREa0R AaAIR IN EVIDENCE

Fitzsimmons, you're corker at putting
them over;
You had the Burr Boys up in the air.
Your 'ins" and outs and drop balls"
put .srhe News team in clover
As a pitcher you're "peacher," Willie
Fitzsimmons.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31

penter iHcl). Sib.ooooo; Insurance, So
10000. Truaat Officer s. Salary and Ex-
penses. 81. 10000; TecAnical School, S4,-
10000: Lectures, 81, soe.ee Total, $685.
601.00.
The total increase over last years ap-
preparation is $e3 1881 90. The increase
in the salary list is s3s.89l, but the
SHperintendents salary Of S4,500 is in
cluded in the, list. TheAjapitors' salaries
are augmented by S2,2oeeo. and the
item of isnitors' supplies increased from
$2seev.eo to S3s5o0oo The increases
are allsdue to new schools and extern
sions. Books, stationery and supplies
are increased over last year from $1S.-
000.oe to S2o.e00.0o; fuel and electric
power from s15,eeeoe TO s25, 10000; re-
pairing school buildings from $5,000.00
to SIS, 10000. The other items are prac-
tically the saHae, except where slight in
creases have been made necessary by
new schools and extensions.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS.
Salaries Schedules E and F., S429.-
$4,000; Pensions, S27 100000; Claims,
$24, 900, ,so-Total, S4s0, $4,000.
The total increase is ST., $40 of which
Sa1,64e is for salaries, due to- the in
crease of salaries of the patrolmen by
legislative enactment and new men add
ed. The pension item is increased 49,
0e000 and the claims account 100000.
The Board asked for $70,eo0ee for the
erection of new police headquarters
building, but didn't get iiit. They hardly
expected it. But a new building is GER
itainlg needed
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Salaries (sehedule Ed, S226. 10000;
claims, s2s,oee.o0; pensions (schedule y,
$4,106; repairs to department buildings,
$3,o00.00; repairs TO apparatus, S3,500.-
90; new hose, $3,eoe; total, s2es, ,os0.eo.
che total increase over last year is
S30,035. The increase in the salary item
is s26.e66, provision being made for two
new companies. The claims account is
Increased $4,000. the pensions s475 and,
repairs to department buildings $500.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Salaries Schedule G), $23.952, 90;
claims, $2e7ee.oo; free dispensaries,
100000; total, $5S.e52.oo.
The total increase over last year. $26,,
66T. The increase in salaries is $9,776.
The claims account jumps S6,7oo, and
$500 are added to last years account for
. fraa disnan ca riac
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-07-31
WEATHER lNDlcArsss

NMW Y0RK. Jzly 81, 1866 310ex
eaek for fhe fh,rty-slx hours ending 3
r. N. TUESDAY Rain to-day; faik -
morrow; fresh south winds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30
SP0RTIN KID SEES
SANDY BOTTOM
- Rne Heenan.l-

Hello. pal, amt got time to stop
Out last night, and kinder late tins
morning. What's that, did see
the show Saturday night2 Bet cher
life; | got a job up to that snow
shack Wish / had the Job written
M Them shows. The gezabo what
writes 'em for our paper Is a shine,
and dat goes. OATS on de level
he WASN'T dere anyhow Satady
night am I'd like to tell dem nuts
somethin' about de show biz, see.
I seen every show hats hut DE
town, and maybe I amt wise. Hey
Gull. when it comes to Willie WISE
on de trooper, keep your lamps on
yer uncle
Say, honest, dat show was punk,
certainly was, b.. I seen DC
Myrkle-Harder bunch play de same
stunt and dey had 'em skinned a
block. Dose blokes changed de
name, but soon as 1 seen dat guy
what run de gin mill, am heard him
commence spellin' about KILN de
preacher, I got wise. It took me
back to dat swell mug, FRANKIE
Vail. an dat little queen, Hazel
Carietin, dat was at de opry wit de
Myrkle-Harder Company.
What's dat, yes, pretty good show
for satady night, but I'd like to
see a real show where dey has COILS;
M like de Blue Ribbon Burlesquers,
somethin' dat's got a little ginger IN
it. Incident boiler, got mine? Say
dey don't allo VINO tipPin, up at hat
show shop, an none of dem blokes
ever make a bluff at flashing any
thing yet.
Dere's goin' to be some good
shows pretty soon, an I'll try an
work you in.
We'll. so long. What say? No.
Can't go to Broad Oaks tonight; got
a Mother date. So long-"Hee
The next attraction at the Grand
will be sHThe Holy City," Tuesday.
Oct. 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30

Wilson Lee Camden, a prom
inent attorney of Baltimore, is in
the city on legal business
Albert Pearcy, ex-depuy sheriff
of Gilmer county, was a visitor Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Deison have
returned from a ten days visit to
New York City.
Oscar G. Wilt, cashier of the Sa-
lem National bank, was a prominent
business visitor here Monday be-
tween trains.
Miss Grace Reyes, of Smithfield.
spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Rhoda Lowe was in Shinns-
ton Sunday.
NJ. II. Davis was here Monday
from Salem.
Jesse Haggerty, of sardis, was in
the city Monday.
s. G. Denham returned SUNDAY
morning from a business visit OF
several DAYS in New York.
C. w. Law. the newly appointed
postmaster for Salem, will have fu!i
charge of the office Nov. 1st. His
deputies viii be Miss Halle Leon
ard, Nh. o. W. Law and son; Shel-
don.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30

SWEET MELODY o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30
LADY MANICyRIST

The Waldo barber shop has secur-
ed the services of an expert lady
manicurist, who will be found at the
shop and in the hotel balcony, where
ladies will be waited upon with
greatest care. The shop is the fin
est in the city, has four frst-class
BARRIERS, and is equipped to give fill
tered. water baths, electric massage
and services of porter and boot black.
Upon telephone call BARRIERS will do
ladies shampooing at residences. I'm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30
a ss e Bell Phone Ir6 W

Pine salve acts like a poultice.
Best thing in the world for boils,
burns, cracked hands, letter, etc.
Sold by Stone & Mercer.
S. L. Watson, of Fairmont, was
here Sunday morning enroute home
New York City.
Councilman NJ. j. McAndrow, of
the first ward, has been indisposed
for the past two days. Although
to his bed, Mr.. McAndrews'
illness is not thought to be ola SER
ious nature.
J. d. Basel, of Mt. Clare, was in
the city Monday on business.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collec-
Tor Henry E. Reeder went to Wal
ACE Monday afternoon on official
business.
R. J. Gazely, manager of the Wal
do. returned Monday morning from
business visit to eastern cities.
Melville Starkey. an employe at
the tin plate mills, had his left hand
almost amputated Monday morning.
"A big sheet of tin fell, and the
sharp edge cut his hand to the bone
making a painful and dangerous
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30
SWEET q o

Rev. and Mrs. L. e.. Peters re-
turned Sunday morning from New
York and Philadelphia, where Mrs.
Peters purchased a large and choice
holiday stock for the Bon Ton store.
Mr.. Peters will leave tomorrow
morning for Huntington and Bar
louisville to hold a series of Sunday
institutes the remainder of
the week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30
MANT DERARTMENT

Additional '"Wants'' will be found
on another page of this issue.
WANTED-Girls wanted at once
to sew in shop. Address D, care
Telegram. oct3Otf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30

FOR RENT-Three or four fur
nished rooms, suitable for house
keeping; very cheap if engaged at
once. Call or write III. G. Russell,
7s6 Locust street. 3OoccSt%
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30

WANTED-A partner with capital
not to exceed 800, to assist III
putting on the market an invention.
{patent applied for and granted a
good paving investment, and an ar
ticle that will command ready sale
ut splendid profit, when once placed
on the market. Money not required
of partner until after it has been
fully demonstrated az beipg all right
and as represented. Address
care Telegram office SoOct6t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30

LoST-Saturday night, between
Parsons-Souders store and Walker
house, ladies pocket book contain
ing sum of money. Finder will
please return to Telegram Office and
receive reward. 30oct3t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-30

WANTED-At once an experienced
chambermaid at the Metropolitan
hotel. -oct8Otf.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27
From Moseley Hall

The egg hunt Saturday afternoon
was much enjoyed by both old and
young. Mr.. J, II. Sloan decided
there was less work in rolling go
carts than wading wire grass, So by
the promise Of an early supper he
decided to play nurse, But we cant
give such a good report Of Mcssr..
Ed sanders and Perry ruten; don Z
know that the grass was even left
where they searched.
Mrs. IIogernan and Miss Alma
ShackeIfofd were guests Of MIS-. san.
ders Saturday.
Mr. John Sharp Of Madison was q
guest OF d. w. Davis Sunday.
Walter Leyerette came up from
Perry Saturday and viii spend this
week at the Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j, Redding with
their guest, Mis-, Burney, spent Sun
day at Mr.. J. q. IIagcrman's near
Greenyille.
Miss Hattie May Sharp returned
home Sunday from a 2.weoks visit
with her grandmother at Madison.
Miss Fannie Shaw Of Hamburg
was a visitor here Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sloan delight
ed a number Of our young people by
taking them to services at San Pc
dro Sunday.
Rev. Tabor Of Perry filed his APP
pointment here Sunday night and it
is very much regretted that he can't
give the usual morning service.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27
Cherry Lake Scrappings.

A good rain on the young crops
would do smuch good now. Unless
we have a shower soon the oat crop
will be cut short.
1t is beginning to feel like "good
old summer time" and picnics-
well they come with summer.
A number Of our people attended
quarterly meeting and Easter service
At Hamburg Saturday and Sunday.
They report a pleasant trip having
heard two excellent sermons by the
Rev. Wilson and had plenty Of good
things TO eat.
Little Misses Modest and Wync-
ma Burnett attended the Easter egg
hunt at Glensdale school house near
Bond.
Our summer visitors are beginning
TO come, iieas and mosquitoes.
Cherry Lake has line crop Of
boys, but the girls-well, they are
like all other good things, scarce,
Among those who attended the
quarterly meeting at Hamburg were
Mr. and MIS- { = Burnett and little
son, Mrs NJ ii Waring and two sens.
Mrs + V Hinton and daughter, Mr..
Oscar Carter and sister and Mr. j D
Burnett.
One of our boys decided TO get a
free ride to prayer meeting Wednes.
day night on an old mule which had
strayed from her owner and stopped
in awhile, so putting on the saddle
he mounted and told her what he
would have her do, but she stood as
firmly as though she was chained.
Thinking the crilter didn't uuder-
stand he gave her vigorous kick in
the sides; Immediately the old mule
"pinted" her ears to the ground as
ifto show him the way, and her heels
pointed TO the stars. he didn't ride
that mule to prayer meeting.
PRUDENCE,
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27
CONSOLIDATE o Effected.

Notwithstanding yesterday was a
bank holiday there was considerable
activity in Madison bcnking circl 8 ,
the day having been chosen as the
time for moving the eff, cts Of IA.
First National Bank from the luild D.
ing occupied by thai Institution sine
Its creation into the new homc-,h,
banking house Of the Madison Coun.
ty State Bank, which latter institu-
ton has ceased to exist except ss a
pleasant memory.
by this consolidation tie Firs, NJ.
uonal acquires the capital, good will
and business Of the Madison County
State, Randell Pope retires from ac-
tive banking, though we understand
be will serve as a Director Of the
newly organized First National, and
Major Dew ceases to be presldcn,
Of the First National.
The olilcers Of tie Fist National
Bank Of Madison viii be /. 4. Fra.
leigh, presiden', T. G. Smith, vice
president and John w. Wadsworth.
cashier. A Livingston. ir, retiring
to accept another position. Tie
consolidation gives the hank a capital
stock Of $4,000 and large surplus.
making j. one Of the strongest bank
ing institutions in this section Of the
5 lhlt
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27
Japs, Proofs Against France.

TOXIC April 22.--1 p, m,--The navy
department has issued the following
statement Of indisputable Witnesses
who personally observed and report
as follows about the second Russian
Pacific squadron in Kamranh bay;
Two cruisers one with three masts
and two tunnels, of the Dimitri Don
skoi class, the other with two masts
and three tunnels, were seen cruisir.
inside the harbor Two three-ma ST..
ed merchantmen and onefunnel
steamer We're anchored outside the
northern entrance Of the harbor
Five vessels resembling battlesh,ps
were anchored inside the harbor
Two baltieships with Two masts and
three tunnels, flying admiral hag.
were anchored inside the harDOr
Six warships, anchored in single for.
nation, lay outside the hagbur off the
southern entrance, Heavy smoke wa
seen rising inside the harbor It Is
believed Admiral Roicslyensky Is r..
naming in the harbOr TO clean h.s
ships coal and revicual them, prepar.
ammunition and receive fresh stores,
The Japanese newspapers continue
their uniriendly comment Of yAc,
French government over the Kamrauh
bay Incident, despite the efforts Of the
conservatives towards repression pend.
ing the result Of negotiations, Pop
ular feeling IS growing more intense.
The government continues to with.
hold the correspondence regarding the
affair."
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27

New York, April ga dispatch
from Saigon to a newspaper OF this
city asserts positively that the Rus.
sian second Pacific squadron was still
in Kamranh bay on Friday, The cor
respondent says the Russian vessels
which number about 30, are short of
stores, and that France and German
steamers, including the Eva and Dag
ular, are carrying immense quantities
OF supplies from Saigon. The steam
er Gridan has been sold for SGO,O GOO to
be used for conveying stores, and an
oJher steamer has been chartered ict
the same purpose.
The British steamer Hindu Is un,
loading coal at Saigon, adding to
store Of $1,000 tons already accumulac
ed by Russian agents, Five colliers
VIII convey this fued to the squad
ron Another Russian squadron con.
sisting Of seven battleships and cruis.
ers Vice Admiral Nebogatoff) is said
10 be expected hourly to join Rojest'
Vensky 1t is believed at Saigon that
one portion of the Russian feet will
tnen go to meet the japanese, while
the other will make awlde detOur and
sndeavor to reach vladivostok.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27
SQUADRON ORDERED
FROM kAMRANR BAY
Russian Admiral Must Leave
French Harbor.
MUST KEEP OUTSIDE OF HARsoR

japanese Authorities Claim to Have
Absolute Evidence that Russians Are
Using French Port for Warllke Pur.
poses Against Them.
Paris, April 22.-1;35 p, m.-The
foreign Office received advices from ST.
Petersburg this morning showing that
the instructions sent to Admiral Ro-
jestyensRy are positive and explicit,
and they must keep outside Of the
French waters.
The nature fthe instructions IS
said 10 be such that Rojestvensky must
observe them by strictly observing
French neutrality or else subject him.
self to punishment from his govern.
ment, Therefor he officials here
&l that France be 'cceeded in Sc.
curing the limit of ' at Japan can
reasonably ask. The government ST.
awaited the reply of NJ. Beau COVER
nor general Of lndo-China, upon the ex.
act locality Of the Russian squadron
and whether it is within or without
French waters, His absence from bis
headquarters at Saigon may delay the
governor generals reply, his last tele-
gram showing that he was at a small
point south Of Hanoi, the capital OF
Tonquin.
The new enterprise., 1905-04-27

DR., Bergin, Pana, lll.,writcs' 81 have
used BaIlard's Snow Liniment: always
recommended it to my friends as am
confident there is NJ better made. 1t
Is dandy for burns Those who live
on farms are especially liable TO many
accidental cuts, burns. Uru SEES which
heal rapidly when BNlrl's Snow Linz
ment is applied, II should alNay, be
kept in the mouse for cases Of eme:gen
cy,' DC, soc and 81 bottle at DAVIS
drug styre.