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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

said first day of January and to and in
cluding the first day of December, 1906. or
during a portion OF said time. the form
of gambling commonly known as policy
was conducted at the premireseS $780, Com
munipaw avenue, also $50. SIS, 6s2. and 81
then within the said Fourth Precinct in
charge of the said Albert Cummings.
That the said Albert Cummings was
guilty of misconduct in office, neglect or
and regulations of your department in
that he knew of the carrying on of the
said form of gambling known as pol
icy in the said premises during the said
time, and failed to suppress the same or
to enforce the law against persons so
carrying on the said form of gambling
at the said place during tho saidtime
e. That the sefd Albert Cummings dur
ing the time between the said first day
of January and to and including the first
day of December. 1906 or during a por-
tion of said time, was guilty OF neglect
@-of duty and misconduct in office and OF
the violation of the rules OF your depart-
ment and particularly rule 16S, in that he
knew of the said carrying on of the
said form of gambling in the said prem
ises during the said time and failed to
report the same either to the Chief OF
Police or TO your Board.
tS} That the said Albert Cummings was
guilty of negligence, incapicty and mis-
conduct in office in that the fact that
the said form Of gambling known as pol
sicy playing was carried on at tbs said
premises $50 Communipaw avenue. also
6oo, SIS, 6S2, and 81 Grand street, during
the said time from the first day of Jan
uaTy to and including the first day of
Decembmer, 1906 or during portion Of
said time, and was a common rurnOr and
was known to many people ana was eAs-
lily ascertainable by the said Albert Cum
mings. and in that he failed TO discover
the fact that the said form Of gambling
was SO carried at the said premises dur
ing the said time.
(D That the said Albert Cummings was
! guilty of misconduct in office and neglect
of duty and particularly neglect of the
duty prescribed by rule 164 in that he
did not use diligense to discover the
fact that the said form of gambling
known as policy playing was carried on
at the~said premises, MOI $50 Comnnuni-
paw avenue, also $50, 67s. es2 and 57l
Grand street during the saif time be-
tween tho frat day OF January, 1865, and
the first day Of Deecnabe, 1905, or dur
ing a portion of said time.
(5) That the said Albert Cummings was
guilty of negleto Of duty and violation
OF rule l6l In that in making out pay rolls
he put down certain amount as due cer-
tain officers In his precinct, including
amounts due co the said officers for SER
Vices on certain dates. which dates the.
said officers were not on duty and said
officers were not entitled to be paid for
the said days or were not entitled to any
pay for the said days. Said officers and
said time are as follows
The said Albert Cummings. January 16,
s05 January, IT, '05. z days between July
Is, 05 and August 6. 'o5. also days be-
tween August O. o. and August p, '06.
Patrolman Lockwood, April II, April II,
and April IS, 05.
Partolman Keefe. July, IS, 'os.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
REPORT U. sal4A- WORK.
Commission Ready to Begin Actual
Construction of Waterway.

Construction OF Waterway.
Washington, Bee 21.-The annual re-
port of the isthmian canal commission
was made public by Secretary Taft
1t states that the first stage of canal
construction, that Of preparation, has
virtually been passed and that the
commission is now about to make the
dirt fly IN the actual construction OF
an eighty-fve foot ieYel lock canal as
authorized by congress last June.
The commission il highly pleased
with sanitary conditions aiong the
canal route and IN Panama and Colon.
The isthaaus is now free from yeilew
fever, and other diseases are scarce.
The report states that the men now
theoretically at work upon the isshmus
number about 25,000 This n.mbes IN
cludes, however. several thousand West
Indians whose movements are tca ir-
regular and lelsurely to count much.
On Arg. 20, 1909, the commission is
sued invitations for proposals 20 fuy-
Hish 1850 Chinese ia5oscrs for work
upon the canal for period Of not less
than two years, with Tie privilege Of
increasing the number 10 10000. -Four
bids were presented. of which the ouly
two accepting the commissions 3 terms
were also the lowest. These bids
agreed 70 furnish the ieborefs at from
Q 20 IL cents per hour, dependent upon
the number actually employed The
selection Of the bidder has not yet
been made
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
PANIC IN NAPLES.
Part of vesuvius' Crater Falls In and
% Throws Ashes Over City.

% Throws Ashes Over City.
Naples, Dec. 21.-Another portion Of
tie crater of Mount Vesuvius fell in
and caused a great. eruption of ashes,
cinders and sand 1t was not preceded
or accompanied, however, by either de-
donations or earth shocks.
For a period Of twenty minutes a
heavy rain Of ashes fell over Naples,
aud another portion of the crater on
the side toward Pompeii fell in. The
rain of ashes created considerable
alarm in the more populous quarters of
the city. Women began praying to the
Madonna and the saints not to visit
them with another punishment at
Christmas time such as came shortly
before Easter, the time Of the last
great eruption.
As the rain of ashes did not last
long, calm was soon restored The ash
es continued to fall, however, over
Portici, Tore del Greeo, Resina and
Tore Annunziata.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
A:ction Acainat Ice Trust.

New York, Dec 2..--Making Haany
charges against the American Ice com
pany, the so called ice trust, Attorney
General Julius Mayer, In the name Of
the people of the state of New York,
began an action in the supreme court
In this city for the dissolution of the
company. The complaint sets forth
correspondence to show that while the
company was issuing ice famine warn
ings it was refusing to buy ice at any
price. Extortionate prices are charged
Mr.. Mayer said he felt it was time to
begin the suit now as warning to
the trust to make the most of this win
ter's ice crop.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Plotted 10 Cheat novernn,ens.

Omaha. Neb., Dec. 21-4The trial in
the federal district court of Bartlett
Richards, president; Will G. Comstock,
vice president, and G. G. Jameson, sec
7etary of the Nebraska Land and
Feeding company, controlling the 4o0,-
900 acre Spade" ranch, and Aquilla
Triplett, their agent, ended in the con-
viction of the four defendants on
charges of conspiracy to defraud the
government of public lands and sub
ornation of perjury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

In anticipation of the trial of Police
Captain Albert Cummings, OF the Four h
Precincts who with Chef Murphy, In
spetcor Archibald, and other Captains
and Detetivec sergenats were recently
suspended on charges of allowing gam
bling to be carried on. a great crowd
gathered at The City Hall last night. The
corridors were crowded long before the
Commissioners arrived and when the
First District Court room was thrown
open the crowd pushed in and; occupied
every available seat in the spacious
court room. The trial of Captain Cum
mings, however did not tal1e place, as
new charges had been preferred by the
Mayor against Captain Cummings and
the latter's counsel wanted dne to com
bat the new charges concerning the pres
ence OF several policy shops in the Fourth
Precinct and the failure of the Captain
to deduct from his own salary and from
the Salaries for two policemen for days
they were off duty The trial was post
poned until next Wednesday afternoon.
AS is already well known the Chief and
Inspector have already been retired ona
half pay and curiosity is rife as to what
the outcome of the trials of the accused
Captains and Detective Sergeants will be.
The charges against Sergeant Andrew
Booth were dismimssed
The new charges preferred by the May
or against Captain Cummiags are enabod-
sed In the following counnu nunication from
the Mayor
II hereby charge Albert Cummings,
Captain of Police. duly designated and
assigned by your Board In charge of the
Fourth Precinct. Of Jersey City with neg
lect Of duty, misconduct In office and
disobedience of the just rules and regu-
lations of your department, and wieh
fncapicity and incompetency and ineffici-
ency in office in the following particu-
lars:-
% That during the time between the
The best protection against fevers, pneurno-
ma 7frhf faria etc ia in building m he
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Testifies AGAINST Mann.

New York Dec. 21-Called as the
principal witness in the trial of Colo
mel William dalton Mann, editor OF
Town Topics, Moses Ellis Wooster, for.
mer partner of Mann in the publication
of "Fads ard Fancies," asserted that
he had seen the defendant write so.
K, w D. NJ" at the bottom of the
Count Ward letter 1t was because
Mann denied at the Hapgood trial that
he had 20. K'd'' the letter that he was
indicted for perjury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Bryce to Be British Envos

Washington, Dec 21-It is reported
that President Roosevelt has been ofi-
cially Informed that it is the desire of
Grea Britain to send James Bryce.
present chief secretary for Ireland. as
British ambassador to Washington.
That the appointment would be agree
able to this country is generally ad-
mitted. Mr.. Bryce is one Of the fore
most statesmen in England He is the
author of "The American Common
wealth.,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Weather Forecast.
Partly cloudy variable winds.
General Markets.

New York Deo 20.
sWHEA AT-May, SlSse,; July, s3ssc.
CoRM--January s. ixc.; May -5os4c.
BUTTER Creamery, extras. per pound
3-.Aa3se. (Afercantile Exchange Official
quotation. extras 32c.); flrsts, 29g3t5se.
seconds 2Sa2se. tairds. 2sa25o. held OK.
tras. a3aSossc.: Arsts. 27a2se. seconds. aia
2sc.; thirds, l2a2se.; state, dairy, cabs
fresh. fancy. 29a3ec.; hrsts, aSs5Sc.; sec,
ondS. zSa25c. thirsSi 2isg2c.
CHEESE State. Fall cream. spAsli snS
large. september. fancy, t4Ass.: coctseer-.
best, ls1sc: late made. isl4aisc; infAriar
llaf2c.; light skins. he; half skinis; best
gaatac. part skins isrne. saS5sc.; fsii
to good, s4ka71Ecs; mon, Aa6e fun
Skins, 2asc.
EGGS ze. Pennsylvania and nearby
selectq @hlte, fancy, s3c.; choice, sSs
SIC. Il xed. extra, s5asTe.; firsts TO eStrs
firsts, soal9c
POTATOES puil; Pennsylvania. choice,
per busilel 65a5Sc.; New York ana west-
ern per busael 53a5Sc. do. fair to good,
PET nashel t9assc
LIVE POUITR TRY--I7 Unchanged: fowls, Il
al2c.i old ROSTERS &c spring chickens,
ioaiie dNeSs lsalsssc. turkeys, 17a1se
)fs3 ,SSl9 POULTRY Steady and il
faif demand: fowls. choice. 1Scy; do. fail
ro goca 1la12e.; Old ROSTERS 9i2c.. near
Sy chic ens- f4aiSc. western do. ia
Isc tar5sess nearby choice to fancy. 1aa
&c., do, choice TO fancy. 1sa
a9e od. do. l6Y17c. ducks,
ueA stern. do, i3a1se-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

PapaI Honor FOR A0saican Doctor.
New Iorh, Dec. 21.-As reward for
his brilliant services as a physician
ar / a Catholic, DR.. Thomas Adds EN-
met, grandnenhew of Robert Emmet
and one OF the foremost gyneceI9 9giSts
IN the w0r was invested with The
u af ST Gregory tie Great
llrleg. The itonor WIS
COZ erred on Dr.. EsnAlet by PeRe
Plus
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Rci,l NJ: i.:sA sl,nf

Radon, Ri p5land Dec. 21.-A
youth named Werner. Seventeen years
old, student at the Technical school,
was tried By drun1head court martial,
convicted and shot to death for hav-
ing killed Colonel Plotta, commander
OF the gendarnerie Of the government
Of Radon Werner threw a bomb at
Colonel Plofta. When The workmen
of this vicin t. lesafea Of the execu-
ton Of. Werner thes declared a gen
eral strike
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Huntino For Mj@sina 4eirsss.

philadelphia. Dec. -e'ircunstanees
surrounding the disappearance Of Miss
Ida May sflEer, or sirs. Rolando
Kuehn, heirass 10 q half million dol
lars, began to assume a tragic com
plexion. Relatives, accompanied by
Rowlail c. Evans. ASSISTANT city so
licitor, and private detectives, descend
ed upon the ends Asylum For the
Insane at ia- ord ana searched the
institution csllar to garret. Not
trace of Mss Miller was found. The
surgeons and attendants asserted she
was not there, bat did not deny she
had been patient at the institution
DR.. Rolando Kuehn, who asserts he
is the husband of the heiress and
whom her relatives charge with hav-
ing taken advantage of her disturbed
mental condition, will not tell where
she is.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Mems nemands Astoniah Roads.

New York. Dec 21 = The general
managers of the railway lines entering
New York which are affected by the
ultimatum delivered by the yardmen,
who propose ito leave the service" Of
the Several companies unless their re:
quest for an increase Of wages Of !
cents an hour is granted, declare that
they regard the strike ultimatum OF
the yardmen as a most astonishing
and unfair demand"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Jan ship. wan vi.it ErIneo.

San Francisco, Dec. 21.-JapanesA
warslips will visit San Francisco with
in the next few months despite reports
to the contrary This Is the statement
of Consul Uyeno, who says he expects
the training cruiser squadron under
Vice Admiral Kataoka, who distin-
guished himself in the operations
against the Russian vladivostok feet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
TryinqlIto Relieve Coal Famine,

Ainnaapslis. Alisln. &C. 2I The
railgeses 3lfa bending every effort to
russa coal unto the northwest district
thils has. fsr some days been suffering
from a fi2aI falnipe The big dock
companies aud the coel companies are
t7oine eyasytii ling possible to help in
relIevirg He situat5on Bar there is
sfiil considerable difficulty III getting
cars
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Jeffriss viii Eiaht Aaaln.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 21-James J..
Jeffries, after two years of retirement,
is ready to enter the ring again. he
will fight any white man thought
worthy OF prov ess. provided the
stake is 5ggh He still draws
the color wever, and refuses To
meet Jack John IN. the negro fighter.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
TO TEST JAPS' CASE
Keichiki Aokl Selected 10 Try
--.~n Of Admission to
Frisco Schools
HAs RECORD AS GOOD PUPIL


c'on'pisiaira Witness In Suit Of Unit
ed States Severnment Representing
Japan, le E Bright Ten ysar cid
seilolar = Father Objects 70 sspa-
rate schools.
san Francisco, Dac q. by his Sc
lection as the. eompl.iligg Witness in
the suit the United StSts3 soYernment
Nill bring ~ ths satrefDe seurt on be-
haif OF the emperor et Japan to settle
the controversy oves tse segregation OF
Japaussc children ie the 3aH Efancis-
co public, schools Keikichi Acki, boy
cf zen Years has become u figgss Of In
ternationai Importance.
keiehiki is the. soa of SFitehissu
Aoki. a Jap&nase bookshelf. ana was
attending the Redding PTimarg school
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

Rome, Dec. II The EatieaH mas IS
sued a note Of protest against the
Course OF the French government and
forwarded it to all the papal represents
attves abroad, including the apostolic
delegates The note is calm and di~pi@
fed in tone and protests primarily rnat
the rights of religion have bsen out-
ragged b5 the FraBch governslens
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Life Tern, S Woman Shaver.

Rockville Coan., Dec 21-Charles
II. Bishop, the half witted farm hand
on trial for the murder of Mrs. Caro-
line Williams. wife OF his employer, in
Stafford Springs on Nov. s, changed
his plea Of not guilty to guilty of muir
der in the second degree. He was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
:lide aIae.zA Mast S.,ora RsIlsaa,i

speekskilE. AZ. T., Dec 2t. Thousands
OF tons OF rock slipped from the side OF
Dunderberg neuntain, opposite Peeks-
kill. ana covered The West Shore rail-
road tracks completely. From present
indications It may be q week before
tie tracks can he cleared
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

Albany, N Y, Dec 21.-Albert t.
Patrick, whose death sentence for the
murder of William Marsh Rice, the
aged New York millionaire, was com
muted to life imprisonment by Gov
ernor Higgins, was seen in Sing Sing
prison. Patrick announced that he was
not satisfied with communication of SEN
tence and would at once begin his fight
for freedom A writ Of habeas corpus
will be applied for, it was said, in the
United States court. making Warden
johnson of Sing Sing the defendant.
The first news of the action of Gov
ernor Higgins was taken 10 Fatrick's
cell in the death house IN Sing Sing
prison by his wife. Mrs. Patrick went
from New York Immediately on re-
ceipt Of the news, and upon her ar
rival she was permitted to go at once
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Railroad alan ssasaa / q Robbss.

New Haysa. Coma, nec, ar. B.
yosSNsSA Eaesst af tha Nes1 HAYES
station ct. she Ssw Esassa railroad.
was bseeen ssIecssS ea. the head hg
two thugs ssha rohBea st about $3.50 N
checks and $40 III casa Tliers Is ne
trace OF the robbers, whose features
were concealed by masks.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
ausgEssasL d sggEa1nn.

We have all Travelled on roads that
seemed to leave the blues, but no one
has ever experienced a journey aver Tie
Lake Shore without being impressed
with the fate that it is a cheerful Iaii-
road. Throughout the entire system
there is an air Of gladness and strength
of known exactly what is dome and
il the face of the passenger who travels
with every comfort and every convent
ence. at hand-his for the pressing of a
button. The -roadbed of this line is the
finest in America Its smoothness as
sures lloisleas, joltless and jarless Jour-
Hey. The dining car service Is famous
tie world over and there is not Single
convenience known to modern .railuoad-
ing that is not found !. here. Absolute
safety, greatest comfort and higbes
speed are the portion Of fha traveller on
this line See that your ticket reads via
The Lake Shore. For full information
conc e4niDg re1ltes anr service, address
]. w DAILY. Chief Asst Genl. Pass grl
AIT. BEifaiQ, y. ~. !, Smith, Ger lsl
I.yheh- Pass gi faliiie Mgr, Ghicago
10 g9F 4 f3T . rs
rake Tf5E BR N1 pusnins ta5
q ana ouss sis Is enis
~ Gsoylss are eacn psx. s5s
TEE GOOD "a l.I5rl IS of
CieAm BAlms solid. found IA Liquid
Cream Balm. which is inte tended for uss ia
atonizefs That it is an unfailing cure
for Nacal Catarrh is proved by and ever
increasing mass of testimony It does
NOT dry cut or rasD the tender air pas
sages. It ailays the inflammation and goes
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Why Take
Business Home ?
Are Your Nerves Constantly
Strained With Groundless
Worries?

The cause of this tense condition is
in your stomach. Your food does not
digest properly Nine-tenths of all dys-
pepsia and indigestion is of the nervous
type and the only certain cure is to
right the cause. Tonics, brain foods,
bitters, etc, are mere temporary stimu-
lants. Your stomach and small intes-
Atines have become deranged by improper
Rejection Of foods, imperfect masrlLallon
Ind irregularity both as to time and
.amount OF eating.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
ALBERT T. PATRICK.

70 her husbands cell. Patrick received
the news with the scoolness which has
characterized his actions during his
long struggle for freedom. He seemed
not at all surprised to learn that the
governor had interviewed to save his
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
sidI char III sd Tn.

Qiasl &c. 21-AIiss Ma
~ Aici4an Aiill 1 sehoolteacher. was
Eseld upEby thtsa men, and her hand
bag, containing Ss29, was taken from
har Tie police have no clew to the
thieves
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Patrick Not Content.

Instead of accepting the gift Of his
life from Governor Higgins with graf
itude Patrick persisted in declaring
that he would not accept the govern
or's clemency.
Il shall not accept Communication of
sentence Patrick said to Warden
johnson when told by his wife that he
had been saved from the~chair
81 shall fight this act with every re-
source and with every bit of power /
possess. It is unjust. It was done
without my consent or application. /
did not ask for'it. I.would rather die
than stand before the world as muir
derer.
They cannot make me accept this il
I do not want to. Either | am guilty
or am not guilty. If | killed Rice
deserve to die"
This remarkable outburst from Pat
rick was delivered with great vehe-
menee and passion.
Though the worst has been avert
ed" said Mrs Patrick, Il am by no
means satisfied. We shall not rest
here. It Is enly the first step in ily
husbands s Journey to freedom"
When Governor Higgins was told of
how Patrick had received the news he
strongly intimated a doubt of Patrick's
entire sanity, attributing his mental
state to the strain under which the
condemned LAWYER has labored all
these years in the death cell at Sing
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
Eleesricsl Workers l-oss stri&s.

Schenectady, Bec. 21.-Ihe
strike at the General Electric works is
settled, and the men will return to
work. The strikers waived the Issue
which caused the strike namely, the
reinstatement, OF three discharged
craftsmen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

Pittshurg. Dec q Former CashieA
Rinehart OF the closed Waynesburs
bank consented to assign al h prop
erty valued at 81 100000, 10 the hoard
Of directors wbo will select three dis
Interested men to convert the property
into cash.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
CUMMINGS TRIAL.
MAS POSTPONED
Hayor Pagan Submitted Ad-
disional Charges Against
tie Accused Police Car
tain and Counsel Wanted
fine to Combat Them
| aIAl, WED lESDAY, 3P. M.

GREAT CROWD PACKED THE COR
RIDoRs OF THE CITY HALL LAST
NIGHT IN ANTICIPATION OF THE
TRIAL : CURIOSITY RIFE AS TO
THE OUTCOME OF THE TRIALS OF
THE ACCUSED CAPTAINS AND DE-
TEcTIEvs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

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tfars's DypepsiA Tablrtss are rec
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21
PATRICK DISSATISFIED.
!.
Communication Of Sentence Fails
to Please the Convicted
Murderer.
OBJECTS TO GOVERNORS ACT

Declares Life Term Is Unjust and VIII
Continue Long Fight For Liberty.
Would Rather Die Than Stand Be-
fore the World as Murderer-His
Sanity Doubted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-12-21

The best protection against fevers, pneurno-
MA. diphtheria, etc, is in building up the sys-
tem with Hoods SarsapariIla-