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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Can You Use Food
When You Get 1t?
Thousands of stomachs Starving
Where Mouths Are Well Fed.
Costs Nothing to Believe
This Condition

Eating is fast becoming too much a
part OF the daily routine, if not mere
tickling of the appetite-a thing to be
gotten out of the way as quickly as
possible. Little thought is given to
what kind of food,' its effect upon the
system, and whether it viii be of use
IN building up the tissues of the body
Your stomach will revolt, If it is not
already doing so. 1t must shut up for
repairs. What of the dizzines and
bometimes pain, which stops you after
hu~rsed lunch? what of the general
aistre after a heavy dinner, feel
Ing o1 pressure against the heart which
calls a halt and makes the breathing
difficult? Is it common for you to be
oppressed with belching and sour eruc-
tahons? Are you constipated and then
10 you laughingly toss dime to the
Druggist for his most palatable relief?
Bewar of temporary cures that are
but palliatives. Many antidotes for
lhe common ills which our flesh is heir
boss seem at first to reliev, but in deal
ty, if not injecting poison into the sys-
lem, lay the foundation for a deeper
ieated and fore far-reaching disorder.
rhree-fourths of all diseases orig
mate with a breaking down of the di-
gestion and ninetenths of all digestive
t.clples originate with one or more Of
g -5mDtons named above.
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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Patrick Wants Pardon or Death.

New York, Noy. 28. That Albert e..
Patrick tie lawyer convicted Of muir
dertng William Marsh Rice, win not
accept Communication Of the death PEN
atty to life Imprisonment, but demands
full pardon or the electric chair, was
the declaration made by Clark Bell,
the LAWYER who has laid before Gov
ernor Higgins petition signed by
more than 5000 PHI cans who asked
that Patriok's life be SHARED.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Gets SIS Apiece For TeIlina Jokes.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Nov. 2S.-Judge
Russell allowed Captain Louis Ijams
$5,050 for entertaining the late Abra-
ham Brokew, the eccentric plowmaker,
who died recently, leaving an estate
valued at several million dollars.
Ijams' services consisted chiefly in tell
ing funny stories. He said he had told
a thousand and valued his services at
$4,000, $40 per story.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
FIRED BY ROOSEVELT.
President Dismisses District Attorney
PettinciI of Porto Rico,

President Dismisses District Attorney
PettinaiIl of Porto Rico.
Washington, Nov. %. = President
Roosevelt directed the dismissal from
office of Noah B. K PettingilI, United
States district attorney for Porto Rico.
Before the president left Washing
ton on his Panama trip charges affect
ing Mr.. Pettingill had reached here
and were referred to the attorney gen.
eral for his consideration. These were
that while district attorney he had in
the capacity Of private attorney en-
tered sui against another government
official charging gross misconduct in
Office
The action of the district attorney,
the president said, amounted practical
ly to malfeasance Ia Office.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Tied Wife to Docs.

Seattle, Wash, Nov 2s-The author
tiles of Calgary, N. w. T., rescued
Mrs. 7. G. Galloway, seventeen years
old, in dying condition, the result, it
is declared, of extreme cruelty prac-
ticed by her husband. The young wo-
man was found tied by the neck be-
tween two dogs, which bit her when
she struggled to escape. Galloway is i'll
iail.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Iersav pamocrats Maet.

New York, Nov. 28.-A conference of
Democratic members of the next legis-
lature of New Jersey and of the recog-
nizedN leaders of that party was held
at the Manhattan hotel. 1t was learn
ed after the meeting that the discus
sion was mainly with regard to con-
semblymen in Middlesex, Monmouth
and Cape May counties.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

Washington, Nov 28.-To turn over
the postal service Of the United States
to private corporation under public
control is the remarkable proposition
made to the postal commission w. D..
Boyce of Chicago, millionaire publish
er, made the proposal, on behalf Of
himself and associates, to take over
the service and run it on business prin-
cinles
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Poison Found In Wait House.

Auburn, n Y, Nov 2S.-A. N. Ham.
ilton. the expert on poisons engaged to
analyze the foodstuffs in the William
f. Wait mansion, where the entire
household was mysteriously poisoned,
has in his possession a wooden sugar
firkin taken from the pantry. An anal
ysis showed that it had contained
enona b arsestc O I'll 200 men.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

Wheeling W. Va, Nov. 28. "A re
port from Belmont, O.. received from
passengers on an incoming Baltimore
and Ohio train. was that nearly the en-
tire business section of the town had
been wiped out by fire The FIRE origi-
mated in the Baltimore and Ohio sra
ton, spreading thence to general
store and The postoftice, a drug store,
where exploding oil caused It's till fur
ther spread to business houses and
residences OF the latter sereral have
been burned The loss viii probably
he about S1np coo
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
schoolna,an Is Too Pretty.

Hammond, Ind, Nov. 26. petition
to be signed by every pupil III the
Hammond public schools and many
prominent men is being circulated III
aid Of Miss Genevieye AIcGraw, the
who was asked to res n
Because she is 50 pretty every one faiia
In love with her.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
DYING From Dentists Slip..

Newcastle, Pa, Nov 2S.-John Pol
lock is dying here as the result of hav-
ing tooth extracted. During the op-
GRAFTON the forceps slipped, cutting an
artery in his tongue. All attempts to
stop the flow Of blood failed, and for
several days the mans. life has been
slowly ebbing away.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Ealls give storiss Mitlao,,t i.,innu

New York, NOV IS. With wonderful
luck Sam IEurrsterzer. Who was clean
ing windows. fell five stories. lanued
on the wiise netting protecting a glass
skFligllt rebounded like i rubber ball
and Was unhuyt He returned to work.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

New York. Nov. 2s francis j. Car
mody assistant United States attorney
Tor the southern district OF New York
and husband Of Senator Platt's step-
daughter. Is dangerously i'll in Wash
'ington and not expected to live.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
LOOKS As THOUGH
SMlTHHAD AHAND
Conference of New Jersey
Democratic Leaders" Held
In New York Yesterday to
Discuss Successor 10 U. S.
Senator John F. Dryden
MAY POSSIBLY Be A DEMOCRAT

EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO SHOW
THAT ELECTION FRAUDS WE'RE
coNMITTED IN MIDDLHsES. MON
MOUTH AND CAPE MAY COUNTIES
WITH VIEW TO THRowING OUT
A NUMBER OF REPUBLICAN AS
sEMBLYMEN-ELEcr.
Democrats in Hudson County are max
io9s 20 know just what that conference
9f the next Leissiatlre o. New Jersey
and ehe recognized leaders of that party
he'd At the MaAhattan Iotel IN New
York yesterday. The mere announcement
that the New Jersey Democrats are mere
ly planning to keep United Stat $ sena-
tor Dryden from succeeding himself is
not satisfactorily That there was So
much secercy about the proceedings OF
The conference which took place bahind
closed doors har added to the curiosisy
OF the local Democracy. Thai William
3. oprley, of GPassaic County. Chair
man oe eHe Democratic State oGinmstsea
presided ana that foren4Sr Gnited states
senaloS DANES Smith was q conspicuous
figure at The conference has added still
more to the curiosity OF he local Dem0l-
raey. This amoant of curiosity has ex-
cee5ed that manifested IN tie resent con
deReaee OF New JeTsss Repunnean lead
eEs held at The Bellegillees5r s5rattord Hotel
in Philadelphia, at which tie question
of eiecting a Republican successor to Sen
ator Dryden was discussed. The coun-
ties in which Mr.. Dryden IS supposed to
hold sway-in nor IN NV Jef sey-
went almost solldly against his princi-
pies. The Republicans IN the Leg stature
have baremajority on joint ballot and
Mr.. Dryden has to look to South Jersey
of the few votes 10 reeeiect him. He Is
exceedingly anxious to go back to the
q. S. Senate. 1t would seem that former
Senator James Smith, who halls from the
same same city, is also anxious to go
back to the Senate, although herecently
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Bowerv 10 Save Fifth Avenue

New York, Nov. %. The Rev DIR.
Donald Sage Mackay. pastor of the
Col!eeiafe church. at Fifth avenue and
Fort eighth street. Intends to have
Bower converts assist III saving souls
amona tli5 wenhers Of his fashionable
colsgr a bw telling of their con-
version tian7 SIM
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Caucasian Of Finer Clay.

"God Almighty made the Caucasian
of better clay than the Mongolian or
the African or any other race. The
Ethiopian is a burden carrier He has
done absolutely nothing for history,
nor has he ever achieved anything of
any great Importance. There are no
great men among the race. Yet this
people has been picked out by the ia
natics of the north and lifted up to the
equality of citizenship and to the rights
of suffrage. No doubt many of you
have listened to the oratory of the
greatest colored man of this country
Booker Washington. He had a white
father, however, and his brains and
his character he has inherited from
that father
Senator Tillman then told his audi
ence of the attacks on white women
by negroes in the south ana declared
that the people Of the north were in a
great measure responsible for this state
of fairs. In conclusion Senator Till
man said:
.'Now, as d rans illustration of the
injustice t laes done, Pres
ident Roos9ra iistb ged three COM
panies OF Hored soldiers without a
court mart and in doing this he pun
ished innoeeit men for the crime of q
few. In doing this ne transcribed the
authority Of the law, and he ought not
to have doue it,
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Nay Be Forty Dead II Wreck.

Detroit, Mich. Nov 2s.-While esti-
mates, received here as to the number
of lives lost in the wreck OF the Jones
are. as d rule, twenty-five Or twenty
six, one report says the list OF dead
may reach the appalling total of forty.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Mo Rosa! sytnoathy FOR Caruso.

Berlin. Nov 2S. The report publish
Ed in The United States that Prince
IEitel Frederick, second son Of En-
peror William, had cabled message
.of sympathy to Carlso. the tenor, In
New York Is officially denied.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
FIGHTING IN TANGIER.
Tribesmen Attack House From Which
Englishman Was Driven.

EngIishman Was Driven.
Tangier, Nov. %. = Anghera tribes
men made an attack on the house in
the suburbs formerly occupied by Wal
ter B. Harris, the London Times CORE
spondent.
A force of government troops engag-
ed in the defense of the building. Two
tribesmen of the attacking force have
been killed and others wounded.
Mr.. Harris has not lived in the house
for two years in consequence of the
frequent attacks made upon it.
Similar outrages are of almost daily
occurrence in the district
The troops defending Mr.. Harris
house were furnished by Raisuli as
we'll as by the government commander
here.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Z FL !

The only way to get, rid
of piEnples and other erup-
tons is to cleanse the blood,
improve the digestion, stirn-
sslate the kidneys, liver and
skin. The medicine to take is
Hoods Sarsaparlla
Which has cured thousands.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
Has Rameav For CANCER.

New York Nov, 2S DR.. Clarence G.
Rice Of the Postgraduate hospital re-
ports 10 The medical profession that be
has cured cancer with trypsin. the new
pauereatic extract with witch eminent
experts hero pdiu Eaalald have been
expel.aaeh lg.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

hr s Resinsnt,
Alb8Av %9N Is. Governor
Hiaelns the recommendation
of Major rai Roe reducing the
Eighth emf infa1try of New
York ef battalion because Of fl
tionaI differences among the officers.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

Democrat Elected In New Hampshire
Dover, N. h, Nov. 28.-Michael J.
White, Democrat, was elected mayor
at the city election, defeating George
J. Foster, the Republican candidate.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
French Fleet Sails For ranoier.

Frehon FIeet &SaIls For Iangler.
Toulon, Nov. 2S.-The French squad
ron commanded by Admiral Touchard
left here at half past 12 o'clock this
morning for Tangier, Morocco, upon
the receipt of instructions from the
ministry of marine
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any casesof Letting, Blind, Biee5iRg
or Protruding Pies ID s to IA days CT
money refunded. soc.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28

The best that money can buy should be your
aim IN choosing medicine, and this is Hoods
Sarsaparilla It cures where others fail
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
LIVE stock Markets.

CATTLE supply light: market steady;
choice, s575a6 prime s5.40a5.7o; veal
calves, s7.50aS.
HOGS-Receipts light; market active;
all grades. S. 6S0ae.35; roughs, s5a570
\ SHEEP AND LAMBS = Supply light;
market slow prime wethers. S. 40a5 SO +;
culls and common, $2as; lambs. s5a74O
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
coasirqs Law to I'll.

You make un your minds that equal
ity before the law which the fifteenth
amendment guarantees is right and
should be enforced Notwithstanding its
result. If this law was enforced it
would result in two states at least be
Ing dominated absolutely by negroes,
while four other states would be so
near being governed by the negro that
there would practically be an equal
division of officers"
A voiee called out, "How about the
law?''
Senator Tillman replied: "The law?
To HI with such laws!
: 'sNo matter what the people in the
north may say or do the white race in
the south will never be dominated by
the negro, and want to tell you now
that if some states should ever make
an attempt to save South Carolina we
will show them in their fanaticism that
we will make it red before we make it
black.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
MEANT TO WE'D GIRL
Witness to Tell Jury Gillette In
tended to Make Alleged
Victim His Wife.
MORE DOCTORS TAKE STAND
Physicians Testify About Conditions
Found In Body of Girl at Autopsy.
Injuries inflicted Before Death, De-
cares Doctor-Prosecution to Make
Test With Fatal Rowboat.

Herkimer, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-That it
had Qeen the Intention of Chester E.
Gillette TO fullll his promise to Grace
Brown and marry her and that he had
arranged with clergyman to perform
tie ceremony on the day that the girl
disappeared Is to be one of the chief
'points OF the defense in his trial for
murder This Information was Cleaned
from Grace Ial, a riva' of Grace
Brown. who is in Herkimer under sub
Doena Of the prisoners counsel to app
pear in his behalf
The Hill girl is one Of the most inn
portant witnesses for the defense She
was first subpoenaed by the prosecu-
ton in the belief that her knowledge
of Gillette's affairs might suDstantiate
the charges AGAINST him
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-28
T|LLMAN'S ADDRESS
Senator Delivers Speech In Chi
cago to Which Negroes Had
Raised Objections.
DISCUSSES RACE QUESTION.
White Race In the South Will Never
Be Dominated by CoIored Men, De-
clares South carolinian - Consisns
Fifteenth Amendment to Lower Re-
sions-shows His Temper.

Chicago, Nov. 28-The efforts of the
colored citizens of Chicago to prevent
United States Senator Benjamin Till
man from delivering an address here
in Orchestra hall were unsuccessful
When the South Carolina senator ar
rived in Chicago he was told of threat
ened injunction proceedings to prevent
him from appearing on the platform
and of money consideration that had
been offered II he would cancel his en-
gagement but MIR. Tiilman expressed
scorn for both
Senator Iillman gave his address
protected by forty detectives. In antic-
ipation OF trouble number of police
men We're kept at nearby stations in
reserve, but they were not called for.
In the audience were many negroes.
but they listened to Senator Tillman's
remarks good naturedly, and although
he was Interrupted many times the
meeting passed of without trouble.
Well Qualified to Speak.
II have been advertised to discuss
the annexation OF Cuoa for the benefit
Of the Chicago Union hospital" said
Mr. Tillman, hut in view of the fact
that [ could not discuss that subject
without discussing the race question
I am going to go at the matter hammer
and tongs. Owing to my experience
with the question and the dlligent
study have made Of it I believe I am
better qualified to discuss this question
than any other man in America"
While discussing the fifteenth amend
ment to the constitution, which he de-
clared gave the negro every right that
a white man had, he was Interrupted
several times by one oZ his listeners,
who kept saying, Glow about Ken
tucky?"
Finally Mr. Tnlman seemed to lose
his temper and exclaimed:
"oh. shut your mouth! You don't
kaow the A 3 G Of this thing. for
got forty years ago more than you ever
know
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Psducah Claims That Sum From the
Nashville. Chattanooga 6 ST.
Louis r. r. for Violation.

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.s5a.,l. ,h;al ma city NAV oa s15
'o0 easy h'o"e' 'i''s ''"' W ''i''''-' =
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/ faiure OF $4,000 10 he city for the
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
General Conditions Yesterday.

The storm central off the middle
Atlantic coast yesterday morning has
passed off toward the northeast be
yond the range of observation. II has
with.a the la "a hours caused rain
or snow in the middle Atlantic and
New England states. The southwest
ern disturbance has apparently. re-
NAMED nearly stationary since yester
day morning Il is causing rain in
western Texas and snow in western
Kansas and western Nebraska An
area cf high barometer has moved
down from the extreme northwest and
united with the high" that crested
yesterday over Kansas. The crest
Of the combined highs oyerlies Min.
nesota and the Dakotas, with tempera-
lures ranging a low as % d grees
below zero. The indications for this
locality are for fair and colder tonight.
with the minimum temperature de-
grees 20 s degrees above zero: Sunday.
increasing cloudn ss with snow by
afternoon or night
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11


4 surprise party was rendered e
robert Serbian of Twenty-secoa5
md Pine streets Friday evening b.
bis mother, Ms. Serbian. and his ST
ter. Mrs Frank Fitzgerald compl
neutary 10 his twenJy-sacond Birth
lay Card games which afforded muc'
amusement were played and prizes
won as follows: Gentleman's first
prize. Morton Yale, handsome watch
FOB. gent emans second prize. Elmer
Brown. white ilk suspenders ladies
first prize. Miss Mamie Wright, gold
shirt waist set ladies' second prize
Miss Carrie Parks. gold hat pm; con
oajica prize. Miss Pansy Cronan.
After the game dancing was INDUCED
in AZ bountilul twocourse luncheon
was then served. Among those 20 on
los the entertainment were Misses
pansy Cronan and guest Miss Blanche
phillips. of East ST. Louis. Lotie
Parks. Mabel Cronan, Mamie Wright
Frankie MoH Blanche Woods, Carrie
Parks. Mes.rs. @. W Cowell. Elm r
Brown. John Hurst Win Lee. Henry
s.aineI Charles CuTau. Charles stew
art Morton Yale. Isaac Wagner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
THREE ARE DEAD
As the Result C a Collision On the
Southern Railway Near
Greensboro.

Greensboro. Il. g.. Feb DBuIla-
f-uI-A fast passenger train oH fIe
Southern railway c1il.ded with q
switch euzine here tonight Bob euel-
He.-s and fireman were Hls1.
ReUaH -aF. tlat .eF-ral cars ulr.
LuIed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

An entertainment, of mucl merit is
promised lovers of music In Cairo Tn
the near future The Cairo Juvenile
band. an organization OF tweutyelsht
young men with Mr. r. j Culver as
leader and manager rs preparing 20
give concert and dance date and
place TO Dee announced later The or
gpuizarlon has been ia existence five
months and has attained much prof.
cheney under Prof Culygr's direction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
FORM A COMBINE
Independent Steel Men Organize to
Deal With the Amalgsmsted
Association.

YOUNGSTOWN o. Feb. 1o-Noarlv aIi
The independent steer and iron mills
west of Youngstown have been organ.
lied as fhe Western Bar Association
There are about twenty mill in tbs 0.-
gan.zafion and fhey employ over d.
900 men. The object OF .na a-.1e.8
tian Is fo have au organization .o deaf
with the Ama.Gamarel Association off
iron and Steel WORKERS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Birthciav Party.

Mr. and Mr.. W b Peuis OF &2o
Eiehth street, entertained a PARTY Of
yot IS folks yesterday afternoon ia
commenoration of the tenth anniyef-
sary Of their little daughter Ruth. 4
most pleasant time WAS enjoyed by he
little guests Vations games were
played after which most delicious
luncheon was served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and Vicinity; Increasing
cloudiness with snow tlurries by after
noon or night, continued cold.
Illinois Probably fair colder.
Kentucky: Fair and colder.
Tennessee: Far. and colder east
portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
THE CITY COURT
One stole Barrels From the Schulz
Drug Co, Another Stole JeWelry
Some Lesser Ofenses.

In Judge Ross court yesterday JAS.
Farmer wa arralgned for stealing.
He bad taken a wagon load Ct empty
barrels from the wholesale drug estab.
lishmont Of jhe Schulz Drug Company,
ar Tenth and Commercial, and sought
20 dispose Of them; but was caught
ea the act In court he waived a pre-
liminaly hearing and was held to
bail in the sum Of $500 to appear in the
county court In default Of bail he
Tent % Jail
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

trail general offices at Chicago, is now
at Work Al HE local freight office get
ing up reports. statements and other
records OF great importance. They
VIII ttt tulAtN 0AHl ~ t1filN CT s'AttA'
ager G. Rowan.
c. Leifch, OF ST. Louis t'aNeiins
Ry, was IN the city yesterday lie az
parted yesterday afternoon TOR Nasf-
vile, Atlanta Chattanooga ana oIilTf
southern points
The Lee Line steamer Ferd HefoiN
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

Ja Ccujcr. arrested by Officers
7o@clj ana Glade, for being drunk,
was fined So and costs, SEQ in all.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11

Mrs Alfred Ritoyre, Of New Hal-
mony, Ind is the guest Of Mrs G.
Frank Of 80 Walnut treet
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Coffee and Bazaar--Ladies Aid Of
Lutheran Church.

Residence of Mr. r. r.. Schoemb.
seventh and Walnut afternoon AMI
.gaains February rs JFridayl ADJ
mission l5c. Including refreshments
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-11
Yesterdays Temperature.

A,--Tmnm Temperature 30 degrees
Minimum temperature -. II degrees
Temperatnre at D. ii. 26 degrees