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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
Protests Against the Seating
of the Mormon Senator
Pours Into Congress
JERSEY is VERY ACTIVE
OPPONENTS OF PoLYGAMY URGI
KEAN AND DRYDEN TO ACT
PENSIONS GRANTED

WASHINGTON. April 2S. 1906
That residents of New Jersey are deepl1
interested in matters before Congress \
evident from item to time BY the char
aeter of the petitions and letters received
by members of the delegation. Senators
Kean and Dryden yesterday received
varied lot of petitions. Several residents
of Crane telegraphed and requested thal
Senator Reed Smoot should be expelled
from the Senate The musicians of Lake
wood, Ocean County, sent a petition il
favor of the bill to prohibit the conpe
tition of the government bands with ci
william organizations. The Bro: herhooG
of Locomotive Firemen of Elizabeth ask
ed for the passage of the Bates Pearos,
employees liability BILL The Pfesbyteri
an Church of Crawford favored coreI
tutional amendment againss polygamy
The Manufacturing jewelers. Assoc,a
ton of Newark sent communication il
favor of the law relating to the stamping
of gold.
Those composing the delegation from
Paterson made the most of their tim,
while here yesterday. Visiting the com
mittees at the capitol and calling on th,
President, the party spent the remaindeI
of the day in sightseeing. and left fo
home on the midnight train. These il
the party We're: Victor L. Mason. pres
ident of the Board of Trade; Dennis W
Mahoney, the postmaster; R. D. Benson
Richard Morrell, A. B. Barton, GeoTg
Ryall, George NJ Hartt, ]. 7. Sims, Z
A. Green. E. f. GriHiths. s. G. Zabris
kie, ]. B. Ackerson, ]. NJ. Griggs. Dan
iel Hepburn, George II. Alderman. c. 3
Denholm, H. A. Baxter. W. W. Wood
cock, George S. Rust. n. a. Barlow, J
J. Cox, R. A. Green, q. g. Poor and @
H. Kenaston.
Representative Howell has received
communication from Frederick Weigel
president of the Brunswick Boat Club
of New Brunswick, asking that the Rari
tan River at New Brunswick be dredgel
in the vicinity of the boathouse. Mr.
Howell has taken up the matter witt
Colonel William Livermore, of Nes
York, the engineer in charge. and viii
ask that the work be done, if it is pos
sible, under the present river and harbol
act.
The Senate committee on pensions ha.
made a favorable report on the bill te
pension Mrs. Laura H. IhTie. widow Of
General Ihrie. The amount is increased
from $40 to $40 month. General R
Heber Breintnall, of Newark. the adju-
tant-general is interested in this bill.
A favorable report has been made By
the committee on library on the Prince
ton battle monument bill. Representative
Wood is doing his utmost to get this bill
through before the adjournment of the
present session.
Henry B. Mum has been elected presi.
dent of the Princeton Alumni Association
in this city. The vice-presidents are A.
b. Hagner, j. K. McCammon, J. II.
Gaines, II. E. Davis. J. NJ. Johnston an6
II. B. Davidson, and the secretary is o
S. Metzerott and the treasurer, Fl. "
Suter. The association is one of the
strongest college societies in this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
MONTREAL.

First base on errors Montreal. ?; Jer-
sey City. /. Left on bases-Montreal
). Jersey City, 5. First base on balls
Off Goode. Z; off Moren, 2. Struck out
BY Goode. 3; by Moren l. Sacrifice
hits-Cassidy. Moren. J. Connors. Sto-
len bases-Keister CO.. Halligan. Wag-
ner Double play-Rapp and Massey.
Hit by pitcher-By Moren. 1. Wild
pitch -Moren Umpife-Mr. Campau.
Time Of game hour and 25 minutes.
Atteudance-5C0
In thirteen inning game yesterday.
Newark defeated Toronto by score Of
to 0. Bothteams put up good ball, but
it was mainly a pitchers battle. The
game was witnessed by President Chaplin
of the Rochester club, President McCaf-
ferry of Toronto, President Krinlke of
Newark, and President Harry Taylor Of
the Eastern League.
The score by innings:-
Newark oo00o0000000 II
Batteries-Fertse and McCauley;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
INJURED In COLLISION

John AIeisever. thirty years old. If No
f5 Sanford place employed as a driver
b the Eagle Brewing Company. was Sc
tiously injured in collision between the
truck he was in charge Of and trolley
car Ne. 5s11. at Summit and Manhattan
avenues. He was thrown from the rigb
scar of his tradk and feu on his head.
he was taken homa IN q -lrecarious con-
dl.ioa. -......--..-IIl :. ii 4.444--.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

A great crowd Of fans will attend TO-
norrow's game Of baseball between the
Jersey City and the Montreal teams Of
De Eastern League fer the benefit Of
be San Francisco sufferers.
The Denman Taompson's sOld Horae-
Icad" Company yesterday gave matt
Zee performance i'll ths interest Of rle
nme cause. A neat sum was realized.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

will open with The new and elaborate
military and allegoricaI spectacle.
Peace" This will be followed by a
great wtriple ring circus performance by
three hundred elerer artists from all
parts of the world. and the Introduction
Of this years new bicycle and aerial au-
tomobile sensations. A revival of the
sperts, RAGS and contests Of Old Rome
will serve to round out the performance
At the night exhibition, owing 10 tie
immense amount Of parapheriialia 70 be
handled. the "thrillers" will be given III
the early part Of the programme.
Those who wish to avoid the crowds
at the regular ticket wagons at the OPEN
ing hours may reserve grand. stand chairs
and box seats all day Monday. without
any advance III price at f. Hartnetf's
drugstore, corner Montgomery and War
ren streets
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28


Mayor Pagan has been in excellent
humor since his visit to Trenton Thurs
day. His friends say this is due TO the
satisfactory talk he had with Governor
Stokes regarding the appointments 10 the
new County Board of Tax Appeals. The
Mayor felt that his faction of the Re
publican party should be represented on
the Board and his friends assert that he
convinced the Governor of the justice of
his claims. According to City Hall gos-
sip, the new Board will be made up of
a Pagan Republican, a Dickinson Repub-
lican and Democrat James E. Connol-
ly, it is conceded, will be the Democratic
member, Senator Minturn recommending
him to the Governor as the choice of the
Democratic organization. In view of the
great rivalry between the two factions of
Republicans. the Democrats ought to be
able to land the Clerkehip, as the Fagan
and Dickinson representatives will hard
" agree upon choice.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
GREAT WINTER RESORT ROUTE

FLORIDA, the carolinas. Atlanta, Bir-
mirigham and best winter resorts south
are quickly reached by seaboard Air
Line Ry. For resort booklets address
~. q. conkIyn. l1S8 Broadway. N. 7.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
Mckinley and Toft.

The Champions again defeated the
Broncos at Providence yesterday. the
score standing 5 to 2. Providence won
all its runs in the fifth inning, when
McLane, who was in the box for Roehes-
ter. went to pieces.
The score by innings:
Providence ..... Q Q Q 9 : Q Q o 0-5
R1cI ester ...... 1 0NU O 0 0 1 o.
Batteries Roole and Barton; McLane
and Steelman.
The Orioles downed the Bisons in yes
terday's game at Baltimore. Mason
struck out fourteen men.
The score by innings:-
Baltimore ........ o. 6 8 l 0 0 %
Buffalo -. O O O 2 0 O-3
Batteries-Maeon and Hearne; Milli-
gan and McManus.
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
Jersey City, 8; Montreal. 0 Gorfeited).
Newark. /; Toronton. o.
Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, s.
Providence, 5; Rochester, 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

Candidates for Excise Commissioners
are springing up like mushrooms. Many
Republicans and Democrats are seeking
the iIsduence of their party leaders for
endorsement. The impression prevails
that Col. Dickinson will have his way,
so far as the two Republicans are con-
cerned and that Judge Blair viii be left
free to appoint whom he pleases as the
the Democratic members Bernard J. Fo-
ley hopes to land one of the places and
friends Of John Duffy, prominent First
Ward Democrat regard him rs desir-
may not get an appointment on that
commission It IS believed that the organi-
zation representing that interest will
have some influence in determining az
least one appointment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
STANDING OF THH CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Montreal in Jersey City.
Toronto in Newark Il
Buffalo in Baltimore.
Rochester in Providence
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

and the same will be payable to tht
Water Registrar, at the office of tho
Water Department, Room 10, City Hall
Jersey City, y. ].
Penalties for non-payment viii be add
ed as foliows:-On all rents remaining
unpaid on the LIST day of July, ONE Il.
PER CENT
On the LIST day of September, TWO
(2l PER CENT.
On the Isl day of November, THREE
(3l PER CENT.
Interest at the rate Of SEVEN C7I
PER CENT. per anuum will be added
to all rents remaining unpaid on the 20th
day Of December, following.
Water rents for the year 1906-l9O
viii not be received for property in ar
rear until such arrears are paid
All property in arrears for water rents
will, at a date not later than June 1St
1906 be liable to have the water sbal
off therefrom without further notice.
For the Board of Street and Wate
Commissioners.
GEO. II. BOUTON.,
Clerk.
Dated. Jersey City. April IS 1906, 1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

Despite public protests the Fagan mem
bers of the Board of Health seem de-
able candidate. While liquor dealer
termined to select nonresident for the
position of Health Inspector to succeed
Inspector Smellie, who has been remov-
ed because he is follower Of Col. Dick
inson. There are many men in Jersey
City competent to fill the place and who
would gladly accept. The Faganites are
not CONSISTENT in their homerule policy.
There is talk of an indignation meeting
being held to protest against the appoint
ment of a man who does not live and
vote in Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

Better out than in''-that humor that
you notice. To be sure its out and all
out. take Hoods Sarsparilla.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

Rather than have nonresident ap-
pointment forced on him. Commissioned
Delaney left the Board meeting the 9TH
er night. leaving it without quorum.
He insisted that Jersey City man
should be given the job. and when he
found that he was in hopeless minority
he skidooed. That caused a postpone
ment of action. 1t is said that Commits
sioner Delaney, whose term expires in a
day or two, will not be reappointed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28

Magistrate Crane, of New York. after
hearing the statement of an elderly wo-
man thai she had paid to the Prudential
Insurance Company the sum of s1o5 on
a policy for S11o ard that she was al
lowed only $5 rebate, said that this. was
the worst example of colossal robbery he
had ever heard of ''The Prudential
Company he added. towns New Jersey.
It owns the State Legislature and cannot
be investigated"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-28
WEATHER iNDlcA TioNs

NEW YORK. April %, 1906 Fore
cast for the thirty-six hours ending
P. NJ. Sunday Fair TO partly overcast
temperature to-day; overcast and cooler
followed by rain Tomorrow; variable
winds.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27

and all pains. Uncqualled for both man AND
beast. Large bottle 70 cents at White q Co and
Winston Drug Co ~ ~ ""''
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27
LETTER FROM INTERNATIONAL
TAILORING COMPANY.
RICHARDSON g. CEALLF,
Farmyille Va.

Gt,>r,r,rp>. Tne MAST six months
v.ere ~ ,hn hanr,r .is months of an,
history
Ne established q worlds record
we mode IN individual orders and
shinneJ ,oo ana garmeuf. .The uext
/ .i, NINTH ,,.a .i,,il io eveu betfer
nj the rate our Tailor shops are going
al rresenf onr .hinnlent. for nix
monfhs will reach tlce.ormous total
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27
POLITICAL DYSPEPSIA.

The Harrisonburg Daily Times has
fiji Of Indigestion. Or is it envy? II
declares that things are tout Of joint
in State affairs. Governor Swanson
comes in for a rap because he asked the
General Assembly 10 give money to
the public schools. Ii is curious that
the Times does not growl at the General
Assembly because it helped the schools.
Was it very painful to the Times that
the General Assembly acted very
generously TO the public schools? Its
editorial leaves that impression.
But the Times has made a great dis
cOyery. Itsays that "the investigation
now going on is developing the fact
that the people Of Virginia have been
shamefully imposed ON i'm the matter
Of school books, for which the people
have been made TO pay thousands up
Oh thousands of dollars more than they
ought TO have paid" That is rich.
One would suppose that here is some
thing new. Does the Times remember
who brought this matter TO the atten-
ton Of the people i'm scathing review
of the action of the State Board of Edu-
cation Does il not remember that
the people Of the State elected the
present Superintendent of Public Inc
struction 10y an overwhelming MAORI
ty, and largely because of his stand for
cheaper books?
The people Of Virginia elected the
present State official, ON the past re-
cord Of the Democratic party, aud on
promises for the future. These pro
misses are being fulfilled.
As for the Republicans, the people
rapudiated them both ON account of
their past follies and, ou account Of
their extrayagant promises.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27
STANDARD OIL AND The MUTUAL
LIFE.

The Stanton Dispatch says that
public ser timent has forced Standard
Oil TO quit trying to control the Mu
tual Life. The Dispatch is mistaken.
IL. IL. Rogers wrote a very innocent
looking letter, saying that he and
Rockefeller had withdrawn. But il
now turns out that they have nomin-
ated, and Will probably elect, four di-
rectors. Standard Oil cares nothing
for public opinion; and will either con-
troll the Mutual or try to wreck it.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27

EJ. WHITEHEAD Clcrk.
Watkins & Brock. %. q. jy6-it.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27
PROGRESSIVE NoTTOwAY

Nottoway county has recently rai,
cd hey county and district school tax
10 the maximum of 30 cents on 500.
The valuable school property, former
! ly run as Baptist female school, at
Burkeville, has been given 10y the
owner, Mrs Longyear, Of Boston, TO
the school trustees, on condition that
the trustees e. tablish high school
and make Improvements costing not
less than 5000. The proposition has
been promptly accepted Blackstone
viii build "a $1,000 brick school house
and established "a good public high
school ON four acres of ground. Crcwc
will add to her present building, and
extend the work of her high school.
And the schools throughout Motto
way county are 10 be improved. In
/ view of these Improvements, the State
Board Of Education will assist the
nigh schools at these three places.
We congratulate Nottoway county
ON her progress. Nothing will So
surely add TO her wealth OF bring
good immigrants. Here is a pace set
that Prince Edward and other South
side counties may well follow.
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot say,
that Judge l.. J.. Lewis has the right
under The law TO run for Congress in
the Norfolk district, although he lives
in Richmond. There is some talk Of
running him against Maynard.
Well, let him run. Whether legal
OF illegal, the suit would bs the same.
Maynard coulo win in walk. It's
doubtful whether Judge Lewis could
win even i'm the ninth district.
The only way to keep corrupt cor
porations from corupting politics in |
order to secure valuable franchises,
is to keep these franchises for the ben
eft of all the people and not for the
benefit of few.
\ woman in Danville recently fired
five shots at burglar. He went right
along burglarizing, while she went
back TO her room for more cartridges
The burglar no doubt felt that a, long
as she fired at him, instead Of at some
one else, he was safe.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27
rArr TIE rROuRADOUR.


Secretary Tar IS very so'''''o"
about political government m inc
South. lie is not thconly hep"'''c'"
ofnatioual reputation who h"' come
south to tell the people what oies-
sing &c would be 10 the oo"'n i''
tine people 10 divide ON political lines
ue will not bee more successful IMAM
his predecessors.
Why should the south di''oe d
What experience have The people OF
the south had when they have d'N''-
ed? Has there ever been hepuo'-
can regime i'm the south tha' mas ""'
brought corruption and disaster To- inc
PEOPLE? so terrible have been 'ne re-
suit, Of Republican control OF state '"-
fair, iu the South that southern "e-
pubucans now coniine themselves l"
the argument That lhe 9oU'" ""-"' w.
co Republican n order TO get in iouch
with national affairs. The Soulh' we
aretold. has isolated herself, has ii '
bheratelv cut hersclfon from the blc'-
sings gained by Republican states.
This was the burden of the song OF
the Virginia Republicans i'm the cam-
pairn last fall. With great blast OF
trumpets they went before the people
with the declaration that \irsiniaWas
losing every day by not taking the
Republican party TO ITS BOSOM 4 ne"
era had dawned; old things had pas
sed away; the war was over the Re
publican party had cIeansed itself.
And ,traiehtway they put at the head
of the ticket one of the most offensive
and bitter exemplar- of the old scala
WAC. Republicani,m of reconstruction
DAYS that had tried To crush the peo-
nle of Virginia by political cohabitation
with corrupt carpetbaggers and ne
groes.
The South has cut herself of from
nothing that is, OF has been good in
public life She has chung TO her
principles i'm days Of adversely and' /
thank God, She attends TO them today |
in her day of prosperity. Nor Will !
she change for such a leadership as to-
day curses and damns the Republican /
marty i'm Virginia and North Carolina. |
The state governments of the South. /
under Democratic control, are conduct
ed with an honesty. am economy. a
progressiveness. and am intelligence
that contrast quite fayorablv with the
Governments. under Republican con-
troll ofObio Illinois New York and
pe,,svI,onia And so far as national
oesirs are concerned how did fine
Dor,ocratic senators I'm yyasbington
comnare i'm the congressional session
inst closed with the Republican Sena-
tors? Did not Senators Martin and
Daniel compare somewhat favorablv
with Platt and Depew. of New York?
Did not Overmau. of North Caro- ina.
outrs,t, the corrupt boss and beeler
penrose of Pepnsvlvania Railev
and CuIherson or Tevas clearly ONT
rank the railroad attorneys. Forakerof
Ohio and Snooner of Wisconsin,,
honesty was i'm vivid con-
trast In the treason of the Standard
oil representative. Aldrich. of Rhode
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27
TURNING IN AND TURNING OUT.

The Washington Postsum upTaft,
speech iu Greensboro i'm one sentence
when IL says, GAS we understand hi,
praachmeut, it Is something like this.
Southern Republcanism is the worst
ever. the South ought TO turn Repub-
lean
A, we understand il, Taft wants TO
purify the Republican party 10y turn
ing the Democrats into il. The De
mocrat- wish to help the country Toy
turning the Republican party out.
Speaking of the solid South; how
about the solid North, Mr.. TAFT.
Secretary Shaw says that more five
dollar bin. are needed. How did ne
become So couycrsant with the CON
dItIou of our pocket book?
lrhoncsty j., thebe,tpolicy, it would
probably be very hard TO secure "a good
policy i'm several of the New York in-
,umnce companies.
a soap mountain ha, been discover
ed .n Nebraska. Here is am unlimited
opportunity for a syndicate. They
could buy ihe mountain and sell soft
soap 10 the politicians i'm every cam
paign.
The Washington Post says "The
Democratic party, by its population
of Cleveland, cut itself from amy just
claim 10 the immortal honor Of hi,
great work" 80 doubt of that. And
therein the Democratic party showed
It's good sense.
JB Sloan. chicfof the President,
secret service corps, has been fined
for as,aulting a photographer who
was trying TO take picture Of the
President Will the President pro-
mote him, as he did Barnes for assault
ing a woman?
London Truth i'm speaking Of the
Chicago packers, draws the following
between prisoners:
a. poisous b. for private purposes;
a. is convicted hanged. y. poisons
b. because he is paid TO do so; hanging
is the punishment for this offence.
a. poisons d. because it pays him 10
10 it, and the law does not regard him
Is a murderer
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27

Mrs. =. a. Chaplin went to Aiken
county, South Carolina, some years
ago, with New England ideas about
the negro and the Southern white.
She lived on terms Of social equality
with the negroes, and had nothing
to do with the whites. She added a
room to her house for a young negro
man, who ate at the table with her.
She often stated that he was as perfect
a gentleman as she knew.
MIS-. Chaplin, according to those who
know her, is woman Of rennement,
has been until about two weeks ago
a fanatic ON the negro question. On
Sunday momiag, July Stb, the Young
negro whom she had befriended re-
paid the kindness Of this sixty-vear
old woman by the crime for which
the negro j, notorious.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-07-27

From June LIST to July 18th, 100 i'm
fants died i'm Richmond. I'm the same
time SO infants were born. I'm seven
day, in July 56 infants died i'm Wash
ington, and lack of ice Is given as
the cause. Ice is as much a necessity
today i'm cities as milk and bread. Any
combination that keep, up prices ON
such necessities should be condemned
and punished severely. 1t is horrible
that helpless infants should die like
flies because big profits must be made.
Mr. W. p. Kent, Of Wytheyille,
who made such am exhibition of his
extreme youth last fall in his cam
paign for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ship, has been appointed consul gem
eral TO Guatemala Mr. Kent is said
to be able to speak French, German,
and Spanish huently. 1t is to be
hoped that he viii not speak any of
the languages as recklessly as
Inc did English during his cam
paigu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16
Wealthy ceun,es. Insane.

AZ New York City ON tho :1ih uit
Grace Sterling. Countess MankuwBki
witc OF Count isnncc MnnkowsRi. and
daughter Of tho late John NJ. BiEOy.
Tho shoe backing manufactured. was
niJndgcd Insane and incompetent Ia
manage her property, valued at sew
'crai hundred thousand dollars, by y
fi:rind jury and commission appointed
by the Supreme Court The countrSs
Nns married In New York In 1873. She
went In England with her husband
and three children. Ten years hEd
shc was declared insane by the bgit'
lEh courts and for some tlmc was coa'
fined In n Hnniiariam IN England. \
few years ago abe rcjoincd her bus
band In London. Countess Mankow'
R.. was brought tn Scw York by her
husband Scptcmbc: Sth last. by per
mission of the English courts. ana pro
cccdinEs were instituted to have her
sanity passed uron.