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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
MEAT LAW N FORCE
THOUSAND NEW l@sgECTsas
Force More Than paus'ea since ns-

Force More Than Doas'ed Since rs
ginning 81 j4ly--"-Th hers Is Ne g@sv
sss y Fsr1ine ard Nothing ss lss4
y siss u Fries, Says Secretary
kossi Esensstisne csAnsea.
Wasasnsfoa. 0et. 2.-Eha Aaw meas
Inspection law has bseoRae operative.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and the
bureau Of animal inaaatry have been
working hard to get Affairs IA excel
lent shape for making the change VITA
out shock TO busiAess or annoyance to
the meat eating public.
Secretary Wilson reported that 1,000
new inspectors had been appointed
since July and that 200 to 400 nare
would be needed. There were already
7f3 inspectors.
Fifty OF the larger concerns need
government Inspection to carry or any
but stare Business, but 1t hes not been
granted to them because they are not
in sanitary condition. Fifty to 100
more firms, many of them in New
York, have assured the department that
they had never heard of a meat inspec-.
ton law or did not know 1t applied to
them.
Secretary Wilson said: 1--WE have
granted 2o0 exemptions to local butch.
ers through this Office and assume that
large number in addition have been
granted by eur superintendents at dAf-
ferent points Inspection has been
granted to about 400 establishments"
Local Butchers Get Exemptions.
The secretary said the situation had
greatly improved In the past few days
in the large cities, especially Boston
and New York. I'VE received 8 dele
CATION of New York meat naea, who
explained that they had not realised
the situation aud were not prepared TO
meet the requirements Of the law" he
said I'VE told them TO so home and
get their establishments in order right
away. When the railroads refuse to
accept their meats for interstate trans
portation we will let then have ex-
emptons till they can be investigated
and we can learn what ones are doing
business which requires Inspection.
Then they will get It when they have
complied with the law and not other
wise.
There is no danger Of a meat famine
and nothing to justify rise Ia prices.
l don't think the big packers could en-
force 1t If they tried, because there 10
too much competition
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
HOPE IN PENSACOLA
Residents Preparing to RsbuiId Storm
Stricken Florida City.

Residents Preparing to RebuiId Storm
Stricken Florida City.
Pensacola, Fla, Oct. IA feeling Of
cheerfulness after days of gloom pre-
walls in stricken Pensacola, and the
citizens are facing the situation with
vim. 1t is known that the destroyed
portions of the city, wharfs and mills,
will not only be rebuilt, but on larger
scale
The water freHt is assuming mere
pleasant aspect while many boats and
ships have been feated, ana wreckers
are busily engaged in making repairs
and getting the vessels in condition.
1t is believed one-third Of the vessels
beached can be got of.
Rear Admiral Capps, chief Of the bu-
reau of construction and repair, arrived
and will go to the navy yard to look
over the situation.
The death list has been swelled to
thirty three, but it 10 understood that
Miss Peterson, the young lady report
ed as having been drowned, has been
found alive
The cutter Penrose, loaded with pro-
visions, made a trip the entire length
of Santa Rosa sound, where they found
many hungry and destitute families,
who were given provisions. Another
relief expedition of similar nature will
go out.
In the city every person is being
cared for, and no aid will be asked
from the -ontside Many prominent
men and women are working with the
relief committee and providing food
and clsthing for the destitute, and
every ablebodied man who has ne work
is compelled to work. Many hundreds
have been made homeless by the storm.
Sensational reports published In
some papers and sent out by the spe-
cial correspondents are being harshly
criticised, and the mayor issued a
statement saying that the estimate of
So, ,0oo, 600 loss is conservative.
The magnificent H,scambia draw
bridge, costing hundreds of thousands
of dollars is gone, and three lives were
lost. The bridge was more than mile
in length and owned by the Louisville
and Nashville.
Every wharf and warehouse along
the city has been demolished and the
red snapper fishing industry, the lar
gest of the world, destroyed The i'm
mense packing houses were carried
away, and of feet Of about sixty yes
sells only two remain.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
Without Pain, Cutting or Surgery
Instant Relief.
We Prove 1t. Sample pacs age Ere.


Seven people out of ten are said to
have Piles. Not one man in million
need have them and we are proving it
every day at our own expense. We
send sample package OF the wonderful
Pyramid Pile Cure to any person abso-
lute3y free.
We don't do this as a matter of
amusement or philanthrophy, but be-
cause it is to our interest to do so. We
know that the sufferer from piles, tor
mented and driven almost crazy by this
wretched trouble. will find such im1ns-
diate relief that he viii go at once To
Lis druggist and buy box and get well.
We knew that we have got the greatest
remedy in the world for piles, and we
are ready and willing to stand OF fall by
the verdict Of those who make the trial.
We have been doing this for years now
and we never yet have had occasion to
regret it.
And the remedy at the drug store is
exactly the same as the sample we send
out. As for instance. here4is a man who
such immediate relief from the sam
pie that be at once bought a box. Was
it just the same? Undoubtedly, since it
cured him after sll sorts and kinds of
things had failed.
Here is a sample of the kind of let
tiers we get every day and we dent have
20 ask Cor .fssm.
Received your sample Of Pile Cure and
have given It fair trial and it has prev
en- the best ever tried and effected a
8cosssniete clisa | can recommend Teu
highly in rhis vicinity. Hav upsed your
sa .llple and one boa and il has been a
complete cure. It has been worth 500
to me.
Thanking you fer the sample and the
cure, | VIII recommend yof to every body.
Yours respectfplv fnI,ls Mater, Dealer
Feathers. Ginseng, and Hides, Bed
ford, Ind
Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale at every
druggists at SO cents box or II yeu
would Ike to Try sample first, you will
receive by return mail by sending your
name and address to The Pyramid Drug
Company. 80 Pyramid Building Mar
shall Mich
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
SLEEP DISEASE GERM FOUND.
American Scientist Selves Puzzle That
Baffied DR.. Koch.

BaTleu DFs Noon.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct q Afte.
three months work Professor Fredsr
lex G. Novy of the University Of Mich
igan has discovered the cause Of tn,
sleeping fever, disease which EeasjJ
carries of thousands in India aAd AZ
RIGA.
Professor Koch, the great GeRnal
bacteriologist, spent two years in AZ
RIGA in an unsuccessful attempt to lnt
what DR.. Noyy has discovered in thss,
months.
Drowsiness with high intermittent
fever seizes the victims, and they 6,
into a sleep from which they never
awake. They have been knewn t,
sleep as long as four months. 1t il
known the disease is spread by ths
tsetse fly.
There have been only two kmcwl
cases IN the United States, ons in Saz
Francisco and one this summer at Gov
ernors island, Ia New York.
Professor Novy will immediately be
gin work in an attempt TO AAd IA aAtl
toxin that viii destroy the psisea
which is thrown or by sisc baetsri,
and an antibackaric serum that will Kill
the bacteria.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Mono Dead In Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 2.--Haunted by the
recollection of the great storm which
has just passed, sustaining further In
jury and increased firlancials loss from
a heavy rainfall and fearful OF what
ansther day of storm might bring, the
residents of Mobile had mest un-
comfortable day. However, the city
is beginning to take stock Its losses
and is preparing for the future Paul
j. Wilson, secretary Of the Commercial
club of Mobile. requested that denial
be sent cut of the stories regarding
the loss OF life ana suffering in this
city. Not single life has been lost
here.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
SHERIDAN ASHORE AGAIN.
Transport Hsaeksd Near Henelgi~ q,
WIZ Be Total less.


WIZ Be Total less.
Honolulu, Oct. 2.-ghe Unit
array transport Sheridan,
aground on BARRIERS pois.<, at
west extremity OF the island
was noated with the assistance
transport Buford While beth
were on the way to this port it bee
apparent that the Sheridan was
to founder, and she was beached
was driven on the beach at IL
trance Of Pearl harbor, where
now in worse position than befo
The Sheridan lies close to the y ~
ern entrance OF Pearl harbor She was
being towed to Honolulu, but aftea
floating took heavy list. When shs
had proceeded about ten miles from
BARRIERS point. half the distance to thla
port, her lines attached to the Buford
and the tug Manning were suddenly
cast OFT. Her bow was pointed toward
the shore, and she was beaohed in q
position which is difficult to reach. The
Buforl Manning and other tugs aFs
standing by to lend hei. all assistance
possible 1t is believed that big hols
ives tern in the huh OF the Sheridan
when she was coming of the reef and
that she Will be a total loss.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
VICTORY FOR YANKEE
American Army Officer Winner
In Ire First International
Balloon Race.
EaaLIsHHAA NOT REPORTED

Hon. c. S. Rolls, one Of the Contest
ants, Not hssrs From, and He May
aest Lahul's Hseord - italy Takes
Second PIHcs, With Franco ThIrx.
sansss- Earnont Hurt
Paris, Oct 8-The Aero club send.
officially announced that Lleutenant
Frank r Lahm Of the Sixth United
states cavairy, one Of the American
contestants. In the balloon United
States. WAS The victor IN the first CON-
petition fer tbs James Gordon Bennett
cup Tor international aeronauts. Tie
race was started when dfteen balloons,
representing asven countries, sailed
away from sl1e Fhilegias gardens in
Paris.
Lseutensnt LahTn's apparent Victory
mey be changed VIXEN he Hon c. S.
Ralis, one of tie Raz q contestants.
Is heard from. Rolls sgsalng has NJ
yet been recorded, ana tAege is som
doubt regarding his relative position.
Anxiety Felt For Rolls.
Considerable anxiety is felt for Rolls
safety, although his experience and
caution are regarded as certain to bring
him safely to the ground Up to the
present, however, the performances OF
Lahm and Hersey, in the balloon Unit
ed States, in reaching fifteen miles
nePth Of Scarborough, England, Is the
best record attained by any one Of the
fifteen starters. The members of the
Aero club are inclined to believe that
the United States was only prevented
from proceeding farther bees use a cur
rent Of air again threatened to carry
her out over the North sea, with no APP
parent prospect, unless the direction Of
the wind changed, of descending safely.
Second place in the race was won BY
Hign0r voawiaIer Of Italy with the bal
loon Eli.
CouRt de Ia yaulx of France with
the balloeA W&lhal lla was third
Winner a West Peint Teacher.
Lieutenant Lahm Is an instructor In
cavairy practise at West Point and
with II. santss-D -DHment represented
the Aero Club Of America Ia the bal
loon cOAtsst Fg3nk Laha, father Of
Lieu$enaat Lahm, was to have sailed
In the balloon TAXED statss, but
lieutenant replaced Kis fsznef.
Lshm, ST., although he has fvet
Paris for many ysaas. wAszs he -ss:s
egnixsd as aae Of tAs leaelAa a..
n&uts. is aa AnsRseaMshg e&st&.
Six balloons ozosss'd tAs On nsis seae
descended in EnglanA. %As hkat Eaa
that Of Count Do IL wa|xx.
Lieutenant LsAhxN said IA daa& hesR
carried by way ce Casa aHlass ths
channel to chashesSsr. TAa kFanaf
crossing took arom In c,bzaRks a AssHA
until 8 in the nacsaiAx, HesSaanp pAsaad
/ to the norshWara; bHk, Gaaspa9HxA he
was being caFBlsd sospasasths e4bns se4a
he decided to alEeht owaAe ta2hs,dfSs
ness OF the raoeEs his sRcApzs 1t Azss
would not hold, and DE hs1is5h ;passs4
dangerously neax some fAam braa&Anga
Lieutenant LAhm's balloon was in
the aiK Aox tweHsy- three hcurs.
santoR-Dumont, who was psfeaiMg the
balloon Two Americas, landed ~ sBrog
lie, in shs department. Of Euss, ncrthi
ern France, having received "a kIjuRy
to one Of his arms, caused by il Helna
caught In the eOrdage Of the bHIlOsn.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

New York, Oct 2.-Unlsss the local
abattoirs are able to meet the demand
it is possible that New York city may
have meat famine, or At least higher
prices, in consequence Of the enforce
ment of the new meat inspection law.
The big packing and staughtering
houses here have complied with every
provision of the law and have besH
ready ahead Of tixe, but many OF the
butchers in Connecticut aNd New Jer-
sey, whose output is necessary to meet
the demand, have failed to observe the
rigid regulations. Their businass there
fore will be practically shut down un-
til they are ready to obey.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Taff rar sasa r.. :tlnshin.

VsGhs (Aa aset sse liiA
l'f;'issssse. rs Ea1sss agdefef II Ella
yaa4. a.issftl ysasea rad Esaes aAssges
fNetAsf 90 srs saaM se
sHss ordered 10 proceed Oh her way 70
CHba After the Texas LEFT Newport
News message came from Secretary
Taft saying he wanted more marines,
but did not need any naore battleships.
Dispatches were sent to him evplainins
that the Texas was being sent merely
as transport, and Secretary Taft then
assentea to the orders Agr the Texas to
proceed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Town Meetinq Day In Connecticut

I own Wrestling Day IN OohhectIcut.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2.-Town
meeting day in Connecticut proved as
popular to the freemen as ever, al
though this year there were no particu-
lar issues other than adoption or rejec-
tion by the individual towns of the con-
stitutional nendment permitting of a
change for annual to biennial meetings.
In about half the towns the voters act
ed upon the question of license or no
license Changes from one column to
the other appear to have been few.
Each town chose it's officers in many
eases for two year term by adopting
the biennial meeting plan.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02


EConsusnding UEsszd sts<es marines in Ha-
vana]
are nothing if not domestic and that so
busy a man should miss his wifes
companionship sufficiently to send for
her when he was only in the begin-
ming Of big task gave the family men
of the island high opinion of the gov
erner as q benedict It had a broader
effect than that. though, for it was
reasoned the governor would not think
OF calling Mrs TAFT to Cuba il he had
any doubt as to the immediate pacifica-
tion of the island Society welcomed
the news, too, that the presidents pal
ace would not long be without a ehate-
laine.
Governor Taft received the most
open applause, however, for striking
speech in the opening exercises Of the
University of Havana.
Cuba's Welfare Desired.
In his address the governor explained
the attitude of the United States to-
ward Cuba. making it plain that Presi-
dent RooseveIt,s sole idea was to help
the Cubans toward solid prosperity and
really representative government. Gov
ernor Taft spoke in English, his ad-
dress being translated sentence by SEN
tence.
The sanitary situation Is receiving
very serious consideration at the hands
of the provisional government In ad-
dition TO the five cases OF yellow fever
here there are several suspected cases
at Cienfuegos and elsewhere In Santa
Clara province. More rigid measures
for general sanitation and the external
nation of mosquitoes ara under way.
Moderstes Blame TAFT and Bacon.
The executive committee of the Mod
crate party has issued manifesto de-
claring that the American commission
is to blame for the Intervention. II
summarizes the attitude Of the party,
eulogizes former President Palma, his
actions and his resignation, reiterates
the legality of the last elections and
denies all responsibility for the revolu-
ton and results thereof.
A brigade of marines consisting Of a
thousand men commanded by Major
Wendell G. Neville was landed froza
the United States warships Kentucky,
Indiana and Minneapolis and proceed
ed by trolley to Camp Columbia There
was no demonstratios Of any kind
Colonel Littleton w. T. Waller han
arrived here and has assumed com.
nland ef the marines
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Hughes Talks with Roosevelt.

New York, Oct Q. President Roose-
welt and some Of the members of his
family passed Through this city on
taeir way back to Washington after a
three months vacstion. At the Penn
sylyania station in jersey City the
president was met by Charles q.
Hughes. Republican candidate for gov
ernor Of New York who boarded the
presidents car and hald q long CONVEX
sation with him, riding as far as TEEN
tnn
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
story Anuers serator pIats.

New York, Oct p Senator Thomas
Collier Platt angrily denied that any
trouble whatever exists between his
wife and himself. The senator was so
wrought Up over a published report Of
alleged domestic infelicity that as soon
as he arrived at his osice he got into
communication with al the parties
concerned and arranged for a meeting
to take place, when general denial
Of the charges will be made
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Baby Killed When Car overturns.

New York, Oct. 2.-As a result of a
broken brake a trolley car on the Ford
ham line of the Yonkers railroad ran
at frightful speed down the Horseshoe
hill, at Lincoln park. jumped the track
and turned turtle Over sixty passen-
gers were injured, some so seriously
that they may die. The most shocking
incident of the catastroEae was the fa-
tai INJURY of the seven -months-old baby
OF Mrs. Barlicle of Yonkers. In the
rush to escape from the overturned car
It wss stepped ON and kicked 50 that it
aied later i'm hospital
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

Havana. oct. 2-By saseee aers Of
widely differing. nature provlsseasi
Governor Taft has not only endegaed
himself TO the people Of Cuba, hut ap-
parentiy reeenciled the last Of the NAL
contents to American intervention.
II surface indications may be accept
ed all the Gubans IN HawaHa except
few of the extreme Moderates are
SATISFIED to have tie isiaad temporarily
n control By the United States.
st gslv eRougEa 1T Msss Lat m igasf
be regarded by painfully practical per
sons as the least of Governor Taft's
three Nacts that made the deepest ina
preston on the people. That act was
nothing greater than granting ff-
teen days extension to few poor fam
lilies living in the western barracks Of
Camp Columbia, to which the United
Suites marines have been ordered.
Another thing Governor Taft did that
delighted the Cubans was to send a
cable message for Mrs. Taft. Cubans
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Placing Of q Lab + Ticket In
the Field Has Set the Best
Of Political Wise Acres A.
Guessing hances Favor
1 Fanows R@Dsc
~ RK1NGMEN WILL NOMINATE
MON MANS TICKET THERE
FAr. n
ARE BADLY sPLIT-UP-DEMoc-
49, ynr nsps oN lhE LAftuE
CITIES

The wisest of optical wiseacres are
discussing the present political situation
and some fthem confess that they are
all at sea- When the Colby-R -Record-F a
gan combination were knocked out in
evedyp art of the State the regular Re-
pulicann organization claimed that the
victory was theirs and that the stamp
ing gu of the '.New Idea" was vndica-
zion Of the ''rGand Old Party. DEM
ocrats looked wise smiled and said moth
ing. Following closely upon the heels
of this state OF political affairs IN this
city came a labor conventin in which
labor ticket backed by two powerful ~
Dor organzations-th United Building
Trades Council and the Central Labor
Union-was put in the field: Among
.Ssme of the political guessers this move
ment is regarded as strike" The
Union Labor men Indignantly denie this
as So and they appear to b in arnst--
very much in arms Thy claim that they
lare only cbeying the call of President
.Gorpers Of the American Labor 10 get
lnbo politics" Their convention was one
lof the stormiest ever he'd ii 9e sey City.
b. great many working a.fsa who hat4 o
,eave the ranks of his f;vorite party a l.
empted 10 get this or that political -
OIL Of heir parties endorsed were prac-
ticafly elected from the convention room.
This was done to show the populaee that
the union labor men are in earnest. SO
it has st the political wise-aerss a-guess-
ing. That is what has happersd IN HID
ION County and Essex County is about
to follow suit. A movement is ON foot IN
sur sister county to put labor ticket IN
he field under the auspices of he unlled
Labor Parry. Thy propose to follow the
example of the Labor men of Hudson
County and put county, assembly ana
city ticket in the field 1t is said that
thev will endorse Former Judge Thomas
S. Henry. Democrat, slated as the New
ark Nayoralty candidate. It will beinter-'
esting to watch whether the Essex Union
labor men will follow he precedents laid
down by Hudson County's Swo strong
est labor organizations. not to endorse
any man unless he is workingman and
carries a paid up union card. In this
question it might be remarked, paren-
shetically. that one Of he strongest polit-
ical assets of Democratic Congressman
IAllan MeDermptt was that he always
carried anhis card case paid up union
card, after he had graduated from the
Office as printer.
But Newark is also Gu up in sns
mattr Of political candidates and che ma
ysralty tickets Of the city is apt to play
"a Important figure in the composie FORE
cast Of pHtical results in the State At
this stage Of the political game. Hud-
SOP County Is safe enough to the Democ-
rsry but Esssx;e Democracy IS an un-
known quanpssy. 70 the big municipaa-
xias of she ssAse, as in other States
where conventions have already beea
-sssd, aust Democracy. look for victory.
yss nav es~.d Of tlas ctses ~ Hesd's sarsa-
<<,1l.s. ans you eheal4 have perfect sonfi-
te..as n - merit. II viii do ysa good
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
Meat Packers Organize.

Chicago, Oct. 2.The National Asso-
ciatien of Meat Packers was formed
with members scattered throughout
the United States. The list does NOT
yet include prominent local packers.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

DO TIM RIGHT THING if you
6ave Nasal Cararrh. Get EIy's Cream
saln at once Don't touch catarrh pow
asrs and sasffs, Cor they contain cocaine.
lly's Cream Balm releases the secre-
tions tha: inflame the nasal passages and
the rhroaf. whereas 'common remedies
made s7hh mercury merely drive them
hi and leave you no better chan you
6rre. in word Ely's Cream baim
K j r.al gure, not delusion. All drug
t;-ts. SOC. or mailed by Ely Bros, 56
Warren street, New York.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
. .NDTNG OF THE CLITBS.
Msthodists Grant Eight Hour Day.

New York, Oct. Affecting between
$50 and Loco men, the Methodist Book
concern announced to its employees
that, beginning With their neKt fiSesl
year, Nov. l, an eight hoag day wya
be given to their g9Tsa en- III
York ard oinclRnat The G9e
Germ mas been run sls a aiaa hs
GNian basis a3nce the bsassaAlas Il sfs
nyiRtexs strike FOR the ea4a hsu
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

tney We're threatening to raid the city
The government forces concentrated
inside Santiago were not sufficient to
drive the besiegers away. Desnetrio
Castillo, disarmament commissioner
will proceed at once with the work Of
disarming the revolutioaists.
Guantanamo reports say that soc
armed rebels near thaa town are seiz
ing horses, cattle and provisions. Gov.
ernor Taft and the Cuban authorities
regard the report as exaggerated and
believe it refers to small bands of nal.
contents who have not yet learned OF
the peace arrangements.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
BASEBALL.

Results Of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New YoFk-St Louis, o; Now York,
8. Karger. Noonan; Ames. Bresnahan.
Second game-St. Louis. o: New York.
2. McGlynn, Noonan; Ferguson, Bresna-
han.
At Brookyn-Pittsbarg. {; Brooklyn. ].
Brady, Gibson; Pastorious. Ritter.
At Philadelphia-Ch Chicago 4; Phsadel-
phia 0. Lundsren, Moran; Moser, Deno-
van
Second game-C Chicago 4; Philadelphia.
8. Reulbach, Moran. McClcsikey. crist.
At Boston Cincinnati 2: Boston. l.
weimer. Essick, Schlei Young. Brown.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland Detroit, s. Cleveland, g
Mullen, Schmidt; Rheades, Clarke
At ST. Louis-Ghieago, /; ST. Louis, o.
teen innings).
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-02
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK. October 2, 1906
Forecast for The thirty-six hours ending
r " Tuesday:-FaiT and warrner to-
day and tomorrow; south 70 southwest
erly winds.