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The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
BL0WN UP I'M TUNNEL.
Three Men Killed In Excavation Under
East River.

Three Men Killed In Excavation Under
East River.
New York, Dee. 4.-The coal from a
burned match end cas:sed the detona-
ton of forty pounds sf stick dynamite
in the rocky cavern of the heading Of
tube B of the Pennsylvania tunnel at
Long Island City.
The heading is seventy feet from the
last rivet of the steel shield. It is 270
feet from the land shaft re is sixty
feet below the silt of the East river
bottom.
In the dark damp of the submarine
chamber, lighted only by the fame of
one candle, with air at a pressure of
twenty pounds to the inch crowding
them and making tie blood beat in
their temples, were sixteen men, rock
drillers, blasters and laborers.
One man escaped uninjured Three
men were killed, their bodies crushed
out of shape and recognition. Four
teen were seriously injured, and one of
them at least will die.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
MINERS MUST STAY IN JAIL.
Supreme Court Decides Against Meyer,
Haywood and Pettbone.

Washington, Dec. 4-The supreme
court of the United States decided the
habeas corpus cases Of Meyer, Hay
wood and pettibone, the representa-
tives of the Western Federation Of
Miners who are held in~prisen in idaho
on the charge OF c0nlpHcity in the muir
der of former Governor Steunenberg,
adversely to the men. The effect Of
the decision win be to continue to hold
the men in confinement for trial in
Idaho.
Announcing his conclusion that the
United States circuit court had juris
diction in the habeas corpus proceed
ings, Justice Harlan said:
Looking first at what was alleged
to have occurred in Colorado touching
the arrest of the petitioner and his de-
portation from that state, we do not
perceive that anything done there, how
ever hastily or inconsiderately done,
can be adjudged to be in violation Of
the constitution or laws of the United
States.''
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Tries to XIII Wife and Her Parents.

Providence, r. l., Dec. 4-Salvatore
Alyergamo, young Italian, is under
arrest on charge Of attempting to
murder his wife Josephine, eighteen
years Of age; his father-in-law, Luigi
Gautiero, and his mother-in-law, Marie
Gautiero. Mrs. Alvergamo, who was
shot through the neck, is in critical
condition. while Gautiero and his wife,
who received bullet wounds in the arm
and legs, will recover.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

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The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
ENJOYED G ULASR DINNER

Members of the Columbian Club held
a goulash dinner at their club house last
night. 1t was most enjoyable affair.
Chef Carl shindler, one of the best
known in tn county, did his best. and
that means a great deal The choice
viands were accompanied with copius
draughts Of Moerlein. It was sort of
bachelor affair, jeremiah O'Cailaghan
presided as POSTMASTER and numerous
speeches were made. The speakers were
Principal Hopkins of the High School,
Col Tim Cagney; Couns John Mil
ton, Assemblyman-elect Charles Dwell,
Matthew Boylan, Robert Davis, Jr,. and
Sidewalk Inspector Frank P. Leblanc.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
DON'T FEAR Jap INVASION.
Reported Migration of Soldiers to Ha-
waii Does Not Alarm Washington.

Reported Migration of Soldiers to Ha-
waii Docs Not Alarm Washington.
Washington, Dec. 4. War depart
ment officials and army officers see no
significance in the report that Japanese
with military training are reaching the
Hawaiian Islands in large numbers.
They say this cannot have any bear
ing on the differences between the
United States and Japan over the San
Francisco school question They argue
that even If japanese soldiers should
come to the United States it would
mean little, for there is small proba-
bility of war, and Il there should be
war it would be on the sea.
That the trouble between the United
States and Japan will be adjusted is
believed by President Roosevelt, his
cabinet and many. members of con-
gress. Few officials in Washington
think there will be armed conflict or
even commercial warfare.
Secretary Root received by cable
from Henry B. Miller, the American
consul general at Yokohama, Japan,
an emphatic denial of the interview in
which he was quoted as saying that
war between Japan and the United
States is inevitable.
President Roosevelt had sundry con
ferences with senators and representa-
tives regarding the situation, and all
expressed the belief that the trouble
will be settled amicably.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Weather Forecast.
Fair and warmer; northwest winds.
General Markets.

New York, Dec g.
FLOUR - Steady, but slow Minnesota
patents. $4.10a4.4O; winter straights, s350s
$50; winter extras, $290a310; winter pat.
ents, $3.75a4.
WHEAT-There was lower opening IL
wheat due to larger receipts and poor
cables; later, however, there was rally
on the lighter worlds shipments and
covering; May, SO 11-16aS3 13-16c.
CORN-Option market was easier under
cables and larger worlds shipments
May, 50ssa5o1sc.
BUTTER-Dairy. &c; creamery, extras
sO1ac.; frsts, 27a291sc.; seconds, 24a2ec.
held, extras, 2S3sc.; firsts, 25a27c.; removal.
ed, extras, 23a231ac,; frsts, 21a22c.; pack.
ing stock. No. l, 1890; No. 2. 1s1ka1sc.
CHEESE-State, full cream, large ane
small, September, fancy, 14c.; October
best, 13c.: fair to good, 12Aa12%c; hall
skins, best, small. 1oAa1o3sc.; large, 1O1zc
part SKINS, prime, 91@a94kc.; fair to good
71zaS1kc; full skins, Sa4c.
EGGS = Fresh gathered, extra, per doz
en-. SIC; nearby, fresh gathered, hrsts
s4a35c
TALLoW = Steady; city. sMc.; country
5Ma6ssc
HAY Barely steady; shipping, 7Oa75c.
good to choice, s1a1.1o.
STRAW-steady long rye. 60a65c.
HOPS-Quisr; state, common to choice
1905, 2oa24c.; 1906, sa12c. Pacifc coast. 1905
15alSc.; 1895, 10a14c.
POTATOEs-Dull Pennsylvania, choice
per bushel, 55a5sc; New York and west.
ern, choice, per bushel. 5Oa5se.: do fail
to good, 45a4Sc.
LIVE POULTRY = Steady; fowls. 12s
l4c.; old rooster sas74e. spring chick.
ems. l2a1se; dicks, 52al3e.- geese. La1sc.
turkeys 15ai7c
DRESSED F0ULTRY Fesisr; fowls
choice. lsc-, DO, TAR 70 SqosI l2fll21ss
ed roostera, 9isc.; nearby chickens. i'd
15e.; dc. western, 11slse. nearby tarkey s
choice to fancy laa9Ac; do. wesern
choice to faacy, lSal9c, do. f3ir TO gool
l6ai7c.; nearby ducks, spring l4aI5c; 40.
western lsal4c do,, old. l0allc.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
BOY KILLS TWO MEN.
Shows Deadly skill With Pistol In De.
Tending His Own Life.

Tending His Own Life.
New York, Dec. 4-With aim as
deadly as a marksman of the plains
John Naporano, ffteen-year-old boy,
shot and killed two men in his fathers
saloon, 81 Garfield place, Brooklyn.
The dead men, Francis Daniarco and
Diarato Bottilli, were cousins, one be-
ing twenty-six and the other twenty
three.
Daniarco entered the saloon of Frank
Naporano and engaged in a game of
cards with three other men. The pro-
prietor's son John WAS behind the bar
His father was upstairs attending to
his wife, who is i'll.
Diarato Bottilli, cousin to Daniarco,
strolled into the place soon after. He
had been drinking heavily and was in
a quarrelsome mood The fellow be-
came possessed of the idea to break up
the game. His relative demonstrated
with him to no purpose. Finally the
two men engaged in a seuffle. At this
the youthful bartender said: you can't
fight in here. Go outside and have it
out"
The interference maddened both the
men, and they turned upon the boy.
However, Naporano insisted that they
leave. The boy was busying himself
with his glasses when he saw the ma
lignant face of Bottilh in the doorway.
The man had revolver in his hand
and pointed the weapon at the boy.
Naporano reached under the counter,
and when his hand appeared above the
bar it held his fathers reNQlyer. The
man and the boy aimed at tie same in
stant There was a sharp report, and
Bottilli fell to the floor with bullet in
his head
Pressing behind his cousin was Da-
marco. He also had a revolver, but
had no opportunity to use If. Before
the smoke OF the first discharge had
floated away the boy fred again.
Again the aim was true, and the bullet
pierced the forehead of Daniarco. The
boy was arrested.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Well Known Iersexn.an Iii.

New York, Dec. 4.-News was re
ceived of the serious illness in vir-
ginia of Colonel Edwin A. Stevens,
head of the Stevens family of Hobo
ken, n. j., and identified with Stevens
Institute of Technology. Colonel Ste
vens is at Berryville, Va, at the home
of his wife's family. His ailment is
pneumonia. He was generally con-
sidered the Democratic party's choice
for the United States senatorship to
succeed Senator Dryden.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Foes Of Tobacco Trust Burn Barn

Owensboro, Ky, Dec. 4.-The big
barn of James Wilson, an Antiquity
society man was set on fire and de
stroyed, together with twenty-nine
mules. two horses, 200 bushels of oats
200 bushels of corn and fifty tons OF
hay. A warehouse situated seventy.
five feet from that owned by Mr.. Will
son and containing 10000 pounds oil
tobacco of tenants who sympathized
with the farmers society was not de
stroy ed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Baby Carriage Mystery Solved.

New York, Dec. A What promise
to be the great baby carriage murde
mystery was solved by Coroner's PhS
sician O'Hanlon, who declared after ~
autopsy on the body Of the infan
found in a gocart that death was due
to bronchial pneumonia and INSULT
cient nourishment, not strangulation
1t is belieYed that the parents Of the
child were too poor to bury it.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Quaker City Sues For millions.

Philadelphia, Dec. 4 The equity
suit of the city of Philadelphia, in
volying $5,000.0oo, against the con-
tracing firm of D. J. McNichol Of this
city and others, in connection with the
construction of the municipal filtration
plant, was called for trial before Judge
Beitler in common pleas court. The
city charges that the money Il seeks
to recover was obtained by the con-
tractors by fraud and coIlusion.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
line B Alexander. Miss Garnett and John


line B. Alexander. Miss Garnett and John
Stevens.
The first announcement. of the news of
Col. stevens's illness was made Sunday
morning, when Rev. Father Magill, pas
tor of the Holy Innocents Episcopal
Church, which was founded by the Stew
ems family, told his parishoners Of the
ColoneFs serious illness, and asked the
prayers of his congregation for his re-
covery.
Dr. Thomas c. Mcnamara, the family
physician, was also summoned to the
the Coloners bedside and left Hoboken
sun6 nth Father Magill The
far newhat apprehensive of
the ntertain hopes OF the
Coo. "
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Fewer Coal Miners Killed.

Mahanoy City, Pa, Dec. a. Mine In
spector Fenton Of the Twelfth district
reports three fatal accidents for the
month ending Nov. 30. For the year
ending the same period the records
show % fatal and 13 nonfatal acci-
dents against 45 fatal and 55 nonfatal
in 1905. This is the best record in
mining for many years.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Not -. -lF771
Manila Bee. An iavesgi
made at Bill ID. where the tep
ers who mad been iqoeulatea frala
h3lera sarara receasly eisa, has
closed traees OF plaque germs III
dead bodies. It IS Asserted that tIll3
containing plague geguas and ethe
filed with eho.era serum which are
much alike saat il is almost fmposslb
TO distinguish them apart were nike
in the laboratory 5g visitor who e.
aniaea tile piague Germs and by ml
take placed them in rack with tn
serum tubes.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
New York Life wins Point,

New York, Dec 4-The New York
Life won the first roaad Of the FIRST
legal battle fought under the Arm
strong insurance laws. Justice Dowiine
in an exhaustive decision holding that
the company is clean handed with re-
spect to the voting for trustees,
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
WAITED LONG TO WE'D.
Woman Delayed Consent Forty-four
Years Until Mothers Death:

Woman Delayed Consent Forty-four
Years Until Mothers Death:
Milton, Ky, Dec. AFTER a wait Of
forty four years w. D, Coffin, a well to
do and popular farmer of this county,
has been married to Mis- Ophelia Hum
phrey, who lives on neighboTing
farm.
Both the contracting parties are six
ty-three years old. Ardent suitor
though he was, Mr.. Coa1n was unable
to get his sweetheart's consent to be
come his wife before the demise of her
mother.
The latter died several months ago al
ninety three, and the lover, old in
years, but young In affection, then
asked Miss Humphrey to make go(d
her promise. The ceremony here Eas
the result.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
THAW CASE GOES OVER
Trial Of Millionaire For Shooting
Architect White Is Indef-
initely Postponed.
WITNESS is IN SOUTH AFRICA
District Attorney Jerome Wants Testi-
mony of Woman Who Is Trying to
Discover Monkey Language - Move
to Delay Case First Made by Pris-
oner's Counsel.


New York, Dec 4.-Harry K. Thaw's
trial for the murder of Stanford White
was indefinitely postponed. 1t may
not be called until late next spring
The district attorney took advantage
of legal opening made by Clifford
W. Hartridge, of counsel for Thaw,
before Justice Newbergar and in
counter move, entirely unsupported by
Mr.. Hartridge, effectually tied up the
case until the testimony of a witness
! for the prosecution living temporarily
in South Africa can be taken by the
slow process Of commission
Mr.. Hartridge presented a petition
of Thaw to Justice Newberger asking
for the appointment of a commission
to take the testimony of Truxtun
Beale and Thomas McCaleb in Cali
fornia and stating that these wit
nessesf are of vital importance to his
defense.
Both Sides Agree to Delay.
Mr.. Jerome, in reply to the argu-
ment, said he would not oppose the
application If Thaw's counsel would
consent to the appointment Of a gem
eral commission to take testimony for
the prosecution of witnesses living out
of New York state as well as for the
defense. Mr. Hartridge said he desir-
ed commission to take testimony.
The interTogations and cross ques-
tions are to be prepared here by
Thaw's counsel and the district at
torney.
81 could not" said Mr.. Jerome, task
to take the evidence of any person
living out of this state if Thaw had
not in his petition asking for the ex-
animation of these witnesses waived
his constitutional right to be confront
ed by his accusers in court. desire
two witnesses. one In Pittsburg and
one in South Africa"
Mr.. Hartridge was surprised by the
move of the district attorney, IN I'M
usual one for a prosecuting Official to
make but said, II have no objection
If the names of the witnesses are given
to me-"
Witness Studying Monkey Talk.
The district attorneys witnesses are
Mrs. G. f. Holman and Herbert Nes-
bit the mother and brother of Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, of Pittsburg, and Ada
Vera Simonson, who is studying the
language OF monkeys IL a jungle in
South Africa.
Miss Simonson, it is said. met Thaw,
Evelyn Nesbit and Mrs Holman when
they We're living in Paris in 1904 1t
is asserted that by her the district at
torney expects to show that Thaw bru-
tally beat Evelyn Nesbit when they
were in Paris.
Mr.. Hartridge was bound by his ap-
plication so that he had to accept the
district attorneys terms Justice New
berger said he would pass on the ap-
plication finally when interrogations
and cross questions were submitted to
him. 1t win be weeks before the ques-
tions are agreed upon.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
MstcaIgs Report Against Japs2

San Francisco, Dec. 4-School Di-
rector D. H Oliver stated that Secre-
tary Metealf before his departure for
Washington told the school directors
that he believed they were clearly
within their rights in establishing a
separate school for Japanese pupils.
This would tend to correct the impress
sion that Secretary Metcalf had de-
cided to favor the japanese in his re
port to the president.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Her STOLEN levels.

Eyes, Mrs. swellman has been rob-
bed of her jewels, and Mrs. Sneeker is
the guilty party
"What7 You don't mean to say she
stole
What else can you call it3 She Of
fered the cook So and the maid S. a
week, and now she's got them. -Ex-
change.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Men beys of the Famous
Hudson County Family
Summoned to Els Bed ide
at the Home of lis Mother
IL Law
CAM. A.lGN CAUSED ILLNESS
ATTACKED WITH SEVERE THROAT
AlLMENr AFTER MAKING SIREN
UoUs SPEECHES THAT AIDED MA
TERlALLY IN ELEcTING A DEMO
CRATIC HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

Col. Stevens. of Hoboken, who is Hud-
sons choice, ii not the choice Of the
whole Democracy of the State, for United
States Senator. is lying critically il with
pneumonia at the home of his mother-in-
law at Berryville. Va. But little hope is
neld out for his recovery. Richard Stew
ems is the only member OF the family
Yho remains at the Castle to take charge
Of AFFAIRS. All the other members of the
family are at the ColQneTs bedside. Dur
Ing The rcent campaign the Colonel cone
traeted a bad spell OF pneumonia through
exposure during his speech making tour.
After the election he was confined at his
home with a severe throat ailmment in
order to recuperate he p.anned to spend
4 few weeks with his wife at the home of
his mcther-in-law in Virginia. Alter
spending two weeks in the South his
health was considerably improved and he
planned to return to mis- home. but on
Thursday of last week his Illness took
g turn for the worse and he was confined
to his bed. Two local physicians attend
ed him His condition was such that
every member of his family was hastily
called to his bed side These included
Mrs, Edwin A. Stevens. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Washington Lewis Stevens, Mrs. Caro-
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Pullman Company Fined.

Pittsburg, Dec. Alt hearing at
Beaver, Pa, before Judge Holt no de-
tense was offered by the Pullman Car
company in the case brought against it
by the state pure food commission
charging the company with supplying
lis patrons With adulterated milk. The
company was fined ST5 and costs.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Huntingdon, Pa, Dec. The oil
storage house of tie Pennsylvania
Railroad company was completely de-
molished by a terrific explosion, and
seven workmen who were in the build
ing were horribly burned. The ex-
plosion was the result Of the men
entering the building with a lighted
foroh :
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Albany. n X. Dec. 4-The Long Is.
land Motor parkway was Incorporated,
with capital Of 100000. The com
pany will purchase real estate and es.
tabiish an automobile course. The
principal office win be at SEineoIa, in
Nassau county.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Don't Lei Your
Piles Grow
Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer is Fei
tile Field for Cancer and
Other Deadly Diseases
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE

Constipation unchecked brings inflsm-
,mation inflammation begets piles and
piles too often superinduce tumors of
-naiienant nature.
It is utmost folly to allow this condi-
ton continue. II you have lilies the
veins u the rectum are congested and
the excessive straining OF the abdominal
walls to force a passage in many cases
leads to lutture and cracking Of the tis-
sues
If you aye a suffereEsflom piles you know
it, It is foolish to think that any amount
OF oathartics will relieve YOU On the
contrary purgatiyes arc favor able 20 the
production OF hemorrhpids DO not be
Eecsived either by ihe Illusion that an
Operation always cures. 1t. sometimes
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Pope Postnones Ccnsistory,

Rome, Dec. 4.-The osservatore Ro-
mano says that insomuch as the con
sistory scheduled for Dec. 6 is to he
postponed on account of the illness OF
Mgr. Joseph Samassa, archbishop OF
Rigonia. Hungary, the pope will con
fer the red hat upon the archbishop
privately.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Honolulu, Dec. 4.-F Y. Idsuma, rep
resentins saler & Fraser, whose steam
ship, tie Shihata, is now in port, says
that there are at least 100000 Japa-
nese In Japan ready to come to
Hawaii. The laboring classes through
out the interior portions Of Japan are
beginning to hear of the opportunities
they are told exist here and are show
ing q desire to come.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Cruisers Silver Not STOLEN.

Philadelphia, Dec. Commandant
Craig Of the navy yard says the silver
service of the cruiser Minneapolis has
not been stolen. The report originated
from the fact that there's stole paint
and rope from tie yesse.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Millions Hunarx h RuaaIa.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 4.-Princes G. q.
Lvoff and Orbeliani, who have juss
returned from the famine stricken dis
tricts, say that the crops in seven
provinces were practically total fail
ures, In twenty-one provinces the
haryests were very poor About 20
ooo,0Q0 people VIII need assistance for
fron four TO rem months to stave of
starvation undl the new crops are
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Fish MAY suocsed snonoar,

New Orleans, Dec. A representa-
tive of New York banking house said
there is an intimation that Stuyvesant
Fish, deposed president OF the Illinois
Central. will be rendered the presiden-
cy of the Southern railway, succeeding
the late Samuel Spencer.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Ahvssinia.s RlIler Mot LII

Abis-AbeDa, Abyssinia. Dec 4.-Re.
ports of the Illness Of King Menelik,
which are attracting considerable at
tention in Europe owing to the posi-
bility Of complications in the success
sion, are unf 49,
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 4 Mrs. j. Halpin,
the oldest resident of Scranton, died
at the age of 104 years Her eldest son
James Halpin. is eighty-two, and her
"baby' boy. Martin, is seyentynine
Mrs. Halpin was a native of Ireland
and resided in South Scranton half a
century.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Rich 8acheior Shoots Himself.

Pittsburg Dec 4.Iinford Il. nil-
worth. haclaeior member Of one Of the
oldest and wealthiest Pittsburg fanli-
lies, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Aael SuA NE tie 3eiae
erats g&taad eo& II tAa Ho ia
eigy government M a
since 1892 They re-eleese8 a
5han Clifford for second term. ss4en
OF the nine aldermen and sixteen Of
the twenty-seyen couneilmen are Deu-
9eEats.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
sultan Honors American Women.

Constantinople, Dec 4.-The sultan
has bestowed the Chefakat order upon
Mrs. and Miss Jackson, wife and
daughter of the American minister to
Greece, Montenegro and Servia.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
Corbett and Terry Matched.

New York. Dec. A.. Young Corbett
and Terry Bfcesoyern win fight before
the Eureka Athletic club OF Baltimore
the last week in January.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
NO cuRE coLr, 1r oNFnAy-

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine tablets.
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. z.
". GROVES Signature is on each box 25c.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04
For Ee,.ne,f.

"Are you sure you love me for my
self alone?s asked the romantic young
woman.
WELL" replied the practical young
man. Il don't think love you for
any one else"
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-04

Dyspepsia IS difficult indigestion due to the
absence of natural digestive fluids. Hood 5
Sarsap parilia restores the digestive powers.